Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-01
THIS STARTS THE STORY

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stgg.r stn.n ~ III, me en@J eng,nesr as
y a. fo ho,. n. boo,,.d Si ,ss.ci ~
Is Informed that he came aboard as a
y goal pusser. He Ddnts to return to the
III yhited States, aud erpidins that rob-
1 oers hdte taken all his money. The
coptatn also. ledr,,s that too deok-
nonds have leoped from the ship and
he suspects a plot to ,prcck the SesseL
4 percirdt Is put to tpcrk under guard,
II Ncrt morning tae tpirc less operator
reporte his trdnsmitter out Of order.
Passengers are nervous and Uneasy.
a Some carry around their Je,psis for
safety and n banker "stu6ed hjs beit
N TO ITS cupucfty NTH bank notes and
Ootd.r while ct cork P.rci,,ni a. rec.
j oontxed by ruth Clinton she met MIN
[ .nt a dance. shortly inter- he o. reoog.
) nixed n seriss AZ erniosJors occ,i,
kiIfino fortv-siy OF ths rrsto and mas.
senocrs The shin remains adoat. ho,o-
* 20 90 on d,iftin1 Roth n. ooptaj, 1nJ
pcrcipal ,oers a,noro inc az ;,,rsJ Pwth
Citation dresses perniyop, ,po,indcJ
hands. Three d1y, ms, orJ rot Ia
Nod beer siohfsG NOT a s,or ~ ~ snots
onpeSreS % oy tso ,no,is. mo, sgn Y S,noSe
Veguidr Intervals fbc o,,,, nv ~. ,ors
r0rd deol bonu,d ;hr;,c 4, ,y,I.t
sWo,,c,sion .tor,ana . Us,,M w 9a,gn 9s
Y j,to n sort ,y s,,od,c AZ ,.,tg,tt,s Thss rm
AZ ,,o,sM nt baoL 49,, s,.osy. .. .,n
ahs old irLsons %tSn.o, om0s i,nannh,o S -,
( res,sf;ro 81. .,tt..s tttmo,vy. @ "oupmUN y
"a tb. ,rs;n, ~. oe"ne. uon,e. suom'ss'oe
~".Ds " tne soohtest oreese.
" AND HERE 1T CONTINUES
a yyI4E ship's carpen,er ma b,a ,,oe, ,vere
4 j matinr slow besdwav IN tbs ,vei,. .n,sh
impossible task OF repairing the rudder
mskesb'St ss,,s 70 ren,ace those i,c,.eS
from the sippIementaI spa-s bv esmes
that had made considerable prc gress
along the roof of the upper deck build
fnr before thew were snhdued pIaclr
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0f rigging. reared Themselves like mines
al the edge OF n flre-swept forest, sail.
makers and riegers labored stubbornly
Il but the work was slow and the means OF
fertoration limited,
The occupants Of the dere,ict had set
u Tied down TO a dull almost dogged state
Of res gnat,on. There were several
deaths and burials incidents that made
but little impression on the waiting
,watchful survivors. Each succeeding
day brought forth additional watchers
20 swell the anxious throng-resoiute
and sometimes ungovernable men who
defying their wounds and the nurses, re-
fused to stay where they could not have
y 4 hand In all that was going on.
K y Back OF all this pltifuI courage how
ever. lurked the unholy fear that they
might be left to their fate In case the
ship had to be hurriedly abandoned
seaman on board the Dora'ne scanned
the cloudless sky with searching
anxious eyes They shifted the steady
wind that blew them farther south. Al;
ways they scanned the sky and shifted
the wind.
IL It's got to come some time" repeated
I capt Trigger after each report from
Mr; mott.
\ Tor weeks" said the first officer.
ne In the south Pacific, yes" said the
{ Cepta gr,mly.. But we're In the soutf
Aiantic, Mott
4 II. Cn tne sxth day the barometer begar
70 Iaii. Inc breeze stifened. The sea be
S..,,Ne cnoppy, ano whitecaps danced mt
tuiy over the greenish stretches. grow
3,f fnH Wiioer ana wider under the whip o
q nouting wind. The two patchwork sail
on the numbering Doraine Tapped of
tner torpor. then suddenly grew tau
snd ret with prosperity. The twisted
hani3ammed rudder, far from worthy
eespite the ehorts or Its repairers, whin
inEiy obeyed the man at the wheel. ant
ueen on us cleavlng BOWS.
The horizon TO the north and ives
seemea 70 draw nearer the contrast be
sween the deepening blue or the watel
INC the clear azure or the contracttnf
1ome more sharply defined The sky tina
beS peen clpudless TOT days still re
4 manned parren put the sailor knew
wnat lay beyond the clear-cut rim or tn
o. h,,,ans '.' .ha & w se sIa eouI ioo' %
speeding down from the north. inv!sibl
ms YET. put soon 10 creep into view; n
couio see me mlghty olilows on IN
So' sioe ot 'Iat h,sIah' ilhe ne GUY
neaT nnc ronr @ an. snrlek oI the teinpe1
tnat was sui nvf1sreus Oh miles away l
WAs tne hlattes5et put tSw nours DC
Iore the wlno.asna tne piiiows woul,
IuSI up 70 snlte tne polaIne witn d,
tner might unoer tne cover OF q piacl
me stormrTeht sky; Ano VIA was 10 DC
come 81 tne vessei, 'ounoefths III Ut
pam OF % .he nurIIedms o,,,. 81. .,ror,,,
os os she nsis oFVsS wSis;,,u~ I" toreT hnw,n'
nor Ui sne ,oau,' stra,,n' "Vw,,' ,,ni,i'
EHtseM; 70 outraSe ine paiehut eiouus t, 'st
W tne Lorraine was III .he thSh ot the ,ui !
n GUS rovel OF sea anu sny, piunsnns' 'eap
ing. rolling IKE m9hstrous corK: A.,
MI How she manaeea 10 ' wahe wv wv
storm, Sou Knowsi d nrn WIND t sbe T wa Hs tosseI s
Msscy ymsred t AVID lacked FOR tw,
4 1nd nammereo anu ,,bts ana Ws, .% sS,
gfrightfui days anu h.gh.s. ana yet 81,
remainsd anoa., eu.teo .terr @, rinnad ~
reked from M eh ,.unsst conId wrenc,
everything the tempest S0u,o wpenSi ~,
third day. "nen tf,, sne n,d,ny tie ~, yes ,m
sturdy ship was sun Iio,,s s the %ayes ave,
nayea 90 oui i,cninr the sides | Of her % ono
more with serViie rhoush oeeei'iui 'ei'
derness: g., ..o ,o,5 r,,
II But there was WAFER IN 'ho ho'u' LIN
ship was leaking paoiy. ..,.,x,.,
Up from the stiillns .h.erior 'o,s seIassle' sn;
upon the pnbeiievsbie.a n smiling. ND dane n;
InIfng sea or blue uhocr cauopy G@,san @ an W,
Nspotless. 1t was unpelleyaple. Even IN
kstout-hearted captain ana me iaithIu
Snnate. blear'ev"d "nd niagara from ios
Il Rf sleep, were hiled WIN womaer Ar,