NAVAL RECORD.

Jan. 11--Report from Vienna that French dreadnought Courbet has been

sunk.

Jan. 12--Japanese cruisers are hunting the German converted cruiser

Prince Eitel Friedrich off the coast of Peru.

Jan. 13--Dover forts drive off two German submarines; bombardment of

the Dardanelles by the allied fleets continues.

Jan. 16--French submarine Saphir sunk by Turkish mine at the

Dardanelles; Italian gunboat Coatit damaged in the Adriatic.

Jan. 20--Dutch naval patrol boat sunk by a mine, five men being lost.

Jan. 21--German cruiser Karlsruhe reported off Porto Rico.

Jan. 22--German submarine U-19 sinks British freighter Durward.

Jan. 23--German supply ship sunk by Australian cruiser.

Jan. 24--British patrolling squadron under Vice Admiral Beatty defeats

German squadron attempting to reach English coast; German battle

cruiser Blücher sunk and two other German battle cruisers damaged;

British battle cruisers Lion and Tiger damaged; Germans claim three

British ships were sunk.

Jan. 28--British Admiralty denies that any British ship was sunk.

Jan. 30--German submarine sinks three British steamers in Irish

Channel and chases Liverpool passenger boat.

Jan. 31--German submarine sinks two British steamers in English

Channel; third steamer escapes.

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