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The King of Matabanick A Complete Novelette Leslie McFarlane 123

Canada—the Indians hated their master.

Cockney Robert Carse 149

Atlantic—"I am Levi, the Russe."

Cajuns A Queer People Nevil Hemshaw 155

The Prints of Hantoun A Complete Novelette T. S. Stribling 156

Martinique—a psychologist in action.

The Camp-Fire A free-to-all meeting-place for readers, writers and adventurers 176

Old Songs That Men Have Sung 184

Various Practical Services Free to Any Reader 184

Ask Adventure 185

A free question and answer service bureau of ingormation on outdoor life and activities everywhere. Comrising seventy-four geographical sub-divisions, with special sections on Radio, Mining and Prospecting, Weapons, Fishing, Forestry, Aviation, Army Matters, Nort American Athropology, Health on the Trial, Railroading, Herpetology and Entomology.

Lost Trails 191

The Trail Ahead 192

Headings V. E. Pyles

Cover Design Leonard A. Simonsen

Horses, as "Hashknife" Hartley told "Sleepy" Stevens, don't vanish into thin air. But horses disappeared from the Five Dot and Bar 3 ranches. This was the state of things when Hashknife and Sleepy rode into the Wild Hourse country on the Little Powder River to buy a ranch and settle down. "VANISHING BRANDS," a complete novelette by W. C. Tuttle, will appear in the next issue

From the black heart of the hills where lay the swarming kraal of M'Hoy, came the dread monotone of the tom-tom. And when Percivel Roe, Native Commissioner, cried in most righteous indignation about "our bestiality toward our black brothers," greasy, wily M'Hoy grinned cunningly. "THE IMPERTINENCE OF M'HOY." a complete noveltte by L. Patrick Greene, will be in our next issue.

"Duke" Daly happened to be in Louisville on Derby Day. He happened to be in the lobby of a hotel when one of the most daring robberies the city could remember occurred. And othe things happened in quick succession, especially a break with his hold pal, MacDowell. "A NEW DEAL FOR THE DUKE," a complete novelette by Thomson Burtis, will appear in the next issue.