Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-14
Marvel Of Transatlantic
 Sub Will Be Tame Con- pared With New Feat Of Germans, Says Commander
MANY AIRSHIP
 FREIGHTERS BUILDING
Thousands Admire Undersea Craft At Baltimore. Am bassador Bernstorff Raves Over Invention
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 BALTIMORE July 1a.-officisIs or this city after a visit to the German submarine DeutschIan5
 today quoted it's commander as
 saying that Zeppelin airshio
 freishters are being built in Ger
 many for Trans Atlantic service.
 TO you" Captain Koenio was
 quoted as saying. "the trip of .he
 Oeutchland is great achieve.
 ment. You must not be too en- thusiastic over it, for a bic,er surprise IS coming. A great Zen
 pe'in airship, maybe several are building in Germany. In the m.
 TOT distant future one or more of
 them sail toward the United
 States Just as sure as the
 Deutschland came to American so
 will the ZeppeIins come"
 BALTIMORE. July 13.-Count von Bernstorff. the German ambassador spent an hour aboard the German sub- marine merchantmen Deutschland to- day. He inspected the vessel from stem to stern had the intricate ma chinery and instruments aboard ex- plalned to him personally cOngraru- lated Captain KOenig upon bringing his vessel safely to America through waters infested with hostile warcrsfr
 Two attaches of the German em- bassy. the German and Austrian com suls in Baltimore and Mayor Preston accompanied the ambassador on his visit to the submarine The intense heat inside the hull of the vessel. gen erated by sun-rays beating on the deck and sides. prevented the party from remaining aboard longer than an hour
 Private Papers Sent Back. ....
 The ambassador informed Captain koenig that he would send 10 him be- fore the Deutschland starts on her re- turn voyage several packets of off cial papers which he desires to have delivered intact to the Berlin foreign office Some of these documents embassy officials have been reluctant 10 trust in the regular mails because it was considered likely they would fall into the hands of British eensors. The ambassador was enthusiastic as he emerged from the coming tower of the Deutschland
 Says It's Wonderful
 Tt is a wonderful boat and with as courageous crew as ever sailed the sea. has made a wonderful voyage said he. q climbed up and down ev- cry hatchway. looked into every com partment and had my first experience with a periseope.
 Captain Koenig did not tell ne just when he expects to leave for Ger many but I presume it will be soon after he has his return cargo aboard He is in complete charge of the yes sel. His craft is a private one; just as much so as any North German Lloyd liner My visit was entirely 
 koneig Toasted.
 The ambassador arrived in Balti- more this afternoon from New York. Prior to visiting the submarine he attended a luncheon at the Germania Club, given in honor of Captain KOe- nig Tonight he was present at iinner given by Mayor Preston to the of the submarine. He made reservations on a late train for New York.
 Reload With Rubber.
 The Deutschland having discharged Ter cargo. is undergoing some minor -eparts. which are being made by nembes of the crew. A barge has 'een moored alongside the vessel and ,n it a miniature machine shop has ,een set up. Three machinists from he Deutschland wOrke dall day. Their task seemed to have been com ,leted tonight and the work of load
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