THE NAVAL SITUATION.
NAVY LEAGUE'S DEMAND:
TWO KEELS TO ONE
London, Feb. 9. The Navy League insigts on Britain maintaining the two keels to one standard. It states that Britain is not concerned with '■■ Germany alone. A powerful fleet of' ten-.Dreadnoughts would be commissioned in" the Mediterranean by the end of 1915, and Britain would need a one Power ■staiidard;theriei. The "Observer" insists on the standard of two keels to one, and adds that Admiral yon Tirpitz suggests a tem(>orar( yi settiftsment on G^rmany^jsri ■terms^- England's naval strength- will bt*, subject to widespread dispersion; ] whil^ Germany will concentrate in" the!' rNorth: Sea. - The only safe settlement | would; be between the Triplice•; and the! EntentD-r-nbt between England and; Germany alone.
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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13646, 11 February 1913, Page 5
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119THE NAVAL SITUATION. Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13646, 11 February 1913, Page 5
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