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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
Editor Grnesheck ul.

Fairview. Kan. Aug. 31.-Colone1 S.
o. Groesbeck. editor of the Fairview
Enterprise, is dangerously i'll and his
paper is being issued by his printers
and his syrnpathizing friends and
neighbors. He is one of the -d-time
editors. a character worthy of public
honor on account of his unyielding
honesty and quaint manners.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
MEXICAN FTRENEN STRIKE.
They Tie Up Traffic on chihuahua
Division of Central

Ell Paso, Aug. 31.-An firemen on
the Chihuahua division of the Mexican
Central railroad are on a strike and
train service in that division is tied up.
The men have been out since last Fri
day night. AS the mails are held up in
consequence of the strike. the govern
ment is expected to take a hand in set
fling the matter. General Manager
Hudson is comforting with state and
military authorities a Chihuahua. The
cause of the strike is unknown.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
WAS Not Cravens After AN.

Leavenworth, KAN Aug. Silt de-
veloped last night that the man arrested
by the sheriff at Osceola, Neb., and
brought to the Kansas penitentiary to-
day by Chaplain J. D. McBriar and John
Higgins the parole officer, is not Ben
Cravens. the notorious desperado but
Albert Clay Settler, anitinerant jewelry
poEdler
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
CELERY GROWERS KICK.
Claim the Freight Rates on Vegetables
Are Excessive.

Los Angeles, Aug. 31.-The celery
growers of Grange county had a mass
meeting last night in which addresses
were made and strong resolutions were
passed protesting against the action of
road companies in maintaining excess
sive freight rates on vegetables to east
ern points. Copies of the resolutions
were sent to the interstate commerce
commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
For the Chanute Log Rolling.

Chanute, Kan, Aug. 31.-Nearly $500
has been hung up by Chanute camp of
Modern Woodmen to be given away as
prizes at the mammoth log-rolling
which will be held here September 25.
The committees which have charge of
the affair met last evening and decided
upon programme and the prizes which
will he offered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
Osborne County Corn.

Charlie Tillquist of Independence
township brought a sheaf of corn to
town that is something wonderful.
Four stalks are standing in the Far
mer office. They are twelve feet high
and each bears two big ears. He has
100 acre like it and every acre is good
for sixty bushels. We wish the editor
of the Atchison Globe, who keeps say
rest his eyes on this field. He would
County Farmer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
Sale of a Country Home.

Garnett, Kan, Aug. 31.-The deal has
now been completed by which Joe Stew
enson sells to Will Ware his home
place southwest of town. The place
consists of 40 acres of choice land %
acres alfalfa. The consideration was
81, 500 cash, which is less than it cost to
build the fine dwelling house, which
has three stories and a basement.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
A splinter Causes Lockiaw.

Eureka, Aug. 31.-A daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hillyard who lives
north and west of Severy run a splin-
ter in her foot about two weeks ago.
The young woman attended the fair
at Howard and Eureka with the
splinter in her foot. DR.. Manning
was called yesterday and removed It.
She is suffering now with a severe
case of lockjaw and her recovery Is
doubtful. She is about "a years old.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
Cauebt s5 Pound Catfish.

r. Olsen caught a sixty -f1ve-pound
catfish Wednesday down near the ice
houses just above the dam. 1t is the
largest fish that has been caught in
the river this sumH1er.-Clay Center
DISPATCH
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
CREAMERIEs WIN IN NEBRAsKA

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 31.-The state
railroad commission has sustained the
motion of the creameries of Nebraska
asking the rejection of the request of
railroads and express companies to
advance rates on cream shipments.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
RnraI Carrier Named

Washington, Aug. 31.-Alford Chen
oweth was yesterday appointed regular
carrier. with Samuel F. Groom sub
stitute out Of Jennings, Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31
Taft club at Garnett.

Garnett Kan. Aug. 31.-A Taft Re-
publican club was organized for An
derson county here last night. J. M
Haskinson was elected permanent
chairman and Thomas Kirkpatrick
secretary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-08-31

where one of t.-s horses dropped dead
from fright. it is thought at the sighr
of an engine. The team had never
been to town before.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Makino Thinos Clear.

An old PEBBLES worthy and an En
lish Indy were one day recently oc cl
pants Of railway carriage IN an Ed
burgh bound train. The train had be
waiting long at certain station, "
there was no appearance OF Its sta 7
ing when the worthy remarked. 9TH c
are n gey taiglesomc lot here"
Il beg your pardon" said the lady.
I'm sayln' they're an awfu daid u
squad here" said the old fellow.
Il really beg your pardon, SIR sb
rejoined.
I'm remarkln' they're vcra dreicl
lot here the nicht," the old gentlema
further ventured
Really, ! must again beg your pnf
DON sald The lady, with marked en-
barrassWcnt. "but do not compre
hend you"
u WINS just trying TO say the trail
was la,e" be finally blurlcd
"InGeed. sir, II Is very late" agreed
the lady.
hnd the conversation collapsed. -
Dundee News.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

There wns n faroff, CHEEKY sound of
busy machines Through the open win.
dow he could see his fields swarmlng
with men and teams. The food wagon
and eating tent stood back by the well.
the important cook bustlng over fire.
His room was cool and fresh. Flowers
stood upon his little homemade table
with the doctors medicine glass.
Bit by bit he studied Il out, and ms
he recognized Mr.. Bradley and the
boys and other neIghbors and Mrs
Bradley herself putting his freshly
washed shirts upon the line his eye,
filed and he murmured faint GOD
bless themf
At the sound there was a stir by the
head of the bed, and n girl with anx
ious eyes leaned over him and touched
his forehead with n shy little hand.
He looked at her moment; then he
muttered feebly, questlonlngly, "Llzzie
BradleyLamson"
With n rush of tender tears she laid
her warm pink cheek against his, mur
muring: mo, Joe, dear; no! Lizzie
Bradley Harrisr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
His Little
Scheme.
sy ALICE LOUISE LEE.

I LAuDIA TEN EyCK was driv
Ing along the boulevard alone
~ her nuffy little head full Of ideas
of economy. which she was en-
deayoring 10 exercise for the benefit OF
Tennyson Benham. pedestrian, swing
lng rapidly down the bicycle path
ahead OF her
''0h. Tenny~ she called softly. draw.
Ing the mare up under the trees which
separated the path from the highway.
II was just wishing Her voice did
not finish the remark, but AN engaging
display n dlmples did as she patted
the seat beside her
1T would be lovely" returned Ten
nyson moroscly. III II were my trap or
my horse"
Claudia added laugh 10 the dim
piles as the morose one climbed into
the trap. 1T will all come some day"
she continued. laughing gayly.
ITS no laughing matter Claudia"
groaned Tennys9n. Here ] am pos
sessed OF law education which is
rusting for lack OF use, a few debts.
fewer dollars and no prospects"-
''Tenny." reproacbfully!
only the doleful prospect Of having
10 wait etcrDally for the dearest,
sweetest. dalntlest''-
Claudia blushed and hamtened 10 in.
terrupt Il think the law Is tiresome.
Papa sits In his library all day. and
don't see why he should insist on your
working"
Again Tennyson groaned nt her view
point. The pater Ten Eyck, being con
fined 10 the house with the gout, did
sit in his library all day. but he sat
between telephone and stenogra-
pher, with clerk In the background
and messenger boy or two at his com
mand.
Soon the trap left the boulevard and
plunged down the steep Mount Hope
road into narrow valley. At the foot
OF the mountain the highway broke up
into number of rude tracks travers-
ing the valley. Into one of these Clan-
dia turned the mare. Il want TO see
what is on the other side of that" she
explained, pointing to a shoulder of
the mountain around which the road
curved
In moment her longlngs were graft
fed. They rounded the corner and
came ON little cabin surrounded by
pigs. chickens and children. A man
with gun stepped from the doorway
and motioned them TO stop.
"You git back thar" came his deter
mined command "rll have you under
stand that this ere is private property,
and there amt goin' to be no trespass
In while can handle gun"
Ifv~ ,,,o.h ,lv you .t'u'sv pea tics-
passT inquired Tennyson gravely.
II charge moren you've been willln'
to pay so far"
80 far" echoed Tennyson.
"Ain't you the Consolidated Subur-
ban Rapid Transit companyg' demand
ed the man suspiciously.
my good sir" calculated Tennyson,
II am not consolidated nor even united
yet"
Claudia's dimples began to play, and
she looked hard down the valley.
The man came nearer and rested one |
foot on the hub OF front wheel.
"Sayr he broke out suddenly. mister,
look 'ee here. That blamed agent says |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

I've cnrIed you In here" Ten Eyck
But, as preface. I'll relate a bit Of
your personal history which has come
to my ears"
Claudia started, and Tennyson's hand
moved nearer hers In spite OF the fact
that he had Just heroically given her
up.
Personal business history. Mr. Ben
ham," he amended dryly.
But at the next sentence Tennyson's
back Strengthened with sudden jerk
Mr.. Benham, you are the young man
who combined wit enough aud law
enough to buy up strip Of land In
Mount Hope valley lying across the
prospective route Of the Consolidated
Suburban Rapii Transit company"
Tennyson gasped.
Then you proceeded, warIly, as you
thought, to get q Hungarian TO bnry
his brother on your land. At the same
time you applied for charter lncor.
poratlng the Mount Hope CeEietsry
company"
How did you find out. and why Old
you find outY' lnterposed Tennyson.
Then Ten Eyck almost smiled "As
to the how you'll never know. As to
the why II was very much to my III.
terest to know, since am-well, to all
ihtents and purposes, as will soon be
known. the Consolidated Suburban
Rapid Transit company" 81
Tennysons mouth opened. but DO
sound came.
III | hadn't found out just as did.
young man. and stopped your game |
suppose you'd have bled the Transit
company round number Of thousands
for the privilege Of going through your
cemetery. chr
Tennyson molstened bis lips. That
was my intention"
Vow" began Peter. rubbing bis
forehead violently. 80 much for the
past The favor ] want to ask Of you
Ia this: VIII you accept the position as
counsel 10 the consolidaiedr'
a lght broke over Tennyson's face.
"Wiil ~ he exclaimed Il should be
mos, happy 10 serve you, sir" he fin
hhad perfunctorily
i'etsr rubbed his forehead again. His
voice was sly. Il didn't know" be pe-
gan. but that you had return fayof
10 ask me-" and he glanced meaningiy
az Claudia.
Papa cried cisudia. pink 10 the
tips Of her little ears She threw ber
arms about bis neck. lmpulsiveiy kiss
I'd his bald bead. and ned.
BETTER not run chances Of losing In
that game. youns man" size heard her
father say dryly. and a moment later |
Tsnnyson joinsd her In The music room.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Ladies' Gloves
Co.
Corner West and Grove Streets,
Rutland, Vermont

gers unexpectedly slipped through.
Now, 30 long as there's no further need
for secrecy III explain
But be didn't. being interrupted by a
call from the library. Peter Ten Eyck
wished to see both Benham and his
daughter at once.
They found him beside his table, his
gouty foot on cushion.
Good day. sir" he said briskly, shak-
Ing Benham's hand cordially.
Claudia. regarding her fathers pleas
antry apprehenslvely, sat down on n
sofa facing him. Peter motioned Ten
nysOn to place beside her.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

ANT you TIE CONSOLIDATED RAPID
TRASsIy poAPAsYf'
be can take my land whether or no.
He says be can come right through my
pigpen over there. and can't stop him.
Can her
"My first client" mnrmured Tenny.
son In Claudia's ear. Then he turned
10 the man I'm afraid that agent
Is telling the TRUTH he began Sud
denly be paused and looked around.
what part Of your land do they want
10 run the track throughr'
The man dropped his gun and point
ed. "He says they'll come right
through Morrison's dugout yandcr and
down this side OF the valley where the
grade 10 easy and smack through my
p,gpen-plagus take their hides. I'll
shoot 'cm unless they put me up an.
other PEN
Tennyson interrupted How much
land do you own heref"
The man ierwnd hls thrmh over bis
shoulder, "Jest that narrer strip acrost
there between them wires"
Tennyson's eyes royed round the mar
row farm meditatively. why not sell
your entire farni As II Ia the road
wfii cut u W badly"
Ths man pushed bis hat back and
scratched bis head. Guess ] know
that But who'd want TO buy ths hull
thing except such another blame fool
as was when boughtT
There was d suppressed excitement
ln Tenuyson's manner which aroused
Clapdia's curiosity lie took the resns
from hos bands and turned the mare
about carefully 'Iil ~ bacf here In
three hours or less 10 talk business "
you be said briefly, and after a few
moments silent Climb the mare was
troftinr along the boulevard again TO-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
GRASS SEEDS

Remember that We handle nickln.
sons Rc.cloancd Grass Seeds iucladiue
Spring Rye, Michigan sccd Oats, Seed
Barley and Sanford Fodder Corn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

7 HEADQUARTERS for American
/ j Steel & Wire COS. Field Fcnc
ing. together with Galvanized Iiarbed
aud Plain Wire Fencing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

@r. @nr9cr gicbt ieinen
Sau$bott ouf. = &r. Sobn 9.
Burger bon Nr. 1868, Wiilton.Npc.,
Ser bon ieiner Sod)ter 2oltiie burd)
lire Seiratb nioer ieinen @iGcn 10
idmcr etlttoltId)t murbe, BOB er ourd)
cine S~ooesan5eige oaer @elt ST. @ii.
iet CAB, baB iein unfolgiomes aino
fir i'm geitorben iei, lit 10 ungIiif.
lih bob er lid cntidDloiielt bot, iei-
licn &ousbolt ouf5n9eben. Gr ionobl,
nie ieinc Satin boben Die icite 9(b.
iift, scr Tndtcr. bon ser sic Gltern
iibrigcnS 0or Nihts gcbort bobcn,
nicnl1ls 81 per5eibelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

Gin uuler SD ebanbel.-
Bon Hifter Sds bonn oitlid)en Eoli.
5cibiitrift purOe geitern Gorl @ei-
dbenberg bon gtr. %, Horo.Goroline.
ItroBc, pegen angebliben Tiebitabls
BON 4 adie i'm @ertbe BON $12 BON
Der 6irmo Sipift unb 60, Nr. 302,
Siio.gllt0uitroBe, oent 8erid)tspers
iobrcn ii~6erlpieie n. @eidenberg, Ser
friiber bel g%enannter 5irma angeiteIt
mar, ipltr0e n6aeioBt, ais or Cor.
ncrito0 a6elo cincn GGic p~erfouielt
molttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
Sn %ucrfanfcn.
Snrnt III p%crfaufcu

Sine flctne Gcmiiicfurin bon 10 gdcrn,
cha 2h licilcn bon 9Sciiminftcr, OIL Der gSciis
gSobnbnuS, Ghlpei5cr Sdbcure, 70 gut iuic nelI,
outer lilmpe nnbc Dem pauc II. Slpci Gucl!cn
rnbc Der Sbeurc. AtuiS', 6lcifbbulS, Siibner.
mo ShpcineitGH. SG$ 2ano 1T iebr paiielo
tir @cmiiicbait II, IicGt in outer gIG6buri0nit.
sine bcllti6e GduIe in Der Ndbe unb cine quite
niieftli6c SdDule in1crbaIb citcr bnlbcn Wieile.
Sbitanrtcn NIT iur1en glcpfelhdumcu mo
ma ricr Tdcr arofer &ci5ericIS AM Bent 9Int.
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gSdlb bon ct,pd 30 Ndcrt in Der aibc: ScIcs
pbnnptoiien sum &crfnrf. Mtnn nbreifirc; tn
oto Greci, WcItiniuitcr, Carroll 90. itaBc
Ncric, NH. (33-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03
MnS Dem Snncrcn WarnlanO'S nnb
oCu nngrcnScn0cn Stantcn.
Gin SicN ser W Of c II
WuruI Der Wahn."

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NJ nrpl0n0cr @abn."
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IN Dem EruSCB bon Nou 0ouion mo
G0itb 0ululon, mcldlc Die N0bu Sluin-
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Goluious 8c1cniibcr lic0en, 5t cnticr.
1clt, cine GntidciOlwrg III @lnitcn
ser Giicnbobn @eieQihoft obgcgc-
bCll.
& i'm Boom itr SpfcSpilIe.
Sic Gircttorclt Scr .SpfcSpiac
@ont" bobcn bcid)loiicn ibr 2lfticu.
aopitol BON $4,000 ouf $4,000 at
crboben ut0 Die Nonf III cine 9tutio.
rol6ont u%nl5ulpnn0cln.
Die ncllc Stu0tbuQc pom SpfcSs
bile ioa oml I. Wtdr5 polenoct ulto
bc5ogcn mcrocn uno cine ser @cOells
ting 0cs Go1cS cntiprcdcnoc GScicr
miro an oicicm Gage itottiin0cn.
Scfonomi dc &ermols
tung.
Gob oic 6rcGcrid @obltb1tigfeitS.
@cbor0c lid ollf cine 0funomiidc
&%crpoltun0 pcrltcbt, Benefit Scr 10.
chen bctonnt 9cgcbcnc Snbrcabcridt.
olIa Incident crhcllt, onG BON ocm
@cl0, mctbc3 0icicr Wcb0rbe sur Scr.
iiigltn0 itanb, $i5G2,53 iibrig gcblic.
ben lil1o.
Wcmcincr 0icbitoGl.
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Tclb iciucr (bGtiGlcit nod Dem
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cilent &oItcnouilpulO pou $40 an
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obqcidnittcn. IS lit nod Gin @lijd,
Dob Scr ircd)c 0icbitobl rcd)t5citig
cutocdt lurroc. Mic oerluutct ioacn
Die M%ciiin6tbcile bcrcit9 onl porigcn
SontltoN in Baltimore al cincn
Er0olcr ucrfoltit iuor0en ieitL bod
limo bis ic6t nod fcinc Tcrbuftur-
Actl uorgcnommcn mor0cn.
VI. &. Gplcr'S 2 drunc Der.
brannt.
Iie Sdcunc bon Nobcrt g. SDler,
nubc ?)clolU.S pringS. Srcocrid So,
mrrrOc nn 6reitns 9lbeno iar1ntt ei.
ncr 9robcn GuuntitGt 6lltter unO
mcGrcrcn iu%ertbuollcn Gruotenloid)i-
men cingcGidcrt, ipGGrcno Is 0clonN
Die 0nrin bciinoliden Gbiere SIT ret
ten. IS miro @rnnoitiitlng permit
tbct, ut6 Der 5cucrmoridoa lit CT.
llldt iuor0clL cine llntcrllldung Cit
5llciteu.
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gCrstol ~ II.
Inter bcn promincutcn 8iiroern
BON 9oGeratotun lit 5ltr Belt cine DC
lucglrng int @onge, llnl cillcn &iuoer
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LID IN Der @pbuung bon 6ruu glcr.
onoer O'9fcia o~bgebaltcnen Ser
lontmlultg gctGon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

faufen ciurs irncr mpoernru Sanfcr nit lens
3imniern at Muicsetrofe. a,uiidjen Sairmpunt.
Ncenue nno 8aDctte.s trahc. Seller, Sof uio
2rufiotr init 9eI1e1t hclcgt ulo I~ielieite Gtnridb.
tnnaen, einfbIieBIi6 0loafenfaraI $ anfhIlb.
Srunb6inS nur $50 bro Sabr.
G. Z. Gallagher. Paumeiiter.
Nnreau Nr. 24O7, 6atrmpnnt'Aoenue.
(264-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-03

20 it &ufob @cn5lcr?-
Gie Eoli5ci lit criud)t moroen Nod).
forifungcn ilbcr OCn TcrbIcib BON
Sotob @cn5ler on5uitcllCn, mcldcr
lett Somitug aus icincr WoDnn1l
in Hr. $500, Gbcitmut 2(pcmlc, Der.
id)nlrnbcn lit. @r lit ) Sub 3o0
GroB un0 picGt 1G5 Yiuno. Gr bot
btnflca Snor mo Sdnllrrburt.
Sein 9lItcr muroc oli 30 Sabre al.
gcgebcn.
Sr. Vluttcr begroben.E
Ter Seid)nom bon Srn. 6ronf 81.
9lotter, meldjer Dor einigen So9elt
in Stodtom Gol., bon einem 3llQc
iibcria1rcn luuroe, troi 9eitern bier
Elm mo lmlroe NadmnittngS BON Ser
@rbnnlrg iciner Sdppciter 5rol $.
$. Wnbool bon 9tr. 20l. Sit.2O. Ctr,
oilf Der nSouOon.E orf. Cemetery" CUR
leBten Hitbe gcbcttct. Eoltor u. y.
@ercSiorb lcitctc sen Grouer0ottc9-
0ienlt.
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nod southampton.
gm %. 5ebr. Gonpfcr nGontpo.
nio" nod 2ipcrpool.
gm %, Sebr. Compiler nMinue.
tonfo" nod 2on0on.
gn %. 6c6r. Gompicrr GaIobrio"
nod Ncopcl.
Pm 26. 6e6r. 9ompicro 9rcnprin5
@ilbclm" roh @rcnen.
glm y. Scbr. Compiler yTpnbom"
nod) Hottcroont.
Nnt 81. Scbr. Gonpicr nSart.
Iono" nod Intmcrpen.
sm 81. Sebr. Gompfer pSceonic"
nod 2ibcrpool.
Nm %. 6cbr. Gompicr nSc0io
Slob" nod Copenhagen.
Nm %. 6cbr. Gompier go Ero.
pence" llod Sabre.
Tm 3. Sebr. Gon1pfcr nMobonno"
rod Ncapcl mo @enllo.
In1 13. Sebr. Tolnpicr Baltic"
nod 2ipcrpooI.
Sim IS. Scbr. Golnpfcr n@cItcrn.
lono" nod Intiuerpcn.
Im IS. Scbr. Compiler GmitcIbpf"
noh Hottcrbont.
Pm 10. 8cbr, 9ompfcr n@crmo.
nin" nod Hcorcl u1to @cnro.
Int IA. Scbr. Gompfer n2o So.
poic" nod Sabre.
gm "A. 5c6r. Compiler nGoiiel"
nod @rcnen.
Sim t6. 8cbr. Sampler ngormo.
Mo" nnh 2ibcrpoof.
Nn IS. Sebr. Sompicr yGcoric"
llo6 Ncnpel unO @enuo.
Gm t6. 6cbr. 9onlpfer nWciaba"
nod 2onbon linG Soutbampton.
PIN IS. 8cbr. Gonnpfcr ygmcrifa"
nod !Snntburg.
gm IS. Scbr. 0antpier rgitoria"
nod Glasgow.
Nn 10. Sebr. 9ompfer sSamburg"
nod EcGpel ullo 8enllo.
Im 10. Sebr. 2ampier ,Gororia"
mad Gibraltar unb Hcapel.
Im 90. 6cbr. Gampier nWaieitic"
mad 2iperpooI.
PM 90. Sebr. Gantpfer y5inlano"
liQd NlttiuCrDen.
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