The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-21

London, Nov 10-The following ac- count of the surrender ol the first hatch of twenty German submarines which was accomplished this morning at ,ea was given by an eve witness present Iore than eighty other Ger man submarines are to be handed over 10 the allied naval command before the end of the week After stoomine some twenty miles across Inc North Sea, the iarwich forces which consisted of five light cruisers and twenty de5- trcy2n were sehted Tine flagship of Admiral Tyrwhilt. tae command ar was tho Curacao
 High above the sQua ron hung a 3iS observation ballcort 1Ae squadron heg ded by the flagship then steamed toward ,he DutCh coast, followed by sihc coventry of the Eragon. Canal and Centaem Othel ships centcred in line with their navagation lshts shoN ing. The ricWre was noble one as inc great vessels, with the moon still shmin. rlouehed their way to take pslt in the surrender ol the German T-boats
 Soon after the British squadron started the "paravanos' were dropped oyolouard These devices are shoped like tops and dilcrl any mines W2lch may he encountered, the shipz were new entering rhr mine field Almost every one on board donned d lite belt and just as the red sun appcarcd above the Lorrison> the first German submarine appeared ill sisht.
 SOcn after seven o'clock twenty su1- marines were aeen in line d,tcmran- jed by two German drstrOyers. the Tibania and the sierra Nenlau1 ~hiel were to take tho submarine creHs back to Germany after the transfer.
 All the submarines were on the sur fa-c with their hatchcs open and the crews standing on the dec}s The ves- sels were living no flags whatever and theil guns were trained fore and att in accordance with the terms oi sur render
 A bugle sounded on tho Curacao and all the ein crews took up their sta tions ready nor any possible trcaoha'y. Ghe leading destroyer in rospoAso to slanal from Jhe admiral, turned and led the way toward lFng}and and to submarines were ordered to follow Thoy immediately did so. The sur render had been accomplished
 Each cruiser turned, and, keeping careful lockout. steamed toward IIar- mich. On one el the largest of the submarines, which carried two 30 guns, g officers and men were count ea on hor decE. The craft was esti- mated to be nearly 2e0 feet long lt3 number had been painted out
 Near the Wash hghtship td"eo large British seaplanes. followed by an air ship were observed The tIarwieh forces and the seaplanes aHd airs5ip made mos. impressive sight
 One of the submarines was seen to send up couple of carrier pigeons, and at onca a sicnal WIS flashcd from the admiral that it mad no right to do this.
 When the ships had cleared tuc minc field and entered the war channel thr
  reaching poin son twenty miles off liarwich, the shas dropped anchor and Captain Addison came out on tie warship Maidstone.
 British crews were then put on hoard the submarines to take them in- 70 barber
 With the exception of the engine staffs all the German sailors remain cd on deck The submarines were then taken through the gates Of the harbor and lhe German crews were transferred to the transports which viii take them back ,o Gcrmanv
 AS the boats went through tho G1fes inc white ensign was rpp up on eacn of taem with the German llas under hearth
 ..aaa German submarine command CT at ,ae transfer was required to sign q declaration 10 tho effect that