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New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
ICE coMPANY'S HEAD MISSING.
General Alarm Out for J. W. Ferguson, of
Pelham Ice Company.

A general alarm sent TO the police of New
York City and westchester County last night 10
find John w. Ferguson, well known resident of
Rochelle who has been mystertousy missing
from his home in that city since January IL Mr.
Earquson Was at the head of the Pelham Ice Com
nanv which owns a large plant in North Pelham,
and was a member of the Republican Club and the
Yacht clubs of New Rochelle. His friends believe
that his mind has become deranged because the
Ice Trust has made serious inroads his bust
ness and threatened to ruin 1t.
Al the time the Ice Trust absorbed all of the
nIants in Westchester County, IL offered TO pur-
ccbase Mr. Fergusons company with the others. but
the price offered did not suit him. and as he was
doing a good business he decided to defy the COM
hnafion 1t was not long till his business was
crinpied OF late Mr.. Ferguson has been SICK and
GJs friends noticed that much depressed.
ge left his home No. II Bayvtew-ave-, on jan
nary IL telling his wife and daughter that he was
EtD
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
RADIUM IN SOLAR PHOTOsPHERE.
Professor Snyder, of Philadelphia, Makes
Discovery-Announces Laws.

Philadelphia Jan. 17-Professor Monroe B. Snyder.
director of the Philadelphia Observatory. has an
no,inoed that he has discovered the existence Of
radiurn in the solar photosphere. and OF radium
emanation in the solar corona and in the auroral
streamers of the earth. He also finds that radium
and radium enanation. the latter Identical with
coronium are widely and correatively distributed
in stars. nebulse and very probably comets.
He further announces these laws:
F4rst-There is universal celestial radoacttvtty
namely negative or associative. and positive dis
soriarivs transformation OF the elements, with ac-
commanding absorption and emission or radiant
energy OF Characteristic freQuencies and ntensties
Sac0nd-Naxrnum radioactivity is critically de-
pendent upon the energy gradient and is therefore
periodic and often local in sun. stars new stars.
nebulse and comets
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
TO USE LOCKED OUT MEN.
ompson-Starrett Co. GiUes EN-
pI0yers' association a Surprise.

The Building Trades Employers Association
got an unwelcOme surprise yesterday by receiv-
ing a letter from the Thompson -Starrett Com
pany stating that the firm would at once begin
TO re-employ it's locked out carpenters. There
have been strained relations between Theodore
Starrett. president of the company, and the as
sociation. for some time. The Thompson-Star-
rett Company is one of the largest firms of gen.
eral contractors in the association, and has a
number of big contracts on hand.
Neither Charles L. Eidlitz, president. nor Louis
Harding of the press committee of the assOcia-
tion, would discuss the letter last night, beyond
saying that it had been referred 10 the emer-
gency committee for action.
Mr.. Starrett said that, although he disap-
proved of the method of the association. he will
remain ia It, At least, that is how he felt at
present. He had been asked by John R. Shee-
han, of John r. Sheehan & Co, general con-
tractors, TO attend a meeting on Friday to form
a master contractors association, composed OF
general contractors. He had accepted, as he
was in sympathy with the views of Mr.. Shee-
han They were. briefly. TO fight restrictions
trade imposed through agreements between
unions and trade associations or manufacturers,
which created monopolies IN some of the
branches and put obstacles in the way of inde-
pendent contractors.
the District Council Of the Brotherhood Of Car
penters last night over the action of the Thomp-
son-Starrett Company. 1t was said that sim
liar action would be taken by other contractors.
The plan of the general contractors is 10 form
an association of firms which are equipped for
finishing building all the way through. These
contractors have brick yards and structural iron
plants, and employ their men directly in all
trades except those which are monopolized by
agreements between unions and trade associa-
tions or material manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
PENSION BILL CHANGED.
AppEeS Only to Justices of First
Department.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNEl

Albany, Jan. 1.-THE Judges Pension bill
which provoked bitter contest at the last
session, viii make its temperance soon. as
The Tribune has already forecasted but in a
materially modified form. The new bill will
apply only 10 the first department and will
carry no State charge, that it will be, in
effect local New-York City measure AS its
friends now contemplate. the measure will pro-
vide that retired Justices Of the Supreme Court
in the First judicial Department under specified
restriction shall constitute a special body to
which shall be submitted references and which
shall formulate reports in aid of the conscience
OF the court That is. that there shall be an
eligible list from which TO draw referees in
but do not warrant the sitting of Supreme Court
cases which require the taking of testimony,
Justices. The friends of this measure believe
this will expedite court proceedings and relieve
congestion
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
MRS. CHADWICK BROUGHT FEW JEWELS.

Reports from Cleveland that Mrs. Chadwick had
brought into this country jewels valued at s250O0o
were discredited yesterday at the Custom House of
this city.
Francis z. Hamilton. solicitor to the Collector of
the Port, said yesterday that Mrs Chadwick had
made many trips between New-York and Europe,
but had not brought here jewels amounting to
s250OO0
Mrs Chadwick came ever in December lSu.
said Mr. Hamilton "and brought 5000 worth OF
been taken out of the country by her the out
going trip In June, 1902. she arrived here with
Jewels valued S1 800 She paid duty on 10000 OF
this amount. She declared that the remainder,
81 $685. was the value of jewels which she took
abroad from Cleveland. We made a careful IN
vestigation in Cleveland Of her declaration. and
found IL to be correct.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
WITNESS ASSAULTED.
Trouble FoLLO7cS Hearing an Strike
Breaker" Case.

After the hearing before Commissioner heaung
yesterday OF the charges being preferred asalls'
1stdor Herr the strike breaker charged with
violating the employment agency license Ia" oy
the Mine Workers Union. one of the complalhhs
witnesses. Frederick Lynch. says he was accosIeo
by two men as he leaving the once OF MS
counsel William 5. Seberry, at No go Broao"aS
One ne saws represented himself. State de-
tective with a warrant for his arrest. Lyhch
saws that the man declined TO show his authority
and assaulted him. The trouble, which occul'su
about 10 D. m, attracted a crowd. Lynch says
policeman appeared but did not arrest thS ii'A
for the intimidation and assault
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
CHADWICK BAIL $4,000.
On Federal Charges Only-Attorney
ErpectS Release This Week.

Cleveland. Jan III. P. Dawley. in the United
States Circuit Court to-day asked that bail for the
release of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick be fixed Judge
Wing placed the amount $4,000. Dawley said
this amount would be furnished. This would
lease Mrs. Chadwick the federal charges, but
there are three other indictments against her in
the Cuyahoga County courts Mr.. Dawley said he
would ask the State courts 70 fix bail
Prosecutor Keeler SAID if Mrs. Chadwick gave
bail in the United States court she would be ar
rested on a capias 10 answer TO the indictments
returned by the county grand jury Mr.. Dawley
said bail would be furnished for Mrs. Chadwick
on the county indictments Just the
was fixed. He expects her release this week
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
DIES IN FIANCE's PRESENCE.
Member of Noted Virginia Family succumbs
to Operation for Appendicitis.
rRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNE.l

Winchester Va Jan lin the presence Of Bax-
tar Moore Of Chester S c.. TO whom she was TO
be married soon and with members of her family
near Miss Mary Picton Lewis. twenty-one years
old died suddenly at Memorial Hospital to-day from
an operation for appendicitis Saturday by New
York specialist Mr. Moore arrived here a few
hours before the operation,
Miss Lewis was a daughter of Daingerheld Lewis.
owner OF Audey. a famous estate in Clarke County.
and was related TO many noted Virginia and south
ern families Her mother is Mrs. Carter Penn
Lewis Miss Lewis was related 10 Colonel Edward
Stevens. OF Castle Point Hoboken and Miss Eleanor
Park Custs Lewis, who married 10 IhomaS
Bloodgood Peck jr.. in HobOken last Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
GILMAN AND BUTLER ADDRESS IT.
Speak Before Charity Organization Meeting
"Streets Never Freer of Panhandlers."

The work OF organized charities particularly the
.ra,,trq for such work thoroughly discussed
last night at the twenty-second meeting OF the
charity Organization Society in the assembly hall
or the United Charities Building. Ex-Presdsnt GIL
man Of the Johns Hopkins University made the
r,cipal address He spoke OF the tendency through
ont the world toward union This. he said. to
be seen in philanthropy. Dr. Gilman also declared:
l need hardly remind this audience that New
York is redundant with object lessons II IS both
cadence irreligion, vice. disorder crime shiftless-
ness, insanitaticn. may be discovered Thank God
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
WOULD UNDO MoRGAN's WORK.
A Tammany Bill to Discourage Challenging
on Election Day.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUHE.I

Albany, Jan IA bill Of dangerous and sweeping
effect, attacking the present election law. was in
troduced by AssembIyman Malloy to-day It is
clearly aimed breaking down the efficient sys-
under which State Superintendent Morgan elm
mated than thirty thousand illegal last
fall. The measure provides that registration or
Election day any challenging a voter. must
make a sworn statement Of the reasons for his
challenge and in event Of his failing do this the
election inspector shall disregard the challenge alto
gether. The bill will, Of course. die in committee
but its introduction by Tammany Democrat indi-
Gates the resentment felt against the Republican
work for honest election last fall
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18

thar is but half the story Here also the ranks
are wise generous ingenious. selt-sacrtncfng
and devoted and women who are thTarttng the
downward tendencies
May I be allowed to speak OF Baltimors? The
great conhagration there occurred not quite year
ago. The legislature appropriated $4,000 for the
needy. T@y united charities all wants sup
piled and less than SIS 900 was drawn for relief.
Wise. well taught and thrifty Baltimore,
Edward T. Devine, general secretary OF the Chari-
" Organization Society. made address. He
declared that the streets OF New-York were never
cleaner OF professional panhandlers than to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
DEFINITE MOVE IN CANAL TANGLE.
Legality of Lump Sum Bid Questioned by
Buffalo Company.
[BT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBCSE,I

Albany. Jan. 1.-THE first definite step in the
canal tangle was forecast to-day when Eugene Folk
of Buffalo. representing the Buffalo Dredging Com
pany. filed a brief with Attorney General Mayer
questioning the legality of the lump sum canal
bid. The Buffalo Dredging Company Is the lowest
item bidder on one section of the canal. Its bid
A.065 600. Mr.. Folk to-day told the Attorney
General that his firm would probably begin a
tiorart action 10 review the proceedings of Su-
perintendent Boyd in advertising the contracts
Attorney General Mayer hopes to render opinion
the legality Of the present bids by next Mon
day, possibly. before Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
A CAR PASSENGER LOSES $500.
Conductor on Thirty-fourth-st. Line Had Just
Asked Whether Any One Missed Anything.

ANY one lost anything called out the con-
5,,c+ar ~ = westbound Thirty-fourth-st. car last
night as TWO young men leaped from the cro"ueo
rear platform Fifth-ave.
.y75a-'s a good one" laughed John Harwooo' OF
portsmouth. y H who had just reached town
However. he sought his pocketbook. Three hunorea
dollars was missing from his trousers pocket ne
Terorted the loss 10 the police Of the west 4hH-
fiet h-st station.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

1Siy' Jan IA constitutional amendment
,-7.ea e-a ~ the Constitutional Home Rule Club OF
- o'A City. vas introduced IN the Assembly
So, -lAg ty Nr. Fuller, placing the power Of
49, '5-s and amending city charters in the cities,
- 1sp-'h--g tc certain extent the exclusive
"' oi The legislature IN charter matters. It
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
FOR APPRAISAL COMMISSION.
Mr.. Perham's Bill Would Provide One for
Forty-second-st. Damages.
rgx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUNE.l

Albany Jan 1.-THE old question of the ue-up
in Forty-second-st-, incident u the CONSTRUCTION
= tho subway and the damage to business inter
ee+s and property owners along this thoroughfare
vyas reopened to-day by the introduction OF a
measure hy Assernblyrnar Perham. Of New-fork.
authorizing the appointment Of an appraisal com
,,issio, 10 hear claims for damages arising out
Mr. FeTbara gave out statement indicating that
- ,,sse1ITa vSss drawn in accordance with the
--IresSed ousnions of Alexander Z. Orr, president
Of the Rapid Transit Commission on the suDJecI OF
E-1buvaV damages
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
FOR COUNTY EDUCATION BOARD.
Mr. Merritt, of St. Lawrence, Wants One for
His District.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Albany. Jan 17.-Assemblyman Merritt Of st.
Lawrence, to-day introduced a measure apply
ing only 10 his county, but carrying an unusual
amount Of interest 10 upstate rural communi-
ties. The bill provides for the creation Of a
board Of education in 81. Lawrence County TO
consist Of the county judge. the chairman Of the
Board Of Supervisors the president of the Nor
nal College and several lower school officials.
This board is TO provide a uniform system OF
textbooks for the county.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18

provides that any city may adopt A charter on the
petition OF per cent of the taxpayers for an cleo
ton at which charter commissioners arc alac+aa
VINO orait a charter and, after being submitted To
the vote OF the people, IL is submitted TO the legsS
latuTe, Al intervals OF two years amendments
may be proposed by the Common t~onncii ar t
petition Of the people. Va DS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
TO MAINTAIN ELECTION RECORDS.
Senator Malby Introduces Bill to Aid Super
intendent Morgan.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIRuxE.l

Albany. Jan 1.-THE measure providing for an
additional $4,000 for the maintenance of the Of
fetal records collected by George w. Morgan. State
Superintendent OF Elections for the Metropolitan
District the last election was to-day intro
duced by Senator Malby, chairman OF the Senate
Finance Committee. and as a party measure VIII
be speedily passed The bill aims TO provide funds
both for maintaining the card system of voters col
lected in the last campaign in New-YOrk city, and
also for further investigating and checking the
naturalization frauds The latter suggestion was
contained in GCEernor Hlggins,s message.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
HUNDREDS BURIED BY EARTHQUAKE.
Victims Had Failed to Heed Warnings to
Keep from Dangerous Part of Shemakha.

London Jan. ia dispatch from St Petersburg
to a news agency reports that earthquake at
Shemakha (seventy-six miles north-northwest OF
Eaku) buried hundreds of people in the ruins of
,,,ud,rgs in the lower part of the town. which
densaiv populat ted, despite the decision after the
earthquake OF three years ago l1at no more houSes
should built there.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
KILLED BY AN "AUToy IN FIFrH-AVE

While crossing Fffth-ave. in front OF the Savoy
Hotel az Fifty-ninth-st- last night John O'DonneIl
Of No 100 SanfOrd-st-. Brooklyn. knocked down
and run over by an automobile He was removed TO
the Flower Hospital where he died later The man
had started the Plaza. and had become con-
fused by several automobiles which were approach
ing in different directions The chauffeur OF the
machine that hit him was arrested
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
TO SELL MINOR LANDSCAPES.

A sale OF American landscapes by the late Rob
c. Minor. n. A.. win he held tonight at s
O'Clock in the American Art Galleries. in Madison
Square South The paintings include all the works
which Mr.. Minor left. with the exception OF some
studies which will be given 20 art institutions
Thomas Z. Kirby will conduct the sals-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
EARTHQUAKE FELT IN MEXICO.
Infantry Barricks at Jalapa Collapsed, but
Soldiers Were Not There.

Mexico City Jan IA heavy shock Of earth
o,oLa mas felt early in the morning of the 14th
inst the Jalapa the State of Vera Cruz.
The whole of section Of the infantry
barracks collapsed. but at the time the building
was unoccupied
New-York tribune., 1905-01-18
IN AID OF SUFFERING HORSES.
Street Sanding Measure To Be introduced
To-day for Major Woodbury..
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Albany. Jan. IA measure will be introduced
on behalf Of the New-York City administration to-
morrow seeking TO provide for the sanding Of slip
perv city streets in the winter at municipal eI-
pense This is a bill along lines suggested by The
tribune and favored by Major Woodbury.. COM
missioner OF Street Cleaning.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Cftaiiatifhe 8inoer.

Or. Mbott in Sineapure, elm Naturz
forIher, berDffsntli9te tirali9 einise
8eoba9tuneen iiber bic unteri9iebs i'm
8enebmen Der uftaiiatifdsn unb euro<
pGtf9en &inber: yWeber bic malai>
if9en mod bic 9inefifden 9inber,"
f9reibt CT, limb 70 serdui9boa unb
unbdnbig tpie Die Der eipiliiirtsn Rafz
fen. Gs errest in unferm @emiitb ee<
rabe5u Staunen unb Wiberpilen, bic
&naben bier aus elmer Der Geeierunes@
fdulen tommsn gu ieben. gbineien,
Malaien, MI9linge, ale bur6einanz
Der. fOmmen sun3 rubig nnb lautlos
beraus unb itei9en entpeber in ibr
@dselden ober ge6en gef9nieselt unb
artis na9 Sauie. &einer, Der bana4
tra9tete, cine &eiierei anaufangen, tein
paar, bas fi9 in einem 3innftein
tpdlste; Ntemanb, Der ben anbern an
ieinen Saaren ober ieinen &leibern
a0se ober cine bon ben Natiirli9teiten
besinse, bic BEL unfern S9uliuneen
alItGeli9 gu feben finb. unb bic als Elm
Nusbrud Der ein~sebornen unb bur9 bic
@9ulsu9t mibfam. einsebdmmten
gnersie Der Hafe erideinen. Nber id
CLAUDE, bob bic @intDnisfeit unb bic
9ibe bes &limas biel bamit gu tbun
bat. sSn ben beiBen 2dnbern bat Nies
manb gu bel Gnersis. Oie gineebor>
men bon Sinbuitan erf9einen triibfin<
Mig bon Natur. Oie lleberbOlterung
bes 2anbes unb bic periobifdsn 9un@
eersnDtbe, bic fih fdon felt Sabrhuns
berten pieberbolen, TSgen afs urfGAe
bsHen angeieben tperben. Ser Malaie
lit nidt triibfinnis, eber CUR 5rDbli4z
felt peranlast. Tait nirsenbs lit ibm
bic Nabrung fnapp. SD babe iibrisens
feline febr hobe Meinung bon Der Set
ftesfraft bes Malaien, aber bas Sc
birn zines gbineien tit cine 4rt bon
un%erpedtem, junsfrduli6em 8oben
bon ungeabnter Sru6tbarfeit. @enn
gbtna einmal ertpa9t, pirb bic @elt
f~taunen, absr i9 CLAUDE, bab bas @r>
tpaden in si%n5elnen 4tomen erfolsen
pirb, ni9t In elmer MaHe; pie Is in
Sapan Der Sal setpefen it,"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
@eqen ben 4.

Sopeta, 2as., Is. Geb. Gin
@eieb our gtablirung elmer Sel=&af=
finerie purbs i'm Sauie nit 81 ge9en
80 Stimmer a%n9enommer. Sa bic
0orlaee ben Senat i8pn paifrt bat,
70 beoarf fe rur Der nnteri9rift bss
@%ouberneurs. Cine 8srpiai9ung bon
$40. 600 fur bic G~abritanlaeen unb
ben getrieb lit eema6t tuoroen. Die
6abrit fpirb in peru, 9anfas, etabIirt
tusrosn. Die Nrbeitstraft wiro bas
bortige 3u9tbaus liefsrn.
Sum gr3bif9Of seweib t.
Gincinuati, O., Is. 6eb.-
g%oabiutDr Senrp Moener puroe bier
unter ben einbrudsbollen @ebrdu4er
Der Standardization 8ir6e gum @r3.
bii9of fur bic SiOceie eetpeibt. Der
sseier, bic in Der gatbebrale fattfanb,
trobntsn cardinal Gibbons, gr3biiGoi
8lennar uno niele anbere bobe Wir=
oentrdeer Der Stride BET.
Sie grnennun9e gen.
Wabinaton, Is. 5ebruar.
Die 3eibuneen suiiden prdfoent uni
Senat tperben bur6 sinen geri9t bee
Senats- Suftis-g omites neuen 3upa4s
erbalten. gs banoelt fia I'm einen
8sfdluB, tpel9er Die Mnf&ten bes prd=
fbenten iibsr .@scsB grnennungen"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
Das frfe Mlutttrbeim.
6drsorse ses ,,Sunoes tar NutferSd5usA
fur teoige mitteupie Yaatter.

6trScrse oeS ,,SunoeS fur yRutferSd1u8"
fur teeige mitteupis nsHtter.
5anb IN 6anb NIT Der fommunoIen
Siiriprse fir bic Sduglinse Der armen
Srauer unb lebigen mittellO5en Miitter
sebt IN Seutf6lanb Die pripate 5ilfsz
arbeit, Die bisber fdpn anerfennens>
pertbe @rfolee auf biefem @ebiete se=
5eitigt bat. Nber mod INNER bleibt bas
Meifts gu tbun iibris. Sn Ssutf9lanb
tperben jdbrli9 runb 10000 unsbe,
li9e 8inbsr eeboren, nabsau Elm 3ebntel
aqer 9eburten iiberbaupt. 8on bieien
fterben bereits in unb Dor Der @eburt
5 Yro5ent seeen 3 Yrp5ent bes Rei6sz
bur9f9nitts; i'm eritsn 2ebensidbre
28.5 proaent sesen 1877 pro5ent, 70
bob iiberbaupt nur Elm gerinser 8rlhS
tbeil CUR 3eife ertpd9ft. Oabei tit bic
@eburten5iffer an ii9 in 9euti9lano
in relatipem &iidgang besriffen: auf
1000 2ebenbe sntfieisn 1876 nod Al
@eburten, 1900 nur nod 355! Die
fOrsfarle @rbaltuns jeOes eefunb ses
borenen &inbes lit alfp in ieber 6inii9t
Elm @ebot ~rationeler &aHenbpgiens unb
nt6tis fir bic Grbaltung Der @olfss
trait unb =sefunbbeit. Der v8unb fir
Mutterf9us," Der ii9 Dor Sturgeon
fonftituirte, unb bieier Sage bas erite
Mutterbsim in Giiena9, Sbiirinsen,
erOffnete, bat es ii9 CUR Nufgabe ses
ma9t, in Der Siiriprse fir unebelids
&inber reue Wege gu bei9reiten, be-
bic &inberfrippen ni6t msebr g%eniigen.
ST min 9%eimitdtten f9affen, in benen
ale eeiunben unb arbeitspiQiaen unz
ebeli6en Mitter piIfpmmen finb, bic
ben Wunf9 baben, hire &inber au ees
funben unb niibliGen Menfden felbft
gu eraieben. SbunliaIt auf benz Qanbe
ober in lGnbli6en @orprten Der StGbts
folIen fie in edrtnerif6er 8obenbsarbeiz
tuns, in lanbnirtbf9dftli9en Hebens
betrieben Ober in s~efunbbeitli9 einz
tpanbsfreier gstperbli9er SbGtisfeit
p~irtbf9aftli9e Selbfftdnbisfeit eee
!pinnsn, untsr slei95eitieer Siiriorse
fir cine a~nedmGBise Yflese unb gr@
siebuns Der 8inber, @eipdbrung bon
He4tsf9ub unb Gratliasr 9ilfelei<
flung. Iuberhem iolen Elm umfahens
Der sefebli6er Mutterfdub, cine anse=
meine MISUNDERSTANDING unb
Gbnli9e 3iele aneeftrebt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-16
S@iTsna9ri9ten.

Nep Oorf: ,Ginlano" BON Wnttperpsn
v2ronprin3 Wilbelm" bon Bre.
men; yStatenbam" mad &oiter.
BAN; .Sicilia" nod Nsapsl uni
@enua; Oceanic" nod 2iber.
pool; v6eaie Olab" nod @bri.
fiania uno @spenbagen.
Wobille: vSonian" bon ct. 2ouis, q.
g., uno 9alifar fur 2iberpool.
Nntuerpen: y3ronlanb" bon Stem Oori
bta Sober.
Bremen: .3aiier Wilhelm Der @roBe"
bon Rep Oorf nia plymouth uni
Gberbourg.
Dong Song: y@mpreB Of Sapan" bon
8ancouber bia Dofobama.