The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-25
ALL GERMANY TALKS
OF THE CARS VISIT
believe That the Two Emperors
Will Consider Politics.
SHOT AT BRITISH NAVY
BERLIN EXPERT DECT.ARve
THAT IT Is INEFFICIENT

Berlin, Aug. 24.-WhfIe the nar.-.
flooded with details of the 49, a. -
preaching visit to France, confirm
ton Of the announcement that his M.
jesty viii also attend the C,ar--a-
naval maneuvers. which was r-s.4- 80
Paris some days ago. was. for SOM.
son, known only TO official minds -
back from the German public ~
yesterday. The statement thar tJe. '.-----
VIII visit Dantzic in private ana 81 81
no minister viii be present. is o,-t--
wrong. Both Count Won RuaIo,..e L me
Count LamsdOrn viii acc0mnaD,, gu -
imperial masters. ATTEMPTS rb1y. e-lll-
70 divest the meeting Of a noIf+i--5,
character are vain. Not thar ir,,--. w al
political transactions will be ro7rI---5
cd, but the mere fact that Fr0ra---.
William viii have an OuDortTvjts,,.-
exchanging personally his vieTs' Va
pending questions is regarded ae e- ""
pecially important. As a high of7cisr
said; 0-ii1'aI
The emperOrs viii meet as go,4
friends, from the conviction that Fl ~
the best thing for both to be 80
friends. though attempts may be r9s5s
mere and there to mar that friendship =
The meeting viii take place on board
the German imperial yacht HOhenz71
lern. The cars visit win last o-1.
forty eight hours.
At the same time that the car win
be reviewing the French fleet ana
troops, the German imperial r7a1s-
VeTs, to which Lord Roberts. the RE-
tsh cOmmander-in-chief has been fDr+,
ed, will be in progress in the coun+r-
southwark of Dieschau, on the VistIIe
The maneuvers are Of exceptional in
terest this year. Special attention viii
be paid to the cyclist divisions. pigeon
post and balloon company, attached In
each corps, and to tl~- governments
with motor cars. A German naval av-
pert. criticfslng the British naval man
euvers in the Neue Nachrichten, saws:
British Fleet inefficient.
THE adverse rUInors concerning the
inefhciency of the British fleet must be
regarded as absolutely justified.
British fleet matched against a hostile
fleet of even approximately the same
calibre would b badly defeated. as
Great Britain is far behind in the lat
est improvements In ships, material
construction, armOr and guns"
The large part which Count Won Wal
dersee is occupying in public attention
has brought out many kindly comments
on the countess, which always includes
mention Of the fact that she is an
American. It is recalled that she is the
only woman who ever came of victor
iOus in encounters with the late Prince
Bismarck, to whose downfall she is al
legged to have contributed. The COM
mentatOrs are unable to discover how
she came to lose her influence with
Emperor William and why, instead Of
seeing her husband chancellor, he was
dismissed as chief of staff and sent
into seClusiOn at Altoona from which
he emerged in 1896 TO go TO China
King Edward is autOmObiIing around
Homberg in @ car which looks more
like an armor-clad than a carriage. It
Is very large and gloomy and painted
green black Tt holds six persons
easily. The king is scarcely visible
while in the car and gets privacy in
his open air excursions which would
not be Obtsinable otherwise.