German Officer Denies Kaiser's Fleet Fled at Jutland
Berlin June 10 A German Admiralty officer disputes British claims of a flight from the field and asserts the German fleet engaged in a square stand up fight near Jutland. He cites British ships destroyed or damaged and estimates British losses around seven thousand, while warning British shipbuilding will halt for repairs.
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Warspite Commander Claims Miraculous Escape At Sea
Captain B E Phillpotts describes the Warspite's harrowing run from German fire in the North Sea battle. He praises his crew and says the ship's rescue by pure luck and seamanship kept the battleship in service. He notes significant damage, a steering fault, and the squadron's actions to shield their fleet before returning to port.
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