davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10

and hand IL to the man In the black
ulster who will. be waiting there. No
triekery can succeed. And this 10 your
last chancei JULES LEGAR."
Silently the beaten man stared down
at this strange misslve Slowly as he
did So the last OF his once iron will
melted away.
He rose heavily from his chair and
crossed to the vault From this vault
he took the ap, the timeyellowed
square OF MANILA about which so many
OF the SORROWS and troubles OF all his
life seemed b. revolve Then. calling
for his hat and coat and ordering a
car; he trembi7gly made ready for his
midnight visit OF capituation 10 the
Central Tower building.
While these events were taking
place, however there was one member
OF the Golden household who remained
far from Inactive When David Man.
ley so abruptly left a tranquil bunga
low al Cedarton and SO stealthily
pushed his way through the shrubbery
surrounding that bungalow. II was be
cause he had made the sudden dis.
covery that Legar himself was In the
neighborhood Nor was II hard for
him 10 guess the reason for that mas
ter-criminars invasion OF those seques.
tered grounds And Manley promptly
deciding TO stalk the stalker himself,
was rewarded by oyerhearing enough
OF Legar's plans. as the latter hurried
ly Issued his instructions TO two OF his
confederates near the roadside. TO
realize the necessity OF at once get.
ting In touch with Enoch Golden.
whatever happened. he felt. II was his
duty 10 warn Nargery's father that
Legar himself had acknowledged his
ignorance of the girls whereabouts
and had expressed hls intention OF
tricklng the chart out OF It's present
owners hands.
Ten minutes OF frantic efforts at
telephone booth IN the nearby village.
however. convinced hanley Of the Inn
possibility OF getting In touch with
Golden by wire.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10

quick cry OF warning bursting from the
drivers throat. Staring ahead. Jhe
saw that still another effort was being
made to intercept them. This time II
was a man with red flag. Instead OF
stopping. the car swept past the man
SO close that its fender-end slapped
against the fiagstick itself as he re-
peated his lusty shout OF command.
But that command was more or less
lost on Train. a little dizzy now with
the sheer drunkenness OF speed.
"Stop?" Knocked the driver as he
raced on. I'm going 10 stop for moth
ing this side OF hell"
Yet that valiant boast was little
more than the articulation OF mortal
pride so often preluding mortal disas-
ter. For. bearing down on them along
that lonely stretch OF roadway they
could already see a second car. The
point about this car that worried Train
was that II was not approaching them
as a well-behaved car should approach
a comrade vehicle, but vermiculated
drunkenly from one side OF the road to
the other. Even Margery. as she
leaned forward. puzzling over these
strange movements. realized that peril
was involved in passing a vihicle SO
uncertain OF It's course. At the same
time. too. she could hear from far be
hind her the prolonged and warning
cry OF an auto horn. wailing disturb
ingly through the quiet air OF the late
afternoon.
The next moment the two cars had
met, head-on.
There was a crash OF metal and
glass. a rending OF honey-comb radia-
tors and coppered tenders.
What happened after that for all
time remained strangely like a dream
TO Margory. She remembered seeing
Train lying close beside his wrecked
car. with the blood trickling from his
wrist and staining his whip-cord uni.
form. She remembered seeing other
figures. even more helpless looking.
But most OF all she remembered how
one OF these figures, pulling himself
together. had slowly risen TO his feet.
AS he did 80 he turned half-stupidly
about and stared down at her. And the
moment she saw that pallid yet tri.
umphant face she knew that It was Lee
gar She knew that he was confronting
her. that he was slowly but determin-
eddy making his way towards her. And
she knew that in another moment she
would have been their prisoner a0ain
had not a sudden and unlooked-for in.
terruption taken place.
This interruption came in the form
of flying roadster. with a masked
figure leaning low out from It's run
ming board as It swept down on them.
She remembered the sudden shout OF
the men. the sudden clutch OF the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10

NO damage when a half-hour's work
couldn't patch up.
But Manley. in truth. was thinking
little OF either Eyart or his fiier. AL
his thoughts. as he climbed frantically
up through the broken tower window,
were revolving about the problem as
to whether or not he was too late.
And that all-vitai question. still OBJ
sessed him as he mounted the iron
treads OF the stairway leading TO the
tower top. painting up flight after flight
until his lungs seemed bursting for
want OF air, and his over-driven heart
beat drumlike against his rib-cage.
And as he reached the top and flung
out through the narrow door opening
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10
IRON
lrNG|LYWy
[byAhu SfEingeT
SYNOPSIS.

On Windward island Palidori intrigues
Mrs. Golden into an appearance OF evil
which causes Golden TO capture and tor.
ture the italian by branding his face and
,erushing his hand. Palidori opens the
~ general rush TO escape the flood Kid.
-dhps Golden's slx-year-old daughter Mar.
CORY. Twelve years later I'm New York q
Masked One calling himself 1.-The Hammer
OF Cod rescues an eighteen-year-old girl
from the cadet Casavanti. TO whom Jules
Legar has delivered her, and takes her a
the home OF Enoch Golden, millionaire
whence she Is recaptured by Legar LegaI
den's secretary. setting fire to Golden's
buildings. but escape. Margory's mother
fruitlessly implores Enoch Golden 70
find their daughter The Masked One
again takes Margory away from Legar.
Legar loots the Third National bank but
again the Laughing Mask illustrates his
plans
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10

strong hand as II caught at her while
the roadster swept by, the equally sud
den pain through her bruised body as
she was swung safely up into the seat
OF the onward swerving car. She re-
membered, too, the arm close about
her as she lay back. weak and pant
ing, as they danced and speeded on
along that lonely road. She remem.
bered turning in through a stone gate
winding along an orderly gravel drive
way. stopping before q Vine-bowered
bungalow. She remembered, as the
masked man at her side helped her In
through an ivory-white door, turning
dazedly TO him and asking who he was
And she remembered the smile that
showed just beneath the fringe OF the
yellow domino as he shook his head
and the sense OF deprivation that
swept through her as she found her
self once more alone. Then from the
same door through which the Laugh
ing Mask had stepped she remem-
bered. she had Seen quieteyed WON
an come out. 4 quieteyed woman who
had crept up 20 her, with tears we'll
ing from her eyes and smile OF pity.
ing tenderness about her lips.
"Margery. don't you know ne? Don't
you remember your own mother7"
that quiet-eyed woman had asked as
she had taken her In her arms. And
as she stared up into that motherly
face. bent so close over her own, she
had said. with a gasp Of bewilderment,
Are you-you the Laughing Mask"
but her mother. she remembered. had
smiled. almost sorrowfuliy. and had
put finger TO her lips.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10
The Tower OF Destiny.

Enoch Golden. anxious and worn.
out. sat waiting for some further word
az to the fate OF his daughter Aargery.
Nothing had come TO him since Trains
startling message OF the collision and
the even more startling news of the
girls mysterious disappearance. He
would have got little consolation from
q talk that Was taking place over the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-06-10

NIaNeo h1c ic'NF"S"N
which you stlll hold. Unless this Is
delivered to me. and delivered as J
have already directed, the Spotted
Warning will come to your daughter
Maraery. And the meaning OF the
Spotted Warning she already under
stands. JULES LeoAh.
And what do you intend. TO do?"
asked Manley. still staring dewn at
this strange note.
\ DO you suppose" retorted Golden,
With a slightly tremulous finger al.
rkady on the bell. that I'm going TO
Empty my safe TO every blackleg who
handles about catch.word that be
longs to little Italy,"
But what earthly use IL this piece
lof chart to your" asked the Younger
man.
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0ur6 cine am Gamltag in
ODem, oa5 I'M @bite Yoint Gas
feloe in Nueces County liegt,' obge=
boltene Srobibitionspabl miro iebt
at6 ser lebte Saloon in Ben Count
ties ge1eces, San 8atricio, See,
SIM @eas uno &leberg gei6lolIen
iperaen.
= Sine temporGre Bride 3Dil6en
@alpeiton l1no Dem Seltlanoe lit 'am
Samitag fir Oen @agenberfebr er=
offnet.
= Der t3iGbrige Gilbert Operbp
bon @aco rettete ben 9idbrigen &op
Bbitemot1 nit eigener 2ebensgefabr
BON oem Sooe oes grtrinfens.
= Sn Beaumont nltroe Ser 27-
iGbrige @opofot Grodett 8iliams
NIT elmer &11gel i'm Ser3en in Ell
ner 4aep aufgefunoen.
@uf oen &iibner : 6armen
BEL Gan Mngelo miro iebt oos @e=
fliigel, eeraoeio mie Die S6afe nno
&inopieb, ngeoippt", um Siibnerlan-
ie mo onoeres ltnge5iefer 5u Der
nt6ten.
geim 8aoen i'm Colorado
SluB ertranfett oie orei Sdpeitern
Della, 2i55ie ltnb gula 8rerper aus
8oitrop, Die Mdoden ltanoen i'm
Sitter pom 20, t6 uno IA Sabren.
SSu Nuitin miro in ben ga
gen bonn II. Bis 10. Suli Elm Sar-
mers= Snititut obgebolten; on $500
Seilnebmer baben ii6 bis iebt oa5ll
gemelbet.
Dos 0iitriftsgeridt gu Sort
@ortb bat ii6 getpeigert, Ser 5l 8
Ssabren 3u6tbalts berurteilten 16=
i4briaen Srau &atberine 6arrilon
einen rlelten 8ro3eB 5u 6epiligen.
@ute &egen iino am 1. Sitlt
mieoer in oen @eeenoen BON @uero,
@on5oles, @ictoria, @oliuo, Scar
fall, Sort 2apaca, @eitboff, geepille
uno gncinal g%efulen.
= Sn ser Nabe bon CORPUS Gbri-
iti ultroen IA IerIonen tpegen Ser
lebung Ser Siiderei : @eiete per-
baftet uno our6 oie ganf nit $50
b%eitraft.
Die Sabres : aonpention Der
teranilden 8oit : Glerfs miro gegen,
mdrtig in MuItiu obgebalten; Die
Geriammlung onlert 5wei Gage.
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6ricas : Nabridbtett.

9pro Gobert Geeil, Der &lpfaSe-
Wimiiter, iaste I'M ltnterbanIe, Sak
Die frans0iide mmb Die enslild)e
&esiermmg iibereinsefommen ieien,
bic teilmeiie 9mrdfibrnns Der 2on-
Sumer Seflaration, bnrd meldle Der
SamSel sur See sereselt luiro, anf-
smbcben. Gr boffe, bak fid Die an-
beren Nlliierten SieIem &urseben
anIdliekem wiirberl. SIS miirbe cine
,CrSer in Council" erlahen iuer-
Sen, moonrd Die peridieoenen Or
bers, meldJe infer Der 2pnOpmer Dc
flaratiom absefakt woroen Ieien, 5i-
riidaespsen mirSen. Die 8riinoe
fir bieles @orgeben miiroen in et-
mem @anifeit befannt seseben iper-
ben. - @efebrt bat iid GnglamS
in ben meiiten 5Glen Idon lamsit
mid5t mebr an Die 2unboner 9eflara-
tipm.
Neruplane iinS natirlid) bel Der
ensliid : frans6fiIden Offeniipe mns
Der oentIden Mbiuebr anfs Gifrigite
tatig. Die aprreIppnbenten ersab-
len aud BON linen 8nmberoinse.
Gin sanses 8eidiuaber bon rSof-
fers" Iullen lie perjaat nmo teilipeile
permidtet nnb nod cine game Nen-
ae anberer !Seloentaten lollen tie
amssefiGrt babem. IndJ bieie @adr
ridten iinb NIT GROCER @priidlt anf-
stnebmen.
Hm1iIde Surpeoobpute iollen am
80. Snni i'm Sd,parsen Meer on
Der fleinafiatiiden aiiite 40 feinO-
lidje SegelIdiffe seritOrt babem. Die
3adridt miro mol gelosen lein.
lteber Die Ippeaation Sir &oser
GaIements miro am II. Suli ner-
banbelt uerben.
9as in Stofbolm erIdleinenoe
ySpensfa 9~asblabet" bebauptet, Die
9entId)en bereiteten in Der Office
cine srpFe Offeniipe nor. Sn Gi-
ban ieien bereits piele Sprpeooboote
nno Seitroser ameefommen.
Gine GepeIde ans 2unSOn mel
set, ole GnalGnber batten ale Sen-
I~msmasrcgeln fir Die Seridlte pom
Griessidanplat a%mfaebObem.
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grunSefsentums : ltebertraammsem,

8iuie Soenede an 8erar @ount9.
elm balber Ider 2anb fin cine aiessrIs
be; $15.
Senrietta g. Curtis an Gus 3alman,
8ig, @runbftiif in 5igblanb Yarf; $3.50,
STE 2eob al eli uno Clara S6loB,
@runoItide inn Gountbs8lod 4003,
uno in ben Gitp@8lods 2593, 997, 1929,
1880, 316, 1926 unb 10; $500.
2ouis 9romeoole an @rnit Saur nnn
Srau. @rltnoitid an Der Surnet StraBe
Ano Rnlmetto @be. $3.50.
6. 9. 3iegler uno Srm an SO. 9.
&erIb, @rlmbftiid am 8pIemere Ylace
$500.
6. U. 9olan II. g.. ourb Sheriff. an
Narb Set. @runoitiid i'm neuen Gitne
8lod 1880; $4,000.
Iarp 8. 8eidert an 6, 8. aerieg
uno Srau, 8runbTtiid i'm nellen Gitpz
8lpd 1865; $1,000.
Otto Sfub an G. q. Slider, @runb@
ltiid in Der gogeipopo 9lb6ition; $500.
Soutbtpeitern 2anb Corporation OH
Srib uno q. Stieler. @rlInbftild am
Sniniet 8lace; 5000.
+. &. 8otipta on u. g. 8otipfa.
8runoftiif inn neuen GitpsSlod 2076;
$1,000.
Srant Bella unb Srau an Ssrau Nins
ME 6enrh. @runbitiid I'M rieuen gitpz
glod 2t84; $1,000.
90. s. 4rnolb. Eruitee. an q. @rons
fostp, @rirtoitiid i'm neuen gitpS8lod
1888: $500.
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4uf Sort Gam @ouiton relp.
in Camp @ilion meroen I'M 2aufe
Der ndditen Gage $4,000 norolide
Yfili5 Soloaten ermartet; oos 60
aer miro piel umfangreider weroen
als I'M Sabre 1911, 81 melfer 3eit
nur 1900 Mann bier fampierten
9as +. Sainois GegimIent, beItebeno
aus 1912 Diann lit bereits einae.
troffen; bieiige SpaBDogel boben lid
ben i6ledten Bis erIaubt, Die Seltte
nit ben ternuiiden 9lapperidlan.
gen, Die 20 SUB lang merOen loaen
nno ben s&eo Bugs, ole nod gif
tiger oils Die Shlnngen Ddrert, GAM
geborig in ole Angit 81 iagen.-aud
oas 3. Sainois 8tegiment lit OH
Sonntag pormittag INN 1890 an
aelangt uno lit neben benz erlter
einqlartiert iuoroen.
= SIM Menger Sofel miro gfon
taq aberlo cine BON bieligen Gamer
e~inberuferte gerfanmliita abgebal
ten iperoen, IN Der cine 3tueig : ab
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wabl>Nnseieen.
Tiir Gpnmtg-Glerf

Sic nSreie Breiie fir Seras" lit niz
toriliert, Germ Sranf OF. Neiuton als
aanoibaten fir 8iebertpabl fin 0us Gmt
beg County =Glerf IN Der acknowledgement
bemofratii6en YrimdrtpabG am %. Suli
an3utiinoigen.
8ir Iin6 dlltoriiiert, 5errn George
Surfeg als &anoioaten fir bas Imt
oes COUNTY Giert IN Der bemofratiiden
Srimdripabl am %. Suli au8utiinoiaen,
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Snlano.

= Sn Stem '0orf If 5rau Settle
Greer, ongeblid Die reidite Srau
Der 8elt. i'm Sitter BON 50 Sabren
geItorben. sic binterldBt elm Ser
mogen, oas altf mebr als bunoert
Wilionen Collars geid6tt piro.
= 8ie aus @aibington gemelOet
miro, iino ungef6br 1000 unlerer
Iorineiolooten in Sapti, Inn Die
&~epoIution BORT 5n unteroriiden.
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Cine potriotii6e 5eier oes 4.
Suit miro I'M I6onen Seim Der
SermonnSIobne abgebalten uno eth
abtpedSIungsreides 8rogromm ipirc
geboten.
9aS @eIommt gigentlm bon
8eror Gountp miro in oieiem Sab
re auf Sill, 100000 gegen $110,=
4O3,4 i'm Goriobre o6gel6obt.
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9as finfsisiGbrise Sitbilamm Der
San Nntunio Natipnal Sanf.

Die Gan 4ntonio National 8anf,
eitles unlerer ItGrfIten uno groBteli
8eIo : Snltitute, lit ant 5. Sltli
1866 BON Col. Geo. @. Breckenridge
qeariinoet moroen, Ger Bis Dor eint-
qen sSabren als Yrditoent an Der
Spise o%eriel6en itano. Die uripriing
liden Mftionare maren: George @.
Breckenridge, 6. 8egener, S. z.
Breckenridge, $. q. Yal6al, 6.
Bort, Sbomas $. Stribling, 8iliam
Gbrpsler, Dapio 8eG, @il1ium 6.
Sones, auguit Nette, @rbaro ger-
tenrieoer, @uguit Sartmann, Sioneo
g. Gambia, &obcrt eager.
Das Stamnfapitaf betrug $125,=
900 uno oie ganf befano iid 5uerit
i'm Jog. Sren1 : @ebauoe, plroe
oann in oas Gi0ole-, ipater in Oas
Oapper @ebduoe, gfe Commerce
uno 81. Mdrp StraBe perlegt uno
be5og an 6. 0obenlber 1886 ibr Ell
genes @ebdlioe, ons tie ieitoem Be-
ipobnt. In 81. Muguit 1912 ber-
faufte goI. 9rofenrioee feline aftiea
an 2erop 6. Oenman, Der als Sor-
diser oes 9ireftorenrates %ernannt,
mGbreno 5eroinano &erft Der be-
reits I'M Sabre 1872 in Die ganf
eingetreten ltno bon Stufe gu Stufe
geitiegen mar, als Yrdiioent Der
8anf ertpabIt puroe. Die iesigen
Direftoret itno: 2eroD g. German,
s. Serff so. 6. 9radenrioge, Go
min Chamberlain, '@alter Holte,
81. g.. 9innir, Or. 81. 6erff, 5lopo
Wc@otpn, Ghomas $. Sranflim,
Sen M. Stribling.
Dies lit Ole furae @ei6i6te Der
Gan @ntonio National 8anf, Die
nit Sen Sntereiien Der Staot eng
permafien lit mo Ole Der Staot
infolge ibrer por5iigliden Gerpal-
tung unb Siibrung, infolge ibrer
Solioit1t mo hires beitdnbigen
8ahstnms nod auBen bin unitreiti9
Elm Beoeutc1loes anleben perI6afft
sat. Erob aGer 2i6eralitdt mar
8oriiht oie erite geidGftlide &egel
uno bGufig lit eol. gradenrioge per
ionlid eingetreten uno 5reunoen
oefalig gemeienl nm oerganf Elm Hi.
fifo niht al i~iberfalien. Die Gan Nm
tonic gsational ganf golt itets als
cine pornebme 9anf; in allen ibren
Eransaftionen mar Die Gtbif oeS
8anfgelddfts perforpert. nno 10.
ourften BERN oie Staot unO ibre 8e-
mobner itets itols iein auf Die San
@ntonio yeational 8anf, oenm ibr
outer Ilif mar in ben gan5en Ser.
Gtaoten berbreitet.
Inter Der ~bepdbrten 2eitltng oes
Serrn Ferdinand &erff miro oaiiel-
be Spitem, meroen oieielben Trill-
sipien, Die bisber in Der 8nnf gal-
ten uno ole ibr Den pbdnomenalen
grfolg perid,afften, beibebolteil. Gu
porfommenbeit, Siderbeit, &rompt-
belt iine g~arantiert.
@ir grdtulieren Der San antonio
9ational 9anf 81 ibrem Srlbelfelte
uno miinlhm ibr nod LANCE, lange
Sabre oes @eItebens uno bliibenoen
@eoeibens.
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6auS III ufrrenten.

0as mntere nnS obere Stofiuerf
bon CIR. 21S Sf-gommeree Strafe
lit sn berrenten. NGbere Gnsfnnft in
ser Office Der uBreien Treiie".
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Stir County Sdabmeiter.

ssh Iino outoriiiert. Germ Setter g.
Suefseu nls &anoibnten CUR 8ieberipabl
fir oas Imt bes GonntD= g datmeiiter
in Ser bemofrntiiden 9rimdrtpabl dnz
aufifn0inen.
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7siir Gpuntn 9(niualt.

8ir linb olltoriiiert, 9erru Com s.
Mention ais &anoibuten fir oas Imt
oes GUuntp : aniualt in Der oemofrati@
fhen &rimdriuabl am %. Suli on5ua
fiinoiQeu.
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l.okdIes.
@oransiidtlid)es 8ettcr.

Stir Gut @ntonio uno llmgegeno:
STIR beute 4beno urto morger, tell
meiie belp0lft.
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Manor 'grpmn nnteritiitt ,.
u. MfeAsfia ais naditen 9iitrifts-
anmalt; wenn ,Sbr oaber gure Stim-
me fir McNsfil abaebt, iuablt Chr
inoireft FIR Iappr Sromn. Gcnft
caribcr mad.
fq2nIitildhs Wuaeide
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Gonutp aommiHar 3re5inft
go. 2.

g8ir iino autoriiiert, 6errn Gbas. 4.
gutseit, &nloibat fir Bieoeripobl fir
oas Nmt bes GuuntD = &ommifar Ire=
shift go. 2 in Der beborltebenoen benuos
tratiiheu 8rimdriuabG om %. Suli ons
8~utiinoi9eH
Sir Gonntp = Spmmiiar Yre5imff
Wo. A.
8ir iiuo altoriiiert, Serrn Saruep
@ed ais aanbiodten fir oas amt bes
Gomnts = &oanmiFdr 3re3inft SO. 4 in
Der bemotratil6en Rrimdrtuobl am %.
Stli ntt8utiinoiaen.
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HurluIIeIL 9eeue SeIa5, 9z.oUi va
~Iifornia $2.85.
9iiBe 8artoffeIn. 2ouiiiana. $1.75.
@urfen, per 8u5hel, $1.50.
Spinnt, 75e per gnifel.
Squaib, 75c per 8ufdel.
Gierpflan5en, $1.20 per 8uihel.
aopfialat, $3.50 nnb $2.75.
8obnen, Crime, $1.25 bis $3.50 Der
8uidet.
Gfra, $500 fir pier 8nihel.
BlumenfobI, $1.75 fir 10 5tid.
Haoiesden, soc {. 1 Sob. giinoeI.
&obl, $3.50 per grnte.
GeteriiIie, 35c Der Sbb. s8inoel.
3tpie6elu, California, $3.50.
SeGerie, $1.00 Der 9ubenb.
@riiner 8feffer. Seras. SIPS.
8eeten, 40c Der Sbo. s8iinbeI.
@elbe 8nr5eIn, 80 II. 35e per 0se.
Observation-Disclosures per 8fo. 1870
Somaten Seras, 4 a6rbe. 85e nno
90c.
gantaloupes. S~tanoaro, $3.50 per
Crate; Sum6o. $1.25 Der Crate.
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SElosex 8ersAr
Banmluoae.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

San Nntonio, Seras, 1914 gts.
@alpeiton, seitern, feline S0rfe.
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NUIlUNIuMtMs NrUOutle.
San GntoniD, Ser, 3. Suli 1915.
Yrime CRUDE Cotton 5eeo Oil, SO
Gents Der @aIone-
Netp Yprf, 8. Suli. Spot. 5000
bio; Snli, $10.75 nno $1,000; Mllgnit.
$10.73 nno $10.75; September. $10.64
uno $10.67; Sftober, 1895 uno 1857;
gobember, $8.77 unb 1854; 9e5ember,
$500 nnb $S.74, Saniiar, $S.68 uno
$8.71; Sebruar. $500 nnb $3.50.
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yte6.Marft.

WIeH'UtHIIf
6nn Intonio. Ser, 8. Suli 1915
aiibe $500 bis $5.45.
@Glber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
0dien $3.50 bis $6.75.
9unen $4.75 bis 1925.
ct. 2ouis, 8. sSuli 1916 - 8inbs
bieh. Seras<@ieb. $3.50 Bis $1,000.
Sdtpeine $9.25 biz 5000.
SGnfe.
Ghfpere bonn GHInfter ......22 Sta.
0eidte btm GbIahter ........22 Cts
Grin aeSdlsene ..........1Sh Ste
Jele.
Wolf u1o Suhs 30 Gtk
NngorasSiegen per Bfo. ......10 Cts
gnecras8iegen. bei4dbist -. s gu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-16
APATHY IN BARRE POLITICS.
Caucus Day OFF and There Is Very Lit
tie Activity.

| Whether or not the apathy that has
! hung over the political situation in Barre
this year will spread TO the citizens eau
Gus at the opera house Thursday evening
is a question to be answered by time
alone. but the fact remains that the at
ttude of unconcern which existed two
weeks ago has not disappeared and for
the first time in a number of years the
eve of the caucus is reached with scarce
ly an outward indication that anyone is
seeking Office or has the least desire to he
honored by the electorate Apathetic at
tempts to start the political pot a-sm-
mering fortnight ago did not get very
far, although few possible candidates.,
fewer than usual, were broached.
1t is known that Mayor langley ia
willing to go before the voters for sec-
ond term and his name will probably be
presented tomorrow night. Former Al
derman Harry c. Patterson stated to-day
that he will not be n candidate for the
mayoralty at the caucus unless some
thing should develop over night and to-
morrow. Yet there remains sort of a
mentioning" candidacy connected with
Mr.. Patterson's name that cannot be de
scribed as quiescent. James Mackay's
name will be presented again for the of
fees of city clerk and treasurer George
L. Morris viii let his name go before the
voters as a candidate for the office of
and tax collector and no real
opposition to George Parks denomination
as second constable has developed. No
,ne has been interested enough, it seems,
% speculate on the nomination of candi-
lates for the French's Barre library di-
-ectorate, the auditorships and the as
iessorship.
Ward nominations are TO be sugared
,fT Friday evening at 1890 O'Clock. Al
lerman Edwin Keast is candidate for
as alderman in ward four,
Alderman A. +. Bruce is to be candi-
late again in the sixtn ward and Alder
nan J A. Healy is candidate for cleo
ion in ward two. Thus far they are un
opposed. although the Socialists are to
dominate ward and city candidates at
heir caucuses Friday night. 1t may be-
neuitioned here that the Socialists are
at sea as to whom shall be
ominated. although they are determined
0 have complete slate in the field.
ehool commissioners are TO be elected
] ward five and ward six.