The All-Story Magazine, Aug 1909

# The All-Story Magazine, August 1909

This issue of The All-Story Magazine contains six serialized novels, one complete novel, and nine short stories. The serial fiction includes Johnston McCulley's "When the World Stood Still," presenting probable chapters of United States history centered on an invention and a woman saving the country. Frank Lillie Pollock contributes "Prince of Apaches," Part II, following two men on a romantic chase through Paris. J. Aubrey Tyson's "In the Tarantula's Skein," Part II, features three men whose hours are stolen by a mysterious enemy. Meyram Hill's "Helen of Troubles," Part III, tracks a youth's actions for a lady amid tumultuous circumstances. Stephen Chalmers' "The Cataclysm," Part IV, describes twenty-five men undertaking dangerous maritime service with catastrophic consequences. Sidney Fredericks' "The Yellow Sard," Part V, presents a love and mystery tale set in Tangier. Howard Fitzalan's complete novel "The Hidden Hate" concerns a murdered man's body demanding vengeance from unexpectedly close quarters. Nine short stories by various authors complete the issue.