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Mix HUB B Z 3 H fimni'— rmniinwi i jii'ti n 111 niTTi i SHIRTS Passengers Off Cut in Compartment by lames Death qjcod is a fitting 4 shirt Arrow suitable feW W (Continued from Page 1) great rollers around us The paesen-gers crowded the rails so that th© sailors Had difficulty in lowering the boats Meantime the small drums ami cases of chemicalswere exploding by dozen the every minute No one thought the ship could last five min 16 1913 o I e assisted j s Y WyjKfArrow Volturno" ‘ J - we got said Second Oflieer Von Carlsberg of the Kurfuerst describing the first trip of his boat “I heardtoscreaming board and decided keep on figured that some of the away for panic-stricken people might jump into boat upset it I‘ our and shoutedto the officers of the Volturnoto tell the people to ino the and they jump sea This would be rescued picked Advice was ajtd we up man after taken When got back to our ship manfound we we had rescued twenty-one men The following morning made two trips and rescued more While we the volturno side could not were at single They all see a ap- sn bearing CV “When occasion Seiect ' OCTOBER S- Officer tor every W in Trap I I A THURSDAY vol-Lloyd's ' Hr UTAH 5 e There CGHEMICALS CJTY -Carlsberg 1 Wit rMi LAKE mental to see if ii was possible for-a small boat to live m the heavy sea Lifeboats Sent to Hexene Von the' firgt lifeboat that put commanded’ out toward the turno as a result of venture Besides the Grosser Kiirfiierst other that had ro m the Volturno’s n rs to and I assistance lowered lifeboats in the dangerous work of rescue The relayed the Carmania which had for help to Volturno’swireless calls the other did not dispatch steamships ary lifeboats accordingto Second I Lloyd of the alongside Volturno the mi ' ' Wfe d I I the label ' W f ' ' ©r J : Deer 1 '''' I $1-50 and up LI PEABODY CO & Inc Troy j N Makers Y mi 1 Collars of iiiiw m i n vinwrrr-TrfftT'a' 5 Y ' ' I I V: - A Y': woman Amow be men” peared to Officer fcH6K?ii"iMMMRrami risked his life wwgaM&srTBBw’mi WAiwe'M jcttt '"grci—i iii iw— im Second Lloyd 5 in other than by his trip to the wavs 2 the foremastthreatened Kurfuerst When to topple it was Lloyd who ? coupled the hose to the pumps and in their places the first explosion utes He when climbed to the wireless aerial and stretched lines of it occurred but fear that most of it that communication could mended so “Elames swept up from No them were there They were cut off had been working the wireless 3 “We with other ships De-feet by the flames only be maintained leaped to the We can imagine forward and for nearly inally we got icll an hour what twenty forecastle happened to them as none of us scending’ Lloyd Within a few minutes it word that the able to get into that compartment wounding his forehead This was beCarmania was coming was blazing The gale fore he took his crew of four and enwas fanned the full speed to help again us ran to the terea the Volturno’slast boat blaze It that the flames had S' who “When seemed were huddled aft died Third Engineer Alfred Pinsch was oat was lowered and the captain tried made passengers were Some of them praying some to go down Into somewhat another hero refusing to desert the it the sailors’ forecastle He aw seemed as if It would capsize shouted to them that the he laughing the bodies of four sailors burned flame-threatened engine room until time after found ever minute We lost it received orders from Inch to was of them to death in the They had Captain his coming Most hallway time the trough of the sea Another Carmania best panic been trapped by the fire do so Then Pinsch donned fell on their knees The among was Seydlitz came pocketed his engineer’s cersmashed againstthe davits them ended “The boat up then and lowered uniform and jumped before it could be The saw it pull off from the tificate and five sovereigns lowered “I back the bridge The went to ship boat filled wdth come half way to us and then overboard He was rescued men women captain told me that the mainmast was turn and go back did not children put off Each boat Rabies Trampled and Killed in got a couple danger ofand falling blamearound them No boat could live in such told of some of the horrors a Passengers complement of sailors to man offirmtacklesthat made the mainmast a sea The captain of the Seydlitz by they they the aerial could not go wireless say witnessed Some it and as each got away it left us wdth so said he would have to wait as said they saw fewer our wireless the swell was too heavy The Carmania's women burned to death men to lower the down and thedestroy remaining others said babies were and steering the captain said The trampled boats “Then blew gear on the same Carmania killed Several were as declaring bridge quoted up with a loud explosion so far as did not know lower they saw ship’s officers keep back Women Swept Overboard The boat while she was near us We began to drift carpenters with revolvers panic-stricken “I helped lower tho third officer’s fixed up a hand steering gear did seamen We Help in Gale who had swarmed on deck after the None Could boat the When it struck want to drift for fear the Carmania and tried to force their way water a not and first-class ‘When the saloon could not find us told the passengers lifeboats of and heavy sea hit it and swept several of ahead quarters caught fire we broke the forward into women that the Carmania would reach denied the women children It was on behalf of overboard The chief officer and put the fire out in hour and windows that quieted them the officers that revolvers had been was there One after swept overboard too but he us "The anCarmania another the eleven sent us a message to used held on and ships that stood in him round us came climbed back saw steer southwest by west to meet her Kline’s committee the Red sight and offered help But Mayor take out an oar to steer the boat nobody away but we had to steer before the wind could help us in that gale 'workers and representatives We had to Cross ofrelief from the ship as it was in danger of to keep the flames forward fight our own battle various charitableorganizations met the Grosser Kurfuerstat her breakingto pieces against theVolturno “At 2:30 in the afternoon a fierce tn tn Inch Almost Blinded Cap fire pier and the survivors were at any He used the oar to broke out in No Hoboken moment tfie compartment broughtto New York Efforts will be The captain fought flames hard tried to chop through the iron deck advantageand the boat drifted away We get and within an hour or two thought he to at it but could not inally the made to reunite members of families them “The fourth officer’s boat was lowered had under control went up to fell in tend then were suspended hatchways we poked The immigrationofrulesthe take an fix our position next twenty-five passengers and hose and steam pipes through them rescued About observation and although many are it As came the wireless Inch The line in were in We let it down clear down poured water on the fire Captain paupers Uranium whose desperate He turned service the Volturnowas will of the ship and saw it far away about been sighted shouted that the Carmania had v said: as to me and engaged their 'I don’t think she’ll last long the of survivors to the pay ten minutes afterward That was passage “The flames the deck seemed beneath now’ destinations last time that boat was ever seen so to be under control but the fire in the was groaning he told me “He His eyes were when far as forecastle was fast The second this Acts of Cowardice Alleged know burning They almost out officer and several sailors wTent shelter homes they had "I ran to the starboardand At fed where saw were so badly burnedthat he could not been the and clothed the survivors toforward to fight it there met read and read the wireless boat full of people We did not messages declared voice that captain in the smoke His eyes had him to had to force him to eat All night almostin onecrew lower that however as the captain been badly and has was half he the Volturno's were burned was to save the many wanted passengers guilty of said that the sea was too high and a blinded of They told of having He had lost hope of saving the ship cowardice boat could in it turned "I ordered the stewardsto bring food seen sailors rush to the sides of not live fire out in No “When therolled broke the and it was done ship push and boat to the in biack clouds into the burning women around and saw the carpenter's passpngers Then the aside and leap into the boats Grosser Kurfuerst by wireless the smoke engineers shut the children floating 100 yards or so bunkers The The away It was asked if we needed her help and stokes could not and lower thinkingonly of watertightdoors themselves bottom up Captain Inch hehad the satety while helpless pas-on thinking work in the smoke and the coal supply their own went to boat No the flames beaten that he did deck and “Then said as answeredThe was cut off by flames So the engine sengers remained prayed not nc'ed any more help captain we might try to lower Carmania fires died down last to be saved We usedthe our "I that first boat as it eh that nearby Iler captain asked what wireless watched Meantimp the explosions were was ounce of steam to keep ho could do and Captain Inch requested scended to the and envied plant going the steam was all found that No had Wlien dying down him to scout for the boats that who around gone we kept the wireless by a those men sat in it" said Herman going already been whipped by the gale had put off She circled about They had ten hand engine room a survivor found generator The was Remer that its miles east and returned finding against the davits and bow without left in shortly after 2:30 life" darkness them don't know why o'clock stories broughtin by wire-today had been smashed Butandthe the less but It got ones told on land lowered the empty boat Steerage VassengersTrapped Night of Terror keep who took of the show that those of the crew us had thought about the “There was no ihe steam to away clear of the ship It was a pity 80 “None 90 flames rose higher the places of on the lifeor steerage in No going and passengers That it was broken passengers pumps hadn’t hotter boats are not the rescued We time to do It grew darker and At among The The captain then gave the order to compartment o'clock that night flames were so we were so busy fighting the fire were overturnedand all in them shooting boats fight the fire went perished on the bridge J don't know how saloon and lighting the dark many of them were out of the were described tonight the water The passengers crowding the rails aft It looked as if the end scene of panic when people in the steer Rtmingion Cab gt tham TAe had come The Grosser Kurfuerstlowered age macle their rush for the upper tedfh th centra eZ tn boat then the Kroonland low-ered decks after the first explosion Pas ilM The' their knees and were one came as near as they sengers fell to dared they prayed d but not near enough for us to trampled on as’ them line Had they for himself In throw a come cases oi kind’ one member of the crew nearer they would have been shattered this against the ship Captain Inch tried to plied when appealedto for protection CLUETT ' ' I s I I '' ' - r s - ? 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Then snoot Lined Speed Shells Steel Bride i Wife M Eager L R I to shooting in Women and Distracted E1V H J yCsterday threwtheir arms women marneck united two toe tors in parties around my weeping begging me M ing save their lives promised to do Dr what could told them Katharine L Eager i& to watch were offices have been at 615 Bosthe boats from the other ships and whose ton building and Dr they came close to us to for Ralph A when jump 723 building them They leaned the rail Bowdie Boston over looked connectionexisted between down at the dark and tried water help of offices in the Boston were afraid to propinquity When building and the romance itself them they hugged a stanchionand can only be guessedat not jump thoughft is would asserted that 1 “All out then The up to year or so our lights were searchlight-! of the eleven ships around ago 'Doctors Eager and Bowdle had the glare of the fire the about the usual of professional us and on amount rivalry But the were all we had to guide us Boston water building has only four elevators gave the order for all to make ready to jump for the boats Inch and tenants always meet Captain on the bridge The passengers other in these lifts sooner or later was still Besides ready the two were made physicians of the brave well acquainted with each other “Some were passengers and to jumped into the waterpicked when the and got a medical boats came close and were up Ann Arbor and that was four years ago were not picked up One of the Some lifeboats was piled full and put “There is nothing much to say" It the first boat that came toaway the last was us announced bridegroom night each other a little boat marked ‘New York’ The “We have long knownbefore for a long time Miss second boat was from the GrosserKur-fuerst told the to Eager went to —the University of passengers not and jump until the boat was Michiga building very near inemet Boston they heeded my But most we ave each other in commands Oh of them scared and refused Tlie were to otheror ways scenes’’ Boston was onlv jump oneDrs the and Ralph A Katharine Slid Down Ropes Bowdle will be at home at 674 ifth the who to “inally begged women avenue them slid and save down a rope were taken in boat More slid sued for a certain amount One of passengers A man was The the boats from down the ropes of debtor the Grosser Kurfuerst almost touched money repeatedly to the side of the Volturno It was soon work off the debt but this filled with who slid did not seem at all to suit the down nassengers the ropes that no more At last the judge When saw taste of the creditor would go and that all the women were the plaintiff the asked reason for his off slid a rope and downstepped without to accept the debtor’s unwillingness I into the boat touchinglifeboat water to “work off the debt’’ His reply “That to pull crow had a terrific struggle “Well you see your Konor the without going was away foul of The our screw second and third boats of the Grosser Kurfuerst out nearly five hours The captain were of the Grosser Kurfuerst thought that the lust boat was lost as it was nearly six hours before it came back to the ship 1 captain of the "Next morning the two boats out GrosserThe Kurfuerst putquieter 1 and they again off sea was the took remaining passengers without much trouble’’ SPEED bird load these Katharine BWshoTSReuS SPEED— SPEED— Man Now passengers Are M PANY : 220 K W z I DOWN — : MAIN i - p i i i £ i — r- Ui |