Index:Weird Tales Volume 6 Number 2 (1925-08).djvu
| Cover Design Andrew Brosnatch Black Medicine - Arthur J. Burks - 149 Complete Novelette of Haitian Voodoo The Oldest Story in the World - Murray Leinster - 167 Blood-red Rubies—an Oriental Raja—and a Torture Chamber The Bearded Men - Adam Hull Shirk - 177 A Whiskered Hypnotist Ruled Over a Club of Outcasts from Society In the Forest of Villefere - Robert E. Howard - 185 If the Werewolf is Slain as a Man, His Ghost Haunts the Slayer Stallions of the Moon - Frank Belknap Long, Jr. - 187 Verse The Man Who Laughed - B. W. Sliney - 188 Terrible Was the Laughter that Resounded Throughout the Prison The Purple Cincture H. Thompson Rich 193 The Bite of Plague-stricken Spiders Accomplished a Frightful Revenge The White Queen of the Corolans Arthur Thatcher 200 Two-part Serial of Strange Adventures in Africa—Conclusion A Cross-eyed Bosun—Maritime Superstition—and a Murder The Green Scarab Willis Knapp Jones 213 Peculiar Experience of a Painter and an Egyptian Mummy Servants of Satan Seabury Quinn 223 No. 6. Maria Schweidler. True Tale of Witchcraft in Germany The Devil's Opera Arthur S. Garbett 231 Infernal Was the Music Whose Inspiration Was Hate Weird Story Reprints: No. 2 Dr. Heidegger's Experiment Nathaniel Hawthorne 240 The Old Physician Let His Friends Quaff of the Fountain of Youth The Graveyard Skunk Harry Harrison Kroll 247 A Mississippi Polecat Tracks Home a Murderer The Last Trip Archie Binns 254 The Taxicab Driver Takes a Terrifying Ride to the Cemetery La Belle Dame Sans Merci John Keats 258 Verse Reprint The Vulture of Pignon W. J. Stamper 259 Tale of Voodoo and the Drunken Fury of a Caco Chief Wolfgang Fex, Criminal Howard Elsmere Fuller 266 A Strange Pact Causes a Painter to Become a Murderer 'The Revenge of Philippe Auguste Hasan Vokine and Henri De Crouet 270 A Story of Hatred and Death The Eyrie 273 A Chat With the Readers
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