Ships that have Suffered. (War) 1916.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic," January 8th, 1916, showing the Following Photographs for "Ships that have Suffered."

The year 1915 closed on a note of tragedy both as regards the Navy and Mercantile Marine, for while the armoured cruiser Natal (Captain Eric P. Back, R.N.) was blown up in Port with a loss of 379 souls on the last day of the old year, the Peninsular and Oriental Liner Persia was sunk, without warning, by an enemy Submarine off the island of Crete only the day before. Lord Montagu of Beaulieu was among the survivors.

   a- Submarined in the Mediterranean : The P. and O. Liner Persia (180 Lives Lost) and the Glen Liner Glengyle (10 Lives Lost).
   b- H. M. S. Louis Aground in the Dardanelles :  The Turks did not discover her plight for several days.
   c- The Stokers of H. M. S. Natal Blown up in Port December 31.
   d- The Officers of the Glengyle.  Torpedoed and Sunk January 2nd.

Condition is Very Good.