The evening world., 1912-04-27

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day morning. A few minute. after tina
tn. operator told me tia, the Olympic
Baltic aud Frankfurt were all trying Il
get the Titanic bat cotid rot reach her
The Titanic. he said. lad nos spoke
since lao. That was about All hou'
after had been given the hfs, g J.
asnal from tho Titanic. my ships ume'
y. D'd o ssnd any MESSAGES iron
the Mount Tempis7 \. NO. ! hep' OUT
! oioht want 10 INTERFERE VIZ" :. y"
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oA's mOo"e'
NJ 10 the Carpathia sent the mes
sage . you Sill taere' We are
hiring rockets
Did you zee those rockets inter-
iuptcd Senator Sinlta.
81 saw no rockets n all that nlght. j
thought OF sending M rockets myself.
but ji1 not DO 80 because ! feared II
might divert other SHIPS hurry'ny 20
tie Titanic"
Tie witness said the Titanic undouo.-
odIy had not fixed her position properly.
lie said sine must have been eight piles
further east than the spot reported. lie
snid his observations taken Monday in
dictated tina, tie THAMES actual position
probably vas 50.0e,, west.
q. Does that indicate to o that me
Titanic drifted' a. NO ! 'n'hk she
'topPsu. "ut .Hd pos',lo. 49," -,
" Ihe iSc' you io"n' " 500.
'he wreck w4eh 20" w W 49,. 49,
posnion ten"s 10 so"''r.n your :.
t'e snip was "'sht I""e' e''',"No
we pos'''oh W. NV. 80.
later s'Sn'eu 80
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pcSeu up 'ne '''s"'.' oo" 49,.
capt Moore SAD ne "esro .'on "'
rpasn ~ o." ocioeN '""nuay '"V'".
ING tiat she hau p..hca up 'ne
'oats Il r'at 'ne 'i'.n's ".o su""'
up 10 'nat Time = no. s"~' y.
hope OF slshning the Iltahc' "Na
,cen stcnih!ng around IN inc 'ec al
nIsnt. After aot u news ! S~'e.
around until . o'clock ana tnen s's~me
ON my course" =,
A. Were there any other ves~4s y"
sight at the point where n TNan'e ~
supposed 10 rave gone down. A"e
saw a tramp steamer ana - "
Monday morning We s'snteo She "'r"@'
We also sighted enc Ca'iforn'An' OUT 'he
Ice was between w.
MANY oooie9 HELD ~ SUCTION
OGTWgGN DECKS.
CAM, Noorc told the eomu.tte. n.
Ala no, -. nov A WAS possible here
r.. M sucson when the r,,nnlc wen;
down. III declared the fart that only
an few bod,ss have bern found was
probably due TO tho suction which he'd
tho drowning between the decks as ,hs
boat sank. and that those bodies are
s,Ill Enclosed a. the ship.
mate sm!ii asked the -itness II
n. d,d no, bell.y, IN the ~eqalpnen, ..
each ~scaro,ns vessel with q buoy Al
tsched 10 a long cable. intended N .le
case OF a ship sinking TO mark tie
spot. The Officer d.d not believe Il WAS
practicable. althoJxn he indorsed iae
idea.
"What weu1A yeu - u yoa nss
lee 81 nigAsf" ~ Uenaser D1ash.
"ya stop. ~, . anss van ".
~ 1ssr~eoess Sseo ~
are not 70 ssseaps 70 80 t.tssss
any &c., no nsssss ne" Ss'A my
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