GERMAN HIGH SEA FLEET AT SEA

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2324, 4 December 1914, Page 5

GERMAN HIGH SEA FLEET AT SEA

REPORTED MOVE PROM KIEL _. „i_ ,* ~ London, December 2. The. *Daily Mall's"..Copenhagen correspondent soya'that most of the German warships,- which' were hitherto at Kiel have been transferred to the North Sea Great aotmty continues at Kiel, several thousand being,. employed •on submarines, weiterplahes, and floating battenes.; There is ; less, activity .-on the five Dreadnoughts which- :tore building 1 ; .. ENEMY'S SUBMARINE FLEET., '■.-.■■, ■'-.->; London,. December 2. „ A' correspondent of. the Associated Press who was allowed.ito'Tisit. Kiel'.says he is permitted to,, tell the world that Germany is rapidly enlarging her submarine fleet, : and now ; claims to. have more vessels of that class than Britaini Amongst other protection from laiiwaft, machine guns have been posted on the roofs of high.buildings. .-..., ~-. . >••,-.. •„•.; •The, German sailors \ show.little bitterr ness towards. the British Navy. desired Ito match their strength with a worthy opponent., NEW FLEET ARMAMENT, '• . v . Amsterdam, December 2. Petrograd advices express .the opinion that 150. guns recently, dispatched to Drintzig must have been for German warships under construction there. .It is not expected that these . vessels ■ can bo ready until next year, but it is believed that- work has been considerably expedited.