July 16, 1927.
My dear Mr. Kennelworth:
Your telegram just received. Am very happy that you have played the cotton market heavily and are making big profits. I, too, have made over a hundred thousand dollars.
Will get busy in a few days and work out the cycles for 1928 and let you know what the outlook is as to who will be elected President.
Walter and I are getting along nicely. I am making good progress on my plans for the airship. Have employed a detective agency to search all over the United States for Marie. I am patiently awaiting news of her. Believe she is still alive.
Thanks for your good wishes. With kindest regards, I am
Sincerely yours,
Robert Gordon.
CHAPTER XVIII
After making his calculations on the Presidential election in 1928, Robert sent the following Forecast to Mr. Kennelworth:
July 20, 1927.
1928 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION