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The Mason J: Risch Piano is an unmistakable marl. oi distinction in the home. There is everlasting charm in the gnu-e of its appearance. ' lVhe-n you go to select your Piano be sure you see‘ the Mason d: Rlsch. you will like its rich singing tone and buuty. Just one quality known for generations "the nest."

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P DIPDUST ' The (Ereatest Potato Seed Disinfectant Yet Produced. ' A quantity to hand for delivery, (let a Ihiultlt-t from John H. Gill Charlottetown ‘J 5-l9-6tAi.

second rater. lfor instance. Mickey Walker. K. O iPhil Kaplan.

‘Second Raters"

"Ole Timer" writing in the Glacel Bay Gazette says a few things 011 boxing. 8s follows: ,

Gee Ahern of Halifax Herald. full of prunes. He condemns Mead; manager of McKenna. because Mead won't let him have all the_say m

. making Mciiennas matches. Yet 3:: ylllgfihsxgdbibfbae bgzzya than I, but I had to carry the figh manager, who would bring him along 1° them aha carefully. McKenna might, go far.“

Certainly Mead wants to know who Jack is boxing. That is his business. There is not in Halifax or the three provinces one man who is qualified to properly match boxers. None of us know enough or have enough available information. Sam-l pie of Halifax matching was Roy; Mitchell with Mike McTigtie. Mit-’ chell had as much business with McTigue as I would have with George Bernard Shaw. Rene Devos and McKenna was another poor mat/ch. Devos had weight. experi- ence and everything on ltfcKenna. - . ». Devos right now. is spoken of by llsuéllzlrlqcbztlmah those who know as a contender for an")... Walker's title. Jack's most ardent 515m. 1 admirers do not claim that for him 51mm. yet. "Those who reach the top boy's. age ll first must climb a hill." and if they out ll try w jump to the to: instead of .. climbing they simply ‘fall back able and m“

' the bottom. boRed Grange of Portland, Maine.

xes McKenna in Sydnc" on the 1- . . 24th. Fact and truth of lnatter is Qggghggllenvjghferiina that Grange is just classed a good m '

Harry Ebbets close behind. as Maxie Rosemblum. but

No. He would not. tdoesnt know enough.

the consider

est admission that camp does not

derby that if I dare to say wc al- bringing down Red Grange a sec

the ho\\'l. ond rater,‘

“Oh we won‘t want a sec ‘ Well believe me, you wil

$25 to see those in the big cltie where promoters have advantage o a big house.

Note-The above just

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that it was Jack's grea

battle. However. it was the Bel nd boxing know neatly one hund d fights that won for him the dc

May

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GREECE ANNOUNCES STABlLiZED cunnsncv

"W! Proof collar, cement floor. with; mrrclill praratit-i inn» .

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bu l: . ._ v l. . U Immble brnad. and undrinktible cof- or l lL v. l0 c. calgo. giving the Isabel ;ll the wild fancies of a dream. To H _ _ _ _ TMIPOxfiIb-Zssilnblllrllialfikers L-tmlmbhx hhmhh" "uhhallb flee. no milk. of coursc- Qllr beflllshsueh a (mod name. The Majestic rzmbnl our SCPDllClSm in such mill-lbw" m 8mm danger‘ ‘be nbver 10'“ 1mm bbbnhbc Edward” I-“lhllll- 11 »- h“ n“ Kan‘ gt 5° “l “l lrrc so small that to avoid the m- xiv-ll‘ litindrcd and forty-three tons. irs. and justify his own crcdulity. h 11°11“ bhl “lhmhwb ‘mhlhheh “h l". "bl bkbl-v W“ hhhh 111"" M1111" .. Hill-ill?"- b not and u" he,’ hhlvhNcoul/E" REQUEST "E-Ktnvcnicncc of being smothered. wtnbflptalll Nowlani bcloilks to the Te tcld us that he happened onelwh“ Shh“ "o1" “hcllwhls mo" 11l“c"~1l"h'.hh'b“'. hhlhl- ll 111°" l 111111911114 ‘FUSED FOR LOAN 0F Pol-ICE tic back our dcors and so keep them Catholic party. our‘ V0550] (four cyngc to bc bccalmcd for nine daysfm 1h” “m” 111"” we 11111-11 1‘°'11"11“'hl“-1c“l"’ 1-“ "G1 11910111 1111- 1'11" Cull-

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l‘ "lg ml .0 lll.. lll.). l" ml“. Chum‘. Orllwlease. On very stormy nights An-lbl" the sea. it does for washing with her hand had been crossed with “lblhh thbbf anything bad bbhbeh‘ 11nd lye‘ Sh“ rbhhy suffered Very ,1, Ell?‘ ~- m ‘lll., mm‘... fol-cs duulng ll“, llqllllncvllllé. Ellen and I sit up and kecliibtalvtifully. At twelve today the some trifle of silver. she promised °d~ may lllc laughing nnd 511181118 hue "U" Se" slclmlhs- T111? only Y i. 5 U-IO-u . MW helm: held M Commission!” watch with mm and it he takes gtvind became fair. and produced n most faithfully that his vcssclshotlldi-lbsl‘ as "Shhh sbmh w" hvbh hehlh ‘hlhgs Sh" ch" c“ "9 1111111115- 101‘ 11 ~ ~i . in. s ‘Lean-lt- has ill-m rfllllnPrl bl-l nap in his chair and we think he wonderful effect upon 1w We Welsh‘: 1n full sail before twelve o‘clocl:}°""‘° l“ ‘he "ms" /‘h°'kh"" m“? “blbh “h” mm h" °“1°"‘111 $111111’ p w ' ‘~~- ' l.,..,.;.n_ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘has slept too long. Ellen soon wall-Ml quite merry immediately. but that night. which he ggsul-gg uslllvr- and 1111111 51511101 lwvrclarker =11"! @118" maker Mr. Boswell go .' . ROYAL VICTORIA lmlormatlcn reachlng here smuplms him by putting a lump of sugar vvry soon it subsided into a dcad isally happened. The wind came at domes‘ which are hhhg "h h" deck Fm" l“ h" “"11 ""111" T111‘ 11111011 1 ‘l: ' OOLLEGE ‘(my ‘Hamil m“ on m? remlnnlenl} in his mouth. No matter what wocalm. which lasted the entire dnywnlidnlght according to promise andllb h“ bale" ‘my h“ lhbkhh "b h‘ 15 nicely dressed l" 11°11" °l 1111111 Ad“? . . . . iidliilql; ill- oom lg." "l. (k l] l do he is never angry. Indeed. we We are now onlv one hundred milr": lasted exactly three days. The oldihls “he” h" m" “"1115 h’ "11"" lmhy‘ “hd l°°k°d l" 1119111119 86M‘-

. Xlclilhl.‘ tsltlcmliri Hm.‘ ‘h “mm . of 1r ‘o. nut lmnuse ourselves ha" the (my tnkmgrrm‘ Ncwlnundlmnl n‘... from thlrwllclfs appflralus conslsted of twolthat possibly the same dreadful fate let plaid frock such a den, weg fight (Plnmileal Tlllgnzrlbillllfl‘!!! m» ill» rclfilqlrrlert-lle‘blchlllfezt b41111 Sugar‘ our lwckcts 31101198111‘ always Gut of Cancer loans‘), and six ‘Flicks Se‘ "bright. and a piece oflmalylyet awn“ himself‘ n is quite hatkmbiglhrunnlng up and down

1 Inu- ltt, lion. Huron Nlrnihrmm ‘Hit- rrntlrrl (hut bliir-lflq-ifil‘ l) no run which we dlbtrnmte‘ and-Papairfln. Chmlonctbwbl If. we ha‘? "ihite rag hung between them‘ such‘aw u‘ 111C l ct ‘n8 frightens her except . i. l n ML Bcswell ham and caplflm afeflli) sort of fall wind we may al- was the Captains story. I Suppose Sunday, May l0th.—-Oue month at|t e stewnrd and the pig. The black

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P11517814?!‘ W0ll1l1 b9 Papa is attendant lll gcileral. for

Dave Shade, George ailtl all our pastime consistsin suck- Courtney. with Laddie Lee and ing lemons. and drinking soda water.

Fare other good ones of course suchjthe water most abominable. Sea life would is anything but agreeable. at least Mead let McKenna fight these yet/ill my eves. Last night we had such

Mcgerma a frighti_—it was just ten o‘clock and Recall mapwe were all nearly asleep. and quite ‘Jack Sam ln hls last letter w mejvcrn out with sickness and want of ~All [he boys 1mm he", were bellensleep. when Davy the mate entered

‘tielieve me I took plenty punishment. ‘There is an hon- McKennal

Jack a champ as yet. But I will bet my new

ond rater to box Jack. up will go

‘never get a first rater not for anytlle wlnd blew l-rollLllle 13ml anq mo b1‘ three dohhw 11 9051-5 "11 1° drcve us cut of the Channel into the -

about hitstcck me on deck to sec the storlnffirst time Momma slept comfort- nlcrning. and nearly calm. but 1101115911 D111 1111011 11110111" 1116K _ Ibo nai‘. on the head I happened to I; was alvfully lllagnjficenL and tllclably on shipboard. It was quite :1 complaints. for last iligm we we,“ everything settled for tho night. We last tcwnrdscvening. we were with-ills tho truth. and everything he is when he firs: glancc literally made my lieai't‘f.‘fl'llh‘ beautiful "lght. Annie. Ellelrtn splendidly in full sail at Devas in Halifax last Nov- stcp beating for a moment. All ihclaud l went on deck at midnight to Izncts the hour. The rain dcscendctllllc 511° "a" 5110M" 1111' ""0111

and I am in a positiolvto paintings. and the descriptions of tn. npncmng ability and t-cur- so tar short of the reality that I fcltlllfil Hawk- lat kept him going lllyguglp.‘perfcctll‘ tzvertvhelnled. as if I hildlllfifgyg and wanted t0 kiSS 11- 111W ‘(GIT-fly hear cach other speak . . _ 1g [m] rounds of ll,“ membl.__llelt@l~ heard cf such a thing beforefwere only on our trourse. nll would :\'c scarcity of washing water nqvv-lllllCfllblllflllW011‘llfllillliled.fill(lll"|(‘ll'1<l.k$ very beautiful. the rocks nrtnrc ytJn-eaklng fight AS “The waves rose (not like one nloun-sbrt right. but the wind lsflas the Cap-‘Y virh we could Gilly drink it. towns McKpmm almost had Devos uulllal-_l_ bul lllounljlngi at 11w sides ulltlllll says "dead ahead. We have 'all(,l' stunzblcd over n bucket

‘lll the fifth anti tenth rounds of the ‘he 1'

cisioa. Indeed it was a poor match

llll'.‘| d1II‘-*‘.t.ilri0l|s mash called Lobscouse. iln-flntrsc ioMr. Duncan titan the worth rtc..

VANCOUVER. May l5.—Tl’l0 re- y Vancouver Polk-cling cvcr the table. for he cannuvlc the Protestant and Conservative. 1111195 and begged an old woman of lhke" “why h" 1h” 171911511"

{Commission (halt inspector T. Dannie ct past any other way. but he is.so I hope We $111111 be "r55 w” 1311118111 great celebrity in the place. to raisc

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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lishcd plenty of work. a great deal‘

too much. The Captain is asleep onl .

‘the table. he falls asleep anywhere, " __ ‘and everywhere. as he never gets a good night's rest. and whenever we

The fcllolving article from the so she nurses the baby. bakes the . “Blue Peter." 1 magazine publishedlbread and attends us all. Poor lblbk Shh Shbulhdfiet fake“. "5' w‘? In). m‘. P’ 8, o‘ Ndvlgallon Company‘ All“ is able m do nolhlng; She ls waken him mime a ey. Sometimes

so weak and lll. Our daily employ-lb]? nllakb-nllislnkefl ab‘: cl?“ ‘melb. ment is holding or rather trying tforit" ls “g d‘ in“ 1b w‘ o? 5 we don't always succeed» to hold onlb “b ‘bl he b“ ‘:5 rt‘ “e1 3° 11g. our hats. and if we have an hours lslllllbelrild‘ ‘nmhlxl Jgofildrelgffkg b}? quietness we work and read aloud.1an gear“. e50“. m m‘ h After ‘ea Somembes we may °°"1~'-1s».~t§1<3ut‘ on deck bv blls. selaleral B8531“ My Neighbor‘ hhh The oldltimes assured the snails ou ht to Mbld‘ Alblhys b‘ meal “mes lheicolneloflf b‘ Now \ve must. watih hnnl shlbjbcks most.‘ and the“ 1b wbblhlwell for if the ship gives a lurch. cfl’ "(bum 1g; am“. 1b dehbct medic must go . . . Davy has just told bcebe‘ ales‘ lbshes’ kmvhs ahhltis. that we have made one hundred forks by about In the most labghablbuand twelve since twelve o'clock e '- manner. While the Captain is carv-‘terday y ° 1.11.3] hhmb ahd hblh the meal. byl May 5th.—Lovely day. but as usual sticking a fork m n a1‘ each sldh" dead calm The Captain looks V81" Evcn then it often makes many aiglooln.‘ m. gays a storm would bl’, jump or spring to the other side olipreleraallle we‘ have no‘ gamed m: 1 ‘ l . _ i - table’ m“? 1° be tossed bhbkdnch since yesterday, but rather lost again. and oui laps are often filled sumelhlng we m“, a mm“ my with the contents of our neighbors‘ bplg lodmf éléanllllg thréuqh the plates. After dinner is liver. one '- '1 . f‘ ,_ would mink pigs had been dining mist. and soon aftei another cam. instead of ladies and gentlemen.

in sight. but at so great a distance Aprlopos‘ mere is a Door apology for I could hardly see it. They said ll a pig cn bcard that I am sure will

was a very large one. The fog is so ilevei" touch land. It has been

thick we can barely see the forc~ drc-nchcd by the waves during the

castle and as for the sun. it has not ‘mire \_olvage_ Stalwed by me cook‘ been visible for nlany days. consc- minded by no one, It would be a

quently the Captain is not quite charity to kill it at once and put it illggpollllolllliellglhlnllfillzllv cut of torture. but no one will do it. " ' Last Friday a poor man fell from

A sounding‘ line tias just been cast [he ma“ and was taken up as dead out. but tilcre is no bottom. At the Happily. although very much hurt.

windward side of us there is a dark ‘nc has partially recovered and is

mist visible. which they say looks‘ _ _ _ very like land. We shall scon Sec. no“ able lbbhh" we ahh-lh“ hbhhl A slight breeze has just sprung tip. 300 miles from the banks of Nclt- lo our m...“ jov we l" l Ck . d ll icundlaild. The vessel is loaded so ‘ '1 ' 0 bu b heavily with iron that instead of

during n calm. that it is quite lncl-‘ sailing‘ we m“ qr Lumble through aucliolyt to sec us. but as soon as tho». the water. the waves all the time

Captain somcs into the cabin and! dashing ovcr us in the most furious

a cheerful face calls out ‘Fair Wind‘ manner. The deck has never been rials“? Sgllullhqnllllécbblgbftblthis b, bry (“we shlbh “'0 5311911 Thrbbilll[1'('1;llll‘iltf;(l as possible“ Indlcltlgl‘ fillies our cabin has been flooded l llllnl; l. calm ls l-mf 1110,19 lrlgllb hhb" dbbh hhh 1h" lhhhhhhhlh 1110"‘ ful than a gale for then the sill) oughly drenched. We felt rather ls onllrcly m ll“, mercy o‘ ‘U110 hen-huh lhe hr“ hmh h“ hhllhchhd- wilvcs without wind to drive m1 bhl. hhc how 5° hhcuslomhd 1° 11k” through them. I fear there is no wscllhcggillztlhflléeshlgogslfuél ‘Jhwlslle- hope cl our reaching Charlottetown cabin door WllllUllt bcitlg half

this wick.

(lmwllm- T1111 01111111111 1111111 51111018 Wcdncstiay. May (ills-A wet and. have‘ never been dry since we leftlmisty nun-fling. ttvclvt‘ scvcrc head-l £21111 (l-flt-M 111K111. ill-Sit its] ylwlnches mct. at breakfast . . . A breeze-

11 l 1S1!‘ 011. i1 Erna w ll filSllfllllll up early this llltlfltlll’ and‘ foaming lllOlllllfllll swept ovclj thelcnrrit-tl (is beautifully. solnetinbies at poop. dashed in lhrotlgll the dommllir- ratt- 0i ten knots tlic hour. Wcf k1111Cl<f3d 11011111 1-11!‘ Stflil-Wflrd.tlllflllflll-lpalsscd several icebergs but at a

‘Vancouver. will be of special intel- ‘est to many in this Province. es- pecially to older rcsidents. who will recall the days when the vessel "Isabel? owned by the late Hon Jamcs Duncan. sailed trom this port tr‘ England. Captain McDonald. commander of the "Isabel." was the grandfather of Mr. A. W. Hyndinan. cf this city, and Chief Justice Mc- Dcnald. of Manitoba. Two years previous to the trip mentioned. Mr. W. C. Harris and family. cam: to this Province on the same vessel. Mr. Harris being the father of the lite Mr. Robert Harris. famous Can- adian artist.

(From the Diary of Elizabeth Scotti By W. llaytilortic.

Oil Good Friday. April 8th. 18.37. at five o'clock m the morning. the "Isabel." Captain McDonald. was tcwed out of Liverpool. bound for Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The passengers were a Mr. Boswell. a Airs Lyall and her babyn re.‘ n- ing hcnlc from a visit to fricnd Finuland and Scotland. and an Irish family from Belfast callcd Sc-‘t coltszistiilg of husband and wife fir." young daughters. Elizabeth. Jane, Annie. Ellen and Mary. and two scr—= fvants. Hannah and Alice. In the steerage. tilcre was a father. mother "and daughter of the name of Halt‘- pcnirv. Elizabeth Scott kept a jour- nal of the voyage. parts of ivhich are set out below. They give a true enough picture of the average pass- acc across the Atlantic seventy years ago.

The passengers enlbarkcd on the ‘Thursday. but thc captain was so long detained at the Custom House ‘that they lost the tide and had to ‘wait till the next day.

After the pilot and the tug left them. they lay becnlmed most of the tlciy. ‘Towards averting. with n still brt-t-ze. their troubles began: ,

“Easier Monday. llth.-Wilat a lllll0 we have had since Friday. No- thing but sickness and storms.

-on the R0

Lindbergh. Maitland, Charnberlin. Byrd -—all of the famous flyers oi the day- use engines employing the Valve-in- Head principle in their record-breaking . flights.

Practically every racing car entered in all the major speed classics of the past twelve years. as well as every winner of every important event. has also been Valve-in-Head equipped.

in-Head Engln than any other size. has given

the road!

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ed the stove. swept off a berth doorlgreat distance. We hailed one ship; . l Thcrethe thirst is most intolerable and and the mouldings of the cabin. and the Amv Ann from Borden . ‘ . ' drenched us all as thoroughly as ifland ..ll)dl‘C(l longtitudqcsx (sic: l)edlers For Prlnce Edward

we were dipped in the sea. ladies of course could do nothing butfmilos. This was a great satisfaction hold on tightly by the sofa and en-‘to the Captain as he was not quite

We There was a difference of only ten’

courage the gentlemen. who forlccrtain of our whereabouts, the sunt more than three hours were busilwilaving been invisible for some davsx.

employed ‘ The steward (sensible man) tried to'snow. it looks like Christmas. in- do his part with a broken mug andstcad of Nlay. and the cold is in< spoon. He looked at starting some- tense. Our drinking water is run-‘ what like a butcher. but has visibly hing very low. Two tinv cans full. decreased ever since. [every da_v' is all that can be given‘ Saturday. May 2nd.—Lovely clear? for the use cf the cabin and among’ i >

{the cabin and told the Captain it 'was getting squally. He had not finished speaking. when the storm ‘l‘ll£l'l€d cn and struck the ship. she shock and staggered as if going to break in pieces. It unis fearful. even the Captain looked frightened. for .we were in the most dangerous part of the Channel. ofl Tusco (the Tus- ,kar Rcckw. and the night was so ' dark vvc did not see the light for a llong time.

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bright day. wind still unfavorablew-o many it is very little indeed. Last making very little way. The nlatefnight theCaptain was obliged to says he smells icebergs. so I sup-Make (he can into his own cabin and nose We $111111 .5321? $01111‘ 1@.ll1.1>1'1'0“' 1iflit).flflllli@;lllfj._dtlotncwcAvert: Mrs. Lynn's by is our only A ll so thirsty he knew it would be thing. She is 8 months old. and finished in a few momentsand then1°1 "955515- H1111 a"? "91"" "ha" "-*1""1' Land m)!‘ ‘"1151 "hhrd- w” “h

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However. thank Gorl.

_ pwl- All-s‘ Lyall has been Wl-ylcvelx at bed llme llc. cllvlded lhandmible to escape a CClllSlOll. the HUSIIGISIHHCP saw distinctly the

1 Atlantic. Had it been blowing lll- 1 land. we must have been dashed to pieces. This morning thc Captain

hcr. so baby continues to be spoilcdlfull. the fcrecasilc. lVcll. it with impunity. Last night was the 'l‘hursday. blay 7th.—~A very wtltlclcllled 111' 111991-15 111" “9-“91

and and watched it drawing nearer. At

ten lBriton from the sen greatly roscnibl-

1 oflts the North Coast of Ireland. only

admire the moon. Baby came tooflin tcrrtnts and made such a clat-llnllllllcs- “"11 “'9 “'1?” 1111111111111 t storms. I have ever seen or read. fall

we could was raised cn deck: ‘A man ovc

She had never seen it sleep was dbcard.‘ ‘A man cvcrboard! l‘ For ilvsllll lying lll nlany princes. but it

impossible. Alihc Captain rushed cu deck shout- $0 held ltlltl rllllilvfl. Wc slllleti all

sscl and continued increasing-Host ion miles today- in sire until your eyes grew painetli 511114115’. May Iird-Fotlrth Sun- zhc Captain. who watching them. then like a boilingidaf.‘ at sea. How delightful it would rushing through the cabin on to the 51' my 1151' he m“ 111-11111"? 111‘""’~11"'1hh11“5" 11'9"" Ilauldrcn they would break Over tllfibe l0 heal» [he Sound o; lllc cllul-Cll (la-l; llllnklng we lmd sll-uck a rock‘ only eighteen years oldr but all inlnct '40 to lzcd tonight. hc has bccn igl". bulwarks of the vessel l _

.'(,\‘E’.l'll'iI‘U\\' and tlrench every sailorlWe read the P's and lessons forla distance. we overtook them 1111.11“! 1c" "'51" 1119 lollglllllllll 1113-11- “hlkhll "11111111111111111911111111 111"‘ vithin reach. The ship looks dread-ltlle day. also a sermon The 0m- lmd evidently shared ln m". and struck against (he bullvarks. lI after ten. ivatvliing the whales ml She l5 ln what Sailors call ~hel.l“-Calhm. ls intensely Cold and dls_ “firms [o]. a ma“ was gem. we was thought he was; klllcd ill onrcfr-potlllilk. There must have bccll n dancing dressy that means unablelagl-Ceable‘ vl-lnd l-lglll m our teem‘ “red Mlle‘. than that Except m‘. The plan at the ulhccl in lhc only izrrnt lllllll_\' of llll‘lll. Some of their. to carry sail. and she rocks andiAt this rate we shall never reachfjlo-bcom. nothing was injured. but ‘"9 ‘"11" 5"“ "h" "111- ‘111119111111 111"“ 1111"“ "W111" 1°11“ 1111115’ 1W1 llilCllCS so much. you would think Cilarlottetown. The Captain looks i: was recovered. mcndcd and put up 111019 “'11s 1111011191‘ Wvllllf! lf-ll-vflllr; 111W- \’1'111l"l1-'1-\1ll1! Cape Ilrltuirzl I-hc would overturn. The forecastle Very Elflflmy- 11c fears the water, gain. The Captain showed us the "lhs" hlhhld ""11- fs‘ generally invisible. being buried will run short. so many czlsks were irst sight of North America this