The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1917-06-21

his swagger in a moment. Then Nor
gan added. MIR. Marshal. take the
prisoner TO Orleans in an armed boat
and deliver him to the naval com
mander there"
The marshal gave his orders. and
the prisoner was taken out of court.
Mr.. Marshall continued old Nor
gan. see that no one mentions the
United States 10 the prisoner. Mr..
Marshal. make my respects to Lieu
tenant Mitchell at Orleans and request
him 10 order that no one shall men
ton the United States TO the prisoner
while he is on board ship You will
receive your written orders from the
officer on duty here this evening. The
court is adjourned without day"
have always supposed that Colonel
Morgan himself took the proceedings
of the court to Washington city and
explained them to Mr.. jefferson Ger
tain IL Is that the president approved
them certain, that is. if | may be
lieve The men who say they have seen
his signature. Before the Nautilus got
round from New orleans 10 the north
ern Atlantic coast with the prisoner on
board the sentence had been approved.
and he was a man without a country
When / was second officer Of the
intrepid some thirty years after ! saw
the original paper Of Instructions;
Washington cwith the date, which must
have been late in $500
Sir-You VIII receive from 1t, Neaie the
person ~ Philip Nolan. late a lieutenant
IN the IaItcl states army
This person on his trial by court mar
tial expressed With am oath the wish that
he might never hear OF the United States
again
TIE court ~sntcuced him to nave his
".sh t4.'lIe'
dl. ID. I,,'.-.at nv m. incident to This
deu4rtu.nt
You WIZ take the prisoner on board your
7"'t ""' "',p .'i' '"'.' ""H go" f"'
Van vW ,,.,.le lin, witb .lcn g,artars
ratluus and clothing as would be proper
for an officer Of his late RANK n he We're
q P''5','@'' ol' ,o"i ,'7S'' ." '"o o"9'
The gentlemen en board viii make any
arrangements agreeable to themselves re-
eafdlns hls society lie Is to be exposed
w. .ro ~ "I5 ,,ina.a ", ,hat I ha ~ -
missioner
But under no circumstances is he ever
10 near % ms country o. % see any N
ta.aI, ,n,i1r an -. oeicars nn1ar your
command to take care that. in the various
in~dulgences which may be granted, this
'u't, ~ VIM. ms punishment 10 uiNoi''u'
=, 10 ma tn,a,ttor or ,ho g,yarnnent
that he shall never again see the country
which he has disowned. Before the end
o. Soul 0'uise Spu "ul .tye'to ouel'
2nsn,y yn,rs X
For the Secretary Of the Navy.
n the commander of the Lee
want has II today as his authority for
keeping this man I'm his mild custody.
The rule adoptad ON hoard the shjns
on which have met ..The Man With
ont q Country" wos think transmit.
ted from the beginning No moss liked
10 have him permanontIy. because hiE
presence cut of all taIk of home or of
the urosnect Of return az u~olitics or
letters Of naace mr. az war-cut off
moro than half the talk mon like to
have ot son Rut If was o1wavs thoupht
too hard thar No sbould mayor meet IN,
rest Of rs exccnt 70 toucb hats and
we finally sank INTO one system He
was no, narmitted IN talk with thp
mon unless an officer was bv With
officers no had unros,rained inter
course rs far rs they and he chose
Rut no grow shy though no had favor.
ties | was one. Then the captain al
ways asked him 70 dinner on Monday.
Every mess in succession took up the
invitation In its turn According to the
size of the ship, YOU had him at your
do ui,