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Adventure Magazine, December 30, 1925 This issue contains five complete stories and a five-part serial installment. "Twenty-Four Hours" by Arthur O. Friel features South American revolutionists seeking a motor-boat. Post Sargent's "Great Adventures of the Super-Minds: Miguel de Cervantes" explores a courageous captive in North Africa. "Old Sails" by Charles Victor Fischer concerns an Atlantic Fleet veteran. Gordon Young's "La Rue of the 88" begins a five-part serial about a changed man in the West. "Maud," a complete novelette, concerns World War privates lost and found. "Undesirables" depicts death at sea among the weak. "Nerve Enough" by Richard Howells Watkins offers a countryside aviation story. "Rovers Three" concludes with South Seas witch-doctors and bagpipes. John Murray Reynolds's "Sacred Bones" features a puzzled scientist in the American Desert. Arthur Gilchrist Brodeur's "Brothers-in-Arms," set in Old France, concerns treachery and loyalty.