Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-03-10
German SubmerSible U-zO
Rammed by Destroyer,
Says London.
CREW OF SUBMARINE
SAVED BY SURRENDERINC
Italian Warships on Way &c
DardanelIes, Says Unc0n-
firmed Report.
ALLIED BATTLESHlPS
SILENCE TURK BATTERY
Fleet Penetrates Further Int
Straits as Turkish Position
Is Destroyed.
ALLIED BATTLESHlPs
SILENCE TURK BATTERY

Another OF the German Submarines
which have been seeking TO enforcs
Germany's naval war zone dscrss has
gone to the bottom. The British ad-
miralty today announced that ths
U-2o. built in 1918. had been destroyed
Bombardment of the Dardanellss
which was again interrupted by un-
favorable weather conditions, is re-
ported unoficially to have been ~
sumed, and the allied feet to havs
made further progress in the mar
rows. Berlin end Constantinop1e
however. persist In statements that
no serious damage has been inflicted
except to the weaker fortifications ~
the entrance to the straits
dispatch from Geneva gives a
Vienna report that italian warshipz
have put to sea and probably are o.
their way to the DardaneIlea< Thfs
report lacks substantiation
Germany has taken further meas
dfes to conserve her supplies. This
Bundesrath has ordered the expro-
priation. with certain exceptions of
all stocks of barley exceeding 3
metric ton
Germans stiu Refrees.
1t is asserted at PetrograS that ths
German forces which invaded north.
ern Poland. following the defeat o.
The Russians IN East Prussia. have
now retreated close to the border
except in a few sections Of the front
The German attack on the fortress
Of Ossowetz is being continued. not
withsta1aing the danger OF q Russian
fiankir@ movement. The Germans arr
,-oor 7tkng- their efforts in th<
endeavoT 70 break through the Rus
sian fortified line at this port
Minor victories over the Turki-E
forces. which recently have become
active in northwestern Persia. are
described in a message from Tiflis
The Russians have forced back tn
Turks taking several villages.
A battle nf unusual violence. ni.
though probably not engaging large
numbers of troops. is in progress II
the Argonne After being twice ex-
PEELED from trenches captured from
the French, the Germans returned
third time TO the attack in whict
a. last reports they were still en-
gagged. With this exception. thers
were no engagements OF consequenef
on the western front yesterday.
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 10 (2:ss .. m.).-
The German submarine U-20 has beer
sent to the bottom. according to .
statement issued today BY the Brit
ish admiralty.
The submarine, according to the Of
ficial announcement. was rammed
today by the British torpedo boat de-
stroyer Ariel. 1t went to the bottom
The members Of the submersible'a
crew surrendered and were saved.
The location of the sinking OF the
submarine is not disclosed in the ad
miralty announcement.
The captured crew viii be deprived
of all special privileges. as was done
in the case of the men on board tbs
Us. and they will be held for trial IN
connection with the sinking Of mer-
chant vessels.
The U-2o probably is the submarine
which yesterday sunk the British
steamer Blackwood.
The submarine U-20 was built II
1913 She had a displacement OF s41
tons and a speed of seventeen knots
on the surface and twelve knots sub
merged. She was equipped with four
[ torpedo tubes-two in the bow ant
two In the stern. Comparatively she
was one OF LnS larger OF inc GeT LuGL
/ submarines, the Us and the u-s
having a tonnage of only 30e and d
I submerged speed OF not more than
/ eight knots. The maximum radius Of
boats of the U-20 type has been given
! in marine authorities at 1900 miies
PARIS. March 10, $40 a. nn.-Operz-
! tions OF the allied fleet in the Dardsn-
elies. stopped yesterday Tuesday
morning by unfavorable weather con.
! ditions, were resumed vigorously Il
the afternoon. says the Athens dis
/ patch to the Matin. The warsh'pr ars
! reported to have made additi ma
| progress in the narrows. silencin1
| Turkish batteries on the heights u
! Benkul, the fire from which had
proved troublesome to the feet tn IT.
maneuvers.
| LONDON, March s-British war
ships. headed by the superdread-
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