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The Red Book 1913-03: Vol 20 Iss 5, 1913
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1THE RED BOOK MAGAZINE
3CONTENTS FOR MARCH, 1913
5Copyright, 1913, by THE RED BOOK CORPORATION,
6Copyright, 1913, by THE RED BOOK CORPORATION in Great Britain and the Colonies
8COVER DESIGN ……………………………………………..Painted by Henry Hutt
9PHOTOGRAPHIC ART STUDIES ………………………..By White Studio, N. Y.
10FRONTISPICE ……………………………………………..Painted by M. Leone Bracker
11To accompany "The Game as Played"
13THE MOUSE ……………………………………………..James Oliver Curwood……801
14A STRANGER IN THE ARCTIC Illustrated by Norman Borchardt
15AN UPLIFTER ……………………………………………..Ida M. Evans ………………813
16ROMANCE IN WHOLESALE MILLINERY Illustrated by Wallace Morgan
17THE SHADOW ……………………………………………..John A. Moroso ……………822
18A TRAILER FROM SCOTLAND YARD Illustrated by William Oberhardt
19A LIGHT FOR WILLIAM GESSLER …………………….John Barton Oxford………..833
20THE STORY OF A MOTHER'S FAITH
21THE CALLED BLUFF ………………………………………Freeman Tilden ……………837
22INTRODUCING J. HOLLISTER BENEDICK Illustrated by Herb Roth
23THE PROXIES ……………………………………………..Richard Barker Shelton……845
24THEY WIN A HOME
25THE BLACKJACK BEZZLE ………………………………..Harris Dickson …………….850
26SUNLOVER SAM GETS HIS BUSINESS IN A JAM Illustrated by Gayle Hoskins
27GOOD OLD APPLE SLUMP ………………………………A. and R. Bergengren ……..861
28A QUEST AT NEWPORT Illustrated by Rea Irvin
29ARIZONA AL ……………………………………………..Michael Williams …………..868
30NEW WORLDS TO CONQUER Illustrated by Stanley M. Arthurs
31"BELLA DONNA" AND OTHER PLAYS …………………Louis V. De Foe ……………881
32REVIEW OF THE NEW PRODUCTIONS Illustrated with photographs
33THE C'AR'NTEED CURE …………………………………Kennett Harris ……………..897
34A REAL BENEFACCTOR OF HUMANITY Illustrated by Horace Taylor
35WHEN IDOLS FALL ………………………………………Thomas Gray Fessenden……907
36THE PRIZEFIGHTER AND THE SHOE CLERK
37A BARGAIN AND A WOMAN ……………………………Frederick R. Bechdolt……..912
38A STORY TOLD AT MOTHER MONOHAN'S Illustrated by W. H. D. Koerner
39MR. MALLOY ……………………………………………..Clifford S. Raymond ………..922
40A GRAFTER MAKES FOR GOOD Illustrated by Dan Sayre Groesbeck
41IN THE CHIVALRIC YEARS …………………………….Crittenden Marriott …………931
42A CIVIL WAR ROMANCE Illustrated by Edmund Frederick
43THE GAME AS PLAYED …………………………………L. J. Beeston ………………943
44AN EXPERIENCE OF HON. DEREK TREDGOLD, JEWEL THIEF Illustrated by M. Leone Bracker
45TROUBLED SEAS ………………………………………….Arthur Boltonwood
46THEY ESTRANGE TWO OLD CAPTAINS Illustrated by Grant T. Reynard
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54THE RED BOOK CORPORATION, Publishers, North American Building, CHICAGO
55LOUIS ECKSTEIN, President CHARLES M. RICHTER, Business Manager
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59Entered 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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