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35 German Socialists
Shot For Peace Activity
Geneva, Switzerland, May 12. —Swiss
Socialists report they have received
information that thren German offi
cers and thirty-two soldiers, all Social
ists. have been shot for distributing in
the trenches a pamphlet concerning
the second Socialist peace conference
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FRIDAY EVENING, RXJUUBBtTRO TELEGRAPH MAY 12, 1116
lat Zinimerwald, near Berne.
At this conference protests were
made by Socialists of many countries
against methods of warfare which the
delegates said had been adopted by
the Germans.
OIIj TAX COXiLEOTOR
Annville, Pa., May 12.—Samuel Ben
der was named as collector for the
special tax for oiling the town's streets
by the committee of five superintend
ents.
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Socialfirotes
Story No. 4
A WAR OF WITS
Plot by George Bronson Howard.
Novelization by Huqh C. Weir.
Copyright Kalem Company.
I Continue* from l rntrndar.)
This had given the bearded man
his chance. Mona had learned that he I
was registered as Dr. Ransom, and ha
had managed, in some wav, to in- ;
einuate himself into Mrs. 'MaLean'a
good graces. So it had come about
that It was he. and not Brown, who
was now her physician. Moreover his
treatment had already proved itself
beneficial. After two days Letty was i
able to walk with more freedom and j
her pain seemed considerably reduced.
"They say it's really Dr. Brown s !
treatment that has helped her," Mona
reported. "I've got to be quite friend
ly with her maid. She ea.vn Mrs Mc
]<ean didn't give his treatment a fair
chance—that he had told her from
the start, that the effect wouldn't be
apparent at once, but took time to
develop."
"Keep up with her maid," advised
Mary. "I shouldn't wonder at all if
there might be a chance for you to
succeed her."
"I've thought of that, too," said 1
Mona. with a shudder. "Ugh! Think
of having to be a slave to thSt nasty
old woman, even for a few days!
Still— l won't back out, if that seems
to be the way!"
"I'm puzzled about this Dr. Ran- I
som," said Mary. "I wish they'd hur
ry up and answer my telegrams!
Every time I eee him I'm more cer
tain that I've seen or heard of him |
somewhere, but there'e some puzzling
thing- that eludes me when 1 try to
remember him. It's as if he'd changed
his appearance in some fashion."
"I know," Mona nodded. "It bothers
me the same way. There ought to ;
be a mall from the North in now—
I'll go down and see if anything has
come."
In a few minutes she was back, and
brought a couple of letters with her.
K»fh opened one, and each cried out In
delight.
"Dr. Hyosclne!" cried Mary.
"That's who it is! The man who was
BO nearly caught and sent to prison In
the Twilight Sleep fraud! Do you re
member? His real name wasn't
known "
"And they called him 'Hyoscine' be
cause he's the man who suggested the
way that drug could be used criminal- 1
ly! Oh. of course! And I know why
•we were puzzled, too—it's that beard!
He has grown that lately."
"Yes—here's a photograph of him I
without the beard," said Mary. "It's
the same man—there's no sort of doubt
about that! And he's I,etty McLean's
doctor!' 1
The Doctor Triet to Bleed Letty.
"Don't you suppose he's become her
doctor just to bleed her and get her
money from her?"
"He couldn't have any other object,
eould he? A man with his record'"
"Of course not!" said Mona.
"Mona—l'd about decided that we
might as well go home! But I think
Dr. Hyoscine may save the dav for
us! We couldn't have done anvthlng
with Letty. But if he gets a lot of
money out of her—why shouldn't we
get it out of him, in turn?"
Mona stared at her.
"I don't see how—•' she said, doubt
fully.
"Neither do I—yet! But the man's
a swindler. That's why he has a
chance with Letty! No honest man
could get anything from her! And
unless I'm greatly mistaken we'll find
that this Dr. Hyoscine Isn't so -very
different from some of the other men
we've seen lately. We'll find that he
'has some weakness that will play
into our hands."
"I'd love to think eo!" aaid Mona.
"I loathe the man—lie's the sort I've
never been able to understand. And
that type is supposed to be fascinating
to women, too!
"I think he banks a good deal on
that," said Mary, with a dangerous
glint in her eye. "That's one reason
I'd like to teach him a lesson."
"Well—l'm with you there! what's
the first move? I think I'm under
your orders this time!"
"Try to make Letty's maid as dis
contented as you can. As for me—
I've got to make friends with Dr. Hy
oscine. I think I've had a little re
lapse and that I need a doctor."
"I'll call Dr. Hyoscine, if that's the
case." said Mona.
But Mary had a better plan than i
that even. A day or so later, in the
corridor near her room, she had a
fainting spell—and timed it so that
it was Dr. Hyoscine who saw her and
went to her aid. Under his skilled
ministrations she soon came to her
self, and was touching In her grati
tude. The doctor was greatly im
pressed; Mary was well enough ac
customed to the ways of men to read
the meaning in his eyes.
"You must be careful,' he told her. i
"And I really think you'd better let
me keep an eye on you In a profes
sional way, for the next few days. Un
less, of course, you already have a
doctor of your own."
"I haven't," said Mary wistfully.
"Oh, I'd be so glad If you would. Doc
tor! I'm sure I could trust you—and
I've had so many unfortunate experi
ences with doctors since I have been
! HI."
"You mar depend upon me!" he as
sured her.
Mrs. McLean, meanwhile, became
more and more difficult for her un
fortunate maid to live with. Dr. IHy
; osclne, it seemed, fascinated her. She
submitted without difficulty to his
I rules and instructions, and the man,
even if he was a charlatan, unques
tionably knew the proper treatment
< for her disease. The diet he ordered
! for her, and the course of waters and
baths, brought about a swift Improve
ment in her condition. She was great
ly Impressed, and she was tickled, too.
by the deference of his manner toward
her. He had, moreover done a very
; clever thing. She had mentioned,
timidly, the matter of money, and he
had waved the suggestion aside.
To Be Continue* Tomorrow,
1.1 Yl AX Hl'Nti MADK
PRESIDENT AT CANTON
Peking, May 11. Dispatches from
Canton announce that the southern ]
provisional government, which has !
been organized at Canton by the revo
lutionary generals, has proclaimed Li j
Yuan-Hung president.
The revolutionists have also formed I
a war cabinet with Tang t'hi-Yao as I
chairman and Tse-Chun-Ssuan vice
chairman.
TO REPKAT PLAY
Special to the Telegraph
Itlain, Pa.. May I«.—The junior i
class dramatic troupe of the high .
school will repeat its comedy-drama,
",\ Daughter of the Desert." in 'he I
town luUl on Sut urda> evening. j
119 Reasons Why You Should I
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