THE MURDER OF FRYATT
HUNS' LATEST BRUTAL OUTRAGE OFFICIAL EVASIONS PUBLIC INDIGNATION . AustTalian-JTeW' Zealand Gable Association. London, July 30. ■ 'Phe Press Bureau has issued a paraphrase of a telegram from tho American Embassy, at Berlin, dated July 27 and received On July 29, replying to Viscount Grey's notes of July 18 and'2B. It states that the German Foreign Ofiico verbally informed tho Ambassador on July 26 that Captain Fryiitt's trial had been fixed to take place at Bruges on July 27, and it would try and secure a postponement; but the Foreign Offioo wrote on July 27 'that a postponement was impossible, because tho German witnesses from the submarine could not bo detained. Tho telegram adds ' that an attorney was appointed sto defend Fry ail. CAPTAIN DESIGNED TO HIS FATE. London, July 30. A steward on a Norwegian steamer, who talked with Fryatt, states -that tho captain wns resigned to his fate. Tho Germans plainly told him he would be shot.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2838, 1 August 1916, Page 5
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161THE MURDER OF FRYATT Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2838, 1 August 1916, Page 5
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