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The Red Book 1912-07: Vol 19 Iss 3, 1912
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
3CONTENTS FOR JULY, 1912
5Copyright, 1912, by The Red Book Corporation. Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England. All Rights Reserved.
7COVER DESIGN ……………………………………………………….. Painted by Henry Hutt
8PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES ……………………………………… By White, New York
9FRONTISPICE ……………………………………………………….. Drawn by Edmund Frederick
10To accompany "The Ripple Case"—page 493
12THE BLACK HORSEMEN OF MIR JEHAL …………………………… James Francis Dwyer 417
13A MYSTERY OF THE SOUTH SEAS Illustrated by William Oberhardt
14BEULAH OF THE SUN …………………………………………….. James Oliver Curwood 430
15A WOMAN REPORTER WINS A "STORY" Illustrated by Lawrence Herndon
16THE LADY WITH THE RELUCTANT LOVER ……………………. Ellis Parker Butler 438
17THE ADVENTURE OF THE PINK CUPID Illustrated by Rea Irvin
18THE BLACK BAG ……………………………………………………. L. J. Beeston 447
19A MERCHANT AND HIS REVENGE Illustrated by Robert Edwards
20THE FRESH-FROM-THE-SOIL-PRODUCT ……………………….. Earl Hennessy 456
21THE STORY OF AN ARTIST AND HIS MODEL Illustrated by Henry Hutt
22TOMASO AND THE WHALE ……………………………………… Mary Inlay Taylor 467
23A STORY OF ITALIAN CHILDREN Illustrated by B. Cory Kilvert
24CUPID AND A GRAVEYARD ……………………………………… Frances A. Ludwig 474
25ISABEL'S LOVE STORY Illustrated by Robert A. Graef
26THE PIRACY OF BLACK SCOTTY ………………………………… Frederick R. Bechdolt 482
27A LIGHTHOUSE TOM RESCUE EXPEDITION Illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner
28THE RIPPLE CASE ………………………………………………. Ernest L. Starr 493
29A DIVORCE PLEA THAT HAD TO BE DISMISSED Illustrated by Edmund Frederick
30THE WEAK SPOT ………………………………………………….. Edwin Balmer 505
31A GIRL SEES IT AND WINS THE DAY Illustrated by J. Henry Bracker
32GRANDMOTHER …………………………………………………… Ethel Train 515
33A STORY OF WONDERFUL SWEETNESS Illustrated by Hanson Booth
34A MAN OF HIS WORD ………………………………………….. Ralph W. Gilman 526
35LOVE MAKES HIM BREAK A VOW Illustrated by Douglas Duer
36THE HOUSE OF THREE ROADS ………………………………… John A. Moroso 536
37BONEHEAD TIERNEY, INC., EMPLOYS A SWELL GUY Illustrated by W. J. Scott
38BLUE POINTS AND BAKED BEANS …………………………… Gertrude Brooke Hamilton 548
39A WAITER PLAYS CUPID
40A THREE HORSE ELOPEMENT ………………………………… Barton Wood Currie 553
41A CURE FOR ROMANTICISM Illustrated by Horace Taylor
42THE DRAMA OF THE SUMMER TIME …………………………. Louis V. DeFoe 561
43REVIEW OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCTIONS Illustrated from photographs
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50THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers, North American Building, CHICAGO
51LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
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55Entered 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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