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;my men for they might have been
.swept overboard at any time.
“It was impossible to haul in
the broken cable so we hack-sawed
it off having to sacrifice it. We
went up to the Roosevelt again
and procured a 3-4 inch steel ca
ble. By a smart piece of work
my men got the heaving line on
the Roosevelt and hauled the haw
ser aboard. We played out 225
fathoms and then proceded.
“By that time we were clear of
Wessel’s Reef and steering W. by S.
We ran the coast for about two
houre; around noon the Roose
velt again parted her line, on
board, Still the wind increased in
velocity and swells running wild.
Once again we went up to the
Roosevelt asking for a hawser and
they passed us a nine inch new
manila one of about 150 fathoms;
with the remainder of the cable
mto his hawser it made a compact
*ig -"1 we were off again heading
'or Cape Clear. We sighted Woody
[sland in the evening.
“Though we had ample power in
eserv® yet I kept the diesel en
gine at slow speed for I knew I
ould keep ahold of her. We reach
ed Woody Island at 9 p. m. At 10
>. m. the weather moderated and
se were making excellent progress
oward Latouche. We arrived
here at 2 a. m. on the 26th”.
Efforts will be made at Latouche
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to cut out the steel cable in her
: piopeller after i which she will
go to Cordova and pick up the
, Starr towing it to Seattle.
I At time the Attu left with
' the Roosevelt the Starr was an
chored in Orca Cove,
j The Captain of the Roosevelt,
; upon arrival at Latouche, congrat
I ulated Captain Wold and crew
j declaring it was the most wonder
I piece of work he ever saw or
heard of. Needless to say the men
almost wept with joy once all dan
ger had been passed. The cook of
the Roosevelt, in token of his per
sonal appreciation in being saved
from death in the briny deep, in
formed Captain Wold he would
cook, for him and his crew, all the
eggs they desired.
The outstanding feature of the
rescue, aside from the efforts of
the Attu’s crew, was the marvelous
feat performed by the little ves
sel of 37 tons, equipped with 125
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