ON THE SEA
U.S. CUTTER SUNK
MANY FATALTIEB
Australian and N. Z. n«ible Asm., and
LONDON, October 3
The United States coastguard cutter Tampa was lost off the English, coast. One- hundred and eighteen were drowned. *
CHILI AND GERMAN SHIPS
HANDED OVER TO THE MILITARY
(Rec. October 5, 12.20 a;m.) STNTIAGO, October 3. The "Chilian (Government has ordered that the German ships Alda, Vestfalen, Memphsis, and Milrprkes, representing a tonnage of 16,000, be hended over to the military authorities.
A similar step is taking place in the case of all other German 3hips icfugmg in Chili./
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Grey River Argus, 5 October 1918, Page 3
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