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    VESSEL NAME:   FORELLE
    OTHER NAME(s): -
    OFFICIAL NO:   205777
    DATE OF LOSS:  20 September 1923
    CAUSE OF LOSS: Foundered  
    LOCATION:      Lake Michigan, off Kenosha, WI
    RIG TYPE:      Fish Tug
    HULL TYPE:     Steel
    BUILDER:       Johnston Bros., Ferrysburg, MI - 1908
    OWNER(S):      Cornelius Tamms & Julius Meyer.
    MASTER:        Capt. Cornelius Tamms
    TONNAGE:       46 gt, 31 nt
    DIMENSIONS:    54.50 x 15.66 x 7.42
    CASUALTIES:    5 (all)


                   Bound from Benton Harbor, MI., for Milwaukee, WI.,
                with a cargo of grapes when she got caught in a storm
                and foundered with all hands.
                Crew:
                Capt. Tamms
                Julius Meyer, Engineer
                William Lahmann
                Carl Rosenstock
                Walter Rosenstock

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Sources: Benton Harbor News-Palladium - 21 September 1923
         Chicago Tribune - 22 September 1923
         Kenosha News - 24 September 1923
         Historical Collections of the Great Lakes, Bowling Green