Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 60
butgranting this, a mother-ship hovering a sub-marine could be hunted down by a powerfulbattle-cruiser, escorted by destroyers which wouldseek out and annihilate the released submarine,while the mother-ship fell before the great gunsof the battle-cruiser. Apparently, the value ofthe under-water… … I nlR I \ri,sr SIHM AKINES—r,-2—WITHSUBMAkl.NE TENDER FOLLOWING. tie-ships and cruisers; and so long as they cansteam fast and keep moving, the danger fromsubmarines is not nearly so great as it is popu-larly supposed to be. The submarine in its present state has threegreat, almost disastrous,…
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