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Two Sisters

There is no rush about that stuff
and tomorrow will be another day..
Thank you," Caryl murmured. Il
will. Of course, work steadily until
twelve"
She kept on at her typewriting after
she had heard her employer close the
front door behind him Might he not
return and listen to see if she was
busy, or might he not order his serv-
ant to spy upon her doings? Surely
higher than ones self can no. manor
woman--think!
When the noon whistles blew Caryl
closed her machine with shaking
hands. She did not remember that in
all her life before she had. ever been
as nervous as she was now. Kelley
Delaine was, she felt sure, determined
to ferret out her affairs. He had dis
covered that she had lied to Julia and
to him. While she tried to comfort
herself with the thought that perhaps
she had thrown him off the scent by
telling him that the man from whom
she had accepted favors had posed to
her as John Redfield, it would be only
matter of few days, or a few hours,
before Delaine would learn by detec.
tive work who this man was and
charge him with masquerading under
another persons name. Then Hadley
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Mrs. Amy D. Winship. age eighty
five, is college student in California.
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The Maine Election

The election in Maine this year is causing
both parties severe headaches. 1t will give them
the first line on how the Progressive vote will
go in the fall election. In 1912 the Roosevelt
vote was 48,493, Taft received 26,545 and Wilson
51,113. In 1914 the Democratic candidate for
governor received 62,039 votes, the Republican
candidate 58,862, and the Progressive 1925
The combined Republican and Progressive vote
exceeded the Democratic by 15,O4s. The New
York World discusses the outlook in this manner:
In order to carry Maine this year, the Demo-
Gratis will have to win 10000 of the votes cast for
Taft and Roosevelt in 1912. That would mean
approximately % per cent of the total Roosevelt
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BY
ARTHUR
STRINGER

/ The gun and the map together.
was the prompt demand.
And then what?" inquired the
Laughing Mask.
Then you wait IN this closet until
/ make sure it's the map I've got" an.
nounced tho audacious Legar.
Il await your decision. gentlemen
| In the jury ROOM" mockingly an
| nounced the latter as he stepped into
the closet.
Quick as a shot Legar shut and
locked that door.
We've got him, whatever his game
Isl" he announced as he darted across
the room to the green-shaded lamp
and placed the sheet Of yellow paper
down on the card table close beside a
second piece which he had already
drawn from his pocket.
"By God. I've got it," exulted Legar
Let out that driver in the bear
skins first," he commanded, and II
that fool in the mask tries to move,
plug him one"
He handed the automatic to one of
the men and motioned to him to I'm.
lock the closet door. Then he or.
dered the chauffeur to step out.
Now, you beat 1t with these ribs,
and beat it Quick!"
That chauffeur had not taken six
steps across the room before a sud
den cry broke from one OF the men
standing close beside the card table.
"Your maps gone!" was the be.
wildering message that fell on Legar's
ears as he leaped to the table side.
The man in the bear skins at the same
moment stepped out through the door.
"That guy gave you a copy, fake
copy done in disappearing ink"
Legar gave one glance. Then, with
an oath, he leaped for the closet door.
flung it open, and sprung bodily on
the masked figure, dragging it out to
the light as he tore away the band OF
yellow that covered the latter's face.
That's the chauffeur" cried one OF
the men. They switched makeups
in that closet, and the main guys got
away"
Then came a sudden trample OF
feet, a chorus of shouts and the
charge of armed officers of the law
through the house. For the sheriff had
at last arrived.
Legar, knowing what that meant,
with one sweep of his hooked arm
flung the green-shaded lamp from its
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Trade Prejudice

Let group of men or community become
obsessed Of an idea that city is not treating
them fairly and the prejudice engendered by the
thought will cost the affected municipality thou
sands of dollars. Every city must use good judg-
ment in the enactment of ordinances so that no
class will feel that the law works hardship on
it. Hasty and i'll advised city ordinances often do
more damage than they do good, not because that
which they set out to do is incorrect but because
the ordinance is 50 framed that it fails to accom-
plish what its designers had in view. For in
stance, traffic regulation is necessary. But that
does not mean that an ordinance which has been
found effective in Dayton or Hamilton can be ap-
piled here effectively. Local conditions and local
demands must regulate all ordinance making
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Miiier's Antiseptie Oil Known As
Snake Oil
Will Positively Relieve Pain
In Three Minutes

Try it right now fer Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sore, stiff and
swollen joints, pains in the head.
back and limbs, corns, tunions, etc.
After one application pain disappears
as if by magic
A never-failing remedy used inter
nally and externally for Coughs Colds.
Group, Sore Throat, Diphtheria and
Tonsiiitis.
This oil is conceded to be .he most
penetrating remedy known Its
promp. and immediate effect IN re.
lieving pain is due to the fact that
/. penetrates to the affected parts at
once. AS an illustration, pour ten
drops on the thickest piece of sole
leather and it will penetrate this sub
stance through and through in three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
oil is golden red color only. Every
bottle guaranteed; 25c and SOC
bottle, or money refunded. For sale
by Thistlethwaite's Cut Rate Drug
Stores.-Adv.
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Tread the Story in the Palladium
nd See II at the Patace1

Tread the Story in the Palladium
and See It at the Palacel
There were certain phases OF that
hurried pursuit, however, which had
not entirely escaped the attention OF
a circumspect stranger who had mo-
tored casually about the quiet streets
of Cedarton earlier in the evening.
Aunt Jemima Watson, in fact, had
scarcely recovered from the shock
consequent upon the sudden invasion
OF her cottage when she discovered
herself confronted by still another
stranger. And the fact that this
stranger wore yellow mask did not
add to her immediate peace OF mind.
"All want to know, my good wom-
an, is where those men are taking
your husband
'Dey's takin' him back t whar he
done got dat Bird explained the ne
gress. The stranger started for the
door. Then he stopped, dead short.
For lying overlooked on the floor,
close beside battered water bucket,
he caught sight of familiar-looking
oblong of yellow paper. In another
moment he had possession Of it.
where did that paper come from"
he demanded. For he knew that it
was the long-sought Golden chart
which he held in his hand.
Dat done come from nah offus
sweepin' S." explained the other. But
NAH Rastus allows it hain't even wuff
green tradin' stamp"
your Rastus may be right" was
the strangers quiet reply. But it's
worth this much to me-" And Aunt
Jemima found a ten-dollar bill thrust
into her astonished pink palm. THAT
is yours. my good woman, il you do
just one thing. and do it quickly. I
want you to 60 to the sheriff's, wake
him up, and get him to the house
where that woman called Hannah
works. Tell him to get there in a
hurry, and to bring his men, or there'n
be murder done in this village before
the sun rises"
The man in the yellow mask waited
was OH, running shadowlike through
the darkness. Shadowlike, toe, he APP
preached an ivy-bowered bungalow in
which three women were quietly play
ing preference" in the light OF
green-shaded reading lamp. But the
man in the mask, preferring to leave
that peaceful game undisturbed, stole
quietly in through the back Of the
house, locked himself in small room
above stairs, and there adroitly but
quickly made facsimile Of the map.
Before that map could be completed
though, strange events we're already
transpiring directly beneath where he
sat. For Margery Golden, glancing up
from her game, stared idly into the
old-fashioned mirror Of bevel plate
facing her from the opposite wall.
And peering in at the window reflect.
ed in that mirror she saw a bearded
face scanned with an unnistakable
scar.
She did not scream aloud, as her
first impulse had prompted, but she
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1.-THE IRON Claw CAV

sat staring down at fer caros, Trying
to study out the dilemma which con.
fronted her. For the face she had
seen was Legar's.
The move she quietly decided upon
was to call the strangely reticent
chauffeur Of her strangely elusive de.
liverer and ask him to make ready for
an immediate flight to the city. She
watched that chauffeur as he threw
on z heavy bear-skin coat and can,
wound . nuffler about his neck, and
started for the garage. She watched
him as he stepped out into the dark.
ness. Then the bear.skinned figure
became the center OF strange and un-
looked-for activities, for it was plain
that several men, lurking there in the
darkness, had sprung upon him. It
was equally plain that they lost little
time in overpowering him, for before
the startled women could rise from
the card table they found that home
Of peace invaded by a group of au-
dacious-eyed ru1ians headed by Le-
gar himself.
The latter bowed ironically to the
white.faced girl as he confronted her.
His advance towards her, though, was
interrupted by the suddenly renewed
struggles of the chauffeur, who, as he
tried to break away from his captors,
called loudly for help. Legar, looking
nonchalantly about, crossed to door.
swung it wide, and saw that it opened
into closet.
Throw that grizzly in here until he
learns how to keep quiet!" was their
leaders crisp command.
And now, my girl, guess It's your
turn again!" was his next sinister ex-
clamauon.
At the same moment that these
words were spoken still another unex-
pected intruder entere the room.
Only this time it was the oddly inter-
ruptive figure Of that man of mystery
known as the Laughing Mask.
mot move from any man here!"
he cried out as he faced that threaten
ing circle, gun in hand.
1t was Legar himself who stepped
back a pace or two. closely watching
the automatic.
Before we start any shooting
around here" the Laughing Mask
calmly suggested, Il want just word
or two, Legar, with you. I know what
you're after. You want Goldens por.
ton of a Windward Island chart.
Well, l have that chart, and have it
with me. But there is no reason why
women should be dragged into this
fight. So the first thing you have to
do, il you want that chart, is to al
low Margery Golden and her mother
here to return quietly to the city with
my chauffeur, and return tonight"
Legars lip curled. stsl
And then you'll as quietly hand
me over the paper, l suppose?" he
scoffed.
III hand you over the paper"
agreed the Laughing Mask. for above
oil things he knew it was necessary
to play for time.
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/ am sorry that / lost my temper"
While / have the courage to speak
of the matter | want to tell you that
she pleaded. ps"---looking up
into his face with wide eyes--"you
will forgive me when I tell you how
unhappy l am. For the man who has
been paying me attention and has
made me like him, told me--and be-
leved him--that he was John Red
field"
Kelley Delaine was off his guard for
the instant, and started violently.
THE d. scoundrel!" he exclaim-
ed Then, as he looked at the girl a
cold hand seemed to be closing slowly
about his heart. For he knew that
she lied.
1t was not strange that the hours
dragged in Delaine's study after the
conversation between him and his
stenographer. The author tried to
keep his thoughts on his work, but
before him there arose visions Of the
woman he loved and his heart ached
at the futility Of expecting her sister
to be truthful. Again and again came
to his mind the question: What was
Caryl Marvin hiding or trying to
hide?"
Yet. even while he distrusted Caryl,
Kelley Delaine was sorry for her when
he noted how her lips twitched and
how nervous she was as she attempt.
ed to take his dictation. At last, out
Of sheer pity, he suggested that she
would better put in the rest of the
morning in doing some copying for
him. Then, handing her the first draft
of an article he had written, he left
her alone explaining that he had some
business to attend to.
DO not work later than twelve,
Miss Marvin he said courteously
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vote. On the basis Of the 1914 vote, change OF
5000 would be enough, but this would be practi-
cay As per cent of the vote cast for the Progress
sive candidate for Governor two years ago.
Neither side knows how this Progressive vote
will split and thus an Importance attaches to the
Maine election this year which has brought great
anxiety to the campaign managers of both par
ties That is why the Republicans are sending
Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Roosevelt to Maine in a des-
perate effort to hold the Progressive vote in line
for the Republican candidates.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
State Of Indiana. Wayne County, Sc:
Charles Washburn ct al VS.. Pearl
Yetting ct al.
Wayne circuit court, April term,
1916. No. 1868.
Be it known, that on the 18TH day of
August, 1916, the above named plain
tiff, by their attorney, filed in the
office Of the clerk Of the Wayne cir
cult court their complaint against said
defendants in the above entitled cause
petition for partition, together with the
affidavit Of competent person, that
said defendants are not residents OF
the state of Indiana
Said defendants. Nora Warren and
Warren, her husband (whose
Christian name is not known Nina
Otto and --, her husband (whose
Christian name is not known, Law
renee Mcknight, Lawrence Mcknight.
Jr, Nora Mcknight. Hazel Mcknight.
Charles Mcknight, Jr.. Eugene Ezekiel
Mcknight, Minor heirs of Charles Nc
knight, deceased, therefore are here
by notified of the filing and tendency
OF said complaint against them, and
that unless they appear and answer or
demur thereto, at the calling of the
said cause. on october Z, 1916, day
of the next term of said court, to be
begun and held at the court house in
the city of Richmond, on the first
Monday OF October, 1916, next, said
complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged, will be
taken as true. and the said cause will
be heard and determined in their at
sence.
Witness, the clerk and the seal OF
said court at the city of Richmond
this 14th day of August, 1916.
MICHAEL w. KELLY,
(SEAL) Clerk.
JOHN c. DODSON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
(Aug 1421-28)
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table, JUMPED through . WINDOW and
vanished from sight.
The Shell Of Deceit.

vanished from sight.
-
Tho Shell o. Deceit.
Margery Golden. all things oonsid-
cred. was once more In very excellent
spirits. There were even moments
when young David Manley considered
those spirits as both deplorably and
disturbingly excellent.
For the girls happiness, he felt a.
sured. was due to the presence OF young
Count Luigi da Espares.
He had come, as more than one I'm
poverished young nobleman had come
to America, to dispose of those can
vases and curios which, II they had
not once graced his own ancestral
halls, had at least been conscientiousiy
made, on the far side Of the Atlantic.
after models bearing every earmark Of
the authentic And one Of the treasures
which he had succeeded In disposing Of
to Enoch Golden was full suit OF
medieval Japanese armor. complete
even to the long-bladed Kagisah dag
ger and grotesquely fashioned metal
face mask.
That leering metal face David Man.
ley had hated from the first moment
he saw it in position at the far side of
the somber Golden library. The ugli-
ness OF that metal monstrosity, in fact.
seemed accumulated by the soft-toned
canvas painting which stood immedi-
ately behind 1t.
"Just what do you see to like about
that thing?" he somewhat brusquely
inquired. The girls face grew seri-
GUS.
That leering metal face makes me
think Of the Laughing Mask, and now
I'm almost certain 1 know who this
Laughing Mask is."
"Who?"
Count Luigi da Espares himself"
II don't believe it,"
Eyes, but listen: Quite BY accident
yesterday, when we were having tea
together. a yellow domino dropped
from his pocket. He was confused and
seemed unwilling to make any real az.
plantations about it."
Even q count could afford to invest
in a ten-cent domino" was Manleyg
retort.
TO Be Continued
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Subscriptions less than month payable in ad-
vance at time subscription is given Subscriptions
must be entered for definite period The Palladium
not be responsible for errors made If instructions
given over the telephone
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would possibly drop her. She could
not part from him now! He was 60
ing to marry her-he had as good as
asked her to be his wife-and now all
her beautiful castles in the air were
likely to tumble down about her ears.
Ito Be Continued
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What Is said to be satisfactory
method for plating aluminium on iron
has been invented in France.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-21

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Der ,gieip gorf 98orIo" baben bie
alleritamiden 5irnlen in 9eltidl.
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ntogIih rra6t, iih ben 8erbdltniiien
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Sriebglsfaa 10 oiele @orausbeitiaun.
gen sebutt, bob uad oem ariege cher
Gelitid,lano cine lleberidDenmung
nit nmerifaniiden @onren erleben
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boot lit bon Dem stnats. 0epartenent
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ben. GuB bsr Dmrtpfer our Belt bon
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poiidde. bic Der Muff9rift sen,db
MIR poitfaden sntbaIten, bic bon els
ner neutralen Station fiir cine anbere
beitimmt iinb. tbatiadlid aber ipeiicr
ni1ts entbalten aIs poitfaden i'm
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ten, ipdren nit @ummi, aaffes, gits
tel unb anberen Myaaren sefiillt.
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2aufleuten bic aurben absuiasen. @.
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i3un.bmsuOe Sb.aernns.

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Gusiubr, Manssl on 9lrbeitern uno
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tpn Der sisenen gepolteruns brinsenb
bsnDtbiete Irtitsl CUR 4usfubr seIans
gen, beginnt iebt au9 in Dffisiellen
areiien 81 beuurubigen.
9as 2lde-bau 8ureau meIbtt fiir
tis tpidtieiten gpbnsrseiisniiIen fols
senbe GrntereiuItate uno p,eisiteises
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Dic @efahr 1T poriiber, er brauft nidt
rtehr oo a,t iein -. Gs lag etpus
GpntboliId,es fir Die 5ran5oien in Der
glbre;ie bes aaiiers. etmag seieoer.
sriidenoes. Die leittiertige 3nperlidt
iii clidtpunbcn. @ieOerlnn lit bns Bolt
enttanlht. 9lberntals iino Die Seitte ,n''
ibre Soffnuns betrogelL sllio cui)
DiesntaI peroen ole gnalanoer niht
ourdbrchen, Inn ius 8u befreieng
fragte man iid), @ann aber miro Senn
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oritten ariegslpirter htneingeben Z
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Des @iberitonocs einlehen iino oelt'
Dentid,en Die Saub sum 5rieoen biz.
ten2 Vie Elm bouger 0rud lnltet eS
oili Dem @olfe.
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