SUBMARINE SINKINGS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11366, 12 October 1917, Page 5

SUBMARINE SINKINGS.

THE BRITISH FIBURES. London, Oct. 3. The Admiralty report on the sub ' marine campaign during the week gives the following figures; — Arrivals .... 2680 Stillings .... 2743 Sinkings— Over 1600 tons .... 11 Under 1600 tons .... 2 Unsuccessfully attacked 16 The figures for the previous week were : Arrivals .... 2775 Sailings 2691 Sinkings— Over 1600 tons .... 13 Under 1600 tons 2 Unsuccessfully attacked 10 The figure? for three weeks ago were:—> Arrivals , 114 5319 Departures , 4 .. 2632 Siukings— Over 1600 tons .... 14 Under 1600 tons *2 Unsuccessfully attacked 3 VICTIMS OF THE SUBMARINE. THE ITALIAN RECORD. Rome, Oct. 11. Arrivals 503 Sailings 467. Sinkings above 1600 tons, 2. Beiow 1600 tons, 2. Unsuccessfully attacked, one sailer. THE FRENCH LOSS. Paris, Oct, 11. Arrivals, 903. Sailings, 811. Sinkings above 1600 tons, 3, Below 1600 tons 2, Unsucesstully attaccked, 8. * POLITICAL CHANCES IN RUSSIA. Petrograd, Oct. 11, The formation of a New Cabinet has entailed the dissolution of the Council of five created to deal with the Korniloif trouble. Kerensky, Verbovsky, Verdenevsky, and Terestcheuko have goue to headquarters to confer with Allied attaches and a special mission is going to Paris to aiten d the interallied conference. RAIN IN FLANDERS. London, Oct. 11. Sir Douglas Haig reports that there was heavy rain last night. There has been considerable enemy artillery fire westward of Phescheniiale.