_Told by Dr. Cecile Greil, an American Physician_
Dr. Cecile Greil was the only native-born American on the liner
_Ancona_, which was shelled and sunk by an Austrian submarine. She
tells this intensely graphic account of the terrible event in the
_New York Times_. She precedes it with a description of the crowd
of passengers, mostly poor Italian women and children, that had
passage on the ship--the most pathetic gathering, it seemed to her
as they came aboard the ship, that she had ever seen.