The Wide World Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 131, February, 1909
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1. Front matter2. The Wide World Magazine.3. SHORT STORIES4. WHALE v. SHARKS. By Victor Pitt-Kethley.5. A BATTLE IN MID-AIR. By T. R. Porter.6. UP IN A BALLOON. By A. Soden.7. Some “Freak” Memorials. By T. W. Wilkinson.8. DOWN THE CHUTE: A Miner’s Extraordinary Experience. By C. A. O. Duggan, of Kimberley, South Africa.9. Where Women Wear Trousers. By L. Van der Veer.10. RETRIBUTION.11. Mountain Tragedies of the Lake District.12. Cupid and the Dentist. By Dr. Paul S. Coleman.13. My Experiences in Algeria.14. Ways That Are Dark. Some Records of Roguery.15. I.—MY ADVENTURES IN ‘FRISCO. By Ralph Stock.16. II.—A SHARP LESSON. By R. L. C. Morrison.17. III.—“SEEING IT OUT.” By Albert E. MacGrotty.18. IN THE LAND OF THE REINDEER. By H. Chusseau-Flaviens.19. “TAPU.” By D. W. O. Fagan, of Mangapai, Whangarei, Auckland, New Zealand.20. The Finches’ Festival. A BIRD-SINGING COMPETITION IN FLANDERS. By A. Pitcairn-Knowles.21. THE FIGHT AT THE A-T RANCH. By Frank Bransted.22. THE WIDE WORLD: In Other Magazines23. Odds and Ends. A Battle-Royal “You Dirty Boy”—Bavarian “Death-Boards”—An Extraordinary Sacrifice, etc., etc.