The sun., 1916-10-08


coneu ny capt itose aho !our,o ese.y-
ming spick anu span apoaru' An OF 'no
Grew were wen anu ,here had peen ~
sickheSs on QUAR-" SINCE 'ea''hs WIZ
neIIhsnaVeh ,,.
sart' '.ose "ouiu no' wy" ~ ner.tn
oIncc!s Wha' ne 'aine "a TOT ooon aiu
captain sent ashore 10y one OF the news
~ hoat ,ha nacl.s, n, nail I'm, yas To
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tn, VL,s,h.r mia yv,- ,h. r.al obier,
~ IN, ,,.t, liz ma, knnvn C,.,, Roae
,uid mn mo "a, w,s willing Il, talk
fr.nkl, about other things. hut VIVA, he
came for and where he was going he
d.cl,ned IN saw
~, said his ylsi, would ne a short
ore. tina, he would stay only a few
houts and leave Tonight. lie however
cut his visit even shorter, for at 5
O'Clock /, was seen he was making
irep,ratjons TO move ont. Seventeen
minutes later n. was on the way OH.
and he took In. sa,ne course out "A no
did coming In. cant. Rose shaped his
course for the Errnton Reef lIghtship
~ then headed q little TO the eastward
as though he was heading Off to Vine
yard sound.
As n was getting jsr; the hont
Showed her running lights and showed
no signs of su%bnerginp. She was mali
ing good time and when outside OF the
80 s.ma,, 81. . 50"
s,n.,.h "%'
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&C. - "" eau re" MN,
1isappea red.
rir~t Askeu ABOUT
One OF the fret things Cam, R,sc
asked when he arrived At anchor was
whether or not the Bremen had arrived.
He was told she had not and while he
did not express an opinion he looked n
little surprised as though he had cy-
pecte 0that the merchantmen would
have been on this side by this time.
He said nothing about whether he
knew the Bremen had left or anything
about her, but II looked IA though the
.C-5s's presenc, In these waters might
o mean the clos. opproach OF the sister
ship Of the Deutschland.
Capi. Hose stated that he was not
soipc IN Now Landau and said tina, when
ne went out he would 20 10 sea. He ~
a man betveep A, ana 40 wears ~ .ve
a clean cut and a,er, officer and his
subordipatcs and mon on tho hoa, looled
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raDfain Rosa spoke EpOiish Nve0t,y
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o.:erens WI mes "c u. ~ y. =! sup-
Pnes o PROVISIONS .ne! n'v,"t p.en,y
on ooaru 10 axe mem pa,N 10 '"ei'
nome por, oeear.on leau'.eu'
he would NOT even 'ake water ABOARD.
thougn a water boat weh' hIonssiue anu
asked " any was neeneu. me members
OF the crew certaihi! did nov 'ooS as
though they were hurgrE ana han evil
IDENTITY lEd plenty 10 eat on thelr i'-uay
voyage.
Tit health officer wanted 10 be sure
that everything was all right anoard.
though he was SATISFIED himseif ana
gave the snip n clean Dill OF healtn'
Despite this. however. n" sent WORD 10
Passed Assistant surgeon Eowaro ~
Marshall or the Pubic Health service
OF the United states at PROVIDENCE ana
asked MN 10 com" 20 'nns cry re
started In an automooiie put the o-os
had departed before MS arrival.
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The boat was the model OF neatness
80 far as could he seen. Capt. Rose
Rad all Of the matches open when his
ship arrived and he evidently did not
try to conceal anything. Neither did
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