By JOHN H. WHITSON

Author of "Barbara, a Woman of the West," "The Rainbow Chasers," etc.

Another strong Western story with spirited and graphic picturing of

local conditions, the agricultural development of a Western ranch

section, and the struggle between the ranchmen and the farmers. The

story has three remarkably striking scenes of danger--a high-grass fire,

a stampede of excited cattle, and a terrific storm and cloud-burst.

There is abundant love interest; also a strong political element,

dealing with Colorado politics and the fight between cattlemen and

irrigationists to control the legislature, in which the hero becomes the

storm centre. The attempt of a beautiful, crafty, and unscrupulous

woman, who is a wrecker of hearts and of men, to influence his vote for

United States senator plays an important part.

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