Four Hardy Adventurers to Circle Globe In a Msfoot, four ton sail boat, four Russians sailed" from Shanghai on Monday night, Sept. 30, In an endeavour to. cireumnavi ale the world. Led by Mr. 'S. G. Krlloff, the hardy adventurers. will take advantage ofthe summer weather soon to come the southern hemisphere, and will make their trip via Australis. The three other members of the party are Mr. V. V. Sokoloft, 27, Mr. P. P. Hloodneff, 22, and Mr, Kriloff plans to make his trip to Australia Borneo, Sumatra, and Jay: ving in Australia it will be de-elded whether or not the party will sail east to South America or west to South Africa, it has been de-Anitely decided, however, that the boat will not go through the Suez Canal, as the party prefers to make as_long a trip as possible.
The trip will be a leisurely one, and it Is expected that stays of two weeks will be made at each of the!
Islands and ports that the party visits," Provisions have been taken along for three months, re-provision-Ing being provided for at ports of call along the way.
The boat in which they sailed Is only 24 feet, and of only four ton: Only sails will be used in the naviga ton of the vessel, there being no auxiliary engines on board. It Is not known as yet how long the trip will take, but it Is expected that it will take'at least a year to elreumnavigate the globe.
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