Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-11-01
DEUTSCHLAND.
lconiirzec from PAgs -

Cconiinsec from PAgs -
eaG -adtg evidence gA2s iAe Bremen.
another .srlshier. aA1 Pef!sAed 81
there as Joy Sssa C4giaia Koeais
and a.s sS4ray Germans sci .oel
AsOsra the neither saIp, wAics
SAs recsnuy charged from Loa9oa
~lta sS.ns German Submarine sire
less station
Captain ho~E.s and Captain ainseA
talked bat little 70 lie .e~ ~AieAers
vho AEeN Of the D~ltsealaae's AZ.
rival
The TIP a4s unsyeatiul. said
tie little sea rover. koeaig. Sita the
merry twinkle IL his eyes Yes. xe
did have some bad NeA;hsE- fast
extremely bad %eAiAer for tEo days
and less extreme the remainder Of the
voyage until &e Nere tAree days OF
America"
Then. he saSd. the October gales
Ahaied and the vessel rode calmly.
We had trouble al Bremen. col
lidins With another vessel." be con-
tinued. '-ThA; laid Us up 10 days for
repairs. We are glad 10 see the
United States again"
hoenls's papers read Bound for
Baltimore or any other Atlantic sea
port" but the 5esl available in!orma.
ton vas that he believed his chances
Of running the allied coast patrol TO
De better By heading into New Lon
don.
Reaching the three-mile limit. the
crew was oyerioyed. FOR they knew
then that the!r danger was past. Then
the vessel came up through the
sound. swept past Montauk Point.
pas; Fishers Island. past the
;winkling lights. to the welcome tune
OF buoy and lighthouse bells and the
resounding screen OF outer-bay fog
horns. Before sticking her mon
strous green body into the harbor
zone she had flashed word to Captain
Hinsch-long waiting-that she was
at hand. The anxious former North
German-lloyd master stirred up the
Scott tug masters and hastened out
some miles beyond Eastern Point to
welcome Koenig.
Il was happy reunion OF the tao
men. who had met last July in Hamp-
ton Roads. when the Deutschlau
made her maiden voyage
During the early forenoon the
crew remained aboard the suomar-
inc. many Of them sleeping. while
Captain KOenig conferred with off,
cials OF the Eastern Forwarding COM
psny in their Offices on the pier.
Lieutenant Krapohl and the re-
mainder OF the crev--eXcept those
busy With the rudders and compli-
Gated machinery below were lined
along the submarine deck. With
grey sea jackets. they we're pic
turesqIe beneath the faring oil lamps
OF the tug.
! They we're the same men. with two
exceptions. a. the cres that rode into
Baltimore previously One Of the
new sdventurers vas a lad apparent
y not more than 10 years Of age
The sleepy, ancient whaling town
vas actually startled at the Deutsch-
lands arrival Rumors followed
rnmors about submarines until staid
New London vearied Of them and
disbelieyed them so. there were only
a few stragglers 10 witness her COM
ing.
Collector Of Port McGoyern Of
Bridgeport hastened here and plan
ned 20 receive Koenlg's manlfests
early No time will be lost In un-
loading her precious cargo. said 10 tn
clude valuable drugs and rare mo.
dicine shut on from America by the
British blockade. He whole cargo
is said TO Dc valued q, around sl.-
100000 and she will take back nickel
and rubber of nearly equal value, 10
use in hospitals and for munitions.
IN addition. It is understood. she
carried poth OF diplomat. mail
'af Ambassador Won Bern.farr
Canain K5enlg, re'leent about
talking IN -. early hours promised
new.pa O.. on that during the day
he would Ie'aIl 10 them In bis graphite
style me whole story OF tho second