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Umbrella Eating Shark Caught at Lewes
Posted by: stubbytate (ID *****7557) Date: June 30, 2007 at 18:23:59
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Submitted by: Harrison H Howeth

Article Title: Evening Post

Article Date: August 19 1911

Article Description: Umbrella Eating Shark Caught at Lewes Breakwater.

Article Text:

Lewes, Del., August 19, 1911:
A shark of the mam eating species, 17 feet in length, caught yesterday at the mouth
of the Delaware Bay by JAMES KEYES , crewmwmbwe of Lightship 69, must have been
umbrella hungry. This is the only explanation to be be offered of the presence in the
stomach of the monster shark of a umbrella completely covered. In addition a large
quanity of steel and iron junk and enough oil cloth to cover the galley floor were also
found. After a hard battle Keyes was forced to use the ships steam winch to land
the shark on the deck of the lightship.


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