THE NAVAL OUTLOOK.

Marlborough Express, Volume XLVIII, Issue 248, 21 October 1914, Page 5

THE NAVAL OUTLOOK.

ANXIOUS TO ikIEET THEGER-

INSPECTION OF (COMMERCE.

SHOULD BE LEFTtFO SMiAIiL SHi&S.

(Received Oct. '20, ;2.20 p.m.) LONDON, Oct. 19

"The.Times, in a leading article, jsays: is the one anxiety of our tl^einfto^iaeet the Gerananin&vy ;inrtli« .juipen.." " fSPhe,,p3TOr- asks whether it ;is :ne<sesj3»Ey,,or dasirable to employ ci-uisers ;jtUs©iiiie^^£.wke to patt-dlanil inspect .laorniinerce. , Could, it not $be don©

freitier and.more effecfeoally by small >sS!iej:Gli.aait §}jips carrying; .a couple of 6-iuoJa guns? These aj»© faster than many cruisers now engaged, axi& the loks o$ men,-.iiiid material would: be relato7/ely insignificant if they <came to giiiei-