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The Adam Chaser

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A young archaeologist, Professor Abington, journeys to Sonora caves to investigate prehistoric American Indian settlements; his expedition uncovers ancient relics and leads into hazardous encounters in desert canyons, mechanical breakdowns and confrontations with lawmen and fugitives. As exploration progresses, chance and human choices conspire to force him into an unexpected moral role, requiring decisions that affect the fates of others. Blending fieldwork descriptions, tense outdoor episodes, and reflections on the past, the narrative moves between archaeology and frontier danger until Abington confronts the consequences of both discovery and human conflict.

THE ADAM CHASER

By B. M. Bower
Author of “Black Thunder,” “The Meadowlark Name,” Etc.

Transcriber’s Note: This story appeared in the September 7, 1925 issue of The Popular Magazine.

Treasures of the storied past, records of prehistoric settlements of the American Indian, lure a young archaeologist, Professor Abington, to the Sonora caves of Arizona where fate plays him a grim trick, and makes him arbiter of the destinies of living men.