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THE RED=BLOOD MAN
The man who believes in the green fields, the charm <-\ the silvery
_ stream, in the soothing influences of the lotty peaks; who
»^V w^ believes in all clean, healthful, outdoor life, is
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ttri M >Ali will appeal with a force
i\ I M LMi 1 *» *^_ that is irresistible.
Devoted I M KM lA| /
to all that is best in .# Mm Ml\l
Hunting, Fishing, Motor- fc /^ vJ/ \i
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«-tli«r recreation that means red blood. Printed
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAttCW 17. 1907
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EARLY ISSU
of the
Magazine S^
Will Contain
Articles and St
of
Absorbing Into
AMONG
OTHERS
the following have
been contracted for
and will positively
appear in the near
future.
GALLOPING DICK ST ES
By H. B. Marriott Watson
Those who have read Mr. Marriott \tat-
Galloping Dick stories will be glad to
know that he has written a new
series of adventures of this
attractive gentleman of
the road.
FOUR YEARS LA
by Mary Mac Lane
The appearance of Mary Mac Lane's story or her
years ago created a tremendous sensation. She v
tell the readers of our Sunday Magazine what
she thinks about thin£>. now that she is
four years older and has seen more
of people and oi the world.
THE CAR OF DESTIN
By C. N. and A. M Williamson
This serial will follow "The First ScCfCtar] The
authors of ** The Lightning Conducts
here shown at their very X
SHOUT STORI
By Sir Gilbert Parker
The author of the ** Seats ai the Mighty "
written exclusively for our Sunday NWa
zine a number of short stories in
his most characteristic vein.
THE MONOLOGUES Oi
BEATRICE HERFORi
Miss Herford's programs are too well known to
an introduction. The thousands who have heard I
be glad to know that her greatest monologues \s
printed exclusively in our Sunday Magazine.