| Show 1 n NAMES Of SAVED BRING JOY TO M NY List Covering b Nearly J Half of Survivors Is C Cabled to I II America and Hundreds of I Mothers l Io Are Gladdened r- r 0 f 2 SJ SICK SICK- I y AND j D HURT mn f ARE f pi 1 t t Lj BEING CARED FOR Finger Prints to Identify fy Unknown De Dead d Germans Exult LOver Over Blow Blo Belief U-B U U Boat at Was Vas r as Sunk Sun Stronger W ASIH Feb Feh 0 9 At D.-At At midnight mid six night night six ninety hums hum's a after 1101 the troop ship Tu Tuscania had been heen torpedoed torpedoed tor tor- and sunk by a German submarine sub suh- marine a a little more than one thousand thousand thou thou- sand names S of the thc survivors sUr had hall been announced 1 here heie by the thc committee on I public information ll A few hew more name naute were in possession posses posses' J Moil ion of the thc war wai but hut will ill not be he arranged for fop publication publication-be hc- hc fore tomorrow lm by hy which time tine it is expected the time remainder 0 of or the sum sur survivors survivors' ors list will have ha come over ocr the cables from England 9 The he largo large force of or clerks s will bo Ut put hilt at work worl again tomorrow morning and andIC if IC the names continue continuo to come in lI bv by Sunday SUI night It is Is expected a full list of the missing will be he available a bv hy checking the list of or survivors sUl against ag tho official list of or all those 0 who on the Tuscania anla Partial lists of or the survivors hors ero telegraphed to lOun parts of or the countr country country coun coun- tr try today and were anxiously scanned b by thousands w who hoped to find the name of a relative or friend Fi Friends lends of tull fully fifteen hun hundred red men menan menon menon on an the Tu Tuscania c canIa cla la who probably were distressed today toJa b by not finding their names lIames on the partial list list- of or survivors undoubtedly will w learn barn tomorrow that their friends i are nrc among amonI the Hie survivors suni There Thore wore no nn new official figures on tho the Jo loses looses available tonight and the thc war nr departments department's figures continued to to differ dieter from those those those-of ot of tho the British a admi admi- ml- ml ralty Tho The w war r department estimates 10 persons missing of oC them Continued on Oil Page Pago 6 6 PARTIAL LIST OF SA VED RECEIVED Continued From p Page PARC g c 1 American soldiers while the th British n admiralty's figures put the lost at ot missing H of ot them American officers and enlisted m men n I r Print to 10 o Identify The war department has h s ordered fingor fin fin- f got gor prints of all tho the unrecognizable D By soldier dead deall from the tho Tuscania comparison with records here it will be possible to identify them Tho The list of ot survivors from rom the Tuscania Tuscania cania was coming cominS' slowly tonight to the tho war department from London still without without without with with- I The rhe na navy department was out any Information confirming the re report report report re- re port that an American destroyer destroyer participated participated par par- in the chase of or the U A copy of or the official report made b by bythe bythe the commanding officer of oC the British convoy will be bo sent to the navy de department department de- de as soon as It Is approved b by bythe bythe the British admiralty Naval officials do not expect to sot get this report for at least two weeks Total Lo Louden Still Unc Uncertain The war department today still sUll was wa without official advices to change chano yesterdays yesterday's yesterdays yesterday's yes yes- estimate that American had been lost in the sinking o of the tho Tuscan Tuscania la A press dispatch from Crom an nn Irish port eari early toda today how however hower er Indicated that the figures of or the Tuscania's survivors survivors' bureau there were still hel held at lot American missing while the British admiralty figures given I en to the Associated Asso Asso- elated clate Press In London last night showed souls ml missing in H. H of or them American soldiers soldiers-I 4 officers and men There Thero were American officers I and OGO 2060 men aboard the Tuscania and the admiralty reports among the survivors survivors sur sur- officers and 1917 men Tho The war var departments department's only dispatches put tho the total missing at 10 of or which are arc American soldiers Names of Sick and Injured Survivors Londonderry Feb D. D All AU All the AmerIcan American Amer Arner- ican lean survivors from the Tuscania with the he exception o of about sick or red and a n part party of ot 14 who landed In n Scotland were toda today quartered In two military camps Following arc the names lames of ot the tue sick or injured In the camps Warren A A. A Blackman Carl Call 12 11 Nys George S. S McLean cLean William Pope John JohnF F F. Rings H. H A. A Sawyer William IT II Venable E. E LS' LS W S' Harry Barry Benedict George e E E. Julius Lewis R R. L. L Sydney i 1 F. F Virgil Brewer Brower Glen Gien B. B Denison Charles CharieR C. C I William J J. J Ic Leo Lee Glove I G G. It H. Gove f Karl Farl Paul Co- Co CoI I Walter alter Ii B B. B Wesley L. L McCauley Walker F. F Purdy Fry Charles n. n Policy Polley John lohn J N. N Stinson John L L. Bone Carl Moler ol r. r Otto P P. lodge Hodge Charles L L. W. W 1 K E. Able William Rider Hider 1 L. L Leer jeer Archie McCracken en Lewis P P. CarIsle Carlisle Carlisle Car- Car lisle Isle William E E. E Lancaster Mark T T. Gibson Lewis D. D Baker Willard Griffith Grif Grit P P. Leblanc Lebianc Clinton Dolph C Cecil Duke Francis Hughes Lester L L. Smith Jake Rossman nl Richard hard Johnston Johnston Johnston John John- ston Howard Kenyon Kenon An Andrew row C. C Anderson Anderson Anderson An An- derson Nelson Warren K McCarty Charles W. W McIntosh Lester McKenna Christopher Henry Humph The names of ot seven forty sick and Injured American troops confined In three hospitals at a port on tho the Irish north coast const follow Basil G G. Balle Bailey Bruno E E. E Bluhm William C Brad Brady Samuel Comb Charles Lemuel Davis Dai Earl Wilder Wildor cr Drake John Fuller Myron ron Nelson elson Hayes layes Elmer T. T Holden Lloyd Y 1 Kolb Arthur William m LIga Joseph Emmett McDonald Robert flobert J. J Moody tood Albert I I. I John Henr lenry Stanley Burketon Burkeson Armando Bustichi Leslie LesUe Dale Carl L. L Samuel 11 II H. Eddins Harrison Bates Silva Sil lensley Hallie Hallic M M. Haselton I L Iee e V. V Lashua ashua John 1 F. F McDonnell William Francis Brands Mathais Sidney Robert Hail Bah Clarence T T. Rex flex C C. Orser Lawrence Nathaniel Riley Herbert D D. Taylor aylor Talor John Edward Tanes Peterman Roman Homan al Gu Guss s Johnson Johnson John John- son soil Oliver Oll Cole Charles er Johnson William Douglas Pine George A. A Sturlen nO Roy Houston P. P Redding B. B Curtis John R R. George RiGhard Baker B James C. C dams McAdams Charles Smith Roland Edward Edward Ed Ell ward Du Duncan I Iby Discipline Improved by Disaster Is Report An Au Irish Port Feb 9 A. A A major from Washington ton D D. D C. C who wa was In ih comman command com corn man mand inand of or American soldiers on tho the Tuscania Tuscania cania spent the last fo few rew hours of or his sta stay I at itt l this port today In sending messages messages mes mes- sages of or thanks and farewell to the townspeople including the ma mayor or town council local department stores and firms of or tobacco dealers who donated donate lal large e consignments O of and pipe tobacco to the soldiers The major was as downcast b by tho the catastrophe catastrophe catastrophe cat cat- but was proud o of his troops If the they behave as well In France as ns they did on the Tuscania he said there is no doubt about the outcome I of ot this war Too much praise cannot be heaped upon ulon them for their calmness during tho the disaster r. r One Ono marked marke result of ot the dl disaster aster which was noticed b by the tho of officers officers ot- ot leers was tho the improved discipline of or ortho tho the men Before the disaster they wore were lax lat In iii saluting but after the tho torpedo struck the tho ship groups o of privates the officers what to do and then did It like highly trained soldiers It was as if Ir the disaster had in made mado ado them realize that discipline Is Important In war Shock h k Cures Cure Sick Man In Throughout their stay on shore here hereth th the officers displayed a a. fine spirit by giving ln up their rooms room In tho the hotels to poorly clad privates Tho behavior of ot the men hero lucre has been exemplary exemplar One of the first acts b by the authorities after consulting with tho the American Amerlean of ot fleer was to close all saloons during the tho stay Htay of oC the tho Americans Americana It was thought best to remove remo temptation from rom the tho tired dazed men The town coun council cil cli provided ed amusement In special mayIng may may- ing Ins picture shows and last lat night gave C a concert A remarkable experience In the disaster disaster dis dis- aster was that of a Georgia private who was confined to bed with pneumonia pneumonia monia when tho the torpedo struck truck the Tuscania Tho The Georgian rushed on deck clad only in a union minion suit Another sol sol- dier dior gave SD up hl his hilt coat to cover the sick man who was lowered Into a a. lifeboat and soon found foun himself on a trawler where he sat on a windswept deck for tor hours When ho lie was landed landl hero ho he felt so 80 tully fully recovered from his Illness I I I that he could not be Induced to go to the hospital Survivors Given Kindly Care by Belfast Folk FoUr Belfast Feb 9 Between Between and an OO 00 American soldiers from rom the tho Tuscania arrived here Friday Thc They were vero met at atthe atthe atthe the railway station b by a battalion of or orthe the Ho Royal ai Irish regiment headed b by bythe bythe the regimental band han which escorted them to temporary quarters Crowds d of or citizens assembled at the station and in the streets and greeted the tho Americans with enthusiasm The survivors sur- sur s appeared to bo lie little th tile the wor worse c cI for tor their terrible experience except I for time the nondescript clothing the they wore Many an had British h arm army t co coAls cotts Pope Expresses Grief at It Tuscania l- l Horror HOn Rome Fri Friday ay Feb S. S S. I Evidences of ot warm sympathy with America over o the time sinking of oC the Tuscania are arc apparent l In all ll sections of or Ita Italy During the dally daily conference between Pope Benedict and Cardinal Gasparri the papal secretary of state toda today the tho Tuscania Incident was the chief topic The pontiff voiced deep ret regret at the loss of oC BO no O many brave young oung lives an anI anti and express expressed lt his feeling that prayer must I bo be more fervent and aUll constant that tho the end of ot the conflict might be bo hastened I I I I German Press Exults I Over Ove U-Boat's U Success Amster Amsterdam am Feb 3 German German I. newspapers newspapers news news- papers are gloating over the ps psychological psycho psycho- cho logical effect which the they expect the sinking of or the Tuscania must produce im In America I The Yolks says tho the event o mu must t unfailingly unfailing damper the spirits of or Americans an and proceeds Sundry American vessels vessel some with munitions an and perhaps a small number of sOl soldiers have havo been sunk before but so far as we know this Is the time first case of a big transport with a considerable consid- consid erable crable number of oC troops aboard failing Calling victim to our U boats Maybe Mao large large- sized transports have never ne or rarely fco so far crossed for the American Amp forces Corces In France are aro not yet ct very large As such vessels must be convoyed oed with great care our U-boat's U achievement achieve achieve- ment meat Is all the more remarkable ablo and gratifying The Berlin n a makes malec a n similar comment and rejoices that so 0 much war material was lost and that the tho rescue rescued soldiers will not be immediately immediately imme imme- available a for service Belief That Submarine Was Sunk Strengthened London Feb 10 The lO-The The Sunday Sunda Times today says It is finally established that the Tuscania sank while an attempt was being made to tow her toward the thc Irish coast The fact t that no submarine submarine submarine sub sub- marine attack was made either cither on her heror heror or on the time towing boats Is regarded as asI confirming the belief bellet that the submarine submarine sub sub- marine was destroyed by the con o convoyIng convoy convoy- Ing lag warships |
