Wide Awake Magazine, Volume 4, Number 3, January 10, 1916

by Various

Wide-Awake Magazine

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Edited by Burt L. Standish

Volume IV

CONTENTS FOR JANUARY 10, 1916

Number 3

ONE NOVELETTE
The Speedway of Fate		Franklin Pitt	[1]
TWO CONTINUED STORIES
Frank Merriwell, Jr., At Fardale. From the leaves of Frank Merriwell’s notebook A Four-Part Story—Part Two.			[33]
Trooper Stewart, Substitute A Three-Part Story—Part Three.		H. E. Williamson	[58]
FIVE SHORT STORIES
Skates, Skis, and a Saphead		William Wallace Cook	[71]
The Basket-Ball Boss		Leslie W. Quirk	[85]
Clem Frobisher’s Man-sized Job		Allan Hawkwood	[99]
The Shock		Grant Trask Reeves	[111]
Cap’n Dan’s Son		Bernard Teevan	[119]
MISCELLANEOUS
Some New Inventions	[32]	Unique Names for Creeks	[118]
Some Interesting Facts	[84]	Odd Bits of News	[124]
Entombed Miners Rescued	[110]	Youngest University Student	[128]
Applause			[125]

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