Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
HUGE BATTLESH|PS
NOW |NTE.RNE.D AND /
UNABLE TO WRECK
British Cruisers Are Now
on Way After Second .g
Installmcnt.
ENGLISH CAVALEY MARCHES
ON WATERLOO BATTLE FIELD.
American Forces Invade the
Ancient City of Luxem- Is:
burg Amid Cheers.
POLES NOW CONTROL rosEs
Work of Yankee .lviators DESTROYS
Total cf 92G Enemy Planes "
and Many Balloons.
POLES NOW CONTROL rosgs
Work of Yankee .,viators Destroys
Total cf 92G ;:ncmy Planes W.
and Many Balloons.

ioNi'oN, November 21.--The sBulk
and pride of the German navy surren-
dered hfty miles or the coast OF Sco,-
iand between $50 and 10 O'clock this
morning. II included sevcnty-one
ships of all classes. including dcs.roy.9(
ers The surrender went off accord .t
ing TO plan. British warships escort
ing the German craft into the I-itYb
OF Forth. where the ntcrnment was
begun NJ :i5 this afternoon. "w
The Admiralty flashed the fo,lowin.
nlIiGiai announcement by wreIess:
an, Inc ronmander,in.c chief OF the grand j
this morning he met tho frs, and main
inStallincnt of the German high seas
meet which is surrendcring." sy
The German surrendering lice; was
sihori three vessels-namely one bat.
tleship, one cruiser and one lignl
cruiser. 1t was explained these wouid
be delivered later. '-,s
Among ;he sevcnty-one vessels sur.g
rendered were seven battleships, Ave
battle cruisers, and seven light cr,iisr
.rn Trs; the remainder, being destroyers
10 give up but did not appea = are be-
inf ,%s repaired: ,gs, i was sSplalned: =.
Sir David Beatty's flagship. the SUPER.
DR., prGnadnought ,nsi Queen Elizabeth. to-
SethcI win many British and Ameri-.
can notnbleS witnessing the mprcssinS.
naval display. y line of allied VAR
ships hfty miles long and including
m,c, myc nis Amerisan Greyhounds. took
were about 800 allied American war
craft in the reviewing line"
british FORCES START ~
FOR SECOND DINSTALLMENTyS
!, Abou. the same time the big surface
ncet was delivered the British forccs5
from iiarwich steamed out to meet tho
S;sr, second batch Of u-boats. Que Of tho
The i've american preaanoushts
nhaNG M i,nI up me sixth battle squadron OF
contingent consisted Of thirty battle ttS
smins. i,,i eleven battle cruisers. tifty light
E!ruisers ,!rs and $50 destroyers. Three big
smaller, craft were there
Mo the Spectators, as they beheld
equipped and ht-lool!ing sea lighters. Il 4
tod n convincing story Of the reason
Why the sTiIors OF. the German fleet
Gcrmany's rulers, with everything I,ast
on land, ordered II last desperateTEam-
bic at sea. r.ss
The rendezvous between the yictors
ana yanGuishcd took place near May
island ear-Admirai Sinclair led thcg
,ierman nsi,,sn flee, feet between lines of the
american vessels which conveyed the
Germans to their harhor of internment$
iihc armed guards marching convtcts
To their cells. e-- c.
:; The .,'i Weather was favorable. Many
eyes of the fleet.' The Germans came
stood that Admiral Beatty refused "a
,ierman request that the German crews
ne permitted TO stay aboard the Ships 1
at the port Of surrender.
the surrendered ships were taken
INTO the Firth of Forth, the big bay on
inc east coast of central Scotland. To-
Flow. the biggest bay bet tween the ORR -
nev Islands. nearly 200 miles TO the
north.
hRdTISm ARM MARCHING
OVER WATERLOO BATTLE FIELD
British cavalry is tonight marching
over the battle field of Waterloo on
ITS way to the German frontier ac-
cWord'ng to the announcement OF tho
arc being taken BY the British forces.
many OF which are still In excellent
condition.
Regarding the movements of the
British army of occupation, the War
Office statement Tonight says:
the Second and Fourth Armies re-
ward the German frontier. The move
ment of our troops is being conducted
in accordance With program, without
incident.
''On our right. advanced detachments
are pushing forward toward the Meusc
south OF Namur. On our left we have
rcacheu the Seneral line OF Gfembloux-
Wavrc." tstt
AMERICAN FORCES INVADE
THE CITY OF LUXEMBUHG
According TO informant received
from the American army tonight, the
forces invaded the city of Luxemburg
capital of the grand duchy and at one
time the most formida BILE fortress In
all Europe. during the day. sEa
Blt II WAS a different sort OF IN
,asion TO that which swept through
the ancient city and tho whole grand
duchy four years ago. Then the now
shattered Prussian colossus, the best,
trained and greatest army the world
had hitherto seen. served few hollrs' 4
notice on the helpless woman who gov. 4
crned the little land: iIo'' si s.
We shall march through your, terri.
tory at such and such u time. You will
see 10 1t that your people render no =
resistance, but help us all they can.
~ there is any damage, we VIII pay
Unlike Belgium. Luxembourg had no
army TO speak OF. no fortpcsses. Ia
withstand the German tidal wave sIrfo Y
their houses fed the people to hido7in
their HELPLESS shame, hide from tho y
rapers of their liberty, the vioIat ors sof n
,heir neutrality. For four years they
nave suffered. Now the invssion cf &
lperatton vs. passing through.
:. Fhr snt OF their towns and syittagsa
,isas fe saSa 90 psiSp,s % srs
Sankacs ~ a w sst1,ts;stFS sss1stFS ~
/. Syery in|,ahitcd plaes, sron, tks AZ ,s,l
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