Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-18
EXPECT THE HEAVIEST
FIGHTING ALONG The
ERENCH COAST.
BOTH CLAIM VICTORIES
Nothing But Contradictory Re
ports Come From Eastern
Scene Of War.

N WLE he armies of tine allies
w aud the German invaders are
preparing their mighty lines stretch
ing from the Belgian coast southwark
for a great battle, the ships of war
i'm the North sea again are showing
activity. The British have rcveuecd
the sinking Of the cruiser Hawke 10y a
German submarine, with a swift des-
cent upon four German torpedo boat
destroyers, which they sent to the bot
tom.
capt Cecil H. Fox, who WAS com-
mander Of the Inflated cruiser Am
phion destroyed by "a German mine
on August 6, was in command of the
light cruiser Undaunted and the toui
British torpedo boat desuOyers Lance,
LenuoX, Legion and Loyal, which en-
gagged the Germans OFF the Dutch
coast. The battle must have been
fast. for the British had only one Of
fcer and four men wounded while
the official report issued by The ad-
miralty says 81 survivors of the Ger
man destroyers are prisoners OF war
This would mean that nearly 4Oo
Germans went down with their ships.
Sailors Fight on Land.
In the land lighting the British
troops have captured Fromelles, an
important position southwest Of Lille.
ON the French left white The French
commander mas "T'" ,..L ~ "I7,., ,.n
from lh' SaH"Is ol ''''
,''r ''' '''' 49,, Co.,. nh, rroucb
tween lpreS ana lhe S'a' IL, ',., 'i'''' -
sailors are Salu 10 H'N ..,',,
German attack anu 'ap,ulvu o''''''' II
mems OF cavalry am" ,il.I.,.ni lII,'t'ii er.,
winston spencer nu, "il'' I'.,.''.
that the sending of hil'ISH way ~
brigadeS l." antwerp va i,,'
large optr'l'ou l"I ''''ri w. -.
and theli WllhdIaWHI was NV ,. ..i.
of amy attack hN the '''I I',"'ls, .".
obedience to the EeH''"l 81" s'''''
situation. ..,... A.
Thai lh' 'tiH'ahs "'' 'H'"r -,
move COW" me No''' Sr l,nt
Dunkirh ana CaIdlS - C'i '"'n' 'ut
Just how i'i south oi 'S'r"" va, Po
have Irocetded IL n"l MN A. ..t.i,,,,I
ports OF fighting In the nelFn''ruo3'
of Dunkirk are not s'her"'F cieN
The llolland-Aln'Icah l'hr' >""'
dam which leit New oIN '''""el
and was reported To nave r'"GIlr"
Falmouth october l'' mas ue'H u',,'
aSed hy mine In the N"r'n So" anu
Ia believed to he procc'ulhs y" ~
t"rdam. The MESSAGE cohN'S'u E..'Ila ,',',
information said mat seven pp'3",'9 iI
aboard the Noordam were IHJ"ic" "'
the explosion.
The latest BIltSi C'S'd'N
GUIDES among w .,i. Hl.''ii ,,,,,o ,,.as
eral Hubert !. W. Hamilton VINO Wa1
closely aSsn'lat'u WIZ ,.1 Indi,
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TO hnsIanu, tu"'E -. -, ,,bi,b a
pattle OH 'He 49, - do.troyera
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sank Ioui 'c' mo-. @ .,oy., coached
on lahu t'' , NO. ,,s ,han saventv
the c"aS' "l - rho,, ara about
miles from ,Suth,,ord to
TO attempt 10 'ldl !, ,st,h aro .,,on
Dunklrk ana "id,H,
closer To the rle 'lSl t,,'',ao,.s and
II is mere III We. ",' o. no
across lhe f,ench ll"ll.',. - - i,,,
Calais. thht the neaN,ee' t., a'tu '',Vn a A.
portaht ngh,'hg is no" eoa ~ ,1,,,-
cording 10 the rem" s,n,',,"ar Va, tho
municaton issued 'iils ai''. ,a 49, Ia,.,nd
Germans nave hot auN a''oSu Ci.a ''tC tn
the lire running iII'h go ,,ho
ThoWout. koulers aug Mol,'", . ,mo
last mentioned piaVe JUS ""
border north OF LilIe, Wh'cl % .iao hrt
mans occupied some uaSs "se ss,,,,o5 Du
report. they have beeh coihpe'le" u