The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-03

London June . e., 30 g. ml--Tho
British public, VINO retired last nisht
east down hs the nr.f uoWs Of tho
Nofth s,u battle 80 contained iu tho
earlier British aud G'rmnu reports.
took some comfort from the later
Brush report Published iu the morn
ws paper This report while It did
not decrease the british Iusscs except
a. dr4tro,ors. which were reduced
from ci"r'u Go cisht. shows the losses
ui tho Germans were much creator
than 1t 'rft estimnted
According to this latest account tho
| German loscs include two hattlcshipa.
one battle cruiser. one llght cruiser
aud aIN d'siruFcrs sunk. Two battlu
/ cruiser. damaged ana three battlo-
ship. hit N5.t writer's also point
T out tha, tuo German fleet retired as
soon as m, main British fleet np-
/ poar,d su that there is NJ question
about the aupruority of sea powcr
tomsiuius n British hands Tho loss
/ uf British ships s. Of course, admit
. tcdl, scrlou, vhuo the loss IN officers
/ ana W'u has cast a gloom over tho
whole country
/ "aI lain Wul1m Hall chief ~ tho
!
/ authorize thr Associated Press TO
say
The German report OF ~. loss 81
the Marlborough and Warspitc is au-
solutoly untrue Both OF these dread
. uoughts ar. safe IN harhOr.
The German report that the en-
/ tire British battle fleet Was eugng,i
Is equally untrue. a portion OF tho
total battl" fleet of the Germans. on
gagged that fleet aud drove II back into
harhor The British control the
| North sea
Tn. British admiralty stated TODAY
that the hattleship Marlborough wa
hn by torpedo hut was tuued safely
To port.
Tho drcadnought Warspito vtH
damaged by sunfiro. the sdmiralty
added. uui escaped torpedocs
An Exchange telegraph dispat. 10
from Copenhagen says the German
torpedo boat N--s was sunk dgrius
tho naval ougagemont Three sIr.
svorn who were rescued from q rttJ
uy a Swedish steamship reported. tur
dispatch says that all tho rest Of ~ .
crew uf l04 were lost
According 10 this statement the sur.
NNurs ct the VS. said they believed
twenty Gormin torpedo boats wrrH
destroyed ana that the German loss,
4. whole were colossal
\ report from The Hague. as for
wnrd'd nom Amsterdam 90 IN. Cen-
lirtl NcW-. says six German destroy
.r- were suns 5y the British and th.t
e large 'fYl.rr severely damaged w..
iuw'd into the harhor it Klcl II s
'tuWatcd 100 siups engaged lu fhn
hattlr
Th, G'rnaG admiralty admits tho
In-. ~ tu, Jrypduought Westfslc,
rdius tu a wireless dispatch r.-
.,...,d hrr" from rarlu.
Tho tdm.nlt, received q report tu
... '1,.f thai captain PrYwsc. com
.u,ntrr ut the queen Mury. and a..
I.urr. p,r-oguel ~ that battle cruiser
We're lost
An official statement shows that
with a few exceptions an the otucorH
un fl. 'urIu.Ill'. queen Mtr,. U.-
ipIuatui' Defence and Rank pru.
H'r. .l-f AI tuo officers OF tt
Warrior except one Norr saved.
Tho lttc-i Irl.Ish statement regard.
.UF iu. outcome OF tho euagtW su:
huH- thHt th' admiralty Jews ~ Y-
'H"t Ht tiI Iun. CRADLE to "a, Hrt-l.
.II .- declared tIat they sought out
fh, .rruar- engaged ,ue.r entii.
..r.' N.ul WI,tI.r fuI.e- and CONE
.pel'.i th'u Poo p4i back o. port and
s..e ap ur, plan of aef.on they mas
have contemplated
Tho losses On tn. British side. est :
'matcd a. 1000 men, may be nearly