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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
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sCoTLAND?" ve'ra ricbt and
gang up the hill" said he.
The fresh importation from Scot
land looked at the black man in hor-
ror. And ARE We from Scotland.
mon?" he asked.
"R-richt ye arre.' said the darky.
"Aberdeen's ma hame."
And hoo lang have We been here?"
ABBOT twa year." said the darky.
lord save US and keep us" said the
new arrival. "Whaur can l get the
boat for Edinbro" o"-Cincinnati Times
Star.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
Coal Bin Measurements,

A solid cubic foot of anthracite coal
weighs ninety-three younds. When bro
ken for use it weighs about fifty-four
pounds. Bituminous coal when broken
up for use weighs about fifty pounds
The consequent rule for the approx
mate measurement of coal in bin OF
box is to multiply the length in feet by
the height in feet and again by the
breadth in feet and this result by fifty
four for anthracite coal or by fifty 70,
bituminous coal. The result will equal
the number Of pounds, and to find the
number Of tons divide by 2,OOO.-Popu.
lar Mechanics.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
Let Col

Hold fast" That splendid motto has
many battles won
When linked with noble purpose to earn
the worlds well done,'
But one of equal import for all shrewd
men to know
Is when to quit and have the grit to then
and there '1et CO.
Have you lost your coign of vantage, have
you slipped into a rut,
It's no disgrace to change your base be-
fore the wires are cut.
1t bespeaks the willy general to outwit
stubborn foe.
Don't stand your ground when you have
found twill pay you to let go.
DR. W. A. Blackwell.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

"I suppose your wandering boy will
come home and pay the mortgage off
the farm as they do in Christmas sto-
ries."
"No,'' replied Farmer Corntossel;
that amt his custom. When he gifts
through maxim suggestions it general.
ly means another mortgage"-Wash-
hgton Star.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

had been born in
the highland dis
trict of Scotland
and had spent the
greater part of his
life there. Natural
ly he had a burr
on his ton g u e.
Hey. M a II n i e."
s a i d t h e pi II K
Scotchman, can ye
no tell me wheer
I'll find the kirk?"
The darky took
him by the arm
and led him to the
corner. Go RIGHT
up to yon wee
h0nSp and turn to
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
A Contrast In Monarchs.


Emperor Napoleon has often been
seen detaching his own cross of the
Legion of Honor to place it himself on
the breast of hero. Louis XIV.
would first have asked If the brave
man was noble. Napoleon asked If
the noble was brave. A sergeant who
In battle had performed prodigies of
valor was brought before Louis XIV.
II grant you pension Of 1,200 hvres,"
said the king.
'Sire, should prefer the cross of
st. Louis."'
II should think so, but you will not
get it."
Napoleon would have embraced the
sergeant. Louis XIV. turned his back
on him. 1t is the decided distinction
which separates the two epochs.-
From "Recollections of an Officer Of
Napoleons Army"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
A Comparison.

"That was a tempestuous outburst
Of oratory our friend INDUCED in."
said one statesman
'TempestuOus' is the word replied
the other. Whenever he makes a
speech 1t makes me think Of cyclone
late. Washington Star.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

to tell in time Of
rela xation related
to a visit paid by
Senator Thurman
of Ohio and his
wife to the Har-
Ian home in Ken
tucky. The two
jurists were In
the library. JUS
tice Harlan. with
Kentucky hospi-
tality. said to his
guest:
II have q little
Scotch over there
on the shelf II
you would care
to partake."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

"You bachelors don't know what you
MISS" said the married man.
well. we have the satisfaction Of
knowing that what we do miss isn't
lifted from our pockets while we are
asleep" retorted the bachelor.-Phila-
delpha Record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
MnMe On

Do not gaze backward nor pause to
contemplate anxiously what is in
front. but move If you are faithful
God will carry you through
ingham.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
Welcome.

II spose | look like tramp, Cath.
erlne Ann, but I'm your cousin, Cv
Barker, back from the Klondike with
$4,000 In gold Gee, don't smother
me"-Chicago Tribune
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

Modesty should be the virtue OF
those who possess no other.-Lichten-
berg
Time misspent Is not lived, but lost
Fuller.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
He Put IL Down

Justice Harlan's fund of reminis-
cences was vast and varied One of
the many stories which he delighted
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
1.-THE -
Scrap Book
Feared For His CompIexion,

Feared For His Complexion.
A Scotchman landed in Canada not
long ago. The very first morning he
walked abroad he met coal black
negro. 1t happened that the negro
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01

1t is difficult to persuade mankind
that the love of virtue is the love Of
themselves. Cicero.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1912-03-01
hate Court Sessions.

.E- DF ASK PROBATE COURT FOR
.-f-I"f OF ESSEN will be held as
#aruE tle year 1911:
....uauT- in the forenoon of the first
...r s. February, June, september and
aI,
.r.or1 in the afternoon of each of the
.aEr-
. rgun, lrst Mondays of May, August.
.4.ng ldt March, in the afternoon.
audhail on the first Saturday of each
...Ial sessions will be held at any place in
..-GriCt 10y agreement.
.-.- communications to Guildhall office,
#. Nyman, Register TO Canaan to ED
. ID. NARLL. JUDGE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-05
9ln geoar Greet, spolf Mei'

gn Cedar Greet, smolf Diet
len rpcltlid Don 9aitrop, branttc
,os Sous BON Gam 9utdins ob INTO
.;mei &inoer bes 8eiibers, Elm nno
.5rei Sabre alt, fanlen babel nnls Se-
ben.
gus 2arcoo miro oer 600 bon
2ouis grufboft einem alten oellt'
ldeu 9emobrer Der Staot, gemel9et.
ST iuar pieIe Sabre III ben ytepara-
tur {. @erfitattelt Der S. & ". "
sabn angeltelt. 9rnfboff errelbfe
elm Sitter BON ungefabr S3 Sabren.
Muf Der Sarm BON Moolpb
Shramln nabe Eaplor lit Samlta9
na6t elm @eser %erfroren.
ssn Ser @eseno bon 8epers
oille nabe Gaplor itarb Sobn ytelft,
neper int glitter bon go Sabren. vi
geborte gu Den criten Mnlieolern
oer @egetlo.
Die .geras @elfare Cont
niIiion" miro an1 Z. Wtar5 in Sou=
ton cine Gerlammlung abbnlten.
ssrr Maion ltarb s(lbert Bauer
Elm ilnger Nialu bon nilgefaGr q
'SSaGren.
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Sam faif nm's 2cben.

9. M. Stio bon Waiony Wtlb.
pereiBf ME, ipie er BON eiilem bel
tigen Sturmnetter iiberialen ipnr
De. rSd 5og mir cine lhlirlme er
fdltlrlg gu, idreibt err bate bel
tige Shmer0en IN Der yrnit, looa'
t5 follm atnlen fonnte. Gin 9tadi
bar CAB mir einige 9olcn Don Or
Sings Stem 9iscoperp, Die mir grr.
sc @rleidterung perihaffte1. Der
ar5t iagte, Yneuntonia let i'm Pin
gig, rict aber, baiielbe Wfittel mel
ter gu nebmer, lpopon mid 5fpel
Slaiden poaig furierten." @ehraatbl
liur oieie id)lea pirfelbe, liDers
mo 5uperldliige Wtcoi6in fir !9u'
item, grflGltrngen unO alle Gals
ullo 2ungenleioen. Breis SOC mn
$f.O0, 8robeflaide frei. @orantierl
bei alien Mpothcfcrn.
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SmIano.

Ger engIiihe Dampfer Con
iols", Der gaummone bon @alDelton
lad Samburg briilgen ioute unO
..uf benz 6euer ausbrad, lit III Der
Jlabe Der pirginiiden auite geiun
ZEN, naboem ii1 Die @eiasung all,
zen engliiden Compiler uGaitll
Seen" gerettet bate. Ser uGaltls
Seen" muroe ourb ~orabtloie Sele
3rapbie BON Dem brennenoen Gam
pier du 9iiIfe gerufen. aud oas
5dIahtidiff vNetu Seriep" uno Der
3oafuttcr uOnanoaga" muroell
yurd Die orabtIoie GeIegrapbie Der
beigerufen.
Samftag abeno madte eil
Roger in Macot, o., cillell frigli.
nenen Mngriff auf ein iunges rpcl
Bes M1ohen ullo beralbte iie and,
.cd I'M ibr @elo. gr muroe fpa
.er eingefoneen uno bon ben Sc
amten mad ben bier Mcilen BON Del
5tnbt geIegenen CARDS Der @eos-
gia Soutbern & 6iorioa Balm &c
bradt, mo man i'm auf eirten nod.
Atlanto fabrenoen 3ug ihaffcn
monte. @Gbreno Die 9ealnten oorl
oranBen nit ibrem @efangenen
marteten, biloete iid in Der Sta6t
cine groBe Dolfsmenge. Dieie 500
nad ben CARDS binaus, entriB Den
geamten ben @efnngcnel1, BANJO
i'm an einen SeIegrapbenpfoiten
uno eridoB i'm. Spater, gegen
Mittag, tpurbe Die 9eihe nod BEN
NegerpierteI gebradt uno bort Der.
6rnnnt.
- Die geidieoene Srau beg Ncr
Dorfer Miaion1rs @aIter &.
Snpoom, Die ibren @ntten nm eli
neg iungen .Ylumbers" miIen SEA-
mems Noble perIicB, geidieoen muir,
De uno oann ibren 2iebbnber beira-
tete, bat iih NIT ibreln @ntten
ourh oas ginatmerl bon Sos geto-
tet. Sst Der Slide ieiner @obmung
bette iih oas innge Yaar eng Uni,
idlungen auf ben SuBbooen aelegt,
nodoem es olle @nsbdbne Der aod).
nsnidine geoffnet uno ale Siire,l
uno 5eniter felt beridloiicn bate.
Man fano tie am Morgen belize als
oeiden. Mas Die iungcn eeutc in
BEN COB getrieben bot, weib man
niht.
- Srau Gina 9. Sa58aro lit pon1
@eridt in Seattle, @aibington,
iduloig befunoen, 6aB iie IN ibrenl
Snnatorilm, in Dem Die patienten
ourh Sungier furiert perben ioii'
ten, Elm 6rdulein 8illiamion, Ell
ne moIbaben6e GngI1nberin, bat per'
giftern laiien.
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: ..

~. oo..x,
yfng oem porianIlgen ger'ayi
oes eenlusarafs Dclfegf ole Deool-
teriing nrleres Slaafes aus ~
2U4, oS6 WelBerL 6SO,Uzo yfegern
uHo 1876 Snold1ern, eDlnelen. 50
poaerl llltu. I'M Wardetl allo aus
s<oSo,o4z perlonen. Sm 5ugfe
1900 bnften mir 2,426,669 WeiBe,
2O.722 Ateger nf1o 1919 dnoefn
Maliell ~atgeborige perlonen I'M
Sfoafe, ollo 5lilamrnen 3,O4o. ~
eIltuogrer. BeTar @onnfp bat ll9..
676 elnfuobrer. BON oenen lof 70
xeIBe uno 11,642 yfeger l1rc. IN.
lere Sfaof 9af pcI eller slnmopller.
dnbl BON 1854 Yerlone1 So,ooi
@eiBe nno 1916 yteger gu Se-
lpobnern; Muffin 25,o6o BenoDrer,
c1pon 22,366 WetBe ullo 74Io ne
ger; Dallas S21O4, oapon 74yO4a
@elBe uno 1904 Neger; 81 Na-
10 1929, onuon 37,605 WeIBe
alne 1852 9eger; Sort Bortb 73,-
312, oapon $1,000 @eibe uno 10,
260 Neger; @olneiton 36.091, oas
Wv e es . S Is oon u' non oo x 900
VII az ~ u $500 masa oe TO-
n.,o 800 oo : m ,,aa ene7 o..
uuOD" o,ooo ~0ep' NV o0 -
se' q. -. m q . ! morns i
.. s' o - a6cnn n;ooe,
80 sos I,su o.s.'as emu MI,
,aa1 x S.du ,us;s a.o,s Tx. MIC sos
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ben idnrfen Safen in oen 2eib uub
siebt i'm, iper1n 11otig nit Silft
ieiner @efabrten OUTS Sis, bas
iid BALD nit G%auienOen &ielenfi-
l6en beoedt, Die bon alloeren 2eu=
ten iofort nerarbeitet neroen. NadJ
eilligen Stunben meloet ein 5peiter
&anolleniduB oas @noe oieler barz
bariiden Silderei, BET Der Saulen-
Be foltbare Slide perlest meroen
nn0 eleno au @rul1oe aeben.
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srnmoeiaentnms . llcbertraamnscn

NrultOet1cnlNWS . ltcuetIluHAHyeH
81. 6. Seltner II. q. an Srau 9eletd
gfeil, @ru1oItIde in 8ed5 Nobitior
Jteuzgrnunfels gbe.; 1878.
Mlfreb Us. N6obe oil Sanles 6. 2btls
Yrullbltid i'm neuen gitp@glpd 1873;
1900.
Wlaraaret Gi6 an 8. S. @ooblparf
liio S. altseIt, .Gruiloitiid an Der @eifs
Commerce Ctr; $24, 000.
Srau SO. S. @ooben, S. g. 8orer
mo 90. q. Sit9 an Subauna 5tebcg
Iilteil an @runbltiif an Der Nbemlt
8; 81 II. q.
50. $. @bite urb Srm an q. 8arne.
5urg. @runbitid in 5ontb 5eigbts
Size 9outbpeitern 2anb Corporation
III s. g. glai1en, @runbitiid in De.
Goiebale Yarf; $1100.
81. Mlterman an S.. IS. unb Nois
srtence, @runbitiid in Der Wiiiion 8iett
Aooition, 81 II. 81.
8. .. u1b 6. q. 9aines an Mart
Gee @olf Grunoifid an Der @aribal
Str; $4010.
@iIbert unb Mlice Smitb an @il
lam 0obrofpolsfi nrlb Iusuit 6. Stroll
100 Mder 2anb; $500 IL. q.
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8enn man iif an oen SiBi0-
fcitcn oes 9ebens ben Wagen ber-
oorben bot, fdngt man on, auf oelier
0itterfeiten gu idimpfen.
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iciu: es mar ia oos aGes MN enb-
li9 oltb ieines MelteIten Witeigen
tum getporoen, unO er, Mar, muBte
Sreuhc uno @enugtuung bel oieiani
Geoanfen empfinoenl
SOB es Dir mol iein bier,
Morl" iogte er nidt obne &iibrulrg
llaO itredte Dem Sob1le Die Gebte
tin. u@ott iegne 9eine Mrbeit, ME
@r Oie meiuige 10 reid geiegnet
bat!"
Ger 9obn i6ll1g Elm. sd oanfe
Sir, lieber Yapol" entgeenete ct
idlidt uno einfa6. Sic i6iittel-
ten ii6 marin u1o ber5li6 Die
Sdnoe. Limb nun fonl1L Mar
Sturm miro i9on ungeouloig ge.
BORDEN lein."
Sreil1 Der Sturlll mar ungebul-
Gig genng = 10 ungeouloig, nie es
iein beoa6tiges Temperament mn
5lllieB = in Dem Bripatfontor oes
Chefs, nein, Der Gbefs, unlberee<
l1rittelL oa1lll IN 0as groBe Bu-
real1, ounll micoer 5nriid in ous flei-
TIC Nebcngemad u1o micoer 8u ben
uiurgen 2euten~ binaus, bon oenell
aaeroings einige all6 ihon reht
grale Saare batten. SblieBlid
faBte er Dor ieincm Ylilte Yolto.
gr batte iid cine ortige 9egrii-
Bungsrcoe fir oeu iungen Ser-1t
Gbef 5ltredtgclegt. 9tibt oab er Ct.
lua piel @orte MAIDEN mollte, bns
lag nidt i'll ieiner Mrt. llnO iiber,
ldlpanglid iollte, mas cr 81 lagetl
bcnbiibtigte, aud nidJt icin oas
az crit rebt uid)t in iciner 9rt.
aiber CT iuar Der critic Ingcitcllte oes
@auies, er bate 9nlnngart x
@olnp. alrs ben fleinIten MlfanseH
lcraus cmpornadien icbcn, bate
quite ullb oi1b 10 muildc tribe Sa-
&c in Scr 6irnla nerlebt, 90 giag
es ia gar nid)t anoers. als baB er
Ben Gintritt oes iuungell Gbcfs mil
iniqcn poilenocu @ortcn bcgriibtc-
Satte er nibt ull6 Dem Mar Eic
crIten G%errltniiie lit Der ooppelte1
9udfiibrling beige6rod)t, ipiclcno
halb nod, lpenn Scr Obcrtcrtinlcr
mebr ncllgicrig, ais iriB6egierig
hcabrte, Die @ebciInniiie Scr GRO
en- Bidder fcnllelt 81 lcr1cn2 Inns
latte er i'm nid)t NIT l~iebepolen
sIilgen bcrfolgt altf %Ieilrer gaIlScil
is1erigen2auH5a6n, ben flottcnStr
oentcn onf Scr tedniibeu @ohi6lllc,
Sen iunaen Sllgenicltr, ser ms
Nuslanb 5og, erlt I'M 81 lcrlm
Damn I'M bas Gelcrlitc 81, pcrlpcr-
tcn2 l1no bette linn Mar niht nod;
Dor pier Ssobreu, ols iie bel cillcnt
Blale @ein altf Sen 8ltlib ocs $50
ters 81 Ipref]en falftelt, galt' offen,
affencr ic~ocnfolls, ols iid Der Gpbll
!! Sem often Serrn gcgcniibcr alls
aeipro6en baben modltc, erflart.
porllm er Iieber in eilicr abllln1i
gen Gtelllrng, in cfncm trclllocn
ScidGft. oenn olg Mitteil6ober m
pstcrliden tdtia icin molltc. Cab &
iiirfte. arf Die 9alter nidt poae
9cfricbiaung fir icilten arbcitstrief
Gil finben. 2ddlerlid) ols Oh Is
III unierm @cihaft nidt aellltg si
tim aebe, aenlrg fir icncrmonn, Der
/, ieincin @irfmiasfrciic orocntlidl
Iciiic GfIidt uno 9hnlbigfeit TIM
noGtel l1no Der @irfunasfreis ocs
iiinaercn Chefs, oes Go6ncs, NOR
bod n%abrboftig ocltlid) porgc5cid'
(Tortirtama inlat.)
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Sin sntes Mittcl.

Sefters 2cnte Mid befragem
Sic es finn, bal; itetS nfcin Sinr
pciter lei, mnb mir banl iagen
Iaf mod jung i'd imn,cr bin.
Babreab bod in meincn Sabren,
Sielc idDon ncrbraud)t iiitb faiti
Sd)ncr an ihrcm Mltcr tragcn
llr,h iid iclbit iinS oft 5nr Sait.
Ycrn lai ij bas Niittel iuiien,
&as periingeno pirft hei mir;
Rimmcr m1fJtc i'd cs ninrt,
So lit bas al q 0 Stcr.
Senn it mad beS Cages Blanc,
'rmut mad Saus mnb pfIcs' Der Nitb';
.inb mid aller Sprgi entidllaae.
Commit elm Jremno iupl ab uib ST.
ltnh baum fuinntt ma upl ans Tlaa
mau crssrlt lid sizes unO bus;
God idjpn bnlb, bann phnc Sanbcrn
Hcb' i'd crnitlidI ben Grlaf:
nrinat bic @ldier, bonn III LANCE,
Sibcn mir id,ur trpdcn bier;
Nnb bic Gebe bleibt i'm Shiuanse,
grinst ms Jest 81 lam Sier.
Sieier ebfen 0%ottcsaa6e,
Tie an Wnls nuh SDpfen reid;
Scmmt ufs 9cibz nnb 6~erSenslabe,
Gein 0etrinf BET @citcm gleidj.
S'rum, Id bcnfe CO mdr' Giinbe,
Sprate if) nidDt itets oafiir;
Tab In meinem 6aus man ftnbe,
Sets bas fd,5ne Gone Gtar Sier.
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LokaIes.

Gie relle bon S. 6. Sranflin
aeplante 8abn, fir meld)e bier ein
Bonus BON 100000 5uiammellgc-
bradt it, miro Den Hanlcrt Merico,
Gan Mntonio & @llf : 0abn befom
men. Gs nuroe oies auf einem 81
ner befannt ecnladt, bas Sranflil
Gamltag abeno i'm gaaiaal oes ct
Mntbonp @otel CAB.
Sobn g. garringtom Der &c
fretar Ser SanoclsfammerA bat TEL
gnit nicoereeIegt, llrl cine Steae I'll
@eld6ft Der 81. g. Granf 60. a11,lt'
nebmen.
Gmnitag nahmittag icttc ELL
aMortbcr" Elm, Der groBe Woltci'
BON Staub quftpirbelte niio Die Gem
nerotur baIo Icbr unbebngIih madbte
@eqe1 aebn l1br abcnos mar es be
reits fdneioeno falt nno Der Wlnr
Riff burd sic StraBen, Dob man id
nod benz Norocn bcriett 9lallbel,
fonnte. Do5u fam alerlei Srltre'
NIT benz eleftriiden 2ift; 5eittDeiif
tpnren in einem groben Sei!
Der Gtaot ade eleftriiden Sidater
erIofden. Muh ouf me6reren Stro,
kenbobnlinien borte Der gerfehr oft
Ser uMortber" bat iid iibcr ben gon
aen Gtaot ausaebreitet unb iheifl'
Ser fdlteite 5a iein, ben mir oieis'
@intcr nod gebabt baben.
Gle Gireftorcit ser San u.
tonic Sumane Gocietp boben it'd II
ibrer Iebtcn 9isune bereit erflort
altf oen Bereinigungsplan Der En
5tors' Miiociotion ein5ngeben. 81
ngaifors' Mliociation" lit ieineraei
bauptladIid gu Dem 3med geariil'
set poroen, sic Brobibitons : Rro
paqnnoa al forocrn nno 5u unit r
ituben. @ebt Die San Nntonio Sil
name Gocietp allf lire goridlas'
elm, 10 muB man oilf fie als ell
neutrality-suspicious. anieben.
Gam1tag aben0 fano in oel
Deetbopert : SoGe Der groBe Masfen.
ban Der Sermannslobne itott. 2el
Ser tpuroe Ser geiud ourd oas fal-
tc @etter beeintrddtigt. Mud oas
pl0bIide Derloiden Der eleftrii6ci
2idter un0 6os ll~nterbred)cn oes
GtraBenbobnperfebrs miro Mandel
abacbaIten baben gu fomnnen. SIN
merbin mar cine eroBe Mn5abl bill
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CHAPTER VI.
Missed.

The most agitated man in Lowell. on the race morning, was the assist ant manager of the Mercury company. And there was a maddening irony in his situation. At quarter after ten, fifteen minutes before the first car was to start, the Mercury stood ready, with, in his place. the trim, khaki-clad mechanician, concerning whose pos sible desertion MT. Green had spent much worry. But the driver. Stanton the unfailing, was missing. In the midst of the gay hubbub of the scene. the Mercury camp was on the verge of frenzy.
 "You've telephoned to his hotelT' inquired Floyd, no less troubled be- cause quiet, as MT. Green came up wiping his brows.
 aTelephoned! I've telephoned to every hotel in the town, to the police. to-to every one He went to his ho- tel and dressed for the evening, after he left here yesterday. and went on ;n an Atalanta automobile with some confounded woman; that's all l can learn. He never came back to the ho- tel, at all"
 Floyd's slender brown hand shut hard on the edge of the seat. his lip curled slightly.
 "A woman?" he repeated. his mer- ciless young voice stinging.
 "They say so-and I'd as soon have thought of Ralph Stanton getting drunk"
 You'd better phone to the insane asylum" advised the mecnanieian' and turned his back to the whole ai- fair. watching the brilliant spectacie nefore him with scornfu gray eyes.
 Five minutes passed ten. me nrsl gar was called to its station. me mel eury had drawn fifth in the lottery los place. Just four minutes Deio'e N'
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given his competitors. Late in the fourth hour he signaled Floyd to lean closer, and when he was obeyed;
 Where's the Duplex" hs ques- toned eagerly
 Al its repair pit for the last hour, " Floyd made hopeful answer. An there's only the Atalanta ahead of us.'
 Stanton shook his head, but let out his car a little faster
 The Mercury came across the line. at the finish just five minutes behind the Atalanta; to receive fully as great an ovation as the winning car. The spectacular driving, the record of the fastest lap and highest speed ever made on that course, the second place won in spite of the accident, almost eelipsed the Atalanta's victory.
 In the midst of the joyous tumult. Floyd descended, stiff and weary enough after the continuous run of five hours and fifty-eight minutes. But Stanton did not follow; leaning upon his steering-wheel. the focus of snap ping cameras, curious crowds, and blended congratulations and sympa- thy. Only when one of the judges came over to shake hands, was the ex- planation made evident.
 If l am to get out, some one will have to help me-" announced Stanton impassiveIy, and unelasped his mask. barring face gray with exhaustion under its coating of caked dust
 fTo Be Continued1