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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Ellsworth, In and for ssid county Of Hancock,
on the hsth day OF septsmber. in the year
q our Lord one shousand nine hundred anu
a CERTAIN instrsussnt purportins to be
"A copy ct the iast viii and Testament
EMILY Y. PRICn- lats Of PHILADELPHiA'
in the County u PHILADELPHIA, and
commcnwsslsh Of PENNSYLVANIA
deceased, and 81 the probate thereof IN
said commo1weaIth Of Penusyiv anis'
duly authenticated. having been presented ~
the judge Of probate for our said ccnnty a
Hsncock for the purpose q being aIio =, o su'
hled and recorded In the probate court OF our
natd county ~ Hancosh.
Ordered. that nStice tAersof b. given 20 AZ
pereone tnterpste1 thsge1ns ~ punitsnink :
COPY. Of this oreer thxee weeks succeesassy,
psistsd . EIiswesth. = aid eoosty Ct IA q.
ssss 81 g sss3 : sEsssa = pssS d
county n Haneoct, - tsa o'clock II the ioss
noan, and show eausess any they hsss'
BERTRAND =. CLARK. Judss Of Probate
Attest--E- =. cnAsz. Register
n msvsAs.t 40 Ssss nss adssstsss -
: dsR sssssa ss~sss q wess profitable for
thpee ohe u adpoetSse.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
ASIA MINOR

Whsrs ~ Borders Lie 10 . Sort Of
Geographical Puzzle.
-Asfn Minor is geographical term
Of vngue extension. II would puzzle
any one to say exactly where Il leaves
Oh.
The name dates only from the NTH
century. A. D.. when Orosius used II
evidently q q novelty. The Roman
empire knew no Asia Minor. Indeed.
the Roman province Of Asia was
actually smaller than this Lesser Asia
The alternative name Anatolia Qand
Of the sunrise or east, which has
found favor with the Turks. b equal.
" indeterminate
The Levant.- which means the
same thing az Anatoiia tregion Of the
rising SUM. 70 even wagner In its geo
graphical scope. It includes Constan-
tinople and everything anywhere near
the eastern Mediterranean.
Few geographical names have In
CURED more uDfavorable association
.Isvantine- mcrals. particularly In the
matter Of honesty. are byword. NJ
might be expected from such tumble
Of people Our words 'levanter'' and
10 ievant." on the other hand testify
to the fact that dishonesty Il not un-
known even IN the west They orig
mate from the disappearance OF men
who could not pay their gambling o,
other debts and were reported TO have
gone To the east - American Carpet
and Upholstery Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Uop RoUs (OUsPtusuk
''what makes Maud look 10 awfuiiy
dlsma!r
-She says her shoes are too tight.
her head aches. her supper disaeseea
with her and she's got the blue"
I'm other wordn. nobody has askcG
her to danes. Cleveland Plain Dexter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Banquets prepared sxclusivs,y for
animals are NOT altosether unkncwn IN
England The aged inmates Of tho
Home Of Rest For Horsea. westercft
farm. Cricklewood. celebrate each
New Years day with . sumptucus re-
past The menu for the last banquet
consisted Of humps IL sugar. chcpped
carrots, apples, brown and white broad
and biscuits These were mixed tp
gether In wooden tsx and placed out
side each stable door.--London Tele-
graph
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Little Daughter tembarrasseds-PA Papa.
my schoolmarea we're IN going by
while you were standing % the bal
cony shining your shoes. Nay ! tel
them n school tomorrow that you
were only the servant7 - FIiegends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

DIsTaIcl OF MAIns e.
On this ssh day Of 6sptembss. .. d. 1915. on
Ordered b. tbs oesri thai hearing be had
upoa The selns - the 11sh day OF October a.
d. l9le. before sAid cesst 81 Portland. IN
and that nosies thereof b. published In the
Ellsworth American, . Newspaper printed IN
said district, and that al known creditor,
and other persons ~ interest. may appear =.
the sAid time and place, and show cause, u
any they have, Why The prayer OF said peti-
toner should not Be gtantsd.
And u - farther ordered BY the court. thA.
the clerk shali Esd By mail 10 all known
credtton copies Of said petition and this order,
addrsssed 70 them - thsir place. CT residence
~ stated.
witness the Honorsbls Clarence HALF
Judge Of the said conrt, and the seal Thereon,
q Portland. IN aid district, on the 9Th day
Of September Z. d. 1olG
r. 81 JAnss =. HEwEr. Clerk.
tire copy Of petition and order thereon
Attess: JAMn 3. HnwEY. Clefk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13
isannvups's Fssssssa ssr Discharge.
y. - J. :: ~ -: :: s.-...r..

70 the non. Clasence Hate, Judge Of the Dis.
ssics cosss q The Unitsd states for the Dis
syics Of Maine.
NJ ARcHIs MgRouANr. Of sollivan, In
W. ths ceenty of Bsseoek, aad State Of
that on he n4h dsy d Juss last past
hs was daily aAtudgs1 bAahrsps uAdsr the
Acss q ConeFses relating 20 bankruptcy; that
he hAs duly surrendesod All his property.
ard rishts e properly. and has fully com
Piled with ali the veQutrementA Of said se,s
and Of he osdsssos eoass tosching his bank.
ruptcy.
6hsrsfors ~ psays shas he may be de-
creed 81 the eo1u 10 have . full dise barge
froa al debss pfovable asAinst his estate
undes satd eanhsslscy ae.a. sses p such debts
Dated thls iss oay Of September .. d. isis-
u. AnGuiu NgscuASr,
Bankrupt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

Customer Confoupd II. waiter! Here
n big chip Of wood In this pudding!
Easy Going Waifer-WeIl. that's IN
right sir Ton ordered cabinet pud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13


The Arab has some curious ways
He takes Of his shoes when b. enters
Z house but keeps On his hat He
reads and writes from right to left
He eats scarcely anything for break
inst OF dinner. but In The evening be
~ down 70 bot meal swimming IN
on His SINS eat With him. but TIM
la1ies Of the buusehoid wast III sti..
makes have flushed. The Arab rtis-
. donkey when travelling. his wifi.
walking behind. and be laughs IT the
idea Of giving up his seat for woman
Tue Arab has one strong virtue. and
fhst n be y rarely seen drunk He
= not very afRectionate. b very igno-
rant and has % little initiative that
~ rarely takes on anything worth do
ing Or attempts to carry ont any 90
tefps1sA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-09-13

This Newest Type Of Road combinss
the Best Proportion Of Three Typss
Of Hishways-Monros County, Mieh-
Was First 70 Build Under ~ Nsw
Plan.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
ALLIES RETREAT|NG
BEFORE BUlGARS,
BERLIN REPORTS
AngloFrench Troops Said to
BE Evacuating All North
eastern Macedonia.

BERLIN. Aug. ;s.-Ansio- French
troops are cvscuatinR all Northeast
crn Macedonia before the bulgarian
advance. according to SOFIA de-
spatchos to- day.
A bulgarian force which reached
the Aegean Sea II driving the Rrit-
ish back upon their base at the head
OF the Gulf OF Orfani. Important
nghting is expected to develop around
strangly fortified Allied positions
there.
The Bulgarians are extending theil
positions In Macedonia and North
western Greece, despite Serbian re-
sistance.
LONDON. Aug. ?s.--Artiiiery aght-
Ing In In progress along the Mace
donian front. but no infantry actions
OF Importance are under way. 80 far
as In indicated by o-day's official
account of tho operations ON this
front Tho announcement follows:
"On our Dolran front our artillery
silenced the enemy's guns which we're
bombardlng our positions.
"On the Struma front the Bull
garinns shelled Mckis. and we dis
pcrscd an enemy working party
northeast Of Komarjan."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
Mr.. AND MRS. HUGHES
CLIMB Up 10000 FEET
Candidate Is Using His Three Day
Rest" Near TO Nature
in Estes Park. Col

ESTES PARK. Col. Aug. Is
Charles u. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes
had their first experience Of noun.
tain climbing at Estes Park to-day.
They automobiisd 20 within two miles
Of Rear Lake and Fiat Top Mountain
and then. alone save for . guide.
ambled on TO Rear Lake. q trifie
under 10000 feet up In the clouds. The
Republican nominee had weather
made TO order, There wcrc skies with
just enough tang In the air to make
Il bracins.
Oe thing which both Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes are enjoying as much as tho
rest Is the complete freedom from
pushing. scrambling and cheering
crowds. They staiked around the
valleys and foothills. and tho resi-.
denta respecting their desire for resi-
and privacy. greeted them Just az
they would greet other sojourners In
the park.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
SAYS NIt ALLIES LOSE
10000 men 1 WEEK

Es.u ;. Attorney General Beek,
Bi,k From Europe. Gives Figures
Ne Claims Are Authoritative.
since the beginning ~ The srss,
allied offensive mossmsnt Ia Eureps
the loss IN killsi and wounded a.
England France ani Russia hAs
averaged .o.eoo men q week. accord.
ins 10 James ~ iio,k. former At,or.
nsy OsnsraI Of the United states. .who
returned to-day on the New York. Of
the American Line from q trip u
Enslsad and France M. Heck ssid
his figures come from an su,hori,s.
tive source.
Mrs kiiroy Kenyon. . passenger on
the Nev yort. IL second In command
of tho Won. rs ile.ervs Ambuiance.
organized b. the lion. Mrs Hay.r.
neld. daughter of Lord Abingdon
There are siuty Ave women la this
ambulance service. which ts located in
London. Women drive motor ambu.
iAnces and take care ~ them. They
sleep In quarters over III. garages
and answer calls at all hours Of the
day and night. These women we're
the hrst 90 render Aid 20 victims OF
the Zeppelin raids on London.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
COCAINE HDOlEDOUT
IN STREET FROM CART,
DETECTIVES CHARGE


- asscotts masinss" was hASls.
ssass MssaAds's chsrsstsVisssiea of 10.
1Ay's ssssaua a hls wsss SIDE Court.
u oDslsvsd q dlsclosurs Of . nse
mSeoAod Of what Detectives Judge.
dsahAm. Erb and Mason told the
eourt vas cocaine
Tue Detectives were keeping an eye
on the ncishborhood about Tenth
Avs0us and fsfty ninth street when
. g;ri VINO was passing said 70 the
man with her. "rnsyrs la,s to-day,
hut I guess they'll bs along pretty
soon"
They" matsrialiHed Q few minutes
later a. three men In . junk dealers
cart. bells and all. A. soon o. IL came
20 q stop Il was surrounded. the de-
tsctives told the court, BY Q score Of
eager customers. purchasing white
powder IN cigarette Sosss.
The tArss ''peddisrs." Edward
Bachia Of No 6ss West Ftfty-ninth
street. John Tiorncy OF No. ST. Tonth
Avenue, and John Mcinnis. whose ad'
dress was only Tenth Avenue" wsrs
arrested ana held In $1,000 bail for
trial.
No sooner had their cases been dis
possd Of than . young man hurried
into court and begsed Magistrate Me.
Quads to send him away. He said
the city was being cleaned up and he
couldn't got any coke" lilo was
sent to Bellevue. his name beins
withheld,
Five minutes after he left court
secand young man came hastily IN
with the same plea and explanation
He, too. was sent to the hospital.
Frieda Paul Of No. sis West Forty.
second street, said to be the wife OF
sam Paul, one OF the prominent ng'
ures In the Rosenthal case. was mex,
arraigned. charged With having had
heroin In her possession when petec-
tive Judge went TO her nome ON sat
urday last. He said she nung two
boxes OF II out Of tho window. she
was held In $500 bail.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
ITALY DECLARED
WAR on GERMANY
FOR AID TO AUSTRIA

ROME. Aug. ss.-Italy declared
war on Germany because Germany
sent both land and sea forces to the
aid OF Austria. enabling her to con-
centrate her maximum effort against
Italy. said an official statement issued
here to- day.
A similar statement was forwarded
TO the German Foreign Office through
tho Swiss Government. setting forth
the reason for tho declaration OF
war yesterday.
Excepting the capture OF Gorisia. no
events OF several months has ~ stirred
the italian public as the news OF ltaly's
challenge to the Kaiser. Newspaper
extras flashed the word to the sunday
holiday crowds and an enormous crowd
quickly gathered IN Piazza ColonnA
n great procession formed and pa
raded through the principal streets.
shouting Down with Germany" and
Long Live the Allies!" Until midnight
tho crowds swung through the streets.
singing the national airs.
The declaration OF war against Ger
many followed by but a few hours a
royal decree coniiscating the historic
Palasso di Nenexin. which for GEN.
turtles had constituted virtually an
Austrian province In thu heart ot
Rome.
The Palazzo, u square OF land with
two ancient palaces, was the prop
erty OF the Popes. but In 1860 was
presented To the Republic OF Venice
by Pope Plus V. II later came into
the possession OF Austria and was the
home OF the Austrian Embassy. Tho
Embassy documents were sent TO tho
Vatican for safe keeping.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28

ffslsr rorsisa hssrs'sfy zimmsfnaa
a., osr,asn,'s sipisas,io asfssi
Tes IA stls miiitafy auihofttils 20.
ti...a a saafd sboat ths Humauisr
t.s.,lon. hat thsts ssts no hostile
s...,.,t.,is.. A n.ria ero-d
..,,.a A.. vfath ssalnst Itaig 90
a....,,.. -, .s.lns, usrm.ny zee.
s..a.. sx .,sn,,s ,hs Italian Dm
-, ..,n .,,io. ,.s.t,.. arrived
x,.. a.. =. ..,,... ,,oubis has oc.
..,.<
... .,... an. ~, q, .ln,o,,
a.. -. -, ,.., ,,.iy a.ei.,.a s.f
-. a...,s m, to .x,nt. hia
-. ,o.n.c,,o, A A. h.i.y,a her,
sacs n.m.ni. .na Italy had acted Ia
.....,, h, o,h., Ralssn matter. and
-. ,.A.ss,.os "A h.x. a.r.sa more
-. 49,. M. :,
thes ysH sse !" '''" "' s
the same time.
News % the allied diplomatic W.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
BIG CRASH IN WHEAT
FOLLOWS news Of
MOVE BY RUMAN|A
Options Drop Eight Points
Lower Than Saturdays Clos.
ing-Market in Frenzy.

CHICAGO. Aus ss-ssnsstiessi
drops Of 10 . cents IN wheat pricss
on the local Grain marke, to-day
threw pi, traders into a frenzy.
News that Rumsnis had decisgsd
var on Austria and less favorable
news In regard 20 the railroad strihs
situation were said by traders 10 be
responsible
A. noon September vas down .
cents below the close Saturday, DE.
cember was down \ cents, while May
was down |,
Opening prices showed fall IN
some cases amounting 10 5 81 cents
a bushel. september delivery. which
closed Saturday At Isl 81. started to-
day at Les TO Lee i.s. Other options
also broke wildly.
By 1880 A. NJ. September wheat had
fallen to oi<1. IL? cents lower than
tho opening and $50 cents lower
than Saturdays close. December
stood at Sitsl-s. al: cents lower
than tho opening and la cents be-
low Saturday nights close. May
wheat registered 3i.5s Ia. ea-t oeata
below the opening and = a-t csnts BE-
low Saturdays close.
September wheat closed at ei.<o 81.
net loss from Saturdays close Of
eleven cents. December closed at
V.<t as. a loss OF 95-s cents: May
closed NJ $l.t6 SIS. loss OF es-S
cents.
Cotton sold of dollar a bale on the
New York Cotton Exchange to-day. A.
IL o'clock priccs we're off ~ to 1S
points from Saturdays close.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
TURKS MOVE TO FLANK
RUSSIANS HELD UP.
WASHINGTON HEARS

wAsHlNoToN. Aug. ss.-The Turk
ish drive toward Persia, aimed ap-
psrently to outnank tho Russian
armies operating in Armenia, 10 re-
ported In dispatches deceived here to-
day to have been hold up by heavy
Russian reinforcements,
The foreign legations In Teheran,
though still dusturbed. have not yet
ned from the city. This report. taken
In conjunction with the recent Rus
sian successes at Bitlis and Mush. Il
interpreted as removing tho danger
either OF a Turkish outfanktnE move
ment against Russian or Of an luva-
slon OF Persia.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
GERMAN war PRISONERS
TRY TO FLEE; ONE KILLED
Three Are Recaptured After Eseap.
Ing From Detention Pen
in Nova Scotia.

AMHERST, y. s.. Aug, .s,--The
capture OF fous German prisoners of
war who escaped from tho Intern
ment camp her, last week. and the
killing OF another by guards. was an
nounced by camp officials to-day,
Tho men had hidden in nearby
quarries, whore three were arrested
fourth, August Meyer, ono Of those
rccapturod after tunncll,ng out OF the
camp las, January. was travelling hy
night when caught,
The man who was killed had at
tempted to enter u detached cook
house TO obtain food. only to nnJ
guards concealed there lilo ran when
ordered TO surrender, II was said, and
was shot throagh tho head,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
DEUTSCHLAND CARRIED
NO GOLD IN her CARGO
But She Took Away 800 Tons Of
Rubber. Nickel and Tin Badly
Needed in Germany.

BALTIMORE. Ma. Aug. es.-Con-
trary 90 report. there was no gold In
the cargo Of the German merchant
submarine Deutschland whom she
sailed from this port on her return
voyage to Germany Aug. 1 last. ac-
cording to the underwater liner.
manifest. made public to-day at the
Custom House.
Her cargo consisted OF crude rub
Der. bar nickel and crude tin and
weighed l.IS5.76o pounds, about soc
tons, according to the Custom Hous,
figures. These materials are very
badly needed in Germany.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
PANIC IN kAVALA
AS REFUGEES FLEE
BEFORE BULGARIANS

KAvhLA, Greece, Aug, es,--Thc
effect OF the Bulgarian occupation of
Doxato has been prodiglous. Kavala
In the theatre Of amasing scenes Of
disorder. Thousands Of refugees are
pouring into this port from the hin
terland and crowdinE the steep. mar
row streets until they are impassablc,
The streets are Uttered with every
Kind OF household goods, flung away
by the owners. fleeing before the ad-
vancing 9ulgarians as before tho
plague.
These goods we're abandoned by the
fugitives upon their discovery that
means OF escape from the city by sea
transport are inadequate. Small
boats, dangerously overloaded with
women and children. are rowing aim.
lessly about the harbor, their occu-
pants seeking asylum aboard any
vessel regarleas OF Its destination or
the price Of passage, Complete panic
prevails.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
ARMIES UNSUCCESSFUL
IN SOMME ATTACKS.
IS BERLIN REPORT.

BERLIN. Aug, 2s,--Both British
and French forces repeatedly stormed
the German lines north Of the Somme
last night. but each time they were
driven back with heavy lossea, II
was officially announced this after
noon.
The British time and again at
tackled ON the Thiepvsl front. around
MouQuet farm, near Dclville wood
and near 0lnchy village. The French
made unsuccessful attacks on the
Maurepas- Clery front.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
GERMAN ATTACKS
ON RUSSIAN FRONT
IN NORTH FAILED
cars Troops Make Further
Advance In Region Of the
Dniestef.

plTunDuAn ~ =. ,.-.
'' S"s ''vs Lon
donD. % ATTACKS mad. by usrma,
"""ps A' Two points on 'he norfhsF'
part % the Russian front n.ar kolAv
cheva Lake ana south of the bsrano
yichi. ,lninie,. N.ilro.a mar. o..
-. Az. ~. nm ~
p"'"' nv ""' '"'ee ahnouhoeh 10
day In uaiicia, north or Mariampol
the Russians captured q wooden posl.
tlon. Tho Announcement, ,olIov.,
",a o.,..., a.,
"" ~ ''"'p '" Wv '"fioh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
BRITISH FORGE AHEAD
ON THE SOMME FRONT
Make Progress TO East Of Delville
Wood-German Artillery
Fire Heavy.

LONDON, Aug. ss,-No large &c.
tions on the Somme front are re-
ported In the oficial announcement
Of to-day. although the British made
further progress east OF peiville wood,
In spite OF indifferent weather.
some progress has been made cas-, OF
Delville Wood and In minor success
ful enterprises near Mouauct Farm"
the statement says.
Last night there was much hostile
sheiling against parts Of our line, es-
pccialiy In pelvilie Wood. and ON our
trenches Of posicrcs. Our artillery
also was active"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
lUClEN S. BAYLlSS DEAD.
nrooklya Justice ce-ausferea sss~he
81 Paralysis.

Justice Lucien s. Bayi,ss OF the
Municipal Court, sixth District. Brook
lyn. died last night at his summer home.
Brewsters. y. Y. following . stroke OF
Paralysis. News OF his death reached
Brooklyn to-day and was q great shock
to his friends In Republican circles In
which he had been active for many
years. His home was at No. 10 ster-
ling Place.
Justice Rayhss had been In poor
health ever since the campaign las,
year when he was reelected. He was
horn In 1859 In the old Ninth Ward OF
Brooklyn. He came of family mem
bers of which were prominent In the
church and at the Bar,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
RUMANIA'S ENTRANCE
WILL HAVE NO EFFECT
on WAR, SAYS BERLIN

BERLIN. Aug. :S-Rumania de-
clared war on Austria Hungary on
Sunday evening. II Is stated ON
eiaiiy here.
RumAnia's decision to enter tho war
was reached az meeting OF the
Crown Council held mt Bucharest yes
terday morning.
Tho Wolff Agency announces that
the German Federal Council was
convoked Immediately after the de-
cision became known.
Rumania's entrance into the war
On the side Of the allies will prolong
the struggle. but win not change tho
result.
This was the opinion expressed by
leading German diplomatic. financters
and men from all walks OF life to-
day. The news Of Rumania's declara-
ton was received with outward calm.
Prince Won Hohenlohs conferred
with Foreign onicc officials early this
morning regarding the ncw turn Of
Affairs In the Balkans.
ltaly's declaration OF war against
Germany will have no influence at all
upon tho military situation. German
military critics declared to-day.
They dismissed ltaiys action
lightly. pointing out that Gen. Ca
dorna has been unable to make i'm
portAnt progress In fifteen months
fighting against tho Austrians and
that he will scarcely have any more
success II he sends troops to other
fronts to oppose tho Germans.
An empty gesture" was the Nor
genpost's characterization Of Italy's
action. The Kreux Zeitung suggested
that ~ -'--d had forced Italy To de-
clare war by cxerting financial pres-
sure upon her.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
GREEK VESSEL SUNK
OFF COAST Of SPAIN

LONDON, Aus, as,---The steam.
ship l.candros has been sunk, ao.
eordins to n despatch from Valencia,
Spain, 10 LLoyds shipping Agency.
The crew was saved
The I.oandros was a Greek vessel
NJ i,hes tons gross She was $50 feet
Ions ana was built al South shields
Ia 1879
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-28
U. S. ScH00NeRS RELEASED,
owssrs Z" Give Ho~ds Resardias
'.a0dtWs of CNrUOes AZ Norway.

LONDON, AuH ss--The American
nshing schooncrs Maxine Elliott and
lissio Gr,fNn, which last week were
taken by q british patrol hoat into Ler-
wick, shetland Islands, having been
scised while nshing on tho coast OF Ice.
land. were day ordered released, The
schoon.rs vii, I've permitted to depart
on condition that the owners In Norway
OF tn, carsoos of nah give bonds
amounting to double the value % the
ash IN order to insure their arrival at a
Norwegian port,