Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-11

mine days, On June % the submarine
= ssiibpcd away from the island fortress
siand the trip which ended in Baltimore
to-day WAS began.
s., After completing Tie formali,ics
i Koemig was invited to luncheon as tn,
guest OF honor of the German club
and there delivered 10 lianiel Won
Haimhauscn. coupsclor of the German
!. cn,bassy. the packet of official CORE
sspondcncc directed 10 ambassador
sBernstorff The counselor had jour
guest with the Dcu,schland's master
Eat the luncheon and went back 20
New York Tonight.
NoN DEKNSroHET SENDS
Personal COMPLIMENTS
81 have come here said tho en-
@bassy representative, 10 present the
personal compliments of Count Won
Bernstorn TO Captain liocuig, ANA To
+ congratulate him upon his wonderful
achievement The amba ssador has no
official interest in the Dcu, schland.
Captain kocniS has turned over to me
some correspondence which ann talk
ing back 10 the ambassador. but |
have no knowledge OF its nature"
Captain kocns ate a hearty meal
ut the lunchcon-frcsh Vegetables and
fresh mcat--tho first he had tastcd
since his departure from Ercmcu.
Captain kocnc then returned TO the
Offices OF his agents. and meeting
newspaper men, furnished them with
details OF his voyage and the CON
Struction OF the submarine.
Before beginning our trip said
Captain KocnS, we had several
/. weeks of practice in our vessel in the
1 Baltic Sea. SO that the members OF the
#crcw might thoroughly familinrixc
themselves with her We lef, Bremen
tSwithout any ceremonies. OF course.
that was necessary, because the voy-
cage was to he kept secret outside of
ythe owners aud the admiralty, no one
,sknew where We were going except MIR.
I Fec. the American consul a, i;rcmcn.
sfrom whom ii WAS necessary 10 obtain
Tour bill of health am sure MIR. Fec
;skcDt tho secret we'll"
s4i'I.tIS SMALL SEARCuIIt:tIT
= iron NEWSPAPER IAtIIT
!. MI during tho night a cousiolera hl c
apart Of tho Dcutschland's crew had
ao''' AZ" :" f"'Htt ScdrChiGht
ssi'"!cd almost constantly upon news
paper yacht anchored nearby. The
Tug Inomas +. Timmins. oonvoIimg
Tue submarine also Kept the yacht
"'uer crosse surveillance shortly after
CROCK when daylight was begin
mig 10 snow falntlN through heavy.
''"-N'hs clouds and steady drizzlinc
'"lH' BOAT with health and customs
.,.,f
o''r''ls ABOARD pu, out from the
va" '"'i"e Sta''oh ana went alonGSd"
'he submarine. L" the municipal
"ca''" o"'vcr' Or THOMAS l., Richard
son. Tue sklppcf presented his bill Of
nea''h' ISSUED TO nm by William
'"o''''S rec Initcu states consul at
''re'''en' Oh June IA
ne document "cscri"es the pou'seh-
S"s'" 'h 'He
''""e ''NNee" hrome" and
% ~" % o."c' easier" -N'ianu1 ports
IT 'ecoros nor gross tonnage as 'al.
says shc * newly built, has a cargo
OF dycstuns IN good condition and "a
wholesome supply OF water from the
Bremen water works"
ono thing the boarding officers noted
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES there were no tor.
i cdo tubes or guns of any descrip,ion
visible They had been told tina, she
mounted TWO small-calihnr rinca ror
defense hut came .ebo,o cor,;ucod
that tho visitor was Wholly u,,,o1
II vas lo,rroa ,h,, ~
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