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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1918

Page

2

Surviving a German Submarine Attack at Sea

In a harrowing narrative a ship's crew recounts encounters with a German U boat. Officers shared meals and beds, sailors were evacuated into lifeboats, and prize crews sank companion vessels before the Isabela Wiley and Winneconne were driven toward the Jersey shore. The San Saba rescued the survivors near Barnegat Buoy, delivering a breakfast and transport to New York.

Barnegat Buoy Providence New York

Survivors Describe Texel Sinking After Bombing

The Texel sank after three bombs struck near the waterline as survivors, scattered by currents, reached shore at Vermont Avenue and the Boardwalk. They tell of a diverse crew and fear during the attack, while police and coast guard officials collected crew names and faced resistance from the ship’s captain.

Vermont Avenue Frank Ryan Coast Guard Thurber Massachusetts Atlantic Avenues Texel Frank Nelson Brooklyn V. K. Borgersen Marietta Carl , Peterson Rahway N. J Robert Lightboon New York Grover ©. Carver Waltham Mans

Submarine Raid Off Atlantic Coast Alarms US Navy

German submarines operate near the American coast in a renewed raid. Navy officials report two U boats in proximity to Barnegat and Newport, with sightings by Bristol and Cole crews. Men are being moved to France as convoy protection tightens and air patrols aid destroyers.

Atlantic Lie Geller France Newport R. I Veesels Nantucket Count von Bernstorf United States Atlantico Germany Daniele New York Philadelphia Norfolk Gulf South Atlantic Gulf Stream Mexio Sir Leslie Probyn Barbadoes Jamaica mid-Atlancc Guermuda Islands West Indies Hmarbadoes Umat Bermuda Washington Gulf of Mexico Cuba Owever Count Luxburg Buenos Aires Haseen Waldemar Kaetmpffert Carl Kenstbach Iljamn Alien White Red Cross Mr. White Jacob Jones Cape Verde Bate Jonrovia Liberia Africa

Caro lina taken for a raider

The Carolina bound from San Juan to Boston faced unknown fate after surrendering to guards at the pier. Capt. T. R. D. Barbour led the ship carrying 8700 bags of sugar and a crew including C. W. Hoffman and J. J. McClaren. The vessel has a storied past as a passenger carrier and government steamer.

Manhattan Carolina San Juan Porto Rico T. R. D. Barbour C. W. Hoffman J. J. McClaren G. Gautsen G. W. Messenden P. J. Maher B. E Stockwell Barbour United States Naval Reserve Savannah Panama Boston Halifax

German submarine sinks Edward H. Cole off Jersey coast

Sailors describe torpedoing and sinking of the schooner Edward H. Cole by a German U boat near the Jersey shore. The crew abandoned ship in a yawl, were picked up by the collier Bristol, and feared further submarine activity along the coast. Captain Newcombe confirms details with minor discrepancy about a shell report.

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