ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK
WASHINGTON, 10th June, .
It is announced that; the American steamer JPinar del Bio has been sunk by a submarine seventy-five -miles off the coast. Sixteen survivors have been landed. Seventeen are missing.
(Received June 11, 8.30 ii.m.)
NEW YORK, 10th Jtme
The Pinardel Rio was sunk on the Bth. One boat landed on the- Virginia- coast; the other, containing the captain and 16 men. has not yet been accounted for. The vessel was of 2500 tons. Her sinking lias_ dispelled the growing impression
IThe cabin news in this issue necrcdifced to "The Times" has ;n>psare<l in lliut, journal, but. only niierc expressly stated it hucli ucw» the editorial ojialou of "the Times,"]
that the U-boats had left American waters. The Navy Department announces that it hae assumed the control of the routes of all coastwise transAtlantic shipping. . '
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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 138, 11 June 1918, Page 7
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