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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
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From The Times

From The Times
John Powell is now the champion
goose hunter OF the season. He kill
ed ten and wounded one with one
shot.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Lyman were ov-
er from Cando last Sunday for a visit
with their son, Herbert and wife.
The boys had a good time Hallow-
cen, judging from the appearance of
the street the next day. No serious
damage has been reported.
Archie Rae of Toronto was for sew
eral days visiting with the McLar.
ty family. He left for home on Tues.
day.
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From The Republican

rTOH Inc ftepUDl2Can
Mrs. Mowers, our popular local G.
N. agent had to quit work a couple of
days this week owing to illness, but is
again at her post in the depot.
]. A. Arid and A. G. Dvorak thresh-
ed their flax this week. It turned out
much better than they expected, aver
aging seven bushels to the acre.
Lewis Burgess, who has been work
ing on the Gets farm left for his
home in Bottineau yesterday morning.
Before leaving he ordered the Repub.
hcan sent to his address.
Mrs. E. G. Nicholson and daughter
Alice accompanied by grandma Adler
autoed to Lakota Tuesday to catch the
train for st. Paul. They expect to be
away several weeks.
I. R. Dick and family left on Mon
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CLEVELAND.

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(By Special Correspondent
Mike Donahue visited at Keoghs
Sunday.
Miss Katie Baker drove to Sweet
water Sunday.
William Keogh enjoyed several days
hunting last week.
Miss Agnes Connors visited with
home folks Sunday.
Mr.. sharf is greatly improved after
his two weeks illness. r"
Thomas Maloney made a trip to
Devils Lake Monday.
Services were conducted at Sweet
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
water church Sunday.

water church Sunday.
Geese are scarce in this vicinity ,ac-
cording to latest reports. - 49,.
John Dahlen is busy these days
hauling oats which he secured at
Webster.
Ned Burke is reported to have lost
several colts that strayed away from
his place Monday. ~
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Mrs. Hartman who injured her. hand
some time ago will soon be able to
use it the wound having healed, won.
derfully.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-11-11
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From The Sentinel

From The Sentinel
Mrs. o. H. Heimarh was a visitor
at Devils Lake last week.
Mrs. M. Garvey who resides west of
town was business visitor at Devils
Lake last Saturday between trains.
John McIven, the popular Warwick.
butcher, went to st. Paul Saturday
with carload of stock. John thinks
that st. Paul Is just trifle larger
than Warwick.
Druggist Frank L. Sears came over
from Devils Lake Friday and spent
several days on his claim northeast Of
town u. i: IT. : r. H.
Miss Gessie Ferguson was on the
sick list last week.. ~: ~ ~
R. J. Dean, prominent Craryite
was a visitor in town Saturday. ~ 4
Henry Swanson, a G. N. contractor,
shipped three carloads Of horses TO
Bemidji last week. They will be used
in the lumber camps near that point.
H. Wilson and b. r. Davidson ship
ped sig carloads Of sheep to Chicago
markets last week, VT =. !: b.. 4. ~ Z,
Art Kahn left for Bismarck Satur-
day where he will receive treatment at
the ST. lexis hospital, His many
friends IL town and south Of the shey-
ennes hope to see him return soon In
"ship-shape ondition, .s5 NJ
h Hans Hansen arrived from Devils
Lake last Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family In Warwick. =.55: 5S,S.;I
switch ID time mas soyed many a
couture. ;54l
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
NOTICE OF PETITION
For Saloon License In the Town
Of culbertson. County Of Val.
lev, State ot rontana.-

Culbertson Montana. Jan. S. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed. in accordance with the provisions
Of Ordinances No. 6. entitled An ordin.
ance Providing--for the Licensing Of Re.
tail Liquor Dealers. establishing the Pro.
cedure TO obtain such license. and Pro-
viding Penalties therefor" publishes and
declares to all concerned that J. F. kKHoK.
Of the Phoenix Cafe, has pe,itioned the
town council Of the town Of Culpertson,
10 the County Of Valley and State Of
Montana. for q license to conduct and
carry on the business Of retail liquor dear
er in said town.
Said petition will be presented to and
acted upon BY the town council in the
council room Of said council which is the
Office Of the town clerk. Paul Babcock. al
800 o'clock p. m. Feb. 2. 1910. at which
time any person Who wishes may appear
in person or BY writing and proies, against
the issuing OF said license.
]. r. kEHos.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Round Shoulders.

Round shoulders are . very common
physical shortening. The inclination Of
the average man and woman Of today is TO
gradually become round shouidcred. As
one advances in years there is always q
slight tendency to develop slowly but surely
the stoop tia, comes with old age. 10 fact
this failure to hold ones self erect is one Of
the signs Of age. and one might also say il,
is one Of the causes Of old age For .
straight spine is absolutely essential to the
proper performance Of the vital function Of
the body When the spine Is held cree.
the organs are maintained in their proper
position. and when in proper position they
are naturally better able 10 carry on their
functions.
There are two frequently observed phase.
Of round shoulders. One is the actual
rounding Of the shoulders themselves. and
the other is the appearance Of sort Of .
hu rpin the back jus, below the neck.
Where the defect is caused BY the NAL.
formation Of the shoulders themselves
those exercises which are inclined to bring
into active use the muscles ofs,he back
between the shoulders. will in Dearly all
cases pull the shoulders back into prope,
position. provided that they are A. vigorou,
- they should be. This viGor can be de-
veloped by proper treatment.
Round shoulders which are caused large.
" BY the mslformaiion Of the upper par, Of
the spine and neck. naturally make Il ad,
visable TO give great deal Of attention %
exercises for the neck.-Bernarr Macisd-
den. in February Physical Culture.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Notice OF Restoration OF Public
Lands to Entry and Settlement.

Notice OF Restoration OF Public
Lands to Entry and Settlement.
DEpffT rna S OF TnE iMTGn'RR Gen Zen
Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant 70 the
order of the Secretary Of the Interior. issued
scribed will become subject 10 settlement
only ON March I, 1910. and hereafter. and
TO entry at the Glasgow. Montana. land office.
ON March 81. 1910. but no rights can La &C.
auired To any Of said lands by any settlement
made thereon after the date OF this order
and prior TO March I. 1910. All persons claim
saidlands made prior 10 the date VI this or
der. or on Nj arch !. 1870 and prior 10 March
q. 1910. Will. Y aualihed TO do ~. have pre-.
months from March 81. 1910.
The appcs.ons Of .is aa.ii,isd persons
.. m. ON March 81. 1910. seeking 70 make en-.
try Of said lands will be received and treated
8 presented a. nine Q cioc. am;, and II there
tract they will bc considered - simuitane-
ously presented and the right Of entry for the
II 'Ss g ahs ed
lowed to bid for such privilege. Applicants
or entry men will acquire no rights as ~ ainst
G d rss sss
three months after March 81. 1910. The lands
10 lie entered are uescflDeu ~ IOIiOWss
Is. ~ and IS ~. X. ~ e.. IN state Ut Mon
tAna:
is. "a to 81 N X. s. 70 So r.. both inclusive.
In the State OF Montana.
That part Of rs. -, 70 and ~ ~. X. 50 T..
lying within state of Montana.
That part OF r. - n. X. 81 r.. north and
east Of the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. In
state OF Montana.
That part u Is. % TO n n. RS. 81 TO 50 f.,
both inclusive, lying north OF the Missouri
River and East OF the Fort Peck Indian Res
ervation. In state Of Montana.
signed FRED DENNerT.
Commissioner
Approved December TO- 1909.
tSigned) Z. A. BALIIN0RR.
Secretary.
FIRST Pub. Dec. 10. 1909. 10 ~
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

II il al. mag At the time Supt. Ziebsueh
Of the Tar,le Mountain Indians Vas here
ssae. time $50 10 psy Oh soyernmen,
wards. he sent practically white breed
around q all the saloons in Culbertson.
and that tut. breed secured pint Of liquor
in each place. with the exception OF the
Evans Hotel bar. and that indictments
were secured upon this white breeds evil
csncs. Three culberrson men were taken
to Helena last week. two Of whom fur.
nishsd bail bond and entered pleas Of NO,
guilty The third one. Sam Hail. pleaded
guilty and was given the minimum sentence
Of sixty days and fine Of Sroo. Is will be
seer BY an item elsewhere in this issue.
number Of the early settlers Of cul
bertsoo. remembering the jolly dances held
here eight and ten years ago. when people
came all the way from Plenty wood and
Reds,one to have good time. have decid-
ed TO give one Of these old-time affairs in
the Opera Hall on Monday evening Of neg,
week. Ian. 3rst. The dance will be abso-
lutely free to all. Elmer Assrope and T.
E. Bowman will furnish the music and C..
S. Stafford and p |. Macy will act a
floor managers. II would only need the
presence Of w. ]. Ford, Who has passed
over the great divide. to make the old-time
list Of managers complete. The ladies Of
St. Anthoney's church will give the supper
in the JARVIS building across the stree,
from the Searchlight Office. Supper served
at II O'Clock at so cents plate.
Several OF the business men Of Culbrrt
son have been talking over the advisability
|of reviving the Culbertson Commercial
Club or forming an entirely new organisa.
ton The Searchlisht will cheerfully pub
lish call for meeting for that purpose a.
soon a. any one will take the initiative and
issue the call. There will be thousands Of
homeseekers visit Culbertson in March
and April. oAing to the opening for films
Of more than q million Of acres in this vi
cini,y on March 3Isi. and a Commercial
club would be Of vast benefit to our ci,v.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lakeside Items
sOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Chas Council started for Iowa on Mon.
day where he will buy and bring back with
him a carload OF horses.
Mrs. r. o. Lunke and son Jimmie. took
the flyer Saturday morning for Northwood.
N. d. They will also visit her parents and
friends IN Pelican Rapids. MINI.
Clyde Robinson went to Poplar on the
Skidoo Tuesday morning.
The Great Northern has three regular
passengers from Lakeside morning and
evening DIR. Brockman and r. o. Lunke
going to their places of business at Cul.
bertson. and Miss May Gardner to he,
school in Bainville. all retaining in the
evening It's strange thing why the
Great Northern can't furnish better accom-.
odation for its patrons
r. o. Lunke went to Williston Saturday
evening returning Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Swee,man enter.
tanned an old time friend from Swift Cur.
rent. Saskatchewan. Canada.
Dentist Ennis has gone to some Eastern
points to purchase horses. which he viii!
offer for sale. in this locality.
Letters from Rugby report tina, our
former residen, Peter Egland, is sick with
Diptheria we hope for bis speedy recovery
Hay battling seems to be the order Of the
day in this vicinity.
VIM Gardner and Harold Allen drove n
Mondak Wednesday morning.
We hear that Mrs. VIM Gaadner is ON
the sick list
The Ladies Aid society Of Lakeside will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Council on Thursday
afternoon Jan a7th. we look for fair At.
tendance il the weather keeps fine
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Poplar School Notes.

Last week the pupils were delighted to
see Professor Dale Of Culbertson appear
with some choice specimens of questions.
School has started of in fine shape. In
dus,ry is At a premium. The new eighth
grade consisting Of Minnie Smith. Emily
Helmer and Mathew Lohmiller are making
hne ~tars in Latin. Algebra. English and
ancient history.
Alta Lindsey is going to leave soon for
the ranch, greatly TO the regret Of teacher
and pupils with whom she is favori,e.
Elmer Grants is employed in the grocery
store Of Mr.. Watson.
The greatest improvement in deport
ment this week: Mathew Lohmiller. in
application and industry: Clarence knight
and William Walker: best Fecitations.
Melvin Hansen: attendance: Emily Hell
mer
Last week John Lindsey and VILLAS
Walker gave some Of their classmates and
| the teachers sleigh ride which WAS most
thoroughly enjoyed.
Dwight Bavden has been III for about
two weeks with the grippe.
Miss Harris is in Poplar inspecting IL
school work. Miss Harris could not irish
for finer time Of the year for this kind q
vork.
Pupils neither abseut nor tardy in Mrs-
Iectra's room are: Minnie Smith. Emily
Helmer. William and James Walker. Ma
thew Lohmiller. Anna Stierle. John Lind
sey. Clarence knight. James MacDonaid.
Everett BAwdeo. Josephine Kolleobaum.
Melvis Hansen. Miss MacLeod's room !
James Patch. Dorothy cosier. Marie and
Florence Rouads. Daniel. Joe and Bennis
Burshia. Ruth and Gladys Pearson. Nellie
and John Hslnss. Arvills Hin. Vivian At
kiasoa. Regina Persss. Melvin Liadssy.
Befyl Humphrey. Eisis West. Rosaliss
and Louis Sears. Charlie Kalbov. VII.
liam Davis. lreaa Kollaahanm.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
A Travelling Salesman.

II. F Beers. oI7.7th Ave-. Peoria ILL.,.
writes: ! have been troubled for some
time with kidney trouble. SO severly Al
times could scarcely carry my grips
After using one bottle Of Foley's Kidney
Pills have been entirely relieved. snd
cheerfuly recomend them to ALL" Foley,
Kidney Pills are healing and antisepiit
and will restore health and strength.
Sold by The Valley Drug Company.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Methodist Services.

Regular preaching services Sunday Jan.
goth a, 7:3o p. m. Epworth League a,
GASP. IN. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Ladies' Aid Society meet the first and third
Thursdays Of each month. A cordial wei
come will be extended to all who attend
hese services.
Jasper WRsRR, Pastor.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Notice
To the Stockholders of the Dakota IVES,

To the Stockholders of the Dakota West
ern Telephone Company
Notice Is hereby given that . special meet
ing VI the stockholders Of the Dakots West
ern Telephone Company will be held at the
Offices Of the Dakota Western Telephone
Company In the Town VI cultcrtson, Valley
County. Montana. on Monday the 18th day of
for the purpose of incre asin9 the capital
stock Of said company from 1000 to SaD :
5000 by the issuance u tt00Uuu.0o additional
preferred stock upon such terms and condi-
tions Is may be decided IT said meeting
u, j. DELANEY,
II. c. MCCARTNEY,
IT. +. MARSHALL.
at6 Trustees 4 Directors.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Notice Tor Publication.
United states Land once

GlasgOW. Montana December Is lvlN.
Notice Ii hereby given that Phillip knorr,
Of Poplar. Montana. who. on December ssnd.
1905. made Homestead entry No. Oi5sS. for
VIZ SEA. 81 SWA. section =. Township aSN. :.
Range 80 X. NJ. Meridian has filed notice vi
inteEtion TO make final 1--WE year proof, Ia
establish claim To the land above described.
before NJ. A. Daniels u. =. Commissioner In
his office. IT Poplar. Montana. ON the 18th dAy
Of January 1910.
Claimant names o. witnesses:
John Moran. Frank CrAnll. Robert Grain
ger, Charles rrtnder. all OF Poplar. Montana.
aiiJ Truman NJ. Patten. Register.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

WANTEp-Well driller to drill two wells
on the South Side abou, IS miles from
Culb-rison. Address d. J. OConnor
Sioux Pass. Dawson Co.. Mont. 4ip3
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28
Pneumonia Follows q Cold.

but never follows the use of Folley's Hon
ey and Tar which stops the cough. heals
the lungs. and expcls the cold from your
system.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

FARM LOANS: 1. 5. or 10 wears
Privilege payments. loves, rates. money
the same day you sign. Fred Souihard,
Main ST.. Williston. N. Oak. So II
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

FOR SALE:-4o bead OF mules and
horses BY James Tobin, Culber,son Mont
Stock can be seen at the Pete Marion
place opposite Tanners residence. 3op3
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

FOR SALE:-Good team Of work horses.
FIVE and six years old. weight about 1900
each Donaldson Bros. att
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

WASTKp-An experienced DINING. room
girl at the ST. Paul Hotel, Culbertson.
4It2
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WANT ADS

FOR Saie:-Good Eedro ON sui, for sale
cheap by Donaldson Bros. att
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
RAISE BIOLOGICAL FUND
Society Will Fill Stipulated
S250,OO0 by July 1.

The completion of the s25o,00o endowment
fund of the New York Geological society
by July 1, the stipulated time. is now prac-
tically assured. Madison Grant, chairman
Of the executive committee, said yesterday
that the fund now amounted to s25O,55o.
Among the recent contributions were SIX
5000 subscriptions, from Henry A. c. Tay-
Ior. George J. Gould. Hugh Chisholm John
D. Archbold, Frederick S. Browne and
Charles F. Dietrich. Another contribution
of $500, came from Grant B. Schley, and
smaller subscriptions to the amount OF
g .o55 have also been received.
The announcement was also made OF the
appointrnent of Professor Raymond G Os-
burn of the department of zoology OF Co
lumbia University, as assistant director OF
the New York Aquarium. Professor Os-
burn has recently spent much time at the
Naples aquarium.
The plans for the new aquarium build
ings are now in preparation, and the ap-
pointment of an assistant director to help
DIR. Charles II. Townsend, the director is
only move in the direction of the future
development of the aquarium.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
CHURCH ARMY NEW NAME
outgrowth of Injunction Against
American Salvation Army.

The American Church Army, which. It
Is understood, is the same organization
which was restrained from using the name
of the American Salvation Army, obtained
certificate of incorporation yesterday
from Justice Giegerich.
The petition says the American Church
Army is ito be a religious organization,
military In its methods, organized for the
support of public worship OF Almighty God
according to the faith, doctrine, discipline
and usages of the American Church Army;
10 carry the Gospel to and evangelize the
unchurched masses by opening up
churches, stations, posts, corps and mis-
sions among them; TO reach and uplift all
sections of the people who have not hi.h-
erto been reached or affected by any exist
ing religious organizations, and bring them
10 the immediate knowledge and active
service of God: to visit and minister unto
the sick, helpless and needy
The directors are Thomas Clark, Of No
Il Folsom Place. Brooklyn; Adam KIopfel,
Brooklyn; William S. Simpson, Clason's
Point: Myrtle Simpson, Clason's Point:
Mary Ann Lally. The Bronx: Henry Bark
er and Jane Barker, No. 613 East 136th
street
After long suit at law the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court recently
upheld the application of the Salvation
Army in the United States, the Booth or
ganization, for an injunction restraining
the organizers Of the American Salvation
Army from using that name.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BARGE COMMISSION TO SAIL
Viewed Waterfront Yesterday as the
Guests of Commissioner Tomkins.

Members of the Barge Canal Terminal
Commission, created by the New York
Legislature. We're in conference yesterday
with Calvin Tomkins. Commissioner OF
Docks. Three members of the commission
and a number of men interested in water
traffic accepted Mr.. Tomkins's invitation to
spend the afternoon on the Dock Depart
ments boat, the Manhattan. viewing dock
sites available for the boats entering this
port from the states S10S,000, go Erie Canal.
The commissions members are Frank M
Williams. State Engineer and Surveyor;
Edward 4. Bond, chairman of the advisory
board Of consulting engineers on the barge
canal; Harvey Donaldson, appraiser OF
canal land values. and Frederick A Ste
Vens, State Superintendent OF Public Works
Mr.. Stevens, however, is too busy with
other affairs and viii not accompany the
others, who are booked TO sail on the Kron-
pT4uZ Wilhelm to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
GOVERNMENT OUT S5OO,OOO
judgments Against Hollander,
Who May Be in Canada.

Judgments for s29621 a5 were entered
yesterday against Alexander Hollander, the
customs broker who fed to escape arrest
on charges Of defrauding the government
by making false entries of importations
1t was said at the Custom House yester-
day that Hollander was still at large, liv-
ing in Canada, but keeping out of the way
Of the United States officers.
The government will be able to levy on
about $3.50 worth Of property. That is
about all it will be able to recover to sat
isfy the judgments. which are only a small
part Of the amount which the government
would like to collect.
1t was said that the customs department
lost about $4,000 by Hollanders operations
His books have been in the possession of
the customs authorities for over six
months
Hollander was summoned to the Custom
House and interrogated regarding the en-
tries which We're under investigation, show
| ing that he acted as agent for Henry
Clews, Miss Julia MaTlowe, Edward Bran
dus, Harry Payne Whitney. Samuel F.
Valentine and many others. and that there
were what seemed TO have been erroneous
entries in each instance. When the magni-
tude Of the case became apparent Hol-
lander had left the country
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Naples June 2e-Duca di Geneva Ctap. New
Genoa June 24-Re d'Italia Utan. New York
via Ponta Delgada and Naples.
Malta. June 26-Patris (Greekl. New York for
Bremen. June 81. noon-Bremen (Ger). New
York via Plymouth and Cherbourg
Cherbourg. June 81. II a m-Krouprinzessir
Gecilie Ger Now York via Plymouth for
Fishsunrd. June 27-MauretanIa tBr). New
No,,Tts Y1rk for. for IiyerPSoI sand proceeded.
London. juno 27-Minneapolis (Br). New York
GGeri. New York for Naples ~ ans Gene, Gene.
(and proceededN.
via Kingston, Colon etc and st MiohaeI.s
Bermuda. June 81. $50 a m-Bermudian CRr.
New York
Chrstiansand June 81 o nc T. TIetSen
d1ano New York FOR Copenhagen.
PiyW%gfh %seii dgns Jtnr, z s;2s
Bremen land proceeded1
Antwerp June 26-Iapland Bels>. New York
Dunkirk. June 23-St laurent CFr). New York
via Bordeaux and Havre
COPENHAGEN. June 2i-Mannheim Ger. New
Tutcorin, June % -RahenfeIs Ger. New York.
Para June 2a-Cearense CBr). New York via
Rotterdam June c5-Russia Russ>. New York
Bristol June 25-Chicago city Gr), New York.
SAILED.
Rotterdam. June o5-E Excelsior Gen New York.
Swansea June 25-New York City CBp. New
Gibraltar. June 27-Berliu Ger, (from Genoa
and Naples>. New York.
Iiamhgrg, June Hesneru~ (Ger,. Now York
Barnados. June e3-Cuthbert CSr) drom New
aere, June e5-York Castle CBr,. New York
eGer>. from Bremen and southampton,
Grant tGer). (from Hamburg and Boulogne).
New York