=TOM WRIGHT, the hero of “Comrades,” is a bright boy who has decided to devote his life to the service of “King Steam” in one of the great railroads of our land. Rest assured he will reach fame and fortune on the lightning express. The life of an ambitious railroad man is full of exciting incident, and Tom has his full share of adventures. Through all of these, he will be found _Wright_ by name, _right_ in word, _right_ in deed, and _always right_. The many adventures of Tom and his friends will be followed with the deepest interest by all who are fortunate enough to read this new series of splendid stories. Tom is surrounded by several “comrades,” who join hands with him and stand by him in his various enterprises. MR. ROBERT STEEL is an author of wide experience in the field covered by these stories, and his work will please all who admire the well-known “Tip Top Weekly” and “Do and Dare Weekly,” to which “Comrades” will be a companion.= 6--Tom Wright’s Fast Run; or, The Million Dollar Train. 7--Tom Wright’s Choice; or, The Engineer’s Strange Warning. 8--Tom Wright on the Flyer; or, The Missing Express Package. 9--Tom Wright’s Resolve; or, A Railroad Chum’s Noble Sacrifice. 10--Tom Wright on Duty; or, A Battle Against Railroad Crooks. 11--Tom Wright’s Substitute; or, The Dumb Flagman at Dead Man’s Curve. 12--Tom Wright in Demand; or, A Mile a Minute in a Private Car. 13--Tom Wright’s Right-of-Way; or, Stealing a March on the Enemy. 14--Tom Wright Misjudged; or, Called Down by the Company. 15--Tom Wright Switched Off; or, A New Start on a New Railroad. Remember, “COMRADES” appears every Wednesday--Read it--Price 5c. 32 pages, illuminated cover, uniform in size and style with “Tip Top.” * * * * * Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Nick’s presecne was=> Nick’s presence was Mr. Redwav had loaned=> Mr. Redway had loaned