The scream of shell was the first Warning of danger, according to a story the captain' of the French tanker Emile Miguet, sunk in the Atlantic by a U-boat ten days ago, told when he reached here, Dusk had fallen when the first shell was fired, followed by others, One struck the crew's quarters, cutting an apprentice almost in half, The captain hailed the submarine and received permission to disembark the remainder of the crew. The shelling had left one lifeboat seaworthy, Minister to Evacuate Berne, Oct. 23. As a member of the German minority in Estonia, M. Karl Selter, former Estonian Foreign Minister, was compelled to leave the land of his residence together with other persons of German origin, the Copenhagen correspondent of the newspaper, the "Bund," reported today. M. Selter, he added, intended to set up his new residence at Gdynia.—
Havas.
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