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This issue of *Adventure* magazine (March 30th, 1925, Volume 51, No. 6) features adventure stories primarily set in exotic locations. W.C. Tuttle contributes "Hidden Blood," a complete novel set in the American West involving a character named "Hashknife" Hartley and a feud; Rolf Bennett's "The Sleeping Partner" addresses moral justice in the South Seas; F. St. Mars offers "Pluck's Broken Parole," involving a regimental mascot during wartime in the British Isles; William Byron Mowery's complete novelette "Tyro and Tyrant" tracks fur pirates in Alaska; Hugh Pendexter continues "The Bush Lopers" (Part IV of five), depicting French forces amid danger; and Gordon MacCreagh's complete novelette "Out of the Jungle" explores the moral consequences of a white man "gone native" in Venezuela. Additional features include natural history and practical information columns, plus a "Camp-Fire" reader forum.