Adventure Magazine Cover, July 8, 1926

Adventure, July 8, 1926 This adventure pulp issue contains three complete novelettes and Part III of a serial. W.C. Tuttle's "The Range of Restitution" follows Hashknife in the West. Harold Lamb's "The Book of the Tiger" centers on Behar's march on India. Thomson Burtis contributes "A Bit of 'Chuting," featuring an aviator named "Slim" Evans. Talbot Mundy's "Ramsden" serial, the main feature, depicts characters in a Tibetan cavern with "the father of conundrums." Additional fiction includes Ernest Haycox's "A Cup of Sugar" (Revolution-era), Lewis J. Rendel's "Where the Law Ends" (Louisiana bayou justice), and pieces on modern seamanship and seafaring themes. Departments include "Camp-Fire" (reader forum), "Ask Adventure" (practical information on outdoor activities across seventy-four geographic divisions), and columns on weapons, mining, aviation, and other pursuits.