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The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov. u--According TO official report
issued today by Secretary Fowler. OF the North
western Grain Dealers Association Canada has q
wheat surplus for export nearly four times large
than that q 1914. The balance in farmers hands
is estimated at III 100 bushels. against D.Iz
600 bushels last year. Il is generally believed
that this big exportable surplus ultimately will
prove besrish factor. not only in Canada, but in
the United States a. well.
As for some time past the business in wheat
on export account continues almost wholly in
Manitobas and the sales today 6oooo bushels
At Chicago the sales were only 500 bushels to
miIlers
The wheat market showed but little net change
at the close tonight, December losing &c, while
May gained about that much.
Prices were held within a swing Of llsAlSc and
resting spots showed a lack Of buying power while
the offerings continued free right up to the close.
B. W. Snow. the crop expert, says the Depart
ment Of Agriculture at Washington is gathering
data as to the comparative feeding value Of this
corn crop published this month. Mr.. Snow says
sI.ch n report his opinion viii greatly discount
the big hulk figures Of the crop and show that
in real feeding value il is only q moderate crop.
There was little change in com. that declining
zaZ.
Oats were of Ian following the other grains u
some extent with fluctuations narrow.
Further declines in hogs against the Price Of
rackers sold January deliveries. December pork
sold of sharply moderate scattering sales. The
larger PACKERS were buyers Of May lard.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots NJ rood
raHrketsble goods only. JobbeIs' prices are higher
Lower GRADES may be sold for les. Fancy Eoods
command higher prices.
Feeling Tzoiuce market easy FgureI on
poltry unchanged but veal calves and dressed Tnrk
lowered fraction. Weather and receipts cunSd-
cred rspoHsble for trend Of market
FH1it and Vegetable markst we'll supplied. remoy-
ing demand aBd kerTiag fgIrrs at a Moderate
POINT Inns bans grapes. ard okra stranger.
Beans. 'Tlr1imhyrs. and gTa lGfruit weak.
EGGS Fresh. pcT dor. &: southern, =.
BUTTER-Bes: prints. new. Ter H.. y: tub per
ID. -: process. per h.. d: under grade. creamery.
GER H.. ga2s; sforeTacksd. Ter ID. IsA1
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. ussI2: do. con-
peund p~r H.. 81 Cottonseed oil. Der can il
CHEESE-Nev York. new. PER ID. Is: Dat. pes
h. 70: Swiss domestic. per ID. q: do. forriEa
Ter II. =
LIVE POULTRY-Hens p-r h. Il. roostes,
pr H.. IC5II: sIrrE fucks. yer To- BsI5: sprins
chickens. r,r 10 l6al' turkeys pr n. lsAls
GREEN GOODS Beans per has LOol2OO; lima
f-ln>. ct. Sac: hrs:s. bunch. AS: c1bbase new
hi . csnta'0Erc> Ter crate. Gals; carrots per
bunch lals; cSuliiover. IrT crate 80: ceIery,
Per dr. ga7s cate. 2O)I- %: currrrlbers per has.
kCt 5.C.aiOc. CgIEb!nES crate. LosLSo; eggplant
crate. 2j0a7OJ hale. Tcr bbL ioaeo: lettuce. pr
basket. % O. 20: onions. per SICK l5ea2l5: okra.
crate. 2o]125o; rruT,rS rate, 75sIoo: new potatoes
rer saCk l5Oa2.O0; vans. lass!.S: sweet potatoes.
l.75.2 90: tomatoes. usfTby. per box. 2o0s3.o
FRUIrs-ApPlss. per Dbl. LOoRloo; pears. bol..
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

poration. however. 10 indirectly profiting
from the war orders received by other
companies, as 1t supplies a large amount
of war material
Keen observers of market values and
fluctuations said yesterday that the mar.
ket in Southern Pacific looked as IL stock
was being literally supplied, presumably
for the account OF the Pennsylvania sys-
tenn, which is believed to be taking ad-
vantage Of the recent bid for the Penn
sylvania holdings held by Bernard
Baruch. The buoyancy Of Anaconda
while Inspiration remained iaround g l-2
seemed to add color to the most recent
reports that the basis on which Inspira-
ton would be absorbed by the Anaconda
would be two shares of Inspiration for
one Of Anaconda Prices Of the shares
seemed to bear this out.
Guggenheim exploration was purchased
on revival OF the old report that the
company was considering a distribution
of assets.
International Eagerly Purchased.
International Agricultural stocks were
eagerly purchased on statements by in
siders that the company is about to close
another large acid contract and that earn
ings are running at the rate Of from
50. 500 900 to s. 0oo. 900 for the current year.
With continuation of good earnings.
insiders declare that 1t Is proposed to
pay the back dividends on the preferred.
No payments have been made on the pre-
ferred since January Is. 1913. so that to
date there are about II 1-2 per cent Of
back dividends. There is slS.055. 500 par
of the preferred outstanding and the an
nual dividend requirements call for ap-
proximately $4,000.
The bond market displayed a better
tone owing to the recovery Of the stock
market
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12

City Mills middlings. 5-Ooa-5so: do. white mid
thngs. 3.0oa3i.O; do. winter bran. 3.o0a3Oo-
FIOUR-Winter. clear L75a5Oo: do. straight.
5.Oo15 %; do patent 5.GSa5.e5: spring clear. old.
IT5s5 IS: do straight DID, 5ISASio do. patent. old.
B5oa5so: City Mills bsst winter patent. SIS; do.
blended patent $50; do. grade straight. SIS
do extra. iDa45O. do. spring patent so;
re -four. medium to choice. Iso&5SO curuneal. PER
100 lbs. L75al.8.
LIVE POCETRY-Chckens old hens. Ibs and
over per h. IS; do old hens smaller Is; ROSTERS
psr h. salO; do. spring. large. IS; do. small. IA
lei: do. white leghons. lIaliS: ducks. MuscOrJ.
lbs. Ard over. ISa'i; Pekins. lh~. and over. IA
Indian runners. PER H. l2al3; pigeons, per pair.
Eat: guinea fowl. each. 4oai5; turkeys he. and
over. young. per ID. %; do. old. IS; geese. Mary
land and Nirginia, yer h. las
BUTTER-Crsamery. fancy. PCT H.. Vsa3l: do.
choice BAD: do. good. Bas: do. prints, sla2; do.
blocks. OG5; ladies'. 1A22; Maryland and Penn
81 lTaniA rolls. b. BAH dairy prints Dan: process
butter. 2ls2s: store packed. le
EGGS-Msrland. Pennsylvania. and Western
hrsts. 3ia5: West Virginia. 5Ia55; Southern. Seaa
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Nov. IL-Altbough cotton sub
jected to a good deal Of pressure In the afternoon
session today after 1t had shown hrmness in the
morning. covering by shorts and buying for long
account late in the day again swung the market
upward. and final prices were 3a5 points higher.
Initial quotations showed advances Of 10 to Il points
in the active options. This advance carried Jan
usry to l.o. Nc above the low level Of last
TUESDAY.
New ORLEANS MAS a moderate seller here. bat "
ported q god demand for the SPOT article Stocks
at interior towns continued TO incrrass rapidly.
Spot here moved Up 10 points 70 IL Sc with sales
Of !. 900 bales. Spot at Liverpool Was in good
quest at advance Of points. the basis Of
sid for niddling upland. Futures there closed
steady at a net gain Of t2S5al5c.
Port recripts for the dAy were DEB bales againS;
= .e6 bales last WEEK and $40 bales year ago.
New York warehouse stocks are 30 - bales against
IS ~ bales last year. Exports for the day aggr-
Eated 9.755 bales against 2.722 bales this day
year ago.
Clearanoes for the to date amount 10 SIS
5Ss bales agsins - 966 tass for the corresponding
period last season-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
MARKET Strong
ON ALL Shares
Gains at the Close Range from
One to Four Points
. for the Leaders.
WAR ISSUES In DEMAND
International Agricultural Stocks Also
Are Eagerly Taken-Steel Com
mon Holds Interest.

New York, Nov. IL-Although brokers
reported a substantial amount of specu-
lative profit taking. the stock market dis
played a strong tone throughout today's
session. and closed with gains ranging
from one 20 four points Strength OF the
COPPER shares under leadership Of Amer
lean Smelling and Refining and Anaconda
attracted attention in the afternoon ses-
sion. The close was in most instances
slightly under the best owing to realiz-
Ing sales in the last hour.
The recovery that was under way yes
terriay when the market closed was re-
stunned at the opening today, most Is
sues showing gains OF from fraction
to a full point.
Steel common opened with an over
night loss of one quarter of a point due
to profit taking induced by the sharp
rally late yesterday afternoon. The up
ward tendency continued during the
greater part of the forenoon and Steel
common sold within a small fraction OF
It's previous high for this movement OF
g as War stocks were higher with
Baldwin and Studebaker the favorites.
Motor shares also shared in the recovery.
General Motors being at the front with
a new high record of 400 Railroad shares
seemed to be supplied throughout the
day and in most instances closed with
small fractional net losses.
LICKING Ahead on Steel.
Strength of United States Steel COM
mon. notwithstanding that II sold WITHIN
half a point of its previous higher price.
came in for much discussion. Some OF
the strongest financial interests IN the
Street are known to be bullish on these
shares. predicting that the outlook for
the corporation receiving heavy new
business was never better. Operators
who look farther ahead than their noses
declare that the reconstruction of the
warning nations insures a heavy volume
of business for the United States Steel
CORPORATION for the next two OF three
years The Steel Corporation has stead
lastly refused to book war orders, and
for that reason is in better position than
the other steel companies TO receive new
business at high prices. The Steel Cor
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
BANK STOCK IN DEMAND.
Two Big Lots of American National
Bring Good Values.

sudden demand for American
National Bank stock swelled the vol
ume of trading on the Washington
Stock Exchange yesterday. A total of
101 shares of the stock sold in two
lots On an upward scale from $50 to
$50 is. Business was confined to the
stock list, and, with the exception of
the bank stock, sales were in odd
lots.
Forty-eight shares of Washington
Gas changed hands at ~ L.. Thirty
shares of American Graphophone pre-
ferred were disposed of at 112; three
shares of Capital Traction at 81 7-s:
ten shares of MergenthaIer Linotype
at 1S1 and four shares of Washington
Railway and Electric at So 1-2.
The directors of the Arlington Fire
Insurance Company have notified the
stockholders that the semi-annual
dividend payable Wednesday would
not be paid. Reduction in the COM
pany's revenues was given as the
cause. The first floor of the COM
pany's building, formerly occupied by
Lewis Johnson & Co., bankers. has
been vacant for several months.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

Rev York. Nov. u.-CAn money opened at IA
per cent: high. per cent; low. IN per cent;
last IA per cent. Ruling rate. IL per cent; re-
newals. II per cent
Tie turn for the better in the stock market
has engendered q more active demand for time
accommodation chiefly confined 70 industrial loans
which are being made 1t per cent for ninety days
and four months and ~ Per cent for FIVE and six
months. RATES for standard and mixed luzns
are unchanged at zaHzh per cent for dxty days.
) per cent for ninety days. four. five and sz
mouths.
In spite Of the fact that a few institutions
not particularly interested in Commercial paper
at the moment, prime names continue 70 enjoy a
ready market at * per cent for short maturifies
AID per cent for sir mouthA A conEderable
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
copyrisAt. IsIS, By n. L GoIsbers.

Concord. I2saI: do Niagara. T7aIs: grapefruit p-4
box. 45OS5.55: oranges. California. Der box. Iool
ECO: pcAehes per crate. s5sl.5o: pineapples. pei
eTste. 2SezI0l.
LIVE SToCK-VeAl calves. prime psr h. niss
Il: do. medium. pr H.. slsalo; do. new. sasls
srTing lambs. per b.. Slss
DRESSED GOODs-Dressed hogs per H.
~; do. heavy, ..
rsS. Per ton. 100; mixed. per ton t20slI %;
StTlU. Ter ton. o.Csl2oo: wheat strs-. peT ton.
so; corn. per bbl.. Is: do. new. per Dbl. 800.
SEEDS-Cloyer. red. Per ID. lea2l: do. slsiks
PIT H.. lSsl7: do. timothy. Der bus. 35a355
red top. pr h. lei4: orchard gas. Per bus
l.soa2e; blue Erass. PER bus. LIS: rye. per bus
II: Ehest Der BUS
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New NOEk Nov. --MILLFEED-Inquiry mod
crate al finn prices Spring bran. in Ropound
Jacks. 2-0a22.7S. 10 arrive: standard mIddling 70
GIrire. 275ASp; rcd dog TO arrive. = Ra9o;
winter wheat. in 100 pound ACTS to arriTs. ZTOA
go: city bran in bulk. zoo; oil meal. S9aSsO
per ton.
PORk-EaSy; business moderate Mes l6 Oa
ITO; family. H.G1230o; clear Is.5Oap 50.
BEEF-EASer: dealings moderate. Packet rs
s!co: family. H.zals-o: extra India me%. 3!oa
2 90: mes T.5RlsC0
LAkD-EAS; dealings moderate Prime Western
IS; rvhned continent. 100: South American, 100;
refined FBrNzilian. In kegs. HI beef stsarine, II
lard sseSrns dull at l0s..
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
STUDY CHEAP CURRENT PLAN.
Utilities Commissioners InvestIgat
Power Company Oner.

The Public Utilities Commission will not
approve the offer of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Company to furnish cheaper
current for heating and cooking until an
investigation of the rates in other cities
has been made. This probably will con-
sumo three weeks.
officials Of the commission. IL is be-
lfeved are inclined to question the clause
in the company's new proposal which
would require the consumer to have a
separate meter to record current used
for heating and cooking. and which
would require the consumer to pay a
minimum charge of 81 a month for each
meter. even II only fifty cents worth Of
current were used during the month.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
stanley's Majority sa4 in Kentucky

Louisville. KY. Nov. Incomplete IN
Official returns from counties OF the
State give A o. Stanley. Democrat. for
governor. a majority Of 324 votes over
E. H. Morrow, Republican. The official
count Of the vote win begin November p.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. u. Hubs & Co

SALES
Carital Traction } at 81.
Washington Railway 4 Electric I'D. al 81.
Washington Gas. 10 at III. l at ~. AZ ~.
y a. IA at ~. 10 at n. At IN. at IN.
. At ~
MsrErntialer Linotypr. at 49, at Isl
Grlpholho pfd-. % at III. 10 at IL
After call:
American National Bank 10 at 80. 10 at 18Th.
10 At 80 70 at ljOir 70 at l5ois 70 Al lSis 10 at
l5Ols. 70 al 80 70 Al ID 70 a; I5Ots. l at I5Oa-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd, Nov. u--MILLFEED Tin poIb.
sekSl.-sgting bran. S.so&2Lo: -four to white mid
dIinss. a0ss0; Western middltnss. 2saI@
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12

n
red
The prince
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12

Total sales 81 no shares aszinst ri yesCer-
day and l.cli. So s-week ago This day year sgr
the exchange closed. From January / to date,
81. %. LOO shares. against is.77s.oe year aso.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-12
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Nil. Nov H.
z ATE AM City SEI.I.n LII.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04
Street scENE RErREsENrINO

arc 'hesc wsanls ~ the aerscn a.d sls, 80. nafg
wonders winch hvretoiore hlse hsra len o. hc
artist Of iogunicmain
Ne Expense Spared In praduotion
ict as give Aoa ans illustration oi Just how rir lids
idea has heen carried uut n fhe deseniuc of ihls
eiy The hfts,~ which sie.n the aailes aud stream.
ar' constructed that tacy sam tsk, ou tho asl.t
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lever hrhi&A Noueimn ifsise au Amcrican tr.stc
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Asilse al The dlreetor bias go Do Is to eiyr a res
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VEN sleepns az inss'ps iaei So the ihisss ia sas
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i'ososie 'asS aed oae fhas nequirea he alaa II IA,
vnigepr 50 fuiHa Ia
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

and siahs,s iag tie hqsscs foliowrd mamnlosh
rlns. covered stnlla With enough GLASS "a proslde a
uMVfe Tor every Engil~hman n the wosl1 was
nUlt Nuh twn siaees a0 aud glo feet in icurth
Latter he .ni,peaieufci this bs ginanse nrw ludoog
studio ihe LARGEST aud most thoroughly equipped lu
600 NnFAi
Aunei siare the aays os tho APOSTLES mcn have
heen rpeaE,s Va hnlaiRz aed theN have aehtcNei
remarkable RESULTS from the mnnper IN whsh thry
hafr dtfari1 che sNrsnec az this earth nni a s.
eAfe 10 siy that no mcrc remarkable eits has ever
rissn fssn gho Gturui than The which was huilt
bY Ag CnN kac,nmle Not enc penny WAS SPARED
NJ he effort s make Vpiversa civ oee ~ fhc w0st
attractive eitrs w,at ~ the MlesSspld And hr has
eacsos,igd 10 we'll that one eould Not cater a with
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tsi tls, OF wlel sns, Srs,l vily ooks hke an sn.
Amfflcap i1Ss~iiop eoaM neI approach Il II hcsuty
tAe jamestown Exlcel,loa coum not eaual a. shop
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-04

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plase ~ llad4nis u0f in iHe rgHnag Rnd "a b
d0uaiiui II lAe Hfn lIieao ana fsnaufs iAfiut LspD
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rHy quite different ffptu nafinlur ever seen brfont
in riiisa ~ fhe masteN4efe ~ master uIut
VI ira2iff mau. a stan1H ni0nr. y g. g lasting
lad permanent opposition
Haf laoa ~ aii, B. the umarkahc manner ln
Wilson Zoe piif waa f0ssifuftfsl ~ b. nothing more
lsss thaA q cbamssepD cts fog 3 ran is fhHueea
lei thrive dnys conform a. ans Fffif ~ architecture
IN aaf nation IN ihe world ile iWetg producers
fan fhaaee Universal city almost lu TOE iniuklng 81
Hu rfr o. resemble uf e metropolitan cities OF
Amcfta furops 49, luirfiur aau Ne impsntmel
nfo aD athens g. Rome Paris London or
NrN Yoft aifh thoF unous eharl 'rfistirt n s1
shafl ilmr g WW tale your breath anHy and ,ause
ton f0 Fasn lu asieaishaieut They afn CAS- m1hrH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
Two Torpedoes Fired by Undersea
Boat Caused Interior Explosion
in Giant Vessel After Which
Vessel Sank Bow Foremost.
CUNARDER 10 MILES FROM LAND
WHEN ATTACKED BY GERMANS
Most Of Ships Lifeboats Made Useless bv
Careening Of Vessel---Survivors Landed at
Queenstown, Kinsale and Galley Head

More than fifteen hundred persons American citzcns
among the number lost yesterday feared when the
big Cunard liner Lusana torpedoed off Old Head Of
knsae, Ireland. by German submarine. The attack was
made without warning The ship sank within fifteen min
utes Two tOrpedoes said been fired both If
which burst inside the big liner.
Out of total number of 2lO persons aboard passengers
and with 1877 American citizens were landed at
Queenstown Others said to have been brought into
kinsale, Galley Head and Conaky. late bulletin re-
ceWed by the Cunard company the that no
more than 500 600 saved Among survivors, it is
reported many wounded who been taken to the
Naval Hospital at Queenstown This indicates that the ex-
poson must have been extremely violent or that there was
second interior explosion.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt is reported have been lost in
the disaster Capt. W. T. Turner the liner was saved
One hundred bodies brought into Queenstown. It
was stated that this number of taken u
tana after the explosion died of injuries exposure
way to land Many Of the survivors badly hurt scores
of them being unable walk Some of the Americans among
those saved told of several feboat of the doomed liner
ing overturned in the water when filed passengers
The Lusana struck around 2:15 o'clock in the
afternoon Nrsh tme-9:15 A. NJ New York tme), lust
She about ten miles south by Old Head of KIM
sale at the time apparently proceeding at her speed
The blow must have been terrific. Her wireless oper-
ator barely had time to send distress The
observer at Old Head Just made out the big ship with heavy
list when she disappeared Twenty eboats
left floating on the water.
of other boats. fishermen, Greek Steamship mo-
tor boats feguard boats and tugs rushed from
port from Queenstown south to Galley Head fairly
certain that of the eboats and RATS of the Lstaa
BILE of carrying 26O5 persons only little than onehaf
available because of the careening of the ship.
The disaster to the Lusitana clearly forecast by tho
German Government both in this country and abroad. Just
before ship sailed last Saturday morning the German
Embassy had caused advertisement to be printed broad
warning all Americans to keep off British ships sailing
into the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08
WORSE THAN PIRACY
OF OLD, SAYS COLONEL
Roosevelt Doesn't See How
L. :. Can Ignore Sinking
Of Lusitania.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, May Col. Roose-
welt denounced the torpedoing OF the
Lusitania as piracy on vast scale OF
murder last night and insisted that the
United States take action,
This represents not merely piracy,
but piracy on a vas.er scale OF murder
than any old time pirate ever practised,
he said vehemently.
This is carrying the warfare which
destroyed Louvain and Dinant and hun
dreds OF innocent men, women and chill
dren in Belgium to cur own fellow
countrymen and country women who are
among the sufferers OF the ocean.
1T seems inconceivabl that We
should refrain from taking action in
this matter. for We owe IL not only to
humanity but TO our own national self
respect"
Earlier in the evening. before he was
in possession of the facts then CABLE d
the Colonel called The sinking Of the
Cuna rider ian act OF piracy"
II repeat what ! said the other day
when the Gulhight was sunk" he said.
II then called attention to I c fact. and
also months before tho German war zone
was establis shed and deeds such as tho
sinking of the Lustania were threatened
that If such deeds were pcrpctrated
they would repre- sent nothing but mere
niracy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-08

ready seated. the boat was overturned,
lie swan to another boat in which
there were eighteen women. fifteen
children and thirty men. The same
boat later picked up four men and one
woman.
Mr.. Hardwck said thar the ship
had "A terrible list and that those who
at the first alarm went to the port
side had no possible chance of being
saved.
Mrs. NJ. y. rappadopoulo. who was
a passenger with her husband. landed
wearing seamans sweater and
trousers. She had donncd n life belt
simultaneously with her husband,
who, she fears. was drowned, as he
was unable to swim. while she is an
expert swimmer, She said that she
remained aioat "A long time in the
water before she was rescued.
Consul Ayaa Of Cuba was also
among the survivors He chccrfully
ascrihed his rescue 10 the fact that he
kept cool and trusted to the Lord"
praying that he might be perm tied to
see his children in Liverpool. senior
Ayala's legs were bleeding badly. He
said he entered three boats before he
was permitted To remain in the boat
from which he was landed
Bcrtram Jenkins of New York was
also rescued, lie said he helped two
women into n boat which was later
overturned, one of these women
Miss Bramwcll, however, he saw later
at Queenstown.