The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-20
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SAILOR su,t for q M n'hly wlgr aboard ~.
steamship Tr~nt S'tulns.s last u,rn. I
- an aprioprnta On ~ .ude. bv hr.
rf"-Ihir happiness WE"n ho toll. - Via,
o." saw - Ia" dlwn was coming l.t
lVrd," morning Nhil, ha anl Abb. |
SEAMAN George Sang-ta- also - N.
Ir"nt's crew w~r, looking on, into the /
northNe~, Tor av~rything but airshin- !
~ was white lgh' ~ IN tho say.
said stanley y~.t~rdAv and I thought ~ /
vas the morning star whilr a. wor.
watching II, George and inc ~" Sav two J
raj lights ulink up righ' mort to the white T
light Tn" rad highs made us look hario- 3
~ ov"- our port how toward 'ha North. I
W"st. ani when tho moon Ia IA" say up |
som" W. slN a black spot Over III" lights
and -" savs. II an aIrship"
And right away IN" airshIp LOGAN -
; gnti Hnlp' Help H.lp' IN NIorsn
G"orgo ran aft 20 toll Mr. Fitzgerald the
fourth officer. thai an airshIp was boring
down m ~. and -" fourth pfi,s- S,v-
w"'r" nutty. Bat then h" took a look
and he sid wo wsr en't nufry and h. told |
Chi"f Once LainSon
-wh"-nupon.- continuoi STANLEY. Mr.
LlInson reported 10 phenomenon >,
Capt Down Wn,L., ~" nastnr was
making for the brIigr he chief oSi-a-
brought Sign.lmIn Alba Leach - IN.
Trent forward and told IN" hoy - max.
reply ia lik" nanne- 70 rho MORSE lamp
signals for hnlp. help. help. that con I
tnued - come from beneath the black
blur that was dancing low acrps- the
northern sky
Ask them Whethsr thoy have wire
less" lansnn told tho siRnalman Tn.
r"ply cam" hark from the -kv hat th,
airShip had Capt Down. who had now
joined m" chief offiC"- snnt tho siRnalman
aft 20 awaken LOUIS GinSI,orR. tho Trnni'-
wireless OPERATOR. who had boon working
his instrument most ~ tho night and ,
had turned in only about an hour hcforn
CAPT. Rows sPEAKs
Let Capt. Down tell what happened ,
then
When Chief OFFICER Iain-on called {
me- - said Capt Down Yesterday after
!.
while he was saying Come on the bridge ,
and see something you never saw before. =
a dirigIhle
The dirigible was clo-e when I reached
tho bridge BY Morse lamp code asked
her for her name. where bound and where
from {
The W"llrnan airShip America. from
Atlantic ty bound for the Bermudas she
answered and that was the first heard /
n her sailing Stand by I'LL daylight. i
she -iEnalled In distress. hut all night
for an hour or two. !,
The Morse lamp signalling was too ,
slow. Capt Do~n dscided and he put :
and tho wireless TO WORK From
this time on uhe Trent sighted the air
ship at gtS o'clock, until wellman and the :
rev were safe aboard the sieamship.
about three hours later. the wireless I
we're continued almost
steadily.
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