The Argosy, January 1907

Argosy for January 1906 This issue features one complete novel and six ongoing serials plus twelve short stories. The novel is *In the Depths of Disaster* by Marvin Dana, describing a pursuit that becomes captivity. The serials include Stephen Brandish's *When Suspicion Struck Hard*, about a man pursuing the person he believes genuinely guilty of a crime of which he is a victim of circumstantial evidence; William Wallace Cook's *The Eighth Wonder*, concerning an attempt to exploit modern progress for private gain; and Albert Payson Terhune's *The Scarlet Scarab*, a Naples-set tale of an American who accidentally encounters romance and becomes entangled in danger. Additional serials are *Down and Out* by Lawrence G. Byrd, *King or Counterfeit?* by Bertram Lebhar, and *That Little Locked Case* by Cromwell Knox. The twelve short stories include works by Mary Imlay Taylor, Charles Carey, Edgar Franklin, and others, with titles such as *A Double Deception* and *Burke Jenkins*.