Salt Lake Telegram | 1920-08-06 | Page 20 | Stoker is Man without Country

riffi TOKER IS MAN I I I Im U I i I. I It n Leave Leeve S Sh Ship Ip at N No Non 0 l Port II i II sr r Australia Aug 6 8 rn rD n Reginald ld ship shiP 9 kc ks k's described himself I I I who ho alt alI al- al African citizen was as a t tIn n from the tho Canadians Canadian Canadian- s I to to nd land Makura when I liner I Vancouver Ji vessel j reached here I esse 1 l 1st from here hS lat last voyage I her managed toe to tott 1 re rt or ho he pOrt e tt let leta en route ho he runs J t I a carted up and andy of f being being- indefinitely y the Pa Pacific i le n n account of himself was vas I u S Sydney sdney t Just before the to In u early In Inu inith from here cd sailed Aura Aurau u ura S Ith Sim him on n board was I with Ith man a i In in ck name namo naSSI as I reached Vaner Van- Van me this boat Ho lIe asked on n er but the tho chief en en- o off l a day refused him He Ho wen went t tf er Shout leave lea got bot Into Q a without r. r. r tIght had his leg leE broken r tt t The hospital daas to a taken laken J 1 reported him a a. de de- de It C Canadian authorities he T The her er the Begin Begin- teed ed ed me a as being 3 who wh o had deserted y on board the 5 Key hey bey put Dut me mo for Sydney ra bound or when the i iDi lt want aDt to go 0 o so f Cached reached Honolulu I left caner instigation of ot the the the- J At the Steamship company agents ea I the Cana Canadian iian Australian V Immigration authorities Honolulu i ll S the arrested me and forc- forc on board the Makura me put Idle I w Ranting to be n It t from Honolulu I Id Ir It stoker 1 I a fourteen pounds at ri d i j on r- r t reached hed month When I r a t atc I get set my money and couldn't I to aro authorities wouldn't k Canadian tae ie off the ship t 1 w was ass s born in Omaha Neb II I left Amer- Amer years ears a ago aso g o. o two too 1 old Rhin I was seven years to Australia and stayed ee ie ane until I was twenty have ha traveled about then I tt 5 y In ships ship When I was board this boat the on t. Sira at Honolulu tho the chief 1 and the purser admitted I t I was not Dot tho the man who went c the boat at Vancouver but butis is 13 of all that that the captain out to sea sea- lick t k ne ce parkins complains further that strength of promises by byh bys h s customs authorities at Syd- Syd that he would be ba released 1 1 iia In t detention on the Makura If it certificate that he heru heru v a a. ru J tn In alien allen he signed the paper b the tle promise was not kept Ie American consul here E E. J J. too took up Harkin a case bt l was unable to do anything citte mans man's behalf because of 1 k of ot proper proof of American te hip f The whole hole thing thins he said tx I back to the action of ot the pt n authorities