Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 57
argest cities givetheir names to armored cruisers, while the smallercruisers are named, as we have said, after less The light cruiser is unarmored. It possesses nobelt, no armored deck, but relies only on its steelwalls to keep out the shells of its foe. It is fast,and light of draft, enabling it… … UF.STROYERt; MAKING A SMOKE-SCKEKN TO HIDE BATTLE-SHIPS FKoMSUBMARINES, OR TO CONCEAL THEIR OWN ATTACK. important cities; that the names of our illustri-ous men are given to torpedo-boats, while sub-marines are distinguished by letters and num-bers. A little observation in this respect willquickly…
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