The bulletin. (Irwinton, Wilkinson County, Ga.) 191?-19??, April 06, 1928, Image 3

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The grass had not reached maturity by any means, however, as it was nib bled off each sheep’s back by the oth er sheep as fast as it reached a length where it could be nibbled. 15 Shipwrecked Sailors Battle Sharks Two Hours New York.—A battle in which 15 shipwrecked sailors in a storm-tossed lifeboat fought off a school of sharks with only their oars and knives as weapons was told by three of the crew of the British freighter Yungvay, which was dashed to pieces recently on a reef off the Bahama islands. The men, who arrived on the Munson liner Munargo, are Frank Koslow, Frank Monahan and Vilins Klavins. As the row for shore was started a school of‘sharks appeared in the wake of the boat and a two-hour fight started. Leaping and snapping at the oars the sharks followed the boat to the beach, where for four days the men were cared for by natives. La ter the sailors went to Nassau, where three took a boat for New York and their twelve companions returned to Kingston, their home port. 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