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The evening world., 1904-05-26
SPOTTED FEVER
STILL SPREADING
Soo.rge Has Now Reached
Such Alarming Proportions
in This City that 1t May
Really Be Called an Epidemic.
O "SPOTTED
FEVER'S" A
ROLL HAS GROWN.

Reports to the Bureau Of Vital
Statistics show the number OF
deaths from cerebro-spinal menin-
gifts during the weeks ending on
the following dates of this year:
The evening world., 1904-05-26

Women's Patent Leather High Heel OK
fords, Brown Calf Oxfords, or Black Kid
oxfords, a pair, las.
Women's Russell Lace Oxford Ties, opera
toe. Cuban heel, and Of the most desirable
shades of upper leather, every size, at Las.
Women's Black Vici Kid Skin Oxford Ties,
pa'en, leather tip, turn sole, military heel, very
stylish shape, every size, Las.
Women's Oxford Ties, patent leather, high
Louis XIV. heel, short vamp and particularly
dressy, sizes TX to 7, C. D and E wide, Ass.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
lip GOES WHEAT ON
ARGENTINA RAINS
An Advance of a Cent
Made Here.
CORN GOES UP AS WELL
Active Liquidation follows the lh'Fa
InstalImenf Of the Ginners Re-
port. A Net Decline OF Eight
to Ten Points at the
Close.
CORN GOES UP AS WELL
iRr the Associated PressD


>-a,,, York Nov. 25.-The cotton
market showed further activity. the
feature being the active liquidation
foIIowing the third installment OF the
piuners report and the no less actlNe
Covering of shorts at the decline; the
market finally showing moderate
net loss for the day.
The opening was weak at d decl'he
of to II points in response . low
or cables than expected, while nearuN
longs were also discouraged by TAX
Of heavy lenders on December con-
tracts and reports that steamer mas
been chartered to carry two full car
goes of cotton from New Orleans TO
New York. Following the call prices
worked down to a net loss OF aD0ul
10 points on continued liquiGat"l
and some selling for short account.
Liverpool continued easy after the
local opening with private cables ac-
counting for the decline by increased
crop estimates.
Toward midday prices worked UP
10 a little over the opening fSlres.
The third installment of the glnn2rS
report. however proved more be9r!Sn
than had been expected and was FOL
lowed by a burst of liquidation that
soon had the market down to a net
loss of II to 16 points. Big snort
lines were covered on the decline ana
during the later trading the market
ruled steadier. The close was steady
at a net decline of TO 10 points.
Sales were estimated at 100000 bales.
New York. Nov. 2i-Cotton spot quiet
. POINTS lower. middling uplands go,
niddliug gulf, 90 ais ~ bales.
Futures o, ened we: nd .0sf STEADY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
SforI<S and Bonds.

New York, Nov. 25.-The main
tenance of the minimum discount rate
by the Bank of England the lack OF
apprehension as to the demand money
market here and evidence of every
improvement in industrial circles were
among the contributing factors to to-
days strong and active stock market.
United States Steel issues were the
leaders. the preferred and common
shares together with the sinking fund
bonds moVingttO new high records Tor
the present movement. The continued
absorption of these bonds at the high
er level was in excess of $1,000,000
and was assumed to be for investment
account. After an irregular opening
prices for q number of active issues,
chiefly Amalgamated Copper, Sugar
and Pacific Mail, took a decil eG drop
the result, it seemed, of market ma
nipulation. Recoveries were quite
general by noon, a number of special
ties participating in the imp~over ent.
Save for some moments of hesitation
the market held strong throughout the
afternoon. Heavy buying of Reading,
attributed to Philadelphia demand,
stimulated buying in the othe.' Coal
ers. The most marked exception to
the general rise was Union Pacific,
which was under pressure all day and
made a net fractional decline. Trans
actions in the steel shares, whicn made
net gains of / 3-S to 4 IA yer cent
for the common and preferred, re-
spectively aggregated almost one-third
of the days total operations.
Government bonds were unchanged
on call Total sales (par value St0.-
100000.
Total sales stocks today were 1850.
400 shares. including Atchison $500.
Atchison preferred $500; Baltimore
and Ohio $500, Canadian Pacific, s.
500: Chicago and Great Western vs.
100; st. Paul 1000: Erie $500;
Erie first preferred 5000; Illinois Cen
trail 1900; Metropolitan Railway
$4,000; Missouri Pacific 10,400; Nor
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26

North Carolina, Wake County. In the
Superior Court, j. Z. Latham &
Company, VS.. Juanita Cotton Mills
ct al
Notice to the creditors of the Juanita
Cotton Mills.
In pursuance of an order Of the
Superior Court of Wake County, N
c., entered at the October term 1904,
of said court, in the case of j. T..
Latham & Co, VS.. the Juanita Cotton
Mills ct al, all the creditors of the
Juanita Cotton Mills are hereby mott
fed and required to file their claims,
duly verified, with us in the city of
Raleigh, n. c., on or before the 18th
day of December, 1904, so that the
same can be properly inquired into
and passed upon.
FRANK A. DANIELS,
CLAUDE b. BARBEE,
Receivers of the Juanita Cotton MillA
Raleigh, N. c., October 81, 1904.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
. points lower. middlng uplands 8
niddliug gulf, 90, ais ~ bales.
1ntures q, enei we: k nd .0st d steady.
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, Nov. 25.-SpOt cot
ton active but easier, Influenced by
Liverpool, New York and the DECLINE
in futures Sales 10000 bales, in
Guiding $500 to arrive and 500 f. G.
b. Quotations 3-16c lower.
Futures opened II to Is points
down. the decline here being greater
than in any other market. The weak
ness is generally attributed % the
Census Bureau ginners reports. Whle
many traders do not attach much IN
portance to these reports. prices cen
tinue to move downward. The mar-
ket was very active and the tiuctua-
tions numerous. December opened
II points lower than Wednesday,
closing at 907. sold up to 9.12, de
clined to S.95 and finally recovered
to 9.03 The closing was fairly steady.
the list showing net losses Of Is TO -
uOints
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
They'll All show Up in 1908.
(WaxhaM Entern~ise.N

Al Alamance county paper says thai
Mr.. James p. Sharpe. a good and sub
stantial citizen of that county, mys-
teriously disappeared Immediately af-
ter voting on election day and all trace
of him has since been lost. We take
it that Mr.. Sharpe was I Democrat
and if we surmise correctly his disap-
pearance was just a little tardy as
most Democrats seem to have disap,
peared just before the election. If Mr.
Sharpe does not put in his appearance
earlier, we nope that he will return
with the rest of the missing Democrats
about the year 1908.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26

folk and Western $500; Pennsylvania
10000; Reading $4,000; Rock Island
10000; Rock Island preferred 1000:
Southern Pacific 26500; Southern
Railway $4,000: Southern Railway
preferred 700; Union Pacific $4,000;
Mexican Central 10,100; Copper no.
100; American Locomotive 1900;
Smelling $500; Sugar 16, 300; Brook
lyn 1880; Colorado Fuel and Iron
$4,000; Pressed Steel Sar $500; Ten
nessee Coal and Iron 1900; l.. :.
Steel 216,500; L. S. Steel preferred
256.600.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Naval Stores.

w lmlngton, Nov. % Turpenune e, 4SZ.
receipts ~ casks
Rosia firm 2.4i, re :eipts btls.
Tar II rIn, l.u0 reci ipts l0t bbls.
Crude tirD, 2.3J@3.s0, receipts II oois
Charleston, Nov. %, Turpentine fie'n 1871.
,avannaa, Nov 2,-Turpentlne steady, 1871
receipts D5i sales 81, exports iS5.
Ros n-hrm, receipts 1924; sales 264, eX
por,s 90.
Quote A, B, G, 2.fOa~.., D 2e!1a@ 62h, f
2.oZ1l q 2,,7Inn" 49,, u z; ~, 40
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Good Report for Conference.
Littleton News-Reporter.)

The NJ E. Conference meets in Hen
derson next week. Presiding Elder q.
f. Smith will go to the conference
with a good report During the year
just closing five hundred and twenty
five persons joined the churches in the
district on professions of faith which
is a larger report than has been sent
up from here in six years. There has
been an increase in pastors salaries
and in conference collections. Four
new churches have been built, and
there are others to be finished. Ten
have been repaired. Mr.. Smith has
done good work, and is popular with
the Christian people, and he recipro-
Gates their kind feeling, for he says
they are as clever people in Warren
ton district as can be found any
where. He is proud of the report to
be made and the pastors and other
people who helped to make such a
report. We would be glad to see Mr..
Smith back here.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Other Cotton Markets.
New York Money.

u New York. Nov. %. p. m.-Money on call
&strong. BAL low. ruling rate -, last loan
49,, closing 3h, offered 800, time loans
&months 3A,df, prime mere tiiepaper 4l.6IA,
sterling exchange easy with actual busint s.
lin bankers bills at 4s6 Soais6 80 for demand,
and at is5.0o6E5 10 for 90 day ills posted
rates 4.S5a I.s713, commercial bills 1881 OH,
bar silver sS;4, Me- lean dollars ~.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Dry Goods.

New York, Nov. 25..-Comparative-
ly little activity has been reported in
dry goods today although the market
remains firm against all opportunities
4 Of the buyer
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26

southwest added to bullish sentiment
At the close December wheat was
up rs to 1c., and May / 1-Sc; corn
shows a gain of 3-Sc; oats are is to
Lac higher and provisions Il to
II l-2c.
aforementioned. Icwesi iq,,r 10. >
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Opening HlgneSt. Loves, c9u,au.
,asn auotat,ons we-a rs follows:

CaSn QuOtAtlOnS We" rs fNIIOWs:
Flour was steady, winter patent
5.2OlG5.4O, sraights l.9a@520 spring
patents 5.l0d660 straights i.7od5.21,
bakers S.OOmi.O0. wheat No. , spring lC0aIl3
No. 3 iO3alIO, No. , red, lj2@5 a,}3A corn No. 2.
2q.., No. 2 yellow on, oats No. 81 "a 2
No. white }lh@2A. No. 3 white 81 3lA
rye No2 good feeding barley 8sd3SH,
fair TO choice mailing ~ d52. fax seed No. !
UlK, No. / northwestern li9, prime timothy
seed 90, mess pork per Dbl. l., .I0dl 81,
flooseI so Lsfd6 -. dfysalted shoders (hoxedl
6.S7H. short clear sides (boxed) 6. sat 81,
whiskey basis OF high wines LA. clover con-
tract grade l225.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Nov. 25.-Excessive rains
in Argentina delaying harvest, caused
cent advance in wheat here today.
Continued lack of moisture in the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26

Mr. VIM. j. Games is the editor of
the latest addition to North Carolina
journalism. the Selma News. 1t will
not be political but will seek to adj
vance the industrial, material and ed
vocational interests of the growing
town in which it is published.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
New Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans, Nov. . Cotton futu
liverpool.

Liverpool, Nov. -. p. m.-Cotton spot
mol demand prices ) points lower,
merican mddling fair, $40, good middling,
5lS, middling 5.GS, low middling 4 96, good
ordinary, 4.S2 ordinary 49,. The sales of the
day 700 bales of which 800 were for specu
lation and export and Included go Amer
can. Receipts 500, bales, 100 American,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
q A. L. s,ro.k. and Bonus.

Baltimore, Nov. 25, $. A. L.. common 1904,
preferred, 3S54955
Bonds--4s....
A. l.. common 1907, Preferred.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
BpItfmOre Provisions.

Baltimore Nov. - Floor dun, winter
patents $3.50 so, spring patents 665g ., extra
1 = ...
Wheat tlrln, spot contract Nov. LINZ llUA
red western ll4m, Southern by sample s99llO.
Corn hrn. spot new $1,000, new Southern
white corn I70o3% =
Oats steady, No. white 35@..., No.
mixed A.
Rye dull, No 2 we tern $780,
Butter firm, fancy imitation lS@D 90
creamery q, do ladle lb@H, store packed
I}TlS
Eggs firm. unchanged %.
Cheese tirn. Large and small 1895, me-
iium ll5fGA.
Sugar stong, coarse granpiated o.-o, Hne o'@o'
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26

A man is not even civilized who
loves cash more than country.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
New YORK Provisions.

New York Nov. %, -Four steady, winter
patents sj.6Oa6.0O Minnesota patents go $3.50,
10 bakers, Si.0n@ Az. ST raightS 5.lO'G6.l5.
choice 70 fancy 10 $50.
Buc<wheat flour steady 20@2I5.
Corn meal quiet, yellow western ll30ll5.
kiln dried 30062.l0.
Rye nominal. No 2western, 20.
Barley steady, feeding 1612. mailing 55a6o.
Wheat firm. No. rel, 1929, May il2H,
Corn steady, No. 55tz. May 5l9s, December
Oats dull, mixed M1aas5]4, %. ., Sept. .
Beef steady, family l0.510l %. packet 1000
3ll.00, city ext "A in Tia. mess H. hG io.o",
neef hams % O0GE2'. %.
Cut meats steady. pickledbellies 81 81
jokled shoulders ~. picked hams wa 10,
Lard steady, western steamed 80 Now. Q
eompouni 5I@54 -..
Pork steady amly l5.O00l5.s0, short clear
J.7jalo -, mess l2.25@l8G
Tallow steady ts2 per pkg, 4A@countr>
Rosin Steady, strained common to goo
Turpentine steady, 57Ia53
Rice steady, domestic faiy Ia extra 2H9oH
Iauan nom.
Moasses firm, New Orleans open kettle
good to choice pa 81.
Coffee spot Ri quiet, No.7 Invoice SO milo
Staa Is, cOrdova $50 H.
Sugar raw firm. tan refining /, cen5rlt nl
.een 20 dT tres, conf % 5nessS a. so mold
81 cut loaf & 5. crushed Is powdered BOO,
gr 4nulated 5. ~. cutes 81 20.
Butter strong. creamery common TO extrH
t5fr 25L state uaIrv HOB western factory ~.
Eggs strong. state and Penn. NEARBY
fancy selec,ed white $2933, southern 2092s,
interiors
Cheese firm state. full cream small col
orad fancy III, small white fancy: w
Potatoes eIdy, Long Island l.75G2.0l. state
and western 400l'0. Jersey Sweets 2.OOs3 -.
Peanut quiet, fancy hand-picked j@H, other
domestic 30DSL.
Cabbage firm. per hbl. 5Oa.75.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool l0Gl5c
Cotton seed oil market was easy
cru >" r o. b. mills 20, prime summer yellow
26IGh off summer yellow nominal, prime
:. III .J1aa3l, prime winter yellow 3012@3i.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
let closed Stoady
Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Receipts Yesterday .... 271 bales.
Prices ........... 9k to 93s C.
RECEIPT year ago yesterday. 1876 bales.
Prices that day .... 1913 to11c.
Receipts this season ...10,2SI bales.
Same date last year. ..... S.354 bales.
Strict good middlng, go cents;
good mi lllii :, > :. cents vet u ID
ding. u cents; midd'iug, - cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-26
Notice

good
A
In
if1ed reputation reliability
J. D. BOUSHALL, Gen. Agent
opposite Office saIegh n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-05
Ser Gar umo ocr spiritistnus.

reber fpiritiitii9e l1mtriebe am Ga
renbpfe tpirb aus Petersburg beri9tet:
Die neueit tie Wenbung in Der gntpidez
lung Der ipiritiitti9en Neieungen beg
.Sarsn bilbet BEN !6auptgelprG9sse=
eenftanb in allen &reiien Der Yeters=
burger 9eisni6aft. Dor ettpa bier
@oden ma9te Der Gar Die 8efunnt=
f9aft elmer geipifen 3enobiu @aluc3fp,
elmer f90nen uno bo9gebiloeten jun
gen rutbenii9en Dame, bic inns
itanbe gu fein bebauptet, bic 3ufunft
porbersuiagen, unb 5tpur nit 9ilfe eli
neg neuen Metals, bas r~abic=aftipe
@iseni4aften befibt unb 8ilber Der
fommenben Greignife auf einen pro=
isttionsidirm pirft. Srdulein Ga>
laeafp, bic in bieraebn Sasen fiinfmaI
i'm Yalait ~empfangen tpurbe, ion BEN
3aren iiberaeugt baben, bab Rublano
mod elm fur6tbares ungliid na9 benz
anberen ertragen miifen mirb, ebe es
f6ltebli9 bic Supaner befiegen tpirh.
Inter anberen 8ilbern lieb 5rdulein
@alacafp auf benz proiettionsf6irm
cine unbefimmte Suritenung erI6eiz
men, aus beren leu6tenben ltrriHen
Der Gar port Irtbur In Sriimmern
liesenb unb feline 5lotte in Die 2uft
sefprenst erfdnnte. Cine &eife ipeitez
rer unsIiidli6er greisniFe fir bic
@uTen trat nod uuf benz S6irm in
bic GrfGeinung; aber ihlieblid lab
man bic Sapaner iia aus &orsa 5uz
riid5ieben, pdbreno bic fiesrei9s ruff
ftf9e Mrnee bic Soben binter linen
befebte. Sn niidtern benfenben &rei=
fen berfidert man. bab bic Dame bon
Der aItruFifden partei als SnTfruz
ment our 5Drberung ibrer beIonbersn
3pede benubt pirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-05

Qdnlburg 1elb1t bat pasunfpetter dllBer
etli9en enttpur5elten 8Gumen teinen
rsnnenstpertben S9aben anseriatet,
umfomebr aber in Der umgesenb. Die
ganae 9esenb bon 8iGpGrber an Der
Billie oberhalb !9amburss lit bertpiiz
ftet. SSn benz Srte fpurbe Der S4orn=
ftein Der 2aneeni9en 6obrif umsetpebt
arnb anei Mrbeiter babur9 eet0btet.
8on elmer umgetpsbtenS 9eune tpurben
5tpei Perfonen berf9iittet, tpelde, penn
AUDI f9tper perlebt. 10 bod lebenb aus
gesraben tpurben. 3ablrei9e 86ume
tpurben bonn Sturme abaebrebt, bic
Obfernte 1T in Der gssenb bon Bill
tpdrber berni9tet. Sn &urslad unb
in Glmsborn Gfderte Der 8lib16ldg
atpei srobe 8auerngebDfte elm. in Ss>
ftermiibe tpurbe elm Mrbeiter bonn 8Iib
erf9lasen. Mu9 auf benz linfen ufer
Der glbe bat bas Wetter fur9tbar se>
tpiitbet. Sn 9arbura unb Dor Mnem
in ben WaIbungen Der 6aaft finb
aablreihe 8dume enttpuraelt. SnMoors
burg. gibenborf unb Milbslmsbure
finb gan5e SGder absebeff unbSAup=
pen umsspOrfen. SIM often aanbe
1T Elm GROCER She'll Der Obiternte per=
ni6tet, bic serabe ~bliibenben 8irn> unb
Mpfelbdume bat Der Sturm nidt nur
ibrer 8liitben beraubt. fonbern sabl=
rei6e SbftbGume finb umgebro6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-05

ueber geeBgebert1pe Jol=
gen bes Malefunber 8ranbes pirb gez
f9rieben: Had ben 5ablrei9en Staots
brGnben i'm jiineiten Menf4snalter bat
bic nprtpesif4e Hesierung enbIi9 einen
@efebentpurf iiber bus @erbot Der
iibermiegenoen 9olSpergeuoung BEL
6GuIer=N eubauten einsebradt, uno
trob pielen Drtlihen @i~beritanbes
f9eint bas 9robtbins fir bic Mnnabz
me Der 8orlage gu iein. Die 3eit boz
fir tpar es a~nerbings nadgerabe se=
tpprben.
m einige 9 &erben. Jm
Oonau=W oin=&anole fanb man un=
Iangft bic 2ei9e Der msbrere Sage ber-
mtbt setpefenen ap0lfjdbrisen 9o9ter
elmer Niirnberser Sasel0bnersntttpe.
Dos Mdbhen mar aus Gur4t Dor
Strdfe tpesen einiser asrbro9ensn
Raffeetafien in ben Sob aeaanasn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-05

Das Wefen Der 9enerfi9afts.
l1nionen 1T in ieinen Metboben tn
England benz Der Ser. Staaten I'm
Is Sabre boraus. pdbrenb Spmpa=
tbte=S trtfes i'm Ser. &1niereiae nod
unb nod gu elmer unbetannten gridei,
nltrg tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-05
u ntergan9 zines bdnis
paagier m piers.

| ~ 7" b
2oneon, 8. Suli. leber 700
bdnii9e uno norussii9e Nusuanberer,
mel9e mad SEEM Sort unteruess wa=
rem, finb, ME man glaubt, am %.
Stunt i'm Noro=M tlantii9en Ocean er,
trunfen.
8on ungefdbr 800 pafasieren on
goro bes bdniidsn Sampfers vNOrge".
Der am %. SUM- aus Copenhagen ab=
fubr, finb nur 20 als lebeno betannt.
8etrefs Der 1lebrisen best man teine
Sofnunsen.
Sie Norse puroe 3ulebt geieben, als
fe i9on FAINT, na9oem fe auf Der
tleinen Sniel &o9aq aufselaufen mar,
bsrsn einiams Spibe fi9 bon einem
tobibrinsenbsn @if bag Oceans, unge-
fdbr 29O Msilen bon Der iaOttii9en
Weffifte, erbebt.
Griibmorsens am leBten Sienfag
itisB Die Norse, bic bel firmii4em
Wetter ben &urs bsrloren, auf oas
&iff. oas bon tpeitem ausfiebt wie Elm
Saif unter bOlen Segeln.
Sis 1orse mar balo uieoer losse-
ma9t, aber bur9 Elm &o9 i'm Bug
branssn bic bodsebenoen @osen ber=
Elm. Sie M%uspanberer, bic auf oas
6riibtiid warteten. f%tirsten auf Sed;
alein cine panit fano ni9t ffatt. Sas
S1iff ianf balb nit benz 8Oroertbeil.
8 8oots tuurben ing @aRer 9ela1en,
in tusl9s maj silisit Die Grauen unb
2inoer berbratte. Se9s bieier goote
aeri9eatsn an Der Settle Der NOrse, bic
bilfloisn Sniafsn bsri9lang bic tobenbe
See.
3wsi goote selansten fiber bon cem
infenben S9if meg; biele 9~lustpanbe=
rsr, bic an gOrb geblieben, fir3ten
f9, &ettunssstirtsl ersreifenb, ielbf
ing Meer iinb ertranfen.
@apitdn Sunoet itanb, mie bic
ueberlebenben fasen, Biz sulebt auf
benz unbsiluolen S9ih.
Wit benz finfenben Sampfer einsen
etpa 600 idredseldbmte gmisranten
in ois Siefe ober tuuroen in's @aHer
gei9leubert.
Sol9e, bic i9pimmert fonnten,
iu9tsn bic Boote gu errei9en, alein
bieie tuarsn bsreits su beiebt uno Die
Sn6aber ftieben bie ertrintenben un=
sliidli6sn nit &ubern meg.
Die BoOts bisltsn fid einise Stun-
ben beiiammen. Gaf ale Sniahen
tparet pnRasiere, bic bon Der Sub
runs zines berartigen Gabrseu9es ni9ts
p~erftanben.
Nad elmer grsdblurg tamen 8
gOote BON benz S4ife meg, nod elmer
anberen 2 nit ie aehn perionen.
9as in @rimsbp nit ben nsberle=
benbsn selaubste Boot mar elm &et=
tunssboot; mas aus ben artoeren 8oo=
ten setuOroen 1T, tueib man ni4t. 9ie
8eretteten beffeben aus 20 2euten,
barunter Elm WatrOie, 6 5rauen uno
elm Mdbden.
Na9 einem Der lIeberlebenben tpar
bic Norse, als er auf Bed fam, i6on
our Sdlfte unter WaKsr uno ianf
raid. 9alb ma6nfinnis bor ansif
fdmpften ale ueberlebenoe UNI PldBe
in ben 8ooten.
Gin Off3ier bra9te bic 2eute in bas
9roBe &ettungsboot nno bu9frte ss
BON Der Settle Der Norse meg. Ils er
fab, bab bas Boot iiberiilt NOR,
fprans Der Sffi3ier nit grobsm 5el-
bsnmutb in's @aher unb iu9te in Elm
anoeres Boot su %selangen. So ge-
lang ibm ni9t uno er ertrant.
SIN Weere befanb fi9 au biefer 3eit
cine groBe Wafe BON nit benz $ooe
r~inssnoen Mdnnern. 6rauen uno &in.
bern.
Gerabe als bas &~ettun9sboot ab-
fubr, eing bic .Norse" in bic Siefe.
paul Nelfon, elmer Der @erettster1
unb angebli9 Nmeritaner, ia9t, bas
&ettunssboot babe fi9 cine 3eit lang
neben ben anbern 8ooten gebalten,
a0ein Der hobe Seesans trennte bic