The Archive · 1933

Motive of Revenge Suggested

Dai them to Tangku. On the night of leo.), according to which the motive lof the outrage was believed to be relvenge instead of piracy and the five Horeigners who perpetrated the outrage were old acquaintances of the vessel's master, Capt. B. Mf. Vikh-Iman, and the first mate, Mr. N.

The manager also said that he Idid not believe it was true that the gang had forced Capt. Vikhman to faecommodate them when the vessel iwas about to leave Tangku, pointting out that Tangku was quite a busy' district and should the gang One of the most pratal adventures on the high seas in many years has been brought to ura, the Manchurian resort near Dairen, of three out of five Tune 28 about 10 o'clock, about 200) Ihave actually used force to obtain Jaccommodation on board the vessel, les from Shanghai, after having) apparently studied in a thorough!

Jan alarm might have easily been turned in to the police authorities manner the layout of the ship, the lof that place. five men suddenly stationed them selves in strategic positions, chiefly] ie. outrage, these being Capt ten persons were Killed in alleged European buccaneers, who at the head of the stairs Vikhovan, Ste. and Mrs. "Azariet, boarded the Chinese vessel Sheng Tangku on June 26 as she

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