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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

damaged victual8.
Then he said to his wife. Marta.
really think you should keep tab On
what's helnH done IN the Kitchen.
don't ask you 20 do the cooking your
self, but / 90 think that you should
exercise general supervision over
things
That's the way with you men,.
said Mira. Tinheiman; You won'g per-
init women 10 aspire 20 anything
higher and better than ahe sordid
dradgery Of the kitchen. However. a
better dag IA dawcine FOR ms sex--'
n saws that a family row was brew
ing, 50 7 reached for my hat and alid
through an open window and escaped.
That sort Of thing n going on IN once
happy homes all over this blamed
country and dont zee how there
can be any argument or dispute an
70 the cause 81 the nigh cost or liv-
ing"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
WILL FEED SHEEP
ON CARLSBAD
RANCH
Lawrence, Kansas Man Elk
poets to Help Supply East
ern Markets on Big Alfalfa
Farm.
PLENTY OF RAIN IN
SOUTHEAST SECTION

Special Correspondence G. she ifesaidl
Carlsbad. y. NJ, Oct. i9.-A teie-
gram from Judge Richardson. and
one from District Attorney Scott TO
tho clerk OF the court informs the
people that there will be no criminal
cases tried at tho adjourned meeting
OF the district court on October 22d.
These cases viii be taken up az the
regular January term.
SIR Knabe of Lawrence. Kansas,
has purchased i2o acres 81 fine al
falfa land two miles south Of town
and Is rcseeding some 90 % and ls ar.
ranging TO feed sheep on the place
for the eastern markets. Mr.. Knnbe
Ia a business man Of considerable
means and VIII invest considerable
here IN ranches and stock.
The Rev. Mr.. Gonin from Lawrence
Is also here with his wife. and has
rooms az the residence Of the Rev. Mr..
Davis. They VIII spend some time
mere enjoying the fine climate and
looking up location.
II has oeen raining here for the last
several days and the grass is about
TO grow out OF sight. Tho stoukmen
are iubllant
There Is quite stir in stock cir
cles and several herds Of cattle have
sold as high az $50 for COW and calf
Measrs Hartshorn and Hove have
returned from Roswell on business
trip.
Mr.. Perry, the Singer sewing ma-
chine agent. has turned his agency
over 10 Mr.. Johnson Of Oriental. Mr
Perry will engage In tho business 81
general salesman for an omaha gro
Gerry house.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
PiHlpIeS Source
Of Great Danger
May be Means of Absorbing
Disease Germs in Most
Unexpected Manner.

In thourands Of Instances tho most
vIrul,ut types of blood troubles have been
the result ol coming IA contact WIN as
ease germs In public places nnd the ap-
parrntly nslgnluoant pimple has been the
cause. n spreads Win astnhirhing rhplNii1i
often injecting the entire system Ia teW
days. .
ia "a fortunate. however, that there n
n remedy ~ core quickly and thoroughly
with such condition. aud thanks 90 the
may now DO had at most any drug store
la tho civilized world,
THIS prepnration stands alone as a blood
purinor IL is somewhat revolutionary "
Ia cumposltinn. since Il ucgnmpllshcs all
Tint was ever claimed Tor mercury, iudldra,
arsenic. and other destructive mineral
drugs. and yot 10 n absolutely a purely
vegptnhle product n contains one ingrp
dt.nt which serves the active purpose n
stimulating each tiny cellular part M the
Tissues 40 the healthy and iudIcinus srl'c.
tion nf 800 own essential nutrmcnl There
are more cases of artlrular rheumatism,
locomotOr atnxia, pnresis, nnuUilH' hhl
fimiinr discusses resultant from the use nf
minerals than most people arc nWare .oL
Thero facts are brought out in highly
Interesting book complied hy The medical
drnnrtment Of Pho Swift specific Co. PIT
Swift nidg, Atlanta, Ga, II a. mailed free
together with special Information 90 an
who write describing their aympiome,
Grt a bottle ~ =. :. n to-day but ht
careful not 90 have something palmei
IN nn you falsely claimed u be Just o.
good"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an Old
time Itccipc TINT anybody
Can Apply.

The use OF sage adm sulphur for
restoring faded. gray hair to its nat
urnl color dates back 20 grandmoth-
er's time She used "a Co keep her
hair beautifully dark, glossy and
abundant Whenever hcr hair fell
out or took on that dull. faded or
streokod appearance, this simple mix
ture was applied with wonderful eff
feet.
but brewing az home ~ mussy and
out-or-date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store Tor "a 50-cent bottle
OF "Wyeth's Sage ana sulphur Hair
Remedy" you viii get this famous
old recipe which can he depended
upon 20 restore natural color ana
beauty 20 the hair and is splendid
for dandruff. dry, fevorish, itchy
scalp and falling hair.
A well.known downtown druggist
SAYS Il darkcns the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell u
has been applied You simply damp
on a sponge or soft brush with il
and draw this through your hair. TAX
ing one strand al time. By morn
ing tho gray hair disappears. and
after another application or two, y
becomes beautifully dark. glossy. sof
and abundant
Don't fail 10 visit our toy depart
mcnt The Famous.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
HUGE PRIZES FOR WHEAT
AT TULSA CONGRESS

Tulsa, Okla. oct. 2O.-The big
prizes at every agricultural eXposi-
ton are usually given for wheat one
thousand dollars In gold was given at
the New York land show for the best
bushel shown. A S2.500 engine was
given for the best bushel of hard
wheat az the seventh international
Dry-Farming congress In Canada last
year one thousand dollars "a hushel
WAS given at Minneapolis for the best
I've bushels on display.
The record for big wheat prizes
viii be- Kept up this year b. the big
dry-farming show at Tulsa beginning
october 20, The eighth Dry-Farm-
Ing congress has divided lis prizes,
however 50 that more men may COM
pete and Is Offering total ut Sl,taO
for the best wheat shown. a Rum
ely-Advanoe threshlng machine, val
ued az Sl.25O, has been furnished by
the NJ, Rumley company Of LaPorte,
Indiana. as the sweepstakes prize for
the best bushol OF hard wheat, En-
tries In this class have already been
received from twenty-five American
states and provinces and the winning
wheat Will without question bc the
best grown In North America this
year.
The best bushol of soft wheat Will
win s225 four horse power gasoline
engine. with truck, giyen by the In
dependent Harvester company Of
Plano, H. The best shonf OF hard
wheat win win a Woods self feeder
and band cutter, valued az 5000, do
mated az "a sweepstakes prize hy the
Woods Brothers Threshor company OF
Dcs Moines, Iowa, while the best
bushcl of Turkey Red wheat shown
will pull down a grain grader. cleaner
and separator given by the Manson
Campbell company OF Detroit rs
/ value IL SIS. AN Of these premiums
have been carefully selected hy the
International congress from amonl
the best OF their kind manufactured
IN America, ana an OF them, with the
! exception of the self feeder, viii be
delivered, freight and duty paid, "a
tho nearest distributing point 10 the
winners address In North America.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
GAR SHORTAGE IS
CAUSE OF GRIEF
FOR C0WNEN
Three Train loads Of Steers
Being Held at Douglas Ari-
IONA Because Of No Cars;
Mrs. Armour to Kansas City
Convention.

Douglas. Ariz., Get. 20.-Catiiemcu
are having their troubles In this Sec
tion. due TO various causes. W. M.
Ncal OF the -Four Bar company exc
pecled 90 ship three trains OF cattle
early this week from this plncc. but
has been unable 90 secure cars. The
cattle are being held near the city
and the promise is that thirty-six
cars VIII be furnished by the railroad
tomorrow. A portion of these cattle
havebcen sold, but the greater por-
ton will go 10 the company's pas
lures In Wyoming. MT Neal stated
last night that while he was arrang-
ing 20 ship many cattle this fali he u
yet buying cattle. ciosing deal yes
terday FOR a small lot and having
several others pending.
Col. y. A. Packard gathered more
than 1000 head Of cows and calves
from his Turkey Track range Ia Mex
leo. below Naco. ten days ago. but
had 90 hold them for week awaiting
for a permit from the state govern
ment OF Sonora which would allow
tho cattle to come across tho line.
He and the cars for these cattle. hut
because OF the delay in getting his
permit the cars were given To othe,
shippers. ana there being n shortage
OF ears on the Southern Pacific ho
was not able 60 ship yesterday. but
Is promised cars for today. He h
now M Naco ready 10 direct tho load
ing OF the cattle.
The Ici Paso a Southwestern off,
olnls say there ~ q shortage Of stock
cars this fan. caused hy an unusual
movement of stock az this season of
the year. but everything possible o.
being done Go accommodate the local
qhipncrs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
MRS. ARMER GOES TO
GOAT CONVENTION

Mrs. W. NJ. Armer Of Kingston has
gone 70 Kansas city 10 attend a
meeting OF the Angora Goat associa-
lion. OF which she il second vice pres
idcnt. and will also attend the state
fair From Kansas city she will 80
10 Dallas. Texas. 10 attend meeting
of the National Mohair association
OF which she Is also second vice pres
ident. which opens october 20.
Mrs. Armer has gained far reach
ing attention as the most successful
woman breeder of Angora goHts ~
the country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
No CAR TROUBLE IN
NEW MEXICO THUS FAR

so far az ! know there has been
no shortage Of cars In New Mexico
thus far" said a well known south
ern cattlcman in Albuquerque today.
THE movement of cattle has been
quite heavy and there Is still lot %
STUFF to go out. but we have been able
to get cars with more than usual
promptnCss.
There will be quite heavy ship
ments from Grant. Luna. Sierra and
Dona Ana counties. understand
also that some extensive shipments
will 60 ont Of Socorro county al
though / do not know conditions
there"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
LONG LIST OF CASES
IN FEDERAL COURT

Tho following o. un assignment Of
cases for trial at the special ANU
uucrauc tenn of the federal court
which opens tomorrow'
Tuesday. October 20.
90 CrlminaI-U. 8 vs, George Ga.
haldon
i2a Criminal--U. s. vs.. Antonio Ley
ha
"Wednesday, October ~.
1t2 Criminai--U s. W. John Deck
erl Joseph Deckert ana D. w
Miller.
if2 Law--U. s for use brown, Trus
tee W. A. W. Arson, 81 M.
275 Criminal u. 3. w. Dong Sick
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
A MESSAGE TO WOMEN

when your physician can give
YOU no remedy for the horrors
thar Cypress YOU. when through
the long hours of the day u
seems as though your back would
break when your head aches CON
stantly YOU are nervous depressed
and suffer from those dreadful
hearing down pains. don't forget that
Lydia r.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the safest and surest remedy
for these conditions discovered. u
viii save you years OF misery ms u
has thousands OF other suffering
women
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

o.oN~e~N~~~D~~~.>
Vow.
I4s I.aw-Hogsson Bros. W.. First
Bank OF Roswell.
Thursday, October %.
1856 Crimmal--U. S. vs.. Rutiiio Du-
aTte.
is6 Criminal-U. s. vs.. jose y. Pa
diln.
2sI lava. T. q s. f. Ry. Co. vs.
j. A. I.atta.
2Gg lava T. & $. +. Ry. Co. vs..
John n. Stanley.
263 Lava r. & s. T.. ny. Co. vs..
Roswell Gas and Electric Co.
e64 Lava. r. a $. +. Ry Co. w.
Mrs s. G.. Johnson.
a65 Lava r. a. s. =. ny. Co W.
melissa J. Faggnrd. at al.
Friday. October 20.
1873 Chiminal-U. 8. vs. Jesus Ccre-
codes, ct al.
SO CrlmInal-U. s. Va. Jesus de In
Tore and tRnacio Gutierrez.
saturday, October -.
&C Iaw-U. s. W. John Parker
i9t Law--Toni Peconic a Co Va. A.
r. 4 s. p. Ry. co. CON motion
for new triai)
| 22i Law--Buriey Roe VS. A. T a s..
T.. Ry. Co (Motion new triaL)
Monday. Octobcr e.
/ 20 Crlminnl-U s. W. Mary Kaiser.
"a CFimlnal-U. 3. w. Jesus Archu-
lota
i22 criminal--U. 8 vs., Lenzini Cue
rlnO
Tuesday. October 28.
~ Lawiamcs w Brown 3. A. r.
q s +. Ry Co
tSb Iaw--Joseflta c., De sedlllo vs.
a. y. & s. y. ny. Co.
| "Wednesday. October 80.
tsa T.aw-Kate Kelly, et al W.
| Thomas J. Ross. 81 al
Thursday, October 30.
i0f Crimlnal-U $. W. William A
Davis.
no Criminal-U. s. Va. william A
Davis
100 Crlmlnal-U 3. Va The Roberts
a Leahy Mercantile Co.
Saturday, November 4.
100 Law-u. s. W. J a. Mcllae and
r. H. Barrett
217 Law---loo bennett vs. Mary a
Hill and James Edward HIN
Monday, November 3.
eco law William ". Davenport Va
A r. a =. =. ny. Co.
272 Law Edward a. Hausser W
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Tuesday. November 4.
s76 Lave. w. England W. q. w
MNnnlng, 81 a.
~T-T4~-r ~-~'rHHH-s---~'~~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

Watch for our opening special The
fnmOus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
woRps rRoM IIoME.
Statements That. May BE Investigated.
Testimony of albuquerque
Citizens.

When an Albuquerque citizen comes
to the front. telling his friends ana
neighbors Of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
Of people residing in far away places
10 not command your confidence.
Home endorsement IL the kind that
backs Doans kidney pills such tes-
tlmony Is convincing. Investigation
proves Il true. Below IA statement
az an Albuquerque resident No
stronger proof OF merit can be had.
J.. NJ. Vickrey, plumoer, 1904 y.
Eleventh street Albuquerque, y. NJ.
says, II don't hesitate TO recommend
Doan's kidney Pills. I am sure That
they are good medicine for back
ache and kidney trouble. In my case
they brought immediate relief from
backache. know 81 another case
whore Doans kidney pills were used
/ for pain IN the back that was caused
! ov weak Kidneys such positive ben
eft was had that II proves their worth
! beyond question"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 90
oents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name--Doan's--an'
take no other.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

Dipmond Ice--tno best Ice. Made
from distilled water. Phones b7-Bs.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

For taxi or Overland auto service,
phone see. BambrOUk Bros.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

We viii Opcn Saturday. November
{. at y q. IA. The Famous,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20
Dipping Nnlnials,

Like many other useful processes
dipping ~ susceptible II abuse ana
may entail suffering and even death
Il precautions arc not exercised IN It's
use. The federal regulations require
that the animal be handled as hu-
namely as possible, and that cattle be
freely watcrcd before they are dipped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

There stilt occurs frequently az ull-
forcnt public stock yards the cruelty
OF deprlyug cattle OF water. Those
arriving too late for the market of
the day are not waterod until the fol-
lowing morning To get what is known
"a "a "nu'--in other words, 90 gain
weight While weight b. gained. tho
deception Is recognized Instantly by
buyers. Tho practice Us deliberate
grttaltv and ghotItd ha suuurCFapd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-20

Tho shipping OF young calves long
distances without the mothers Is a
cruelty and the enactment 81 a Law
Co remedy this abuse has many ad-
voCatcs among which are officials OF
tho agricultural department
The evening world., 1913-10-18
The Latest, Most Startling Adventures
of the Immortal French Thief Genius

under four different names have
hlled In each Of them tor ten thousan
flames A larger hgure would have been
too risky. And. now. syn"
The adversary Il far beyond me. 10
the trap-let us call II infernal--the IN :
'"rnal trap into watch | have fallen
"as laid not merely by a widow thirst
'rg for revenge, but also by a first
business woman anxious To Increase her
cnpital''
Just %
Ny congratulations And. while 7
TANK ~ II, used VI, Dugrival perhaps
To" -
you have hi i. Lupin, After an.
why conceal tn. fact: 1t Will relieve
your conscience. Yes. Lupin, Dusrivsl
used To work Oh the same l!nea ~ your
self oh. not on the same scale!
We we're modest people. a louis here.
louis th"T" purse or tNo
wh,rh No trained GABRIEL to pick up At
,re races And, N tlls saS, vs.
hnI made our l!'tlc pile iust
enough 10 ou, small! pI,'e N 80
country
II prefer u that way said I.uplu.
That's an right! I'm only telling you
30 that you may know that | am not o
beginner and that you have nothing to
AeDs Tor. 4 Tsscus' Ne. The seoo In
The evening world., 1913-10-18
1y Maurice Leblanc
By Vic


o'clock. II am not back by twelve.
IL will mean that this scoundrel III,
played me one Of his tricks. At twelve
o'clock. blow out his brains an
leaving you tho revolver with which
your uncle shot himself. There are ave
bullets left out OF the six. Tha, will
be ample" :.
She left the room. humming a tune
as she weat. -
Lupin muinbled;
II wouldn't give twopence for my
l.fe."
He shut his eyes for an instant ana
then. suddenly. said 10 Gabriel:
How much'"
And. when the other did not appear
TO understand. he grew irritatsA:
u mean what say. How much? An.
swer me. can't you? We drive the same
trade, You and !. | steal. thou stealest,
We steal So We ought to come to terms;
that's what We are here Tor. Welif 10
{, 4 bargain? Shall we clear out together,
will give you post In my gang. an
easy. weli-pa.d post. How much do YOU
want for YOURSELF Ter theusandf
Twenty thouAnd' Ftx your own prlces
don't BE- shy There's plenty to Do ~
Tor shs sskinG."
(To Ds Continued
The evening world., 1913-10-18

which we nov are communicates with
my bedroom, II has q private outlet Of
which nobody know. II was Dusrlval's
special Apartment. lie used to SEQ hiS
friends here, lie kept his implements
and tools here. his dtsGuises his
telephone sven. as you perceive. So
there's no hope you see. Your accom-.
plIces have given up looking for you
here, ! have sent them on on another
track. Your goose IL cooked, DO YOU
begin to realize the position"
Yes"
Then sign tho checks"
And. when have signed them. shall.
I ~ free!'
II muSt cash them nrst'
And after that"
After that. on my soul. as | hope to
b" saved. you will bs free"
II don't trus. YOU"
Have you any choice?'
That's true. Hand ne the checks. "
She un'astened Lupin's right hand
gave him a pen and said
Don't forget that the four cheeks
''Iulre four different signatures ,nd
that the handwriting has to be altered
In each case
"Nsvsy fear"
lie sisned the checks"
'0ebs>es" saA ne widow. 1T 10 tsa
The evening world., 1913-10-18

SO you restored the money to tn,
widow publicly. of course. because you
10 playing to the gallery and rant
Ing and posing. like the mountebank
that you are. That was all very nicely
thought out.
only. my fine fellow. you ought not
TO have sent me the selfsame notes
that were stolen from Dugrival. Yes.
you silly fool, the selfsame notes and
no others! We knew the numbers, Du-
griVal and did And you were stupid
enough to send the bundle to me Now
do you understand your folly"
Lupin began to laugh:
IT was = pretty blunder, I confess.
I'm not responsible. I gave different
orders. "ut. all the same. cant blame
any one except myself"
"Ah. 30 you admit II! You signed your
theft and you signed your ruin at the
same time. There was nothing left to
be done but TO md you, Find YOU
No. better than that. Sensible pcopl"
don't lind Lupin. they make him come
to them. That was II mastery notion.
II belongs to my young nephew. who
loathes You as much az ] do. IL pos
sible. and who knows you thoroughly.
thrrtgh reading all the books that have
been written about you,
He knows your prytnS nature, euy
The evening world., 1913-10-18

In our employ: was that III"
. Yes"
And did you steal Dugrival's watch
In order to give II back TO him and In
spire him with confidence"
Yes"
She suppressed q movement OF fury:
You fool! You fool! - what!
You rob my man, you drive him 70 kill
himself and. instead of making tracks
10 the uttermost ends OF the earth and
hiding yourself, you 20 on playing Lupin
In tho heart OF Paris. Did
you FORGET that ! swore. on my dead
husbands head. to find his murderer
That's what staggers me-" said
Lupin. How did you come to suspect
Ine?"
"How7 Why, you gave yourself
away"
ii di17"
"Of course. The fifty thousand
francs"
well, what about it?. A pres
emit"
Yes. a present which you gave ca
bled instructions to have sent to me.
so as TO make believe that you were In
America on the day OF tho races. A
present. Indeed! What humbug! The
fact 10. you didn't like to think Of the
peer fellev when you had murdered
The evening world., 1913-10-18

neel Ia be always plotting, your mania
for hunting In tho dark and unrRvol Ing
what OtherW have failed To un~lva.. lie
also knows that sort OF sham kindness
OF yours, tho dwelling sentimsntality
that makes YOU shed crocodile tears
over the people you vlctim!ze. And he
planned the whole farce, lie Invented
the story Of the two burglars. the
second theft OF nifty thousand francs.
Oh, ! swear a. you, before Heaven.
that the STAB wh!ch | gave myself with
my own hands never hurt me. And l
swear IN you, before Heaven, that we
spent u glorious time waiting for you.
the boy and ]. peeping out at your
confedera,es who prowled under our
windows. taking their bearings.
Ami there was no mistake about Il:
you were bound 10 come. Seeing that
you had RESTORED the Widow Dugrlvavs
nifty thousand francs. Il was out OF the
question that You should allow the
Widow lpugrival % be rJtpe Of her
~ Thousand francs Yon we're bound
10 Jme atra 81 hy 'ro scent ~ ne
mystery. You were bound 10 come. for
swagger, out OF vanity And you came."
The widow gave q strident laugh:
We'll played. wasn't II? The Luptn
Of Lupins. the master OF masters. -.
accessible Saa !avNAlA. eAvSht = .
The evening world., 1913-10-18

trap by woman and a boy
Here he Is In flesh and bone
here he In with hands and feet tied,
no more dangerous than sparrow
here he Ia . here no Isl"
She shook with Joy and began to
pace the room. throwing sid.long
glances at the bed. like a wild beast
that does not for a moment take It's
eyes from IT'S victim. Ana never had
Lupin behell greater hatred and saw
agery In any human being.
Enough OF this prittle." she said
suddenly restraining herself. she
stalked back 70 him.
Thanks to the papers IN your 20 ket
Lnp!n. ! have made good use ~ the
last twelve days. | know all your AZ
fairs. all your schemes. all your as
srmch names. all the organ.za lon Of
your band. all N" lodgings which you
possess m Pars aaI els where. have
even visited one 81 flem ~" most sr-
Get. ~" one where you hide your ~
u "a. vour l"dgcrs and 'hr papl" story
OF your financial Operations.
The result o. my Investigations 10
very satisfactory. Iisie are four
checks. taken from tour check books
and corresponding with four sccoun.s
WAteh you keeD at four different SAako
The evening world., 1913-10-18
Copyright, 1913. By Doubleday. Pase Col
lYNOpsIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

Np.-..- .."...,.., n.sa i..' ""e au. h.s ~ pnsW
Gabriel. ATTENDS the LonSchsmIs races a. tho
dvces himself ss Police inspector Delanglel &c.
onts Duxryal. restoring to him = watch that has
10 come al once TO the nearest magistrate to
prsss q charge against the thief. fnsri,al follows
isds thai lis wallet, containing 50,OOO francs, "a
eons. In dtapair. pigriya shoots himself, Arsene
.ends 50 eco francs to The suicides widow, Soon
sfsrwsrj this money is reported my;teriou,ly
IL struck down BY dagger blow from Gabriel,
H. Is nursed hack To health in a secret room, Of
IN Tp,pri,al home and wakes one morning 10 find
hirnssf hound hand and foot. Nine. fmgnvsl sits
Down IN front Of him and draws revolver.