H. De Vere Stacpoole,
Signed and Witnessed
(1926)
“ I sleep best in the open, but I couldn't sleep a wink thinking of the spending I'd seen all day and the sure certainty of a gold famine. It's dead sure to come and then they'll be catching old-timers like myself and putting us through the third degree to find out where the gold mines have hid themselves. Search me, I don't know where they are. I've raked the whole world for metals, but I don't know where they are; they ain't there. But I could tell them where silver is, and, mark you, the time for silver is coming. ”
