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The Argosy, Vol. 82 No. 2
The Argosy, May 1916 This issue features five serialized narratives and two complete short stories. The book-length novel *Getting Away from Thompson* by Edgar Franklin spans chapters I–XXII. Four serial installments appear: William Wallace Cook's *The Old West Per Contract* (chapters I–VI), George M. A. Cain's *From Dusk to Dark* (chapters I–VI), Joseph Ivers Lawrence's *The Heir to Three Millions* (continuation, chapters VI–XII), and Richard Duffy's *Fools of Sacrifice* (continuation, chapters XX–XXVII). Two short stories complete the fiction content: "A Good Indian" by William Alfred Corey and "For the Hard Places" by Wilson Clay Missimer. An editorial section titled "The Log-Book" concludes the literary material. The June issue is promoted as featuring *Ships of Strife* by Captain A. E. Dingle and the serial *His Mad Move on the Movies* by Stephen Brandish, described as an extraordinary narrative about the motion-picture industry.