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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
KRATKO ~NAZNANILO.

Sodrugom, XII so razburjeni "a.
radI podlega nacina, katerega Sc
naSi nasprotniki posluzujcjo V
NroJcm najnovejSem boiu. mai
sluzl ma znanje. da Sc ne bonn
b%oJeval Z enakim Smradom. Star
1urnalist sem, a nikdar st niSem
izncvcril Svoiemu naGelu, da bodi
boj. tudi kadar je najostrcjsi,
poSten III dostojcn; mislim, Ola mi
ho naGclo veljalo do konca mojih
dni.
Pat pa bonn dial eaStitemu ella
Su Naroda' priliko, da dokaze
SvoJc nczaSliSane inSinuacijc ma
cdlncm mestu, kjer 81 morejo take
reel dokazati. to ie pred sodiSecm.
elias Naroda" .ie pisal:
"Zato pa tudi javno trdimo,
da jc kristan V sluzbi AvStrije in
cd ME plaGan."
kdor So upa tako rec .javno
trdltl, nor pat imcti ncovrzne
dokazc, ali pa Sc mora ravnati DO
%natclu, da j. Y boju $ politicnim
naSprotnikom tudi najinfamnci-
Sc SrcdStvo dovoljcno.
.Iaz niscm bohat in ne omcnjam
SploSno zuauc cinjcnicc, da .jc
mojc dramc uprizarjalo slovcn-
>ko glcdalistc y Ljubljani, la .ic
dive moji knjigi sprejcla Matica
SlovenSka. da so me ma predava-
MIA vabila Slovcnska kulturna
druStva I.iubljani, Gorici, Cc-
llu, kranju l. I. d.. zaradi svojc
slave, ampak zaao, kcr L. moral
SloVcncc. XII otita Glanu sloven-
>kcga li|tcrarucga in kulturnega
Svcta Svihov>tvo. dobro prcmiSliti
kaj ola trdi, prcdcn .jc 2apiSal Svo.
j. otitanje. O slutajni z~alctclosti
tor"j ne more biti govora.
Pred sodiS5cm ina Glas Marc.
da uajlcpSo priliko. da dokazC
resnitmoSt >voje trditvc. Morda
hoGc Gla>u Naroda 81 kdo slcditi
Scvcda sen sam radovcdcn. kak
XII hodo tiStl dokazi.
Ethin kriStau
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

"Internacionalc' nj. pravi5O cni
in pravijo drugi. - Well, celia,
praviio trct.ii, je matt misli..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

ga bodo Sele naredili. Ce Jill vpra-
sa "a sredstva, jih ne poznajo. Ce-
mu pa potem snujcjo ligo?
Clovck hi mislil, da sami ne We
do. zakaj, ali pa da hocejo sami
sebe "a norce imeti. Ampak oni
bOdo ze vcdeli zakaj, Same lad
tvu ne smrjo povcdati resnice ;
cptiG So tudi ne bi vscdal ma H.
manicc, ce hi vedel, da Sc bo ma
ME vjel.
Blagor Slovencem in sploh Slo-
vanom 30 vSem Svctu, da imajo
take imcnitne voditcljel Stejejo
Sc IA najboli %napredne, pa so ia
ko nazadnjaSki, da sami ne vedo,
kako. q svobodi zlobudrajo. ka-
kor da bi 10 lahko kar stresli IL
rokava, pa Sc ne vedo ne, kaj .je
Svoboda.
Dclavci, ako hoGctc kdaj dose.
ci Svobodo, jo boSte doScgli Same
' sociallstitni stranki. Ona hoGe
zdruziti : potlaGcne in izko.
%riStane, da bodo V zdruzeniu moe,
nj in da Sc bodo lahko otresli Jar.
ma. &c hoGete, da bo kdai pla.
pOlala zaStara rcSniGne svobodc
miru in bratstva. Sc organizirajt,
in zdruzitc Z mani.
Sele takrat bodo narodi svo
bodni, kadar Sc ~otrcsejo kapitali
Stitnega jarma, zakai od kapitali
zma prihaJa naSe trpljenic in Su
zenstvo. Dokler vlada k~apitalizem
ma svctu, ne more biti Svobodc.
Zivela mednarodna liga. TO j,
SocialiStiGna stranka,
Pozdrav vSem SvobodomiSrlnin
SlOvenccm in S~lovenkaml
Tony Zalar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
GOSPODU F. S. TRUGERJU.
elias Svobode'
Chicago.

VI ste piSali zaStopniku Svoira.
IiSta Y Red Lodge. Mont. Xxi 81 D.,
Strinja Z Ligo, piSmo. Y katcrcu.
STEER absolutno ME ne dukazctc
kar hi imrlo kakSno stvarno vrrJ.
most. cato pa napadatc ua nckyali.
ficiran naGin Jugoslovan>ku Soci
alistiGno /vczo i'm SumniGitc Iiudi
Xxi dciajp y SocialiStifni Stranki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
SoCTALISTICNA DEDSCINA

Or%ganizaciji strankc Y Cadillac.
Mich. ic neki njcn clan zapuStil
1000 dolarjcv "a propaganda. Tut
.di zrtvam stavkc Y Colorado j. "a
pnstil 500 dolariev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
IA GLAS B co.

Par tcdnov nazaj Smo citali V
Ii. =. meSanico otrobOv, pod ka-
tcro Jc bio podpisano ''Glas Svo-
bode Co" Prcdcn odgovorimo
ma napadc, 81 .jc vrcdno ogledati.
5 kakSno druzbo da imamo opra-
viii. Torci kaj je elias Svobodo
Co.. Me druzega kot Honda in
njcgova zcna Maria! (Glej zapri-
seem Statement IA aprilD Mi ne
trdimo, da je 'Narodna tiskarna'
SociallstlGno podictic. Ncmo pa.
ola jc omcnjena tiSkarna mnogo
boil libcralna druzba kot pa Kon-
da in njegova Micka. Narodna
tiskarna jc inkorporirana delhi
Ska druzba. Dclnicc imajo DELAY
cl. kl so vpoSleni V tel tiskarni.
Ako je oh koncu lcta dobiGek. Sc
razdcli med dclnicarjc - dclavcc
Pri G. :. jc pa ravno narobc
YES evcntuclni dohicek izgine Y
kondatovcm zepu. Hi ic brez dina
Nj nam znano. KIDD od tc dvoiicc
j. SpiSal doticni protiodgovor.
brlkonc pa nobcdcn. kcr-bodimo
odkritoSrcni in povejmo. da .ie
honda. akoravno Sc podpiSuic "a
glavncga uradnika pri G S.
glavncga uradnika pri G. =.
vkljub tcmu Sc IA navadnc dopi.
Sc pisati - proklcto lahak.
Sodrugi in SomiSljeniki Probe
tarca nam bodo pritrdili, da smo
omenjcno kompanijo zadnjc case
pustili popolnoma proti miru. Pu-
still m Jill, da Sc nckoliko H.
kaSIjajo, i'll kar jc Sc glavno; di-
hurja pusti kolikor mogoGc pri
miru, kajti ako ga SuncS I nogo,
pride cd mega Sc hujSi Smrad.
Nil danes hi rcpuhlikanccm ne
odgovarjali, ako hi ne incl teht-
nth vlrokOv. SmO clani s. y. p.
!. in Sc ticc tudi mas. ako Sc V laa-
ujivih klobaSariiah uapada di-
rcktno brat Iclcznikar. indirckt-
no pa YES Il. odbor tc .Icdnotc.
Ncmo. da DO honda Sc L. takrat
dobil y tiSk ''GlaSila' razlicnih
jcdnot in zvcz. kadar hodo 81. cd
horniki toliko priSmojcni, da boz
do plarovali IN na.i>labSc dclo -
~uajviSic Gene. Toda pri s. y. p.
j. imajo Svoic "GlaSilo." y kate
rem jim bodo r. p%ovcdali. kar Jim
gre. Gamma pa mas odStavck. III
- lice P~rolctarca i'm So glaSi
Koncem koncev pa odpade v Ma
rodni tiskarni kak grizljaj tudi
"a - Proletarca.
Tako torci honda hoGc >lcpiti
dian" =. =. j. da So Classic zato
tiSka Y \arodni tiSkarui. da ina
Prolctarcc nckakScu popust. Ic
daIjc casa Sc iiri Pc Chicago 90
v%orjca. da So >cda.j. odkar So tiSka
Classic y \arodni tiSkarni. Pro
lctarcc t.>ka polovico IaStonj
Radovcdm Smo bill. kdo ic avtor
tch lazi, IL >cdai Y protiodgovo-
lu SrcGamo >lcparic. Ako hi hi
ir en- cent popu>ta. potrm hi
morali Ncndar mi "a vcdcti. kcr
pla@uicmo rajmc. .Ako pa kon-
da ali u.irgova icua We "a kaKSut
grilllajc. potcm mai ~ izra2i ne
kolIko j%a>mcjr. da Sc ; 10 lcpo
druzbo >rctamo pred SodiSGem.
Nj vidimo. da ic >lovcnsko
m~cStan>ko ta>opiSic pablo Y moe
virjc lazi. IL katcrcga nj izhoda.
DomiSliujc.io ST, da smcio Y tel
ropuhliki lagati, obrckovati in
>umniGiti. kolikor Jill vcScli. Go
Spodjc, Vi ste y lmoti, Ma stczaj
- odpiratc vrata jrtniSuic i'm tie
mrIjito 81 bo>tc opckli prStc. Pc.
pref ne bo miru. doklcr ne zane.
niajo nckatcr civilnc oblckc IN
marogaSti ictniSki iopiG.
UpravniStvo Proletarca.
"Glas Svobodc'' i'm elias Naro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
Ojo, Colo.
C'cnjcni urcdni 4,

Ccnjcui urcdni 4,
Tudi tukaj imamo dosti prostc.
"a casa. ola prcmiSljujcmo krivi.
chi kapitalistiGni sistem in kai da
.ic vzrok toliki breZposelnosti. Go
tovo ne cvropsko klanje. pat pa
tukajSnji kapitalizem. ker mas IL
hogc trpinc i~zScSava do mozga.
DclaVSkc raZmcrC so scdal 30
prcklicu Strajka pray slabc V luz.
nj Colorado. Zatorcj Sc rojaki o.
gibajtc, kjcr gospoduje Mr.. Roc
kefcllcr ) >vo.io kruto pestio!
kar pa Sc tiGc tukajSniih roja.
kov, so vsi napredncga miSljenja.
VISA east jim V tenn oziru. Skoro
vccina mas je %pcGlarjcv. XII Sc
pray dobro razumcmo med scbOj
in tudi pri peel So skoraj grcmo
kOSati L marsikatcro slovcnskO
%goSpodinjo, dclamo gredicc "a zc-
lcniavo. DC >lucajno pride kakSna
Slovcuska dcvojka semkaj, da il
razkazcmo naSe peclarske klube;
Maj zadoStuje danes.
Pozdrav rojakom Sirom Amcri-
Ike, zlasti slovcnskim %pcclarjem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

Marsikdo ne doSczc. da hi So
uicgovc miSli UrcSniGilc, kcr ca
liudjc ne razumcio; marSikdo pa
dosezc svoj cili ravno IL tega
Nzroka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
UpravniStvo Proletarca

"GlaS Svohodc' i'm ''GlaS Marc
da' razglaSata ucmSkc Socialist
"a naignuSnc.jSc liudi ma Nyctu.
kako da lima MISC guuSui clauki.
ki .iih prevaiata IL New Yorker
NolkN2citung i'm IL Chicagocr
Arbcitcr Icitumg ?Kako 81 ic mo.
goco cd takih gnu~nih liudi ''iz.
poSoiati' duScvnc produktcP
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
WAIT, WE DID 1T, TOO.

There are anti-race riots in al
most every country, now at war.
British civilians are attacking Ger
mans and Austrians, the French peo-
pie are doing likewise, as are the
Russians. The Germans and Aus
trians are making life unbearable for
the nOn-combatant foe within their
borders.
We cannot criticise. The unhappy
Spaniard domiciled in America dur
ing the Spanish American war was
made to feel the ignominy of his ma
tivity. Sometimes, too, he felt more
than that We should be more care
full with our criticisms and put our
selves in the places of the ones crit
icised.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

life and both of them were sent to the
penitentiary; so he said he felt pity
for the rest of them and never voted
for any more-leaving the inference
that if he did so they would be sent
to the penitentiary. Such touching
pity appealed to us and we forgave
him then and there.
Then Karl Walter, dramatic critic
of the Kansas City Star. entertained
US; and he was followed by A. B.
Chaplin, the crayon artist, who makes
the pictures for the st. Louis Repub-
lie. He is a good one on his Job and
all you have to do to prove this is to
study one of his pictures in the Re-
public
Afternoon at Switzler Hall j. Breck-
enridge Ellis, the author of Fran"
spoke from his chair on the Rewards
of the Writer" Then Miss Elizabeth
Waddell delivered really great
speech on Women Writer'S" She GER
tainly did her sex honor Then came
Robertus Love of the Republic on
Newspaper Poetry" He told us all
about it, He is no slOuch on that stunt
himself, and although he confesses he
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
"PAPER STRENGTH, UNRELIABLE.

The National Security league an
nounces that our defenses are not
equal to their paper strength. This
means, we take it, that we are not
prepared to whip all the earth, as We
fondly believed in the past We were,
and not infrequently announced.
1t is not necessary that our fight
ing strength should be up to its
paper standard" We may need
more soldiers, more forts, more ships,
more guns and more training schools
but we are not in sore straits because
We have not as many of these as
some of the other world powers who
are striving to conquer all nations.
We do not intend to rely on guns
and soldiers to justify our quarrels.
Paper strength" is not necessarily
true anyway. Great Britain's navy
has a paper strength" sufficient to
conquer the whole world yet the sea
victories that the Britons have won in
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

their present war are not worth con-
sidering. The whole world has been
astounded at the poor showing made
by the British fleet, feared for many
generations as the mightiest marine
fighting power in the world.
Russia's paper strength" of SOL
diers surpasses that of any country
upon the earth, yet Japan defeated
them in the recent Russo-Japanese
war and the Austrians have won
many battles from the czar's troops.
Germany has walked back and forth
among their lines and treated them
as though they were flies.
Paper strength" in armament
means little any where.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

can not or does not hit the bulls eye
every shot, all who have read after
him admit that he is a good shot and
his record is always within the inner
circles of the target. He is a pleas
ant gentleman in spite of his poesy.
Then We enjoyed what Mrs. w. H.
Handy, whose husband was presid-
ing. had to say on THE New Back
ground of American Literature" and
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, the editor
of the Missouri Woman" entertained
us with a vigorous speech on "The
Right to Write" She fairly boxed the
ears of the magazine editors, and We
are sure she is in the right. At least
it We're wise for all magazine dollar
editors to refrain from a public argu-
ment with her.
At night in the University Auditor
ium, John A. Sleicher, editor of Les
lies Weekly, spoke on the "Delusions
Affecting the Press and Public" and
was followed by Ex-Governor Chase S.
Osborn of Michigan. Then followed
Smoker" and a real pleasant time at
Dana House" out on Maryland Place,
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
The Open Column
About the Photographers.

Editor The MisSourian:-A note of
general criticism was sounded yester-
day afternoon by the young women
of the University against the presence
of photographers on the campus while
the May Day festivities were taking
place. To those, who were in a sta
tionary position, it seemed, not only
a disturbance, but a decided blur on
the effects of the procession and per-
formances. The activities of the men
with their cameras chasing the fig
ures who were giving the special fea-
lures of the dances grew to be redic-
ulous, and We wondered how the
young lady, who represented the
"sun" could have appreciated the
pursuance of the photographer while
she performed her most difficult and
effective role. We wondered. too, if
the man enjoyed it.
There are no objections to the TAX
ing of pictures of the various fOrma-
tions, indeed, we think the occasion
quite worthy of a place among Uni
versity-fete views; but could not the
photographers take the views from
poses before the procession begins,
or at least, take them in a much less
way? Whatever custom
has permitted in the past in regard to
the privileges of the photographers
on the May Day field, the best senti-
ment of the Co-eds calls for a change.
r u
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
SAID ABOUT
JOURNALISM WEEK

Omar ID. Gray in the Sturgeon (IoD
Leader.
They were glorious days. The BAN
quet was just like a dream you might
think out, but with fertile and mas
ter minds who took their pens in
handr' we were made to experience
and enjoy the Missouri Made"
things to eat and use in every day
life.
W. o. AtkesOn in the Bates County (Mo.)
Record.
Rev. Father Daniel S. Phe-
Ian, editor of the Western Watchman,
entertained us on Fifty Years of
Church Journalism" He sure is a
militant Father He is a Democrat
and averred that he did the thinking
for all his subscribers and said they
were willing to pay him for it. He
lambasted Republicans in a good ma
tured way, and said he had never
voted for but two Republicans in his
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
GRAPE JUICE BILL.

A few months ago the cartoonist
and the paragraphers, to say nothing
of the vaudeville stage. were having
fun at the expense of Secretary Bry-
an. Some papers and a great many
people could not get over the fact
that our Secretary of State had act
ually been SO uncourteous as to serve
grape juice to a number of diplomats
and foreign representatives at a state
dinner in Washington.
When the humorists began to slow
up and devote the larger part of their
attention to Secretary Daniels and the
"water-canteen," the slur-mongers
took their turn at Mr.. Bryan. They
said that because Mr. Bryan had al
ways been raised to abhor wine, was
no reason he should not be polite and
serve wine to men and their families
who had always been taught that
wine was helpful and a necessity.
They thought it so provincial, so mar
row, so humiliating to the American
Government. The very idea of the
Secretary of State declining to send
his guests home any other way than
with their aristocratic feet dangling
out the door of their carriages, What
would the courts of England, Ger
many and Russia think? Would they
not mark this down as another exam
pie of American discourtesy? What
would Paris think of a nation whose
Secretary of State refused to give
his foreign associates high class
party?" So they waggled, but Mr..
Bryan continues to serve grape juice.
That was two years ago, but what
changes two years can bring. Six
months ago, another secretary per-
suaded his monarch that vodka was
sapping the life blood of Russia and
Russia that day became dry. The
French Chamber of Deputies banishe1
absinthe from the republic and LLOYD
George has come so close to making
England dry that stocks in the brew
cries and distilleries in the United
Kingdom have dropped fifty per cent.
The English people, lead by their king,
have the use of wines and liquors vol
UNFAIRLY. Emperor William of Ger
many is preaching temperance and
his will in this respect is being more
closely headed than ever before.
Perhaps Mr. Bryan was not so much
behind the times as many may have
thought 1t may be that the next
two years will make it actually fash
ionable to be a 'teetotaler" If the
man from Nebraska laughs about the
situation it is because he is laugh
ing last
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
JOHN BULL SHOULD QUIT.

England is short of cigarette pa
pers. the cables announce. The fact
will strike fear to the hearts of the
supporters of John Bulls cause in
the great European conflict. 1t has
been supposed that deprivation would
come only to the belligerents. but not
even the most pessimiStic ever
dreamed that the Englishman would
be reduced to do without his cigarette.
The lesson is plain. War brings
such sufferings as should no longer
be submitted to by John Bull. He
should quit fighting at once and give
his soldiers their daily smokes.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

music. speeches, and soft drinks and
pillows of smoke.
The banquet at the close of the
meeting in ROthwell Gymnasium was
a great success. The feed was good
and abundant, and all the arrange
ments and service fine. The speakers
all did we'll The made in Missouri
stunt was great, and every banqueter
carried away a basket full of things
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

These black and white shoes have
one advantage. One usually has one
sort of polish and can keep his shoes
half-polished all the time.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18
On Way to kirksyille Meet;ns

Howard A. Gass. state superintsna
ent of schools, passed through Co,ur
bia yesterday on his way to Kirk,
vile, where he was to attend a mes.
ing of the curators of the Norma,
school today
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

If your boy hasn't an appetite
don't worry. Watch him in action with
the other amateurs on the vacant cor
ner lot.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

made in Missouri. The Sixth An,u.,
Journalism Week will go down in n,
tory as an unqualified success.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-05-18

To prove that they are still fight
ing, the MeXicans kill someone every
few weeks.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-16
Artiiculos Ajenos
Ell PRINCIPLE DEL FIN

que cuente con las simpatias po-
Dularcs. que arraigue cl sentimien
la nacicnal. Que reprcScnte las
aspiracioneS del pueblo Y que Sc
raptc Il respeto Ia cOnfianza pu
blircS.
AGn cs Iicmpo que cl senior Ca
rranza hefina su actitud. Aln eS
Tempo que abandonc su personals
mn Y Su iEiransigrncia. Ann es
Tempo que pueda glorioSa y pa
triGi.camanir %rlrVarSe SObr" cl pa
YES pOliiico. rnarbniando FL verdi
irr0 ]cSiandartr de Ia revolution
lie principles. ll&mando a SUI laso
a los hOmbrcS de bu"na vOluniad. de
principles sanos y de mobiles aspira
clones. que francamcnie han lu-
rhado pOr la regeneration de In
naIria Y por Ia cXaltacl6n del ciu-
ladanO.
'El Democrats FronlcrizO".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-16
Por Ia Pattria y por Ia Raza
Lectures para Ell Pueblo
La educacii66n cfivica de la mujer mexicana

cuidandOnOs de- Il ella nose de cucn
Ia rn murhaS ocasiOncS de 10 q la 70
,Ina. perO - ~lleceSario que csc
no sea I'm SrntimientO c!r@O. I'm
impulse incOnSrienIr. un simple cello
Dor la possession del terruno. - IL
rr>ila deSarrolIarlO en- Ia conci"n-
ria femcnina con lOda Su grandeZa.
con fouIo su pudrr Y con toda 81
IraSrrntrnria rn los dr>ilnUS de- la
raZa: rlrVariO a Ia :atr"orla dc
I'm ruIio que tHuga por Vc~taI a
Ia muller. al mjSmo tempo Que
como propaGandiSta en- ci amptio
campo de- ru.ilVo que Ia olrrr"n
Sus naluralrS afrcioS.
FL holDhrc patricia lI"Na a! Sa-
rrificio Su vida. como fInalIiad. -
TT medic de- que 81 vale. que - Su
hrazo armada. no !" In de- conqulS
tar cl lriunfo que hu>ca: prro
Ia muller llcva aI=o mas que Su vida:
Ilrya Su influrncia moral. Su ire
<jStlblr per>uari0n. los rncantOS Il"
su SeXO. los rnluSIa>mOS guarda-
los rn Su alma al caior d" los l"-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-16
QUE ELEMENTOS NAVALES RU-
SOS Hay EN- Ell BALTICO.

La escuadra rusa en- ell Raltico Sc
comDone de 46 unidades, entire las
que hay cuatro acorazados, cinco cru
ceros de combate, cuatro crucercs
protegidos, ounce torpederos, seis
d~estroyers, diez canoneros y dos su-
m~ergibles. Los datos de las l3 uni
dades principales, son los s%iguientes:
PERZOVANNY. Acorazado. Des-
piazamiento, 1900 %toneladas; anti
giiedad, 1914; velocidad, IS nudos
por bora; dotaci0n, $50 t~ripulantes;
arnamento, u canones de y pulga-
tas Y Is de s..
GANGOUT. Gemelo del anterior.
SLAVA. AcoraZado. DesplaZamien
to, 1900 toncladas; angiiedad,
1895; velocidad, 10 nudos por bora;
dotaciGn. GO tripulantes; armamen'
to, cuatro canones de y pulgadas, 5
de 8 V II de 8 pulgadas.
CZAREVITCH. Acorazado gemelo
del anterior, pero su antlgiledad es
de 1902.
ROSSIA. Crucero acoraZado. Des-
plazamicnto, $4,000 toneladas; anti
giicGad. 1901; velocidad, - nudos
ror bora; dotacion, 600 tripulantes;
armamento, cuatro caAones de 10
puigadas Y II De 6.
ALEXANDRA II. Crucero acoraZa-
do. Desplazamiento, $500 toneladas;
antigiiedad, 1894; velocidad, 16 nu-
dos por nora; dotacion, 450 marinos;
armamento. . pleas de 9 pulgadas Y
90 dc ) pulgadas y media. ,
PALLADA. Crucero a~corazado.
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