The Argosy, September 1915

# Argosy Volume 80, Number 2 (September 1915)

This issue of the Frank A. Munsey Company's pulp magazine contains primarily short stories and serials across multiple genres. Featured fiction includes "One-Cylinder Sam" by E. J. Rath and "An Officer and—a Cur" by Robert Rossow. The issue carries the fifth and final installment of Zane Grey's serial "The Desert Crucible," alongside "A $1,000 Night" (Part 1 of 2) by Rudolph R. Krebs. Additional stories include "Brine in the Blood" by Captain A. E. Dingle, "The Padded Sell" by George Armstrong, "Miss O'Flannaghan's Romance" by Bonita Carroll, "The Sneeze Play" by Will H. Greenfield, "Luck of the Devil" by Bob Strang, and "The Blindness of Justice" by Tom S. Elrod. An editor's column titled "The Log-Book" concludes the contents. The October issue promises a twenty-six-chapter novel "Too Terrible for War" by Seward W. Hopkins.