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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 2857, 31 January 1916, Page 4

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THE NUMBIvU. OF LOSSES

CAPTURED GERMAN SHIPPING

. Faiirplay, the shipping journal, has published a revised list of Germany's shipping losses in the war since the Italiaiit Goveninicsut decided to seize the whole of the German' vessels in Italian ports, and to use them for its own purposes. Tho Hamburg-Ame-rican Line is most seriously affected by tlie decision of Italy, jas it loses niino of itfe steamers of 56,271 tons, the Norddeutsoher 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. Grose. Seized by tlie Allies... 18 91,630 Seized by Italy 9 50,271 27 147,901 NORDDEUTSCHEIt LLOYD. Seized by the Allies ... 10 fB,SU Seized by Italy 5 30,058 21 93/29 HANSA LINE. Seized by the Allies... 31 105,703 Seized.by Italy 5 21,848 36 187,848 DEUTSCH-AUSTRALISCHE -D.G. Seized by the Allies... 20 102,015 Seized by Italy 1 5,882 21 108,497