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Otago Witness, Issue 3216, 3 November 1915, Page 9

George Augustus Sal a lias related how the Dardanelles were once “ forced.” It was in 1877 that “G. A. 5.,” visiting Constantinople, found, one fine morning, an American corvette in harbour. He at once boarded her, and inquired from the Yankee captain how he had contrived to bring a war-vessel of such size through the Hellespont, “Oh,” said the captain, “tho Governor wanted to stop us, saying that under the capitulations wo could tp,ko nothing through that was bigger than a. gunboat; so I said, ‘Well, Governor, this is the smallest we’ve got ’! Of course, tho coffee and cigarettes wore handy. The Governor shrugged his shoulders and sat down; I sat down too, and—here we arc!”

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