New Britain herald., 1916-07-10

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  |EANY LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA. Converting the submarine from an sngine of war into a peaceful carrier Hf merchandise is the salient feature of Hle latest German exploit, the sending A the super-submersible Deutschland aom Bremerhaven to Baltimore. The Nm1ng of this ship had been fOretold Sng ago. Those in touch with world Afa1rs had heard of the intended jour- By and had doubted the feasibility of Re feat Today the doubting Thomases aoW that this threat against the Brit Al blockade is a reality. In the har Nr of Baltimore the Deutschland lies 8ure. She is tugging at her moor Ags while busy hands are engaged in Mnoving from her hold a valuable #go that merchants in this country Eve waited for since the first stages M the war,-750 tons of costly chem Els and dyestuffs.
 Nt is four thousand miles from Bal 3ore to the place from where the x 1tschland began it's epochal journey. M negotiate this entire journey under 3er as a missionary submarine trad 2 ship is a feat never before at 8 pted. It marks the worlds first Nerwater trade route. To make this M Mparatively nothing; for German
 marines have before done better
 this. The Deutschland was six
 days in transit. The U-boat that
 the Lusitania is said to have Mersed a distance of 12,000 miles M to have remained out twenty
 Certain it is that like vessels remained away from their base Mnore than two weeks and reports IN come of German submarines TIN ing between the North Sea and 0ardanelles. So that for the mere #s Ter of remaining under water all @ ime, or of making a journey of N miles, the cruise of the Deutsch- N does not overtop some of the S m already accomplished by Ger m genius. What it does do, how W H is set up a mockery at the &Mh blockade and give hope that < # me extent the commerce be- M the United States and Germany Z Saoe resumed in this fashion. And W is done, even to a small ex- < 8 he ill feeling that has cropped M M stwaen the two countries may
 smoothed over, because the $ people will know that the < M States is willing and ready E M de with, whatever nation that 2 Try it's goods here and take our X 0dfties away in exchange. x hay be expected that the agents 3 Ssat Britain and other enemies ' many will forthwith start in ' protest against the docking of l # experts are already at work < 8 to find some method of de- i
 M that vessel in these waters. l < is doubtful if any charges can i
 mmed up against her. She | V here in the guise of a mer- 1 # W an and so far as is known she l N MA false colors. The novelty of l # Ehter travelling lsnder sea is < M difference between her and 1
 2 nerous Italian. French and !! @ hips that have piled between | W an and European ports since ] @@ @@ E began. Unless it is proven | #N Na warship the Deutschland is 1 @ 3SgM to the same protection within 1
 CTS that is accorded to any l 8 H lt vessel. After conforming ]
 custom laws she will be per & a6& leave the port of Baltimore | m time her commander so de- $ 7ss ntiI she is outside of the three i
 hit she will not be under her
 x After that her future lies lla llas kill of the man who brought llaN lN essfully through one of the
 trips ever recorded for a sub I merchant marine. From
 ord it is a good wager that schland arrives safe and sound | W ters of Bremen, or some other | 8 M rt, carrying with her service f for the German army and | | S FEW HAVEN COUNTY.
 Mi & ans in New Haven county 3B8# s what wrought up over a pro-