The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-11

Tg"r" A." several vr--.- Of larger
dru"u-roI- h"'ug built or r"oIeotrd
~ lhr uI'"d ~.a--'- In" two Argentine
,ru- Moreno and Hivadavrn now under
cons 'ru,lon ~ American wards are Of
:7.HIr tons each. "A size which will b.
almost rIual.,I bv the Tinted states
war~hl..- T"va- and Nevada. which were
provided for ~ TINS years naval e~r,-
mates
Ihr iauan"-a Government has placed
with Nj - NlcNrr- sons Y Mdvln.
g. Barrow an order for hlr'l-~hlp
cruiser NhICh will b. nearly u not IIIt'"
a. bag - IA" Projected British cruiser
IN" displacement Of the urw Japai.,s-''
snip - gwen - bet we.'h - Vn and - M
tons hu' other details are wirnh"ii
II - stipulated IN Ih" contract that every
portion of the vessel. including hull.
armor plate. armament. gun noun IngS.
H. - 10 he. bulls IN England Nv MeS--~
Nlck"r- sous 4 Maxim. Who are under
OBJ CATION nn' 10 -ubl.' any portion
u th" Contract
l. : believed thar hy placing rhi- con
tract IN England the Japan.-a Govern
u"n' wI-h--. 10 mark ~ appreciation II
British workmanship IN -hIpbuIliIuG
and To- gIN" expression IN practical form
'p N" sincere feeling with which II re
CARDS 70" alliance between Great Britain
ard .lauan
II" German naval estimates frr the
financial year 1911. llI-' presented 10 the
E"lrh-tag Irunuui ia round figures 10
Sli2 JTIuu an in'. "a" 81 n-ai- ly s.. ~. Oh
oy'. rh.s" Of M. pr.'-.ui v-ar Tn" voj"
10. -u, construction and armament Of
r..w ships amounts To ST. .aAI.u ,tn. or about
81 $50 tJp NOR" than was SCI aside IA tn"
it-' estimate
These. "-t,uar-~ max" no provision for
TENSIONS coast guard T.'-"-y..- or steam
ship -gb-.dI'- Items winch ~" prov ld"t
~ IT." British naval estimates ~ "A cost
- irIrlv s-r.'.rr "'u - YEA
A. 1871 - M fourth -IcC"--IV" financial
YEA ~ winch a. many - laytng down
~. -, "aiuough' bar1l..~hlp- and on..
baif'"-hIp "riIl-". 40 .''-- than sixteen
.r-tllu"r'- Of III" cost II -INt.''n capital
-'lIr- LAN" 10 be- prov ld-t
An Ergu-h naval "Nparf. ~ dealing
with rh.. .rpIr~iun ~ the German navy
uI- prepared "A ,lIl'. which shows 'har
Germany "NT""'htur" On me ".... true.
TON and armament ui n"~ ha-
i-.'r from 3" -ti ~ ~ l~"i - les sji.-
uf,l pU ~ 1910 on ia" D.fi..- gHnd. the
->-"udrrTr" Il Great BRIAN has risen
from So 30 ~ ~ l-nH - S17~..lj ~
'i... pr,--'.4' v"Ir H. Dih"~ words While
rr.' ..,r'. il'.r" Il Bt-aIn ~ fifteen
,,.l-. td- I''r.,t-..,t roul,hiv hy s3uuup.
'sr' mat II Germany has ncrcl-.'! by sjt.-
.ufrupu
g. iua iowa ID rr.. control platform
.,.l ha.' l"-IIu. g. ~ an exposed position
ant 'hr.- hhhl'. :" Ii-abl.m"nt IN action.
.t... German naval authorities have. been
.,.-. i'.y q -,.:I'~ IT Inventions whereby the
main 'r'. control can ~" ou-ra'.d from 4
station situated auid-hig- heu"arh decks
" 'h.- station. t,y means II AN arrange
f""gt II iuh"s fl'frd with SPECIAL prIsIn-
end commanding all quarters ot vision.
Mage ~" formed Du rarsh q bC Protectors
" =. -.ud hat the rI-ianC'-- ar" -NaCtiv
determined bv special Cruiriysnce- and
raI"iIlH'
supplementary r,.l"-c"r IT, tubes on each
-iuI' %; m" hip ar" placed iu~' above. IN.
load vat line. aud similar prI-m>
~ N" -'a'ipu '.ri 1T 'n" iuh'.- allow the
D'rt.T ~ rhaTg" free. vision over u limited
d. s.u,,. ,i DhI'.. f- IN M. lp.alifv
IN GI-g.-t'Ipr - these rtIi - J. uas..i
80 d. -y-'"u "mrlpy'-I 10 Grr'uan sub
uIIriu"-. uud lIr.s~ rtr commander 81 a
-hlp ~ the Advantages Of IA" "NpO-..d
V' .ffDrul 'unui''g Tower ~ regard 10 ire
""r.ir u and navigation y j. und"r-tODd
fl,H' ~" 80 .'"fr VIII b" Introduced INTO fh.
i'"ruHu ht't''shIi- NOW building