Captured at Woosung: American Youths' Amazing Adventure Dressed in their Sunday best and posing as first-class pasimgers, Allen Kees, "Sandy" olliny Clisby Dur Howe, thro Amor schoolboys, on Monday morn ing stowed away in the st Pros hope reaching America.
The young adventurers wore caught "at Woosung, a wireless message from Mr. ©. L. Boynton, Raving ranched ~the waiting for the tide in the anchorage, Without ceremony they wore Innded by tug at Woosung, whence a motor-ear brought. them to, Shanghai and retribution The vessel did not leave al m, (as expected, but at, onn o'clock. 'This delay played hav with their carefully laid plans, nabling the school to institute inquiries during the morning. Of course, the plot was known their schoolmates, but how could they' disclose it? Finally, however, one boy have the game nway. Scarcely able believe the to youth's. statement, the astoundou head weted promptly. He wire lossed the ship and ws she had boon delayed it was thus possible for the hoys to be landed.
WIRFLRSS AND TIDES, The deathblow to their hopes cams swiftly though not expectedly: to one bright youth. This boy, Kees, is known among his schoolboy sot ae. the. wireless "shark," He was inthe wireless room on Ube President Lincoli and heard his fate spelled out in Maree. Listening to the familiar dotdashes he mentally decoded the mossags, which he conveyed to the other two boys. The tides at Woosung had proved their com plete undoing, delaying the yesso! until the message came through, Tt is reported that the youths had become dicoontonted on Tosin certain privileges through misdo mean ours 90 decided to leno for the libortyoving land,
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