The Bylands
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Georgia; Emory Speer, Judge. Suits in admiralty by Busch & Jolles, Incorporated, and other libelants, against the steamship Bylands (Joseph F. Wilson & Co., claimants) and others. From the decrees in the consolidated cause, claimants appeal.
1Per curiam
In' the months of July and August, 1914, the steamship Bylands, under charter from Jacksonville, Fla., to carry general cargo to Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen, or Hamburg, one or two ports, proceeded to Jacksonville, where, under the directions of charterers, she loaded 1,575 tons of phosphate destined for Hamburg, and from there according to orders proceeded to Savannah, Ga., where she completed her cargo with naval stores, logs, etc., also destined to Hamburg, completing her loading August 6th. On August 14th, by reason of declaration of war between Great Britain and Germany, the master, under…
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