E1tract Of letter from a gentleman III
France, dated
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"PAR1s, Nov. Is, 1926


"You will no doubt, before this coms'
Ito hand, have heard Of the loss Of the PACK
ct ship Paris,--what a wonderful escaps
the passengers have had, and what do tns!
not owe to captain Robinson! A oraie'
and more noble man there is not. In Wv
midst of danger and the utmost confusion
he was cool and discriminating, and oy m
skill and firmness saved nearly TO Ii's''
i am told that when he saw all was ssls' y
he was SO overcome by labor and ", ~,
warmth and fineness of his feelings, taa, 1.
he threw himself into his birth, and y!
for nearly two hours without speaking
word. He is truly in an enviable s'su,' :
r|tion. You cannot conceive the terms ~ /"
which the passengers speak Of him." NV
> saw they would certainly be lost un's', o.,
something WAS done-hs therefore onv'' Nv.
,|his ground and ran the vessel on s'o,,d 0nd
In doing this. she struck on rock sus ~.
knocked hole in her side; she then Pa.II d
c ed on, when he Immediately holster =, 4,
..sail. and run as fast as he could tor Ls Iu'
J.. shore. The ship run between two foS., s.,
fwith her keel resting on them' ana "A''