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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

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University - r-nnsyivsnis car. i've.
champions % East. challenges unis-rsiiy
- chicago. Bix Tea -innsrs to national
I college ssriss
Eir,sen crack h..ks,Nafi teams -n'-r
National A. A. q. eask~'hAii champion
ships at Atlanta Coast IL represented BY
Los Angeles A C. fat, ohamplosa
op~ninr shoos ~ sor,hvs~ rr-p-aoe,.
srs league to be held ia Ta1ofna sunday
J.ek Adams rhmy catcher. may join
locals
Stamford and whitrnsn. ie~disG
eaxe auirt~ts ef the Coast. viii MT
be able Tn play ttse s>~i~s. stamford
has no open dsi~s-
rafliu wexford. Of Portland. r. ranking
,enni. player % Northwest In North
Pacific International Lawn Tennis asso-
citation Marshall Allen % Seattle. IL
I fourth pm Neer Of Portland, II SCI
oni. ana wallace Scott Of Tacoma. u
third
| University Of wsshiBrton links YIN be
/ opened soon
Duruo. Ovegen. snd Roeksv.
/ Washington STATE. for~srdsi Rights.
/ stamford. esufrwi Cook. Washington.
and Essis-tss. California guards. "
tho way Doc Bo~hisv. of Washing
ton state college. line. up the Of
fieiaI Aii-Coaaf oopferenrc bsskea-
| ball five
ballard piayrsid five. with IS straight
| wins. claims right TO city utia
] Dundsrdsis. victoris. leads Foyr' IN.
Seattle. BY eight points In individual
scoring records OF hockey rara
Seattle Northwestsrn league club viii
train at Everett
! Lee Magee. former seattis player to
| sue Chicago Cubs because he charges
| Cubs have biacklisted him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

George Meredith. brother Of the
famous Ted. holder Of the worlt's
record for the auuter-miie taroand
a turin. the 500 meters and the half
milo. has entered the University Of
Prnusyirpnia and - on, 70 dupll.
cate his brothers great name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
BY LEO II. LASSEN

Ouclassng their opponents from whistle to whistle the
University Community five entered the semfnals in The
Stars city basketball league Saturday by showing the
Spading under ~ TO % count The Commuters won
because they played better and cleaner basketball.
The sporting goods store lost because they played
the instead of the ball and while Spadng man
busy tripping his opponent Commuter shoot
ing basket George La Fray, forward and Yerkes sub
sute the worst offenders losing their heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
TiiE WILD MAN
GETS An IiIIII

SIN another disquieting spectacle
caught the rolling eye OF the VIA
sian before he passed along TO the
main body Of the car. Joe Letter.
PhIly navy yard recruit. was
kneeiinF on two cushions OF 81. 81.
g. and $40 bills an big as sofa Pill.
lows. The corner OF one $50 bin
pcekcd out from under Joe's left
knee This lad rolled a wicked cube
lie wa showing our boys how they
shoot the bones in the navy.
step this WY. sab" said the
porter. and the wild Man was in
troduced 20 the main event OF the
evening. to-wit. two poker games
one az each end OF the Hyena car.
The aisle between the games was
Htrcwn ankle deep with the frazzied
ruins OF once proud bananas and
stately oranges cigar and clgaret
butts. discarded poker decks and
miscellaneous articles OF wearing
apparel Athletes not engaged In
the regular indoor sport were heav-
ing hand bags. shoes. shirts and
odds and ends Of food at each 9th.
cr thru the clouds OF smoke that
overriding the scene
Half way between the poker
games the porter had prepared an
upper for the Wild Man from Yuma.
In the hcydays % Arizona this bird
had survived Brewery GuIch at Bis.
bee. The Blue MorEue at Tucson
and Dead Cat Alley at Phoenix.
where innocent sports and pastimes
had prevailed both indoor and out.
Without being aware OF his pres
enoc the notable athletes had tanned
the wild Man.
He slipped the porter another
four-bits 10 safeguard the tar paper
suitcase while he erawi.d down 10
the trucks beneath the Hyena car
and rode In peace and comfort from
Yuma 70 Phoenix. distance Of 200
miles as the lizard crawis
I. I've got the grip and I don't feel
bit bad said the rassler as he
bowed his opponent 20 the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
May Form Big -Four

Representative Of Georgetown.
Holy Cross. Fordhan and Boston
college have been asked TO meet u
New York TO form what win b
known In athletics rs the big Four
The combine would be similar TO the
relations existing between Harvard.
Yale and Princeton and Chicago, Iuk
nols and Michigan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

Jer Tcsrcau. former Giant pitcher.
and now coach OF the Dartmouth
baseball nine. VIII manage semi.
pro baseball team In New York city
this summer. They will be known
as tho Tcsresu Bears The Bears
viii play Sunday games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

Guhssftutfons-yerk-s for q farray.
Eiadle for HoAxtand. burrows for Day.
Heoriux-f1sld Eoais He'll 3. weoirock
Z. Olsen s. Rennis = fazE 1. l. iAFray
:. O. IAFrsy :. Day :. Riddle :. t@vsks
Z. burrows /. Free thro~s weodeoek
T. Z. taFray 3 .. ......
Rsf~ree~-walser nrfl
Tho Company B-Brcwster game has
been thrown out OF the schedule. as
neither team showed up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
Calls Off Tour

Tho proposed training trip pianna0
by tho Dcs Moines club into Okla.
homa on March 20. has been called
OF. Jack Corey win assemble his ~
athletes ON the home lot for condb
uoning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

LOS ANGELES. March f-Ths Vernon
Tigers showed lots OF pep yesterday when
the regulars defeated the rockies In a
pine-inning game In i'ib. Manager Ea-
sick announced the sale Of Pitcher Joe
Zimmerman to the Akron club OF the In
tcrnat lonni league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

Joe Guyou has been signed by the
Atlanta baseball team. Hes the IA
nous Indian football star OF Georgia
Tech
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
unity Five Hands Spaldings Bad Beating
Commuters Enter Hoop
Semi Finals; to Play
MacDougallsT Tuesday

Sporting Goods Store Team Is Showed Under AZ to &c
Count by University Men; Semi-FinaI Go Is Billed for
Tuesday at Y. M. C. A: Tacoma-S Seattle Series May
Be Moved Ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08
THE WILD MAN FROM YUMA

/ by Vic Aidridge remaining at
A.V.f.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

I've got the grip and I don't feel
n bit bad said the rassler as he
bowed his opponent 20 the mat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-08

Opening shocs 81 Northwest rrupsnoo'-
srrf league to be held IN Tacoma sunday.
Jack Adams. rhriy catcher. may join
locals
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY
0FNt8 KNlIiDIT or nE5.fCs or
meas Axffcs. nExIcANs

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May %.
0p|f Mnanrnle. idols. crowns nr
loor 6|A' other relics oi great HE
|oat foIae. which dAie from lIlf
c|f|IIE9Ilons oi lhe IntAA AIlecs and
n'ltf Art|fan and Central and
n0p|H American nehplr.. are con
M|0td IN 4 coiIecl|na % no sprcI.
utnt1 fcccauy placed On view for
I||t I|fel lime 10 the museum ~ N
pnIfort|ly ul pennsyItanln.
The exhibit was only recenlIr
hroDshl ~ ~ present coinpleleness
~ hr purchase ~ ohIecls Which
had been IN pussoaslon uf noble
French family Tor generations. but
which were sold N Paris because
The family was Impoverished.
I. Gold was ,ised hy the Arlecs nn,l
|ncun only for ornaments. religious
emhlems and uttir. These objects.
shipped 70 Spain BY pIkfaro, Corier
and olhcrs ~ The sIxlrtnih and sew.
fnIcfnlh crnIurics Nrrc melted and
coined THE explains lhc rarily oI
The original Sudden objects.
A grave recently opened IN Colom
hin proved q rich lrpve % them n
apparently was lhe huryinE place
uf q princess EnOuRh golden orna.
monls were discovered completely
lp clolhc q modern woman for her
appearance In q ballroom. There
were. besides crown. q breast
plate. sirdle. armlels and various
other nppcndafra. aside from n
great quantity OF jewels. Rines and
necklaces n amazing beauty are
among the ohiecls
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
|Bishee Deportation Case
Unique in Jurisprudence

IlMulFrnNI Al. A.. Al
- o''''. n'''T "'s :"
nlfne W 'n' a't'"f4 "i Anieflcan
''7t'po'hrc, tnf rFHe OF hblfs =.
Novi,uh' on ,riai mere ON o chatre
~ si4neph's ~ connection WIN ille
l',sn.n u''pnrlA''on. ol 'uis ~ WIZ
wh''N nay riet netn urride,i ~
'HNof oi ilir heiendanl presented a
hummer oi BARRING legal problems.
.hlei 81 ihese nus hrfn lhr nppl'.
cation oi me law ~ necessity,
ms ptMe'pif haf brcn invoked ~
me defense ~ un effort 70 Justify
'he deportation oi iioo sirlklnf cop
per miners ana Their sympelhliefS
NYn b'spef Ar,tnnh W iplnplbns
enu hrrmnnas New netiro. ~ ne
lns nrcesnary 70 proleci ihr Hives
ann pr"pefiy ot me people oi thf
warren mining district
ne uociiinc 81 Necessity itself y
Wen estapllslicn ln the law. " is
oniy ~ hpiicaiion ~ the Woolion
case 'hat mas neen 'rouhlrsoiie hi
one % ~ h's ruilnEs rendered durii's
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
WIRELESS TO STATE DEPT.
SAYS cARltNzA QUITS

WASHINGTON. ID. G., May a.
Especial sunday Dispatch "A lelc.
gram from Vera Cruz received 10.
day Sunday by the State Depart.
mcni says a wireless from Mexico
City announces President Carranzn
.spa len Mexico city and that Gen.
n Qhfveon has taken complete
nosnk tQn of The city.
Oukcft Qfficlal sdviccs confirm
Ohresons laklne of the city
Nucyo Larcdo Surrendera 10 Rebels.
AdVlces from the hcadquarlcrs Of
ihr sonora rnvolnllonlsls TODAY
ihundnyl said that NuoVo Laredo
surrendered this morning after 4
fleht IN which three casuallies re.
suited. The Cafrauza commander
was wounded
fiodras Ncgras. opposite Eagle
Pass, and Nalomoras. opposite
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
LmEi1f IsoND MfnkET
ON WEST COAST ~ STRONG

NAN fHANNIsUO, Ial. May 10
Al prcscut market prices Liberty
bonds are yleldine ~ high AZ Ga
per cent Interest. according ~ a
compilation recently announced hy
The Wells Fargo Nevada National
Bank here.
The figures showed thai 3is per
cent bonds Of the first issue were
lowest with a yield uf $50 per cent
and that the others ranged from 8
per cent up 70 6.i3 for 81 bonds of
tue ftflh losn.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

Russell. first man np. singled.
Pagan knocked out a safety and
was followed by Moore. who hit a
hot one. the bunch getting across
The plate with three runs.
hailles led OF and whitfield lhr
air. J. Williams was an easy out and
McCall struck out No runs
In the second Walker. Muller ami
phillips tried 10 show class hut
failed. No hits. no runs.
Brewer up. bul was too slow for
the throw az first. " williams ont.
ran his lnfield hit 10 first and sol
10 second when Turney was hit.
One hit. no puns
No hits. no runs IN the first half
Of the third.
In The last half Ellis fanned. pai
Ties oulrnn his hit after Ellis had
famed. ,. Williams hit q line drive.
Mccall famed and brewer walked,
filling lhr bnees with two down,
Walker forcing Battles home. Tur.
ncy made a drive through short.
scoring y. Williams and brewer.
who could not bit. was an easy out
al first. Three hits. three runs.
The fourth and fifth were full ol
action, but no results.
In The sixth white for Forean
struck out Moore ouirun his ln.
field hit Johnson walked away
from plate aud Umpire Volunteers
called the batter out. Dust was ia
ihe players eyes but he did not call
time and three strikee were called
On him. nngon 10 hat and Moore
slDlc second. noean sent Moore
home with a two.haeger Walker
conldn oulrun his hll and was out
Two runs. three hits
This stolnd 10 he hitting uiil
lhn ninth Mulion. first up. flow
% left field. phililpa walked 10
first Russell couldn't ouirun his
hli and Phillips was easy NJ second
White was hit twice and then goi
four balls and walked. Moore drove
one through first und Phillips
scored Johnson WA called out Tor
nql touching second base. Ono hi,
one run
Tho 0opc.
Sirurk oui hy Phillips. 3: hy Ellis.
\, BY Woods, 3. aasfs nn halls OF
Phillips. .. OF Ellis, I; off Woods
lIlls or Phillips, o; oif Ellis. ..
pif Woods. q
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

NAeHINef0N. b. q. Hny 10
VIII Nek|eo CITY fea |na nu.I
xa'np|ep N me hands d Iia rtvo
iuliph|sls and Amef4an ats|foycrs
RI roulo Inday % Meklesn walef.
n a~aII otoNiuallIlcs end % aIIor
nfV'ttl|on 70 American lives IN nc
Mexican sllI nofIf. official cnnl|f
nation ol the Iali ~ MexIco CHt
fnceINti "a lho s|alr Department
nI'p'f nn report on me whorehholil.
uI CtIIpnta and reports from Nefa
Cruz said search there had failed
10 locate him.
A fepnrI that be was arrested ~
hspnIenEa wis received. n Is will
oul confirmation.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
MEXICAN FaEICHr cans TO
mr. RETURNED WIEN fOtlND

SAN FRtNClscO. Cal. May 10
freight cars of Nckirnn railroads
that vcre Impressed lnlq sfftI1r ~
ninfe supplies ~ lhe raslrin 2es.
hnard ~ the United Siafr& during
The war are bclnG traced. artnfd|ue
10 Y. n. tanlpos. western agent of
The National Railways ol Mek|fn.
They inny now be- found flcm Ina
Angeles 20 Portland Maine. be- sald.
end snmc ~ ilio cnrs viii have hrrn
five or six years away from their
iomc lines before bring located.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
AMERICAN DEAD ON
FRENCH SOIL WILL M
BROUGHT BACK TO q. s,

PARIS France, April l0.- -ncprc.
scnlallrcs Of The American War D,'.
parlmeni herr estimate that aboul
90 PEI cent Of lhe American soldiers
buried IN France viii be exhumcd
and taken back 10 their native
land. A little more than 1000 Amer.
lcan burials have been registered BY
the Graves registration service and
about 1900 Of these are In France,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
VIII Shoot Niagara
Falls in a Barrel

BmsTOi. England. May 10
Charles ceoree stephens, a barber
of This town. has announced That
be- - E0lne lo lry % shoot Nlaaara
Falls IN barrel the end of lunr
or cariY in iiily. AmnuE the many
Other feals which stephens claim.
u have pcrforlned are the follow.
ing:
kissing q lion IN rs dcn. shaeinp
customers Ia a lions den. boxing Ia
a lions den. and parachute desccnis
from balloons. for which fcats be-
boasts three ribbons, five rold
medals and six SILVER medals.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

MAniSNIlLE. Cal, May TO- The
latest addition % curious ass0rl.
mcnt Of bottles IN The office Of the
city marshal Of Narysyillc is colo
cure bottle The label ~ which sets
forth that the staff contains IS per
cent Of alcohol 90 per cent other
and a quantity of chloruform. Twu
men arrested for bcine drunk on
the collie cure recovered.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

m. ptep. Tek. Nag 10 .lfe,|1nh
Revolutionary ltooIs oftrIooh aed
l|lntrred ne lrnon. oseofiIaa pfot
Idhni CaPram 81 hls Il|aAl fron
IrHIrp CITY. trnusInn lhfn| N1I|WU
ioHNrs. nfcnfdIoa % mfssant flouf
GrHefn| A|garo 0|Hennn 20 Cos
crnaf O. IA N.,efla. alrftme cooI
mahdeR ~ lhc Ijhtfn| Constellation
nlIHl army. u,nte public hfTf TO-DAY,
ornera| Uhfcnon detailed lhr cap
turn Of Nrxico Gu, and coiIl|nnH1
the reports ~ me nhoIfnif tIfIn
lion oi military prisoners " l'tS|to
City By General FfapcIsco Nofnn|a
btferc the cnrranfn lrndrr iIc1 I0e
cnriIn|
The message also Gold ~ Iuri|Irr
elalfs n |DIn thc rfro|uIlnn al'd a1
ihn rapiuTH 81 purh|a. ont 10 I'|r
IafntH ciI|11 n Mexico.
Auonn I|It Victims Urr1 Nt0F1nI
Isinnn Nfnr1a AII|aos. Ho|IfIo
Cf|uto and others afc8rd|an ~
General uhrf1nn.
Tho Mfklcan revolutionary heal
quaIIcr4 IN maklnn public General
O1rcoon's n,fNIatQ. eah| 4 Irni rfr'|
ence 70 lho rrE0Ti % NIoN'dcnI
CalrnnnaS onp|.Ift ~ Hrncrn| 0Ipr.
QUA pald the Nf1Ieaa frrsIdenls
route % ihe porl u Vera Cruz hal
hecn e,i hg rebel larces
Anothcr CnFrnn<a Carfiscn RcsnIls.
HclALLuN Tc4as May Io.-~Thc
CafranHe nnrrispn a Rcynosa. n NE
1iatc rf fmnHu'ifaH nrFc2s Mo
bor.'ef frpni HIIe|no Irxo>, hns ~.
tuIirh ard I6'nfd iI'f resoIui|on|sis,
cccordino % unoliIeial adsiccs re.
eeITed here today.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

BROWNSVILLE v.sxas. Aat ~.
The evacuation of Monterey. capital
% the state o. Nnevo Lenn. Nexife.
by Cniranrn forces. was unolllcial|g
reported hy dlsnalchte Received
here today.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

WASHINGTON, u. O. May ~
Republican members oi The House
ways and means commillee today
definitely decided 10 abandon ne
proposed ufr per cent retail salrs
las inf raisins part tf the nlone,
lpr l|le proposed soldier relief lexis.
lallon,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
WILLIAM sPROUlE or s. 2.
MOI HARD ON HIs CLOTHING

AuhDSbDhG. n. A. May 40
President William Sproule o. The
Southern Pacific railroad Raye this
town some inside Information on
tlfclnnkonlins the hlsh cost Of
tiothina whiln here racently when
ne displayed the date 0f October r..
1917 on the suit he wns wcarine
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

Los AngelOus BIuebeaTd
CetsLiie Imprisonment

Los ANGELES. CAL. May lo.
James ~ Watson. confessed muir.
drrcr Of seven vumcu. was lD,laY
scnlrncri 10 life imnrisonnIHl w
Judge Willis Of ihe Lus Ans les
superior court following hle nlna
~ rnilly 10 tho murder of Nlnn Lex
Delouey enlcred lasl week
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
25th Infantry Wins 3
Straight Ball Cana
THREE slralohf fsmes n Three sdt
cesslse Days Was CIns
Or Luch.

swclleriuE crowds again salunley
and sunday and everybody pulling
for The cath Infantry team n basrl
ball players down ai The ball park
With TN hand at ITS best and with
fans on their toes. Il was no ulr
and yesterdays ball score reuilie.l
as follows:
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

iI pAsO. IekaH Mny 10 Cfn'
pra|a randbio Aeullar sonAu.|aN "
'feAlltnl tarfanza aI|Ii ffaneltto
hurau'a hate htch rkcruifd. ~
eordlof 81 an unconill4nod renofle'l
recrIged here to-day ls Roberto v
prsquelra. revolutionary lia8ncia|
aesnl hl lhe pnlled slAlee
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10
MAuDE D0SIER PLEADS
GUILTY 10 n HE6
MURDER AFTER A
Jury MISTRlAl

lhusnul events hnnrrnt| ol'e
nllrr lht other ia M noasf lrla|
al ilanlnc sunday rht Da|ly
Courier ls Uniformed |heff uas
m's'rlai huns i1rS 10 lerl,
tctcn jurofl ucfn tii tsa4I. l|AA
and five for insanity
Mrs Doslef settled lHe nfe'||fa
mcni hy plaad|ns sn||lt ~ maf||f
ln llIH sccond degree. which faff|fs
u seiuenCe 81 frnm l|Irec 10 lnnf
sears
~ Telephone cnu4rrtaIlnn with
Prosecuting AlluGury YanshI "A
noon today The allpfney sad laIec
Frank ppslrf pIeaded Tor lrnleucY
FOR Mrs. Ouao The orIserulpr
addrd hc himself Aat sorry for lhr
unfortunate vuufan and That ne had
no uliler |olcrc| ln ne ratr fnaI
seflnf that llit |aN waa a|niifainl
aud thai 10 biz opinion The lflal end
Fnlencr would Save rrnIlunl
hrienclul cffrcl Upon Tie rnmnIu.
nifty ia general.
HERkE1EY. Cal. hla, " Iis
A. ~ Tho linlerrslly pf California
Is nlfcrlne courses IN rcllrlon nnd
religious education fur lhr first
time ai a, sumnrf pesslnn l|I,s
year.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-10

tIruFk 0uI hy Phillips B, hy Ellis.
n by Woods. ,. aaseH on halls Oft
phllllps. Q: OF Ellis 4 off wonds.
illls on Phillips. o; oif Ellis. ..
~ Woods 2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-12
Espeeialmente para Ell IMPAR;cIAL.

He aqni el ultimo inforIne Official
comparative de las marinas de guerra
de las siete prinleras potencias del
mundo:,
En- esa fecha ell orden en- que Sc ha-
llaban las potencias navales, era es-
te: Gran Bretana, Estados Unidos,
Alemania, Japon, Francia, Russia, Ita-
| liza y Austria Hungria.
La flota britannica consistia en- So
acorazados, 9 cruceros acorazados, %
cruceros, 73 cruceros rapidos, 16 guar
das-costas, 351 destroyers, 81 torpe-
deros, Y lat submarines. Total 7O2.
| La norteamericana Sc componfa de:
! 80 acorazados, 3 eruceros, IL crrlce-
ros rapidos, A g1arda-costas, 106 des-
itroyers, y "a submarines. Total 244'
La alemana constaba de: 25 AGO.
razados, cruceros, 21 cruceros rapi-
dos, SO destroyers, 80 torpederos, 48
| submarines. Total 276.
La japonesa de: 1 acorazados, z cru
ceros acorazados, 10 cruceros, 8 cru
ceros rapidos, 2 guarda-costas, 62 des-
troyers, 10 torpederos, y 16 submari-
!, nos. Total 1876.
La francesa estaba integrada por:
IS acorazados, 16 cruceros, 1 crucero
rapido, &c 3stroyers, 70 torpederos,
/ SO submarines. Total 239.
La rusa la formaban: II acoraza-
dos, II cruceros, crucero rapido, 89
destroyers, "A submarines. Total 1856
La italiana de: 9 acorazados, 5 cru
ceros, 6 cruceros rapidos, a guarda-
costas, 81 destroyers, 96 torpederos,
" "a submarines. Total 232.
La austro-hlngara de: II acoraza-
dos, 1 crucero, 6 cruceros rapidos, 21
desttoyers; 62 torpederos, Y 10 sub
marinos. Total 100.
Ell tonelaje era, espectivamente:
IngIaterra, 2,415,62; Estados Unidos,
l93I,803; Alemania, SCI $3.50; Japon,
599,801; Francia, 580,668; Russia,
376,522; Italia, 1856 ,065, y Austria-Hun
gra,' 192, ,439. '"9a rAa
En- proyecto y construction los mis-
mos. grandes poderes tenfan:
La Gran Bretafa: cruceros acora-
zados, % cruceros rapidos, 104 des-
troyers, 70 submarines. Total: 210
con 475,796 toneladas.
Estados Unidos: Is acorazados, G
cruceros acorazados, 10. cruceros, 238
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EstadoI comparative de las
Marinas de Guerra de
las prineras poten-
cias del orbe

destroyers, SO submarines. Total $50,
con 1,124,473 toneladas.
Alemania; A acorazados, 4 cruceros
acorazados, cruceros rapidos, 81
destroyers, torpederos, y 162 sub
marinos. Total 214, con 1877 800 tone
ladas.
Japon: acorazados,. n cruceros ra-
pidos, 16 destroyers, 27 submarines.
/ Total "a, con $4,000 toneladas.
Francia: 9 acorazados, destroyer,
9 submarines. Total 10, con PATHS
toneladas.
! Russia: / acorazado, 4 cruceros AGO.
razados, s cruceros rapidos, II des-
troyers, l torpedero. Total 81, con
237, $50 toneladas.
Italia: acorazados, 10 destroyers,
torpederos, y 5 submarines. Total
l. %, con 135,416 toneladas.
Y Austria-Hungria: acorazados,
cruceros rapidos, l torpedero, y 13
submarines.
| Es decir que al completarse ell plan
naval actual de tales potencias, dis
pohdfan de las siguientes fuerzas ma
ritimas:
Inglaterra, 912 barcos con 1891, ,759
toneladas.
Estados Unidos, 594 buques con
2,O56,276.
Alemania, 400 barcos con 69S,969
toneladas.
Japon, 100 buques con 642,801 to-
.leladas.
Francia, 258 buques con 817,786 to-
neladas.
] Russia, 1877 barcos con 613,S72 tone
! ladas.
Italia, 255 buques con 420,481.
Austria-Hungria, 141 barcos con
2O5,308 toneladas.
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