The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-23
EXPECT AN ATTEMPT
TO INVADE ENGLAND
British Think Germans Will
Try to Land Troops on
Coast Soon.
BELIEVE FLEET MAY ACT
Apecinl Correspondence 10 THn srN

PNN " ,"
YoSpos March 3O-"Are the Ger.
- -. =. til. r.z,.,,c, ,,e
-' "" ""e
been the OUTSTANDING TOPIC oi uls'uSo'o"
during the iar week. There is u grow
Ia ,..,,r. =, yo.,ri,s,cr ,ha, AN AT.
-. ,...,.,r,
temp'ed oer"an '">aS'o" '"'s"''
eastern coast will occur WITHIN 'he mex
few weeks and many contend that the
ur,,,.h military authorities share this
-
"e"'
Specu'ations as 10 Germanye "''"'
t,ops says n well informed high political
1871. ,...mo ,.r ,,,rs co,v,nc,,.
su'"''''' 800. ,,.,... :.
when the recent WISH "t INC ""'s.' ~
wilhelmshaven and the exercises OF 'he
o>r,n.n b,rh .eas fleet outside Helgo.
:. ao,.,aoa tia,
che day which Germany breads If ina
On which there Is a simultaneous ~
vance on all the fronts by the AIIies
=. o.a.r IN disorvanize the synchron-
- .,,u,, ~, ,hoss
'"e" "''"'" !" W"
furious thrusts AZ \eruuh' WIZ" 'o''
the zoo. 900 men and failed &c
..s,.v. THAR obicc, The probability
H., T., ordar 10 ,ry oucc more TO over
80, ,ha Au,es' combinations on tn.
w.s,.rr from, Germany NAV launch ayi
tn~aa,r, ,orce On I~;nrland's shores In
,ns hnne ,ha, I, may nrcyer, the land
L.. n, nore british troops i'm France
n. hairg oe,erau, discussed.
~. h,,, NJ rho DoiIu Ners Obj cor
...rordsnt that one reason for such
49, ds,nand. for mon is that the war
-
s.m, In ,his country in case ~ inya-
s,on Is another straw which shows the
vev Tho Wind Ia blowing.
Jrp,iI this week there was "A large
hodv ~ ,h,nkipy peonIe who sincerely
believed that the Germans never in
n 10 launch an invasion, being
satisAed with hopinc that the mere
threat NJ 4, would immohilize a large
Sorce NJ mon in this country.
Fleet Ia Act,
nut thiS WEEKS eNe"'s SutS's' '"''
there is really an II'eh'ioh ht ,e"N'
to start. Neutral observers VINO nave
recently returned from Germany arg
convinced that the German Meet VIII
surely come out. being driven INTO a'-
tivity not so much by the pressure OF
public opinion. but by the pressure 81
under the lash Of cibes administered
O' ."s "..""', W., .a ,.,, n,ao
,,e' '".. !, -. ~. ~, ,~.,
9u'ch,! e''e"s ~ Wv III III,
=" ""ot"e' "noh'" '" "..'" 49,
oe or.,"s w w =.
: poS','o" VI ''.p"'a'''" $500 .
ana s!n'h.on'He" "iNa'''' "",'"' " T
Sehera'i! oeHeNN'' WIN l"N' pl''' '",
OF which 'he nope " 'no'''ain'u In,'
II VII grove inc h"g'hn'n. "t w" 'hh,
When that naS arrives ~ eS''lh"''o
Germany Will rot have 100000 men :,
spare Tor ahNenturcs "' INVASION. '"o
IL u arsued mat Sh" must S'r'ke u
once at the English coast II she str'N''
At all.
This theory OF invasion - considered
10 Mt in well with q recent activity :"
German frtghtfu,ness In the Snking n
shipe in the North Sct. whether n"u'ra
or not. According To- " telegram IRON
q special correspondent Of -" Times a.
Amsterdam reports are rif" tha' Nv" ~
rectors Of the HoNand-\ America ny"
when visiting Hamburg recently oh snip
ping business, were Informed ny Her
BALM that Germany's policy : =" Nr'
vent all traffic between the United King
dom and European countries whethe'
neutral or not.
NapoIron's Course F"'i"w"d
., ,aLirv this coursc Gc~,,onv IA,
.,c,n,, to,iouod ~ro,,cie. rr.mulc,fed h
E.nnison In n. der,ees wherr,n he on
d.avorcd N destroy All in,,rrnurso he
teen Rr;t.in ard tho rcs, Of ,hc world
IN much ~. same va tho pnrliu dc
cr.e. ' int.rd.L ,o make If, ga danger
~. % cro.. ,ho Nortb So, ~ any % IN,
~.,srs .ur,onndjn, Tho stands fI,;