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Hokitika Guardian, 2 October 1929, Page 8

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REBELS .SEIZE SHIP.

NEW YORK, 'August 21. The career of the German steamer Falke, which recently landed revolutionaries in Venezuela, reads like a chapter from a romance of the Spanish Main. The Falke, which is termed a “pirate ship” by the Venezuelan Government, is now in Port of Spain, Trinidad, with her officers and crew much concerned over the ' part their vessel played in the Venezuelan revolution. .She was supposed to be bound for Las Palmas, Canary Islands, and she sailed for Venezuela, arrived on Sunday off Cumana, and was met by a sloop from which 200 revolutionaries were transhipped. Her officers state that they were threatened with revolvers and forced to land ammunition and revolutionaries, and that when Government forces attacked the landing party the third .officer of the Falke. who was in one of the boats, was killed. The insurgents were beaten off and some, of the landing party returned to the Falke and escaped to the The Venezuelan Government requested the American Government to •iroceed against the Falke as a pirate, and sent a similar request to other Powers, hut so far the United States State Department has merely filed away the petition on the ground that international law docs not require other nations to treat as a pirate a ship used in an unsuccessful revolution.