THE YOUNG REPORTER AT THE BATTLE FRONT
          Or a War Correspondent’s Double Mission

          GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY
          Publishers New York

Joe Strong Series

12mo. cloth, colored jacket and illustrated

Vance Barnum is a real treasure when it comes to telling about how magicians do their weird tricks, how the circus acrobats pull off their various stunts, how the “fishman” remains under water so long, how the mid-air performers loop the loop and how the slackwire fellow keeps from tumbling.  He has been through it all and he writes freely for the boys from his vast experience.  They are real stories bound to hold their audiences breathlessly.

          JOE STRONG, THE BOY WIZARD
          Or Mysteries of Magic Exposed

          JOE STRONG ON THE TRAPEZE
          Or The Daring Feats of a Young Circus Performer

          JOE STRONG, THE BOY FISH
          Or Marvellous Doings in a Big Tank

          JOE STRONG ON THE HIGH WIRE
          Or A Motorcycle of the Air

          JOE STRONG AND HIS WINGS OF STEEL
          Or A Young Acrobat in the Clouds

          JOE STRONG AND HIS BOX OF MYSTERY
          Or The Ten Thousand Dollar Prize Trick

          JOE STRONG, THE BOY FIRE-EATER
          Or The Most Dangerous Performance on Record

          GEORGE SULLY & COMPANY
          Publishers New York

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Transcriber’s Notes: 

   Obvious punctuation errors repaired.

   Page 47, “swifty” changed to “swiftly” (the swiftly approaching)

Page 62, “swifty” changed to “swiftly” (he described swiftly)

Page 93, “saluate” changed to “salute” (trying to salute)

Page 131, “U-Boat” changed to “U-boat” to conform to rest of text

Page 144, “agan” changed to “again” (again and again)

Page 151, “overwhelmn” changed to “overwhelm” (threatened to
overwhelm)

Page 156, “sharts” changed to “charts” (marked on the charts)

Page 157, “finshing” changed to “fishing” (so the fishing boats)

Page 191, “Frency” changed to “Frenchy” (demanded Frenchy excitedly)