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german CREW MUTINIES. [BY CABLE— PSESS ASSN.—COPYRIGHT.j (Recd. October IS, 2.15 p.m.) BOGOTA, October li. The German crew of the steamer Heligoland mutinied, when ordered to qail to Hamburg, claiming that theie, was danger they would be sunk by an Allied warship. . I is reported that the German Admiralty is providing an unnamed deSrover to accompany the Heligoland. The master asked the authorities to quell the mutiny. Bogota is the capital of the South American Republic of Colombia.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 October 1939, Page 7
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