Many of the missing children were from the London and Middlesex areas. in which six apers of the ship's "I managed to get aboard a lifeboat
crew, a mother and her baby girl, and a boy of ripen n aa at ex-
was aboard the torpedoed evacuee Orpen New York publisher, who posure," reported Mr. les, a
shi had to take the baby on my lap to prevent the mother from becoming hysterical. After I knew the baby had died of exposure, I pretended she was still alive and even pretended to teed her from a bottle which her mother had brought along."
Mr. W. B. Forsyth of London gave ohe of the most dramatic accounts of the disaster, an experience packed with drama for every survivor.
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