No Tages Zeitung describes the en
casement as the greatest naval battle
of modern times. It adds:
Against a loss of three of the most
powerful battles, we suffered no
similar loss. Our success was
achieved against forces considerably
superior in numbers. Our young
navy has shown great superiority
against the greatest fleet in the
world."
Berlin papers assert that the British
losses represent more than 1,000,000
tons of big units, whereas the German
losses amount to only 1,000,000 tons.
Captain Persius, writing in the Berliner Tagblatt, says:
The great sea battle, which has been
expected by many on both sides of the
North Sea since the beginning of the
war, has now been fought, and has
passed off in a manner which will
awaken in Germany the greatest
vital satisfaction.
"My opinion is that the German fleet
achieved a great success. Whether
gun, torpedo or submarine played the
greatest role is at the moment not
known. Part of the losses of the
English fleet are ships of the very
latest type, and equipped with the very
latest material.
"The French gunners have done
the most wonderful blow at the
strongest fleet in the world."
FRENCH GUNS
 TEAR
GREAT HOLES IN
RANKS OF GERMANS
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Two hours of battle were the battle of the German lines, the battle continued yesterday and last night with extreme violence. The front between the German lines and the village of Cummeres, the battle continued yesterday and last night with extreme violence. The front between the German lines and the village of Cummeres, the battle continued yesterday and last night with extreme violence. 