SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN.
| HOW FRANCE CARRIES ON ;i TWELVE LOSSES IN A WEEK, ;- A. and N.Z. Cable. . LONDON, March 23/ '.;"- A > French official report -states .that - * . during the '; week ended. March 18 ; the " arrivals at French ports of merchantmen ' v.'" over 100 lons, excluding .fishing craft, *■- .'. ■ ■ numbered f 920, and the . departures 914. ■■.■■■' The French ships sunk numbered twelve, mx over and six under 1600 tons. , SINKING' OF DUTCH SHIPS. COMPENSATION DECLINED; - (Red. ' 7 :.n m.) ROTTERDAM, March 24. The Dutch Government has refused •.:■■ r Germany's offer of compensation for the :-.,»•; : '" seven Dutch' ships recently torpedoed. ' ' AMERICAN EXPORTS. GREAT DECLINE NOTED. NEW YORK. March 23, ' V Owing to the operations of submarines, '%;. •' food r exports : from : the United States : : in February were reduced by a-third. The •total exports dropped from a ; value of ■ £25,350,000. to £18,660,000. '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16498, 26 March 1917, Page 6
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135SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN. New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16498, 26 March 1917, Page 6
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