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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-10

Mrs. Henry ~Lyndhurst Bruce " 80
OF Capt. Henry Lyndhurst B-u" ~ oil.
thirteen months ago In action IN ~ TO
said she was here To escape H. 8
OF London and wouid visit FIRE =
was Camille clifford before she uf'J '.
as a Prince o: pilsen' cr' ''-
regarded as one OF IN" hand or go
women on the American stage " h.'
band was the e!des, SON of Lord A,'r'
dare.
George Heughau Of YORKSHIRE, Wa
has been IN business in the ph'pf Told.
said he had 10 quit because II q" '.'
dis OF ierman credit the b.
tom had dropped out Of business ]" sc
Philippines. There had been some e! 20
ish and French financial haoh:'s #. =
Islands, but the main dependence nas
German credit
Other passengers 10y the Adrat.' wa
Reginald n &, tiealr. n. Bowie, VI -
Arthur II. Brooks, Mr., aEd Mr.. rs "
Chaplin. Alexander &. Dickens, - l"I-''
of the novelist Mrs. G /. H.. -
Dugnore, Mrs, u. :, Earle, Ne rai N-
F. y. Mainette, Major Wa.t,l
Maud. Frank NJ Morse, l.ro..
Richie. n. Eustsce NIrkers, Ct;l 70 ,
Watney and ] ". W~ar,inGtya
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WAR CUTS SUPPLY
OF SERVANT GIRLS
No Lasses Seeking Work on
notwithstanding Mems
Jobs in England.
HELD UP AT LIVERPOOL

The White star liner Adriatic. IN lac.
evening. vas held two days at Liv,rn,o,
by order Of the Admiralty. and no.
passengers were unable to md ou' M.
reason from Capt. J. u. Hanson. who
was apparently just as much iu ,bo
dark about II as anybody else sbo,-5
ship. SOM OF the passengers preferred
to pass the two nights while the Iiuo-
wal delayed at the Northwestern Ilo,al
In Liverpool. They heard from sbor.
ok tins there were fears by the al.
miralty that there might be- mines or
German submarines In the course q M.
Adriatic. and also that she WAS goln, Ia
be requisitioned as "a transp r.. She
was permitted to proceed on Decpm.
Der 81.
There were only twentv.eieht nassor.
gers In The steerage Of the Adril,l.
Eight OF these were children. and ncir,.
all the rest wofnen past middl" az,
There was not one young woman. Irish
or English. looking for work as q DO.
nestle %ervant. II vas said hat there
was nothing here to attract the coileous.
as they are getting good wages wora.
ing ia the munition factories and b. 'he
fields, taking the places aud Tho higher
wages OF male workers. 1t tx not lItcIy
tina there will be any more bcSie- q
servant girls coming this way until after
Nh, war
Captured TrRwlcr Fleet.
r,. p,~aa. a.,
.us hra,,h a4oa To-
~, r.ot ,,, ,ha Aaria,i. ao.
.~,n.r,,hin yorn ~ pri,ish NV, .,...
Go .,hich resulted IN IN, c,n,u,.
~ Sor,n Go, 81 ,ix,,..c,o, ,.
,ma,,.rs iron, a ravai o,b,ar IA, ,r..
I-Ivarnon, or tho cas-, co,s, - 70.
Ia md the commander OF "A British H.
s,royer fell I'm with "A squadron Of 'Nres
Hsr,nsp ira w,ers. II. simplv ,3d
..hou,dv. and 10, then, ro ON fshtre
Tbev thanked him kindly Tho DESTROYER
went into mort and came out and look
another .urk a. .ho H-t-ur e.. s, .'.
british. and found that the German
squadron had grown to a fee, ~ ,ir,er
trawlers. Another visit to Tho .FsH'"r
round revealed fifteen German ''1N.
lers.
Two weeks later the dcStrov0~ 40
-four sister ships went ON ana 700. N
observation. The German tshorn"'
greeted them cheerfully. as usual TN''r
smiles vanished however. when ~" 10
troyers ounde them all up ana 'o''
them into Dover. There w"r" Sky
seven trawlers. ana 'N"lN owe ''
cargo of fish. wh'tn h""'lRnt 10000
might have sold Tor many 'l'n"~ ''''
nluVh " J.. nau oee" ''~e" w
ixinR the best OF them as patrol boa,
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German Omcer Leads Party.

Much subdued by this snub. I tried
unobtrusively TO glide off the scene, but
I was glad I did not hurry. for In a few
seconds the old chap got his snub. He
was warming happily to his subject and
II looked as II he might hold forth all
the rest Of the afternoon when the Ger.
ma officer In charge OF our party broke
In to say that II was ali very interest.
inG-most interesting i~ndeed-but that
We must be getting on. AZ we had a good
deal OF Serbia TO see within the next
ten days.
The librarian looked rather disheart-
ened at this. but he ook II In good part,
and In bidding US good-by gave each
OF US a few OF the ornately designed
royal bookplates which bear. among
other appropriate emblems. a globe,
three hooks, a pen n an inkwell.
Somewhere in the design I also made
out the words "Spcs" and Deus" and
they seemed most appropriate Of all. for
hope and Cox surely are all that Is
left TO the royal house Of Serbia.
In the hill entrance hall entrusted
some OF the ~bookplates to the Berlin
courier for transmission to the libra ian
OF my beloved university and then went
my way from the palace Of the King.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-10

While the librarian was ~Joyousiy dif-
fus!ng important information my wan
derlnG attention was attracted by two
paper bound Tauchnits volumes that lay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-10
KITCHEN CHAIRS OCCUPY
SERBIAN THRONE NOW
Crystal and Torn Tapestry Hang Mockingly
in Palace, Blown Almost to Pieces in Bombard-
ment After King Peter Fled.

on . side table aion. with two or three
pamphlets. The Tauchnit=es were
stamped with the royal arms and I was
eager TO know what books In that Issue
Of English more Or less masterpieces the
Serbian rcdsning family had been read
ing. SO I drew the volumes toward me
~ that I could peek at the titles and II
] gave you a million suesses In the mat
ter you would never guess right. For
those titles were THE Old. Old Story"
by Rosa Nouchette Carey. aud "Dono-
van" by fndna Lyali.
That discovery tickled me very much
aud touched me too. when I thought Of
the family In flight toward the Albanian
hills, but ! paid ear for IL. because the
librarian saw from the tail OF his eye
what was up to and he stopped In
his discourse to say. KINDLY refrain
from touching the volumes. as they have
all been laid out in accordance with
a system"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
UNA COhISION ESIUDIA Il PRO-
YECIO yOBRE Fl SLkVICIO
HlLITAR ObLICAlORIO
Ell PRIMER JEFf ESTA AHSlOS0 POR QUE
Sc DECRtTf La LEY RESPtCIlHA So
BRE FL HEkClUNADO StRYICIO
Telegrama especial para LIZ PRENsA.

tCiIY dlIi tSp'NEiA p1iu i'f h'$.'''a-
Ell pASO. Texas, Encro 29.-El
prOyectO S0bre 81 SerVlclO Mllltar
Ob.igatoriO, que fuG preScnjad0 ha-
ce dias al Primer Jcfc, don Venus
tiano Carranza por el Encar-adO del
MiniSleriO de Guerra Y Marina. ha
paSadO para 81 estudio a una comi-
sion especial, Que eSta integrada
por los senores Lie Ramon ErauSt0,
IgnaciO Norris, ProcuradOr General
de JuSticia Miljtar, Jose Almaraz, Je-
fe del DepartamentO de JuSticia y
Juan Sanchez .\zcona, ell representa-
al6n de los interescs del puDlicO.
ASrgirase que eI Primer Jefc don
YtnLSliann Clrranza 4=.l an5iO>O
pa" Que cuaniO anLeS s. lecrAte ia
ley respectiva Que ha de pOner en-
vigor el Servicio Militar ODlisatorio,
para poder haccrSe de mayor mime
70 de fuerzaS con que combatir a
los revolucionarios anticarrancistaS,
Que cada dia aumentan en- todo el te-
rritorio de Ia Republica.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
'SE CONF|RNA Ia |NFORNAC|ON DEL
AGFNTE ESPECIAL SObRE Los Dis
TURbIOS EN- IA FRONTERA
EI informe pedido por el Senador Fall, esta listo
para ser presentado, 10 que Sc hara
al regreso de Mr. Wilson

rranristas son la> que han hnchO
incurSion"S al trrriIoriO americana Y
que riLoS furron los que prOyrciarOn
las muertes de los amcrcanoS que
rn eSa region de- Texas 80 han veni-
80 VcrificandO.
En- oIroS infOrmes oficiales n Ia
Scrrrtaria de- ESlad0 50 dice Que ell
genera, Emliano p. Nafarratr est;i
diriGi"ndo artualmenDe una activa
rampala III TuNpam. contra los VI
l.IstaS que cSt;in dcstruycndO las
prOpicdadcS rn rSa region.
Oficialmentc - anuncid pOr la Sc.
crctaria dc E>tado. que 81 inform
que fur rcndido ante 81 CongrrSo pOr
81 Scnador Fall. ha qucdado va liSLO
y s"ri preSenlado esc alto LuerpO
legislative. tan prOntO como regre-
So de- su gira cI prr>idcnle Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
Fueron prohibidas las discusiones en-
la prensa alemana sobre los
precios de los comestibles
Fue haado en- Ell Lngo de keeh cerca de Rruselas ell
cadduer de un bega de quien Sc sospechaba ser es-
pfa alemdn, con las manos atadas por detrds
Los alemanes capturaron dos kil5metros de
trincheras al Noreste de Neuuille
Servicio Especial para Ia PRENSA.

LONDRES. Enrro 29.-Trlegramas
prorrdcntrs dr ia rluhad dr Ans
Irriam. rcribidoS hoy rn c>Ia ca
pital. dan rurnta dr que las auiori-
dadr> ai"InanaS han prohibido as
dl>cu>iOmrS "n la pr"nsa de- esq pals.
>obrr los prrcios rn los comnstibIrS
Y i"maS arIiruIos De prImcra nece-
>iiad.
Los mitineS que con esc prOp6SitO
81 habian arrcgIadO. han >ido tam
biGn prohibido> por rI gobirrno i'm
prrlaI sin quc ningGna raZ6n - lie
para clio.
CrGr-e 1ur Ia mrdida de- las auto
ridadr> alrmamaS. tienc pOr ohirlo
rvitar Iu" ir'asrirnda haSta suS enc
mi=o>. la vrrdadrra situaci6n rconi-
mica del pals: pur> Nrmamia STEM
pre- ha dcrlarado que no hay csraSrz
tie rom"Stib.es IN 81 Impcrio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
CARRANzA IA ORDENADO Una SLEYA''
GENERAL En- TODA Ia REPUDLICA
EN- c. JUAREz HAN SDO RECLUTADOS MAS De 800 HONDRES
EN- HENOS De TRES DIAS OTRCS NUCHOS HAN To-
GRhDO fSCAPAR AL lADO AMERICANA

fam!ldS TN Ia vrclna plaza. MuchoS
de fStoS que 4 IlIlimaS fecha> han
quedado sin quehacer. - cuentan
entire los lreScirntOS ahOmbres que
81 die" han side recIujadoS pOr Ia
tyer1a,
E>ta manana IN grupO de diez in
dividuos de la claSe humilde logra-
ron pasarSe prrcipitadamente para
este Iajo, por e. puente internacio-
nal derlarando al llegar a eSta ciu-
dad que eran perScguidos por una
partida de sOldados carrancistaS pa
"a ser cOnducidoS al cuartel.
EStos hombres han eStado traba-
jando tambiin en varias negociacio-
nes de esta ciudad desde hace al
gun tempo: perO reSidian con Sus
familiaS en- la vecina plaza. por re-
sultarles mas economical Ia vida Ell
Judrez. por raz6n del cambio tar
baio que Sc encuentra la m0neda
carranciSta Y ellos ganan aqui dine
TO americana.
Ell CORESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
I'm AMERICANA CONTESTA EL ARTIClLO
PUbLICADO POR E lie. MANUEL CA-
LERO EN- El sun" De n. YORK
Dice QUE CADA PAGINA De IA HSTORIA De NEK|cO ES Una
CONTRADICTION De 10 QUE EXPRES0 FL P0lIIICO
HEXICthO EN- SU ARTIClI0
DfClA TABIEN QUE la UcA HANERA PARA QUE P HABER DOCRAC
en- MEXICO IRA QJE ESTE Pals Sc AHXARA Los ESIADOS DOS

voluci6n, resui.aaGo que unO de los
mas ricos : hermosos p@ises del orbe,
ma veniao 4 uued&r ahora en- IA mas
espantoSa miSeria y desolacion. pu-
dienGo deci~se que el pals entero es
un macaaoro humane. en- doHde inu-
tiImente - Sacrifican he-manos con
he9manos.
Nj. Wyeth cxprcsa tambjtn. que
iada II incuItura de! pueblo meXica-
no 10 Is possible que pueda eXistir
en- e. pals Ia democ"ac;a. menoS que
Ia racion Sc &aexara los Estados
Unidos. anexion que eI articulista
considera justificada. comparando
las condiciones que preyalecen en-
Mexico. con las que existiaa en- los
Estados americaaos del Sur, que
fueron anexados 4 los Estados Uni
dos deSDuts de n guerra del Il.
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TcIcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

Ell PASO. Tex, Enero EEL
Coronel Silvestre Quevedo lego hoy
4 Ia poblacion de Casas Grandes, des-
pues de ser perseguido muy de GER
ca por los villistas, traves de la
Sierra que Sc encuentra en- la region
occidental de- Estado de Chihuahua.
Ouevedo dice q.e Francisco Villa
Sc encuentra acampado en- el canon
de Santa Clara, cerca de Encinillas
Y asegura que el jefe revolucionario
tiene una guardia personal de sesen-
Ia hombres. Villa cuenta ademas,
segun 10 manifestado por Quevedo,
con suficientes armas y municiones,
pues de las primeras tiene no menos
de quinientos rifles Y diez canones de
montana Y de las segundas una can't
dad muy regular. Villa tiene, ade-
mas, doscientos caballos en- muy bue-
mas condolences.
FL Coronel Quevedo manifesto que
ell nucleo principal de las fuerzas vi
llistas Sc hallaba acampado en- las
cercanias de Encinillas, cincuenta mi
las al norte de la ciudad de Chihua-
hua.
Los carrancistas tomaron nota de
todos estos datos y segGn Sc dice en-
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Telegrama especial para In PRENsa.

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1Io.ada dol nres;derte fue anunciada
ror. 81 +oope de arerciop de las fuer-
.,,s o,,e 80 b,I,abaD 6aciando ouardia
on 81 sa15, y nor Ias notas del himno
.r,ar;c,ro Ia mucbeGumbre pro-
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do ;5hilo = apIausos para G, iafe de
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
VILLA Sc ENCUENTRA ACANPADO. En- Fl
CANON DE- SANTA CLARA, En- CH|H.
ASH 10 HFO2AO FL COR0NEL SHNSTRE QEVED0, QUE LIE
CO / CASAS CRANDES DESPUES De HABER ESCAPADO
4 La PERSECUSION DEL EFf RFpFLDE

vlaran suficientes fuerzaS para hatir
al jefe rebelde a los lugares indica-
dos.
Hoy Sc supo en- esta ciudad, que Ell
cuartel general del Cuerpo de Ej5r-
clto del Noreste ha sido trasladado
d Ia ciudad de Torre0n, habiendose
hecho cargo de ese Cuerpo el general
Jacinto Trevino.
Un jefe villista fue muerto por va
rios rancheros chihuahuenses.
Miguel Hernandez, ex-comandante
vl!lista en- la pobiaci0n dc Pearson.
Chihuahua, plagio catorce senori-
tas de los pueblos de los alrededores
de aquella plaza. logrando escapar
despuGs la Sierra.
Para castigar al bandolero, varios
de los rancheros de esa region. casi
todos ellos parientes de las senoritas
plagiadas, Sc armaron, saliendo en-
persecusi6n del criminal. Despues de
algunos dias de caza, los rancheros
lograron sitiar a Hernandez en- m
rancho cercano a Cocomorachic. ba.
biendole dado muerte en- ese lugar.
Ell CORRESPONsAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30

NUEVA YORK. Enero 29.-JOhn
A. Wyeth pubHca hoy una carta en-
The New York Sun" de eS,a ciujad.
en- respuesta Al articulo pubhcado ha-
ce diaS por el Lie. Manuel Calero,
en- el cu2I el politico meXicano hacla
una acre censura por II po!!tica que
el presidente Wilson ha venido OBJ
servandO reSpecto 4 Mexico.
Wyeth. en- su carta, dice que cada
pagina de n historic de MeXiro eS
una contradiction de 10 maniIestado
por Calero en- su articulo. agregando
que In pre>ente condici6n del pals eS
TRANSITIONAL.
Por cerca de IN siglo. continIa di-
ciendo Mr. Wyeth en- ei ar1icu!o
mencionado, Mexico ha caminado de-
satentadamente de reyoIucion en- re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
Sc RUNORA QUE FL PA[ACIO
NACIONAL De MEXICO ia
SIDO IkCENDIADO
releqramu especial para LA PRENSa.

Telegrama especial para LA PRENSa.
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:: LAREDO Texas. EncrO ~. ::
: -NoticiaS que nan lIcgadu Il ::
:: cSta ciudad. dan cIcnia DE- ::
:: que eI Palacio Naciunal de =
= NGNicn ha SidO ircrndiadO, sin :
= Que 81 olga ii fuC accidental :
:: mcm.e dr prGp0Sito. LII fall ::
:. ia dc drtallc~ rm la Internal :.
:. ci6n mcnrionada hacc >uEn- ::
:. mcr que no STA cicrta. y que =
= solo Sc trata dc una simple =
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
UNA IMPORTANTE VICTORIA DE
LOS ALEMiNES Al No
lsESTE DE Melville.
Scrvicio especial para la pRENSA.

BERLIN. En"rO 2y-En el infOr-
ME Official pUblirado hoy en aSta
capital por cl Mini>tro de- a Guerra.
- ia u'nta a. que aS lrOpaS ale
manas 81" d,'-Ir hacr dias cStaban
aIarando las poSicionrs de los fran
r">c> al noror>lr de Ncuvile. Fran
ria. !o-raron apodrrarSr durante el
dia d" hoy. d"Spu:S de- un asallo
,lrsrsp"radO. de- mas de dos kil6mn-
tr"S de trinchrraS Iu" los franceSes
ocupaban Ell rSa region.
En- FL mismO informe So dice. que
al rapturar cSaS pOSiciOncs. los ale
man"S hiricron I'm gran nhmerO de
DriSon"ro>. luiIandOIe ademis
n rnrmi=o nurvr amelralllaioras y
una gran cantidad de municioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
GALES CONF|SCO T]DAS LAS
PROP|EDADES De Los "CIEN-
T|FICOS" En- SONORA
Ell DECRETO HA QUEDADO POR 10 PROM
TO, SIN EFECT0, DEBIDO AL CAKBlQ
De GCBERNsROR En- & lido.
Tclcgrama especial para Ia PRENsA.

Te'cgrarna especial para Ia PRENsA.
Ell PASO, Tex. Enero 29.-El
gobernador carrancista del Estado de
Sonora, Plutarco Elias Gales, lanzo
un decreto por el cual quedan confis-
cados todos los bienes de las personals
que de alguna marera sirvieron los
gobiernos de los senores generates
Porfirio Diaz Y Victoriano Huerta.
Dichos bienes, segdn el mismo docu-
mento Official" tanto urbanos como
rurales de cualquier otro carac-
ter. pasaraa a ser propiedad del Es-
tado, quien dispondra de clos a su
antojo para remediar las necesidades
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
EN- e. TEATRO OCCIDENTAL De La GUERRA

e p
E egnbado e la p nina
~ d
ecu Sdo convertible ncue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre I'd. sus ibros en- espafiol 1gna-
clio E. Lozano, COZ Dolorosa St. San Anto-
''nio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-30

(Pasa a la 5a. col. IA,
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TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-21
NOT due
Until 4R, NJ;
SAILSAT 9

- 1
The Canadian-Austr2lasia steamer
MakiHi will MT arrive here until 4
O'Clock this afternoon. She was
scheduled to arrive here at s a. m,
but probably due to head winds, az
she left both sydney and Suya on
time. she is eight hours late. She
VIII leave for Victoria and Vancouver
al 3 o'clock this evening from Pier
6. taking mall for all American and
European points except Germany.
Nail will close at 1880 for regular and
ESQ for registered.
The Makura has rs passengers for
Honolulu and freight and mail, but
the radio did not state the amount.
From here she VIII take IS passengers
and $50 tons. the greater part of
which Is COCO cases of canned pines.
She wtll also take the 500 bags Of
corn which arrived from Japan in the
Dairen Maru and was refused entry
here. Through passengers are So.
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butterfly varieties can be culturally
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MATSoN COMPANY WILL
NO LONGER RECOGNIZE
L0NGSH0R UNION

From now on The Matson Navigation
Company VIII have absolutely nothing
to do with the longshoremens union,
according to adyices received from
San Francisco. They will hire and
discharge men as they see 1T and
pay. them their own scale Of wages.
II the union men want to work for
the Matson people they can and II
they do not they can quit, In regard
to the present strikers, where there
Is vacancy they win be given posi-
tons, but they win be paid only what
the Matsoh company deems fair. The
only requirements that win be de
manded are that the men, whether
union or non-union, do the work
properly.
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P0ST0FFICE TIME
TABLE FOR MONTH

Following 70 the posteffles time
table for July and the first bslf Of
August. u 10 subject 20 charge .'f sud.
den arrangements are made Ter IN
expected mail service. -.
UNITED STATES MAIL .ArEAMER
Uka@..aS. A. as.lxxA Eenna--
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WOODEN VESSELS
increasing
RAPIDLY

An interesting sequel Of the unusual
activity in the steel shipbuilding in
dustry in this country is shown in q
most remarkable revival of wooden
shipbuilding.
For a long period of years subse-
Quent to the development OF steel ship
building in the United States and
elsewhere, the business OF building
wooden vessels gradually declined as
the steel vessels at the prevailing
prices were q more desirable invest
ment Accordingly the large wooden
shipbuilding plants along the Atlantic
seaboard have gradually fallen into q
condition where in many cases they
were not used at all, and in others
only at infreqHent intervals would a
vessel be constructed.
Some six months ago shipewners
and those interested in having COM
modities transported by water, finding
1t impossible to have steel ships built
for them with sufficient despatch TO
make them available and, further rea-
LIKING the enormously high cost OF
steel construction, commenced to pom,
der over the adyisahility Of building
wooden ships.
AS the necessary equipment for
building wooden vessels Is exceeding
- simnIa ae compared with the es.
,abi;shmsnt raopired for steel con-
struction II vas evident that the 10
cation o. 2 WOODEN snlpy .s ,n,U O
pc goyerneu pI TIL. " .h;r.s ha;n :
situatlon. ana snss u'n Nsaa,t bs h,iIs
equal WOODEN snips snoulu Sc nlS :
wnere lshiper cou.u 70 i
procured: s.,. 49, .,.aoav a..
Accoremsly wnms snv a 10 Ifo;ns
taDilshea yalus .na r,wen nnmhsr If
coast nave zen s.,,I .,.,ns n,ore,
conlIacIs anu no ale ,; -. 80 een err.
z hnlnpe ~. ~ ss,nhpi,aine bnsi.
nave sone 4 in ~ sn nev s stases tlis
ness anu N ns marked
con1ition y pa. 1870 IF wooden
An in w., es.s -, ...,,r;aa on = that
s sul p $500. e ~, ssraf,,llv Tesiened
snc 80. ..ss.s.s. sa,,a, erchitacts and are
DI C0tn PCtCAAt ia t0A - !
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Between Boards: Sales: 200 Olaa,
1914; 30, 40, so, 50, so Olaa, 1884;
Is. so, 100, IS Olaa, 1slz; 100, 100. 90
McBryde, 12M: "a, 10 Oahu Sugar Co..
42K; 100, loo, "a. 10, 40, SO Oahu
Sugar Co. 421ai so, 20, 80. so, SO, 50.
5, SO Eva, 35: IS EVA, 354; 400
Eva, 351s; 40 Pioneer, 53z; 80 Pho
neer, 81; 20, IS Waialua, So; 100, %
San Carlos. 15stlalT0 Hon B. Il M. Co.
s20H; so Hawaiian Pineapple, 45z: II
1 Session Sales 5, 5. 10. so Eva. So:
20 Pioneer. 54;4 10 Pioneer, 54H; Is
Oahu Sugar, Co, 42lk; so, 10 Oahu
Sugar Co, Az !. so, 10, 40 EVA 36K;i
40 Waialuas 36ls;: 25 EVA 36A; 10, %
100 II. C. & s. Co, 531s; 100, so, 500
McBryde. 10: Is Eva, 36A.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per IL. str. Claudine for Maui.
July 2f. X. Alexander, Miss Irene K.
Sylvia. Mrs. +. r. Rosecrans. Mrs.
J. W. Fleming, G. c. James. A. Der
ego. 8. Asaki, Miss Fleming. Mrs. II.
B. Carter. Young Coon.
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NOTICE

Honolulu, T, H., July 81, 1916.
At a meeting OF the directors of the
Hawaiian Commercial 4 Sugar Com
pany, held in San Francisco today, an
extra dividend Of 81 per share was de-
elared, payable August 5, In addition
to the regular dividend payable on
that date.
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latest sugar quotation: Sc deg.
test SIS cents, or si2s per ton.