The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-26
$4,000 Tons Destroyed by U-boats
in Last Few Days, According
TO Announcement Issued by Ad-
miralty at Berlin.
DESTRUCTION OF BRITISH
BIPLANE is ALSO CLAIMED
Teutons Report the Annihilation
Of One in the English Channel
Coal, Kerosene, Grain and Pro.
visions Sent TO Bottom.

by Associated fross.
Berlin, March - (Wircicss to say
Vile. March 26).-Thc sinking OF -
more steamships, fourteen sailing
vessels and 81 trawlcrs, with Am ag-
grcgatc tonnage of $4,000 la the last
few day. l. announced nv the admir-
atty.
The statement follows:
In addition TO the losses of ships
already published IN March. German
submarines during the last few day,
sank twenty five steamers. fourteen
sailing ships and thirty seven trawlers,
with q total gross tonnage Of $4,000.
On March . q German submarine an
Eihilatcd By cannon fire British hi-
plane In the English channel.
The ships which we're sunk are;
Brikn (BritishD 3,5i9 tons gross,
"Denpark cBritishD, 1885 tons.
armed
"Granton (BritishJ watch ship, with
the HERRING trnwler G.. y. % In tow.
"Glynymel tBritishi, l,Sli tons.
'Mcmnon (British), 3.205 tons
'Asturius CBritishJ. hospital ship.
- O02 tons.
"sr Joseph CBritishl. saiiius vessel,
s. tons.
Robert. Rivcnd. Jessaminc. Gratia.
Lcntilly, Hyacinth, case. lnternose,
Nelly. Ena, kestrcl, Foreetmenot. Try,
Trance. trawlers. British
The following French ships were
sunk
"Sully. bark. 2.6ia tons.
Homarne. Eugene Albert. Anais
Q3O ,onsl. Madeline. Davoust. Schoo-
"Adieu Va (6I tonsl, Marie Louise
from Fecamp. and Marie Louise ST
PAU, and The American, sailing ships,
Martin NNunnc and Curdouan, pilot
schoonors.
petit Jean. Henry Louis Dieu de
Garde, Noz,l, kupella, Louis NIV
Heutiicu, Acidc Maria, Juiiettc, Camil
lr Emile l.. n. 1889 l.. X. 1928, Made-
linz, Fclicite, Madonna. and Enetnte
tordialc truwlcrs,
The following Italian vessels were
sunk
"Moluaa. steamer of about 1000
tons b,2li tonsl.
The following Norwegian vessels
were sunk
"Soiferino. l,I55 tons: Wnfrcd. i.l2i
tom. Girdl, l.N2i tons; Hlnumanden
9ai tons. Ronald. 3p2l toms, ENp"dit
$50 tons, Frink. l.93S tons. EinaI
Carl Ni9 tons, steamers
'Efou, sailing vessel OF about 500
TONS tnot listed,
"''ho following American steamers
" re sunk
Illinois, 5,e25 tons. andt city nj
Memphis, 5,2j2 tons
The following Spanish steamer wa
sunk Nivtunu. SIZE tons.
0 Tho following Dutch steamer wa
sunk la Campine, a.iai tons.
ships destroyed, the names q
which are unknown because the,
were not identified during night at
tack or because they had no name ol
4 the side, are as follows.
Unidentified steamer, with cargo
about 1000 tons gross, sunk by tor
/ pcdo in the midst OF "a convoy; armc'
British steamer OF about 1000 tons
steamer of about $500 tons, ianl
steamer Of about .. 900 tons. steamC
of about 5000 tons; Nurwcgian stea m
. cr of about . SOC tons. three mastel
/ schooner of 500 tons aud three British
ana two French fishing cutters
with these ships so far as know
up 10 this time were DESTROYED anon
other things, $4,000 tons of coal, IN
greater part OF which was on the wa
a. France, 5000 toms of kerosene ui
! p. 500 tons of ore from IuelNa tu Wes
. liaitlopool $500 toms OF grain an
1900 tons OF provisions, besides fis
sunk with the tr1wler-.'