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

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The Speedway of Fate

SOME NEW INVENTIONS

Frank Merriwell, Jr.at Fardale From the Leaves of Frank Merriwell's Notebook.

Trooper Stewart, Substitute BY H. E. Williamson

A RECORD-BREAKING BEET

Skates, Skis, and a Saphead BY William Wallace Cook

SOME INTERESTING FACTS

The Basket-Ball Boss by Leslie W. Quirk

Clem Frobisher's Man-sized Job By Allan Hawkwood

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ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED

The Shock By Grant Trask Reeves

UNIQUE NAMES FOR CREEKS

Cap'n Dan's Son BY Bernard Teevan

ODD BITS OF NEWS

Applause Edited by Burt L. Standish

FROM OUR HONORARY EDITORS

OF INTEREST TO ALL

YOUNGEST UNIVERSITY STUDENT

Edited by Burt L. Standish

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Volume IV box CONTENTS FOR JANUARY 10, 1916 box Number 3
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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.
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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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