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THE LOST PLACER
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For years Cornelius Shea has been one of the most popular authors of stories of adventure in the West. Mr. Shea wrote a serial for you, “The Kid From Bar B,” which we published during the early summer months. At that time you were asked if you wanted more stories by Mr. Shea. We received a flood of replies in answer to this question, and all of the letters spoke most highly of Mr. Shea’s work, and requested more of it.
Mr. Shea says that “THE LOST PLACER” is a far better story than “The Kid From Bar B.” We agree with him. What do you say?
Transcriber’s Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
Page 25, “familiarty” changed to “familiarity” (told of his familiarity)
Page 58, “McShane” changed to “McShayne” (arranged with McShayne)
Page 79, “Rosmommon” changed to “Roscommon” (you reach Roscommon)