HI, M. $. Glow-worm immediately steamed down river, where about half an hour after embark at Captain Snagge, besides bein in command of the Britich Danube Flotilla, was a member of the Nav: Committee of Danube Control, and the British delegate on the European Danube Com: those extra ilution, he was often away from his ships—H.
Glow-worm, H. M.S. Ladybird, ant a number of smaller craft.
Captain Snaxgee met hee and fon board. The problem which sented itself was the accommoda' of the imperial party on 0 small boat a" H. M.S. Glow.wornt, which is about the size of H.
Bee. There was an Emperor. an space. Captain Snare When the ex-Emperor made anal landing. Captain Snage pean Danube Commission at Solina at the mouth of the Danube, havin: loft his ships at Belgrade. The first he heard of it wax through a telegram from the Admiralty ordering him to rejoin his ships at once. As Soli is about 80 miles from Galatz, th therefore resolved to approach emperor personally with a request for a written parole. The Emperor This written parole is of especial interest aw it i+ believed to be the first-time in history that Emperor has done such written terminus of the railway, the only: means of communication was possession H. M. the King, ani treasured in the Windsor archives. motor boat, and there was consequently some delay before he could get to Bucharest. vid Galatz, where A translation of the—parole ive my parole ehonnens to Arthur Snagwe that famous song, "On the New York."
Still later years saw the coming duchy youth who flaunted a monocle and turban in Greenwich Village, New York's Bohemia, and ably defended the wearing of them in numerous rough-and-tumbles. and Achmed Abdullah wrote his first pent seller" around New York's shall consider: myself bound personally to him'
1 the whole duration of the Tu making this promi to Captain Arthur Snagge con sider myself bound personally to.
im for the whole duration of this voyage. Signed: Carl, Roi Empereur Chinatown, Just a few years ago Thomas Burke, fresh from Limehouse, scended on the city and with hi best friend in America, Charley concerned on the gunboat, but other difficulties were to rise. At a spot Chaplin, cluded the reporters of a dozen papers until cornered in the rear of the Port Arthur chop suey restaurant on Doyers Street, Later came stories rom" the Burke pen featuring the scene of the present tong war and it is a common fact among the writing craft that. the well. known Sax Rohmer stories of Dr. Fu Manchu are founded on a former leader in the American Chinese colony in New York, though in many cases the locale hag a London background, shout 60 miles above Orsova a wre drought had made the river low that it was impossible for che gunboats to proceed. It was nece~ sary to transport the imperial party, down river to Tornusererin helo: the Iron Gates, and since was #0 low, there was no choice bit to use the road, which passed through Transylvania, ly Then followed a ride which besgear the imagination of Anthony. Hope or George Barr MeCutel party was landed shew rag of motor ears was ready. They were taken at high speed aver miles of road, lined on exe tke way by Rumun ere, There were thousatsls of who turned out ty sce}
"as he sped alons, enthusiasm The presence of the however, prevented any Fesuce the ex-emperor
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