New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-08
II-BOAT RAIDERS
CAN COME HERE
TO GET SUPPLIES
Treaty Obligations Allow
4S-Hour Stay for Re
pairs and Fuel.
GERMANY MAY SEND
FLOTILLA TO CANADA
Local Marine Circles Anxious
informed ReservistS Hopeful
of Reaching Front.

Tho scheme Of Admiral Won Tirpitz
;so'a.e Canada and TO sink every
snort shin leaving her ports with
.,,.rsbard for the Allies, nv an
r,,n,ed in yesterdays Tribune
.-,rse8 much interest. owing to its
'..:.,e ,.s,ures. There was hardly
90 # doubt as 20 the capability OF
csr~ary's l. boats to carry QUO the
mission which the German Admiralty
& said 20 have planned
p. local marine circles especially
IT,. Tr.pune's story was discussed
,,.b ru,1 interest. While some skip
,,-. believed that Germany could not
.4,r8 q, this time TO carry out such
GIGANTIC scheme SO far from home
-. and depending upon a base Of
...,,,;es which was not stable and re-
r.b,e. an practically agreed that
canadian shipping would be seriously
.-;rp,ed Il Germany should carry out
The intended programme.
Among local Germa@s the belief that
..s German Admiralty will make such
Submarine demonstration in Cana
dian waters. Il only Tor the moral
e4.,. E, would have upon her enc
mics. was as firm a. ever. Along the
rs.s-fro7, in Hobokcn where several
.LorsaDj German tars are concen-
grated aboard the fourteen German
steamships tied u? there, the hope
was even expressed tFat Such hAE"l
demonstration mich, hasten the De
pavture o.. the German reSerNlsls loI
the Fa,hcrland for which all Oh 'hem
long - c.-u .,b.
-.~ss should q .monstrate their
va'ue in foreign waters, thousands Oh
1,Ios aw.v from Their home base II
MICH he nossible 70 use them erect
wi. % dear path for German
+-,rS,or. through tho enemies naval
co-5o0 Several officers who nave
coon active service or German SUD-
marines we're emphatic in their eN-
rrsss;o~ last nigh. Thar II would be
~ easv task for a lsrge modern Ger
man T. boat TO cross the Atlanuc ana
cruise in Canadian Waicl5.
~SrpDo-.rc one or mole Of me Ger.
man -rlrcrsiblos should run out OF
f.eI and provisions.' one OF ;he ON
cors .3mmarder in the German ma
v.' reserve. suggested What is
N Drev.vt them from coming right
10 hi. barbor? They are foreign
,re~ vessels. and un Ter Americas
-~s..- OBLIGATIONS must be given
to,-v-ri,rt hours az least in which TO
t.to aboard q sufficient quantity OF
f.el and PROVISIONS so last for q trip
n tho nearest Germsl harbor. Inlls
would be- distance Of approximately
-hrce thousand miles. On the way
back home thcsc L boats could play
havoc on the transatlantic steamship
lanes
Aro.hcr German raval reserve ON
Ger declared that Germany mad not
Sent her submarines on such an eI-
rand before this. Tor two -caeoAs'
One was that she could no spare
them from The blocGading operations
ir the war zone tround the BRUSH
Isles. which according to 'ntc re-
ports. ar- 20 be conSidcla ably modlheu'
The second reason is that Germany
did NOT lave a sufficient number OF
submarine. in reserve 70 take inc
Nic-t- t- tor-it- e4'~->
be sen. oIt into foreign waters, ..
81, Is ~" opinion that al n2.'''a 81
Sis or more summarizes VII DC Sr"'
across tho Atlantic TINS German Iia, ma. Nd,
val man s-lc. Any csSes "hlCn M
befan thcm win be made up IRON ON.
reserve aotilla IN hone waters; O";S
in this way can hofti!e opera;.oIs s,, ."
foreign waters be ca'f.to on WIZ SUI
cess -ao.
Por' officials admitted yeeS'cru@y
thai a foreign submarine could come come
into Now York Hdr5or, remain hete
Tor a. least iort%-e'Ih' 1ouIs ga IA
aboard "a sufficient quantity OF OIL ana ana
food tufts % last 20 the nearPsl az
maa port. which n all Proplp9lIol06SS
would be- Bremen, n|re Una" ''0'0
mile. away. .;
Upon inc request OF ne supha a;.:ae
commando. the Fo1'raI au'n l9 .bo
may - their discretion; eN.e"u ~
90 @ in nd 4 = @ss, '2 5:a : ,r ,
If 7,-a tr somoarativcly easy