London, Jan, 10.
is reported from Denmaric that damage was done to Danish property adjoining the frontier in the carly ours of the morning.
Should it be established that British alreratt) were responsible for the damage, the full situation will be made Imnown to the Danish Govern-ping during the last 48 hours, whi frank at least seven ships and damaged 10. others.
The Air Ministry announced that before "dawn yesterday Royal Air Force planes bombed the Island of Sylt, which is believed to be the main base For German mine-laying sea~ planes. The Ministry said that one British plane was lost battling German planes. One German Messersch~ mitt Wwas sent crashing Into the soa fand another landed in Denmark during the air battle, the Ministry, claimed.
(Germans announced at Berlin that three of nine British bombers were shot down over Heligoland early yesterday afternoon), Danish dispatches said at least 40 British and German planes were involved in the battles over Sylt Island during the entire day. Either British or German bombs fell in Danish ter~ said.
wr the battle area, it was
Reports indicated that the British attack centred over the Hindenbutg Dam between German Jutland and the Island of Sylt.
Rail traMe was suspended during the Aghting, the
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