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LONDON'. March 24 By A. I\—
Captain William .Marl »: of tie Hi it isi.
trawlei Kim? Stephen, who, from fc:v
of treachery. .u ml to take d’f th
crew of the d an' i 7. p:*eh‘n l.-l*
in the North sea ii IVbrtiaty. 191^
died eleven months later of a nervou
collap>e. cau * ’ h\ t e mistahen be
lief that he had. b»« n p isor.od. Thi *
and ether facts concerning the inci
dent non ar*» avadcble fo” the fir.*
tim \ and i* is p«v ih! * to u ’l the
story in deta*. I’ i believed here
thaf the eisrht n Gmr a ns c« niposinc
the new of fh* I.-lh pe?i.-hed.
I'h • action ot Captain Mar* n
<> v , i ,1 i .inflations of alleged "Brit
. an in the German press,
' i {■ tnparod the affair to the ceh ♦
‘•rated llaralong ease. It is claimt l
.‘.at public opinion upheld Capt.
:a a iii hi; position that if he ha t
t:’ n the Germans on board this
t lor they would have captured th j
. ... med cre\ of ton mi
1 \ i11 b* recalled that the Rev. A’ •
! .» W. Ingram, bishop of London,
h’ic’y declared that “we ought* .o
in ! by a Skipper. The Germtin
a'- hilled ch’valry in wartime.”
R * im>o of h;s action Captain Mar*
it s learned. ••eceivod a number
»* \v ers threatening his life. About
•u months after the North Sea
• ;t Po became i‘l after rmokirg
»' in • age s-'nt him bv
d he wn c winced that the
d po* oi>. Analyst
, •;,> proved *hnt his feuu
> , m ’ d. but he never reco' .
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i, r u«it»>iv ms of facts published in J
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of Juneau, Alaska.
OFFER TO THE 1 RAPPERS AND DEALERS OF THE NORTH Til
FOLLOWING PRICES FOR NO. 1 PRIME ITRK:
l.vii, extra large No.I — - . $S6.6§ to $SSfO
Lyax. large No. 1 25.00 to 30.00
Lynx, small la.06 to 2tMW
\ftak. dark coast skin* • ®*®6
Mink, dark coast skins. small *L00 F.OO
Mink, fresh water 1° 10.00
Land Otter • 12.00 to 15.00
Red Fo\. No. 1 large 30.00 to 35.00
Cre>s Fox, according to beauty >0.00 to 106.ftn
Muakrau
Silver and Black Foxes, as to color
WoNeriwe - ®*R *® 16*00
Wtlvw a«00 !• 20.60
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offer. If our price.- are not satisfactory we s ill return the furs and pay trans
portation charge* on same both ways.
Reference*: \n> hank in Alaska, Dextor Horton National Rank. Seattle:
National Rank of Tacoma, Mash.
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«%pod f om the bhock. Tho verdict o*
his physician was t! a* he had di d
from . heor fright.
The 1,-10 had taken part in a rail
over the midland countries ot England
in which sdxty-seven non-conbatunt
were killed and 117 injured. The Ze p
pelin waa damaged by gunfire, and
vas c snaelled to descend to the
North i-ea. where Captain Martin of
i “he Ki g Stephen found her resting
In the watYr. According to Captain
Martin’s story, the Zeppelin’s com
mander offered him a reward it In*
vould take off the C.eiman crew, hut
Martin refused, saying “I don’t trust
you.”
‘‘I had talked it over with Oo’ge
Denny, my mate.” Caotain Martin is
juoted as saving,” and wo agreed that
f w * ! > we red a boat and sent some of
i
I vh»* crew to the Zeppelin they would
I •<» Kent as prisoners until we did as
Iif* Germans wished, which would pvo
! inbly h* t’ at in the end wo si ould
I have th ii take charge of the ship if
! they conic on hoard, of if we refused
; o fetch til- n off they would carry th •
i ;re\v of oi r boat down with them. I
was determined to take no risks. 1
i knew what the German*; had done t >
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r mv class in the North sea, and i> -
1 hi-*'. 7/*pj'. lin crews d-mpping bom!.-:*
>n hou es and killing women and c i’»
: Iren didn’t appeal to no*. There w ei »
1 mg’ t'on G» rmans and only ten of u
and you could scarcely imagine t' ' r
illowing u to tak** them a. p; i <>n m «.
I There were two to one.
“So I t *h| the commander plain v
ha’ nothing he eouhl av would in
duce me to rescue then. It was not a
mce feeling to leave eighteen men *0
drown, even if they were your en *•
- mios. When the commander saw we
were to leave and that there was no
chance erf being rescued, he and the
others set up a howl. Their rage
was awful. Shaking their fists in de
spair, they kept shouting out ‘G <tt
tvafe England.’ And they kept shout
ing this again and again as long as
wo were within hearing. The weather
had been steadily growing worse, an!
as no other vessel was in sight, I
knew the Germans were doomed, but
T felt that I had done the right thing
under the circumstances.”
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BAVARIAN MINISTER HAS
SAY ON FREEDOM OF SEAS
BERNE, Switzerland, March IM,—
On the question of freedom of the
seas, Professor Fred rich W. Foei-ster,
' Bavarian Minister to Switzerland, si.id
recently to a correspondent of Tig*
Associated Press:
“I must frankly admit the Gormans
had no reasons to complain of the lack
of freedom in using the seas to devel
op their commerce and industries be
I fort* the war. In fact, both American
and England placed no obstacles in
this iaspect.”
Dr. Foerster declared that Pvuss
. ianism and militarism now are dead in
I Germany — killed by the war and that
j Jermany will become a great republic
on the lines of America but that tV
( process necessarily must be slow ow
* ing to international conflicts and the
• differences between political parties.
F0( H MAY BE NEXT
FRENCH PRESIDENT
PARIS, Mar., 24— Marshal Focti,
as the next President of France, seem
: \ good probability. At least in the
i eyes of his adherents, as bets are be
inj? taken that Foch will be in the
Pre ddential chair after the next elee
tion.
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