A Sinking Ship," _Time_ , 6 September 1953. "The whole place turned into a . . .": "The Wreck of the Mary Celeste," _Time_ , 17 November 1953. "She has a lot of . . .": "The Wreck of the _Oryx,"_ _Time_ , 17 November 1953. "a ' _mildly interesting_ ' . . .": "The Wreck of the Oryx," _Time_ , 17 November 1953. "This boat has every . . .": "Is the Crew of the Mary Celeste Sinking Ship 'Cannibals'?" _Baltimore Sun_ , 5 September 1953. "The trouble with this . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "The captain and four men . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "The Mary Celeste mystery . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "I am sure you remember . . .": "Mystery Sails," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "I can't tell you about this . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "A few days before she went . . .": _Time_ , 15 September 1953. "The question of where . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "It is not unreasonable to . . .": "A Mystery Ship's Tragic Final Days," _Chicago Tribune_ , 6 September 1953. " _A very strong smell of rum_ . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "Noel had been seen . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "I can't say what caused . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "a big, well-fed woman . . .": _Life_ , 23 October 1953. "After the disappearance of the . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "The crew of the _Mary Celeste_ . . .": "Mystery Sails," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "They saw an empty . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. " _What the hell did he_ . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "I'd like to keep you alive . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "I'm telling you I heard . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "Noel will be back . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "He has disappeared with . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "He's not in jail.": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "Is it all right if we . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "If I knew what had happened . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "A friend of mine . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "I have reason to believe . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "After his arrest . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "Noel did not want to . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "The whole crowd was . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "I am the only survivor . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. " _Ship that is gone_ . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "If my story is . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "And the same thing that brought . . .": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "She and Noel got along . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "The crew gave the little boat . . .": _Time_ , 15 September 1953. "Two ships on the horizon . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. " _The men were seen on deck . ._.": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. " _The only possible explanation of all_ . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. " _But when the Mary Celeste . ._.": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "We will get you . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "I am sure the _Celeste_ . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "The trouble was that the . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. "Noel will be back . . .": "A Case for Skeleton Clues," _Philadelphia Evening Bulletin_ , 25 September 1953. " _Yes, I saw him. He was wearing . ._.": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. " _If Noel had wanted us to go on board_ . . .": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "If Noel is still alive . . .": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. " _The ship has been deserted for years_ . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "Noel went down with a . . .": "A 'Sinking Ship' Tale," _Seattle Times_ , 11 October 1953. "The captain of the merchant ship . . .": " _Foretold the Fate of the Captain of the Pirate_ Mary Celeste," _Milwaukee Sentinel_ , 2 November 1953. "The captain of the merchant ship . . .": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "A crew member reported seeing . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. " _I am going on board that ship . ._.": "Ship That Is Gone," _Seattle Post-Intelligencer_ , 29 October 1953. "I think he knows something . . .": "Noel, We Are Sinking, You Are All Sinking," _Nashville Banner_ , 13 January 1954. "He told the captain to let . . .": "Noel