Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20


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Heard can Of Arabic.
..The followins morning about day
Ibraal, me Maroon, man told MS chat
o. tnrpedo had SUNK the british SHIN
/ Duuslev ana "a comma nj hours lator
he advised is 81 tie can for help SO
line Arabic and later advised us that
she had gone down m eight minutes
land that there had been nobody
saved. Late in the afternoon ON the
same day we began to pass different
pieces of wreckage. like boards. boxes.
steamer chairs. and little table:
also We passed two rlfts and two life
boats-the boats being marked Ara
ibic-whlch had undoubtedly been oc-
cupied by survivors.
Il did not at that time see a sub
marina nor torpedo DESTROYER ol
periscope but saw chem later 81
the English channel and ann goinl
tn describe them TO YOU now.
THE only way one can tell that
there is a submarine in the vicnit,
is hv the periscope. which is rounJ
thing sticking our of the water about
three feet ana which looks just llt,
g., "a Joint of stove pine with an elbow on
The end The submarine itself is
ciear-shaped body. which whom it u
on the surface looks very much Xix,
Ithe ton OF n barrel upon which rest
a cheese box. and they don't seen
ito ~ over eight or ten feet above tn,
vatcr ot the highest point
IA terpedo--thev usually call then
whitehead torpedocs-is about fir
teen feet long and is about one an,
a half feet thick. and looks like al
immense cartridge excepting that IN
me roar is n wheel Ike an electro
tam which. was informed, is use,
IN l,eenino II true to its course as wei
as nronellinp H.
Describes submarines.
.The torpcdo boat only goes ahou
eipbt miles an hour under the waite
ana not over ten miles An hour abov
va+,r while q uagsenccr ste3me
poas abont twenty miles nm hour.
tornedo bo,t DESTROYER poes AS hiel
MS twenty.eieht miles SO that the ef
ficferc,. NJ tho submarine must ueces
earih he whore II is not seen. !
must strike in the dark. as it were
"rhe German tyne Of submarin
,has rhrpe torpcdo tubes ana carrie
thr.s ar four ,orpcdoes Thev hay
in addition. mounted on the deck
somo runs which are apparent
/ small The torpedo itself moves 81
SLOWLY through water that il is dif
lficplt TO strike a swift steamer am
lid ia nractically impossible to get
to,pedo DESTROYER which makes TWEEN
weight miles an hour with a torpedo
"roodon is mastered with poster
urging English men 10 enlist. A
Ina billhoards and walls have thes
rosters. some Of them most beautfl
natterns ana all of them contaiuin
+ phrases that are meant to arouse tn
patriotism Of the men and encourag
+, Then. ia toin. recall particular
ono beautiful figure representing jus
lice showing the 1usitania smkin
4 in the background. the bodies OF dea
!. women and children foating on tn
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