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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-01-07
CHAPTER XIV.
&c Huao Loubeque.


II NERGEANT DAILY, plain clothes
man of the San Francisco DO
lice department, showed scarce
ly a sign of interest as he was
assigned to the mysterious case at the
st Francis.
Swiftly he took in the salient details
of the house detective, the discovery
OF mans dead body in the suit of
young woman who had registered there
ander the name of Lucille Love. Then
2le went Immediately to the room and
examined the corpse.
Thompson had not been touched. He
day as he had been when Hugo Lou
beque looked back at him from thee
way. his body twisted bit from the
struggle with the spy, his right hand
eighty clinching the revolver in his
Z mouth. DAILY bent over him. uttering
q little ejaculation of surprise which
Whetted the curiosity of the manager
instantly. After a long interval he
rose 20 his feet. holding soiled linen
label ia his hand.
Frank Thompson" he smiled quiet
~. Here is the name of the tailor
who made the suit he wears. won
der how he ever came to go to Manila"
-Manila?" Frankly curious was the
snanager
Yes Manila. No wonder that crook
hasn't been active in the states for
the last couple of years. Wonder what
ever pulled Chicago Tom that far away
frnf,n cfofa ctraof
-'Then he was a crook?
Its my turn to ask questions the
sergeant interrupted sharply. "You
say this suit was assigned to Lucille
Gove''-
"A young woman who was arrested
yesterday, sergeant when she was
caught in Mr.. Loubeque's suit She
came here with Mr.. Loubeque and he
registered her. Her first night here
she created a sensation by paying one
sf tue cabaret to allow her to dance
4n her place. Yesterday call came to
the Office from Loubeque's suit that a
hetei sneak thief was IN his apartment.
When the detectives arrived the place
ksIEas vacant but the young woman was
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-01-07
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Chapter XIII continued from
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Fifteenth InstalIment

court Of inquiry to thresh out. I am
Hnder orders to receive the packet of
papers and take them to that court, to-
gether with the affidavit of Hugo
LOubeque that they were sold to him.
AZ they are in your possession. will
take them; if not, shall be forced to
turn back and lind Mr.. Loubeque."
THE papers are in my possession.
sir. They belong to me until | can
turn them over to my father. to whom
they were sent What he will do with
them is a matter for the court of in
squiry to decide"
That is quite impossible the man
snapped sharply. In the first place,
your story is quite MISUNDERSTANDING
Love was drowned when the Empress
took FIRE"
Lucille Love is here, sir Lucille
Love was aboard the Empress. flew
there with Mr.. Harley. the government
aviator. because she knew from mes
sage she cut in on upon the telephone
that Hugo Loubeque was aboard the
Empress and that he had the papers.
Ever since through jungle. desert. land
and water. | have followed him.
nave seen the spy's diary. 1t is here
with the papers-always That will
show his hatred for my father. That
will explain. That will prove NV
story"
Even as the captain nodded. rising
TO his feet to eagerly watch the girls
Granite search through the packet, a
Aittie. dry sob broke from her lips.
She recovered herself with an effort.
shaking her head MS though to drive
away the mists Of faintnesS which this.
the crowning misfortune, had delivered
aler. The diary of Hugo Loubeque
was not among the papers she had re-
covered.
The captain nodded toward his en-
sign. who, with glance Of sympathy
toward the stricken girl. scooped ND
the papers and laid them before his
commanding officer
Lucille turned and slowly left the
room. Her eyes were fastened directly
ahead but she walked as one who
journeys in slumber unseeing. be-
numbed. And her lips repeated over
and over again:
Too cruel! Cruel! CruelP
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-01-07
Union Men sent n Prlaon.

Muckle Mcdonald and Joe Bradley.
ex-president and vice president Of the
Butte Mine Workers union. have been
placed In the state prison at Deer
Lodge to serve sentences Of three and
Eve years. respectively. passed upon
them by Judge Clark Mt Boulder. Mont
They were convicted Of kidnapping and
deportlng miners from Butte last An
gust In war OF rival unions Their
attorneys are trying to obtain new
trials.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-01-07

ne Tlaceo tne ivory BOX IN Her Hands.
for forgiveness and felicitation."
With hmbling fingers she pried
open the delicate lid. then gave a sharp
cry of disappointment that was echoed
by one of mute admiration and amaze
nent from the others as. turning the
box upside Down. the wonderful ruby
necklace fell upon the floor, every blood
red facet darting a thousand threats
at them. But Lucille's eyes paid the
necklace no heed. Instead they fasten-
ed upon little slip of paper in the
bottom of the box:
Page from diary Of Hugo Loubeaue
I'm account with General Sumpter
Love for dismissal from West Point
and robbing me of Lucille
Theft committed"-
She read no farther. but. sobbing
with the abandonment of child.
placed the page from the diary in the
hands of the secretary of war.
Il see" he murmured quietly. You
say. Mr.. Gibson, Hugo LOubeque gave
this to you to hand to Miss Love?"
Yes sir"
IF you do not object, Miss Love-" he
said to the girl, with little knowing
smile in the direction of her sweet
heart. Il shall take this Immediately
before the board of inquiry. think.
with your story and the verifica-
tons l have gathered of its details, it
will not only clear your father. but
also return TO the army young lieu
tenant who had been named captain at
the time this unfortunate incident oc-
cured"
Evidently, important cabinet officer
though he was. the secretary expected
no answer. for he did not even glance
back Mt the couple. who were so for
getful of etiquette as to ignore him.
But Lucille had her arms close. close
about the neck of Richard Gibson, and
that young man was only mindful of
his burden at the moment
At his desk General sumpter Love
smiled as the murmur of two voices
came to him. His eyes closed YEARLY
and his head sank forward upon his
chest. Il victim of dreams-dreams of
the long ago. 1t had been hard. giving
up to another this daughter whom he
had only just regained And vet
and yet-there was another Lucille
'Luciller'
"You called, father?
Lucille's arms were about his neck,
just as they had been about his neck
that other time in Manila when she
coaxed his consent to her marriage to
Gibson. And Gibson, with the straps
of a captain, was standing once more
in the doorway
His hand rose to pat the rose petal
cheek of her Then his fingers en-
countered the necklace about her
throat. AS though he had struck
snake, his hand recoiled.
"Loubeque's necklace!' he mnttered.
The arms about his neck frightened.
The cheek was pressed against his
own.
Poor, poor Hugo" she murmured.
Poor. poor man who did not know
there was no room for hate in a world
that might be filled with love. Poor,
poor man.
The three were silent There was
no room for words. Ghosts were all
misunderstanding, soothing ghosts
that murmured over and over again
'Lucille-Lucille"-
Ghosts that had an echo from the
lips Of a world weary man directly
under the earth from them-Hugo Lou
beque, alone with his ghosts that muir
INJURED always
Lucille-Lucille''-
THE FNn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
ITALIANS COMPLAIN or
AUSTRIAN VANDALISM

Rome. oct 81 (vln purls g2t D..
10. m1 The following otflCai com
munpatlou was issued today
"Thr official bulletins of thr enemy
have affirmed that the throwing of
bombs ON Venice october ih-at WAS
accomplished by AuHtrlnn aeroplonca
us measure of reptiaal because llhl
mn byiotors had previously lombard
ga Trieste This assertion iH false iu
stance and cquvocM BOO form
Tho truth So that on The afternoon
of the twentieth our hydro-aor0planca
nomharded according GO the usage ot
war. establishments at Maggin and
prano whore wnr mntcral was nciuf
prepared. hut not the city 0t fricrtr
which la at least four kilomutrrs
labout two and one hilt maesl from
thc two places bomnarded ihD hus
trmuB aeroplauta. on thr contrary
uombafded buildings u thc autct ~
Venice aud the rIa1lY Saint Marc
damuEnw the church and other cdi.
flcea a. which none would attribute "a
military character thua violating nut
only the most elementary rules ui h1
manity but the suprmc principles Oft
art
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
NUSBAUM BREAKS
ALTITUDE RECORD
FOR MOTORCYCLE
Archaeological Expert Climbs
to Top Of Lake Peak From
Santa Fe and Gets Some
Wonderful Views,


Santa Fe. oct. 31.-Jess, Nusbaum.
of tho American $ huol OF ArchaeoI-
aHy. this afternoon broke what Is said
% De the altitude record for motor
cycle climbing. reaching the top Of
The Lake peak from Santa Fe over
the new forestry traI. and being also
the first person 90 use the new Lake
peak telephone line, the building OF
which was completed M o'clock
this afternoon hN the forest service.
Nushaum left Santa Fe M noon. AT
timbcriine his cycle gave evidence
of Joss of power because of the rari-
fed condition of the atmosphere. hut
he remained i'm the saddle and reached
the pinnacle, l2,3S6 feet, at 2 o'clock,
and there found a forest guard on
duty Keeping q sharp lookout for for
est fires i'm the 10000 square miles
covered by the view from this peak.
Nusbaum telephoned his arrival to
the Santa Fe headquarters and then
took "a number of photographs of the
superb scenery although he regret
tea not bringing "a gun instead of a
camera. as he found grouse and other
game plentiful
The Santa Fe forest is exceedingly
dry, and the danger Of forest fires
keeps the small number of rangers
and guards on the qui yiye The re-
turn trip was made in one hour and
thirty minutes The distance from the
top of the peak 20 Santa Fe is seven
teen and q half miles
The forest service believes that the
new trail has opened one Of the most
wonderful tourist attractions i'm NeW
Mexico 20 the world Just beneath
the peak is am extinct crater in which
nestles lovely lake surrounded on
an sides hy high pine and spruce
tInos
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
$500 SOLDIERS CUNiD
BORDER MAR IL PASo

EI pa-a. ToS. OCT BIB Thc $500
mon Df fHe garrison uf Fort ElIs- urU
stationed along the border east and
west of fbiE ats faf thrry-thryo
miles tonight. as "a prcrautou ueaust
reaction m murez. McNlco. across the
border from here. should Nllm and
United states troops clash M tho
pouelns district
At Yslcm. twelve miles to the fast
Truop Is uf the Eighth cavalry IS co.
opcr1tue with Texas Rangers pa.
u1ls the Rlo GBnde u the vicinity
81 El paso
Al Camp cotton on me bank of
the Iau Graud, te siyteeuth nfan-
o.. Ips as reserve and guards the
river JOS far as the lhterndu"h"l
bridges
At tho international hrdEcs q com
pan> oi the sixth infantry co-operates
with the eIfs and county officers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
ATTRACTED BY MINERAL
DISPLAY AT SAN DIEGO

.ssseiAl ooPRssFoEoescr TO sosstse JOURNAL
Santa Fc, oct ely r. Mamiue,
Silver city Dr II G. Gatz La Lande,
Mr. ana Mrs. Culy Hitchcock, Artc-
yu. Donald H. Saunders Vaughn, and
j c. Mock, of AlbuQ0erQue, registered
at the New Mexico building at san
Diego on Friday. Mr. Manville
praised especially the mineral dis
play Nm his estimation the state must
keep the New Mexico building open
during 1916 lie expressed confidence
that Grant county and silver City
would come 10 the bat il proper ef-
fort is made 20 raise $1,000 Il month
10 keep the building open.
S. j. II. Fuyo, 4 wealthy merchant
of Kobe. Japan, was visitor and
loaded himself up with literature
about NeW Mexico that he viii distrib-
.utc among his wealthy friends in Ja-
pan.
Three new students Of the school OF
mines at Socorto can De traced to the
fact that they visited the New Mex
leo building and saw the mineral eN-
hibit other state institutions have
benefited similarly ana there is no
doubt that Santa Zee had 10000 more
tourist visitors this year because vis-
iturs to the building were urged not 10
fail to take advantage of the free side
trip from Lamy on their way home.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
STRAIN TOO GREAT
Hundreds of albuquerque Readers

Hundreds of Albuquerque Reade's
Find Daily Toll Burden.
The hustle ana worry of busileS
men,
The hard work and stoopns "
workmen.
The woman's household cares,
often weaken the kidneys.
Backache, headache dizziness,
Kidney troubles, urinary trouhi''
frequently follow
An Albuquerque citizen tells you
what to do
II. b. schuster. 3006 S. Edith 81, Al,
buquerque. says In my WoIN
sometimes do heavy lifting. This con,
stant strain began to tell on me shaI J.
twinges shot through the small Of ll',
back and | had headaches and d.1Il
spells. ] was in bad shape. Hl'
often heard Doans Kidney pills re-
ommended and / gave them WIZ.
The first box strengthened my hu
news and drove away all the aches al'u
pains Since then / have taken Doa"
Kidney Pills when | have needed
good kidney medicine and they h'
never failed me"
Price soc, at All dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy -se,
Doans Kidney Pills-the same tna'
Mr.. Sehuster had. Foster Mflhdlh
Co., Props, Buffalo, y Y.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
NUSrRIANs cross INTu
MuNTENEOgIN TERRtToliN

H4i1e prl tvm Paris f.-a Do
m rha following statement issued
tt seulnlt au october -a aas given
ut .oday hy the MonloueFru DHn-
sulate perr
Ihf AustiIaH- having rel fiFru re.
improvements after lhe failure uf their
recent effort tu tross the Drna n ,hr
vicinity nf h isherfad lEaiu attacked
Huue tHp entire front Un October ta.
800 aueeeeded n passing the stream.
SO uH other points the cnom' Was
.uuIsfI Eh heavy LOSSES for hlm
THE enemy progress Was stopped
ua October AZ hy uur occupation Oft
Mount Gma The nAhUue auun
.INu
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
REMARKABLE OCTOBER
is ONE JUST CLOSED


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n. g II Ts. month i,..,
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p@Irts tr-. ,Iauouar0ua dronret NJ
ID +. ,g4e o-lt 4a M santa H. Win
fbs ,r,,un7 tbora -U raraatail,.
,Itf..l.b .t rs aim. ras,.l,ifo NU In
IN. f..rfrnin.- III f,a nortt, fbara were
fa,.. sIirbt shower, KIN afherv.tg. II
.l.t.tion was noted The sur-
Shin. ror.arfape vy,s above a0 and
..ar HIGHER fh4r lsst N.eauher the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01

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Young girls, and l would be glad III
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
ROCKEFELLER IS
GIVING LARGELY
To EDUCATION
ID Coiima0 Who Was alt
State Educational Meet
Last Year. Preparing Work
on teachers Training

SEW luth 1rl ihf general
ed .aiiuu board .uf uf john u
Rockefeller philanthropy. enter
rf'sts announced unWht th1t t had
made Eiti tuiallinn f3ta.a0N tl four
colleges ana had provided the funds
ter number nf novel experiments in
ihe hD.d OF education
The latter. which Iu1utHfti'd % ucU
departure iu thf activity @ tlD board.
.iHdr @ -cirhiIilO study II ihe CARY
( tnd Hch'in' ~ plhiIU moot Nduca-
ton 1nd OF lhs Hampton Institute
system
Ih' Fliif ti' carlton college,
Noiihil'Id Mihh CONGREGATIONAL
institution hiN0 UnN. li4tlfi college.
,tth'Nt y i-ple. 'pthah. h'"'"'N
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
RUSSIANS CLAIM TO
BE HOLDING POSITIONS

pctroerad, oct. % Oia London,
Nov. 4, 1880 a. M The following Of
ncial communication wos Issued to-
dby
cone of our arroplanes throw
bombs on the station ut Thuerkaln,
southwest of Frledrlchsiadt other
machines dropped bombs on cohvoys
of enemy troops In the region Of MI
tau. sehoenbefF. southwest % Tnucr-
kuiu
"On the front ia the region OF
Dyinak at many points where there
were heavy artillery engagements on
both sides
con the upper Niemen above
Tidubc. the German took the often
slve near the koupitzko marsh, hut
were repulsed Further south in the
region of the prlpet the situation Us
unchanged
Northwest Of Cznriorysk In the rec
gion or GontarsHoyakla there ia fierce
lighting west 0f C2art0ryab. the en-
envy advanced against the village OF
Boudka, but was stopped by our ar
tlley and rifle fire An enemy at
tack on the village % Komarowa also
Failed
Enemy attombta to advance near
the village of Trlebukhovet2, south
east Of Butchatoh, as we'll uH In the
region OF Khamieleff and near the
village OF I.atach and ia the region
~ the junction Of the Stripa with tho
DnieHler were partially dispersed hy
our fire and partially by our counter
attacks
our cruisers have captured In the
Gulf of Bosnia German steamer
Another steamer WAS captured hy "a
submarine.
I'm the Caucasus In the SevrItchay
valley. southeast of Lake Tortum, lon
tho MerRuemlrsR pass. west OF Alahh
Kern. and ln the region of Artllch
there have been sRirmisheg between
udVaupe guards
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
VILLA MEANS TO ATTACK
TROOPS OF GALES: IS
CLOSE TO THE BORDER

fCauflnusd fram pbrs 0neA
--------~-~-~-----------~-
1fe ra take them back to aqua
rIer.
talie- Nait- Attack
Most .l th. Gables troops remained
n their tr.u.nr. fdul-hf Search
lights PLAYED 600 the brush-cossI.d
mesa over which tHs Villa forces
must advance tu the atack
General CaI.- .tnt % uouela- tn-
day nearly $1,000 head 90 horses. u-
elualuF those hroueat from Laredo
and Eaeie Paw. thus revealing that
he HHs ua Intention of sulul asf to
atu,E VIDA hut would await no ate
slt ua the garrlson
HreadIat General Thomas ua-
$685. commanding 900 troops ou duty
here. ordered hs officers n charge
ol tHe trenches facing tho MeN.sau
side to maintain The utmost Vigilance
tonight General Davis aaId hn had
received un word from VILLA = 40
MOI Rant q talk to ANS ~ them he
uId
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH IS
WANTED AT SPRINGER

SPECIAL eosRespoNoeNes 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, oct 31.-The Lutherans
at Springer Ration, Cimarron and
Mills have asked the theological SEM
mary of their church at ST. Louis to
send them IA student of theology to
organize a Lutheran church and have
pledged his salary for one year
Rev. j. H. Winders, Of Alhuquer-
que, today occupied the pulpit both
forenoon and evening at the Scottish
Rite Masonic cathedral. used for
services hy the First Presbyterian
church Because of the prevalence
Of measles in the second grade of the
public schools neither the prcsby-
terian Mission school nor the United
states Industrial school pupils at
tended church or sunday school
services.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
OI'R JTNiN OFFFR--Thi and So.

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youf name and address clearly You
viii receive in return trial package
containing Folcys Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs colds and
rroup. Foley kidney Pills for pain lon
sides ana back. rheumatism, hackache.
kidney and bladder ailments and Foo
lcy Catharuc Tablets wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing catharuc,
for constipation. bHieHsness, headache
and sluggish bowels sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
-IlGur CAlNs GAINED
~ RUSSIA nY BERLIN

Ueritn ODL 8I tNa Loudaul The
following official statement NaE h-
sued today as % operations "u tho
eastern front
Army of Field Marshal you ulu-
dtubUre The Russians were come
ueued hy our concentric frp again tU
Dtuuatc plakanen on inc northern
n1nk uf the Missa
Army of General Won LinsIugent
rhe attack west of Czart0rYHk has
reached the Ourow- Komarpw limo of
hiil# south of podagacir The cap
Wred positions were held iu splte of
repeated Russian attacks during the
night and bitter local fighting About
800 Russians from eleven afl'l'nt
regiments were taken prisoner
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
Diphthcr,n In ColrnN County

Santa Fc, oct 3l.- Because of the
rc fusul of parents TO permit anttoNn
ueatmer for their children, the diph-
liberia epidemic in eastern Colfax
county remains unchecked and al
ready twenty children have died.
County Physician Lyons and assistants
thus far have been unable 90 control
u ana 1t t feared il viii spread TO
other counties The deaths have been
mostly among the families of home
steaders from Texas and Oklahoma.
The Spanish American parents read
ilN submit to tho anu-toNin treat
ment aud therefore the deaths have
been altogether among the so-callcd
American families
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
TTrrON NIm- rORTN
MuIS INSIDE ~tEBi n

uefHn. oct 81 lh Wireless ta Sat.
tuIfi The capture of AtHn0tH".
more than fort mlirs saufh uf fIf
-lte rIter u Serbia. and aH adflnrH
Ht The amt of General yon aa.lNle
.n Urth Sides nI fhr MUuNa valley
u.ae afflcmIh announced tnnaN.
south of SrehfeHicl. thr sefuIHN-
Usrs throRu from thrr Positions SIN
hundred more strNana h.Ft "Nfn
injured
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
KING GEORGE STILL
WEAK FROM INJURIES


london. Oct 81 tH.51 p ml kms
C.t.5fe.- who was injured hy TAN
from hls horse last THURSDAY ui.
fcIIue less pain bun .s ttIl weak iHm
afternoon official bulletin rcad
The king makes slow ptHe D.s
Tile pain ls diminishing hm hia mHI-
.-tr Ia.aUII weak pulse and ttwp.r..
rra ar. normal
ANTHONY EOWLEN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
PRINCE Won BUEL0W
HAS NO PEACE TERMS

Berlin. oct 20 by Wireless 10
Tuuktrtun a. Jl. Report that
Prince won Buclow has been trusted
with the preparation ut pence ucEuta.
uons are absolutely Incorrect says
thp German overseas News uRDuc}.
Prince ven l3urloW. who ls uIV i'm
switzerland. has taken mo steps tU-
ward pclco negotiations. mon hns he
been charged with that task
AS thc appointment ot German
ambassador with special mission To-
Doustauuuople ls contemplated Count
Paul Wulf. Mrttoruich. former mu-
hassHIur lo Great britain is cNpr.tcd
ta receive the assignment
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01

I oinpolud mas done
more for ME than
anything else and /
had the best pIy4.
clan here Twas "A
weak and nero1s
that / could not do
my work and suf.
fered with pains low
down in my right
side for q year or
more l took Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegs
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01

Santa Fe, oct. 81 Bishop f. B.
Howdcn of the Episcopal church this
evening preached in ST Luke's church.
neming
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-01
FARMERS WIFE
TOO ILLTO WORK
A Weak, Nervous Suffers,
Restored to Health bv I.v.
dia {. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound.

Kasota. MINI --"I am glad "a "a,
that Lydia L. fnkham's Vegeabs