davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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South America

Rio de Janeiro. Moutcyidco
and Buenos Aires
From New York
May 25-IIuron t0i)
JUNE S-Aeolus (9D
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Islands of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Caribbean Sea
Porto Rico
From Baltimore
May 2S-L. Treba Is)
Pointe a Pitre. Guadeloupe, ,
Port de France. Martinique
Bridgetown. Barbados, Port
Of spain, Trinidad, George
town, Demerara
From Mobile
May 2e-L. Giltedge (i76)
From Galveston
Ponce, Mayaguez. Aguadilis,
San Juan, ~auto Domingo
City, Havana
Prom Galveston
May SOL. Flournoy Ci56)
Ponce, Maynguex, Aguadilla.
san Juan, Sant0 Domingo
City
From Galveston
May is-A steamer $3.50
May 3o-A steamer $3.50
Santiago, Cicnfuego-, Matsn-
ra-. santo Domingo City
From New Orleans
May 2o--A Steamer l56)
st. Thomas. It. Groix, st.
Kits, Antigua, Guadeloupe.
Martinique. -. Lucia and
Barbados
Prom New York
May gov. NJ. Tupper COO
Trinidad. Demcrara, Para
marble, Cayenne, It. Iau-
rent and Para
From New York
May 2o-Elmac 600
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him will ship On q freighter of less sta
tionary tendencies.
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Portugal and spanish Atlantic
Ports
From New Orleans
June "A Steamer (33)
Queenstown, BouloEne. Lou
don
From New York
May 24-Pan. State U5a)
June 7-Old n. State (15o)
Rotterdam
From New York
May 2o-Fishkili 1g)
May 2tj--Bellhayen (33)
May @V-East. Dawn 1p)
June fi-pipestone Co. (S3)
Ldg- Editor $3.50
From Baltimore
May 2J--Honnedaga (ip)
June 5-East. Dawn (fa)
From Phiia deiphia
May a5-West. Hope t64l
From New Orleans
May 20-Nobles C7T
May 3i-ophis (7D
From Charleston. :. G.
May 24-Nobles t27l
From Galveston-Texas City
May 3o-Caino (Is)
Rotterdam. Antwerp and
Hamburg
From Montreal
MAY 25-west. Plains 12D
Ms l6-Mercer Wet. i2D
Ala. West Kebar G.D
June ~ Merrymouut (l2D
Scandinavian and Baltic Ports
From baltimore
May 2s-N. England i36l
June +Jekyi (l36)
June 2h-Nat. Bridge C136)
June i5-Tonesit d36)
From Montreal
May 31--Rock. Park G32)
Spanish and North African
Ports
From Tam~s and New Orleans
May IA Steamer N46)
spain
From Baltimore
Ldg--Winona 1851
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Hawaii, Philippines,
East Indies

Honolulu, Manila, saigon,
singapore, Colombo, Cal
cuttr
From San Francisco
June li-Wolv. State tOAl
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Europe

ConstantinopIe. Burg a &.
Narna, Gonstanza. GaIatz.
Brnlln, Novorossisk and
Batum
From New York
Ldg--Mopang C23)
May 2S-fIaddon (23)
Christiania. Gothenburg and
ReyaI
From New York
May 2f-Massick q23)
Copenhagen. Danxig, Reval
and Helsingtors
From New York
May 3s--Chctopa G23)
June A-Toledo Bridge G23)
Copenha gen. Danzig and Reyai
From New York
May 1S-Monana G2J)
From New York
May Wpstbrook C121
June 22-East Cape 12l
June 15--City Of Flint tT2)
Dunkirk
From New York
May 2S-Mckeeaport 13G1
Idg. Editor C35l
Genoa and Naples
From New York
May 21-Pocahontas G39D
..A.u aGa3 -1uan8fUc t1Hb
june s-Prin. Natoika $3.50
July 20-Prin. Matoika O59s
Aug. 3f-Prin. Matoikn (i5a1
Oct. 12-Prin. Matoika Ci6o)
From Philadelphia
Ear. Maya Steamer (29)
From Mobile
Maya Steamer 16G)
From New York
May 2i-W. Tacook t69-A
Glasgow and Avonmouth
From Baltimore
June S-Palisadcs G51
May 1g--West Cape (i6)
From New Orleans
Early May-Carplaka $50
Glasgow. Dublin, Belfast
From New Orleans
Late May-Saccarappa G3e)
From jacksonville
Early June--A Steamer Ci46l
Gothenburg, Malmo, stock
holm. Copenhagen. Hell
singfors, Danxig. Reval and
Iibau.
From New York
May 2o-TanoIa G44)
May 2S-Mason City (s9)
Greek. Turkish and Black
Sea Ports
Prom New York
May 2u-Blair (411
From Boston
May 3f--A Steamer G32l
Hamburg
from Baltimore
Nav 2f-Auhurn fGp- ~
Nav 2S--ChiCknEaw CIGf
May 3i--W Raritans Ct21
May 2i-Osawatomie (69Al
From philadelphia
May 1s-East Indian t69.A)
From Galveston--Tex. City
May 8o-Calno 90
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer fi60l
From New York
June fS-Chlckaaaw (f2l
May 2o-Corson ,I2)
Hamburg and Bremen
From New York
May Bcnsalcm G6l
From Charleston
M2v S0-East. sword Gao
From New Orleans
May 1s-A steamer tD
From Galveston Texas city
May 2O-Tckoa t1O
IIa,rc
From Galveston Via
Charleston
June b-West Shore (i2b
from Galveston
May 3i-naupcgnta U2A
June 1S-W. fmhoder f24l
July 1n-f;lcnridre tT4
July i0--Steadfast u2D
Prom New York
May -McKecsport Gtsl
June ii--OHsa t83D
ldr r-Dncsla (33l
From hnrirston
May ~ Cont bridge t9ti
Early June JomeraN Cltt
From Wilmington
May 25-J0huson City t2tl
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Ha,re and Antwerp
From New Orleans
Late May-Coeurdalene (s11
Hayre-BordeauS
From Mobile
May Idg--A Steamer I0C
June Ldg-A Steamer 900
Havre.. Bordeaux and It.
Nazaire
From Philadelphia
May 2i-Nedmac (6s)
Havre, Dunkirk. Bordeaux
From Baltimore
June 25-Sutheriand 40
Ha,re and Ghent
From Houston
May 20-Atl. OF Texas G20)
June 30-Houston (io0)
Hull. New Castle and Leith
From Philadelphia
Early Maya steamer COO
Hull Service
From New York
May 25-- l.. Frohna G15)
June lo-Chantier GTD
From Mobile
Maya Steamer d6d)
Hnll. Leith, Newcastle, Dun
dee
Prom Galveston-Texas City
May 20-A Steamer l3o)
Iisbon- n-Onorto-BiIbao
From Tampa and New Orleans
May 30--Jacksonvllle fl46)
From New Orleans
Late June-A Steamer ti46J
Liverpool
From ~ itimore
Nav 2s-W. AIadaket (4s1
June 14-Quaker City t4s)
From Hampton Roads
May 2l-Earcuco f4s)
MAY SOW. Madaket t4S)
june i6-Quaker City (4s)
From New York
Ld1 -Sarcoxie C33)
May 2s-Collamer 1881
From Charleston
May 2i-Johnson city 127)
May 2s--Coqultt (2T)
June 4-Magmeric t2D
From Boston
June i4-Ossa $3.50
Liverpool. Manchester
From New Orleans
Late May-W. Erral (i39)
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer 1850
From jacksonville
Early June-A Steamer GAO
From Galyeston-T Texas City
May 2o-Quistconck 1897
Liverpool. Glasgow, London,
Hamburg and Antwerp
From Portland. Ore.
May lS-East. Sailor flT2)
From san Francisco
May 25-East. Sailor QT2)
From San Pedro
May 27-Eas,. Sailor (l72l
from baltimore
May 2d-korhonkson t4s)
June fs--Capulin tts)
From Hampton Roads
May iG-Iapulln (fsl
May 2I--Kerhonkson t4s)
May 2s-Kerhonkson (4S)
From Mobile
MAYA Steamer li6Sl
from New York
May 2O-Luxpailie 12f-Al
June 2o--A Steamer i2l-AJ
From Newport News
LdE-Jomar (65)
LdF-w -willimantic (sJ)
London -Hull-Ieith
From Jaeksonvill~
Early June-A steamer tisD
London Southampton
From Galveston TeNas city
May 3o-A Steamer dS9)
Manchester
From Baltimore
Nav fs-~Conehatta C20)
May 2S-w. Celina (2o)
June s-Tolosa (20)
Prom Norfolk
May 2i--Conelaatta e20)
May 9t--w. Celina (20l
From New York
May 20-NorumhCga Ci6sl
May 3n-naiiaa rtGst
Jure iE--W Wcstport (iGs)
pirneus, ratras. Trieste.
Venice. Bari Anc0na.
Palermo
From New York
Late May-Cushnoc fsa)
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India and Dutch East
Indies

Penang, Belswan, Delhi,
Port swetfenham, etc.
Eram New York
May si-wrn. Perm f@5s5
June 20--Eclipse $50
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China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements

Manila. Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From san francisco
July i4-Granife state C10ai
Honolulu. Manila. saigon,
singapore, Colombo. Cal
cutta
From San Francisco
June Ii-Woly. State (iOJ)
Honolulu. Kobe, Shanghai.
Manila, Hongkong
From san Francisco
May .2S-GoiC state (ioa)
Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai,
Hougkong and Singapore
From Baltimore
Late Nay--Edgehlll tso)
NaLohamn. Kobe, shanghai
Hone kong. Manila
IRON Seattle
I1re s--Menatchcs lff
Avg. eT-wenatchee 90
iuly e--silver State th
From san Francisco
AEAk AW-M &hNANARfAkA khNF
July 23-Emrlre State 1o5l
from New York
MAJ eT~4Jaddcu tfA
May 3t--Schodak t1el
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
Hongkong, Manila, Van
couNer
From seattle
MAJ 20--WeRt Jappa (i65)
June 25-pelight ti65l
July 25--West Jester (i6a)
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai.
Houskong, Java and Ma
Mia Ports
From Portland, Ore.
June a--Bea rport ff2)
tune CIV. Momentum f5al
May iB--wcst Nivaria i42f
July is~Wost Keats fif2l
Aug. S-W. Nivnrla fff2)
From san Francisco
tuue ts-W. Jeua ti4i1
From seattle
June 10 West Jcssup tHAi
July if-Wcgt fsou D5o'
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Tugs Spartan, towing barges Cat s.f5
AND Wyoming. towing (at ESQ PM.
Steam lighter John p Collins lat ] PAD).
schr ophelia. Perth Analogy for New Ro-
chele
Sailed 18th, scar Jonathan Gone (from
Perth Amboy, Oak Bluffs.
Passed 14th:
schr spendthrift, New York for New Lon
don.
Schr Mabel E Gunn CBr). Hoboken for
Halifax, Ms.
Schr Gertrude Parsons (Br), Perth A1nboy
Tor ST John, NIB.
schr Isaac Sherwood. New York for Hunt
lugton.
Schr Olive 4 Vandusen, New York for
New Haven.
schr James William (Br). Perth A-nboy
for Halifax. Ms (anchored).
Sailed 18th, schr Orleans. from EdGowater
for Bangor.
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Europe

Antwerp-see Havre
From Baltimore
May 3o-Collingsworth G0)
June i0-Storm king (19J
From New York
May 20-Eastern Sea tigJ
June 5--Storm King tla)
Antwerp and Rotterdam
From Baltimore
May 2i-Otho (iS)
June 1i-West. Maid (isl
From Hampton Road,
May 26--Otho (4S)
juno 1S-west. Maid f4s)
Antwerp, Ghent and Rotter-
dam
From Mobile
May Ldg-A Steamer 600
June Ldg--A Steamer tio1
Barcelona
From Mobile
Ldr.-Dade Co. d5St
From New Orleans
June 2-East. Cross tt4Bl
Late June-A Steamer ti46t
Barcelona. Valencia, Genoa
and Piraeus
From Baltimore
Late Nay-Balsam I'D
Ear. June-C. of s.. Joseph
1D
Belfast and Dnblin
From Baltimore and New
port News
May 2J-Asquam d5)
Belfast. Dublin. Cork
From New York and Boston
June S-East. Belle fsg)
Belfast, Londonderry. Sligo
From New York and Boston
May 20-Eastern King ls9p
Bordeaux
From New York
Ldg-Lebanon t33)
From Mobile
Maya Steamer 900
From New York
May 2O-Corson (T2l
June f5,-Chickasaw CO.
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houston
Sfay 70--Minncwawa tl.ll
Tune f0-pecatur Di&Ut
June 81 North. BRIDGE tt-'t
June 90 ". Bridge li2nt
lime 3O-Ckla. City latD
July lo-Knoxville G-Ol
From Philadelphia
May ts-Charlot tT2l
May 25--W. Raritans tt2t
From Charleston, :. q.
May 25--sapinero t21
Bremen and Dnnzly
From New York
May 2s Hudson (i5gl
Iurc 3 -Suaquehanna tla04
June i5--pot0mac lllp
%uiv tS-fludson Gaal
.fuly - -Susuuchnuua tlva1
July 9~~~potomRc ti6Ni
SEPT. -gusQuehHnna tIaal
sept. "a Potomac F1Nl
Oct. Potomac $50
bristol and Manchester
From Philadelphia
May -Monomac tall
May 2J-Davidsou Co. fhp
From Norfolk
May 3i-Davidson CO, CO..
Bristol City and Cardiff
From Mobile
Late Maya steamer ti60
Bristol service
From New Work
May c5--t.. Elijah i15
June 10 r. rarter ii
Bristol Channel Ports
From New orlear
Late May--E Sword lA9l
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TOURS. / STEAMSHIPS. ExCU.
>~ --~-~~~-~--~--~--~-~~~~
: YYyY y
- -
..>S 9
10 y
"a Harris, MagilI s. Co.. Inc,
35 S. VIM. ST., Bd. 1850
IS HasIer & Co., Inc. ..
Bway, n. Y. p. G'n 1900
6s Int. Freighting Corp,
1T0 Bway, n. Y. Cort. S3s3
Lafayette Bldg, Phila.
Lombard 3633.
GA Int. Mercantile Marine.
II Bway. N. Y. B.G'n $3.50
(See >. IL, 1i0)
II Jahncke Dry Dock & Ship
Repair Co.
New Orleans, La.
.2 Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
81 Beaver St, n. y. .Bd. 600
.3 lind Nav. Co.,
II Battery, n. Y. VIII. 1855
"a los Angeles Pac. Nv. Co.,
Cham. Com, Los Angeles.
81 Lykes Brothers,
Gidden Bldg, Galveston.
IS Mallory steamship Co.,
Pr SO. n. r. NY. Spg. $500
(See 29)
20 Mallory, G. D., & Co., Inc.
IL Bway, n. y. Il. G'n $3.50
so Matson Navigation Co..
100 Market ST.. San Fran.
81 McAlIister Brothers,
81 State, NY. B.G.'n 54Io
81 Mccormick & McPherson,
sos Market ST.. San Fran.
Kearney 1852.
81 Mcgee, Charles r..
Drexel Bldg, Fhila. q.
81 Merch. & Min. Trans. Co.,
ia s. Gay ST, BALTIC.
st. Paul 1490.
s. Mississippi Shipping Co.
New Orleans. La.
so Moore & Mccormack Co.
3 Bway, N. Y. u. G'n oss5
81 Munsou SIS. Lines.
G7 wall, n. y. 3D.. G'n $500
90 National shipping Corp.
Is Broad st. NY. Bd.5ll2
96 New Orl. & :. A. SIS Go,
q. G. Bldg. New Orleans
0. y. v. & Arg. SIS. Co.,
80 Bway. n. Y. Bd $3.50
9s y. y. & Cuba VI. SIS. Co,
TT. wall, N. Y. Jno. 1000.
% y. y. s. Porto Rico IS. Go.
II Bway, n. v. u. G'n $500
100 =. All. & West -. Co.,
iii Summer ST.. Boston.
Beach $3.50.
9s Exchange ST" Portland
Ne.
1856 So. 4th ST.. Phila.
10i Northern steamship 60.
~ Battery. y. Y. VII. l'so
I'VE ENuFfVHs hlttF o w.
% Beaver, y. y. 80. 1900
iot Oriental Navigation Co.
80 B@ay. n. y. VII $50.
I05 Pacific Mail s.s. Co.,
! Hanover So. y. G'u 1850
I0G Pacific Steamship Co..
II State ST.. ~ H.
Bowling Green $3.50.
The Admiral Line
tSee ~
105 Page & Jorcs,
Bk. OF Mobile Bid. Mobile
los Paragon shipping Corp.
II Cortlandt, NY Rcc.0i55
III Potter Trans. Co. Inc.
IL Bway. NY. u. G'n SsiS
lis Raporei SIS. Line. Inc.
pr. ~. Mr. NY. Spg. $500
t5e 7s1
1i6 Red star Line
tSNe G0- AZ
. B'way, NY. Bon $500
no Richmond & NY. SIS. Go.
Eichmond, Va,
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Operators OF
Freight Services.

1 The Admiral Line.
II State ST.. ~. Y.
Bowling Green 562J.
(See 1859
9 American Line,
II Bway. y. Y. II. G'n $3.50
tSee 69-A)
4 Amer. Metal Trans. Co.,
6i Bway. y. Y. y. G'n 1900
5 American shipping Corp,
Jacksonville, Fla.
IL Atlantic Transport Co.,
. Bway. ". Y. B. G'n $500
(See 69-A)
IL Bait. Oceanic IS. CO..
Continental Bldg, BALTIC.
ST. Paul ii6i.
I5 Baltimore steamship Co.,
- Bway y. y. Bd. 03sa
I6 Barber Steamship Lines.
II Bat. Pl., n. y. WI. 1900
10 Black Diamond SIS. Corp.
G7 ESch. FL, Rector ls92
20 Blake. ". A.. & Co.,
81 S. Gay St, BALTIC.
st. Paul $3.50.
% Bull. A. H., & Co..
40 West st. N.T.B.G'n $500
(Bull s. S. Line. Inc.
Stuart Bldg BALTIC, Md
81 CalIaghan. Atkinson & Co,
IL Bway, N,Y.B.Gn 1870
% Carolina Company
Charleston =. G..
2s Clinchfield Nav. Co.,
- Broad st. y. Y. Rec.0ilJ
80 Clyde Steamship Co..
Pier 30. N.R.N.l. Sp.SSo0
(see 7s)
81 Column. Fac. shipping Co.,
I'D. Trade. Portland, o.
(See f42)
80 CosmopoI. shipping CO.,
A2 Bway, n. y. I'D. ol5l
900 Hibernia Bid, n. Orl.
Main 643.
lie W. Adams ST., chgc
Ran. 3si5.
q. Cummins, 4. H., & Co,
i39 $. 4th ST. Phila.
90 Earn line Steamship Co.
139 $. 4th St, Phila.
a. Elder steel s.s. Co.,
so Broad St.. N.Y.Bd. .2920
q T.. G. Evans 6 Sons.
4J4 California ST.. S. Fran.
~ Elweli, y. w. & Co.
~ state st. N.N.B.G n7obo
A5 Emery, y. =. a. 60.
III State ST.. Boston
a. Export steamship Corp.
- Bway, N. y. III G'u 31iO
~ Export Trnnsp. Co.. Inc.
~ BWay, n. Y. Bd. iliI.
40 Fox, Victor =. s Co.,
Gco. W. Sterling, Rec'ver.
a. Bway, ~. y, VIII. 1850
81 France & Can. SIS. Corp.
100 Bway, n. Y. Rec. $500
81 General Navigation Co.,
rs Bway, ~. Y. Bd. 1921.
s. General Steamship Corp.
$50 Battery St, San Fran.
- Globe lime
Ge Rroad st. y. v. Bd. GjIt
a1A Grace. ". H.. & Co..
Z Hanover So N. VI.
tSee 1860 y. G'n 1850
20 Green star SIS. Corp.
l20 Bway, MY. BON 2220
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
Bound East.

Motor barge Radiurn lat 80 AND.
Passed 14th:
Ls.a., n.
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ALL T
ia0 Ripley, Daniel & Co..
Marine Bldg. Galveston.
III Rogers a. Webb,
Il0 State ST., Boston.
I2I-A Roosevelt SIS. Co., Inc.
A Beaver st. NY. Bd. 1855
Ie2 Seaboard & Gulf SIS. 90.
Pr. 81 E.R.N.Y. Orch. S4i0
Ie3 seager SIS. Line.
is Pearl st. NY. B.G'n3fIo
~Iei Sgitcovich. s. & Co.,
Cotton Exchg., Galveston.
LEG Sigsbee, Humphrey 4 Co.,
23 So. VIM. st. Bd. 2ooS
1e1 Smith a. Terry, Inc,
IL B'way, NY. BIG. 1926
I2s =. Atl. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg, Washington
I32 Sprague, G. H., & Son,
III Milk ST., Boston.
1856 State Marine Co.,
Munsey Bldg, BALTIC.
ST. Paul 1854.
I39 steele, j. III. w, & Co., Inc.
2l02 Strand. Galveston.
30 Broad St. ". Y.
$50 Common ST., N. orl.
40 strachan shipping CO.,
Savannah, "a.
III struthers & Dixon.
3I3 Sansome St. san Fran.
lie sudden & Christensen
110 Market 81. San Fran.
(See SD
I4s Susquehanna s.S. Co.,Inc.
- Stone. NY. B.G'n 29j3
(Sea 5D
If5 swayne & Hoyt, Inc.
A30 Sansome St, San Fran.
JIG Tam. Int. Ocean SIS. Co.,
Tampa, Fla.
III Terminal Shipping Co.,
keyser Bldg, BALTIC.
ST. Paul 29i0.
$50 Thorndyke & Trenholme.
l.. O. Smith Bldg, Seattle
ISL Tracy, M. H., & Co..
IL State ST.. N.Y.B.G n16S3
1853 TrosdaIc, Plant a Iafonta,
go Charles ST.. New Orl.
I5i United Am. lines, Inc,
80 B'way, y. y. WI. 1920
I56 United steamship Co.,
Galveston. Tex.
I5s q. =. & Australasia Line
$ Bridge, ~. Y. B.G'n $3.50
IJs n. :. & Brazil s.S. Line.
30 Cort. st. NY. Rec. el60
f59 4. :. Mail SIS. Co. Inc.
- Bwsy. ". Y. VIII. 1900
100 u. =. Transport Co.,
30 Broad St. MY. Ed. Ets2
1863 walker 4 DAILY,
l33 Brondway. -. y
Tel Bowl Green ra45
Ig5 wntrrhouse. ~. & CO..
Central Bldg, Seattle.
1856 Waterman SIS. Corp,
Mobile, Ala.
I6s Vessel. Duyal a Co.,
- Broad ST. MY. Bd. G2s0
IGs Geo. W. Wells So. Corp,
90 Washington ST., n. Y.
Bowling Green 1858.
I.2 williams. Diamond q Co.,
Sansome ST., San Fran.
17i Williamson a Raucrs Co.,
- ~. Fay ST., Savannah.
Tel. 0s.
1s5 winchester. =. H., & Go.
Prod. Exeh. n. Gn 1850
1s6 Wihdward Island Line
City Bank Bldg, Mobile
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Freight
Services

Key number in parenthesis
following ships name ipdi-
Gates name of operating
company in preceding list.
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Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai.
Hongkong, Manila aud
Dairen
From Portland. Ore.
June 2-Coaxet a.
June 3o-Montague ID
Yokohama, Kobe, Tientsin,
Dairen, Shanghai, Manila,
IIougkong, Saigon. >inga
pore, Calcutta
From san Francisco
July West Caddoa ti0O
Yokohama. Kobe and >hang-
From New York
May 2t--Dryden C6)
New Zealand and Australian
Ports
From New York
May 2s--W. Hepburn G5D
June-Eastern Planet $50
From San Francisco
MAY Nv. Hixton t55l
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Passenger
Services

Kcy In number in paren-
theses following ships name
indicates name, address and
telephone OF steamship com
pany In list at bottom OF
this column.
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From New York

June 22--America (i5a)
July Soc. Washington (l5e)
July 23--America (t5g)
Aug 2f-Americn (ia9)
Aug 2T--G. Washington G5aD
Sept. 2f-G. Washington (l59)
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Europe
Naples and Genoa
Ernm NcNY York

May 2t-Pocahontas (ijel
June S-Prin. Mntoika G3a)
July 20---priu. Matoika u59l
Aug 13-Pocahontas (i59)
Aug 3i-Prln. Matolka $3.50
sept 24-pocahontas (159)
Get 12-Prin. Matolka (i59l
Plymouth Chrrbourg and
Rrenen
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21

Grace Kellicut, Martha Kerksieck,
Earl Krogan, Rhoda Krogan, Ermon
Keir, Merne Keir, Kenneth Knudson.
Bernhard Liermoe, Helen Larson,
Norman Larson, Gunda Lavold, Lillian
Leonard, Hazel Lake, Mable Lavold,
Helen Leonard, Lewison Runnel, Es-
Their Larson, Stanley Larson, Edna
Larson, Lurana Iindemann, Ruth
Lauder, Clinton Lake, Mary Linde-
mann, Alph Larson, Mabel Lewiston
Rhoda Mellem, Blanche Moore, Grace
.Mundsack, Zaleme McHenry, Marjory
McGarry. Louise Minshall, Donald
Mills, Ralph Miller, Clyde Mead, No
bic Mead, ANGELA Mead, Edward Nor
gan, Winston Moore, Lawrence Mills,
George Miller, Verna Morrison, Paul
Mills, Malcolm Mcintosh.
Dora Nash, Mary Nelson, Marie Nix
on, Everette Nelsin, Almon Nelson,
Threse Nelson, Richard Nixon, VERNE
Nicks.
Wilmar opsahl, Mildred outcelt,
Florence Olson, Iona Olson, Myrtle
officer, Nora Olsen, Elfreda Opsahl,
Clarence Olson, Ernest Olson, Chris
tene Olson.
Ethel Parr, Hilma Peterson, Bea-
trice Pierce, Ralph Paulsen, Bonnie
Pepper. frank IoJtSy fASllSS 4 SOei sun
Dorothy Reed, Marjorie Rumsey, Car
men Rist,ew, Orpha Robins, Harriet
Running. Alfred Rand, Alviena Ris-
tow. Lief Rusdal, Alberthea Runicey
Merritt Rumsey, Minnie Root, Arnold
Ramsett.
Stella Supplee, Edith Hope Smith,
Adolph Surenson, Allen Seine, Hazel
Silbaugh, June Slade, Signe Skolos
Arthur Suangster, Erling Sollie, Reu-
bert Seine, Charley Shouts, Ruby
Stewart, Susanna Sherry, Sherman
Sherry. John Sordahl, Elvin Sherry,
Odell Solverson, haude Schied, Ethel
Snider. Kenneth Schrode, Clinton
Simpson. Otto Sherry. Ada Stodai
Clara Solyerson, Earl Sheldon, Lau-
renee Stephen, Kenneth Sands, Marvin
Skrede. Stanley Sanchurck. Lawrence
Side. Louis Sordahl, Gundrun Sole
Helen Solverson.
Archie Thompson, Bertha Thomp-
son. LLOYD Thompson, Elizabeth
Thompson. Marie Tollefson. Sidney
Tuhus, Hjalmar Theige. Guy Thelgel
Verna Theige, Alice Thompson, Glad
Us Traastad. Tillie Tollefson.
Melvin Vance, Adelaide Nereide, Lu-
ellie Wig.
| Howard Williams, Gordon Weber, Ed
ward Wrobel, Natalie Waldron, John
Wolfgram, Gerald Weber, Stanley
| WedWick.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
is A LARGE ENROLMENT
FINEsHowING oFvIRqUA HIGH
SCHOOL THIS YEAR
One Hunded Eighty One Students Now
Attending High SchO0l-Their
q Names Follow

The High School opened on Mon
daS, September 18th with a very full
.y4follment All classes were in full
session on Tuesday Miss Nora Belle
Binnie of Poynette has been secured
to take charge of the English depart
ment, and Miss Eva Slack of Viroqua
now has charge of the public speaking
department All classes are quite
full, and the work of the year is in
full progress. The present enrolment
has reached one hundred ,eighty-one
students. Following is a list of the
students:
Helen Anderson, Aleca Anderson,
Ella Anderson, Bernice Atkins Mamie
Ames, Jensine Aberg, Ray Atkins,
Mary Amann, Cornelia Allness. STAN
ton Anderson, Ivan Anderson. Ragna
Allness, Virgil Arneson, Lillian Adkins,
Jerrold Anderson.
Allen Buel, Marjorie Buchanan,
Beulah Barry, Olga Bennett, Bohland
Pleasy, Winnifred Buxton, Mary Ben
nett. Ruth Bergen, Delora Burkhardt,
Edna Bake, Esther Buchanan, Louise
Brye, 0rrin Buchanan, Edlinda Brud-
/ os, Paul Beck, Esther Bouffieur, Rich
ard Buchanan, Blaine Braaten, Ken
meth Brewer, Myron Bergen, Marie
Borgum, Friedrich Briggson, Russell
Brewer, Gordon Brewer, Florence
Brady, Zealand Barclay.
/ Ellsworth Crume. Clemon Clark,
Kenneth Curtis, Mildred Chase, Doris
! Call.
Lenore Davidson, Dorothy Deaver,
Il Florence Dewitt, Olga Dauve, Ken
meth Doxrud, Anna Dregne, Edna Dor
win. Letha Dorwin, Donald Dickson,
Edith Dennnig, Thomas Dregne, Maui
Eekriee Davidson. Kenneth Dennis.
Alta Eckholm, Chester GRANDSON,
Lulu Ernest, Loda Engler, George Ell
ton, Hope Eckhardt, Ole Espe, Levi
Eckhardt, Ruth Ellefson. Agnes EN-
erson, Laura Emerson.
Hilda FOrtner, Helen Fortney. Law
renee Froiland, Ruth Fleming, Lorne
Foster, Emmanuel Felix.
Helen Groves. Doris Graham, Waldo
Graham, Victor Graham. Inez Gins.
dale, Lenoa Grimsrud, Gwendolyr
Grimsrud. Emma Gutsch.
Hilda Heck. Cyril Harris, Clarence
Hendriekson, Aleda Halvorson. Min
ME Hanson, Bessie Hayter, Flossis
Henry, Hazel Hulsether. Louise Han
son, Nan Hill, Lynn Honaker. Aims
Hay, Henry Harris, Clifford Hammer
Harold Hexvold, Erwin Hulsether, Del
phia Haye, Laura Hammer, Valbel
Hanson. Rufus Hendriekson, Chri.
Hanson. Beulah Holmstad, Iona Hen
derson, Paul Hanson
Marle Johnson, Emma Jerman Jes
sic Jacobs, Lawrence Jacobs. Leon:
Jackson. Raymond jacobson, Mildre,
! Jennings, Bessie Jacobson.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
PHILOSOPHICAL MEDITATTONs

No matter what may be accomplish
ed by that Washington conference
the American housewife will never be
disarmed. The broomstick is fix
ture in every home.
The writer who escapes criticism
is not writer. He is just scribbler.
The fight for supremacy between
the pen and sword is at an end. The
sword is no longer used in battle and
the pen has been supplanted by the
typewriter.
1t may be true that love comes un-
hidden, but it generally takes a fat
bank account to hold it.
A COCO way to annihilate an enemy
army would b. to send it up in one
of our own a,rships.
Some men are said never to know
when they are whipped. But perhaps
they are too gcSd at running to get
into a scrap.
We note, in passing, that there IS
less kissing among women than there
was few years ago. But perhaps the
men have no cause for complaint.
And still, when frenzied finaneier
gets caught it is but natural that he
should become frenzied.
September again-and the best we
can make out of it is September.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
a Twelve Inning NE

Bud and Otterdale played twelve
inning tie game on the BloomT- sdale
grounds last Sunday. The game was
called on account of darkness with the
score 4 to 4. Many of Otterdale's
men have been playing with LaFarge
all season, and were back in the old
nine for the game giving them real
lineup. Tom Lyons pitched for them;
Pete Volden for Bud.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-09-21
Win Dedicate School

State Supt. Callahan and County
Supt. Sanford viii speak at the dedi-
cation of the Mayfiower school IN the
town of Hillsboro Friday evening;
George tells US this is the first school
building which has been commenced
and completed since he took office.