Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 58
ndent destroyers, torpedo-boats, or submarines, or equally ready to chargein and annihilate the same vessels of its enemyby the fire of its 4- and 6-inch guns. Sometimesit is given to one of these ships to carve foritself an immortal name, as in the case of theGerman Emdcn, which by its adroitness… … PART or A bMUKt-SCKliEN MADE BV TWO DESTROYKKS A smoke-screen, well under way, which runs for a hundred miles, and is made from the heavy smoke caused by the oil-burners. 1 his smokehangs over the water for many liours, which enables the Destroyers to make attacks without being seen by the enemy.…
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