An
item reported that the British department of foreign affairs on last Saturday
evening informed the local authorities at Cardiff
that the Foreign Enlistment Act captain W. Mengell
of the German steamship not allowed to load coal. The cabinet had proofs that
the same ship earlier delivered coal to the Russian Baltic fleet. At that
moment she had already loaded 40 tons.(1)
Note
1.
At that moment was the Russo-Japanese War (8 February 1904-5 September 1905)
going on.
