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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
A Word to the Hoys.

II you have anything To DO, do it at
once. Don't sit down in the rocking chair
and lose threc-quartcrs of an hour in
dreadin.s II" job. BE sure that it will seem
ten times harder than it did at first.
Keep this motto BE in time on small
things as well as great The boy who is be
hind time at breakfast and school will be
sure to get left in the important things Of
life.
If you have chronic hal it of dreadina
and putting of things, make great eff
fort to cure Yourself, Fr2cc up! Make W
yolr mind thai you will have some back.
bone. Dom lie Il limp, jcllytlsh kind Of q
person.
Depend ura7 W. life is very much as
you make it. T.. st thing to decide is,
What are y9u going to make it?
The ry thing is to TAX" Off your coat
and go to wcHk. Make yourself necessary
somewhere. There are thousands of boy.
and young mon who WOO ,dn't lie missed
If they v1p'd crop cat tomorrow.
Don't lie one If this sort.
Be a power in your own little world,
and then, depend ulon it, the big world
will hear from you.-Oer sunday After
noon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
SHERIf rs SALE.

HANCOCK SS.:-S-ATE OF MAINE
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXEC IION issued
ID from the supreme judicial court for the
county of Hancock, and state of Maine, upon
judgment of said court, rendered at the
ment bears date the first day OF Febru-
ary a. d. 1897 against Catherine Rich
ardson, of Boothbay, county of Lincoln,
and State of Maine, and in favor OF 5. w
Herrick, of fremont, in said county of Ham
cock for the sum of twenty-siX collars and
fifty five cents debt or damage, and twenty,
suit, and fifteen cents for one wit of eAecu-
ton, have seized and taken the hereafter-
described real estate of said defendants and
all the right, title ana lntero st when The SAID
defendant has in the same or htu on the 18th
day of January, Il. d. 1896, at O'Clock in the
afternoon at he time when the same was at
tached on the original writ, on which the
aforesaid Judgment was aiyen, viz:
First. A certain lot parcel OF land sit
uated in said fremont, AVID bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit; beginning at
stake in the east line OF the town Why leading
to the steamboat wharf and at The southeast
corner of the lot set off by James Long
and from thence running north TWO degrees
and fifteen minutes west eighteen rods and
eleven links to u stake at or near the south
line of high street; thence following said
south line north seventy degrees and forty
five minutes east eight rod> and eighteen
links to stake; thence SOu,n ~" degrees
and thirty minutes east twenty rods and
one link to a stake at or near the west line OF
the town way leading to The steamboat wharf;
thence 10. owing said west lin, Aor.A forly1
seven degrees and fifteen minutes west twelve
rods and twenty-four links to the place OF
beginning. containiuS one aid tH,-tenths
acres more or less.
second \ certain lot or parcel Of land sit
uated in said fremont, and bounded and de-
scribcG as follows, to vii: L ii. ming at
cedar Sac. BE at or near Aisa water mark at The
Albert Long amt from thence running north
two degrees and tttosu % inut. west twelve
rods ;uI3 ,stAi$ link .a stoke ii or near
the We line OF the town ROAD .1jag to the
steamb"at wharf; thence roll vfi aid west
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
A Mexican Belle.

1.-THE Mexican hcllcza is born coquette
and misyess of the art of captivation, "
says Edward Page CASTOR in The Ladies'
Home journal. Her eyes of limpid night
are demurely pensive, almost to sadness,
and the long lashcs which partially cur.
tain them droop languidly and apparently
without purpose, but all this is only 10
veil the sly chances constantly sweeping
here and there for fresh conquests The
eyes of a Latin beauty are simply magnif.
cent in their changing expressions. They
perfectly mirror every shade of sentiment
in the southern soul. The face, too, dan.
gcrously demurc, unless lighted up by a
radiantly captivating smile, can hardly be
mate cd for beauty the wide world around,
when REGARDED in all its harmony of CLEAN,
ing tcCth, cGuHtvnancc delieately tinted
and dluI led r4N,n hair falling in wave,
upon the n4ar4e OF the high, white fore
head and tn film of the lace rought es
villana zlGssly tossed with true CaStIl.
ian grace GFeu the head.
"A corn.r u the lace head wrap lightly
kisses ioc head and clcgk AID makes Ill
crownia" to the gracefully lined FORM
shawl in tie silkcn folds and sweeping
fringe of the costly taLalo brought oNci
from Slain as Il family heirloom many
years ago. j s!ore is no costume more leit
ting the occasion than these Andalusiar
shaWls and lace head draperies, rc-entorccd
by the Spanish fan, innocent in itself, but
whole battery of cXl ressiyoncss wheL
commanded by the taper fingers of south
ern beauty abroad for conquest"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

snare consists of II ren made of small
sticks about n foot high and having an
opening on one side about six inches
across, In the picture some of the sticks
are shown cut off short in order to reveal
the interior of the pen. Over the doorway
a stout twig is arched.
Two sticks about ten inches long are
whitfield to "a point at one end and cut
square at the other. One of them is baited
with sweet apple and balanced upright
at the farther side of the pen. The point
of the other stick is carefully balanced at
the point of the upright, the other end be-
ing placed just under the arch, where it is
held fast by the moose wire This moose
wire is fastened to springy sapling.
When the rabbit sees the apple, he pops
through the moose, but the moment he
touches the bait down fall the two sticks,
up goes the sapling, and he is caught in
the noose.-Chicago Record.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
The Window Curtain.

There are divers ways of arranging win
dow curtains, and no one way seems more
correct than another, it is SO largely q
matter of taste. Most women tie back
their window curtains about half way
down the sash. This allows very little
light to penetrate the room from without.
They are quite as pretty and far Tleasantel
in the result II ,he tying takes place about
one quarter OF the way from the top. This
preserves the screening effect and does not
keep out all the sunlight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
Spool Ottonans.

Common spools are quickly made into
toy ottomans by covering them with scraps
of gay silk or plush putting a little wad
ding in at the top for cushion and tying
a piece of ribbon around the center, and
the boys car make many such gifts to de
light little sister, whose wonderful doll.
house requires an endless quantity of fur.
niture
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

When feod scorches in the kettle, thu
latter seems ruined beyond redemption,
but Il possible remedy is to take the kettle
at once from the fire and set it in pan o.!
cold water. This treatment, oddly enough,
will nine times out of ten remove the
burned taste entirely.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
grgal Ndtiess.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK COUNTY ss:-Clerk's office, supreme
judicial court, Ellsworth, Maine, March b
a. q. 1897.
NOTICE is hereby given that F. Carroll
IN Burrill, of Ellsworth, Hancock county
Maine, has filed in this Office notice of his inf
tention to apply at the April term of said
court, a. d. 1897, for admission TO The bar.
JoHN +. KEoWLION, Clerk.
1--WE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admini5
TRAITOR of the estate OF Josie ~. Garter, late
of Sedgwick, in the county OF Hancock,
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
tate of said deceased are dcSi. d 10 present
the same for settlement, and al indebted
thereto are requested 10 make payment inn
medlately. Ju"-.- IN. PANS.
Fe Guary TO- a. d. 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

A great array of knives and forks is not
seen at the best tables. Two knives and al
the most three forks are considered sufli
cient, the others being supplied as they
are needed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

Ease and grace are things greatly to bt
desired aid sUII oscd to lie given only tc
the t&l critics et the gods. 1t is neverthe.
less possible TO acquire them by artificial.
means. ~ good way" says one city
belle, lis TO proceed to study pictures and
great actresses on the stage and try to imi
tate thCm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

Mrs. Ida A. Harper, chairman of the
California suffrage press committee, in an
article on women In War, states that
in an Indian war in the Northwest Terri.
tory the records show that 100 women
were slain ON the battlefield
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

"What is an apple corc?" asked Mis-.
Brown. Roy little hand shook. "What
is it, Roy2''
"A core is what fellow gives away
Miss Brown"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

Some mothers object to the higher edu
cation of their daughters on the ground
that, as they do not usually leave college
until they are 20 or 23, their chances OF
matrimony are materially diminished.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

l.,s-.-.r,,-. ..,.., In. ,,.,.,.-,,
:, 80, ,..,..., ~, III, -.
lii'
tn Iii l'',''', - '''s - Vi inc "o 'd>
WIS Tauret. Who I'D enee kept the VILLAGE
caie ana WI llV - eS' vi ''c count
but he was p'' or no" 10 exercise either
calling. knew l.itNt cotlld tN!l me all
about that G. "tte'lh% MN next day,
he CAV q Win hluG4l oetdil inc story o!
Grls fAi HI;
They c-I!t" inc man pris lapin because
OF has .. VIZ n was tificN ana gr-,
and he haI p"'iAi ]vht tcFfh-;ihdd d mon
sicur Iotic2 le prominent teeth OF NJ. o>
BlcnNiIiH the master oil the hounds? He
was i OF TINS country, this Girls lar'''.
but fr brittany, ana was once valet de
chlenS u tn 'omte dc BlcnViilc-withl Ii.
houAGS and ms other distinctions. Inc
count I'd t i his estate, and he Wet
in hit 40, 'aobody knew where. As IN
Girls l.. ~ he would not take anoth
place. He loved his freedom and to live
after his own pleasure, and he set up us n
woodcutter, business at which he VS.
very ex9ert-too expert perhaps, for =,
forest keepers. who suspected him of fell
inr moro wood than he paid for, but for II
10 time tn, V could prove moth aoajrst
HI \.
He would often come to my little cafe,
an We beea''.c great FRIEND He told me
h had vie in l,>itt.Hy i..ld q son there
named fust"sc, and that il the neighbour
hood 1yed M'l'. -f~ag9, T." Count &c
Bl.nNillt's dPu"htcr, WHO Va, E.ing car
70" h. i.. n.'..4AyI CTS I;.f...l
void G#lt l.- 4 - to Brittany.
1t was G@f T.. 80 ls5Ar.-t Us IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
NATE t4.a.

HANcoCK SIS:
To the Honorable il. tire Of the. eme ju-
dicial court, next To gt h0-'c = lSWurth,
within and for TN c..ut2 OF LHncock,
ON the second Tuesday Of AErtl "a Ia1t.
4 NNlE L. RA &s.sr OF htuI5.44#, the
"a county Of Haa +, e q EaiHa,
respectfully Represents that sh- is re wife 4
Harry L Banks, late Of satd blurhi,l; that
she Was lawfully n4u4ls i 40 o. a=54 inks
on the tighlh day January. q. It. 1891, ut
hrooEjlH. New YORK, j.! HCt. j. 1865 lie a
minister Of the gospel; that siaae-t.=sfF said
marriage they have lived together as husband
and MIiC; That ono EiI.U mas atyG tom 10
them, Hattie by name, now fu-t years old;
that YOUR lnellant has always gt4uulted her
wife; that The said Ilyci,ec Though being able
to labor and provide for her, has grossly,
wantoniy and cruelty refused and ne elected
to proviue suitable maintenance for her and
her minor child; that during their married
life the said Banks has been guilty OF gross
and confirmed habits of intoxicalion; that the
said ibellee has been guilty of cruel and
abusive treatment towards your libellan.,
and has treated her with extreme cruelty;
that on the third day of November last, the
said Banks deserted your hbellant without
cause, and went to parts unknown to her,
since which time she has never seen or heard
from him, received from him any support:
that she has made diligent inquiry. but has
not been able to ascertain, and does not know
the residence of the said libellee; that there
is no collision between your libelant and
the said ibellee to obtain divorce.
Wherefore she prayS Justice in the premises
and divorce from the bonds of matrimonv
between her and her said husband and that
she may have reasonable alimony out of the
estat, of her said husband, having regard to
his ability, or instead thereof such sum OF
money for the support Of herself and her
minor child as to the court shall seem proper;
that the custody of her minor child may be
decreed to her.
Bluehill, Maine, February %, a. d. 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

Few women realize how many doctor
bills they copsd save by INDUCING in long,
invigorating walks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
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IN rttN fN l3I q ont who was the
enc ~ Ar''t1 -At who had brought
'i' VI "I w. 'n' .. zen such lhlorma-
,''h - ~ i. 'e o'',-'srd he wrote and put
m fIi'i III" "''' IL To inc ll@cpn, and
i 'h'lN 'liad u ,"'' nc heHSs II carried 1t to
.hr uff'r aooW "f me C93tenu and let
~ dild ''' o'''l '''"d nor way ri@ht
W. we N'-' ~. r"-ti'Sr Sdld to
KS, -" i'' WI -" l"S 'Ae cross
a." i5% a'iietS' bd6 Just then they
ne. ~ u
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u" =taa " 'I.+ -. i--tf'tl4iA'
y. -,',' t-#z3 &fr came
a. ~ ta1 'I'". '' ~ &fA'd guard of
ru rs - " '' ~ II the Mtddle
g. 't9 Z3t.d nm. us
o#.s'A, II S'#ae ~ 20 l22l
iH ", '' y, l'2f t'iI'" whom
T. ''H . i4eS-aENS To eur
- - III, heaven lies
'F ,."u' MA al mat Gfls
",,a threw hlHi-
W.T. - WIN lpud cry
,.'F .us45-a las h'&d' Mon
! O. 4" i''@'% t"|u"u nm as
wa aS ne ''.i", htt the soldiers urged
"a o'i' ~ ",'N' 49, 80
"-,'t atons anu NJ ieii
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ho INV. ~ az 'o'' Ma, ,tIi "'a ~
nl'o' ~ '.'i ne T anu III ny Asaes
,,.I,;, h', I ,ta. h, ~, no piisJa
Sow. M o,.o,,i,,r. ft,,i, Ia',;,. ~
-, pr. I'm "
IN -, $500. ~ 49,, 80 nv
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io.,iiIiS 49,, vac ','"''ei. iia' iiiisho
~ s''.t' Dos Hiio" .lii1 in'I In,
49, Nh" ,''1 '"''Ji "'io 'i',u oe,la ,
mn, "oui'i Wv my ~ " et,"nSio nm
WI.h 1'''.sc |, MINUS vi mint "A. lhis
i-4p''' a. nv .iio "'ap
P'a , ~, = ny '.'tot'. ~ YOU KY
~, i'eii s'ralisic nv, 'ot am ,'iI .t'i'or
ne ,i''u sii'' 'iic p+ie'n anu iilu .aAeh
IL " .ne Iu SUMS an" s'i'i II i1r oo frames
~i.h 'nI ,i'.tc o.i'ueh ~ ~ e'i, +, Ies'
NAV SUN ny SUI me ho eioiileu'
Ven, aih soihE ""as-i an, going ~
"a, Nm eii'o vi '''''u' i'ioie.ite "Hu my "ie.
= hes heeu WI hhoW' i'ohiiS az iio
iicrccis' - N'lu' they 'ieeu never
kho"-hor i 'Fpoey cise, lor .h'le ilia1ter.
\ sho''ia MOI nn''"9 you. lou WIZ NOV
pe'ray me fePG"teu Urls L"pih' ou.
you VIII not touch nahaS upon .hat :,
NO, l Sil" craving 'Si'h' = VIII n't
Az 'hae ms i';oou ciS'iil9'a ',hu nc iiunS
hlinseli ll'o t4e q NF;t'lii& cIi'r anu paae
me i4Eh' my h'It'P az" S'',-fe MS De'-!u, III
new country ne WotId be u ne" man
Ana ltsa#t i ne l'F.' Il H.W nun WIN
MS 10y I'D al u @ iiat ms mar snort.
eh''-S HtGs loN+',-gf m ,or ms H'if
WIS st!54 lsG-' or "i5'S = It'll WIN sf,E.
"heh l la.i 4',.I7HeH, ,. Ae n'ul4lyo up ms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

ice proved herself a heroine by rescuina
Louisa Stretch, 10 years old, from drown
ing in the Shawsheen river. While play.
ing tag on the ice, the ice broke beneath
them. Alice coolly and bravely chung tc
the ice and her companion for ten min
utes, when she was relieved by party OF
skaters. Boston Globe
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
A Girl Heroine.

This is the picture of Alice Ward, the s.
yearold daughter of Wilbur F. Ward oil
Ballard Vale, overseer in the weaving de
partment of Bradley mill, Lawrence. AL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

When W. go ont TO meet trouble, we
neve '"v''a tor @ walk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

'T'HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
L he has been duly appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Elmira Cousins. late
of Surry, in the county of Hancock
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs.
All persons having demands against the es-
tate of said deceased are desired to present
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested to make payment i'm
mediateIy. GEO. l.. CoUsI IS.
January Is, 1897.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18
STATE OF MAIN E

WAsHINGToN ss.:-February "a, a. d. 1897.
Personally appeared Annie r. Banks and
made oath to the truth of the foregoing libel
for divorce, before NE.
/ $. Notary y Public.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-03-18

T. F AIT ouy, eX Postmaster of Promise
city, Iowa. avs: II hought one bottle of
"My~tic ure" for rheumatism, and two doses
of it did IN, more good than any medicine ever
took" Sold by D. NIGGIN, druggist Ellis.
worth.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07

baB bic &dieprobuttion nur cine iebr be-
i@eioene, bic Der Butter oase9en cine
gan; unsemein itarte 3unabme erfabren
bat. Sm uerhoilenen Sabre bat bic
&dleinbuitrie inoeB mieber einen @ufs
i9wuns senommen, aber AUDI bic But>
terprpouttiom ut weiter umo 3par um
cine balbe MiQion pfunb seitiesen.
Ser @ienen;udt ,piro nod &nii@t
9erm Qomens in Minneiota ni@t bic
wiini@enswertbe Bea@tuns sei&entt.
sic lit io9or ;uriidsesousen, oeun mab:
renb I'M Sabre 1872 1904 Stode
porbanbem ,uaren, aus benen 232, ,94s
pfuno 9onis se'uonnen ~urben, mar
bic 3abl Der Stode bis gum Sabre 1894
auf 10, ,ss7 uno bas @sui9t res 9e>
wonnenen 6oniss ouf 2ll,62s Qfunb
suriidsesansen.
Ginen bo@erfreuli9en Qufldwuns
bat bemseseniiber bic @&ofsu@t senom>
men. Die 3abl ber sei@orenen S&afe
betrus I'M SABRE 1894 s4,93l unb int
Sabre 1895 264,527 Das Suantum
ber semonnsnen @oqe ities uon $780,:
325 Yfuno im tritsenannten Sabre auf
sls, 4o4 Yfunb i'm SABRE 1895.
Nn ben buuptid@li<e" TeIofri&ten
murben i'm Sabre 1894 bic fol9enoen
Bui@elSablen seuonnen: Weiten, s4,>
sos, ,32l; 9aier, s2,5ls, ,2o9; Mais,
Is, ,096, 6,s7l; @erite, lo,6ss, ,s35;
Mossen, 1850, ,e7e; Yu&weiSen, 4l,z
s2s; &artoiieln, 3,453, 445 unb @ob>
nen, IS, 800. Mu Q8ilobeu rpnroen L.
1853, ,o2l Conner, an @ulturbeu 1885,
2oe sewonnen.
Das @rtrdsniB cn Irauben lit auf
2e4, 423 Yiunb, bos ou Aepfel auf 65,>
sl3 Bui@el uerani@last.
6err Qomen tla9t oariiber, bag es in
einselnen Counties 10 un9emein i@wer
iaut, iuuerldiIse @rnteberi&te gu er>
balten, neil bic Garmer ber irrtbiimlis
den Mnii@t ieien, bag bic @rbebunsen
I'M Sntereiie Der Gleuator>Beiiter uno
Observation-Disclosures peran italtet ,piirben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
Greurtton fiir Qcintatb.
tuGcnOc.

Nm Dienitas ben 5. unb 10. Sanuar,
2. uno l6. Iebruar, 2. uno l6. Mdrs.
6. unb 20 Mpril uno am 4. unb
Is. Moi laufen iiber bic Minnea>
polls & ct. 2ouis Bobn 3ii9e uon al
len Stationen ua9 pldten in &anias.
Nebrasta, Wpomin9. COLORADO. utab,
Minneiota, Soma, @isconiin, 9toro IL.
Slb Dotota, M,tanlos, Snoian Serri:
torp, Otlaboma, Geras, 9ouiiiano, gri:
sona. &entudp, Eenneiie, Miiiii1ippi
uno anberen @esenben. 9funoreiletidets
sum Preiie Der @in;:liabrt plus $500,
ino aui 20 Gage oiiltis. @eaen BOILER
Snformation wenoe man ii9 an Sobn
@ysset, N9eut. 9te,u lllm, Minn., oSer
abreiiire ". 9. QUITS, Gen. Yan. uno
Sidet N9t.. Wfinneapolis. Minn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-07
9aS 0ebetntntb ctncr 0epdd,
1ttQtft>

Gine mertwirbise @ei9i@te erjdblen
bic Yeamten Der @bicaso & Murtbwes
1ern @ii @iienbabn uon elmer 9ewSbnli4en
Meidnsmorte (check) ME iie auf aQen
8abnen bel Nerienouns BON &oiiern
sebrau9t werben. Die Marte trdst bic
Nummer 1921 unb tpuroe uor mebr
als iiinf Sabren in @bicaso einem ses
tuiiien 9ermonn 0tabtte seseben, Der
leinen Softer na@ Council BLUFFS
i4iden lief. St ielbit fubr in elmer
Der sepol,terten Eouriitencars, pel&e
tasli@ auf senanuter 8obn uon @bis
eoeo abseben. 5Robtte bolte ieinen Softer
in Council Bluiis ni@t ab. @obl aber
erbielten bic Beamten ber 8abn I'M
Triblabre 1890 uon Gan Graneiseo aus
bic Marte 1901 nit benz germert:
y v@eiunoen, na@bem Der S@nee &C.
i9mol3en mar, am 6. De5ember 1892
auf Goal Bluii, go go n0rbli&er
Breite, in Mlasta, unmeit g. g. %.
Station. @,efunoen uon einem Wfos
troien bes Scr. Staaten Dampfers
8ear." Mie bic Marte III iene eiiisem
@esionen 9elanste, bat man ME erfabs
rem; nod weni9er bat man pom 9er>
manu- &abtte ie etwas sebort. Die
8a9er ber Giienbabn 3eisten uermose
bes uortreifli@en Spitems iofort, mann
bic Marte sel0it uno wobin Der Softer
sei@idt woroen mar; ioaar ben Namen
bes Gisent9iimers fanb man uer5ei@net.
Mber trot oQer @emiibunsen tonnte man
@abttes Spur ni@t entbeden, UNI ibm
bic 10 .punberbar wieber9efunoene Marte
iammt benz Softer ju3uiteQeu. Der
Softer fam i@lieBli@ ais uneinseloites
Tra@tsut unter ben 6ammer uno bra&te
auf Der Muttion $3.50. No4 beute
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