Title Weird Tales, 5, Number 1
Year 1925
Source djvu
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed

Invaders From Outside - J. Schlessel - 5

A Planet From Outer Space Wages War on the Twelve Worlds

The Electric Chair - George Waight - 17

Death Faced Him—or Else the Grisly Horror of an Unknown Fate

As Obligated - Armstrong Livingston - 26

The Baronet’s Bathroom Bell Was Bewitched

The Rajah’s Gift - E. Hoffmann Price - 35

Oriental Tale—One Crowded Hour of Glorious Life

The Fireplace - Henry S. Whitehead - 40

A Weird Murder—and a Ghostly Revenge

White Man’s Madness - Lenore E. Chaney - 49

Last of the Incas—the Lure of Gold

Red and Black - Irvin Mattick - 67

Yong Lo Was a Reptile with an Artist's Soul

When We Killed Thompson - Strickland Gillilan - 73

For Thirty Years He Believed Himself a Murderer

Wings of Power (First Part) - Lady Anne Bonny - 77

Three-part Pseudo-Scientific Novel

Out of the Long Ago - Seabury Quinn - 95

Werewolves—a Tale of Heredity

On the Highway - Cargray Cook - 106

Wild Automobile Ride, with Death at the Wheel

The Ocean Leech - Frank Belknap Long, Jr. - 109

Uncanny Monster Oozes Over the Side of a Ship

Two Crows - Francis Hard - 115

Verse

Fog - C. Franklin Miller 116

Prehistoric Patagonian Monsters—a Tale of Stark Terror

Luisma’s Return - Arthur J. Burks - 123

Haiti—Death of Henri I, Emperor of the North

A Changeling Soul - Victor Lauriston - 129

Tale of Tangled Personalities

The Specter Priestess of Wrightstone - Herman F. Wright - 134

Ghostly Legend of an English Castle

The Valley of Teeheemen (Conclusion) - Arthur Thatcher - 133

Two-part Novel—Strange Valley in South America

The Remorse of Professor Panebianco - Greye La Spina - 157

Scientist Tries to Find the Physical Qualities of the Human Soul

Arhl-a of the Caves - C. M. Eddy, Jr. - 163

Zurd the Coward—and the Love of Arhl-a for Wagh the Mighty

The Festival - H. P. Lovecraft - 169

Eldritch Tale of New England Witchcraft

Phantoms - Laurence R. D’Orsay - 175

Crime—Dope—and a Haunted Conscience

The Eyrie - 179

A Chat With the Readers
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