The daily Alaskan., 1912-04-06

these l,itS Of testimony. The girl had simply made one of those mysterious disappcarauccs that when they occur on the land concentrate the attention of the community in which they occur and are seldom explained unless the body of the missing person k found. When such cases occur at sea they are attributed either to the person falling overheard. walking overheard while asleep or suicide by drowning, the mat fer occurring when no one i> near to soc. The mos. reasonable supposition in tho case in question was that the young Indy had been pitched oyer the rail during a Iur.h or jnn ship.
 "Whnn wc rnacn't Liverpool we were detained s.g hours by fog in the river NorSCy between f o'clock in tho arraruuon g.l In o'clock at night during which u.r wr had uo commit nicatian with f1n shore. Then the fog H-h-.uc1. lat B., r.--vG-'"S went ashgrr r.u mp.vn-. "h'n a tender c7uu fir t'rn N 'm rwn-, of the moln.~ oC tar missing -.rl every per son un nnamI lbn sH.. as hr or she nassnl cvrr the g1n-,s"E was scru- i,nirn1
 And hero a singular th"- develop cd. The uGunrr or Ir.-..."rs going ashore was counted auI G.r~cd not hy one pa-,ra-ar, but two. The other missiu- person was aw.i~ traced to a woman who hal iaao" ra.sa-n in the yfcr~a-,. r~Icr 1h, uam2 of Mary Mon anau Few of her r.. .o" passengers rrmcmwrrI much ",u~- lar. Indeed, as every oar v-Hs @.iu- r 'orr. there was no onnrrtrTtv 'n .v"~u who or what she was. T'n want of tally added to tho mystery. n~t since the uaSs.n-,rs were u.v iu.u. on other matter. the aC1i~ 3.d -r .Nrir" any attention g".on@ tnn" '~ C." the officers a"d crew. ,-' ,nr@ tH'k all we liked a.lnm- uu~s .',.-. '"f "s Cm- p'ovrvS rr .'.., nDlap.u. "" wnr" not expected e. aGd "nr;hi"- r' ay>tc. -fnrS Ii>onr.ar"Hr.~ .n.f ."u""wi 'n arv ur i.s sinus. 'u' .l '@r only thing ! rr.r ha-@'d a..nEf th.N uvS. Ter, wi. ~ruu- an item ju a u2rvsna. rrr ,..,-.-....- ur "'a.r t--rntv lines aul heal 1.I ..} Ca>r or S"...|''"
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 And pow Tn going l' vi,r you a clew to ,hr mystery that ! th"n~ht nothing of at the time. hu; which lromrl ur as important aftorw@rd. The aft"~ lower drck. frs, class was sorara,rl from th~ >-rn"ar' hy can vas only. Tas~rn-rrs would walk aft and occasionally peep between two screens at their junction a' th" steer ago rassrug,.rS. One morning l hal socu the girl who disappeared talking with woman on tn" other -.de of the canvas. Svn..g w. she abruptly turned away. b., tbs town to her not liking to Io scon talking to a stccracc passenger and thought no more about tt.
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