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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-04
ny &. &. Lyon
ny 4. 4. LyON
staff Correspondent Win Gen. Per
shiDg's Army. Who J. Home on
BurioughD


turioughD
Everywhere haze gone since my
return 20 America from France the
other day / have been asked 10 tell
about Cen. PerEhlng.
Interest In the general IN especially
keen among tho boys who are going
over there 20 fight under him.
After addressing n large crowd ~
our boys. who had just been called
10 the colorH. In one or our training
camps. one evening. I offered 10
answer any questions they might
ask about conditions over there"
and Instantly there came from all
parts Of the house shouts Of
"Perahing
Here IL what told these boys
about their commander ln.chief.
BOYS. GEN. PEItsIIlNG ~
ALI WOOL AND A YARD WIDE.
HES DELIVERING THE GOODS
OVER THERE. YOU KE ALL 90.
ING TO LIKE HIM.
Gen. Pershing j. not the sort Of
man who viii cosjsile you and make
over you. but his first thought H. for
the welfare Of Ids men. He's NJ hard
~ iron with those officer who are
responsible for supplying the army
with food and clothing and anmuni.
ton and he accepts no eScusf~ II
there's faIldown anywhsre along
tho lines.
zone day the general went into n
cook shack and sampled the supper.
lie tasted everything the boys were
TO be fed He didn't like the meat
This meat isn't III 10 eat he de.
clared Where IL your supply Of
flcsrg' he said 10 tho captain.
THAT WAS the beginning OF an IN
comfortable hour for everybody con
nected with that outfit who was con.
ccrned in any way with the meat
supplies.
Our men shall he fed moth.
ing but the pur~~t foods. ] never
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-27

GOOD. LEVEL LAND AT BEL
more, Thurston county. Wash. the
old homestead OF Governor Stew
ems. now selling in 10, 20 and 30
acre tracts. on terms OF a dollar
an acre month: $75 an acre: rich
alder bottom and clay loan soil:
fine productive farms all around:
good schools: good roads: good
crops, where crop failures are alb
solutely unknown: delightful sum-
mers and mild winters. railroad
runs right through land. putting
you in quick touch with Camp
Lewis. big army cantonment, Ia
coma and Seattle. Call or write
at once for particulars.
a. II. REID & co.
31f-17 New York Block
Seattle. Wash.
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Special Notices

LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
spot Cash Paid
no uelays, Any Denomination.
.S6U 500
Partly Paid Bonds bought.
Out-ot-town orders promptly attend
cd to.
Licensed Brokers
NOltTiW E.STERN STOCK & BOND
COMPANY.
COL Alaska Bldg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OLD GOLD.
OLD JEWELLERY. OLD SLAYER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE ,ITEETH.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID. =
SMITH JEWELRY co
Az l. c. SMITH BLDG. 4TH FLOOR
PRACTICAL NURSE-MRS. WILL-
eiksen., 70l6 18th N. w. Phone
Ballard 1857
RAGT1ME PIANO PLAYING
Ana popular music taught in 20 less
sons. Pantages Bldg.
OLD GOLD. SILVER, TEETH. pIA-
monds wanted. Highest price paid.
los Cherry st.
REV. GREENE. Hotel Holland. 4th.
at Jefferson. Conveniently located.
Private parlors. Main 649f.
DIAMONDS. WATCHES ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 202 PIKE ST.
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$1,000
EASY PAYMEN


/ WILL BUY
Anglo French Bonds, Liberty Bonds.
200 Pacific Electric Welder.
1000 Western Smelling & Power.
/ WILL SELL
100 Universal High Power. special.
1000 Alaska Petroleum e
,- Coal .16is
$50 Black Hawk Mining Co. .1sx
400 Jones Tire Co.. 90
1000 Great Western PETROL
,noo cuin ............. 90
1000 Chitina kuskulana. -. .OS
1000 Red Monarch 10
SOD Mt. Rainier Mining Co. .OS
I000 Alaska Homestake Gold, 10
1000 Monarch Petroleum. -. .Os
E5 oo9 Ih ec Coal ,....... .s2h
1000 Liberty oil & Gas, Wvo.. 10
MAX WINKIER
PA Union st E,Iiott ssO
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For Exchange--IteaI Estate
Acreage
KIRKLAND IMPROVED
ACREAGE
LARGE BEARING ORCHARD
HOUSE

Splendid young orchard, which
has been taken care of prop
erly; more than 55 bearing
fruit trees and different va
rieties OF small fruit: stream
through property. which can
be used over place: number
OF springs on land: all thor
oughly cleared: small house.
barn. chicken house and runs
tools, farming Implements:
furniture goes with place.
Price 3i.475. Satisfactory
terms can be arranged to peo-
pie moving on place. Take
~. Madison car to Burke &
Farrar's office in Kirkland.
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INTERURBAN GARDEN TRACTS
5-ACRE TRACTS
FOR $3.50
$50 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY
INTERURBAN STATION IN THE
CENTER OF ADDITION
These tracts are positively the best
offer put before the public for
many years. The soil Is the very
best, will produce anything that
grows In Western Washington.
Think OF getting ccres Of land q
level as the floor. between Seattle
and Everett, close to Pacific high
way. school, store and beautif,,I
Silver lake. with a car line at your
door. for $3.50.
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
COS Third Ave.
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Rabbits
Live Stock
For Sale-AutOmObiles

FOR SALE COW. HENS AND
chickens. s15 Poplar place. Bea-
con 1856.
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1900 DOWN

1900 DOWN
FURNISHED HOUSE
$50 per month for n good five
room furnished house. one and
one and two-rom units. Of wha
IL 10 be their permanent home
one half blocks from car line;
all improvements, except paw
Ing. In and paid. A bargain at
$2,l0O. Immediate possession.
5000 DOWN
Monthly payments like rent for
modern fiVc-room house;
good district. hardwood floors.
flr"plncr. built-in buffet. book
cnaoH and cabinet kitchen. fun
cement basement and a furn-
ace; large lot; garage: convent
ont 10 car line; "a good value at
3D. $4,000. Immediate posscHaiOn.
ELEGANT FURNISHED HOUSE
$1,000 DOWN
BALANCE LIKE RENT-Six
rooms. hardwood floors. furni-
turc 81 the highest quality:
three bedrooms upstairs, living
room. dining room and hall
downstairs, cement basement:
furnace; beautiful lot and fine
shrubbcry; fun price only So
600, Immediate possession.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE &
INVESTMENT co.
bl5 Green Bldg.
Phone Elliott 560l.
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WALLlNGFORD HILL SNAPS
$4,000
Rent Terms.
Beautiful. modern bungalow Of
rooms; large lot. with private
drive; sweeping view. splendid
ncighborhOod; close To schools and
cars. A snap. See this today.
$4,000
Terms 5000 Cash.
Beautiful little bungalow OF 4 rooms
and bath; fireplace. cabinet kitch-
en-; basement: all built-in fea-
lures: close to schools and cars.
save your rent here.
$3.50
Terms $500 Cash.
No Mortgage.
Immediate Possession.
Splendid. modern double constructed
home OF 6 large rooms and bath
cabinet kitchen. full cement base
ment and laundry. sweeping view.
wonderful buy.
McNETT 4 HARTLE
18th and Meridian Ave. North 81.
open Evenings Auto Service.
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We fired In aaIvou. which b the best way
AZ II showed shat We were SIN orsantsed.
During the AiEht We were rescued and
the trc1eA ea eur right was Feeaptured-
We are aaOwed b rstixs b tAs vsaAss 70
eleaa ouraefve8.
"Nsr tAis asAzSss NJ ssnVmmy sseaSVsd
Ia cita4asU.
-Orr trsova wsss vssy Sssvs aa bafsAa.
|TRrs. Il eur ',sftesy gu~s were sss~n ~
By Gegman nA@iis. bot the fouFeA tAs snay
|One lsft, proteetpd the FeSimemt Tor Q
full day. Macy Of ear Eifaas Aseams
cloeTed VITA mud and were usSissa
'"TAs Germans had made fahss trenrAss
when We rushed tAem ~ found that tAsy
had placsd machans guns whseA enfiiadeA.
In dat ehazss ssass1 al tAs es~paAy
were SssA
at that tAns We wess DIGGING e9r
troacAes IN short sections and StTafght
fines, and eur men, although vesy brave,
were negvsus and umerained In fighting.
An Mieht tAs SHADOWS areund tie she'd
heses seemed b b mswfng and thsy
wouN frs, ssusstines At or 0wH patEsa
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lie DropDed His Skillets for Rife

earsS aSs In heir turn iuss - carefully
- eur own men.
II was up In the firut line trench.
making dugouts, working nay tnFa In ~
Inf I heard a sAell coming, II was one
oS thoee big black onca which we eatl n
railroad from the hlnek eofumn Of thicE
amoke that II leaves behind ! heard u
como with Q rumble, 6ut did not think
Il would fall near mA II struck the top
o. tAe gToaAd sbeat tws yards sway from
me That Ia abeat nli I can remember
q tAres mentAn Fer twelve DAYS was
at Toal. LeaFHed thls later. and vas
tAan sent DO Lyooa
They tod ne that I had been buTiei
In the d6bE4s and two hoan later was duE
cut. EIve of my men were killed and
many 0thers wouHdnsl- received q
srratcA on the had and for two months
was very had. writing nonsenss and talk
Ing at random. Ny Wifi was notified At
once that I was wounded and she Imms
diataly came to me, bringing the baby
Tires months AtsT I was discharged and
returned 10 tAas esuntTy aftsE eighteen
Eontha"
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Cssi a T'h.u.and QuiA. :

trsnes, SIseed mines ana retired lne'
artillery cooGisted se tsa inch fAeaa s1s@
whien We placed aSout AkU yAraS
apart and essesalsd wixA tAs @esSfs"n
Of surprising he eas@y.
~. - w,rfmmm
i"%%' !" "
AT foar S'easc3 w ss
guns Sasned f1Tss s@@ r~ s@e -
sheIlcd tAs en~@S' IAw remnlSe~ -
der cove. Our efreen gave s
mand, I'm svaHsr we uAeefS1e"~ -
trick and renaines n S
enemy beard ns -. - -
nnenss rushed mus tns 'r"~'
pared to meet Sar rusA'
After tfteen ma@us<a - -
fire again. and rs~ twe~V
sheEied the HuA
Again reaafeeeemsnts AafSseS Sss~s
The Hun thsa@ns uno
coming. Our flfs saSe1
comes tie order e 80.
remained quist rs -a
are crowded win mss s & o1s -.
"Bansl % ear F"urNsen n
after the Other: We cnAse .s -
II wire fences aAa es.a - = -.
by cur artillery. ! run ~Ita -
Into shell hoies sea gu
jump i1Ss sAe
ruia- TAeTs w@ -
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N ~

captains ris looked around for lh' -"
scope II wa. the third torpedo. s""
riRh, ,tlnutrs had rlppard slnrr the -
one tine figure on the bridge was s''
10 leave
The First office Leaves The Ship.
-Ycs. 60 damn Il. IN follow" the Cap,
tain had told the flSt officer hJ that
time he know that some miles distant +"
q british destroyer The two Of them had
been srsA,nx up diatr~~ signals tn"
fsrss officer Aid down the rope and was
caught By tte m-s In the boat 'tili they
waited. and with cuppcd hands after
while they rat their lunEs shouting and
shoasins 10 "Rtii" Rpnoek To come along
Thelr rrtes penrtrutrd even the winds hut
on the bridge thsrr utIil stack tha, form ~
q man. The mrr then beeams desperate
and rururd In their fur, hoping TO make
th.ir rHplrttvrs overheard aud perhaps
bring the shipper e. abandon his ship
4 fourth torpedo biz the ship
"rull or, shouted the chief off,r-',
who hated to lravs Tie felt evrn then
iesire to climb aboard, II /, ~~rs pos-ihls,
aud sst ,As ihipper by iorce Eish' mir.
u,s- had elapsed bstwe-n the third sud
fourth torpedora This las, sEpln~i"n
etuusd the boilers to bnrut, AID " 1a eur
ni.rd that Captain Huliecs me, his death
a, ,h., nunrnt The ship vent up life a
ts ,rr mlne The stern hsavcd upward
s.t them shs unsrd to her grave
-. Chrt,t ss -ss fine rume from nns
90, the thryats In re hoat ss II pitched
.sy from the ship ~atch had heen They
81 d haeA at,er~srj - ID ain h"t's
th,, "nu" RpllocA n',t, ,'' "'-uEEiins
.,,,r ,herr 10 the s~as. h', - 80 1-y-
re was m, sign # hpfn,f hr'ns
.srhrrr'- the swtnc," pa,h enc ot tbr ae"
r~r a. a artpptaE rrafr in 'h' n'"anllsh'
appeared slowly aeove the wa'rrv Me"
-.r, on her Ailny drek In little ~ail"
IA sooa ,As suhancrsibIs ssrsr~d for the
bad
wi. h.aut, v~s vas dass shisf
Ola To heh. yoa swine" was tAs Eas
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The Msm W~s NapsnA

OF tw9 @Mys wS nss8Ms ~N@ "@'s~S
MfG
The Msa Wee NaT~uA
-At tAs snA sE that tizns ws vs~s saes
h~AinA the tanw ts ramt and get caran'
The trumrn was nstAtAs HssRs than hoAs
m tAs Ks~uHA, sxpOsed 10 tho weathar
ana Do tAe grS~nA wesar. We were IN
vatnz nIs tn tias wA@a ~ wsse on
s4sgA
eve sszysa IN tie sresssA aay and
sight Oe esasss tAs HAG%t h the hard
stune, asS tAem ws mwgt bs S@ tho w~erA
an tAs sasms, IN ssa@eM@t fear II an at
tnch. We soCk eur rsss m tAs daytime
We haA No hanA grena4ss tAen, and all
a. tAs atsaeks haA - be rspeiied hsna
b. hasa
.SOr esmpaxy pseksA NJ eisAty dad
D~xnans N eee tre@rA IN tAat bate
IN battse No sosdseg may step Do give aid
10 the wounded, even b hia hrctheS. We
havs streAeAsx bearers whess duty " Is
b esEl~w heAAaA snA paek - he
wUunAoA OF eoaEua, ~ aiA or vsunAed
fra, ~ - ssSmy wo1sAsA sase are
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ESAAY%kH ver~attbe tenow. He
MEE@h has served Germans vita
NIW1M chGiee cuts u beef and
- with hand greAadea He
is equally adept at either. but prefers the
latter nethSd Il service He tanks the
United States q very scsd place 70 i've In
and a. chef st one Of the hstsls at -AA
Atlantic port'' In August, 1914, vas CIV
ing complete satisfactioa 10 the man -
meRk
About this tim France Sent out calls
for overseas reaeTvistS- ASbats heard
and heeded "a. gave up cooking for
Others and prepared to let tie transport
chef provide Tor hia- He arrived h
France In the early part sf Septanber.
Havins held 4 rank - ssrgnant before
coming 10 Amex4ca be was r>Asztgnsd 70
that grade in the army and was placed
in the infantry regiment Of TouL He
took an aetiVe part iz the Bstris II
Chanpenoux, which ragged twelve days.
He saw active service In the struggle os
LIE Pretre WOodA He Ii now In thiI
county with several wounds which make
hir- unfit for further duty. In teEse and
true poldierly taskiom AbbAte Gives ht
war experiences:-
SIa Pretre GODS is q thtck forest o.
the side of hin which, on account Of d.
underbrush, b impassable except fer tA'
narrow trais which had b the es1 d
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RkAe q yssusaasm TAs eFesesnt Besa
prOcs low, anA a. Aef aOabtfuI ffFs paAss
% paIes the CResceat Empirel The stSes@
Untenanted. save fsT the Sulen TuFk
MuaiAg hts last prefans nscturNal wasc@
0wsr Q trembling city. But wtthA
A fearful dwelling knseas o woman Bsay@a
Mag raunished babes abOwt hsg Le, ne w9lA9
as msAern HaEAri Hear n ADeahyi
NAwa aFt tie Jsshua sf Der SSppheat~as-
S3o1 Of saw IatheSs, PeaatsiH et MaaN
AbvGAaMs kut4e JndaRs PToss6@,
kuSfA - tie stiffness 0s9 - H
Enws . my cAIl1sa, soEH4efh Tav SNa1D
CsaaeEA 9 nSw Jceh@e!
A R@riv fer IasSfI @h
~m.. .n.A, ura- -.wAm A. eA.a rrsT1
- - tAe new CrassAcrn DER the peaa
Wh~ro uTouAast Of the ancient Chr1e1nn nesa
Ff.weA free n fFuitieas ventures. Tefns tes -
n wVeet ferevef from prOfanfng gfap
TAmf wticA the Old Weird Io@h TX tsoa as9 -
VfrewR at the Bepulchre, eAaa great
A ars TIE valiant ehsefI - Baxoo -
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len o'eiocs came and an vas Vel. Cap
tain Bullock still clinEing to his pest til
steered bit nearer the coast, and then al
eleven O'Clock calculated that the Cans
disr was nearly Jut Of tAs submarine
zone. II was about the same weather
and time be bad seen on other trips iR wss
days
He Iocked nc his wateA after pacsngl
the bridge Lf was fwenty nnan1f@ 81
nfdnixht. and that blasted mooa s.esl
Ihowinx his uAip . wen cut EiIheUecreI
while II played on the inky rnters below,
lighting Up the seas pear o vessel wuicA
carried net single light
Suddenly there was m explosso@! ThaI
vessel trem bled and turned and then hssedl
to starboard
Captain BuIloek pulled hesyffy n M
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THE LAST FALL OF JERUSALEM

TAp name Of none shan Iive beyond thine swAi
NASvs the tnmuit rings for thee her prayer
S0ed Of our fathers Fountain Of Mercy,
Abraham's guide, Inddhs protector,
kestA on the stiffness, Over the mouHfl1s
@sps 10 Thy children, sonndefh Thy vedaoes
Tomefh q Hew tashssI
Dr-Ti0F ~ Ereeff
- esssea1s ssb fnIis On the paiasless ksoaae
% ths Dead Hea Ab~vs ths saTksRe6 pAsAM
0ssana ssStb the yosrty WusSsl Of 0sKs SSs@@
DtaF II TIE Dasti La9tema Il Ahshby,
Ne haSe of hattis and NJ pan of De~EA
CRa hids the yttsn frow yei Tp TIE 0n9n4
YeFuaalem, TfTnes BAwnr. wafts tD nSN
BseedOm's Fotgnatds! OmwarS b thp TeAl9
frss nations breathe the prayer sss~ ~ @sD@
God Of ear iGfh<s, Peaafna ~ hsrsS
AbvahsWs EBt4s, JRAaRs profecS~,
keFtA 90 lhs stiffness, ever the naagSA
Mzps - Thy eha6rea, soHadeth fhv pafnwAz
IoMefA AsW IcRkDsl
ptcsW ~ hRhsseusae@fs
ROLAND RAxMn
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|Yh4 Adrssslty Rsesgt

|ykS Admskslty RseesG
M ssuesAiss tod the susmsst@s 60
tala that Il woah have been seosAssAy
aer Nm - remain co the surface n
woaid, for sivs misutss latrs . BrstasA
destroyer appeared. and withoat swaas'
ing word from the survivors, drSpp~d
a~psh charge the ins,an, the heats were
far enough away The surface @S tAa
water hesvcA svea from the diStascs Of
nearly a mile Quickly the m~a In thu
boats were taken aboard and a rev pAoF~
pr~s~ntn for the Hun captain were plses'
In the water wh~ther she-a harsss ~
the snes s~mained alive o. not they cssAe
not ten. evsa In the wrptehed moonnGAA
& tAsy SPED bach - 9 port and pan -
men Of the dead Canadian a.Asee ssA
then wcnt out again % tAe huAt
TAey always an how the Capt'An ~
haved AZ the Admiralty IN Lo@Asa. n
was answered with one word A thas
plaea on the report =, "RseeIlentty."
Lower down III chief officer wrot~s--
The master was aplfndid thruugA~ue
lie sen. all hIa crow to the boats regard
lcas Of his own p"rronnI safety, and was
to fire distreas sisual rochsts
b himself when the chief officer returned
to him
Adr'lrals read that report, and the vtory
was told In this detail. One high naval
officer pcnncd this on the doc"m ,N|'
"He DID hIs duty and died ir cRrryinc u
out Suggest that II bc ss<rftAiaed q As
has any wife or children and tAat tAU
be looked aftse.-
Mrs Bullock was told the ship had b@ss
sunk. They needed then to tell her ~
more, 40 she knew that n tho CaxAdisn
went down her husband would 60 With n.
Ana Mz Bullock is Carrying on"
aione
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keats aB1 1nvfth Ae@ wAo A@va pee@
on board q sOrpedoe4 vessel - MtgAi
knew What . ssmkors Q hsAt b wsan
baSaaraAss aF~ pwsaataG yss N sssae I'm
knOwn pAscs ia tie seaa rAs hst vaa
haA sszy baA. saA mua esung b ths rsfis
and ropes. bot stpeA b their eassA T1As
nAuffSin4 ssunA wns mer~ly sAs wssA~s.
lawwauw ~vm@mm. nnaawwsmw fM@ a@emw@ 60
wAc4s1m
.IRs cssa ixm Q tAszna@A ssaa - fAs.-
deserved De C1vtAsA-
He pausaS, vai1e4 agnAA en- ~ yAp'
until tAs tsAance ssSwsd rod. end tAsa
quietly rsys the order tse In @vw ..
abanAan aAi1. m o<&ss wAsrA was ySkaes'
out sy tAs flrsf cffscsF-
Nvesy man aboard was - essa - Y =
intraded ssreiy eAanEans fr~n sss sunA
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taitAfuI pipe ssA orssred an tAs men 70
their stations A few minatss lA.sr he
puIlsd cot tho pipe hom hin trrtA sAA
shouted 10 tAe aeaman at tns engtne roon
telegraph to yeii down de tnbe 10 the eAses
engineer 10 carry o." ne uttsrod ~ Q
word heyond that. md Aas sffleess stood
fsithrnEly b.. Oses little later hs winkeA
wa-p 40 hesra the enEisen seiEi tArs1AAn9.
Cesf "a T'A.uams1 QaiA.-
Tsn ntaotes paES asA tAsrs was 80
ond exysasisa. tAss dine hsfsrs - HegsR
,uast en- sAs psrt shda TIE Oh Caaadian
Iusabersd xfsoat win, her engines kiIl@d-
fSess was q shuffling svuSd. and now
rae .sxma. cruel fifteen minntes 6rfore'
seernsa kz~A. tnasmueh % II hghtsd tne
say sat u he ship and showed ~ the
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up aha 0~wn t-&e q paP~ ~~@A Sn ~'@@
swept pond. and tho other m~n In Il as~d
al tAsir euaasnu 90 saal@rs to sssp s~s
eiaaa TO The casa6iaa- Naoe es the msn
Uttered Q word. .us
TN@rv wss tAs sne~.. sseve wees ~
fsrxam ~ me sksppes ama bio 9aiis@s ana
snlfhfui first etfsr~v. sA@re wese the AIRY.
danAine water. anA tAeFe vas tss hstins
sAlp.-a dreadful sixAs In day. but swfn'
beyond wesds In aixht Thers vas a
HIGHT. and another lixht With r~d Eiarr
which tese through the Teonlis Hkirs dis
tr~sm ziSnsl rochrts, sueA ~ brought hfe
savers out sn the coast In peaee iaya,
Now h was war time and snrh sisna,=
eops With al too great Q frequency end
the sAipa are too, too far away AsotheT
as<snatiou was heard. and the mes IN 'he
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to ansfAnr. AsnnmG thn taA sozsas aso@Nu
tAa sAAv % ~ems A@arso~n& true a.
sa~Na 10 the n~vx n HneA bsss< Fvissio@a
Il the aF4stzA YSey e~Tsed - Ger
mans- Asmapd AAa Raza az @ssAa =.
|TAs s.a sss@ssA v h II wrse &aSty sssoEA
On euputu, sssns a TIA AaaaAs
x,ms seses sm~eaxs gh@ aaE e@eszM haax shs
|as~ssm smA swws mway sAswsy - -
stn~aana waeeru kNw - in3asrd ship. On
IsAs hFAaws sssss - t>sm nsss ssa ths
lfsxuss Il IN smstaas. a.& hates hin ehsss
I~sseev Wsas. b ths wasss. with ans
lhsngimg trSsa tho NsdnK VESSELS sSa". was
tha boaimvxan'a smssa IN ~ skippsrs boat
nusshsns his sira fas was waiting for
ItAa esrtxla. ts~s - ~ uAsAs Aavs waited
% sake Mn asAsss b ss~sa psS. sxnest
! for he esssesS waEssA Tia sAsh satrSed
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S--z===-as=a>z-7-- ing In 1917, in much
the same manner as
he had dons for mazy yeau In peace
days The dangers which eeset the Haer'
chant marine ~srs Dst even mentioned
By Mrs. Bullock. who. a. usual On such
occasions. watched him yah down the
winding behedged road ucddinG to .
fsend here and there. The parting words
80 bee1 few The Bight before sAe
Enew that ~ vas lsaSiaE. As As had
ktt during tie va, Sun there vas >
sSh when they Eisp-d each other. wom-
=, ,ea, which n. had Uied 10 sno-
r IS, b. whet o. iti oue mus; have
49, ''s-ctioas taSped osce in q while
,-snEcr or lAss, Mrs. Bullock had
-,- ia,. .-- ~nt:ouins anything o'
Se S. - a .t~ a ocsve soul SO
- 81 - - spouse cetwuea
- .'.N. - 5ssteaed eO~n and
~ 49,. tbe ;t.,adian. Vas ready Is
.t.. 49,. COR fSaeiEn parts to bg:Ss
49, .u-~a = Britztr. C4ptaia Bulleck
a.., 10. u. r.,,,s~u,.,,,. of a.
sm-. az oh.e1seI ths stoksrs and
p --,4- coming aboarN. he mentioned
S'~.staisE ressedirE the courage of shsss
s..n. of,sE .sa Tlcc.ms o. the usseen
.snger vhi,s suSfts 90, their live. Will.
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r-ntrxed to q certain extent by the eour
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