New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-22
/. S. WARSH|PS At KEEL
+ e.,man Emperor Royalty Wei
comes Squadron.
SEVERAL HOURS SALUTING
,smires Masts of Visiting Yes
.sls-congratulates Admiral on
Sender Glass Victories.

Germany. June u.-Ths American
h's sscord division OF the Atlantic
vs., arrived here early this morning and
r,oored IN The inner hsrbor. sur
az 80 nv the array Of hattleships and
gathered for the Erperor's great
.-rpal naval festival
'..,cauv the entire German navy. in
fuu division Of the new Dread
'1- s.s Is assembled. Admiral Won Tir-
,-,s-.- and creator ot the new Ger
r''-' 80 heads en- imposing lst - sd-
-,rsl commander
-. Americans were met az sea ny dis
~ ,oat carrying Lieutenant Command
T-aut. American naval attacht
,.-u-. Paul II =. sartori. American
,,,,s- agent ~ Klel. and German Of
49,, rho had been assigned 70 pilot the
,....-s - their anchorage.
=. arrival Of the bsttleships was timed
,sst they would pass the outer forti-
.-,,. OF Fr!eir1chsort a. o'clock IN
.sA morning. when the national salute is
"a ~ +ha fortress ard answered from
ssors
sslv..s Lsst Several Hour.
.s re American eattleships. led ~ ths
,,,,..sna. flagship Of Rear Admiral Badg-
,,ouly steamed through the narrowing
a. ard PASSED long lines % German ships
~ -,,-rsd 70 their assigned places be
.r.A, re Aagships Deutschland and
r.,ssr Wilhelm II and tire other vessels
=, TIE German feet.
IRE German ships. n light gray paint.
-...euted a cheerful appearance under the
,-s,r.,, sunshine and contrasted markedly
,,,h the dark sides Of the Americans.
.s soon SIS the Visitors were rnoored ths
louisiana saluted Admiral Won Tirpitz' g
.,r ana thA salute was promptly an
rrs-Ad. From then on the guns we're kept
~. with an almost uninterrupted ex-
,,a-gs OF salutes for several hours as the
,s-,rals. commanders. diplomats and con-
s,,lsr REPRESENTATIVES came and went be-
.rss, re entertaining and visiting craft
.,,ha,E.rs ofacial calls ot courtesy.
- David JAYNE fiIl. the retiring Amer
tan AMBASSADOR 20 Germany, arrived dur
,,s tbe forenoon ana boarded the Kansas,
,bsrs Re viii hs CHARTERED during his stay
,s-. Later n the day the United States
.orsr Cyclops arrived and attracted al
-.st ro-s sttsntion from the crowds on
.,4 ouavs than the battleships. In sdat-
-o- - The Louisiana ard the Kansas the
American bartleships Of the visiting d.
-sion s-s re New Hampshire and the
s,uth Carolina. They sailed from Cron-
rsdt. Russia, for KEEL on June q
salut.s and Cheers Ger Kaiser
r-re-o- william arrived here THIS afts--
-son t-ori Hamburg aboard the Eohenzol-
a. a-d vas saluted with thirty-thres
rms ~ every warshIp n the heroor. The
American crews, Ike the Germans. manned
80 s,des q The vessels 81 The approach
= ths t-,rs-.al yacht ara hoisted the Ger
"a, snsign. The Eohenrollsrn, with the
--oe-or On the brtdgs. the imperial
s.arsard Hyi,e trou, -he r'sinnas- snd The
s.a-s ard Stripes from the n,izzenrnast.
FAMED past tbs German and American
i. ss while tbs crews Of each vessel n
...--. ,-ss-s5 Al the end ot ~. Amer
--r Inc re HoherzoIlern came about and
r--ssd between ths South Carolina ard
.,s Louistsra 70 permit his majesty q
loser Inspection of these bsttleships
.3r-.ral Badger, with the other American
,rnarde-s. visited the imperial yacht'
r,s-s they were presented 20 the En-
rsro- ais majesty was N the best OF
,ri-,-s. and 81 the end % Ions conver-
SAXON invited the admiral and Mr.. Hill
70 dine rit. him tonight The Americans
rs-e presented also 70 ths Empress and
Princess Victo-.a Luiss.
Congratulated Rear Admiral.
r-ns-or william congratulated Rear
as--,-al Badger or the rous.ng victories
=. ne American boats n the sender class
ares hare Monday and Tuesday, but his
-siss-v was in particularly fine feather
Aver his own victory az Hamburg yester-
iav when the imperial yacht Meteor beat
TIE English boat White Heather.
The Emperor spoke OF the various feat
c-ss Of the American varships. notably
.hs roasts. which Germany probably will
copy IN the construction Of her newest
varships.
Admiral Badger. II an interview. rec,p-
really admired the appearance and quail
IS q ne German ships Of the Nassau
lass Re was particularly struck ~ the
,',or % the German boats. which n some
respects Is superior 70 the color OF the
United States vessels
The commander q the American d.
vsor IS claiming 20 take shorter pas
zgs o. sailing homeward. going By way
:. IRE North Of Scotland. course hitherto
unused by l modern American WarshiP.
Captain Thomas s. Rodgers. while re-
tu-r,rz from the imperial yacht Hohenzo!-
en- % his command on board the Arner1-
can ba-rleship New Hampshire, saved I've
Germans whose sailboat had oapsized IN
re hsrtC
Berlin. June Z.-Conmenting on the Yisl'
., he American battleship division 70 kiel
The horde DeVtsche Zeituns to-day
says:
u the American guests We greet repre-
sen.atives q 4 great nation IN close trieno-
SHIP with Germany and bound 70 her 0y
many les q the past and Ct the present
Vs extend 70 them E hearty Telcors &C
German waters
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