Logan Republican | 1915-01-05 | Page 5 | In the Presence of Death

In the Prelacies'1 of Death.' ILH Some yeiibf imo -it Swuhhch' .k-hsi'1 i iLLa wns enugni in h'.U'IHIiih vine i'lu I iLI captain bud IiIh wife mi t .irtl. iiml ILH when the wind wax still riUi'A liu mid JiLI her to go donn below mill Klecp. rir V.iLLa nil wns well He it'iniiliuil iiu lliu , bridge till the matt' ciitue up and Riild: "We'vo done nil we can llndn't you f better tell the chaps to gel out the i "Ves. es. my Iml. If you think xo," said the riiplilln. who Knew the only ( choice loft wax whi'tluT to go down H with the Hlilp or in it hituiII tiont, which ' couldn't .live ten fcccoiiil In that sen , The eiiulnrcrs cm me up with the news jH that the tire; were(ulli'oilt , . t liLLa "Very ,whII. my lails.'" mild the cap tain quietly "Save ourselves If you j "Won't you rMch the wife on deck ,H fir?" ii'kisl line ot'ltic men. ''iLLa "No," Was the culm reply "Let Met ftlecp. pour gtrt d1 ntn uulng down to ' hnve n itiunke" Ami. Hinnklpg by the , bedKlde ot IiIh sleeping wife, he went down with the ship. iJ