Wide Awake Magazine, Volume 4, Number 3, January 10, 1916
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Wide-Awake Magazine
The Speedway of Fate
CHAPTER I. Quarter-Mile Bend.
CHAPTER II. Stanley’s Mission.
CHAPTER III. An Enemy by Chance.
CHAPTER IV. A Way Out.
CHAPTER V. For a Sure Thing.
CHAPTER VI. The Heart of the Plot.
CHAPTER VII. A Reply by Wire.
CHAPTER VIII. Desperate Treachery.
CHAPTER IX. A Broken Record.
SOME NEW INVENTIONS
Frank Merriwell, Jr.at Fardale From the Leaves of Frank Merriwell’s Notebook.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
CHAPTER VIII. Bully Carson Explains.
CHAPTER IX. Some Investigations.
CHAPTER X. Reckless Villum.
CHAPTER XI. Kess as a “Dictograph.”
CHAPTER XII. A Lively Adventure.
CHAPTER XIII. Rose and Rhoda.
CHAPTER XIV. When the Plot Went Wrong.
CHAPTER XV. Cowardice and Heroism.
Trooper Stewart, Substitute BY H. E. Williamson
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
CHAPTER XII. Tightening Up.
CHAPTER XIII. Cowley Cries “Enough!”
CHAPTER XIV. Ballard Shows Fight.
CHAPTER XV. The Back Trail.
A RECORD-BREAKING BEET
Skates, Skis, and a Saphead BY William Wallace Cook
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SOME INTERESTING FACTS
The Basket-Ball Boss by Leslie W. Quirk
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Clem Frobisher’s Man-sized Job By Allan Hawkwood
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ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED
The Shock By Grant Trask Reeves
UNIQUE NAMES FOR CREEKS
Cap’n Dan’s Son BY Bernard Teevan
ODD BITS OF NEWS
Applause Edited by Burt L. Standish
A BATTLE BELOW ZERO, BY WELDON W. BRODERICK
THE LOST PLACER
THE YELLOW MORNING-GLORY
FROM OUR HONORARY EDITORS
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