Berlin, June 4.
The disaster to the new British submarine Thetis has evoked profound regret among the German people. Every phase of rescue work was published here in long telegrams, and ihe public followed! them with keen interest.
The "Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung" expresses sympathy with the relatives of the victims, while the "Boersen Zeitung" voices German admiration for the "silent heroism of the sailor."
The "Voelkischer Beobachter" remarks that a "chain of most unfortunate circumstances obviously sealed the fate of the crew." The newspaper refers to the criticism, of the British press, asking whether all possible precautions were taken prior to the trial cruise, but adds that this matter solely concerns the British authorities—Reuter,
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