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Date: 11 December 1917.
Transcript:
SHIPPING CASUALTIES.
Lloyd's report :— LONDON, December 8. —British steamer Castledobbs has been sunk by collision.
YOKOHAMA, December 7.- American schooner Ariel wrecked, Chinese coast; feared total loss.
BELIEZE, December 9.- Steamer Norwalk, registered Nicaragua (881 tons net), sank 7 miles south-east of Cozumel; vessel sprang a leak forward on November 28.
LONDON, December 9.- Norwegian steamer Norona has sunk by collision.
Chicago correspondent telegraphs under Sunday’s date:- Steamer Desmond foundered off Calumet; seven of crew lost.
Source: "SHIPPING CASUALTIES." The Scotsman. 11 December. 1917. 3.
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