Duchesne Record | 1914-10-30 | Page 6 | English Sink Four German Vessels

ENGLISH SINK FOUR I JERMAN VESSELS FIGHT TAKES PLACE OFF THE COAST OF HOLLAND WHILE ENGAGED IN SCOUTING Britons Take Terrible Revenge for the Sinking of the Hawke Four German German German Ger Ger- man Destroyers Being Sent to the Bottom During Battle London The The British navy on Sate sat avenged the Hawke the Brit Ish isis cruiser sunk sank off orr the coast of Scotland Scot Scot- land hind by a German submarine by sending send ing lug to the bottom four German tor ton boat destroyers off the coast o 01 Holland The terrible execution the execution the moal brilliant naval feat thus far reC In iii the war was war was accomplished by y th British light cruiser Undaunted ing with the indomitable courage of ot a great lion of the tho sea driven to bay The cruiser was attacked by a flee fleet of ot the tho enemy's destroyers while on patrolling duty according to the oth announcement of the press bureau bureau bu reau of the admiralty which con confirmed confirmed confirmed firmed the news of the victory She had been searching the seas for foi forthe the tho squadron of ot tho the enemy's ships ship which had been operating from th the estuary of the river Ems one ol 01 which war vessels recently had beet beer sunk by a British submarine The Undaunted was accompanied by the torpedo boat destroyers Lance Lennox Legion and Loyal which were acting as her convoy The attacking fleet singled out th the Undaunted and concentrated their firs fire upon her thinking first to dispose o a othe othe the moro formidable vessel and tc te turn their attention to the lighter craft In the battle which followed four of the attacking destroyers were wert quickly sent to the tho bottom by well directed directed di dl reeled shots hots from the six-inch six an and I inch four guns of the Undaunted