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The Red Book 1910-04: Vol 14 Iss 6, 1910
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
2EDITED BY KARL EDWIN HARRIMAN
4CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1910
5Copyright, 1910, by The Red Book Corporation. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England. All Rights Reserved
7COVER DESIGN – "LOVE'S OWN STORY" – Painted by Edmund Frederick
8To accompany "The Pulse of Spring," page 1003.
10PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES
11{ White, New York
12{ Moffett Studio, Chicago
13Drawn by N. C. Wyeth
15FRONTISPICE
16To accompany "The Sheriff of Granite," page 1036.
18THE THOROUGHBRED – Perceval Gibbon 929
20HE MAKES GOOD IN AFRICA. Illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner
22THE STRENGTH OF MEN – Hopkins Moorhouse 945
24SPIRIT vs. THE STRONG ARM. Illustrated by Frederick Richardson
26THE LITTLE RED DEVIL – Fred Jackson 957
28A TEST BY FIRE.
30A SUDDEN JOLT – William Hamilton Osborne 963
32DOROTHY DACRES GIVES IT. Illustrated by Jay Hambidge
34HIS LITTLE BROWN BROTHER – P. H. Harris 973
36THE BUGLER'S BIG CHANCE.
38THIRTY PIECES OF SILVER – Joe Ranson 979
40WHEN "MAC" SOLD THE TEAM. Illustrated by F. R. Harper
42THE STUFF OF HEROES – Maximilian Foster 991
44A DOUBLE-JOINTED REVENGE. Illustrated by William Oberhardt
46JACK LOGAN—BAD MAN – Fred R. Bechdolt 998
48THE QUARRY OF THE LAW.
50THE PULSE OF SPRING – Hulbert Footner 1003
52LOVE'S OWN STORY. Illustrated by Edmund Frederick
54THE HOME PORT – Emerson Taylor 1013
56THE CAPTAIN'S BOY REACHES IT. Illustrated by P. V. E. Ivory
58THE CRUEL TOWN – Earl Derr Biggers 1022
60ELEPHANTS AND TRAGEDIES.
62MELEKIN'S GOD – Arthur Stanley Riggs 1027
64A COMIC SUPPLEMENT IDOL. Illustrated by H. J. Mowat
66THE SHERIFF OF GRANITE – William MacLeod Raine 1036
68HE HAD TO MAKE GOOD. Illustrated by N. C. Wyeth
70IN A FAR COUNTRY – Ceylon E. Hollingsworth 1046
72THE TRAMP'S TREASURE TROVE. Illustrated by W. G. Kurtz
74THE CHRISTENING OF ALABASTER – George Rockhill Craw 1053
76NOT SO WHITE AS IT SOUNDS.
78THE JEWEL OF CONSISTENCY – Elliott Flower 1056
80WIVES WILL APPRECIATE IT. Illustrated by Horace Taylor
82THE MARSHAL'S STORY – Clarence E. Mulford 1067
84THE LITTLE "DEACON'S" VENGEANCE. Illustrated by Henry A. Thiede
86HIGH TIDE IN THE THEATRE – Louis V. De Foe 1073
88THE NEWEST METROPOLITAN PLAYS. Illustrated from photographs
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91IMPORTANT NOTICE: Do not subscribe to THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE through agents unknown to you personally, or you may find yourself defrauded. Many complaints are received from people who have paid case to some swindler, in which event, of course, the subscription never reaches this office.
92THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE is issued on the twenty-third of the month preceding its date, and is for sale by all newsdealers after that time. In the event of failure to obtain copies at news-stands, or on railway trains, a notification to the Publishers will be appreciated.
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95THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers, 158-164 State Street, CHICAGO
96LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
97RALPH K. STRASSMAN, Advertising Manager, 1172 Fifth Avenue Building, New York
98BOSTON OFFICES, 2 Beacon Street, JULIUS MATHRWS, Manager LONDON OFFICES, 5 Henrietta St., Covent Garden, London, W. C.
99Entered as second-class matter April 25, 1905, at the postoffice at Chicago, Illinois, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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