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The presidential snapshot

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CONTENTS

Chapter I. A Cabinet Discussion.

Chapter II. A Matter in Confidence.

Chapter III. Paxton’s Warning.

Chapter IV. Señora Felix.

Chapter V. Bold Curiosity.

Chapter VI. A Meeting After Dark.

Chapter VII. Discouraging News.

Chapter VIII. The Lost Cause.

Chapter IX. The Girl in Pink.

Chapter X. An Unpleasant Surprise.

Chapter XI. A Diplomat’s Daughter.

Chapter XII. On the Right Track.

Chapter XIII. Truth Will Out.

Chapter XIV. A Mysterious Summons.

Chapter XV. The Plea.

Chapter XVI. The Señora or the President.

Chapter XVII. A Serious Charge.

Chapter XVIII. A New Menace.

Chapter XIX. A Forced Play.

Chapter XX. What Gale Overheard.

Chapter XXI. How It Worked.

Chapter XXII. His Plan.

Chapter XXIII. Under Sealed Orders.

Chapter XXIV. The Snapshot.

Chapter XXV. Captain Cortrell’s Orders.

Chapter XXVI. The Plate Developed.

Chapter XXVII. A Serious Situation.

Chapter XXVIII. The Prisoner.

Chapter XXIX. A Vain Appeal.

Chapter XXX. Loyal Friends.

Chapter XXXI. Portiforo’s Way.

Chapter XXXII. Old Scores.

Chapter XXXIII. At the Palace.

Chapter XXXIV. Blue Spectacles.

Chapter XXXV. Wireless Warning.

Chapter XXXVI. A Welcome Intrusion.

Chapter XXXVII. A New Plan.

Chapter XXXVIII. Like a Bad Penny.

Chapter XXXIX. Cause For Anxiety.

Chapter XL. An Interrupted Dinner.

Chapter XLI. A Bold Attempt.

Chapter XLII. Gale Turns a Trick.

Chapter XLIII. A Little Keepsake.

Chapter XLIV. The Developed Film.

Chapter XLV. Two Laconic Orders.

Chapter XLVI. Beside the Great Gun.

The Adventure Library No. 69

The Presidential Snapshot

By Bertram Lebhar

Illustration from The presidential snapshot: or, The all-seeing eye

STREET & SMITH CORP. PUBLISHERS, NEW YORK

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ADVENTURE LIBRARY

Splendid, Interesting, Big Stories

This line is devoted exclusively to a splendid type of adventure story, in the big outdoors. There is really a breath of fresh air in each of them, and the reader who pays fifteen cents for a copy of this line feels that he has received his money’s worth and a little more.

The authors of these books are experienced in the art of writing, and know just what the up-to-date American reader wants.

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By WILLIAM WALLACE COOK

1—The Desert Argonaut

2—A Quarter to Four

3—Thorndyke of the Bonita

4—A Round Trip to the Year 2000

5—The Gold Gleaners

6—The Spur of Necessity

7—The Mysterious Mission

8—The Goal of a Million

9—Marooned in 1492

10—Running the Signal

11—His Friend the Enemy

12—In the Web

13—A Deep Sea Game

14—The Paymaster’s Special

15—Adrift in the Unknown

16—Jim Dexter, Cattleman

17—Juggling with Liberty

18—Back from Bedlam

19—A River Tangle

20—Billionaire Pro Tem

21—In the Wake of the Scimitar

22—His Audacious Highness

23—At Daggers Drawn

24—The Eighth Wonder

25—The Cat’s-Paw

26—The Cotton Bag

27—Little Miss Vassar

28—Cast Away at the Pole

29—The Testing of Noyes

30—The Fateful Seventh

31—Montana

32—The Deserter

33—The Sheriff of Broken Bow

34—Wanted: A Highwayman

35—Frisbie of San Antone

36—His Last Dollar

37—Fools for Luck

38—Dare of Darling & Co.

39—Trailing “The Josephine”

40—The Snapshot ChapBy Bertram Lebhar

41—Brothers of the Thin WireBy Franklin Pitt

42—Jungle IntrigueBy Edmond Lawrence

43—His Snapshot LordshipBy Bertram Lebhar

44—Folly LodeBy James F. Dorrance

45—The Forest RogueBy Julian G. Wharton

46—Snapshot ArtilleryBy Bertram Lebhar

47—Stanley Holt, ThoroughbredBy Ralph Boston

48—The Riddle and the RingBy Gordon McLaren

49—The Black Eye SnapshotBy Bertram Lebhar

50—Bainbridge of BangorBy Julian G. Wharton

51—Amid Crashing HillsBy Edmond Lawrence

52—The Big Bet SnapshotBy Bertram Lebhar

53—Boots and SaddlesBy J. Aubrey Tyson

54—Hazzard of West PointBy Edmond Lawrence

55—Service CourageousBy Don Cameron Shafer

56—On PostBy Bertram Lebhar

57—Jack Cope, TrooperBy Roy Fessenden

58—Service AudaciousBy Don Cameron Shafer

59—When Fortune DaresBy Emerson Baker

60—In the Land of TreasureBy Barry Wolcott

61—A Soul Laid BareBy J. Kenilworth Egerton

62—Wireless SidBy Dana R. Preston

63—Garrison’s FinishBy W. B. M. Ferguson

64—Bob Storm of the NavyBy Ensign Lee Tempest, U. S. N.

In order that there may be no confusion, we desire to say that the books listed below will be issued during the respective months in New York City and vicinity. They may not reach the readers at a distance promptly, on account of delays in transportation.

To be published in July, 1927.

65—Golden BighornBy William Wallace Cook

66—The Square Deal GarageBy Burt L. Standish

To be published in August, 1927.

67—Ridgway of MontanaBy Wm. MacLeod Raine

68—The Motor Wizard’s DaringBy Burt L. Standish

69—The Presidential SnapshotBy Bertram Lebhar

To be published in September, 1927.

70—The Sky PilotBy Burt L. Standish

71—An Innocent OutlawBy William Wallace Cook

To be published in October, 1927.

72—The Motor Wizard’s MysteryBy Burt L. Standish

73—From Copy Boy to ReporterBy W. Bert Foster

To be published in November, 1927.

74—The Motor Wizard’s Strange AdventureBy Burt L. Standish

75—Lee Blake, Trolley ManBy Boland Ashford Phillips

To be published in December, 1927.

76—The Motor Wizard’s Clean-upBy Burt L. Standish

77—Rogers of ButteBy William Wallace Cook

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