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The Red Book 1912-04: Vol 18 Iss 6, 1912
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
3CONTENTS FOR APRIL, 1912
5COVER DESIGN ………………………………………………………..Painted by Henry Hutt
6PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES
7FRONTISPICE ………………………………………………………..(Drawn by C. E. and Fanny Munsell Chambers)
8 To accompany "Jerry Gallegher"—page 1003
9THE KEEPER OF THE DOOR ………………………………………Elizabeth Herrick ….. 993
10WHICH WAY SHALL IT SWING? Illustrations by Edmund Frederick
11JERRY GALLEGHER …………………………………………………Michael Williams ….. 1003 one of two readings
12JERRY GALLEGHER ……………………………………………..Michael Williams ….. 1003 one of two readings
13THE FOG FINALLY "GETS HIM" Illustrations by C. E. and Fanny Munsell Chambers
14LOLLAPALOOZA …………………………………………………….(Hopkins Moorehouse and John Coggsweil) ….. 1013 one of two readings
15LOLLAPALOOZA ……………………………………………………(Hopkins Moorehouse and John Coggsweil) ….. 1013 one of two readings
16A PRIZE-WINNING PIG PLAYS CUPID Illustrations by Everett Lowry
17THE ADVENT OF CLORINDA ………………………………………Mary Imlay Taylor ….. 1020
18SHE WINS THE HEART OF AN OLD MAID
19FIRST AID FROM A BEAUTY SHOP ……………………………Alma Martin Estabrook 1024
20IT HEALS A BREACH BETWEEN SWEETHEARTS Illustrations by Arthur W. Brown
21BEFORE MICHAEL CAME ………………………………………….Frederick R. Bechdolt .. 1034 one of two readings
22BEFORE MICHAEL CAME ………………………………………Frederick R. Bechdolt .. 1034 one of two readings
23AN ADVENTURE OF LIGHTHOUSE TOM Illustrations by W. H. D. Koerner
24THE DEED AND THE INTENT …………………………………….Melville Chater ……. 1045 one of two readings
25THE DEED AND THE INTENT …………………………………..Melville Chater ……. 1045 one of two readings
26THERE IS A VAST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM Illustrations by Sanford Tousey
27CLAY FEET ………………………………………………………..Frances A. Ludwig ….. 1050
28THEY AFFECT THE MASCULINE HEARTS IN THE SHIPPING ROOM Illustrations by Irma Deremeaux
29THE SAND WELLS WATER COMPANY ………………………….Ralph W. Gilman ….. 1059 one of two readings
30THE SAND WELLS WATER COMPANY ………………………..Ralph W. Gilman ….. 1059 one of two readings
31ITS STOCK PAYS AN OLD DEBT Illustrations by Will Crawford
32THE LAUGH MAKER ……………………………………………..James Oliver Curwood . 1071 one of two readings
33THE LAUGH MAKER …………………………………………….James Oliver Curwood . 1071 one of two readings
34YOU CAN LAUGH TOO MUCH Illustrations by Gayle Hoskins
35A BUNDLE OF BANK NOTES ……………………………………Elliott Flower ……… 1078 one of two readings
36A BUNDLE OF BANK NOTES …………………………………..Elliott Flower ……… 1078 one of two readings
37THEY CAUSE MANY DIFFICULTIES Illustrations by Arthur Becher
38NOT LIKE OTHER FOLKS ……………………………………….Evelyn Van Buren ….. 1087 one of two readings
39NOT LIKE OTHER FOLKS ………………………………………Evelyn Van Buren ….. 1087 one of two readings
40THE STORY OF A RAGGED FAMILY Illustrations by Blanche Fisher Wright
41A SUNSET ………………………………………………………..L. J. Beeston ……….. 1098
42THE ROMANCE OF A VIOLINIST Illustrations by H. S. Potter
43BEATING THE LAW ……………………………………………..Ellis Parker Butler …. 1110
44DON'T COUNT YOUR CHICKENS PREMATURELY Illustrations by Arthur William Brown
45THE BOUNDS OF BADINAGE ……………………………………Kennett Harris …….. 1121 one of two readings
46THE BOUNDS OF BADINAGE …………………………………..Kennett Harris …….. 1121 one of two readings
47THE TALE OF TWO JOKERS
48BROTHER PARCELIUS ……………………………………………Edwin L. Sabin …….. 1126 one of two readings
49BROTHER PARCELIUS …………………………………………..Edwin L. Sabin ……….. 1126 one of two readings
50A STORY OF OLD PETERKIN Illustrations by Horace Taylor
51ARABIAN NIGHTS IN THE THEATRE …………………………..Louis V. De Foe ……. 1137 one of two readings
52ARABIAN NIGHTS IN THE THEATRE …………………………..Louis V. De Foe …….. 1137 one of two readings
53REVIEW OF THE METROPOLITAN PRODUCTIONS Illustrations from photographs
55TERMS: $1.50 a year in advance; 15 cents a number. Foreign postage $1.00 additional. Canadian postage 50c. Subscriptions are received by all newsdealers and booksellers, or may be sent direct to the Publishers. Remittances must be made by Postoffice or Express Money Order, by Registered Letter, or by Postage Stamps of 2-cent denomination, and not by check or draft, because of exchange charges against the latter.
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57THE 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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60THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers, Heyworth Building, CHICAGO
61LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
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65Entered 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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