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E "uni-uni“ bag. away with all haphalard methods, her driving wheels with aumcrent will endeavor to obtain information Luis Cabrera. a former Speaker of
2 ‘ P How it Works. my submarine dredging vessel travels weight (which is always under con- IIWITMT IEDIITION from General Currents directly “we” “‘9 Mexican >Chsmber 0‘ Deputies.
OYSTEHB 8."! ‘8 "HE‘T "The method or procedure is as (01- on the water bed on wheels, and has trol, subject to the kind of bottom). will 9'9 the Amerian delegates in 1“" inNew York; J0“ Vasconceles, e.‘
(Continued trcm First Page.)
Ill an interview, yesterday, Mr. Ldke
describes this vessel and the possibili-
ties ln the oyster and kindred indus-
tries.
"At the time l constructed my first
1 experimental boat 'The Argonaut.‘ i
lived in Baltimore. and was engaged
in building vessel appliances of vari-
ous hinds,"_ said he. "These includ-
ed steer gear, windinsses, oyster
. dredges and winders, etc. Our cus-
tomers were principally the owners of
oyster dredging vesiels in the Chess-
ped‘ke and Delaware bays.
Giumdy Methods.
"1 was iln'preesed at that time by
oysters, the methods of collecting
them. and still is, to use dredges,
which are simply heavy rakes with
chain network attached 1to the tooth
liar, and carried by a superimposed.
.tramowork in such a manner as to
[firm a bag which drags behind the
rake, the mouth of themes being
held open above the tooth bar of the
raise by the framework, so that as
the rake is dragged along the bot-
. - tom the oysters are collected in the
f 14 course by tide currents, wind and moment it is applied the itching steps tom. 5““ ‘99 "fl“ 1! ““99 ‘99. . ,1 1 1
wave action, the recovery or the dye and the‘ healing begins. says a tandem?“ PM“! 9" blown out °‘ oer i am g‘aedaa- can New“ MD I
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lows: The vessel goes out on the
ground where the oysters are sup-
posed to be and dumps the dredge
overboard, then steams ahead at a
rate of two and a half to three miles
per hour. iAfter dragging a short or
long distance. according to the quan-
tity of oysters on the ground, the
dredge is hauled up to the surface.
dumped and thrown overboard for
another haul.
'These dredges vary in width from that several of them can be hauled analogous to cleaning up a wheat
about two feet in the light hand
pulled dredgea uaetl on smaller anil-
rng vessels up to six feet for the heavy dredges and as the vessel travels on livgr the oysters from tho, dredges to
dredges used on the larger power
boots. It requires a lot or skill and
knowledge as to the proper speed, the
length or hauling line to be put. our driving wheels so the oysteri‘u- not 5",“; when they may be assorted‘
the haphazard way 0' 83mm“! "‘9 etc. (which varies according to the injured. Ind the submarine rests on by 011W labor ’
nature of the ground being dredgcdi,‘
to cause the dredge to fill properly
These drill!!!” operations are prin-
cipally cprried out in waters'from} 18
test to 50, or even 80 feet in depth.
Unayetemaile Work.
an open well in the center of the Ves-
sel, this well is filled with air so as to
keep the water out the same as it does
in the diving compartment of the
submarine boats we have built for
various governments. The dredge
master stands in a compartment un
der normal air pressure. where he can
look out into this compartment and
see the oysters coming into the
dredge The dredges are arranged no
side by side. in the vessel 1 have all
ready designed, l have four Ive-foot
the water had she can hold her exact
course
“These dredgps fill in front of the
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.pleted the vessel swings a one ct not
lhandllng the cystera‘ is necessary un-
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hsndllng the details of the peace plan.
l in the meantime. thennnouncenlent
from Saltillc that General Carranza
has decided to send delegates to the
mediation conference injected a com-
plex phase into the situation. The me-
diators have been firm in their deter-
mination to exclude Constitutionslist
delegates unless an armratice prevt
cusly had been declared.
It is not at all improbable that the
American delegates will ask the mo
distort to receive the Constitutional
“envoys or that they themselves will
endeavor to obtain information from
the new representatives. The comm;
or the Constitutionshsts is bound to
assist the nsgctlitions and advance
mammalian” are lemony
admitted of not. ‘
it is believed her! that the Consti-
tutionaltstg’ representative will be
so as to make a. track on the bottom,
and thus the submarine travels over
the b tom as a power driven reaping
on would trevel over a wheat
field. reaping the oysters or other
shell lush in a swath’ twenty feet
wide.'~l~WIen one ‘swath' is com-
Supreme court. The work of the con
iereuces is now centered on the sec-
ond point in the pacidcatlon plan. the
personnel of the provisional govern-
ment. Namubaveaotyetbeenau ub
driving "“9“ “d ma” another mitted by the United States because
'evrath'; 80 «lost wide» directly “09" am has an no direct communica-
aida so that the recovery hemmed m m tho Constitutional-ta and it
b that now which the American Gov-
mantisaimiagtoaetialyaoasto
”nude than to lay down their uma.
wmdmc.cirothm,spo-
eiel ‘ib’pfdldhtatlvo oi the State Do-
partaunt tron Tort-eon to Baltlllo was
interpreted bore as moaning thot he
on Sid iii
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field
"Special means are provided to de-
thc holds oi the vessel so that no man
til they are delivered tothe sorting
Grant annuity».
"The veaaet : can already designed
has a capacity. at collecting oysters
mom. good ground at the rate ct five .
thousand bushels per hour. A to)» H‘
young attorney. prominent in the Con- ,
atltutionalist movement; also in New 4.
York, and iglesias Calderon, leader of '
the Liberal party in Mexico, now at
Salliilo with General Carranza. Ra‘-
i’sel Zubarnn. special representative of
General Currants, in Winston, may
be a delegate. int it is Me likely that
he will continue in the capital to lock .
alter important interests of the Cont ;
stitutionsllsts titers. 1:
The coming of Conatitutimallata‘ .1 1
donates at a time when m1 11;?
have reached the critical stage where;
personnel is being discussed will not '
be unwelcome to the AmericansRintl “ _
it is suggested in some quarters that“ ‘
even the Huerta debates, anxious for
an old or the civil strife, will be glad
to have the negotiations hurried gby
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hauled up 11nd dumped; "
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is that it is not systematic, the work ,Constant or intermittent irritation tube also supplies the all- to those MWWT'YW mm“
is done in the dark and as the vessel producing itching and red. angry that WW “9 forms t lhimit 90 that "8 Thickness 800108"!
is sailing on the surface oi the water, ma patches on the akin is readily re- 99’ 0! the crew my around to the , 2 1 _
"bloat to being drifted out other lievod with cold-sulphur «can. use aurfacé while the vessel is on the bot ‘ u M
turn is a grab-ruched”): method. ‘derlaatologiat. ”W“ the “‘2‘“ comes to no"; t. with sulphur Ind alcohol
One can readily understand that it It eflccts such prompt relief. events “‘9 ““99“ “guru and m minced and
the véssel is steaming along at a threo- aggravated mum that rt is a eleven “P W h" "“91” “mm °'°' m m wrm’m and lux-
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course, and the dredge is lowered 11‘ clans, mean in an autumnal“ fly itching and alone hair.
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