Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-01-21


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Ho""- '.'i"'"t ''.i- q" us bcrth ana
"oNu'''u Wilt WIS GOING /" happen
was MS sec '''o 'F'i w. sea ana MS
ii'S' hi- S''Ii". ;" j." N"NH'F the young
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Sie III" J"S' ave ''l"!'a' 4e"r Tor Inc
outcome
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WIN 'h' "-:r WAS on post waiting
"''Ai'''1H i't Whatever mISht happen.
"'! h"u ii'''t Tears Ter Inc sidnch
Aionso'iai' tdt There were many ships
Tess S'urd! ID those waters, ana on
suCH H'@h'' WIN the vessel out OF
he' co"ISe' mere WAS d" teIiInS what
might occur. ne captains last In
Structun had been to look out for
"Ie'As'
MOST Oh 'he vessels or any size in
'hese waters carried wireless outfits,
ana Id case or trouble they would be
sure III once TO send out broadcast
their appeals for help. Little could be
Hone ID any case. but at least the Mon
goiian could stand by TO help rs much
as she could or II absolutely neces-
sarE' take advantage of the warnings
10 keep clear OF wrecks.
For hours the pitching Of the ship.
timed lrreguiarly to the roaring drive
OF the storm. had held the wireless
man last at his post. 1t was now past
midnight and with little chance Of
any abatement before dawn.
hariihSs nerves were on edge as he
cluhe 10 MS berth. wide eyed. alert,
"ai'liiS' listening I" the faintest click
mat hllSht be the forerunner to tell of
uisasler ana DEAN. HAIR dozen times
HIS S'rh'Hed nerves had brought him
struggling from his berth to receive
such Il message. only to find his imag-
ina'loh had been paying tricks with
h's rear
suddenly there came from the in
stfumeht clicks so sharp. SO distinct
anu YET SO hurried that the young fell
low sprang from the berth and Stun
bicd to the table, sure now that at last
'oi'e'n'"S was eoiiins'
~ Asain Tue instrument clicked wildly.
'"e e'is y! Tue s,alheu operator II
piousnt Gill; ior ne knew II was
.nc senuins Vi sonie one WIZ Win
teaf' AnAiousi!' lihpatlehtiy, ne lis
'eneu' Al hfSt lie coulu make out
no.niHs.
nes ie crazy he eAcialmed 10
ninseh' na' Tue lia'ter Win
'uem: Ihev re crazy
ne WIN Ia,'ie Vi Tue receiver STOP
Peu, unu A"' ing s''Ieu us own KEY.
"""' "'o"s' Don pe iooi.
sou' "e' 'en' oenu seuse'
'ouN" ~ '"e Ae' n"u piousn'
n'u' 'uo'ooeu'! " "'in'ei iiie nerve
usn'e1eu anu MS ne'u gre" cooi as ne
u'o'e n'' ''cs'"ee "eiee'y Jul An'o Tue
S'o, ILL.,
p"'seu' 'is'enihs eagerly anu
"s"'n 'ie .toeNei oeS"" ~ c'ich. III
Only the skilled onerator conId make
ont "C-O-D"
"A distress sirnaI". no pasned ",ts
rome"
All, o., ,,o,;.
orator seized his kew and drove ont
his answer into the night
As no w,itnl ho seized tho folio.
nhone connected direct with the can.
,,in,S stotoroom
.C,ntoin have inst roce;ved a dis.
frocS SirnnIr, bo ShoutoJ .IIaro conf
,hem orr nosition in courso bnt the
fool seemed TO have lost his nerye.
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from him yet.r
Tho .rSuo- of +bo conto;n oo,ro
,ooI, cool ord sbor,
"Nokn him FOL, wbar. no is and who
bo is .t once ~, ,o ,r;th ,,ru
rho rocoi,or b,,, Ino,,, Co o,,o,-
aoain wildly and II,r,ir~ crinnino tho
toh,a to Keen himself steadv listened
with d;scust for t,o sondi,a NOW ,ro.
tbot of . MON ohsolr,oIv ,nsono from
fear
meip' ne.p: for "ou SAKE heip
US: was all the receiver clicked.
AT "st II stopper moment. ana
'ne -ioheoian operator hiahaseu 10
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