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Tie WICh Maiden By Dulde Deaner

and darkness of him-dominate
their host by turns. Yet whereas
the angel was ignorant of the
fiend, the fiend retained some
scornful knowledge of the angel.
So the day-self of Arnold was pas
sionless as discarnate spirit and
his night-self was shod with the
fires of perdition.
He had evaded the locked strug-
gle which is the destiny of the
human hybrid of heaven and earth,
but had split his soul from head to
heel in doing so.
With the oncoming of the hour
Of sunset, punctually, a deep-seat-
ed psychic uneasiness gripped the
Count, and with it fear-a fear
that was fOrmless and incommuni-
cable. Like poisoned animal that
seeks to be alone he would enter
his chamber and lock the door. In
the morning he always woke in his
bed, feeling spiritually purged and
as though weight had been lifted.1
But in the room itself there were
often traces of strange occupancy.
Now his peculiar gray eyes,
tinced with the hue of yiolets
noted the outward marks of that
strange occupancy. Inwardly he
shuddered. As always, his mind
recoiled from the mystery. 1t ,yas
something to be passed by with
averted head-something to be
mentioned to no one-something
to be forgotten.
A subdued, melifluous ringing
of church bells began abruptly in
the waking town. The sound min
gled with the level warm-gold of
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deep and regular breathing of a
profound sleeper set faint pulse
of life in the bleakness of the
chamber.
Already the Master was in the
red-lit whirlpool of the DEVILS ball.
Hour succeeded hour. The
moon set. A bitter darkness was
upon the world. After a blind
aeon had passed the darkness be-
came mixed with struggling gray,
and cock crew. The figure that
had fallen upon the straight bed
in sleep sudden as that of drunk
ard, stirred. 1t raised itself. 1t
stood up. In the comfortless neu-
trail dusk that precedes the day it
stripped itself to the skin, laid
away the habiliments in a chest,
enwrapped its nakedness in linen
sheet, and lay down again upon
the bed beneath the coverings.
The grayness lightened. Far
and near cock answered cock. A
blotch like blood trembled upon
the arras above the beds head,
which faced the narrow eastward
looking windows. A tardy sun,
incarnadined, was rising from the
rediy weltering mists. 1t was the
morning of the Feast of All Saints.
Upon his hard bed the Count
Arnold still slept. The head of
him--his black hair lightened with
thread or two of silver-was
nobly/moulded. His face, express
sionless in sleep, was pale as a
death-mask, strong, endowed 18th
beauty that was both sardonic
and poignant. The rather too per-
feet lips, that were neither mascu-
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line nor feminine, were close-set,
but there was an elusive quirk to
them-the merest shadow of a
trait, as though an angel sneered
or a devil pitied.
Trembling sun-spots were multi
piled upon the arras, becoming
more golden than ruddy. They
Illuminated the pictured Calvary,
clarifying impartially both the
good and the bad thief, who, in
any case, were both at one in their
mutual, grotesquely portrayed
agony. A random sun ray touched
the brows of the sleeping Count
and his eyes Enclosed. They
blinked, narrowed, and he frowned
involuntarily. Then sat upright in
his bed, bearing some resemblance,
sheet-swathed as he was, to a dead
man who raises himself in his,
coffin.
His consciousness was serene. 1t
was like a sheet of virgin parch-
ment. Ever since the occasion,
ten years before, when he had
fallen, as though struck by light
ming, at the feet of the passionate
monk, his day-self haG walked
blameless and detached, knowing
nothing of his night-self, which
prowled The city, debauching the
ignorant, squirting the depraved
and perpetrating blasphemies as
deadly as any attributed to an evil
spirit.
In every man there is, perhaps;
fiend married to an angel, but
at the moment of the Counts
seizure this union had been broken,
and angel and demon-the light
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the sunshine. 1t was a glorious
autumnal morning and a feast day.
The Count rose, donned the usual
garments of his dignity. He was,
indeed of a good height, stately,
unusual, and giving out a simplicity
so perfect that it was twin to the
subtlest deception.
Thatched attic roofs on which
grass blades sprouted, singled
gables, fretted spires, peaked tur-
refs, battlemented walls caught the
glad morning light. The steady
and soft pealing of the church
bellsscontinued. 1t was as though
from every belfry, circle upon
circle of flying seraphs radiated
toward the boundaries of the
world; their shining wings becom.
ing fainter and fainter as the
widening sound diminished. Evil
was vanquished; in the sequence
of the eternal, ever-recurring cycle
the archangel, Michael, trod Luci-
fer underfoot.
Copyright. 1895 by American Weekly Inc.
All Rights RESERVED
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bACKACHE GIVEN
QUICK RELIEF
Tried home treatment with
Sloan's and pain stops

An aching back is often the result Of
tired, over-strained muscles, and can
be given quick and complete relief
with very simple home treatment.
81 had such a backache | didn't
know what to do, writes New York
woman. 81 looked through my medi
cine cabinet to see if | could find
something TO help me-and there was
bottle Of Sloan's Liniment. used
=, and in half an hour l was better
The next day ] went 70 big engage
ment party. Now, when anyone has a
pain, / say use Sloan's.' >"
The marvellous effectiveness Of
Sloan's is due to the stimulating effect
that it has upon the circulation.
Straight to the sick, aching tissues. il
sends a healing tide Of fresh new blood
clears out the trouble-kills the
pain.i
So pleasant and clean 20 use, too.
No need to rub. just pat il on gently.
All druggists-35 cents. DIR. Earl S.
Sloan, lib w. 18th ST., New York.
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CHAPTER XII.

TFHE locked chamber of Ar
mold, the holy Count, was
empty save for two faint,
attenuated fingers of the moon
that had been thrust inward. 1t
was a large room. The stuffed
carcass of young crocodile, about
six feet long, was suspended be-
meath the ceiling, upon hitch, on
a ground of dark blue, had been
pointed the signs of the Zodiac.
Tapestry masked the walls. The
bed was mOnastic. On a table set
between the two narrow windows
were books, a skull with a pea
cocks father drawn between its
teeth-a symbol Of life's vanity
and small crucifix. Shelves sup
ported more books. an hourglass,
a spirally carved ivory fragment
said to be portion Of a uniforms
horn and possessing the property
of detecting poison in liquids
penitent's scourge and several
rolled-up charts Of the heavens and
of the countries Of the earth.
MISUNDERSTANDING. Had the
Count, on this most enigmatical
night of all nights Of the year,
been dematerialized by demoniac
agency, or caught up bodily into
some seventh heaven?
A slight scraping sound, a rustic
like that of dead leaves. At the
back Of the chamber the tapestries
were parted, and some person.
emerging from a hidden and secret
entrance, came slowly forward
into the ashen twilight of the
room.
1t was the Master.
Behind him the tapestries were
again in place. He extended his
arms, Fetching nightly. He
yawned. Moving to the table he
appeared to contemplate, by the
light Of the. moon, the objects that
were upon il.
He stretched and yawned again.
Evidently The need of sleep was
heavy upon him. Turning TO the
pallet he reeled slightly-then fell
across it like person utterly ex-
hausted. In a few moments the
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So Simple
It's Hard to
Believe

Yet this fresh, new food works
naturally, surely. Here is the
whole secret of its power:
NOT "cure-all," not a medicine
in any overwhelmingly Yeast
is simply a remarkable fresh food.
The millions of tiny active yeast
plants in every cake invigorate the
whole system. They aid digestion
clear the skin-banish the poi
sons of constipation. Where ca
thartics give only temporary relief,
yeast strengthens the intestinal
muscles and makes them healthy
and active. And day by day it re-
leases new stores of energy.
Eat two or three cakes regularly every
day before meals: on crackers-in fruit
juices or milk--or just plain. For con-
sfipation especially, dissolve one
cake in hot water (nof scaldine) be-
fore breakfast and at bedtime. Buy
several cakes at time-they will keep
fresh in cool dry place for two or three
days. All grocers have Fleischmann's
Yeast. Start eating it today!
And let us send you free copy Of our
latest booklet on Yeast for Health.
Health Research Dept. e42, The Fleisch-
mann Company, 701 Washington Street,
New York.
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CONTINUED from Page I2)

ing dream, like an amber cloud,
still surrounded her. She was re-
Taxed in a bland enjoyment of it.
II had left a honeyed taste in her
mouth. There had been kisses.
Love. Who was the lover? With
a smooth inevitableness-like that
of Spring or sunrise-she became
aware that her dream had con-
cerned Gervais, her stepson. There
was no jar-no shrinking back
ward. She lay tranquil, basking
emotionally. 1t was as though
something had been folded budwise
had opened its petals. That was
all.
Sabine had never known the
sensation of shame. She had no
regrets, no conflicts. She tool life
as she found it, and said her
prayers, and did her best, always
to get what she wanted. All con-
scious existence struggles for that
which promises it the most happi-
ness. But ideals of happiness vary
as widely as living beings. The
saint and the sinner act under the
dictation of the same impulse, but
one is the elder brother of the
other.
God helps those who help them
selves" might have been Sabine's
motto. Her deity was an easy
going person. She prayed much
and with great fervor.
On either side of the wide bed
chamber there was a closed door.
Behind that on the left the waltz
ing-maids, Anne and Margaret,
slept within call. Behind that on
the right was the chamber of Ar
mold, the Count. 1t was fast-locked.
Every night, from sunset till sun
rise, it was fast-locked. A faint
noise came through its oaken
thickness, as though something had
fallen or had been cast down. Was
the holy Count striving with dew
lis, spiked and hoofed?
Sabine did not seem to have |
heard. Here was the Indifference |
of custom. And in any case, she |
had no curiosity concerning mat
tiers which did not directly affect
her desires. For thirteen years
she had been a wife; for ten years
out of that thirteen the Count had
been a saint; she accepted it as
she accepted Summer and Winter,
and conformed herself to it. But
beneath the surface the sleepy cur
rent of her nature slid on through
a primal darkness, harboring I,
strange, swift, eyeless things.
Gervais. Tomorrow was the /
days of his return. A satisfaction
that was almost spiritual suffused
her. She recalled that it was the
Eve of All Hallows-the night
when women sought by means of
white magic to discover the iden-
tity of future lovers. Her love
dream had, of course, been a fore
shadowing of its own fulfillment.
She turned, luxuriously, onto
her side, her body sunk deeply be-
tween the pillows of feather
mattress, and in a minute was
asleep. The moonlight strayed
among the raised fleur-de-lys of
seed pearls with which the white
velvet coverlet was encrusted, and
englamored the carvings of the
wooden bedposts.
1t was about the hour of mid
night.
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Darning Stockings.

COME housewives have learned
- that it is never practical to
darn stockings with wool unless the
wool has been shrunk first. Other
wise the wool is sure TO shrink at
the first washing and open up holes
around the spot that is darned. To
properly shrink the wool the skein
should be held in the steam of a
boiling kettle. If the wool is very
thick, however, it must be soaked
in boiling water for at least fifteen
minutes and then plunged into cold
water and hung out to dry.
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For Nail Brush Bristles.

USUALLY the nail brush is left
- on the wash-stand with par
ticles of soap adhering to it after
it is used. In time this condition
softens the bristies in the brush.
Asa preventive to this softening of
the bristles, the brush should be
stepped from time to time in
cold water to which small amount
of salt has been added. After re-
naming in this solution four or
five hours the brush should be re-
moved and allowed to dry if posi-
BILE in the sun.
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"I HAVE KEPT A HOTEL most all my life My his wife
eight children You imagine the de-
my strength patience by the hotel and children
We prepared quantities rich food My health became
impaired My stomach greatly affected in bed part Of
the time miserable But day Feschmanns Yeast
bought began to improve. To-
day doing did forty. cook
eny with hand Virginia Lee with the other
questions and smile the baby, all at the time
Mr.. Van SAINT,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-22

"DURING MY COURSE OF STUDY in medicine about six
years ago. troubled with bois For two long years tired
get rid OF this malady without was willing TO Try
ANYTHING the advice of felowtudent began eating
yeast-three cakes day. In less than month, much 10 my
surprise my skin entirely cleared up kept the yeast Tor
months and my gastrontesnal tract worked per-
fecy; and from then have had another boil
strongly recommend Fechmanns Yeast for suppuatve skin
diseases" Anthony NJ Modics. Md. New York City
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
ataNp5sHfA38
Los catarrOS de los
aiilOs deben curarse
externamente
Sus deicad0s est6magos facih1en-
te Sc descomponen con las medi-
c1nas tnternas. He aquf un rene
dio con ell cual no hay mas que
frotarles.
Sc LLAMA v1cKs vAponuB

Los resfriados no siempre paran
Ell "simples resfriados' por 10
tanto no deben descuidarse. 1duchos
de los catarros cr6nicos, sordera y
enpohrecimiento de salpd de los adul
tos Sc deben segdn los m6dicos, q
los resfriados que Sc descidaran a
Ia ninez. Por otra parte, no Sc debe
estar dandoles constautemente a los
nifos medicinas internas.
Ell nuevo ungHento vaporizante,
Iintroducido recientemente en- la is
la-ei vtcks vapoRnp-les la re-
sueIto el problema Las madres en-
todo Ell mundo. Sc apnca externa-
nente, y por ESQ puede uSarse tan
"a menudo como SO quiera sin en-
torpecerls La digestion al paciente.
COMO DEBE UsARsE Ell vICKs
Para los resfriados de los nilIos
no hay mas que frot&rles 6stos
L. garganta y ell pecho con vicks;
luego 1ntese en- ahundancia y CD
branse dchas parties con pa6es de
franela canentes. El calor del cuer-
po hace que SO desprendan los va
pores de Inentol, alcanfor, eucaip-
to y tomi1lo. Estos vapores son in
halados a cada aspiration durante
toda la noche, despejando las mas
respiratortas y aflojando La flema
Al mismo tempo el Vicks es absor-
hido por los poros = estimula La
piel, qu1tando toda OPPRESSION y EN-
como.
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ORSERVADOK.
Caguas, P. R., MARIO de 1925.
Ell GRAN CoNCURSo DE Ro
MEo Y JULrETA CELEgRADo
PoR DAILY NEWS

El Daily News, peri6dico neoyor-
kino acaba de celebrar Ell gran con-
curse de Romeo y Julieta entire las
estrellas de la pantalla. E1 concurso
Sc hiEo para que los Iectores del Pc
ri6dico Daily News decidieran que
artistas desechaban yer en- una peli-
cula con Ell papel de Romeo v Ju-
heta.
FL concurso pronto queda redu.
cido dos mujeres y cinco hombres
Los trillnfadores fueron entire las
mujeres Norma Talmadge y entire
los honbres Rodolfo Valentino y
Ramon Novarro.
El triunfo de Norma Talmadge
sobre Mary Pickford que le seguis
fue de mas de 1000 votos.
Todo este prueba que Norma Tai
madge contin1a siendo la favorit;
del pdblico y su fama qued6 re
afrmads con su Ultima colossal crea
ci6n titulada ''cenizas de una Ven
ganza"
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ESCUELA LINCOLN"
VS. 0JUNCoS',

Sugerfmcs la principal de di-
cha escuela, contin1e celebrando
desaffos con otros equipos. Cuenta
con un buen instructor, con Fa-
beru6
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NOTICE

Office of the Collector Of Gus
toms. San Juan. Porto Rico, Fe-
bruary IS, 1928. The following ar
ticles. which have been confiScated
by this office, viii be disposed Of
in accordance with law, unless part
les having claim against them can
show cause why they should not
DC so disposed Of Claims must be
presented within twenty days from
the date Of this notice: August "a,
1924, 2 bottles whiskey; August 29,
1924. 50 bottles gin, whiskey, rum !:
September 18, 1924, ! bottle wine :;
September 10, 1924, 4 bottles wine !;
October 10, 1924, 3 bottles wine,
cognac: October SO, 1924, 4 bottles
liquors; November 20, 1924, 3 bot
ties gin; December 4. 1924, l bottle
pOnche crema; December s, 1924,
10 bottles gin, whlskey. rum De-
cember 8, 1924, 4 bottles whiskey,
cognac, rum; December 10, 1924, 13
bottles wine December IS, 1924, g
bottles beer; December 20, 1924, Al
half bottles beer; December %,
1924, 80 bottles gin co2Eac; Jan.
s, 1928, l half bottle gin; August
il, 1924, 6 bottles wine; January
s, 1928, 50 bottles whiskey, brandy,
sin, beer; January 13, 1925, bot
tie whiskey; January 10, 1928,
bottle rum; January is, 1895, 2
bottles rum. brandy; January 1G,
1926, 3 bottles liquors; January II,
1929, 8 bottles liquors, January 10,
1925, 2 bottles whiskey; January
%. 1928. bottles liquor; January
., 1925, ] bottle whiskey; February
4, 1925, l bottle ponche' crema
February G. 1925, / bottle rum
AND 3 doz. Spanish Playing Cards;
900 4 Goth lotetry tickets; 80 lottery
lists; $50 cigarettes; 303 obscene
books; - bottles lotion; l package
rubber articles for prevention Of
conception; l bottle SalyciIate de
SOude and The0bFomine 6 packages
Stomophile; 20 tubes aspirin; 12O
tubes Oftalmolosa dionina 100 boxes
Benzoate; II bottles Phenine; 25
tubes, tins Gauze} 6 tins cotton
and 10 boxes ampoules Of Stypti-
Gin; 10 bottles Carbohydrate of Co
tarnine; 1 package Cocaine; 100
bottles LicOr Brea de Gonzalez; 6
TASKS Jarabe Guira de Barrinet
10 boxes morphine sulphate; 80
boxes Morphine Chloride; II boxes
COcaina Chloride.
c. w. SIEGMUND,
Assistant Collector. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10
NOTAS De SPORT
Especial para "E1 MuNDo"
1nteresantes Juegos Atleticos cele-
brados en- CaguaS en- los cuales
los muchachos de Fabito obtu.
vieron una facil victoria.

| NADIA habfamos escr1to con refe.
rencia al entrenamiento de los atle-
! tas en- esta ciudad. Solo nos con
cretanos segnir de cerca las prac.
ticas de estos muchachos quenes
est&n bajo La competente direction
de nuestro Querido, enthusiastic y
h$bn Instructor, sedor Pedro Fa.
beTll6 1etzon.
Los primeros juegos Sc uevarou
efecto entire Los diferentes grades
de Ia escuela Superior "Gautier
Benitez - Tu6 en- los t1timos dias
del pasado mes. Para los vencedo-
res, La acreditada frma de esta ciu-
dad, la casa J. Seoane y Cia., re-
gallo una preciosa copa y bonitas
medallas y cIntas.
La concurrencta fu6 numeroSa,
y al efecto, Los tuegos resuitaron
rc6idisimos, siendo Ell "Score" final
el 1guiente:
cu2rto Afo Al puntos
Tercer Ado Al puntos
Debido a este empate, y en- item
po oportuno, tendra que dectdIrse
a qu1enes tendra que adjudfcarSe el
principal trofeo: Ia Copa.
Los j6venes que mas sc dist1n.
g1ueron en- este torneo fueron: il.
m6nez, Dfa2, Rivera, Ortiz, los her
manos Bunker, Fernandez, Mimoso
y Lisardi.
EsCUELA BENErIcENcrA VS..
EsCUELA GAUTIER BEN1TEz
Trofso: copa EEL c1ELo"
Ell pasado jleves como n Las dos
y treinta Y ante una nutrida concu-
rrencia, nidieron sus fuerzas en- Ell
campo atl6tico de La escuela superior
de Caguas, los atletaS de Benefcen-
cia contra los de esta Ultima.
Ante ios vitores y "hurrah'' de
las hndaS muchachaS cagiiehas, los
turabeflos obtuvieron una facil vic
toria sobre los que dirigfa ell seiior
vicenti. La casa "El Cielo'' les
adjudic6 una bonita copa.
SCORE:
Caguas 6312 puntoS
Benefcencia $40 puutos
EscUELA LINCOLN -
VS.. "JUNCoS'' T
Al Durante La tarde del s de mario
Ell equipo de BASKET BALI de La
escuela Lincoln de esta ciudad,
tuvO un '4match' con los del senior
Porrats Doria, de ~Juncos, resultan-
do triunfantes los muchachos de
Fabito.
SCORE: tt
caguas 81 puntos
Juncos II puntos
Suserimos a la principal de di-
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UN REMEDIo QUE UsAN MI
ILoNEs DE PERsoNAS

Ell vicks VaporRub es desde lue-
60 do igual eficacia para las afec-
clones catarrales de toda la familia,
j6venes y viojos, y es asimismo un
excelente remedio para cortaduras,
que1naduras, golpes, llagas y afec-
clones de la piel. Es It'll todos los
dias en- todos los hogares.
La mejor prueba de los meritos
del vichs es la. mrchedumbre de per-
sonas que sn muchos paises usan es-
te medicanento cxterno. En- los E5-
tados unidos y el Canada Sc han
usado mas de 90 millones de pomos
en2los 1ltiInos cinco aIos.
De venta en- todas. las boticas.
g,T s.e. -E,. g AdEt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10

Assistant Collector. ADV
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-10

Y por Iltimo, r6stame decir Ia
siguente. Contamos con uno de los
mas ardientes admiradores del de-
porte en- p. Rico: con el sefor don
Bernardo HuyNe.
FL ofrend6 a la comunidad de
Caguas, por medic de sus iniciati.
vas, una Banda Escolar cuyo ms
trumental cost6 unos dos mil qui-
nientos d6lares; Gemprendera don
Bernardo el de la construction de
ur "Grand Stand digno de la c1ll-
dad de Caguas?
va hemos dido decir q. esta pre-.
parandose para dar principle a Las
dificiles acttvidades que estos ira
bajoS reqneren.
ioue asi sea para ell bien de to-
da esta comunidad!
New Britain herald., 1925-10-23
Observation-Disclosures
WSB-Atlanta--i2S

S:30-Gene klingman. ukulele; sara
King, pianist. News.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-23
EVENING PICK,

Practically all forms OF audible
entertainment as we'll as instructive
lectures will be broadcast tonight by
leading radio stations.
Eastern Time.
WtP (50S.2) 6--Dinner music.
WGY (379.5) 7;40-Comedy. The
Man on the Box"
WICK $3.50 7:45-Musical gems
broadcast.
WCAE (461.9) S:S0--Concert.
WEAR $500 S:S0-Dance pro-
gram.
WRNY (25S.5) S:45-Band concert.
WANG (31G) 9-Muslcal varieties.
WBZ (S3S.D 9-Studio concert.
WCAU (27S) 9:S0-Old Time Songs.
WCAP (46O 1O-Dance tunes.
VITO (34S.6) 11:30--Popular half
hour for distant listeners.