Describing the search, Mr. Mood told a reporter that the destroyer, which might have hoisted previous signals which had not been noticed, few up the signal "Stop or we will fire." Immediately on noticing the signal the Santarem stopped obeyed the signal "Approach us and anchor."
On coming aboard the Japanese very polite, he continued, but under the impression tha: the purser, jMr G. J. Eca, was the wir opera-or they locked him in however, when the eir mi:
Lake, vessel the boarding party left the s taking with them the ship's manitos and cargo list, Mr. Moody added. The antarem was on a voyage from Haimen to Shanghai and. the time of he incident, was halfway between Foochow and Shanghai
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