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"Sarros t" Wefcster replied smiling
ly. "That scdundrel wakes a gamble
out of nn otherwise sure thing- How
ever," he added, recalling the note re
ceived from Itlcardo Ruey Ju.st before
tils departure from Buenaventura and
reflecting that to be forewarned Is to
be forearmed, "we'll accept the gam
ble. That rascal can't live forever,
and ho may bo eliminated before he
causes us any trouble."
"What will It cost us to get this
mine on a paying basis, Johnny?"
"Well, back home, I'1 figure on
spending at least $100,000; but I dare
uy, taking into consideration the low
cost of labor In Sobrante and the raw,
natural resources of power and tim
ber right on the ground, we ought to
put this deal over for $50,000 at the
outside. Praise be, I have cash
enough to do the trick without calling
In any help, and such being the case,
we'll not waste any time but .hop to
the job In a hurry and make the fur
fly."
"Right. .Tack. What's the program?"
"Well, first off, son, I'm not going
to stay In this country and lose my
self managing this mine. Thnt',3 your
Job, because you're young and unim
portant In your profession and have
the ability to get nway with the job.
You can afford to spend the next 15
years here, but I cannot. I can only
afford to come down here every cou
ple of years and rqlleve you for a va
cation." "That's the way I figured It, Jack."
"All right, then, Blll,ie't us start In
by giving you your first vacation. If
you're going to dig In here and make J
tne mr ny, youve goi to oe in up-iop
physical condition and you are thin
and gaunted and full of chills and fe
ver. Just before I left Buenaventura
I cashed a draft for $5,000 on my let
ter of credit tit the Bunco Nacloiial,
und placed it to the credit of your
account there.
"Tomorrow morning you .will take
your horse, one pack mule, and one
mozo and ride for San Miguel de Pnd
uc, where you will tnke the train for
Buenaventura. In Buenaventura you
may do what you blame please, but
if I were you, boy, I'd try to get mar
ried and go back to the U. S. A. for
my honeymoon. And when I Anally
hit a town that contained some reg
ulnr doctors I'd let thempaw mo over
and rebabbltt mo and overhaul my
bearings and put me In such nice run
ning order I'd be firing on all 12 .yl
tnders tit once.
"And when I was feeling tip-top
once more I'd wire old John Stuart
Webster and tell him so, after which
I'd stand by for a cable from the said
sourdough inviting me to return and
take up my labors."
Billy's wan yellow fnce lighted up
like a sunrise on the desert "I guess
that plan's kind of poor," he an
nounced " feelingly. "You'ro right,
Jack'. I'm In rotten condition and I
ought to bo. right before I start. Still,
If I should 'arrange to get married be
fore I leave, I'd like mighty well to
have a good man nnd true see me
safely over the hurdles."
"That's nice, son, but I haven't time
to be your best man. Arranging the
honeymoon lets me out, Bill. I'm In
n hurry to finish here nnd get back,
so the sooner we both start our pros
pective jobs the sooner we'll finish.
Have a quiet little marriage Bill,
without tiny fuss or feathers or voices
breathing o'er Eden. What are the
odds, provided you get hitched prop
erly? Besides, I'm In mortal dread of
that town of Buenaventura. The sew
er system Is bad; It's rotten with fe
ver; aud you'd better get that girl
out of If P. D. Q., nnd the quicker the
better. Myself, I prefer to stay up
here in these" mountains In a tem
perate climate where there are no
mosquitoes."
Billy saw that Webster was serious
and would resent any Interference In
his plans. "AH right. Jack," he as'
ncntod. "You're the boss."
"Fine. Now, Bill, you listen to fa
ther and be guided accordingly. When
you got to Buenaventura, wire the
Bingham Engineering company of
Denver, using my name, and tell them
to add to my order given them last
mouth and held for shipping direc
tions, 12 dozen picks, 12 dozen shov
el?,. 12 dozen mattocks, say six dozen
axes, brush knives, n big road plow,
and whatever other things you happen
to think of and which would come in
handy when building our road. Also,
when you get to New Orleans buy a
stanch three-ton motor truck. We'll
need It for getting In supplies from
San Miguel de Padua. Puy for the
truck also, nd If you go broke and
cannot reach mo by cable, wire Ned
dy Jerome at the Engineers' club in
Denver and kick his eye out, In my
honored name.
"I guess' that's about all of your
Job. Bill. As for me, I'll camp right
here. I'll hove a deal of surveying
to do und I lilnn to sweat (lie ?ioozo
out of that Cnfferty person. I'll
nuiKe Don Juan my chain man nnd
run the lull off him. Thon I'll be
busy with preliminary plans, nrrang
Ins for lobar und so on, and when
I'm Idle I'M tro hunting."
Zn conformity with tfcla plan, thero
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The Valley of the
and packed out for San Miguel de
Padua bright and early next morn
ing. During the following ten days
Webster managed to keep himself
airly busy around the camp nt the
mine; then for n week he hunted and
fished, and finally, when that began
to pall on him, his agile mind re
turned to business nnd the considera
tion of the possibility of u How In
Billy's title to the claim; whereupon
he suddenly decided to return to Bue
naventura and Investigate that title
fully before proceeding to throw dol
lars right and left.
At the head of his little cavalcade,
therefore, he rode out one morning
for the railroad, whereat providence,
In its lnscrutuble wisdom, ordained
that en route he should fall in with
no less a personage than Don Itlcardo
Lulz Buey, nee Andrew Bowers. Itl
cardo was mounted, armed, and alone,
and at sight of Webster he shouted
with delight and spurred toward him.
"What the devil! 1'ou, Kick, the
government tut-up. What nre you do
ing In these parts?" Webster rode up
and shook hands.
"Oh, I'm Robin Hooding It around
this part of the country. It Is so se
cluded, you know, and Sarros hasn't
any friends or any telegraph lines or
any garrisons up this way. I heard In
San Miguel de Padua that you were
camped yonder, and I was on my way
over to confer with you on matters
of stnte. Met your friend, Geary, nt
El Buen Amlgo a couple of weeks
ago, Just before he sailed for the Unit
ed Stutes. He was telling me you
had to hove a lot of tools for road
building, so I cabled In a secret ci
pher to the Sobrantean, revolutionary
junta In New Orleans to ship these
tools to you immediately. They ar
rived on the lost trip of the Atlnntn
and now repose In Leber's warehouse
waiting for you to call nnd remove
thorn."
"You scoundrel! What have you
sent me?"
"A couple of hundred rifles and
three machine guns, branded axes,
picks, shovels, plows, and so on. I
also ran In three cases of ammunition,
labeled grindstones, two more enses
disguised as bolts, and quite several
thousand labeled nails in kegs. I
should feel rather sorry for you if my
friend, Sarros, should get suspicious
and investigate, but I haven't any fenr
that he will. You see, he knows you're
here on legitimate business. Ho has
Investigated and learned that you aro
n bona fide mining engineer of con
siderable reputation and then, you
know, your friend, Geary, dickered
with him for the concession. The min
ing property you ure about to devel
op belongs to the people, not to Sar
ros; yet he hns bartered It away and
will divert the roynlty to Ids own
po?kct instead of the public treasury."
"Huiii-m-m ! What do you want me
to do with all those munitions con
signed to me?"
"Arrange with Leber to keep them
there until you- get ready to build
your road Into the mine. I want them
there when my American mercenaries
arrive la Buenaventura. By the way,
you are going to import' these mer.
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Mounted, Armed and Alone.
ceuarles for me. They are American
miners and road UnllderB In the em
ploy of the Honda Mining & Develop
ment company, which U to be tho
name of your enterprise. I hope you'll
like thq name, Webster. I picked It
out myself."
"You cool scoundrel I You're mak
ing cot's paw out of me."
"That Is becou yru happen to bo
so handy for my purpose. You see
my plan, do you not? I'm going to
attack Buenaventura from within and
without I'm going to como down on
Sarros like a wolf tra tho fold, and
the Job Is scheduled for next Satur
day night a weak.?
"Look hero, t)fet& &Z toy, l avc
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Giants' Etc.
CopjrrIeht, br Pet KjrtMk
no desire to mix In the politics of this
country."
"You hove some desire, however, to
mix In its wealth," Itlcardo reminded
him.
"Well?"
"I'm the only man that can help
you. By the way, do not order your
machinery shipped until after I am
seated firmly on the throne of my fa
thers." "Why?"
"It's been framed with Sarros to
let you spend your money on that con
cession and get tho mine In running
order; then a fake suit alleging nn
error In the government Burvoy, will
he filed. It will bo claimed that the
concession given your friend, Genry,
Is, by virtue of erroneous government
surveys, tho property of a citizen of
Sobrante. Tho courts hero do as Sar
ros tells them. You are to be kicked
out, busted, and despairing, nnd your
nicely equipped little mine will be
taken over as a government monopoly
nnd run for the benefit of the govern
ment, to-wlt, Sarros and his satellites.
We had to cook up a dirty deal like
that to save your life. Of course, now
that I have warned you In time, you
are safe. We schemed a proposition,
however, that worked both ways. It
enabled us to save you and to save
us, by permitting the shipment, free
of suspicion, of nrms for the rebels
tlmt are to attack the city from with
in. Naturally I had to cache their
arms within the city and tlint was a
hard problem until you happened
nlong. Thank you, fairy godfather."
"My thanks nre due you, Rlcurdo.
I'm for you, first, Inst, and nil the
time, and against "this Sarros outfit.
By the way, how do you purposo mov
ing your machine guns?"
"We'll iinve to carry them, I guess."
"Well, I'll have a small auto-truck
delivered in Buenaventura by that
time. You might arrange to armor
It with sheet steel; and with a cou
ple of machine guus mounted In it,
nnd a crew of resolute Americans be
hind the machine guns, you conld ca
per from one end of tho city to tho
other an4 clear n path for your In
fantry." "Thank you, my friend. I'll bor
row the motor truck nnd arrange to
armor it. That's a bully Idea. Are
you bound for Budnaventura new?"
Webster nodded. "The," Itlcardo
suggested. "I'll meet ysu In my room
at El Buen Aralff. next Wednesday
night nt 11 nn explain the details of
my plans to you If you enro to hear
them. I think they're air-tight my
self, hut somehow I think I'd feel more
cfrtnln of them If yen approve them."
"I'll be there, Rick, ,nnd the day
you run that outlaw .Sarros off tho
grass you'll know why I am for you."
"Good-by, ojd man. You will nev
er know how grateful you have made
me."
Ruey shook hands with Webster
and rode oft through the timber, leav
ing .Tohti Stunrt Webster to pursue
the even tenor of his way, until nt
length ho arrived once more In Bue
naventura nnd sought accommodations
nt the notel Mateo. And there, as he
entered the lobby and gazed through a
glass door across the patio and Into
tho vcrnndn, he saw that wjilch dis
turbed him greatly. In a big wicker
rocker Dolores Ruey snt, rocking gent
ly nnd busily stitching on a piece of
fancy work!
Billy Genry gone back to tho Unit
ed Stntes, and Dolores wns still In
Buenaventura I Amazing! Why,
what the devil did Billy mean by
letting her have her own way like
that? Of course, they hadn't been
married, or she would not now he out
there on tho veranda, and, of course,
they hadn't quarreled, becuue that
wns nn Impossibility, aud, of course,
Billy had departed alone for the U.
S. A., else he would have returned to
their camp in tho hills back of San
Miguel de Padua.
"Well, I know whnt I'm going to
do," Webster decided. "I'm not going
to bo led inlo temptntlon while Hll
ly'B not on tho Job so I'll not put up
at the Hotel Mateo after all. I'll
Just sneak around to El Buen Ami
go nnd fix It with that old Mother
Jenks not to tip off my presence In
town to Dolores Ruey until I can get
the lay of tho Innd nnd see whnt tho
devil has happened to ull my well
laid plans."
Ho retreated out the front door and
cnlled u currlage, Into which he wns
about to step, bag and baggage, wlien
Don Juan Cafetero cttine rushing up
hi great xcltemOnt. "Sure, where are
ye goln' now, nor. Is there no room
for ye In the Hotel Mnteo?"
"Their boda have Jiggers In them,
and I Just remembered thnt," Web
ster fibbed. "Hop In, John, and we'll
drive around to Mr. Geary's lodgings
In El Buen Amlgo."
"But I come t'rongh the patio Just
now," Don Juan explained, "an' who
should I meet bu: tho young leddy."
"You Infernal tcoundrell Did you
tell her I wns la town?"
"Sure I did, so. An' why notf'
"Nono of your Infernal buawrw.
You've spol'sd everything. V.vtu n
muddleArtoal monkey and I'vo u
great ?otlon to lot you got drunk
ngutri. Take th4 buggago hock Into
the hoi el."
tV)n Juan Otcro, greatly hum-
blcJ and rebuffed, stepped aside and
watched Webster strldo bock Into tho
hotel, "tlod love ye, sor," ho mum
bled, "knowlti' what I know, Is It like
ly I'd let ye mnko n monkey out nv
her or yerself? Ye tnadu yer plans
wit' Mlsther Geary wlt'out consultln'
Iter. Now go, ye grrnnd big dlvll, an'
find out why she kicked yer schntue
to smithereens." And with n solemn
nnd knowing wink nt tho duffle bng,
Don Juan picked that article up aud
followed after his master.
CHAPTER XIII.
John Stuart Webster's agile brnln
was the repository of ninny conflict
lug emotions as he bathed, shnved,
und dinnged from his soiled khnkl
field clothes to a suit of ducks before
presenting himself heforo Dolores.
Hod Billy's courage forsaken him
nt the last minute, with tho result
that he had gone bnck to the United
Stntos without having settled the
question of Dolores' future? Had ho
proposed and been rejected, or had
he proposed, been ncceptcd, and had
his plans for nn Immediate marriage
vetoed by Dolores?
In either event, why hud Billy
failed to leave n note for him at tho
Hotel Mateo, or mailed him n letter
to the Globo de Oro nt San Miguel do
Padua, advising him of the change In
the plan of action outlined for him by
Webster?
In tho simplicity of his single-hearted
devotion Webster was puzzled to
understand how any woman In her
right mind could fail to fall In love
with Billy Geary. A man he was, from
heels to hair, and n man with pros-
"Well, and Why Didn't You?"
pects far abovo the average. To Web
ster's way of thinking, tho girl who
married Billy might veil count her
self fortunate.
Dolores greeted him with unaffected
pleasure. "Well, Caliph 1" she said.
Just that. It made Webster .sensible
of n feeling of hnvlng returned to her
after nn absence of several years.
"I'm so glad to see you, Miss Ruey,"
ho replied, and added boldly, "par
ticularly since I didn't expect to."
Sho knew whnt her reply would lend
to; nevertheless, with that dissimula
tion which can only he practiced In
perfection by n clever nnd beautiful
woman, sho nnswercd with equal bold
ness: "Indeed I Pray why?"
"Well, for a pretty good reason, I
think. A few weeks ago, after exam
ining Bill's concession very thorough
ly, I told him he was a potential mil
lionaire. Now, while I disclaim any
appearance of braggadocio, when John
Stuart Webster, E. M., makes any
mine owner a report like that, lie is
apt to be taken very seriously. And
having made Bill a potential rcllllon
nlro nnd arranged to give lihn three
or four months' vacation hoc! home,
1 had a notion he'd present to you a
very valid reason why you should ac
company him."
"You are very frank, Caliph."
'That's because I'm curious. He had
a certain dream, and told me about It,
and 1 did my little best to mnko It
cciine true."
"I think I understais-l, Collph. It
would be very dllll".lit, I think, for
anybody to meet Billy without being
attracted toward him. He's one of
the denrest. most lovable boys In the
world u-fi ho did do me tho signal
honor ' taking me to marry him. So
there P
"Well, and why didn't you?"
She mulled at his blunt Insistence
on forcing tho Issue. "Kor a number
nt excellent reasons, Caliph. In the
first place, he wanted me to marry
him Immediately and 1 wasn't ready
to leave Sobrante, while Billy wuh.
Indeed, It was highly necessary that
h should leave Immediately, for tho
s.ike of his health, and 1 had Billy's
Interest at heart sulllclently to Insist
upon It. You seem to forget that
when a girl marries sho must mnko
sunU' ppuratIon for the event, nnd
If she lias any close relatives, such ns
a brother, for Instance, she likes to
have (hat relative present nt tho cere
mony. You will recall, Caliph, that
I havo a brother and that you have
promised to Introduce mo to htm very
nhortly."
"By Judas, I never thought of that,
Miss Ruey," tho repentant Webster
answered. "In fact, I wasn't think
ing of anybody's Interest In this mat
ter but Bill's."
"Not oven of mine, Caliph?" re
proachfully. "That goes without saying. Could I
havo done anything nicer for you than
fix It for Bill mi no would be lu posi
fiiiiir ' IPIflHl
tion to marry yon? Tien ya sre,
practically nlono In tho world at
least you wero when Bll mot you
nnd fell In love with you nnd I know
that boy so well I was convinced, aft
er meeting you, that his future happi
ness nml yours would best be con
served If you married lilm. I reallzo
this Is a most unusual conversa
tion "
"Quite to be expected of nn unusual
man. Caliph. And I do not think you
wero one bit presumptuous. It wns
wonderfully dear of you, and I am
profoundly grateful thnt Billy nnd I
havo ouch a true, unselfish friend,
whose first thought Is for our happi
ness. Of course, you realize how bad
I felt to think I couldn't accede to
Billy's "plan. Billy's such a door, It
quite broke my heart to disappoint
him, but a little temporary unhuppl
ness will not ruin Billy, will It? It
makes mo feel bluo to talk about It,
Caliph."
"Not at all, not nt all, Miss Ruey.
Bill Is one of the Impulsive, whirl
wind kind, up In the clouds todny
and down In the slough of despond
tomorrow. He'll survive tho shock.
However, I'm glad to know everything
will como out all right. Seeing you
hero gave me n niomentnry chill;
thought n cog had slipped somewhere,
so I helped myself to Cupid's llceno
nnd nsked. A man cannot lenrn verr
much from n woman unless ho ask
questions, can ho? I mean on the sub
ject of love."
She smiled n little, wistful, knowing
smile. "No, Cnllph," sho answered se
riously, "somehow tho Master o
Things ordained thnt on tho subject
of love man must do all tho talking."
"Yes, hut on the other hand, wom
an has tho last word as usual. How
ever, the only thing in your caso on
Billy's thnt worries mo Is tho thought
that since Bill left his magnet behind
he will be drnwn back hero before ha
Is In the kind of shape, physically,
that I want him to be In heforo !
relieves me on tho Job so I can g
away."
"Do not worry on that point, C
llnh. I ntu your ally there; betweea
us both I think wo can manage him."
"Fine business! And with those
few kind words we'll dismiss William
until you care to talk about him again,
although If you'ro us deep In love as
Bill you'll not stay off tho subject
very long. Hope you haven't been
Into mischief."
"I haven't been Idle. I've mado scl
eral dresses for Mother Jenks ana
done a lot of fancy work and begun
the study of my mother tongue. H
my brother should become president
of this country, It would ill become hlC
sister not to be able to speak Spanish.
By the way, Billy told mo you wort
going to remain up In tho hills qulto
a while yet What brought you back
to town so soon?"
"Expected I'd have some freight nn
riving shortly."
"How long wlM you remain in Hue
nnventura?" Considering tho fact that ho was
no longer" subject to temptation, ulnco
tho object of his temptation was now
definitely promised to his friend, Bil
ly, Webster suddenly decided to re
main until tho political ntniosphoro
should bo cleared, although prior to
his conversation with Dolores he had
cherished a definite plnn to go bock
to the hills within 48 hours.
"I'm going back," ho replied sober
ly, "after I have kept my promlso
and Introduced you to your brothor
In the government palace. If I con
not Introduce him to you there, tho tl
tlo to our mining concession will ho
clouded, in which ovent It will not bo
necessar.for Billy" or myself to fuss
with It further."
Ho related to her the Information
gleaned from her brother two day
previously.
"It's no use for nn Individual to
fight a government despot In court
controlled by the' latter," ho conclud
ed. "Your brother must win and de
pose tho Snrros; then with tho title
to tho property certified by tho gov
ernment as without a flaw, I may darw
to spend $50,000 developing It"
"And If my brother doesn't win?'
. "I may never havo an opportunity
to present you to him. We mustn't
bo squeamish about this matter, Mini
Ruey. If Rlcurdo doesn't turn th?
trick, he may go tho wny of his fa
ther, unless ho can manage to get out
of tho country."
She was silent, digesting this grim
alternative. "As I understand It, (hen,
Caliph, Rlcardo hopes to win his rev
olution when he strikes tho first blow."
(TO Hi: CONTINUED.)
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up nnd nblo to work. I recommend it
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Entonlc helps people to get well by
tuklng up and carrying out the excess"
acidity and gases that put tho stomach
out of order. If you have Indigestion,
sourness, heartburn, belching; food re
penting, or other stomach distress, tnko
nn Entonlc after each meal. Big box
costs only n trlilo with your drugglst'i
guarantee.
Cuticura Soap
Clears the Skin
and Keeps it Clear
Soap 25c, Oiatratnt 25 nd 50c, Talcum 2Sc.
AflKNTS WIIITI! FOB rAKTIOUI.AKrt.
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mula fur inaklnic lomn for U. 600 pro lit
WII.I.tAMH HUIU'I.Y CO., Hatlnic, Nb.
Turin, "III AriM 100 elenr, 80 Umber: three
mllim from Frisco II. II.; plenty water: 10,500.
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dono In oil?" Vnnderlop "No ; but I
have In hteol common."
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to us unless we send out good.
When a young man or a clock gets
too fast a setback Is nocossnry.
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