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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Farm known as Fishing Point I'm the -.aAn-
Th election district now occupied by J. Oscal
Jones. Apply 90
WALTER /. DAwKIES.
Fidelity Building. baltimore. Nd.
July i5-3ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
CANDIDATES.
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.

For Register wiIIs-Philip n. Dorsey.
For county CoInmissioner-James Il. Raley'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
HOW II READS NOW.

''The proposed amendment. as embodied in
the Law actually passed, and contained in the
bound volume Of the laws OF 1896. reads thus:
State. IN the municipalities and counties 81 the
State, shall be made according to- merit and
tsaess. - ~ sceItained % iaf as practicable
except appointments which are subject 10
confirmation by the senate: and the general
assembly shall pass all such laws as may be
necessary more fully TO carry into effect the
provisions Of this section
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

Election Thursday, August 10, 1897.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
STEAMER ST, MARY'S

Will leave Pier 8, Light Street, every
Wednesday and Saturday at $50 A. m,
for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's, Gov
ernor's Run, and the Patuxent River, as
far up as Benedict. Returning, will leave
Benedict every Monday and Thursday Mt
600 a. m, Sotterly at $50 a. m and Mills
stone at 1890 a. m. Will leave Balti-
more for Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's
and Governors Run at $50 a. m, Tues
day and Friday. Returning, will leave
Governors Run at 100 p. m., Dare's
1.30 p. m, Plum Point at 2.l5 D. m. and
Fair Haven at 400 p. m. Monday, Tues
day. Thursday and Friday.
Freight received at Pier 3, Light Street,
daily.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

The train leaving Baltimore at a20 p. N
daily carries Pul imam Buffet sleeper New Ytrk
70 nashville. and the train leaving EaltIrn are
NJ e42 A. ~. rries Pullman Buffet SLEEPER
New York 20 Salisbury. uniting VITA Pullman
sleeper from horfoikl 20 Nashville TssITa
through THE Land Of the sky" wlthc;1t
For fun particulars, descriptive matter, I'd. !,
call on or address:
j. q. HORTON. Pass. Agent
JOB East German St lsaItlfuore Mi :
y. y: BkDWN. Hen'l Agent Pass Dent !
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent I
J. ". CIIP. Traffic Manager
w. III: GREEN. General SuperIutausIs.nt
May Ss.s5 TO "
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

Governor of Maryland.
BY order of tlfe Governor:
RICHARD pALLAM,
Secretary OF State
July 29-tN1,, D
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

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A large 4
cess Of ST. !
last. The |
iaboresl hei
result of
and confes
Supper, Isl
onasie. $esl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT.

"The words Of the proposed amendment. as
introduced IN the house March rs. and as sup
posed 20 have been passed By the -aouse March
-. were as follows:
Appointments and promotions in the civil
service Of the State. aad 81 al the civil dIvis-
ions thereof, including counties. cities. towns
aud Villages. except such appointments
subject 20 confirmation by the senate. shall be
made according 70 merit and fifness, 20 be rs.
cerfaincd so TAR as practicable. STALL be com.
psetitiye; and the general assembly shall pass
10 carry into effect the provisions Of this sec
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
REDUCED RATES. I
Tennessee Centennial Exposition,
Nashville, Tennessee,
OVER THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
AND NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA q
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.

Tie Southern Railway announces the follow
ing low rates from Washington. ID. C., 10 Nash
Exposition
Season Excursi0n Tickets will be- sold .laiIy.
- until and including October II. at s1H al
Twenty.Day Excursion Tickets will h. sold
daily, until October 10, mt ssl.05.
Een.Day ExeuFsion Tickets viii hes sold
on TUESDAYS aud Thursdays OF each week
until October ~; 1887, at sl5.3O.
mates Tor Military and Studamfs inspaF-
ties OF p or more made known upon apfdlca-
ton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

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cess Of st.
last. The
labored hei
result of d
and Comics
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Williams !,
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does nos NJ
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issue II J.
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and esrnes
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home in 81
ness.
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yesterday.
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this town.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

After ma
Williams q
cludesi his
the sheriff.
allowing h
the prina}
does NOS NJ
OF reason a
issue ID
gentlenaen
and carHes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

published by authority OF the Maryland
Democratic EdltJ.s' Ass0ciat:on.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

Ofiice-Pier 9, Light St.
July eft
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19

nsanu o. tnefr platform. the seadcrS leIr
constrained 90 make an effort. though
the majority evidently agreed with that
member who wanted 70 pluck all the
grapes IN the vineyard" and Il is no
ficeable that none OF the many motions
made On this subject conte lated Civ
ing effeeEto law until full opportunity
had been given for pIucIing Ill the
grapes. Both the house and senate lab
ored for weeks on civil service bills As
early as February 10th bill passed the
house providing for the appointment Of
civil service commission. making eiab-
crate regulations as TO its operations
and providing for 4 vote on the meas
ure in the fall OF 1896 Bit on the fol-
lowing day Speaker Mudd left the
chair. obtained reconsideration and
offered an amendment exempting all the
counties OF the State from the provis-
ions OF the bill, and making il apply to
Baltimore city only. In this shape it
was carried > The bill, however, never
passed the senate, but towards the close
OF the session the two houses reached an
agreement, and decided that the reform
should take the shape of an amendment
20 the constitution. The story OF this
legislation. and how il was nlysteriously
cnascuiated by the crafty hand OF some
spokesman, is told in the following ex-
tract from tile Baltimore News q Feb
ruary 10th, 1867:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-08-19
CHAPTER $50.

AN AsT 10 amend the Constitution On
the State by adding an additional Sic.
ton TO article fifteen thereof, to be known
as Section eleven Of said Article.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
GREAT DISPLAY Al SAN JOSE.
eOple of other VdiIey 3otUns Help to
StCeu the Crotcds.

StCeu the Cro+cds.
SAN JOSE, CAL, July 5.-The Fourth
was observed by a rousing celebration
here to-day Never before has such dis
play OF patriotism been made in San Ia
Clara County. Most of the interior towns
of the county abandoned all efforts at
home celebration and joined with Sa n
Jose. About a thousand membe pic
nicked with the local Y. NJ. |. council at
Agricultural Park. The business houses
were lavishly decorated with bunting.
The parade was at noon. 1t consisted
OF four divisions in charge of Grand Mar
shall George Y. Bollinger, and was
made up OF military and civic socie ties,
horribles, the ire department.. wheeImen
and city officials. In the afternoon liter
ary and patriotic exercises were held at
st. James Park. Jackson Hatch delivered
an Grafton. He said in part:
Over a century ago our forefathers pledged
to each other, to posterity and 10 suffering hu-
manly everywhere Throughout the world
with heaven as their witness, their lives and
their sacred honor to the advancement and
maintenance of the great cause which tpey
had espoused. And how well they redeem I'd
their great pledges history tells US. We lo.-
sess not only the best Government but the
most extensive empire, the most fertile val.
leys, the greatest resources, the most beauti-
ful country.
we WOuia uOL IOERoI OuI ulSlOII. lnOuGh II
be strewn thick with memories OF strife and
struggle disaster and death. it is the mast of
great people. 1t has its lights and its shsd-
ows, its glory and its gloom; it has its sacred
memories, its joys, It's sorrows, its tears. These
have but Intensified our history. They have
invested 1t with the sacred radiance OF
romance. They have consecrated il in our
hearts forever. We have survived the ami
mosities enkindled by the. war. Time has
cfaced the scars. The waste places have
bIoomed and blossomed again.
The great heart OF the Nation longs for the
fraternal Union of concord and love. The
south has risen again, all the grander and
sublimer, happier by reason of her humilia-
tion. The cycles OF this historic age will re-
sound again ana again with the choral songs
Of brighter liberty and purer Chris tianity
for our country. We moving forward TO
the accomp lishment of still grander aims and
g still higher destiny. Our conditions our
history, our high destiny, all require US 10
ma Ike this land of ours what it was intended 10
be in truth and in fact. the abiding place OF
freedom and q benign conservator of peace
among the nations OF the earth.
William a. Beasly read the Declaration
of Independence.
large crowd attended the Y. NJ. l.
picnic at Agricultural Park. Besides the
usual Fourth of July exercises a pro-
rramme OF races and athletic sports was
p esented. An Grafton YVES delivered by
ID. NJ. Burnett, and James ?. Sex read the
Declaration OF Independence.
The evening was devoted to a fine dis
play of fireworks. The festivities ended
with dancing IN Turn Verein and l. B. s.
halls.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
TULARE'S JOLLIFICATION.

Sic thousand People Take Rand In
The Fesfiritiss.
TULARE. CAL July 5.-Tulare's Fourth
of July cele bration, just closing, has been
ore of the most successful ever held here.
all the trains brought large crowds into
town, and at 10 o'clock fully 5000 people
lined the strests. The parade in the for :
noon, headed by the Tulare military band,
was vsry fine, and the "horrible" process
sion later was greatly enjoyed. Every
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Special Sale
Wines s-LiquOrs.

location, with immense reduction from regular prizes.
Regular
Holland (Jn, per I3c SIoo
Jamaica Rum, per 73c SLoo
Good Bourbon Whisky including old time
gallon jug.............. S2.47 $500
Good Bourbon Whisky including full quart
demiohn. SIC sI.Io
Fine Old Sour Mash Bourbon, per quart-.... 7ic $Loo
Fine Old California Port Wine, including old
time one-galon ug-.........~. SIC s115
Fine Old California Sherry, including olitme
one-gaIon e3c sI.25
Old California Grape Brandy, for preserving,
ETC., per gaon- S2.75 $3.50
Extra Table Claret, three years in wood before
botting, per dozen quarts S265 S3Io
Extra Old Sauternc, years DID, in wood be-
fore bottlng- S3.S7 $3.50
An immense stock of Ae Porter, Beer, Half and Half,
Mineral Waters, Champagne and Cordias etc. rates.
Examine goods and prices to satisfy yourself.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

to Publishers
quo Vads, by Senlewicz .............. $500 SLIGO
Equality, sequel to "Lookng Backwards I.25 LOO
soldiers of Fortune" by Richard Harding
I5o LZO
Ihe holr Invisible by James Lane Allen. 5o L2O
Inc Pursuit of the House Boat, a sequel to
az he House Boat on the Styx'......... 125 LOO
~. IN te ACE OF the Waters '............. 1so L2O
.I ne Massarenes, by Ouda.. I25 LOO
2ketenes IN Lavender, by Jerome K Jerome I25 LOO
"lhe rue George Washington" by Paul
e., Lester Ford; ... 200 L6O
Onele befnac by A. Conan Doye...... I.5o L2O
Nihg noaneeI py r. j. Stmson............. L6O
SImm m LIE OF Mchael Angelo" vols..... 600 4.SO
ruTeens LHe OF Cardlnal Manning" GOO 4SO
,,n eholiS s.9l U pdilas, 1890 200
vols Zoo 0O
Bigeow's German Struggle for Liberty"
vols... .......... zoo 400
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

Extraordinary These ,ass~t are ha probably
Shoe-Selling. you s have have ever ever heard heard
of. They are good-looking, dependable
shoes-every pair of them-and we have
almost every size in each STYLE Don't judge
qualities by the littleness of the prices.
Ladies' 81 Fine Handmade Shoes, Louis XIV
IleeiS. ...... 9/oo
Ladies' sI.75 Dongoa Shoes, pointed or square
toes es....... Sl.I9
Ladies' 81 Chrome Kid Extension Sole Shoes S2S5
Child's 81. 50 Fine Dongola Button Shoes size
10 and IoI at 73c
Mems So Good Quality Vici Kid Shoes -. SI.9S
Mems $3.50 Fine Calf Goodyear Welt Shoes S2.4S
Mems So. 50 Calf Congress Shoes, square toes Sl.4S
Mems s. Casco Calf Shoes, lace or congress- SI.25
Misses 81 Fine Chrome Kid Coth-top Shoes Si.25
Misses s. Fine Russet Spring Heel Shoes . Sl.34
Childs 90 Chrome Kid Extension Sole Shoes Si.O9
Childs SI.5o Chrome Kid Coth-top Extension
Sole Shoe. e7c
Boys 81. 50 Casco Calf Button Shoes, sizes
II to csc
Infants Dongola Button Shoes, patent tips . 39c
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Carpets, Mattings
and LinOIeumS.


price-cut to effect an immediate clearance.
Save you third anyway, perhaps more.
BEST GRADE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, including several
patterns of the famous Roxtury, are now reduced GEc
MADE ana laid per yard Wv
BEST GRADE BODY BRUSSELS, the last of this n ;.
seasons patterns, reduced from SIPS yard to 0OC
Extra Super All-Wool Ingram Carpets, best in the
country, now only yard Wv
English LnoIeum, very good quality, regular at 4oc oO
per square yard, only 0OC
Stout Linen Warp Mattings, fancy coored patterns 01Ic
regular CSC goods, <<2C
900 Hndoo Rugs, excellent for bathrooms summer zEo
homes, campers size 3oxoo inches reduced to ~
| inch at Bring your visiting Chris
The Cafe. l;1'' tan Endeav0r @. friends Is to the
dome for luncheon-the daintiest of service
at reasonable prices.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

FHlI1US CVc1y PcCc TIdTCIS0Oo
stock has been remarked for the Room-rnaling Sae
We expect to sell Silk in the next week than ordi
- nary stores handle in 70 days. Prices are in many
least below those of last week.
2inch Fouads light designs oc Now 25c
27inch Polka otand Stripe Foulads solid grounds
}o9 leHlo. ooo
Eg-cass Colored Brocaded Silks and Fancy Novelty
Stripe Taffetas, Now 75c
Novelty jacquard Figured Stripe and Rich Changeable
Effect olkS tnat were 81 NOW SUc
Very Heavy Fancy Roman Stripe Taffetas, perfect for
fine underskrts, Now S5c
Very Fine Imported Surah, full "a inches wide, white
fancy stripes solid ground reduced from To S25
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
THE EMPORIUM.
Mems SIS Hats Just 257
VIII Ra 60 sO Mems sam
Dla cliff

VIII be 0Z.OU. =
pie stiff
hats, in all the latest blocks of
the most famous hatmakers,
the only size 755-that's the
trouble. If you have a 7sshead
the biggest hat bargain you
ever got awaits you here.
25 dozen Mems Cloth Derbys,
worth SI.oo, have been re- Ena
duced to close out to. OOC
s. dozen Mems Fedoras-all
popular colors-Worth regularly
81. 5o-noW on sale at &s3S
oo dozen Children's soc Straw
Hats Hats have to been reduced to 25C
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
THE EMPORIUM.

A Glove Ladies Patent 2
Special. CLASP rcpl Kid d{ embrei. G5fvef,
'dery on backs-blacks, tans,
browns, English reds, OK
bloods, white and pearl-a
regular $I.25 quality in new
est style, will 60 on zEC
sale Wednesday at. a W
Genuine Jouvin & Gle French Kid
Gloves at Reduced Prices.
$I.75 4-Button Plain Kid noW.........SI.25
SI.75 4-Button Embroidered Kid now LIS
81. 90 4-Globe Button Kid now....... i.5O
$500 2-Clasp Embroidered Kid now LIS
$500 4-Clasp Embroidered Kid now I.5O
s.. 50 S-Button Length Mousquetaire,
dressed kid, black, white, pearl.
81. 50 S-Button Length Undressed
Kid, In all pretty evening
shades, now. W......................... t.5O
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Best Oriental
Bazaar in City,

city All kinds of curios and souvenirs made by the
skilled workmen of China and Japan on sale at low
prices. Second floor 'front.'
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Three Bedding
Specials.

Wool Blankets they are about 90 per cent woody at
S3S5 the pair instead of S.. They are o6xSo
inches, fully worth S., and the price d. or
until 200 pairs are sold will be....... OO.OO
100 ia White Dmity Spreads, MarseilIes pat
terns-the regular summer weight and excellent
value at s1.25 each. R00m-making price. SSc
100 Full size Comforts-Skaline covered, Zephyr
stitched-regularly sold for 81. 50 each l0S
have been reduced for this sale to. go. Ql.ZO
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
25c Papeteries
Will Be l7C.

erleS A short time ago we ordered 1000
boxes of the Emporium Special Sta
tonery tz4 sh: cts with square envelopes
cream TINT They came to US whiie. The
a liberal allowance for the mistake, and we cut
to I7o, good value at 35e-our leader at 2so.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Curtains. The lowest prices yet. We
n-. will positively sell High
Dc0QGrlGS. Class Curtains at prices

never before attempted in California. See
and compare with other stores best OFFERS
An Excellent Large Size Nottingham Lace Curtain now
The ST. 2, kind. .S.25 The So. 50 kind. ... $500
The s.. kind. .5O The 50. IS knd...... 800
Irish Point Lace Curtains, 81 yards by 54nces splendid
patterns reduced from 81. 50 90
s4 50 Satin Tapestry Portieres w............ 800
S. 50 Satin Tapestry Portierss 3.75
Chenille Portieres reduced from 1925 to...... 2.25
Chenille Portieres reduced from $500 3.75
Oriental Portieres reduced from 5000 to.... l2.5O
Oriental Porteres reduced from $1,000 500
Fish Net for Curtains 25c yard,
japanese Drapery I5e yard, PIC
Fine Cretons yard Sorims this week. SC yard
Dotted Curtain Swsses 36-inch i5c, 4onch ISc
Remnants and Odd Curtains at Half Price.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

to match) in a cream
maker made us a liberia
the price to you to I7c,
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

demand, as we'll as the heavier Duck and
Golf Suitings, are remarked at prices such
as similar goods were never sold here for
before.
I2Jc Golf Sutinos os.....N Now SC Yard
Ioc Striped Duck Suiting g Now SC Yard
Ioc Printed Batiste and Lace Striped
Dimities Now SC Yard
I5c Lace Striped and Corded DimtieS. Now &c Yard
Ioc Solid Color Navy Blue Duck Now &c Yard
zoe Tissue Brode and Fancy Lappet
Dmities Now I2lc Yard
25c Printed Organdies, choice floral de-
signs Now I5C Yard
CSC Lace Striped Linen Batiste Now l5C Yard
35c Fancy Striped Linen Batiste -. Now zoe Yard
4oc Silk Striped Linen Batiste. Now 25c Yard
soc Embroidered Spot Linen Batiste. Now 35c Yard
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

3S and 20 inch Figured Eta
mines = Figured Lizard
CIoths-Figured SoIiels-
Bourettes-and other fancy
Black Goods-fine Twill
and Imperial Clay Serges
that have always been sI.oo
and SI.25 yard-now cut to
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06


TIL aAMudL@ Mmam
nlmu uwdu
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
A Ro0m-Makinq Sale.


srapdL mfu iomn
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
20 Per Cent
Off Books.

OF science and fiction. See What 20 per cent
off means:
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

This popular department
has moved from basement
to first floor-Jessie-street
side-and begins business in
new and more convenient
ion from regular prizes.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Finest Silks
To Be Sacrificed.


FIGURED FOULARD SILKS, "a,
II and 80 inches wide, in the new green's,
purples, blues and browns, charming pat
terms, and charming PRINTED INDIA
SILKS, light or dark shades:
We're 75C ~
and S5c Nh
Last Week.
FRENCH ALL.SILK FOULARDS
AND PRINTED INDIA SILKS, II
inches wide, more than 100 lovely pat
terms for Fancy Waists and Gowns:
We're 9OC C-
and Sl.OO n.0(
Last Week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

Continued on Eleventh Page.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

We are going to sell
just 200 pairs, and no
more, of The Emporium
Special So called ALL
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

so dozen 75c new SHIRT WAISTS,
with while detachable linen collars. OOC
rehnCad % t)O
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Dollar Dress
Goods now SOC.

that are now SIoo. And so with other lines. Gle
are the orders. These offerings are the result:
BLACK DRESS GOODS
3Sinch Slk-fnished Brocaded Mohair-was
52-inch Figured Mohas Scilans-wee
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06
Astounding Price
Cuts on Jackets,
Capes, Suits, Etc.

Ladies' Fine ALI W ool CASHMERE TEA
GOWN OR HOUSE WRAPPERS-Ri Ribbon
and lace trimmed, four colurs, for q O. 80
mer price Slo, room m-makiDg price dDC-
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-06

25 dozen 81 so AMI So DIMITY SHIRT
white linen collars. ieduced TO. ..... 20
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-04

-Sn WturetIIe berrf9t
cine geipdltiee I%ufregung iiber ben
@4iffbru9 bes &auffabrtsi : Sdiffes
rIIir" BEL Suramau. beifeN 6olgen &C.
rabe3u entisblide linb. an 8prb bss
Sdiffes befunbep fid neuu MutroIen
unb flint paHasiere. Sur Don feds
perionen, bic serettet tuoroen iinb, bat
man ii4ere Rd9rihten. 0ieie 9srettes
ten geb6ren idmmtli9 Der 8emannung
bes S9iffes an. Die iibrieen Iinb perz
loren; 5fpei OieIer lebteren befunoen ii9
felt gei6ldgenes 49 Stunben in einer
b~eIonberen tragii6en unb erIdiitterna
ben Gage. OieIe ungliidliden befanben
Ii9 nGmli6 auf benz @rad, obne blB
ma linen tpegtn bes boben Seegangss
Silfe brineen tonnte. Bon Der Goms
manbobriide narsn Iie dlmGbli6 auf
ben Guberiten Ranb bes S9ornfteins
qeTtiegen, Der nod aIIein aus benz bon
@enen qepeitI6ten Meere berporraqts.
Der gu ibrer Silfe ausSefdnbteS dleppz
bampfer tonnte ni6t an oas @rdd
berantommen, trcboem nan oas 4sus
berite that, I'm bic l1ngliidli6en 7u
retten. Dom 2dnbe aus fab man bie1e
perapsifelnben 2eute. bic berS3erI6neis
benbe !Silferufe ausitieBen; bas Weer
peri6lang iie, nadbem ie 3 Sage ans
oeIihts bes 2anoes benz Tobe ItiinbIid
t~ntsegsniefen muBten.
Gin nit arobsr 8 ii
belt polIbradter 9oppelruubmorb
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