Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-02-18 | Page 13 | Bernstorff's Wife Reported Ill as Guards Watch Ship

Bernstorff's Wife Reported III a as Guards Watch Ship Women Passengers Aid in Examining Baggage No Shore Leave I Hy By 1 United Pr Pm J la to The Th Telegram HALIFAX N N. S S. S Feb 17 17 The Tho liner Frederick VIII lies Hes In tho the harbor here tonight her upper decks lighted but ports dark Passengers Passengers Passengers Pas Pas- can be seen moving about her upper decks But no definite Information regarding happenings aboard the ship which Is conveying conveying conveying convey convey- ing Count von and his party home has reached shore Naval tugs snorted about tho the liner Jiner all day Armed guards paced her decks and no one was allowed to go aboard who had no official business there Passengers Passengers Passengers gers were permitted on deck but there was no shore leave for tor any any- one The tiniest information dribbled out when It was reported that everyone aboard was well with the exception of at Countess von who was reported to tobe tobe tobe be suffering from a slight nervous attack Lighters are lying alongside the tho ship taking taken baggage bagga e off for examination exam exam- on ashore Examination of at passengers on the ship continued The most careful investigation was made women made women helping by going going go go- ing mg through the time personal property of at the tho women passengers The ship is anchored where nothing can be seen of at the city of or Halifax