GERMAN ADMIRALTY
A COMMUNIQUE By Telegraph—'Press Association—CoDyrktl (Re'o.'August 29, 230 p.m.) ; _ . • Amsterdam, August 28. German Admiralty cohimunique:—< Olio of our submarines ou August 16 (destroyed by gunfire tlio benzol factory, ' with stokehouse and coko furnaces t attacked near Harrington, Tho British Teport of an attack oil the open towns , of Harrington, Parton, and Whitehaven are incorrect. A large passenger steamer, probably tho Royal packet, was fired at and missed by tne samo submarine on August 15, frorcua great distance in* the Irish Sea. Tho . British- announcement of the destruction. of a submarine at Ostoud is inexact. • Tho submarine was attacked 1 , but not hit, and returned to port undamaged. BRITISH STEAMER SUNK. London, August 27. The .British' steamer Palm Grovo lia? boon sunk, ■ The crew was saved. . GERMANY'S ENORMOUS LOSSES ESTIMATED AT 2,430,000. By Telegraph—Press Association—Cooyiisto; (Rec. August 29, 3.50 p.m.) • : Amsterdam, August 29. ' Tho "Niouwo Rotterdamniche Cour-» ant" states that the last two Prussian casualty listslcontain the names of 40,245 killed, wounded, and missing. Tlio Prussian. losses to August 2i aggregate 1,740,836, to which must be added , 214,000 Bavarian, 184,000 Saxon, 247,000 Wurtemborgian, and 44,000 on tho naval lists. . ! -
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2553, 30 August 1915, Page 5
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