Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-12-29

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med. ballot frauds. Tho local aulhorI-
ties seemed bafticd, bat Mr.. Burns
clear thinking went straight To the
heart Of the mystery THAT success
changed our lives. though the change
was w inevitable TINT Il was n mere
question OF time when 81 would come
about Mr. Turns determined 10 fol.
low the calling OF detective, ana
later entered the United states secret
service
Doctors wives complain that they
can never count upon their husbands
for any social occasion. and yet n
doctor may eat two or three meals
daily with his family Commercial
travellers are much away from home;
bat they nearly always have slack
seasons. when they are continuously
with their families for weeks ut
stretch. There II no slack season In
the pursuit OF crime. Actors think
themselves lucky - their WORKING
year Is IS weeks. but the drama In
which Mr. Burns Ia always leading Cor
raiher u may be pardoned the pun.
n pursuing) figure " continuous in
the most extreme sense OF the word:
u beats any Chinese play ever heard
OF. for il lasts day and night for 90
weeks o year. aud year upon year un-
remittlngiy.
Someone Always 10 Remind Mrs.
Burns.
Ono morning n few weeks ago there
came to the house a paper published
Ia Kansas. aud on the fg0nt page APP
pearod an editorial calling for volun-
teers not afraid 10 die, who were will
Ing to become martyrs and assassl-
nate ! r. Morgan, Gen. Harrison
Gray Otis and William J. Burns. Can
you Imagine she feelingg Wanted. a
man willing 10 die In coed cauac. I"
TO give his life forfeit TO the Law, but
before giving n 20 take the life Of
your husband, And. Of course. no
matter how obscurciy the demand
might be made there must always ia
somebody 90 see that I knyNw about ~
or course. the flrst thIne that nap
Ipens In every case he ngures In n
that the defendants try to save theiI
own regulations by blnckenlng his
No matter n this effort has always
met with failure. the aext time II ID
tried again.
Sometimes the criminals he has
brought to justice cherish a desire L
! get even" with him by taking his
! life. Sometimes their dream OF re-
vengc " to rob him OF hls honor
, Once when Mr burma was still II
tho secret service n notorious "bas
man" OF the southwest whom Mr.
Burns had sent TO iall. got q certain
crook. who happened To be also a con
gresham. 30 secure his pardon from
: the president
For my pardon and the dlsmIssa
iof Burns from the service will pa,
; you $1,000" said the crook who was Il
the federal prison 10 the other crool
: who was In the federal governing "A
y sembly. I'd like TO tell you the de
q viOns ways that congressman followe,
r trying to earn his $1,000. But
would take too long. lie got Ia
q pardon, but not the dismissal.
= do you know aboet Mr.. Burns
cases while he IL working on them !
= II am often asked. Yes: but in genera
= outline. not In detail until after the
= have become "reminiscences. One rea
= son IL that Mr.. Burns never discusse
his cases with any one except thos
he tries TO keep The danger az wha
' he Ia about 10 undertake from frettin
Q me.
. A Moral for Women.
p. The excitement" OF being q deto'
' tive's wife Is not all pleasnrable, b
y any means. And what there IL OF I
a except the anxiety. Is second hand
as You can see from my story.
!. think that the only reason ! col
scented 10 say anything az all was this
IA know how many women fret againi
! what they call the monOtony OF the
lives. ! wonder n Il Is possible Tor
- woman 10 be n devoted wife and mott
4. or ana not live through certal
= amount OF this feeling OF monoton
hardly see how II can be. Our bro0
y, ling, chlcktending. nest defendlE
~ share Of the worlds work n bonn
~ 10 seem lacking IN variety, in adyci
- ture, sometimes. lint " your hushan
:, comes homo 10 you and the childrs
p" at eventidc. Il Il your advantage ov'
- 1.-THE woman whose evenings, after n
~ children are abed. are solitary M
her husband on In she knows not VIII
out OF the way place. tracking dow
!. sugtivos from Justice or aatherir
= leyIdcnce against them.
And ! shall not have written m
simple little story Of an ovcranxi0l
-, wife In vain, n on the night after ys
~ have read ID, the familiar click OF q
= front gate and the Eonnd OF the IL
!, IN the front door make your hea
10 beat little more exulsantly even thi