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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

100 pEP CENT An RICAH.
am tae candidate Of a party
but am above al th,ngs else an
american -itircn. I ne ith-r seek
the 'lsor nor feR- IN. diepless
are OF that rnalI alien element
among as which puts loyalty 70
any foreign power before loyalty
20 tive United 6tater."-Fror
President Wilson'S Speech Of nc.
|. ccptarce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

Bismarck. N o - arr krr1ly Wa
aware OF the Importance Of our
agriculture prosperity. and &c.
sire to DO all nat can be done
TO promote. that property
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16
AuGUsr 7oth

{ stss psrs Colo Nj HUGHES ~'-
frrshpt tt HE -Four days rtst,
prepare, .u rysum" hI- 'H~A ~
being TOO nor CEN candidate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16
AUGUST 28tr

Denver -"I e- not think there has Wa
beer .r many ycara g campaign
'n y'..r .usipees wsr. solicit
toIH 70. enc futur. ~ IRE cc-r.
ty should 'eel o. have 30 deep
an ..trftrt"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

The Senate approves
the samtrts;rstIor'6 revenue
bill prov. dirg FOR the creation
Of q Ton plrtissn tariH commits.
giol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

san francisco The people are en- va.
titled 70 the very best
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16
AUGUST f4,h

sncksre:-"l am desirous that This ",
matter Of the tarif should De
attended 70 without abuse"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

AUGUST 9th.
chleaso;-"If anything IN this cam Wash
paisn is rec Il IS the CUES. HI
ton whether ". want words a
or action ... . A. Was 100 per b,
cent. Judge became 100 per m
cent candidate" L
AUGUST on.
81. 9sul!-"Rca..nohlc adequate Wash
preparedness .- % primary ma o'
tionol duty aud D. ! ann elected o.
7 propose 90 Char 'lHf duty q
Is discharge 200 ihr crout of Oh
the American opl'' vi
AUGUST 10th.
FARGO, N. p-"Ir elected .b.u.l wash
devote my .'y to serving 90
the Cuitcd SH..-" %
AUGUST ''tb
Blsmsrek. N o - am Sc,uly wash
aware OF the Importance Of our 81
agriculture prosperity and De. g.
sire to DO al NAT can be done +
TO promote that prosperity nj
AUGUST 'rh.
Helena. mort:-"The present uI gosh
uIui~irption F. tu q very .rrit
extent It Sc. 'ual adniui-.,a. O.
ton" 81
AUGUST '3ts.
spotane:-Mr. U..Noa rests FROM wsrh
n, n%rluons u... Of rHtH.Ius -
the deeds ~ President Wilson's -
ndmiuis'rotioE s.
AUGUST tain.
enoLare.-"t an, Sesircue that .~s Warr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

.rr -1'7n -TN" Federal Reserve
D.1'd's weekly statement shows
mn r.rca,. af nor. than 3d..
SOC Goo .7t1' earning IS.
sets OF me member banks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-16

Wash 01tor:-Tre Child Labor BIZ
Is adopted B.. the Eousc aur
COOS 'a che D--sldcnt. vino hau
urged r7.r1s" Senate Pause
-1rr no GIL
The Huttig news., 1916-05-06
CHAPTER II J. Wesley Croesus
A %

Brouillard was not what the West calls 'jumpy" Four years Of field work, government or other, count for something; and the man who has proved powder shy in any stage of his grapple with the Land of Short Notice is eustonarily dead man.
 In spite of his training. however, the young chief of construction, making an early morning exploration of the site for the new dam, winced handsomely when the shock of distance-Gluf]cd explosion tremhled upon the crisp morning air, coming, as it seemei. from some point near the lower end of the canyon.
 The detonating crash reminded him forcihly that the presence of the tour ing party was asserting itself. The CA plosion was too heavy to figure as a gunshot Therefore 1t must have been
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We are in luck On the cement prop osition," Brouillard told the eager money-maker. We shall probably manufacture our own supply right here on the ground"
 "Hm," said the millionaire; "a ce- ment plant. eh? The materials have all been tested, suppose?"
 "Oh, yes; we've had experts in here fer more than year. The material is all right"
 And your labor2"
 "On the dam, you mean? We shall work all the Indians we can get from the Navajo reservation, forty-odd miles south of here; for the remainder we shall import men from the States"
 MT. Cortwrights calculating eye roved once more over the attractive prospect.
 Fuel for your power plant wood, l take it?" he surmised; and then: "Oh, forgot; you say you have coal"
 Yes; there is coal, of sort; good enough for the cement kilns. For power we shall utilize the river There is another small canyon at the head of the valley where temporary dam can be built which will deliver power enough to run anything-an entire manufacturing city. if we had one"
 No chance for man to get the thin edge of a wedge in anywhere" lamenled the money-maker despair. ingly. Then his eye lighted upon the graybeard dump of a solitary mine high up on the face of Mount Chi, gringo. Whats that up there?" he demanded
 It is mine" said BrouIlard. show. ing Miss Cartwright how to adjust the tieldglass for the shorter distance. Two men named Massingale. father and son, are working it. I'm told" And then again to Miss Genevieve: That is their cabin-on the trail little to the right of the tunnel opening"
 T see it quite plainly" she returned. Two people are just leaving it to ride down the path-a man and woman,
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Anson persists in carrying around were up on the hill cutting your spruce tips Anson went over to his tent and lighted up. and few minutes after ward I heard the clock strike-seven. Just as I was comfortably forgetting the significant reminder the clock went off again, striking slowly, as if the mechanism were nearly run down."
 Another seven?" queried Grislow.
 No; it struck four"
 "Well?" was the bantering comment, '1 suppose Anson was tinkering with his little tin god of a timepiece. It's a habit of his"
 q was curious enough to go and look. When l lifted the flap the tent was empty. The clock was ticking away on Ansons soap-hox dressing case, with lighted candle beside it, and for a crazy halfsecond 1 had a shock, Murray-the minute hand was pointing to four and the hour hand to seven!"
 Still don't see the miraculous sig nificance," said the photographer.
 Don't you? It was only another of the ccincidences, of course. While stood staring at the clock Anson came in with Griffith's tool kit. I've got to tinker her again, he said. She's got so she keeps Pacific time with one hand and eastern with the other Then I understood that he had been tinker ing with it and had merely gone over to Grifliths tent fer thu tools."
 Well" said Grislow again, what of it? The clock struck seven, you say; but it also struck four"
 Brouillard's smile tilted his curling mustaehes to the sardonic angle.
 "The combination was what called the turn. Grizzy. Today happens te be my twenty-eighth birthday-the end of the fourth cycle of seven
 By George!" calculated the hydrog- rapher in mock perturbation. sitting up so suddenly that he dropped his pipe into the ashes of the fire. "In that case, according to what seems to be the well-established custom, some thing is due to fall in right now!"
 q have been looking for it all day" returned Brouillard calmly.
 It was Murray Grislew who finally rang the curtain call on the prolonged talk
 Say, man! do you know that 1t is after ten o'clock?' he demanded, hold ing the face of his watch down to the glow of the dying embers. You may sit here all night. if you like, but it's me for the blankets. Now, what in the name of guilty conscience is that?"
 As it chanced, they were both fac ing toward the lower end of the val ley when the appariticn flashed into view. In the deepest of the shadows
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THE CITY OF
 NUMBERED DAYS 6/fRANClS lYNDE ILLUSTRATIONS byC. C.D.Rh00E5 :


died, and"-he stopped short and then went on in tone which was more than half apologetic-'1 don't mind telling, Grislow; you're not the kind to pass it on where it would hurt. At twenty-one l was left with back load that l am carrying to this good day; that I will probably go on carrying through life"
 Grislow walked around the fire kicked two or three of the charred log ends into the blaze, and growled when the resulting smoke rose up to choke and blind him.
 Forget it, Victor" he said "In less than hundredth part of that time you'll be at the top of the reclamation service pay roll-won't that help out 2"
 No; not appreciably."
 Grislow gave it up at that and went back to the original contention.
 Were lodging the main issue" he said. What is the active principle of your .sevens'-or haven't you fig ured it out 2"
 Change" was the prompt rejoin- der; always something different radically different"
 And what started you off into the memory woods, particularly tonight ?"
 "Coincidences. It began with that hopelessly unreliable little clock that
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that l once had the pleasure of intro ducing your good father to my bank CTS in Chicago? It was years ago, at a time when he was interested in float ing a bond issue for some growing in- dustry down on the Wabash. And to think that away out here in this howl. ing wilderness, a thousand miles from nowhere, as you might say, 1 should meet his soni"
 Brouillard laughed and fell headlong into the pit of triteness.
 The world isn't so very big when you come to surround it properly, MT. Cartwright, he asserted.
 You are wondering what fool no tion chased us away out here in the desert when we had a comfortable ho- tel to stop at," he rattled on. '1l tell you, MT Brouilard-in confidence. It was curiosity-raw, country curios- ity. The papers and magazines have been full Of this Buckskin reclamation scheme and we wanted to see the place where all the wonderful miracles were going to get themselves wrought out. Have you got time to put us next?'"
 Brouillard, as the son of the man who had been introduced to the Chi cago money gods in his hour of need could scarcely do less than to take the time. The project, he explained, con tenlplated the building of high dam
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an accident of some sort the blowing Up of the automobile
 Between this and hurried weight ing Of the sheaf of blueprints with his fed2lass preparatory to frst-aid dash down the outlet gorge, there was no anrreciable interval Put when he came to his outlook halting place of the night before, he saw that there had been no accident. The big touring car, yellow with the dust of the Buckskin, stood intact on the sand fiat where it had been backed and turned and headed toward the desert. Wading in the shadows of the iver with linen dust robe for seine, the two younger men of the party were gathering the choicest of the dead mountain trout with which the eddy was thickly dot ted.
 Coming toward him on the upward trail, and climbing laboriots'g 10 gain the easier path among the pines, ere the two remaining members of the party-an elderly, pudgv. stoekily built man with a gray face. stiff gray nus taches and saneygFay eyes to match, and the young wor1an, booted, gaunt- leted, yelled. and bHlked into shape lessness by her touring coat. Brouil- lard had sudden rush of blood to the anger cells when he realized that the alarm which had brought him two d-breathing miles cut of his way had been the discharge of stick of dynamite thrown into the Niquoia for the fsh.killing purpose. In his code the dynamiting of stream figured as a high crime. But the t @ on the trail had come up, and his protest was fore stalled by the elderly man with the gray face and the sandy-gray eyes, whose explosive Hal" was as much measure of his breathlessness as of his surprise.
 q was just telling Van Bruce that his laundering fish cartridge would raise the neighbors," the trail climber went on with Q stout mans ehuckle. And then: You're one of the reelama- tion engineers? Great work the gov ernmeut is undertaking here. You are connected with it, aren't you?"
 Broui,lard's nod was for the man, but his words were for the young woman whose beauty refused to be quenched by the touring handicaps. Yes, am in charge of it" he said
 Hal" said the stout man. and this time the exclamation was purely ap- probative. Chief engineer, eh? That's fine, finei My name is Cartwright J. Wesley Cartwright of Chicago And yours is4?'
 Brouillard named himself in one word. Strangers usually found him bluntly unresponsiye to anything like effusiVeness, but he was finding it cu- rieusly difficult to resist the good natured heartiness which seemed to exude from the talkative gentleman, overlaying him like the honeydew on the leaves in a droughty forest.
 If MT. J. Wesley Certwright's sur prise on hearing the Brouillard sur name was not genuine it was at least an excellent imitation
 Well, well. well-you don't say! Not of the Brouillards of Knox county, ndiana?-but of course, you must be-
 Yes" said BrouilIard Our branch of the family settled near Vincennes, and my father was or the bench, when he wasn't in politics.
 What? Not Judge Antoine, Why. my dear young man. Do you know
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inward-arching barrier would be an chored into the two opposing mountain buttresses.
 And the structure itself-how high is it to be?'
 Two hundred feet above the spill way apron foot; concrete and steel",
 Then you are going to need Port land cement-a whole lot of It. Where will you get it? And how will you get 1t here?"
 Brouillard smiled inwardly at the pork packers suddenly awakened ir- terest in the technical ways and means. His four years in the desert had taken bim out of touch with a money-making world, and this momen- tary contact with one of it's successful ievotees was Illuminating.
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Encie Eben.

Some men said Uncle Eben, perseverance dey has in deir systems
 il dey gifts ambitious to fill three card fiushes an inside straights."
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50 bebauptst bic 9aieler RationaIs
Seitung.

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ben uuterieebOpte 1T nod nift off
aiel Sugeitanben tpOrben.
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Memorial 6alte rsbete, Don ben 0a-
men Der Stabt i'm Sotel elm @mz
pfang bersitet.
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Walisr Wbition. BON Ro. 424
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MRfdae.

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nOripegif4sn Dumpfer rRein" gersts
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lteber 800 Gleftprala
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elm bitterer amnpf Itdttitnbet, repu6li,
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fcmnien lpiberipretceuOe ReIoungsn,
a6er es ipurbe mir gsilgt. oaB aud bic
Ter Staat IN oen republifanii9en Rei-
hen Ill iiu0eu ieiu mllr0e"
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Qlaerlei.

Der pm Rem @prt turs Dor Grz
i6einen beg beuti6en lls8pptes ar
unIsrer 6iiite na6 Guglunp abgegans
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9ummireifen unb Sbmisr6l beite6ens
ben 2abung, m Wertbe BON $6,00o,s
coo, foa fat ausI6lieBli6 oneritunis
fde 9eriiAerungsAG AGeieaidaIteH tpefs
fen.
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bunbert berporraaenoeu omerrtantItben
9iirsern bsItebenbe geeutrale Sprfes
rsn3 3ommittee, befen @orfiBer
Samilton 6rIt BON yleD Yort III,
qrdiibent Nilion cine Yetition 5lritels
len nit benz Griuden, bic Snitiatire
nit Ginberufen einer &onferer3 Der
nslltralen 2dnber aa ergrsifet, 5u BEN
8ebufe, eine 8eenbisung oss &rje1es
in Garaaa Asr5siawiii9rsil, 3sia.,
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