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TIE NOVEL EACH WEEK IN tt
An Exiled Nerv Workers. Strange Adventures
~ On.the Other Side of the Earth Hg

stepped from tho train. q small kit
bag In one hand and the parrot cage
In tho other.
lie had como prepared for mistake
on the part OF tho natives. The sin
gle smart cabman lifted his hat,
jumped down from the box and
opened the door. Warrington en-
tered without speaking. Tho door
closed and the coupe rolled away
briskly. lie was perfectly sure Of
his destination.
Tho cabman had mistaken him for
Arthur. II would DO better 30. There
would be no after complications when
he departed on the morrow. Al the
coupe took q turn he looked out Of
the window. They were entering .
driveway. lined on each side Of which
were chestnuts. Indeed, tho house
was set In tho centre Of . grove of
these splendid trees. The coupe
stopped.
Ing.
YES, sir"
Warrington went up the broad YER
anda steps and pulled tho old fash
Toned bell cord. He was rather
amazed at his utter lack Of agitation.
iiS "uS ab NdiHb ~ ~ WcIv
ing n call upon n casual acquaintance.
His mother and brother. whom he
had not seen In ten years! Tho great
oak door drew In. and he entered I'M
tremendously.
why. Marso A'thuh. I di'n't see 20
70 out!" exclaimed the old negro
servant.
"I am not Arthur; I am his brother
Paul. Which door,"
Pop-eyed. the old negro pointed 10
q door %)wn the hall. Then he leaned
against the banister and caught des-
perately at the spindles. For the
voice was not Arthur's.
Warrington opened tho door. closed
II gently and stood with his back to
II. At a desk In the middle Of the
room sat a man. busy with books. IIe
raised his head.
Arthur. don't you know msr"
"Paui7"
The chair overturned: some books
thudded DULY upon the rug. Arthur
leaned with his hands tense upon the
desk. Paul sustained the look. his
eyes sad and his face paie and grave,
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bone. l 6houldnt get
white over II, Arthur. It Isn't worth
while. can SEQ that you haven't
changed much. unless It In that your
hair Is q little paler at the temples.
Gay7 I'll wager rye a fow myself"
There was q hippancy in his tone
that astonished Warington's own
ears. for certainly this light mockcry
did not come from within. At heart
he wa sober enough.
To steady the laundering of his
pulse he crossed the room. righted
the chair, stacked tho books and laid
them ont the desk. Arthur did not
move save to turn his head and to
follow with fascinated gaze his
brothers movements.
"Now. Arthur. I've only little
while. can SEQ by your eyes that
you are conjuring up all sorts Of tor
rible things. But nothing Is going to
happen. I am going to talk to you;
then I'm going away. and tomorrow
it will be easy to convince yourself
that you have seen only a ghost. Sit
down. III take this chair ut the left"
Arthurs hands slid from the desk:
in a kind OF collapse he sat down.
Suddenly he laid his head upon his
arms, and n great sigh sent It's tremor
across his shoulders. Warrington
felt his heart swell The past faded
away; his wrongs became vapors.
He saw only his brother. the boy he
had loved 80 devotedly. Arty. his
other self. his scholarly other self.
Why blame Arthur? He. Paul. was
the fool.
Don't take II like that. Arty." he
said.
Tho others hand stretched out
blindly toward tho voice. 'Ab. great
God, Paul"
II know! Perahps I've broodod too
much" Warrington crushed tho hand
In his two strong ones. THE main
fault was mine. | couldn't SEQ tho
length OF my nose. ] threw n tempta-
ton in your way which none but n
demi- god could have resisted, That
night, whom | got your note telling
me what you had done. l did n dam
nably foolish thing. went to the
club bar and drank heavily. / was
wild to help you, but i couldn't SEQ
how.
AT . In the morning ! thought I
saw the way. Drunken men get
were tho apple OF the mothers eyes:
was only her son. No use denying
II. She worshlppei you; tolerated
me. | came back 20 the house. packed
up what | absolutely needed. and
took tho first train West II all de-
pended upon what you'd do. You lot
me go. Arty, old boy. ! suppose YOU
were pretty well knocked up whom
you learned what | had done. And
then you lot things drift, II was only
natural | had opened tho way for
you,
Mother. learning that ! was a
thief. restored tho defalcat!on 10 save
tho family honor. which was your
Iutufc' We "'lo IL" dy y hN'' W 400
hard pressed for funds, l did not
gamble, but | wasted q lot, The
mother gave us an allowance OF five
thousand each. To this | managed
TO add another Ave and you another
four. You were always borrowing
from me. never questioned what
you did with IT, ! would 10 God
had! Il would have saved us Il lot
Of trouble"
The hand In his relaxed and slipped
from the clasp.
Some of these things will sount
bitter, bux- the heart behjud them
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his way homo. There was
nothing surprising in the fact that
he never inquired for mail. Who
was there TO writer Besides. he
sought only tho obscure hotels. where
he was not likely to meet any Of his
erstwhile fellow passengers.
Tho mockery and uselessnes Of his
hone-going became moro and more
apparent as the days slipped by.
Often he longed to fly back to the
jungles. to James, and leave matters
as they were. Hero and there. along
the way. he had tried a bit OF luxury:
but the years OF economy and fru-
gality had robbed him OF the ability
to enjoy IT,
He was going homo TO
what? Surely there would be no well
como for him at his journeys end.
He would return after the manner Of
prodigals in general. not scriptural.
to md that he was not wanted. OF
his own free will he had gone out Of
their lives.
. He fought grimly against the
thought Of Elsa: but he was not
strong enough to vanquish the long
ings from his heart and mind. Al.
ways when alone she was in fancy
with him. now smiling amusediy into
his face. now peering down at tho
phosphorescence seething alongside.
now standing with her chin uplifted.
her eyes half shut. letting the strong
winds strik" full in her face. Many
\ good night" he sent over tho seas.
An incident; that would be all.
His first day In New York left him
with nothing more than a feeling OF
foreboding and oppression. The ex-
pected exhilaration OF returning to
the city of his birth did not ma
terialixe. 30 used to open spaces was
he, to distances and the circle of
horizons, that he knew he no longer
belonged to the city with its Hima-
layan gorgee and canyons. whose tor
rents were human beings and whose
glaciers were the hearts OF these.
A great loneliness bore down on
him. For months he had been draw
ing familiar pictures, and to find
none Of these was like coming home
to an empty house. The old life was
indeed gone: there were no threads
to resume. A hotel stood where his
club had been: the house In which
he had spent his youth was no more.
He wanted to leave the city: and the
desire was with difficulty overcome.
Early the second morning he start
ed downtown to tho ofiises OF the
Andes Construction Company. He
was extraordinarily nervous. Gold
sweat continually moistened his
palms. Change. change. everywhere
change; Trinity was like an old
friend. When the taxicab driver
threw Off tho power and indicated
with q jerk OF his head granite
Shaft-that scared UP into the blue.
Warrington asked:
What place II this?"
The Andes Building. sir. The con-
strustiea company occupies the tor
hoVr."
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CHAPTER Xxx.
The TlCO Brothers.

ROM port to port, sometimes
not stopping tho boat at
all. moody. restless and ir-
ritable. Warrington wendell
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CHAPTER XXI.
lie That Was Dead.

SS. II 10 I. the unlucky
penny: Old Oalahad. In
flesh ana blood and
bone. I shouldn't get
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CHAPTER XIX.
tosstAnusd,
TlUO Letters.

LISA ran back to the room.
She gave . little gasp whom
she saw what II was that
Martha was holding out for
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
WHAT HAS BECOME
Of GLEN COLES
BAGGAGE?
CorOner's Jury in Third Ses.
sion This Afternoon Seeking
New Evidence Regarding
Dead Man.

The coronor's jury sitting at tho
inquest in the death of Glen ~. cole.
OF Wichita, killcd In the Santa Pc
yards near the Coal avenue viaduct
"Wednesday night was in session for
the third sitting late this afternoon
in Justice of the Peace Mcclcllan's
court
Yesterday afternoon the jury heard
evidence from Frank Gprsi. stew
ard al the Moose club rooms, to the
effect that Cole might have met with
foul play. Gurst recalled havins
seen cole In Albuquerque last sep
ttmhcr. when he seemed to have
plenty Of money and 10 be- generally
prosperous
Tho mans baggage has not been
found, ID ne had any, ana the jury
thinks % strange that man 90 his
position should have been travelling
without even hand baggage. Up ga
the time the jury met az o'clock
today no trace OF any baggage had
been found, ana nothing TO Indicate
that Cole had called on anyone here
during his stay
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

all ne doctors medicines tried. Many
people have no faith In patent medicines
hut | know this Is good Mrs. +. J.
RIcKETs, 354 sth Avenue, West, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Such warning symptoms ha sense Of
eufocation. hot flashes, headaches, back
aches. dread Of impending evil. timidity.
sounds In the ears, palpitation Of the
heart. sparks before the eyes, irregu-
laritlos, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly needed by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period IN
lifo when w0man's great change may
bo expected
Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak
snod nervous system. IL has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
n there are any complications
you don't understand write Lydia
n, Pinkham Medicine Co. lcOnii-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
COMMISSIONERS IN
SOLEMN COUNCIL
WITH CHIEFS
Head Men of Pueblos Gathered
at Isleta Today for Confer
ence With Representatives
of Great White Father.
HIGHLY PLEASED WITH
ALBUQUERQUE SCHOOLS

one of the most interesting gath
crings In New Mexico In many u day
is under way today al the lslcta In
dian pueblo. thirteen miles south Of
Albuquerque. where rather William
4. Kctcham and Or. Samuel a.
Eliot. OF the United states Indian
commission are meeting with the
heads of an the pucblos la the Al
buaueruuo district. This district In
ciudes san Felipe. san ildcfonso'
san Domingo. Sandia, islC'a, Laguna
and Acuma The accounts Of tho
pueblo chicftains OF conditions in
their several villages. their com
plants and recommendation are
being heard and viii Doe included in
the annual report of the commission
which goes directly before the presi-
dent By whom the ten commissioner,
are appointed.
The commission. although an IN
salaricd one. Is by no means purcl,
honorary. Tho members all are deep
~ interested In the welfare Of the
original inhabitants OF North Amer
lea: are students OF indian peoples
and affairs. and their rccommendn
tlons viii 20 far with the president
and the Indian department To whom
they act M an advisory cGpacilywh'
two commissioners are accompanied
at islotn today hy Superintendent
! Reuben Perry ~ tho Alhuqucrqu'
school. ana supt. y. r. Loncrgan o
the district day schools.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
PERSONALS

Tho Urso Concert company oi
Aurora. Illinois, which d. 10 appear
IN the santa Re reading room course
here n~xt week. arrived in Alhuquer-
que this morning and Will go out on
the cut on tonight The company I'M
cludcs Mr.. and Mrs T.. g.. Bussett,
Mrs. Emma Miller, Herman Miller
Mrs. Florence Mckay, Mrs. Ella Wat.
ori,ouso. an Of Aurora.
Dr Paul Ely McChcsney medical
referee for the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance company OF New York Tor
New Mexico and Arizona. has taken
office room with DR. Lucian q.
Rice and VIII engage IN general
practice.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs y G. BALI
ing Of $50 North Third street ON
January 2snd. s0n.
John =. Beaven ~ confined "a hi'
home with severe cold contracte
the early part OF the week while a..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
NO SUCCESSOR YET TO
SUPERINTENDENT KURN

IAN statements AZ 90 the auccca-
sorfto General superintendent Kurn
are mere rumors and without Off
ciai sanction 50 lar ns anyone
knows" said wcli known Santa re
official today "Mr kurn's resig-
nation has not takon effect vet and
probably viii not fcr several days 90
come So far M we know his sue
ccssnr has not been chosen, There
are number of men IN line Of sue
ccssion. any ono ~ whom mas be
chosen"
Tho rumors referred To- have I'M
Guided the names OF supt Frank
Myers Of the New Mexico division.
supt bristol OF the Colorado divl-
slon General Supt. Geo. stark
weather of Amarillo. and several
other division superiniondonts on the
eastern divisions Of the main line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
.ABUSTNESS&
MJ3As-sSs. s-
COLLEGEHEMS

The basketball teams. both hoys
and girls. played the silver city Nor
mails last night This was one of the
best dounic-headcr games of the sea-
eon. The A. u. q. teams viii meet
the Demlng n. s, boys aud girls to-
night A more complete report ui
these games viii be given later
Unusual enthusiasm Is being shown
hy the Blups and the Oranges la their
debates. II a. gratifying 20 the man
aEemcut 20 see 10 great interest man
Tested. Another debate IL sched-
uied for the near future
The reception given recently by the
liiuea To the Oranges was highly en-
ioyod hy all.
Miss Townsend, principal OF the
atenographlc department, has re-
turned and viii be In charge ~ her
regular classes next week.
Miss Stella SCHROEDER has recently
accepted a position with Grunsfeld
Bros
George Mayors. a graduate whom
the a. q. G. 10 proud OF. has been
chosen BY the State National bank 60
an position OF trust. George has
an excellent position and the state
National may congratulate them
selves on their good fortune IN SEE
curing his services.
Aflas ollie Kinds has accepted "a
position with the Litheow company.
A Valentine poriy IN being looked
forward to by the student body with
interest. a good time Is assured all
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
win Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala.--"l must confess, says
Mrs, Eula Mae Reid. OF this place. thai
Cardui, ihe woman's tonic, has done me
. great deal Of good.
Before ! commenced using Cardui, I
would spit up everything ! ate. ! had a
tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
tinuously.
Since taking cafdui, have entirely
Quit splitting 40 what | eat. Everything
seems 70 digest all right, and ! have
gained 10 pounds In weight"
II you are a victim of any Of the numef-
Gus IBIS so common to your sex, Il Is
wrong 10 suffer.
For hall century, Cafdui has been re-
lieying Just such It's, as is proven by The
thousands Of letters, similar TO the above
which pour into our office, year by year.
Cafdu Is successful because Il Is COM
posed OF ingredients which cispeciically
on The womanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
Cardui has helped others, and will helr
you, too. Get a bottle today. YOU
won't regret u. foaf druggist sells Il.
Wrib 70 chsi,suooss Mssiclus Co, laslsl' A.
vltufy Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, ioi spfcini M
tssstmssi ~ weusn. seat 10 plain sssgpsf. NJ ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

pcrvislng road work south Of the
'City
United states Attorney summerF
nurkhart H. confined Co his home
with severe cold.
Harry r. Lee, clerk az the United
States court nt Santa be, nrd Mrs.
Lee are In the city To- remain ever
SUNDAY. They are guests oft Mr. AMI
Mrs. D. ~. schwentkcr.
Melville Summers ~ Roswell la in
the city today and will leave Monday
with Mrs. summers for their home.
Mrs. Summers has been "a quest ~ the
y. o. schwcntkcr hoiuc for several
weeks
Arthur Hcyn, formerly with the
American Lumber company. has
opened lumber brokerage business
with offices IN the John ". Moore
Realty company BUILDING ON West
Gold avenue.
Santa BE- employees are requested
to. be- on hand promptly at 7.ii TO-
might when the doors are opened at
the Elks' theater FOR the Urso con-
cert. fdr the accommodation ~ the
general public which ia admitted ~
lS.i5 o'clock.
Mrs. e.. n I.lndrrcn. Mrs j. r.
! Nirmycr. Miss Katherine ilassel and
/ Miss Jane Mercer. mcmhorr ~ tho
! Orpheum Concert company of Burl-
! innton, is. who appear Ht San Mar
Iriul tonight aa "a Santa Fc reading
Iroom attraction. spent yesterday
There and viii be hero agsin tomor.
lr0w. en- route 90 Wiusiow. guests ot
Tho Santa De people.
Tho members Of the arm team Of
lthe Woodmen Circle This afternoon
lsaVc re- surprise party FOR tho cap
ltain. Mrs v. w. Manning ON South
lEdiih street ANA presented her with
la handsome cut glass dish.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
HIGHLY PLEASED WITH
TIUf NInUQUERoUE SCHOOLS

Yesterday the commissioner wise
tied the Albuquerque Indian school
and made thorough inspection
Both Father Kctcham and Or. Elliot
expressed themselves a. highly
pleased with the splendid conditions
end organization prevailing and with
the work helms done. Yesterday
afternoon they we're accompanied
hv Mr. Lonorgan and Mr.. Perry 20
the San Felipe pueblos
The commissioner win he here
until tomorrow night whom they go
tn Santa I'e for an Inspection Of the
school there and n meeting with tho
head men Of The northern puehlos
They have visited the reservations IN
Arizona and the Navajo ana Zuni
reservations In this state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
CATALINA WILL PAY
ALIMONY OR GO
TO JAIL
Court Orders Defendant TO
Give Bond to Secure Carry.
ing Out of Terms of Divorce
Decree.

Judse Reynolds today heard the
evidence in the ease ~ Catalina ",
Catalina. in which contempt of court
is charged IN that the defendant has
failed 10 pay To the plaintiff ailmony
granted IN the decree OF divorce re-
Gently granted hy the court The
court dld not commit Catalina Tor
contempt but indicated that he
would require tho man 10 give bond
Ia secure the carrying out ~ tho
decree and the payment Of alimony
u calls for.
Judgment hy default was given FOR
st2.50 Ia favor Of Charles Conroy
against J. ~ Latham.
Judgment by default IN favor 81
Ahran naca was given IN tho sum Of
sss5.5s against the Noswald Mining
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
MINNESOTA MAN II
NEW MEXICO ON HUNT
FOR HORSES AND LAN1

a. Bndstcin. of Minneapolis. was
visitor boz Albuquerque yesterday
calling on local livestock aud vom-
mission men and iooGlng into land
matters Ia this section. Mr. Bid
stein h. the field manager for r.
large Minneapolis land company
ana has been investigating several
large land tracts in which his com
pany may become Interested. Ito u
veteran Hockman and In course ~
this trip n buying horaos
Mr. Rlidsiein left last night for
Coiiax ana Union counties Tie cy-
poets 90 return 20 Albuquerque he
fore leaving the state
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
PRIZES FOR AUTO SHOW
TICKET SELLING CONTES'

= Handsome prizes we're placed
= on display In Matsou's windows
. This afternoon by the Automo-
. bile show committee. which are
. to be- given to- che ladies selling
. the largest number of tickets for
. the show. The FIRST prizc ig
. enc nutomobiis lunch XII for
. foui; the second prize being u
= picnic lunch outfit.
. There IL also on display fifty
. dollar lunch box which be- so be
9 ratified during the show.
e0@ NNNNN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
Education spccinIi-t Ncccpts.

Worcester, Mass, Jan. gi.--Prof
Samuel =. Capon of Clark university
announced today that ho viii accept
the appointment rendered Co him
Thursday niRht BY Secretary OF the
Interior Franklin X. Lame as special
isi Ia high education tor the United
states bureau Of education lie re-
signed today from tho faculty az
Clark ana VIII begin his now duties
in Washington on February /.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

visor Don r. Johnston. az present IN
charge of tho ella national forest to
the charge Of both the Jcmcz and
Pccos national forests. with head
quarters ut Santa re. These two M.
iional forests have been IN chnrgf ~
Forrest Supervisors Andrews aud
stewart. respectively. but win nos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
IOWA WOMAN
TELLS OTHERS
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound Carried
Her Safely Through
Change Of Life.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. -"At the Change
OF Life the doctor said ] would have 10

give up my work and
take my bed for
some time as there
was no help for mo
but 20 lie still. 1
took Lydia T.. Pink +
hams Vegetable
Compound and kept
up my work and
now / am over the
Change and that h
all ! took. II was
better for me than
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

Tho noan's inspirca conf.-
dcnce Doan's kidney pins for Kid
ncy ills. Doan's Ointmen, for skin
itching Doan's Reeuieta for n mild
laxative Sold at an drug stores.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24
DON JOHNSON GOES TO
PECOS AND JEMEZ FORESTS

Official announcement is made
from the district headquarters of the
United States forest service here to-
day OF the transfer OF Forest super
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Mr. CnIlnm Vcr, Inv.

Washington. Jan 2t--Tormcr
Senator Shelby n. Cullom WAS vcry
low again today ana his family we're
prepared for the end at any hour.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

fNUNNNhs
Judgment was given in favor ~
the Citizens bank IN the sum Of So
eos 1853 against John y. Tuyior ne
treasurer OF curry county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-24

CLOSE YOUR EYES AND PICTURE YOUR CITY
WITH GAS AND ELECTRICITY SUDDENLY CUT
OFF TwENTY-F0UR HOURS! !!
Trolley cars and elevators stopped and tele-
phones are silent Men and women are walking,
climbing stairs, hurrying here and there personally,
instead Of projecting their voices over the wires
The ordinary work of an hour or two consumes
a whole day; and AT NIGHT the streets the stores,
and the houses are in darkness, for OCCASION
al kerosene oil lamp and few tallow candles.
WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT IT.
Only YESTERDAY people walked when they
wanted the doctor when they wanted something from
the drug stores grOcers when they wanted to talk
business with other people.
TODAY THEY TELEHONE and save time ener
gy, worry and bother.
WE COULD ALL EXIST, WITHOUT GAS
ELECTRICITY TND THE TELEPHONE AND troll
LEY CARS, AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER COM
FORTS AND CONVENIEN0ES OF MODERN CIV
nIzATION-BUT DO WE WANT TO3 NO
We could save money if we wanted to live as
we did YESTERDAY, but all prefer to pay the
"price of efficiency" M ~ "a ' z.
From Golfers Weekly May "a, 1913.