The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22

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no goes - 'hn electrical school Nv l.arn
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Ing Then thcrc IL tho seaman gInners'
school. where 10 learns tho mechanism
"f tho hig guns and how Ia handle and
hr" %torped"es Passing from these dry
details the author deals wirh q man-o'-
warsman's dHlv hlc' M q spirited man
ncT The subject of paw and advance
ment he dwcllS on with enthusiasm.
pointing out thar promotion awaits zeal.
and that the paw 81 y warrant officer NAV
be- as high ~ s. lOO q wear Lv'n COM
missions are not out oi the reach Of tho
ordinary eaman
u the life TOO hard for M, rewards,
Not a hit Of ~. The Young reader Il,
assured that If "a man will conduct linn
self ON board ship ~ vel ~ he must
conduct himself on shore he will not
realize that there IL any such thing "a
discipline on board a man-of-war" Tho
illustrations. M vivid cnIprS wien not
from photographs ,Id,k riding 'anels
under the shadow Of the pyramids, or
pulling ashore on leave AT Gibraltar. or
having his picture taken in groups under |
the big guns, or Joining in a cutting on
expedition supplement The allurement
u tHf 'fAl. Dun nv uilllll1te, ttle si- ]
preme, the compelling touch is the assur-
aEce that If Jack cnl>ts n ~ and serves 1,
thirty wears. winning all his promotions
up 10 warrant officer, ard saves hall his :
pay. he will bc able to retire at 4s with
$?3, 923 III cash and a pension which to-
gcther will Weld him an income of S.. 600
n year. A. IN" enviols author savs.
" Men in business have dreams Of greater
success, but they are only dreams. The
final paragraph How 10 Enlist" should
be read as "A Suggestion 20 come early
and avoid the rush.
We congratulate the Bureau or Navl-
CATION upon lis persuasive and tasteful
sample of recruiting literature m which
the truth IL stranger Than fiction. Surely
the navy is the service Of opportunity.
When this il fully understood there
should be no vacancies, bat rather u hong
and Imnatipnt WAITING Isf