Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-11
100 Murdered
in U-BOat DriUe
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
nue. BroolAyn. n. v, Iieuteuan,s VIII
liam G. Stewart. southampton, England
Francis T. Smith, MamaroneCk, n. vi
Herbert H. Olsen, 2G06 Heath avenue,
New York Ensigns WheldCu Abrogast,
Springfield. o., and Robert r. DealSin,
2ii President street, Brooklyn, y. v
The missing enlisted meh are
Charles w. Wiley, Norwich Conn
Louis II. Achilles. Jr.. Staten Island,
y. v: Frank Awowood. Gastonla. n.
{. Erwin Il. Blk. Bagley MINI. Cliff
ford ~. Craiee Des Molnes. Ia. Ben
iamin +. Fredenburg, Des Moines, In.
Frederick II Hansen. Weehawken. n.
j. Lyman I'm. Sutherland, Ia. Earle
Il. Hunt tno record Leo u. KlsOy.
ireland street Boston, Henry Z.
Klein. s63l Benedict street. Baltimore
Jacob j. London. Burlington, VI
James +. owens. Brooklyt, NJ Y, and
Paul r. Randolph. Milton. Wis. Joe
T.. Snyder, Days Creek. ore'i Carl NJ.
Stillwell. Rockport. Ind. Joseph N.
vasenski. 3l24 Hurley street, philadel-
phia
The rescuing ships picked up scures
of persons from the water. where they
were st'll clinglns ;o upturnsd boats,
RATS aud broken t'in1ers. rhc sur
vivurs were taken 10 Elnss;g"n. Al
were In desperate stats NJ n result OF
their hours exposure IN The cough sea
A number of dead hodiea &l"" we're
landed
Passenger. Thrown Into Sea
\ member of the crew naid the eX-
plosiun Of the second torpedo blew the
tunnels to pieces. Some of the wreck
age fell on the deck and Killed several
persons 4 majority Of the passengers
who were on The forward deck W"r"
thrown into the sea according "a the
same Witness .vho hCd-d hat 0r'nc
Of tho boats wete rinA7Hed IN being.
launched ana that Ctbsrs Capsized.
Francis osborne. Judge ~ the High
Court Of the Sudan, ono ~ the Das7en-
gers, said he saw the first torpedo ap
preaching. When il stree: the snip the
vessel began to settle ~ The head. He
went over the side tDd slid down 81 rope,
as others had coue. Aua entered r. boat
while tho llfe-boa, wss tossing close 20
the ship the second tOrtea9 was hfea'
There was - trightfui explosion WREN
the second torpedo struck and the air
was filed with shower ~ sphu,tfs.
The teinster heeted ana nearly toek the
llfe-boat down with hers The boat,
which was overladen. eventually cap
sized In the rough sea. Judge osborne.
with six other persons. Cuns 10 the
keel uutil rescued by destroyer.
Michael Joyce, Member ~ Parliament
for the city 81 limerick, Who was pas
senger. said ne was IN tho s'ryfing-rocn
when the first torpedO struck. We heipsd
lower the boats. but two minutes later
a second torpedo hit the vessel, when
sand IL. 'rhsre was no panic We got in
to Il boet which rescued from raft Z
woman ana two exhausted men.
The names 81 Hfty~ore passenger sur
vivors end twenty-thres ne ra'ers of the
crew who we're saved fAye hetn fa-2t
public.
The Lcins,cr was the afth channel
! boat s1rk by submarines,
, 7. H. vasersky. 2l23 Hurley street.
was lost with tho crew f the United
States Steamship Herman Frasch. which
sank October 4 after q collision with
( the United States steamship George G.
Henry. The announcement, made bs
the Navy Department. sHo listed six
officers ard seventeen e1'iS:ed men o!
tbs crew as lost