CAPTURED GERMAN SHIPPING
"Fairplay," the shipping journal, has published a revised list of Germany's shipping losses in the war since tho Italian Government decided to seizo tho whole of the German vessels in Italian ports, aud to use them for their own purposes. The Hamburg-American Line is most seriously affected by the decision of Italy, as it loses nine of its steamers of 56,271 tons, the Norddeutscher Lloyd losing 30,000 tons. The following figures show that the four principal German shipping companies have lost 105 captured vessels, of a total tonnage of -542,583: — HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE. No. of Tons Vessels. Gross. Seized by the Allies 18 91,630 Seized by. Italy ... 9 56,271 27 147,901 NOKDDEUTSCHER LLOTD. Seizfed by the Allies 16 68,541 Seized by Italy ... 5. 30,038 21 " 98,629 HANSA LINE. Seized by tho Allies 31 165,708 Seized by Italy ... 5 21,848 86 187,556 DEUTSCH-A'CSTRALISCHE D.G. Seized by the Allies 20 102,615 Seized by Italy ... 1 5,882 21 108,497.
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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2683, 1 February 1916, Page 6
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158CAPTURED GERMAN SHIPPING Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2683, 1 February 1916, Page 6
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