Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-01
FIRST OF MONSTER
SUBMARINES IS
COMMISSIONED
In ENGLAND
Increase in Size Of sea.Fight.
ers Means Naval Expense in
1919 500 100000 Over Last
Year.
INDIA BURIES YEARLY
GREAT FORTUNE IN GOLD

lsperias Correspondence '. she itessial
l.ondon Feb The arst ~ Ems
lands monster submarines me ~
has Just been commissioned The
ncw vessel Is remarkable advance
apon her predecessors of the 20"
lass she has Tour times the dis
placement W toe As and carries
air ~ t2.pounarr Quick-hring guns
win disappearing mounts iicr oil
engines of t,75o horsepower give her
a apecu e mo surface
and 30 knots sub.uUrg-si. The surface
tounage D. zoo. Two more vessels ot
Inc same class are completing and
wofs has heen commenced on the ego
class. which viii have speed % 90
knots
Tine Increase In lhe size 81 az Ena-
iand's warshipH. from Dattleships to
submarines. md the higher vases 90
BE- paid the men n going % have an
ipprcciable effect on this years naval
sstlmates. which. u h believed. viii
pprbsimhte $3.50. 100000 an increase
u nearly Hfiy mlllipns over last year.
The PERSONNEL ~ % nsvy VIII ma
tcriaiiy swell The expenditure. as u ~
understood that Prince Louis OF Pat
tenburg ho ~ second sen lord. was
responsible tor the recruiting and
tFaiuing. consented 60 take the posi-.
'iun of fret sea lord and become
harEoablo for maintaining the hEht-
ng and soa-going efficiency Of the
ieet md See organization Tor war IN
he distinct underestimate that proc
gfcssitv line nf pOlicN would be adopt
ed forthwith ln fegard Co the person
mel Tho new estimates hnVd also Co
tnKc aecouat ~ tNc renewed compile
laA ~ 'trrnuuy and her allies of the
triple alliance
The methud or making appoint
nents 10 tivil service positions In
England II now being invest gated.
iaraelV hecause of the simple frank.
e~ss OF certain applicant iN Dublin
rhis man was applying for the posi-
ION of ambulan'c nurse. he told the
3oard OF guardians he considered him
.cif fun. upuHfcd fur the posi-. ms he
snd tive unrles nud on" cousin ON
the board
rDNtI comm .s-iou h1s pren ap-
d8srd to s7Tsfhuc mn ~. Tntirc
ituafiou uf eiyil service appointments.
md the association of clerks has pre-
'entcd come strong rrlticisWs of pres
ut methods ~ Dr. alleged thHi caste
,ud patronage ave taken into CON
Iteration, particularly in me appoint
uent uf officials o. che labor eV-
hanEcs who arr tho.-u not because
Z ihcir qualifications. but because 81
heir ability to bring personal Inhu.
nee fo ur3r. Most of thr best posi-
SONS went tp SONS ur relatives OF p"i-
rs iars ur officials. thus supporting
ne suggestion thHt the beet places are
kent FOR certain rlust of toe rnW.
nunly representative or th, as
oeintou nskad J.rcpr, b., ;hr uhair-
! man 81 the commission. Lord Nlt,ion-
nell whether Dee though, tprrr was
my ground lor One suggestion that
l beads OF departments we've plainly
I liusod lu favor az certain social
| class replied % should sar Fo &
! think Re uuquestiouubly prefer
! ence for the class of man who BE- re-
ruitcd Iu ihc main. rs vo have seen,
| from oxford 8ud Cambridge
Cont miners in the federated area
II England aud Wales have been
| eivan n further inrrcns" 800 wages ui
| i've per cent effective Zoo January
| mis- is u addition 90 the tive per cent
! Increase granted last O-tubrt and 81
| lrInps tHa wages uf 600 the men %
/ tHd around tao uiuvf up lo sixty per
/ ,nt above fEy standard rate 1' isAs
Ilu,rl, jh, coll trade has hrrn
! loumlng and tht miners arr TIM.
| shariug iu the prosperity of inr nNu-