Diplomatic Correspondence Between the United States And Germany
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(Affidavit of Second Officer of the Dunsley.) (5) All agree that the Arabic received no warning. (Affidavit of six American passengers and two passengers of unknown nationality, and the unsworn statements of four American passengers and two passengers of unknown nationality, and the affidavits of Captain and Second Officer of the Arabic.) (6) The torpedo was first seen by the passengers at an estimated distance of 150 to 300 yards away. (Affidavit of passenger of un- known nationality; unsworn ...statements of two American passengers and one passenger of unknown nationality.) The Captain of the Arabic, however, swears that the air bubbles and the torpedo were only 300 feet away when he saw them. (It appears that Consul Washington at Liverpool, in conversation with Captain Finch and the Second Officer of the Arabic, learned that they saw bubbles of air at the time they first noticed the torpedo, which were taken to indicate the air escaping at the time the torpedo was expelled from the tube, and that therefore the submarine was supposed to have been only 300 feet from the Arabic and about two miles from the Dunsley, when the torpedo was fired.
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(Affidavit of Second Officer of the Dunsley.) (5) All agree that the Arabic received no warning. (Affidavit of six American passengers and two passengers of unknown nationality, and the unsworn statements of four American passengers and two passengers of unknown nationality, and the affidavits of Captain and Second Officer of the Arabic.) (6) The torpedo was first seen by the passengers at an estimated distance of 150 to 300 yards away. (Affidavit of passenger of un- known nationality; unsworn ...statements of two American passengers and one passenger of unknown nationality.) The Captain of the Arabic, however, swears that the air bubbles and the torpedo were only 300 feet away when he saw them. (It appears that Consul Washington at Liverpool, in conversation with Captain Finch and the Second Officer of the Arabic, learned that they saw bubbles of air at the time they first noticed the torpedo, which were taken to indicate the air escaping at the time the torpedo was expelled from the tube, and that therefore the submarine was supposed to have been only 300 feet from the Arabic and about two miles from the Dunsley, when the torpedo was fired.
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