Item 01: A. R. Compton diary, 17 March 1915 - 17 March 1916 - Page 29
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[Page 29]
Ships Officers whom was on watch answered (Balls) instantly the Cruiser came along side of us a asked again a he got quick & brisk then they let us go without any further ado.
15.4.15
Wednesday
The ship has Slackened it pace some what to day because we have passed all the ships going to the Sewy Suez that is that left Aden a day or so before us. The weather is a little cooler, I went down the stoke hole this evening afternoon to get a sweat up before I was down amongst the boilers, as so once hit started to shovel
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