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Passenger List, Hamburg-American Line S.S. Deutschland, 12 August 1927
Cabin Passenger List for the S.S. Deutschland of the Hamburg-American Line, Departing 12 August 1927 from Hamburg for New York via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton, Commanded by Captain Langer.
List of Cabin Class Passengers
Hamburg-American Line
S.S. Deutschland
Captain Langer
From Hamburg to New York
via Boulogne-sur-Mer and Southampton
Friday, 12 August 1927
Senior Officers and Staff
- Captain: Langer, Commander
- First Officer: E. Friedei
- Second Officer: F. Schadow
- Second Officer: W. Greffrath
- Second Officer: H. Jacobsen
- Third Officer: W. Junge
- Fourth Officer: H. Bielefeldt
- Fourth Officer: K, Camper
- First Radio Officer: P. Steinwerder
- Second Radio Officer: K. Schultz
- Third Radio Officer: B. Nabel
- Fourth Radio Officer: W. Haack
- Chief Engineer: A. Kravack
- Second Engineer: R. Rix
- Third Engineer: O. Schneider
- Third Engineer: K. Buck
- Third Engineer: R. Lensch
- Fourth Engineer: H. Ehlbeck
- Fourth Engineer: B. Gass
- Fourth Engineer: W. Kreutziger
- Fourth Engineer: W. Jarck
- First Electrician: H. Kneller
- Second Electrician: W. Rietdorf
- Projectionist: W. Martiny
- First Physician: Dr. E. Fauss
- Second Physician: Dr. H. Schmidt
- Nurse: Anna Marie Beckmann
- Purser: O. Ritter
- Second Purser: N. Wigger
- Second Purser: M. Janssen
- Assistant Purser: W. Thimann
- Assistant Purser: F. Krug
- Luggage Master: P. Lewald
- First Chief Steward, First Class: M. Heins
- Second Chief Steward, First Class: H. Bleier
- Grillroom Chef and Assistant Chief Steward, First Class: W. Pfohe
- Assistant Chief Steward, First Class: A. Reinecke
- Chief Steward, Second Class: F. Ladendorf
- Assistant Chief Steward, Second Class: A. Riebe
- Chief Steward, Third Class: W. Volckmer
- Assistant Chief Steward, Third Class: G. Reimers
- Head Cook: A. Krüger
- Quartet Director: F. Hagel
- Chior Director: B. Brösel
First Cabin Passengers
To New York
- Mr. S. L. Agoos
- Mrs. S. L. Agoos
- Mrs. Elisabeth Alves
- Mrs. Minnie M. Asch
- Dr. Felix Aussendorf
- Mrs. Felix Aussendorf
- Mr. Wolfgang Aussendorf
- Mr. Richard L. Austin
- Miss Lucylle Austin
- Dr. Max Ballin
- Mrs. Max Ballin
- Mr. Carl Baumann
- Mr. Hermann Benkert
- Mr. N. J. Bijur
- Mrs. N. J. Bijur
- Mr. William Bijur
- Mr. Arthur Bijur
- Mr. Leo Block
- Mr. Leonard Blumberg
- Mr. George Boilensen
- Mr. Franz Brandt
- Mr. Davis Brown
- Mrs. Davis Brown
- Miss Blanche Brown
- Mr. Moreau D. Brown
- Mr. Daniel N. Brown
- Mr. Albrecht Buedinger
- Mrs. Albrecht Buedinger
- Mr. Heinrich Cerf
- Mrs. Heinrich Cerf
- Reverend Dr. S. R. Cohen
- Mrs. S. R. Cohen
- Mr. Albert Cook
- Mrs. Albert Cook
- Mr. Thos. J. Cooke
- Mrs. Thos. J. Cooke
- Mr. James A. Davey
- Mrs. James A. Davey
- Mrs. Dagmar Deems
- Mr. Fred W. Dieck
- Dr. Charles J. Dietrich
- Mr. Dr.slng. Eugen Dörr
- Mr. Max Dreyfuss
- Mrs. Max Dreyfuss
- Miss Sylvia A. Edwards
- Mr. Leopold Einstein
- Mrs. Leopold Einstein
- Mr. Henry Einstein
- Mr. A. L. Eisenstaedt
- Mrs. A. L. Eisenstaedt
- Mr. Alfred Eisenstaedt
- Mr. Levant E. Elliott
- Mrs. Levant E. Elliott
- Mr. Meyer Epstein
- Mrs. Meyer Epstein
- Mrs. Emilly Esser
- Mr. John van Etten
- Mrs. Cornelia Fox
- Mrs. Augusta Frieman
- Mr. Robert Frieman
- Mr. Frank Frey
- Mrs. Frank Frey
- Mr. Aaron Freydberg
- Mrs. Aaron Freydberg
- Mr. Herman Freydberg
- Mrs. Herman Freydberg
- Mr. Frederick Gelbach
- Mrs. Frederick Gelbach
- Mr. Powers Gourand
- Mr. Horace R. Grant
- Mrs. Horace R. Grant
- Mr. Ellsworth Grant
- Mr. Sigmund Gutfreund
- Mrs. Sigmund Gutfreund
- Mrs. Philipine Haas
- Miss Pauline Haas
- Mr. Dr.dng. Hermann Heim
- Mrs. Ray Herzog
- Mr. Morton B. Hirsh
- Mr. Adolf Hirschfeld
- Mrs. Adolf Hirschfeld
- Mrs. Josephine Hoff
- Mr. Jacob de Jong
- Mrs. Jacob de Jong
- Mr. Max Katz
- Mr. John S. Keen
- Mrs. John S. Keen
- Mrs. Emma Kelly
- Mr. Karl K. Kitchen
- Mrs. Anna Klinzmann
- Mr. John Knudsen
- Mrs. John Knudsen
- Mr. John Knudsen Jr.
- Mr. E. G. Kohnstamm
- Mrs. E. G. Kohnstamm
- Mr. Emil W. Korn
- Mrs. Emil W. Korn
- Mr. Robert Kropp
- Mr. Konsul Henry G. Langreuter
- Mr. Martin Lemcke
- Mr. Herbert H. Lind
- Mr. Sam E. Lind
- Mrs. Sam E. Lind
- Mr. Lester Lind
- Mr. Rolf Lindenhayn
- Mr. Carl Lipmann
- Mrs. Carl Lipmann
- Mrs. Blanche Lowenfels
- Mrs. Alice D. Marks
- Miss Julie Marks
- Mr. Morris Mayer
- Mrs. Morris Mayer
- Mr. Milton Mayer
- Mr. Emil Menlo
- Mr. Joseph Messinger
- Mrs. J oseph Messinger
- Hon. Julius Miller
- Mrs. Julius Miller
- Mr. Peter Miller
- Mr. Louis L. Miltenberg
- Mrs. Louis L. Miltenberg
- Mrs. A. M. Monsees
- Dr. Francis J. Murray
- Mrs. Francis J. Murray
- Dr. Ernst Nauen
- Mrs. Emma Naupert
- Mrs. Gisela Neuda
- Mr. Walter H. Nussbaum
- Mrs. Walter H. Nussbaum
- Mrs. Mary Ann Parker
- Mr. Henry Pollak
- Mrs. Henry Pollak
- Dr. Rudolph Rau
- Mrs. Rudolph Rau
- Mr. W. Reasenberg
- Mrs. W. Reasenberg
- Dr. Albert Ripperger
- Mrs. Albert Ripperger
- Mr. Carl Theod. Röchling
- Dr. John R. Rorke
- Mr. Bernhard Rowoldt
- Mr. E. Samuels
- Mrs. E. Samuels
- Mr. M. Samuels
- Mr. Julius Schmid and Servants
- Mrs. Julius Schmid and Servants
- Mr. Herbert Schmitt
- Dr. Eugen W. Schwarz
- Mrs. Eugen W. Schwarz
- Mr. Edward A. Siederman
- Mrs. Johanna Siesel
- Miss Louisa C. Siesel
- Mr. Ralph Simmonds
- Mrs. Ralph Simmonds
- Mr. Sterling Smith
- Mrs. Sterling Smith
- Mr. Sterling Smith Jr.
- Mr. Generaldirektor David Stempel
- Mrs. David Stempel
- Mr. William P. Stempel
- Mrs. William P. Stempel
- Mr. John W. Stork
- Mrs. John W. Stork
- Mr. Lloyd A. Stork
- Miss Anne M. Stork
- Miss Jean M. Stork
- Mr. Frank T. Swain
- Mrs. Frank T. Swain
- Miss Helen L. Taylor
- Mr. William Thompson
- Mrs. William Thompson
- Mr. Dr.dng. Alfons Wagner
- Mr. Gustav Wertheim
- Mrs. Gustav Wertheim
- Miss E. Wilhelmina Westbrook
- Mr. Paul Joseph Wielandy
- Mrs. Paul Joseph Wielandy
- Miss Louise Wielandy
- Dr. Rudolf Wolf
- Mr. G. M. Wolfson
- Mrs. G. M. Wolfson
- Mr. Frank Yokel
- Mrs. Frank Yokel
- Miss Clarinda York
- Mrs. Martha Zinke
To Southampton
- Mr. Charles G. Ellison
- Mr. T. S. Riddeles Nicholson France
- Mrs. T. S. Riddeles Nicholson France
- Mr. Sidney France
- Miss Grace France
- Miss Johanna Frankes Augustin
- Mr. Joachim Ginzberg
- Mrs. Joachim Ginzberg
- Miss Sonja Ginzberg
- Miss Lorna Grossmann
- Mr. Geh. Rat
- Dr. Fritz Huber
- Mrs. Fritz Huber
- Mr. Hugo Kaiser
- Mr. Ronald McDonald
- Mrs. Ronald McDonald
- Miss Christina McLaren
- Mr. Henry A. Mosle
- Mrs. Henry A. Mosle
- Mr. Erich Niemeyer
- Miss Ellen Oppler
- Mr. Peter Pares
- Mr. Donald W. Plunkett
- Mrs. Donald W. Plunkett
- Miss Blanche Smith
- Miss Erzsi von Szegheö
- Mr. Conrad Wiering
- Mrs. Conrad Wiering
To Boulogne-sur-Mer
- Mr. Max Mouchly
- Mrs. Max Mouchly
- Mr. Konrad Richter
Second Cabin Passengers
To New York
- Mr. Nie. Altenhofen
- Mr. Henry W. Arnemann
- Miss Gertrud Arnemann
- Mrs. Emma Barson
- Mrs. Therese Barts
- Miss Norma Barts
- Therese Barts
- Mr. F. G. Bartsch
- Mrs. F. G. Bartsch
- Mrs. Annaliese von Baselli
- Miss Barbara Batz
- Miss Elisabeth Batz
- Mr. William V. Bass
- Mrs. William V. Bass
- Miss Emma Bauer
- Mrs. Elsbeth Baumgartner
- Mr. Alfred Bayer
- Mr. Rev. Frederick Beck
- Miss Gertrud Becker
- Mr. Clement Beiss
- Mrs. Margarethe Beiss
- Mr. Wilhelm Benick
- Mrs. Wilhelm Benick
- Mr. Georg Berger
- Miss Louise Bergmann
- Mrs. Marjem Berkowics
- Mr. Karl Bethke
- Mr. Robert Biehler
- Mr. John Blankmann
- Mr. Peter Blocher
- Mrs. Amalie Blocher
- Mr. Henry Block
- Mrs. Elise Block
- Mrs. Elisabeth Block
- Miss Anna Boch
- Mr. Henry Bocken
- Mrs. Josephine Bocken
- Miss Elfriede Börner
- Mr. Wilhelm Bosch
- Mrs. Ida Brackhahn
- Mr. Herbert Brenneke
- Mr. Emil Brodberk
- Mrs. Maria Brown
- Mr. F. W. Brücker
- Mr. Henry Brueggemann
- Mr. Rudolph Bruer
- Mrs. Caroline Bruer
- Miss Frieda Buck
- Miss Luise Buck
- Miss Pauline Bucher
- Mrs. Walli Budig
- Mrs. Anny Busch
- Mr. Otto Cammerer
- Mr. Gottlieb Cammerer
- Mrs. Lina Cammerer
- Miss Lorette Cammerer
- Mrs. Hilda Cather
- Mrs. Bertha Cohn
- Mrs. Ella Daniels
- Miss Marianne Danziger
- Mrs. Elisabeth Daube
- Walter Daube
- Mrs. Mary Dausch
- Mrs. Bertha Decker
- Mrs. Clara M. Derbacher
- Mr. Joseph Derbacher
- Mr. Paul A. Derbacher
- Mr. Hans Deubel
- Mr. Wilh. Deyhle
- Mrs. Frida J. Deyhle
- Mr. Wilhelm Dienemann
- Miss Ida Dodegge
- Mr. Walter Drescher
- Mr. Georges Duquenoy
- Mrs. Georges Duquenoy
- Miss Anna M. Eckert
- Mr. Henry Edelson
- Mr. Heinz Eeltink
- Mr. Julius Ehrensperger
- Miss Anna Eifert
- Miss Else Engert
- Mr. Hermann Epp
- Miss Rita Fabian
- Mr. Hermann Farkas
- Mr. Paul Feuerhak
- Mrs. Susanne Fey
- Mr. Wilhelm Findel
- Mrs. Julie Findel
- Mr. Israel Flamm
- Mr. Conrad Fleischmann
- Mrs. Barbara Fleischmann
- Mr. Franz Fluhr
- Mrs. Ethel Fraktii
- Mr. Alfred Franz
- Miss Marie Frenz
- Miss Therese Friedheim
- Mr. Walter Friedländer
- Mrs. Sofie Friedman
- Alfred Friedman
- Mr. August Fritz
- Mr. Fromberg
- Mr. James F. Gill
- Mrs. James F. Gill
- Mr. Henry Glorius
- Mrs. Fani Glückman-Biedermann
- Mr. Hermann Goetzke
- Mr. Chaim Goldstein
- Mrs. Zipe Goldstein
- Mrs. Elfriede Göllmann
- Mr. Willy Graf
- Mrs. Anna Grimm
- Ernst Grimm
- Mrs. Rosel Gross
- Mr. Alfred Gunkel
- Mrs. Edith Gunn
- Mr. Chas. Haas
- Mrs. Luise Haas
- Miss Pauline Haisch
- Mrs. Jetta Halpern
- Mr. Leon Halpern
- Mr. Johann Hamm
- Mr. Walter Hansen
- Mr. Herman Harders
- Miss Matilda Harders
- Herman Harders
- Dorothea Harders
- Miss Stella Harms
- Mr. Willy Hartz
- Mr. Fritz Hasecke
- Mrs. Berta Haupt
- Mr. Helmuth Hauschildt
- Miss Adele Hauser
- Mr. Walter Hedrich
- Miss Lydia Heim
- Mr. Advokat Joseph Heller
- Mr. Ferdinand Henrich
- Miss Gitla Herszlikowicz
- Mr. Louis Hinterleitner
- Miss Eugenie Hirsenmann
- Mr. Wilhelm Hofmann
- Mr. Wilhelm Homann
- Mr. W. G. Hubaty
- Mrs. Katherine Hubaty
- Miss Anna Hubrig
- Mrs. Rose Jacobs
- Mr. Emil Jähnke
- Mrs. Amalie Jauch
- Miss Emilie Jauch
- Miss Irma J auch
- Miss Charlotte Kakosch
- Mr. Ludwig Kälber
- Mr. Henry Kamp sr
- Mr. Henry Kamp Jr.
- Mrs. Elizabeth Karl
- Miss Johanna Karl
- Miss Bertha P. Katz
- Mr. Alfred Kauth
- Mr. Joseph Keller
- Mr. Georg Kicely
- Mrs. Maria Kicely
- Louis Kicely
- Mr. Otto Kiefer
- Miss Elisabeth Kiesz
- Miss Margarethe Klenk
- Mr. Louis Klinkerfuss
- Mrs. Frieda Klopsteg
- Mrs. Alwine Kneiding
- Miss Clara Knoblich
- Miss Marie Knoblich
- Mrs. Luise Koch
- Karl Koch
- Mrs. Rose Köhl
- Mr. Josef Kovar
- Mrs. Alice Kovar
- Mr. Stanislaw Kozlowski
- Mr. Detlev Kraemer
- Mr. Werner Kraemer
- Miss Gerda Kraemer
- Mrs. Johanna Krämer
- Miss Greta Krämer
- Mr. Fritz Krämer
- Wilhelm Krämer
- Mrs. Alwida Kramer
- Mr. Siegfried Kramer
- Mrs. Esther Kraus
- Mrs. Caroline Krause
- Mr. Rudolf Krauss
- Miss Liesbeth Krautin
- Miss Gertrud Kreeb
- Mr. Max Kriegei
- Mrs. Olga Kriegei
- Mr. Walter Kühn
- Mr. Alfred Kühn
- Mrs. Sedie Kulka
- Mrs. Elizabeth Kunkel
- August Kunkel
- Mr. Joseph Lacek
- Mr. John R. Lange
- Mrs. Hedwig Lange
- Mr. Paul Lässing
- Mr. Johann Laube
- Mrs. Antonie Laube
- Mrs. Lena Lawrence
- Miss Marie Lerch
- Mrs. Mindel Liebermann
- Miss Ida Liffmann
- Miss Ottilie Linhardt
- Mr. Kurt Lion
- Mrs. Marie Lippold
- Mr. Max Lukowski
- Mr. Georg Lutz
- Mrs. Elisabeth Luxemburg
- Mrs. Anna McGowan
- Miss Wilhelmine Mangels
- Mrs. Manz
- Mr. Manz
- Miss Sofie Markus
- Mrs. Sophie von Markus
- Mrs. Salie Mauskopf
- Mrs. Johanna Mattus
- Mrs. Hedwig Mayer
- Willy Mayer
- Mr. Josef Meier
- Miss Gertrud Meyle
- Mr. Josef Moehler
- Miss Eva Moses
- Mr. Albert Müller
- Mrs. Eleonore Müller
- Miss Sophie Müller
- Miss Helene Naumann
- Mr. Emil Nettke
- Mrs. Martha Nettke
- Mr. Henry Noll
- Mr. Knut Th. Nordquist
- Mrs. Mary Rose Nordquist
- Rose Mary Nordquist
- Mr. Albert Claes Nordquist
- Mrs. Hilda Nordquist
- Miss Margaret E. Nordquist
- Mr. Wilhelm Odörfer
- Miss Erna Offermann
- Mr. William Ohlhaber
- Mrs. Sophie Ohlhaber
- Mr. Conrad Oswald
- Mr. Simon Payton
- Mrs. Elsie Peckmann
- Mr. S. Perlstein
- Mrs. Frieda Perlstein
- Mrs. Mathilde Petersen
- Miss Alice B. Pfaff
- Miss Josephine M. Pfaff
- Miss Eloise M. Pfaff
- Mr. Xavier Pfaff
- Mrs. J osephine Pfaff
- Miss Emilie Pfuhl
- Emmy Pfuhl
- Mr. William Polangin
- Frederick Polangin
- Miss Klara Potzner
- Miss Sofie Potzner
- Miss Anna Potzner
- Mr. Leonard Pschirer
- Mrs. Barbara Pschirer
- Mrs. Hinda Radimiene
- Mr. Rev. Francis Regnery
- Mr. Rev. John Regnery
- Mr. Fred Reimann
- Mrs. Elsie Reimann
- Mr. Otto Reimers
- Mrs. Anna Reimers
- Mr. Gustav Reischl
- Mr. Ludwig Remmele
- Mr. Adam Ridinger
- Mr. Earl C. Roff
- Mrs. Earl C. Roff
- Miss Anna Lucie Ros
- Miss Jenny Rotschild
- Mr. Carl Rumohr
- Mrs. Carl Rumohr
- Mr. Edward Rundt
- Mrs. Edward Rundt
- Mr. Günther Rutkowsld
- Mr. George Sachs
- Mrs. Else Sachs
- Mr. Franz Sailer
- Mrs. Kunigunde Sailer
- Mr. Nikolaus Sanders
- Mr. Otto Schade
- Mrs. Otto Schade
- Mr. J. R. Schalla
- Mr. Richard Schauer
- Mr. M. Schildbach
- Mrs. Ella Schildbach
- Mr. George Schlachter
- Mr. Carl Schlumpf
- Miss Elizabeth Schmidt
- Mrs. Sophie Schmidt
- Mrs. Frieda Schoen
- Ernst Schoen
- Miss Marie Schray
- Werner Schray
- Mrs. Annie Schuster
- Mr. Joseph Schuster
- Mr. Julius Schweinle
- Mrs. Pauline Schweinle
- Mrs. Ella Schwartz
- Miles J. Schwartz
- Mr. Hugo Schwartz
- Mr. Sam Schwartz
- Mr. Direktor Blazej J. Sedlacek
- Mrs. Clotilde Seegers
- Mr. Karl Seekircher
- Mr. John Seidel
- Mrs. Johanna Seidel
- Mr. Rudolph Seidel
- Miss Emma Seidel
- Mr. Hans Seufert
- Mr. William H. Siefen
- Mrs. Mary A. Siefen
- Miss Anna Silechnik
- Mrs. Elizabeth Simkin
- Mr. George Slottmann
- Mr. Samuel Smith
- Mrs. Samuel Smith
- Dr. Oskar Solbrig
- Mrs. Oskar Solbrig
- Mr. Conrad Staats
- Mrs. Anna Stahlberg
- Miss Lina Stahlberg
- Mr. Hermann Steinberg
- Dr. Ferdinand Steinhoff
- Mrs. Sophie Steinhoff
- Miss Lydia Steinhoff
- Miss Lois Steinhoff
- Mr. Joseph Stern
- Mr. Karl Stirn
- Mr. Hermann Storz
- Mrs. Lisbeth Storz
- Miss Florence Strauss
- Miss Frieda Taupitz
- Mr. Otto Thiele
- Mr. Oswald Thiele
- Florence Thurston
- Mr. Berthold Toller
- Mr. Johan S. Toth
- Mrs. Mary Toth
- Mr. Christian Traub
- Mr. Magoichi Uchikata
- Mr. Michael Uebelacker
- Mrs. Apolonia Uebelacker
- Dr. Otto Urban
- Dr. Anna Urban
- Harold Urban
- Mr. August Vernimb
- Mrs. Bertha Vogelhuth
- Miss Katharine Vogelhuth
- Mr. Emanuel Volk
- Mr. Heinrich Wagner
- Mrs. Bertha Wagner
- Mr. Isador Wasserman
- Mr. Karl Weber
- Mr. George Weidner
- Mr. Adolf Weiss
- Mrs. Marie E. Werner
- Miss Eleonore A. Werner
- Mrs. Mary E. Whaley
- Mr. Heinrich Woidscheck
- Miss Wilhelmina Wolfert
- Mr. Samuel Wundermann
- Mrs. Rosa Wundermann
- Mr. Karl Zeidler
- Mrs. Barbara Zimkowski
- Mr. Ernst Zinner
To Southampton
- Mr. Willy Göldner
- Mrs. Martha Göldner
- Mr. Hermann Joost
- Mrs. Helene Joost
- Mr. Leslie R. Morshead
- Mrs. Jessie E. Morshead
- Miss Frieda Rüter
- Mr. Adolf Visel
- Mrs. Margarethe Visel
- Miss Helen Visel
THE TWIN-SCREW TURBINE STEAMER "Deutschland"
of 21,000 gross register tons, built by Messrs. Blohm & Voss, of Hamburg, in 1923
"Deutschland"—Germany—the country after which the vessel has been named, occupies an area of 180,976 square miles in the centre of Europe.
Since 1918 it has been a republic consisting of the following seventeen federal states, viz., Prussia, Bavaria, Württemberg, Baden, Saxony, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Thuringia, Hesse, Oldenburg, Brunswick, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Anhalt, Lippe, Schaumburg-Lippe, Hamburg, Lübeck, and Bremen. The population numbers 63,300,000.
The capital, Berlin, with a population of 4,014,000, is the largest German city. Geographically, Germany is characterized by the gradual rise of the country from the North German and Baltic coasts to the South German foothills of the Alps, the Central German mountains occupying an intermediate position.
In spite of this simple geographical character German scenery is extremely diversified. The Lower Rhine, the North-western lowlands, the lake districts of Mecklenburg and Pomeriana, West and East Prussia, the Middle Rhine, the Rhön and Spessart mountains, the Main valley, Thuringia, the mountains of the Saxon and Silesian border, the Black Forest, the Schwäbische Alb, and the Bavarian uplands:—each of these districts has its own typical features.
The great diversity of scenery is supplemented by that of the German towns and cities, many of which are celebrated for their valuable historical monuments and for their modern buildings and objects of art. For these reasons and also on account of the numerous medicinal springs and health resorts scattered throughout the country, Germany has to an increasing extent attracted international tourist traffic.
Germany is also an industrial country par excellence. Most of the mineral treasures extracted from her soil are worked at home. Prominent among the industries is the "heavy" industry of the Ruhr, Saar, and Upper Silesia, but practically every other industry is also represented in the country. The German industries largely owe their development to the cooperation of German science, a case in point being the chemical industry.
Little more than a generation ago agricultural and pastoral pursuits formed the principal occupations of the population. Their yields have been greatly increased owing to the greater intensification of the methods employed, and are now capable of supplying the major part of the requirements of the home population.
Matters of traffic and communication are highly developed in Germany. An extensive system of natural and artificial waterways—the Rhine, Elbe, Weser, Oder, Main, and Danube being the chief waterways of the first kind—connects all parts of the country. The network of railroads is denser still, and numerous German and international air lines have been added to these means of communication in recent years.
From the German seaports shipping services radiate to all parts of the world. Hamburg—a city with more than a million inhabitants and ranking second according to population among German cities—is the centre of German overseas shipping. Fifty per cent of the German ocean-borne commerce moves to and from Hamburg, which is the home port of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie. This firm owns more than 950,000 gross reg. tons of vessels, and is accordingly the leading shipping company in Germany.
New York Mail For Passengers
The New York Office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie has made arrangements that mail addressed to passengers arriving in New York may be obtained at the principal exit on the upper floor of the Pier. This only applies to such letters, etc., that arrive too late to be delivered to passengers on board during their stay at the quarantine station.
Passengers are reminded that the porters on the New York piers are not allowed to ask for gratuities in consideration of the handling of passengers' baggage, they being paid sufficient wages for their services. If, nevertheless, any porter should demand payment for handling such baggage, passengers are requested to note the number plate on his cap and to report him to one of the uniformed policemen on the pier.
All passengers intending to proceed to the United States, including non-American citizens resident in the United States, are required to pay, previous to their departure, the head tax of eight dollars U. S. currency imposed by the United States Government.
This tax is not payable by:
1. American citizens capable of producing an American passport as evidence of their nationality;
2. children below 16 accompanied by their parents or one of them ;
3. diplomatic or consular representatives and other duly authorized government officials, including their suites and families, irrespective of the purpose for which they desire to proceed to the United States, but only if they can produce a diplomatic passport;
4. passengers intending to proceed to Canada via the United States, provided that, upon their landing in the United States, they are in possession of a railroad ticket entitling them to travel to some Canadian destination.
Non-American women married to American citizens subsequent to September 21, 1922, are required to pay the tax. Non-Americans proceeding to the United States on a visit or for business purposes, who do not intend to stay for more than 59 days, are also required to pay the tax, but may have the amount refunded to them upon application, provided that
1. they enter, upon their departure for New York, the words: "No longer than 59 days" in reply to question No. 24 of the questionnaire to be filled in by non-American passengers, and that
2. they advise the immigration officer in New York, upon arriving there, of their intention not to stay for more than 59 days, and that they obtain from said official a so-called transit certificate, form No. 514.
Such transit certificate, however, is only valid if the period of 59 days is not exceeded, and if the purser or captain (or his representative) of the steamer by which the passenger returns or continues his voyage, has entered a note stating the name of the steamer and the date of her departure from the United States, adding his signature as well. Persons continuing their voyage from the United States to other countries by rail, are required to produce said certificate to the conductor who will enter the date and the train number when crossing the United States frontier.
The transit certificate must be returned to the Immigration Authorities, Washington, within 120 days of the date of the passenger's arrival in New York. This must be effected through the intermediary of the shipping company whose steamer the passenger used for his voyage to the United States. Applications for refunding the head tax are disregarded if this period is exceeded. The amount of the tax, however, may also be refunded to the passenger against his returning the transit certificate to the office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie at the place of embarkment in NewYork previous to his departure from New York, or, during his return from America to Europe, to the purser on board, or, upon arriving in Hamburg, to the office of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Abteilung Personenverkehr, Alsterdamm 25, Hamburg.
Tourist Department Of The Hamburg-Amerika Linie
On The B-Deck Of The S. S. Deutschland, an Office of the Tourist Department has been established. This Office furnishes information to passengers concerning the sailings of the steamers, the railway services from port of arrival into the interior, the air service and all other arrangements of the Hamburg-Amerika Linie. It also provides information with regard to customhouse and passport arrangements and other questions which are of importance to travellers. At the Office tickets are issued for railroads and steamers to all parts oftheworld.
The HÄPAG World Cruise 1928 Of The Triple-Screw De Luxe Steamer "Resolute"
The fifth world Cruise of this steamer will commence at New York on January 7,1928 and will be completed at New York on May 26, 1928.
European passengers may join the steamer, at their option, at Madeira on January 14,
" Gibraltar on January 16,
" Algiers on January 18,
" Villefranche on January 20, or " Naples on January 22.
They must pay their own fare to the port of embarkation selected. European members of the cruise will be granted free return passages from New York to some European port of call on board one of the Company's steamers as advertised in the sailing lists, and their accommodation during the return voyage will be as nearly as possible similar to that provided during the cruise. The program of this, the most beautiful of all world cruises has been arranged with the greatest care and includes visits to countries and cities to know which is not only of particular interest to the general traveller, but also to the scientist and the lover of nature generally.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 4, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Tuesday, June 4, 1991_Herald-Ziitung, New Braunfels, Texas A camper at the Summer Slam Basketball Camp, going on this week at Canyon High School, works on his shot after Monday's first day of camp. Camp attracts 200 By JOE BELK Sports Editor The two local coaches who are coordinating the Summer Slam Basketball Camp at Canyon High School, Canyon's David Manley and New Braunfels' Cliff Wilkins, expected some walkups Monday morning when the camp started. What they got was a brief shock but an overall pleasure, as approximately IOO campers registered Monday morning to bring the total number of participants to 200. "It did throw us off a little," Manley said. "We thought we'd have maybe 40, 50 walkups. But once we got through the morning, the afternoon went great." The best thing about the large crowd, Wilkins said, is the level of interest shown in the sport. "We were extremely pleased, to say the least," he said. "The interest in basketball has really picked up." The number of campers is in the same range as last year, when Wilkins and former Cougar Coach Billy Gil-lispie ran the camp, but Wilkins noted that freshmen this year are attending the varsity camp at New Braunfels — run by Blinn College assistant Matt Foreman — instead of the Canyon camp. I think Billy and I laid the groundwork and it kind of snowballed," he said. "The timing is good — it's the week after school lets out and the first camp they can go lo. It kind of sets the tone for the summer. I think they get a lot for their money — the kids have fun and learn something." By JOE BELK Sport* Editor Steve Dement was selected as the new varsity basketball coach at Smithson Valley High School, replacing long-time Rangers Coach Roger Kraft. Dement had been the junior varsity coach under Kraft. He has coached at Smithson Valley for three years, and in Comal ISD for seven of his 13 years of coaching. "He knows all the kids and he's coached almost all the kids coming up," Smithson Valley Athletic Director Joe Matulich said. "We're real excited. This is something he's wanted. "He'll do a great job. He's been coaching here a long time." Dement said he had aspired to a head coaching position in basketball, but wasn't prepared to move away to get one. "I'm not going anywhere — this is permanent from my part," he said. "My wife and I like living here, and we like raising our children here. We're going to stay." For that reason. Dement was gladSteve Dement he was in position to replace Kraft when the vacancy opened. "I just happened to be in the right spot at the right time," he said. "I'm real familiar with the kids and how things work around here. Hopefully, that'll be a big advantage for me." Dement said he was influenced by one of his high school coaches, Houston Aldine's Bill Smith, who went on to coach Aldine to the state small school championship in 1990. "He made a real big impression on me," said Dement, adding that he had hoped to eventually earn a head coaching position. ''Basketball's always been my strong suit. This was my ultimate goal — I'm just happy to get the opportunity." Dement said he expects to implement some changes in the Rangers' system, particularly on offense. "We'll still be setting a lot of picks and be shooting off picks, but you'll see a lot of different people shooting from different places on the floor," he said. He said the team's defense would ultimately come down to the players' individual desire to stop their opponents, but added that they probably wouldn't play all of their District 26-4A rivals man-to-inan. 'Basketball's always been my strong suit. This was my ultimate goal — I'm just happy to get the opportunity/ Steve Dement SY basketball coach "I want to be able to do different things as the situation dictates," he said. "I don't want to be locked into one thing." He said he felt good about the group of players currently at Smithson Valley. "They're good kids — they're flexible and coachable," he said. "I think they'll adjust real well. Roger did a good job of getung them ready. Some things will look different, but the objective is going to be the same." Krait had been the varsity basketball coach at Smithson Valley since 1980, taking the Rangers to the 3A playoffs four umes.Hearns earns record sixth boxing title LAS VEGAS (AP) — The Hit Man became the Slick Man, and in the process became a world champion for the sixth time. Fighting as controlled a fight as he has in his 13-year pro career, Thomas Hearns turned back the clock and his critics Monday night to beat Virgil Hill on a 12-round unanimous decision and win the World Boxing Association version of the light heavyweight title. ''I never felt I was through or finished," Hearns said. "I thought I had a lot more left and a lot more to prove." And prove something he did against Hill, outboxing a boxer who had won all 30 of his previous fights and taking the 175-pound title that Hill had defended successfully IO times before. It may not have been the vintage Hearns of old, but the 32-year-old version wasn't too bad as Hearns patiently dictated the pace of the fight and scored the heavier exchanges of a tactical and quite interesting bout. "This meant more to me than any fight in the world," said Hearns, who won his first title at 147 pounds when Jimmy Cana was still president. "I have to put this above my other tules. They all mean something to me, but this means a lot more." A 9-5 underdog at fight time, Hearns was supposed to be loo old, too weak in the legs and not strong enough to win the title from the 27-year-old undefeated champion. 'I never felt I was through or finished. I thought I had a lot more left and a lot more to prove/ Thomas Hearns 'I'm pretty disappointed because it's going to take me awhile to get back up there again.' Virgil Hill "This was a tough, tough fight far me," said Hearns, who added another $4.2 million to his career earning*. "Every second I had to think, because if I wasn't thinking, there's no telling where I'd be now, I might still be asleep " Hill, venturing outside his native North Dakota for only the third lime in ll title defenses, fought cautiously in the early rounds and took a pounding from Hearns in the sixth round. The champion won the last round on all three ringside scorecards, but by that time it was too late and Hearns had the fight in his grasp "I thought it was close," Hill said. "When you're fighting a legend, it's like fightuig a world Champion. You liave to make it decisive.' ' Hill, who lost for the first ame in 31 fights, earned his biggest payday — $1.5 million. But he didn't get what he needed most — awm over Hearns that would have propelled him to the bigger paydays and recognition that come with beating a big name. ''I'm pretty disappointed because it's going to take me awhile to get back up there again," Hill said. Hill revealed he had broken his nose during the third week of training for the fight, and also suffered a hy pere mended elbow. The nose, he said. was rebroken by a Hearns punch in the third round, and the elbow caused his right arm to go numb for 30 seconds at a tune during the bout. Bul Hill conceded it was probably Hearns' night anyway. "I have no excuses," he said. "I just didn t execute. I didn't listen to my comer. I stood there and posed abit." . But the snapping left jab of earlier days was still there, and the legs held out just long enough for Hearns to win by a 115-113 margin on two scorecards and 116-112 on the third. Although neither fighter was knocked down during the bout, both provided a senes of exchanges that kept the pace going and kepi the aucnuoii of the almoin iced crowd of 8,125 at an outdoor arena ai Caesars Palace. Dement named Ranger coach SY assistant chosen to replace Kraft as varsity basketball head Sabatini rebounds, advances to semis PARIS (AP) — Twice a point away from defeaL third-seeded Gabriela Sabatini reached the semifinals of the French Open today with a gritty 5-7,7-6 (12-10), 6-0 victory over Jana Novotna. Forma champions Steffi Graf and Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario advanced in much easia fashion to a semifinal match against each oiha. Graf, the second seed, improved her career record against France's Nathalie Tauziat to 14-0 with a 6-3, 6-2 victory. Sanchez-Vicario, seeded fifth, overpowaed No. 4 seed Mary Joe Fernandez, also 6-3,6-2. Andre Agassi became the first men's player to reach the semifinals. Playing as if he had a plane to catch, he raced to a 6-3, 6-1,6-1 victory ova Switzerland's Jakob Hlasek. Sabatini trailed 5-2 in the second set, before rallying to draw even. In the tie-breaker, she twice saved match points and wasted six set points before winning. That seemed to demoralize Novotna, the sixth seed, who succumbed meekly un the final set after seeming to have an edge in the first two. "It's good to have this kind of match," Sabaum said. "ll makes me ready for the next ... I never stopped fighting." Novotna headed back to ha hotel without granting the obligatory post-match press conference, and officials of the women'! tour said the Czechoslovak might be fined. Sabatini's semifinal opponent was to be decided later today in a match between top-seeded Monica Seles and Spain's seventh-seeded Conchita Martinez. Agassi, a finalist last year and the No. 4 seed this year, disposed of the unseeded Swiss playa in I hour, 15 minutes, the fastest victory of the week involving one of the top players. Several times, Agassi was back on the court ready to resume play before the umpire announced the end of a break. Hlasek, ranked 20th in the world, appeared helpless against Agassi and drew densive whistles from the center court crowd early rn the third set when he made a suing of unforced errors. In the semifinals, Agassi will play the winna of a match later today between second-seeded Bons Becka and 10th-seeded Michael Chang, the 1989 champion. In all, three Ama leans and two Gentians, ail of them seeded, reached the quarterfinals of the clay court tournament, reflecting the strength of the two nations that have won the last three Davis Cups. Of the other three quanerfmalisis, only top-ranked Stefan Edberg is a favorite Hlasek and Argentina's Franco Davm were unseeded. In the oiha half of the draw, Such is favored to win his quarterfinal Wednesday against Davin. ranked 69th in the world. But a German-American semifinal in that bracket is far from certain, with Bd bag favored in his match against the hardhitting No. 9 seed, Jim Couria of Dade City, Fla. Courier demolished his friend and practice partner, 243rd-ranked Todd Martin, on Monday to reach a Grand Slam quarterfinal for the first lune. "Edberg is capable of playing great on clay." Courier said. "Clay is favorable for me against him, though I feel confident, and so does he, I expect." In 1989, Chang became the first American to wui the French Open smce 1955. This year marks the fir si time thai three Ama leans have reached the quarterfinals since 1984, when Connors, John McEnroe and Jimmy Anas got that far. NB Triathlon meeting today Anyone interested in vol un leering to help wilh the New Braunfels Triathlon should attend a 7 p.m. meeting today at the New Braunfels Children's Museum. The triathlon will be held this Sunday, starting at Lake Dunlap. Backet* will be stuffed at the meeting, at which time volunteers may also tell triathlon organizers which part of die event they would like to help with. Volumed* who can not attend should call the Children's Museum at 6204)939 lo inform organizers whet duly want lo do and lo find out what lime they need lo arrive ai die event on Sunday. Lifeguards are among Ute rnost-volumeers for the triathlon. Tuseth wins Landa Ladies title as Falconer, Dilly earn honors The Landa Ladies Golf Association completed it* championship tournament last week, with Rose TuscUi winning the event. Mary Falconer won ruruter-up honors, and Jeaneiic Dilly had the low net score. Jan Schrader was the first fiiahi winner, and Dorothy Brooks had die low net on the first fiiahi. On die second flight, Marge Milter won and Just Ina Kerulis had die low net The Landa ladies also played a ones tournament May 29. Virgie Van Kleef won die tournament, with Dilly pile* log second. On die first flight, Edna Guttery won, white Brooks and Bdle Oreaory tied for second Irene Taylor won die second flight, and Fear! Chase was die runner-up. Cutlery, Falconer, Tuaeih, Dilly, Miliar, Kerulis and Van Kieey all had birds during die tournament; and Miller, Dilly, Tuaeth, Kerulis and Marion Fatten hit chip ins Legend* play four-man tournament On May 30, die Landa Legends played a four-man team, points vs. quota tournament. Two teams tied tor first with plus-8 scores; Bd Jones, Oscar Malone, Lany itaruell and Lin Rose; and George Lancaster, Glen Case, Delton Holt and Lee Compton. Finishing diird was die team of Cliff Nelson, Bob Berthold, Harold Taylor and John Lea. in individual play, Jim Guttery was first on die A flight with a 65. Case won die H fiiahi at 67, Taylor captured die C Hight title with a 64, and Compton won tile L) flight at 63 Closest to die pin were Mel Joluunou on #7, Henry Kves on #9. ('use oil #12 and Ctiarlie Smith on #15. yMr-old Moor* acts #16 at Landa Jack Moore, an 83-year-old golfer from New Braunfels, aced hole #13 at Linda Hark. The par 3, 163-vard hole was aced using a #3 wood It was Moore's third hoie-in-one, and his second time to ace hole # 13 at Landa Park Pee Wee title game today playing Arb* The National League Fee Wee championship game is today at die Lions Field, with two 12-1 teams for die Utie at 7 p.m. irby's and Mabry tinier prises clash today at die NL Balds on Fredericksburg Road. Both teams went through die regular season I HI, pick ing up losses only in a season split with each other Mabry advanced to the finals with a 16 4 win against Texas Commove Bank, white Arby's enjoyed an equally convincing win over Fee Woe A Division winner Wendell A Sons, winning 12-3. During die regular season, die se teams played very close games Arby's won the first meeting 10-9, while Mabry got revenge in the rematch with a 6-4 win, Bill Maury a National Laagua Pa# Wa# team, Maury Ententes, taka on ArUy a today at 7 p m In th# National Laagua champtonahip gam#. (Photo Uy Erik Karlaoon) ;
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How are books classified as classics? Are classics are simply written in other centuries, in older times? Or is it because they contain themes and character archetypes that are repeated in many books? I have seen in many stories that there were tragic love stories (Romeo and Juliet) and coming of age tales (The Catcher in the Rye). I think literary references are made to classics through themes, motifs, and character archetypes.
Themes have been repeated, although it doesn't go to say that specific books sprouted them. In the Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, a reoccurring theme is coming of age (growing up) and innocence. Holden Caulfield, the main character, is afraid to grow up, constantly rejecting the adult world and thinking it is "phony" (he uses that word many times). That is why he can be described as immature; Holden is unable to be responsible and his inquiry of where the ducks in Central Park went in the winter shows he has no desire to become an adult. He is obsessed with saving adolescence and preventing children, for example, his sister Phoebe, from growing up and facing the "phoniness" of the adult world. Lost of innocence is big deal for Holden and you can see that when he tries to erase the naughty words off of Phoebe's elementary school. He believes that children are innocent (and should remain that way) because they were not corrupt like adults(or at least the people around his age he was acquainted with), who had bias views on the world and society. In Holden's mind, anyone that was a kid was not a phony, like his sister and childhood friend, Jane Gallagher. Coming of age tales have been written before, such as Stephen Chbosky's The Perks of Being a Wallflower and even J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, because those are all books in which the main characters undergo adventures (use that word loosely) and develop as a human being.
Character archetypes seemed to stem from classics. In Wuthering Heights, Heathcliff can be referred to as the "misunderstood villain" for he is a seemingly bad person but actually, his actions were not always pure evil – he is a very messed up person due to ill-treatment from Hindley and having his love, Catherine, taken away from him. Some modern misunderstood villains include Scar, from the movie The Lion King and Darth Vader from Star Wars. I understand that those examples are characters from movies, but the point is that classics influence fiction in modern times.
The most known motif is the tragic love story. Romeo and Juliet set up a theme that would be used for many, many, many years to come. It's a theme that many different, amazing stories can be created from. The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins is a modern saga in which Peeta and Katniss' relationship are followed throughout (although their love was not the main point of the story). The movie Titanic is another tragic love story, and because of that theme in the story, it made the movie all the more tear-jerking and moving (that may have been the only reason that movie was so sad. You know, besides people sinking to their unpredicted fate).
In conclusion, I believe classics can be classified as "classics" and belong in that section in the library because fiction today use them as references and influences. Classic literature contains many themes, character archetypes, and motifs that hold for interesting stories. Stories that have such impact on books and movies today can considerably be called "classics".
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Now the big question is: can we have classics today that will do the same and influence literature in the future?
Yes, I often think about that and how we have those "modern classics" like Life of Pi (Yann Martel) and The Alchemist (Paulo Choelho). But I don't know if those books will have the same kind of influence on us (or any time soon) such as Huxley's Brave New World or Orwell's Animal Farm; it's impossible to know. We really have to think about every idea and theme about life (love, hate, loss, death, etc) in these "modern classics" and think if these ways of thinking will be relatable and last for generations well into the future. This response is getting a little long, but your question really makes me think. I guess classics today have to bring new ideas to surface. We don't need DIFFERENT plots, we need different lessons, morals, ideas, motifs, and every other literary devices that you are required to analyse for in a book. People look for originality, even though writing is graceful stealing.
I agree that themes, motifs and character archetypes are a common thread in classics all of which lead them to influencing the generation or generations that follow. However, I think there's also a lot to be said for aesthetics. Many of James Joyce's works are considered classics more for their style than their content. Of course this is often only a facet of why works of literature become classics. A Picture of Dorian Gray undoubtedly has a great plot and deals with motifs that have been common in mythology for thousands of years, but I'd argue that the mellifluous description of Basil's garden beyond his studio is some of the finest material Wilde ever wrote and his use of language in general forms a significant part of his reputation as a writer of classics. Pure writing skill shouldn't be overlooked.
Yes, I agree that sophistication and literary style plays an important role in classics. When reading classic literature, you can usually tell that is a classic based solely on the language. But what writing skill or language actually make a book a classic? Is there any real way of identifying through aesthetics or writing style?
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RB Ahmad Bradshaw (foot) and LB Michael Boley (hamstring) will not practice today. Boley is day-to-day and Bradshaw is still not ready to return. Neither is expected to play this Sunday vs the Eagles. CB Aaron Ross, who left the game in San Francisco with a leg contusion, is practicing this afternoon. This week, the Giants will look to give more responsibility to several rookies. RB Da'Rel Scott on offense and LBs Jacquian Williams and Spencer Paysinger on defense. This could also be the week that CB Prince Amukamara finally makes his debut, but we're not holding our breath on that one…. According to sources, Eagles QB Michael Vick (ribs) and WR Jeremy Maclin (shoulder) are not practicing today. Head coach Andy Reid says he is still holding out hope that Vick can play this week. Tom Coughlin was asked what he plans to say to the group of players who were in attendance at Victor Cruz' birthday party Monday night at a NYC nightclub. A fatal shooting incident occurred at the venue, ...
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The Scherersville athletic fields are at the west end of the park along Mauch Chunk Road contain three softball fields and a regulation baseball field. The grass areas of the softball fields are used for youth soccer in the fall. Another regulation baseball field and two multi-purpose fields are located near the Parks' building on Lehnert Road. The multi-purpose fields are used for cricket, flag football, and other sports. This area also has four tennis courts for citizen use. There are community garden plots along Lehnert Road.
JCP is also the home to an excellent 6000+ foot disc golf course that has hosted the World Disc Golf tournament. The Lehigh Valley Disc Golf Club is a valued partner in course development and maintenance.
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I have silicone implants placed in 2007. The left is ruptured, on MRI. I had my first surgery w/375 saline implants in 2003. I am currently nursing my 11 month old baby with the plan to let her self wean. We've successfully breastfed since birth, despite the absence of a milk ejection reflex in the other side. I want to get an explant/capsulectomy but want to continue nursing after the surgery. What is the risk of damage to breastfeeding anatomy/nerves with explant/capsulectomy? Please help.
Can I Continue Breastfeeding (Immediately) After Breast Explantation with Capsulectomy? Diagnosis Ruptured Implant.
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Can I Continue Breastfeeding (Immediately) After Breast Explantation with Capsulectomy? Diagnosis Ruptured Implant.
Very interesting question. Before you undergo this surgery, it has to be clear why would this explantation and capsulectomy have to be done now? What is the urgency. This is usually not that urgent a matter and can wait until you are through with your breast feeding. In general any surgery on the breasts should be deferred until after breast feeding if possible. Any experienced plastic surgeon, certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery will tell you the same thing.
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There is not quite enough info here to make a specific recommendation. However, usually this is not an urgent situation. Depending upon how long you may wish to continue nursing, you may wish to delay your surgery. Discuss with your surgeon. All the best.
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5. Quilt each seam, starting from the center of the blocks. Stitch in the ditch on every seam; work toward the edge.
6. Cut eight 4" x WOF strips of binding fabric. Sew two 4" ends together form a long binding strip. Make 4.
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8. Fold the edge of remaining binding strips 1/2" to the WS; press. Fold strips in half lengthwise & press. Begin with the 1/2" folded edge; pin raw edges to RS of the quilt. Trim binding 1/2" longer than the quilt. Fold under 1/2" to the inside; pin to create a neat corner. Slip stitch folded edge to quilt back. Repeat on opposite side.


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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Original Art Stories: Mike Esposito & Jack Kirby
No matter how good an interview is there'll always be someone who'll be upset that a certain topic wasn't covered in detail. In this case there's been mention that Mike hasn't spoken about Jack Kirby, not that I expect him to. Kirby didn't feature all that much in Mike's life or career, he worked with him on a very infrequent basis and clearly spent more time and effort on other artists such as Ross, John Romita, Don Heck, George Tuska and Gil Kane to name but a few. Still as some people like to read anything relating to Kirby I've decided to post Mike's thoughts and comments about the man here, just to compliment Bryan's interview. Have a read, then scoot on over and enjoy Bryan's comprehensive interview, and check out some of his others to boot. There's well worth the time and effort.
I first met Jack Kirby when I went bankrupt. He and Joe Simon took over a bunch of titles for the same distributor that I had that I was supposed to do with Ross but we had a falling out with the distributor. We did a couple of stories for Jack. Kirby was a cigar chomping, fast talking guy. He was a good guy. Joe Simon was more the businessman of the two, just like with Ross Andru and Mike Esposito I was more the business guy because Ross was very introverted.
When he inked Kirby, Johnny Romita would try and keep the same look. That look is, and you don't try and fix it, those fingers are supposed to be square. The stress lines on the muscles are supposed to be long, sweeping lines. Once you slow it down and try to make it look realistic then it stops being Kirby. You've got to be designing when you ink it. He did breakdowns for me for the Hulk when I used to pencil it back in 1965. Stan Lee wanted me to do it and I said, "I don't know Kirby's technique". He said "Look, we'll pay you as a penciller", because it was a scribble layout. Very, very rough. No features at all on the faces. So naturally I started to draw the way I was taught to draw. He said, "That's not Kirby. You've got a real nose there. You've got to put two holes in the face" because Kirby never really drew a nose, he always just had two holes.
The guy who I think did the greatest job on Kirby was Joe Sinnott. Sinnott made it look three-dimensional. Their Fantastic Four was beautiful stuff. I'm sure that Kirby didn't particularly like it because it didn't look like Kirby. He so often did that. He gave a quality, a beauty, that wasn't always there in the pencils. Beautiful stuff. Mike Royer was also very good. Kirby seemed to like him because he made it look like Kirby, the thick lines and everything, the very flat, straight lines on the muscles. Royer followed his stuff.
I've seen original art in the Jack Kirby Collector. They've got pencilled pages in there and they're beautiful. As an artist I can appreciate them. I look at them and I say, "My God, I don't think I could ink it that way" the way it looks in pencil. I would tend to put too much emotion in a line, flex my brush or flex my pen to get thick or thin, but you can't do that. When the arm is coming towards you, with the knuckle and fingers, they're just sticks coming out. You can't put knuckles on them; you can't make them look like a real finger. You slow it down and the excitement is gone, the movement.
To be a freelancer meant that you had to jump ahead before the guy behind me collapsed. Go to the next one, and the next one, because freelancers have to do that. You can't have your allegiance to just the one publisher, you can't. Because even though they say they'll give you a contract, they want you as an exclusive, you still get screwed in the end. When push comes to shove, you'll be shoved. Unfortunately that's the nature of the beast. If you were a guy like Kirby, who was important to Stan that it would never work out bad, he would still be top drawer. He would still be the top guy. He would still get all the best deals. Certain guys, when things would get rough, would be weeded out because the ship is sinking so it's every man for himself. Not with a guy like Kirby. Kirby left on his own, not because things got slow or anything like that, he just went to DC. He had the name; he could do anything he wanted. He did some nice stuff at DC with The Fourth World material.
What he was doing in a sense was taking some of Marvel with him. I think Stan knew that, because all of these things were developed between the two guys. So it was easy for him when he went to DC to give DC what they were lacking in their approach that Marvel had. And it was like industries that swap engineers, executives. By him going to DC he was able to give them the real look of Marvel, and the way they approached things, the type of characters. They were pretty good, too. He had some success with them. But then again you've got to remember that comics were dying at that time. So there wasn't much he could do to resurrect their status of being the top company anymore, because the only ones that were holding on were Marvel really. The Marvel Universe, that was a great idea, all the books that came out on each character and they'd interact within their own universe.
2 comments:
- Tim said...
Man, Danny! I just love those old Thor, FF, and Cap books. The artwork was truly epic. Mike Royer was not a fave inker of mine, but still very competent. I found that address in Cleveland and next time I go there I'm going to gat a pic of the Superman house. Stay Tuned- same BAT TIME same BAT CHANNEL...
- Wednesday, September 17, 2008 1:05:00 pm
- Booksteve said...
Very interesting stuff! Note in the S.H.I.E.L.D page that Marie Severin has redrawn the barber's head and it's been pasted over whatever Kirby (and apparently Howard Purcell)
had there.
- Saturday, September 20, 2008 9:57:00 am


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[565] Nice apartment with terrace
Størrelse40 m²
- Familie/børnevenlig
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|Avenida Santa María del Mar, 11500 El Puerto de Santa María, Spanien
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Beach with fine golden sand, warm and shallow water. Valdelagrana has one of the most beautiful promenades in Andalusia, with a wide variety of entertainment venues: pubs,restaurants, pubs, bars, ice cream parlors, cafes, etc ...
In its vicinity is the Bahia Mar shopping center, with a diverse range of leisure.
Completely surrounded by pine trees, parks...
And, if you do not mind to take your car, 3 km away from the center of Puerto de Santa María, 12 km and 15 km Rota Cadiz or Jerez de la Frontera.
HusreglerCheck-in from 15:00 to 21:30.
From 21:30 to 23:30, there is an extra charge of 25€.
From 23:30 to 01:00, there is an extra charge of 40€.
From 01:00 on, the charge is of 60€.
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We had big expectations on this apartment, due to the very high price. We are very disappointed! Improvements have to be done to make this study serious, otherwise stop rent out.
Negative things:
- The study did not have any air-conditioning this must be mentioned in the description of the appartment!!!! Imagine, in July with 30 degrees and three Tapas bars just under our balcony, made it impossible to sleep, because we had to have the balcony door open (noisy until 3 a.m.). With closed door you could not sleep due to the heat.
- The study was quite dirty and non-fresh. Marks on wall paper etc. and we had to clean the bathroom ourselves before using it.
- The stove was in a bad condition. Only two out of four stove plates functioned.
- The sheet was too small for the mattress, so where ending up laying on the mattress itself
- The balcony was very small
- The pots and pans were worn out with broken layer. Must be upgraded (the rest of the kitchen and tools were Ok)
Positive things:
- The study is very close to the beach
- The view from the balcony was very nice
- The study has a washing machine
- If it is too windy on the beach there is a swimming pool included
Terrific location, 5 minute walk from Cathedral. Apartment as described in the website. Carmen and Jesus were great, always available and helpful. Highly recommended.
Nicely located appartment with beautifull terace on the roof. Kitchen is minimum but enough to make your coffee in the morning.
We were happy to stay in this appartment, and the owner (Eva) is very hospitable. The appartment has a very charming terrace, where we spent most time. We liked the area, where the appartment is situated with its many local bars, and would like to recommend a stay in this appartment.
The appartment is located in a great area of beautiful Sevilla, you can walk easily to nearby Pubs, Restaurants, Shopping places!
The appartment has got evrything u need, a huge comfy bed with room for 3persons!! the room is small,but nice!
Great terace upstairs!
We enjoyed our stay really much, thanks a lot, we will come back for sure!!
The apartment was just great. Clean and easily walkable to all interesting areas of Seville. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars was that the noise from the street filters into the apartment, the windows could do with thicker glass. Carmen was always ready to answer any questions we had, and everything worked out just fine. I would recommend.
Luxurious and spacious appartment at a great location in Sevilla! We stayed with 8 persons one week, and it proved to be enough room for all of us. When on vacation location is important, and with the Parque Marie Louisa just across the street, location was well cared for. And it took only 10 to 15 minutes to walk through the park to the city center.
We were also very happy with the service, both in renting the appartment and in service on the spot. It was easy to arrange for us to be picked up from the airport (and brought back) for a very reasonable fee.
Advise: make a plan on who will shower when, because the warm water capacity per run was limited.
All in all we can recommend both this appartment and our host Carmen!
Nice and cosy apartment with a marvellous roof terrace. Positive: everything is available to make a decent meal, the apartment is clean, it has a "double bed" (not a twin bed) and a nice view from the terrace. Only point that could be improved: the amount of hot water due to the capacity of the boiler.
This is a really new apartment. Although it's not in the down town but very near to the metro station. With the taxi from down town to the apartment you just need to pay about 10 Euro.
What not good we feel is: there is NO WIFI or INTERNET! It's really extremely inconvenient! Especially for the tourists, who want search for the route or sth. else.
Perfect located. It´s a small studio but the large terrace makes all the difference. Very well equipped kitchen, and nice large bathroom.
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Latvia: Government#
|Country name
|conventional long form: Republic of Latvia
conventional short form: Latvia
local long form: Latvijas Republika
local short form: Latvija
former: Latvian Soviet Socialist Republic
geographic coordinates: 56 57 N, 24 06 E
time difference: UTC+2 (7 hours ahead of Washington, DC, during Standard Time)
daylight saving time: +1hr, begins last Sunday in March; ends last Sunday in October
|Administrative divisions
|110 municipalities (novadi, singular - novads) and 9 cities
municipalities: Adazu Novads, Aglonas Novads, Aizkraukles Novads, Aizputes Novads, Aknistes Novads, Alojas Novads, Alsungas Novads, Aluksnes Novads, Amatas Novads, Apes Novads, Auces Novads, Babites Novads, Baldones Novads, Baltinavas Novads, Balvu Novads, Bauskas Novads, Beverinas Novads, Brocenu Novads, Burtnieku Novads, Carnikavas Novads, Cesu Novads, Cesvaines Novads, Ciblas Novads, Dagdas Novads, Daugavpils Novads, Dobeles Novads, Dundagas Novads, Durbes Novads, Engures Novads, Erglu Novads, Garkalnes Novads, Grobinas Novads, Gulbenes Novads, Iecavas Novads, Ikskiles Novads, Ilukstes Novads, Incukalna Novads, Jaunjelgavas Novads, Jaunpiebalgas Novads, Jaunpils Novads, Jekabpils Novads, Jelgavas Novads, Kandavas Novads, Karsavas Novads, Keguma Novads, Kekavas Novads, Kocenu Novads, Kokneses Novads, Kraslavas Novads, Krimuldas Novads, Krustpils Novads, Kuldigas Novads, Lielvardes Novads, Ligatnes Novads, Limbazu Novads, Livanu Novads, Lubanas Novads, Ludzas Novads, Madonas Novads, Malpils Novads, Marupes Novads, Mazsalacas Novads, Mersraga Novads, Nauksenu Novads, Neretas Novads, Nicas Novads, Ogres Novads, Olaines Novads, Ozolnieku Novads, Pargaujas Novads, Pavilostas Novads, Plavinu Novads, Preilu Novads, Priekules Novads, Priekulu Novads, Raunas Novads, Rezeknes Novads, Riebinu Novads, Rojas Novads, Ropazu Novads, Rucavas Novads, Rugaju Novads, Rujienas Novads, Rundales Novads, Salacgrivas Novads, Salas Novads, Salaspils Novads, Saldus Novads, Saulkrastu Novads, Sejas Novads, Siguldas Novads, Skriveru Novads, Skrundas Novads, Smiltenes Novads, Stopinu Novads, Strencu Novads, Talsu Novads, Tervetes Novads, Tukuma Novads, Vainodes Novads, Valkas Novads, Varaklanu Novads, Varkavas Novads, Vecpiebalgas Novads, Vecumnieku Novads, Ventspils Novads, Viesites Novads, Vilakas Novads, Vilanu Novads, Zilupes Novads
cities: Daugavpils, Jekabpils, Jelgava, Jurmala, Liepaja, Rezekne, Riga, Valmiera, Ventspils
|several previous (preindependence); note - at independence, parts of the 1922 constitution were reinforced and fully reinforced 6 July 1993; amended several times, last in 2009 (2009)
|Executive branch
|chief of state: President Andris BERZINS (since 8 July 2011)
head of government: Prime Minister Laimdota STRAUJUMA (since 22 January 2014)
cabinet: Cabinet of Ministers nominated by the prime minister and appointed by Parliament
elections: president elected by Parliament for a four-year term (eligible for a second term); election last held on 2 June 2011 (next to be held in 2015); prime minister appointed by the president, confirmed by Parliament
election results: Andris BERZINS elected president; parliamentary vote - Andris BERZINS 53, Valdis ZATLERS 41
|Flag description
|three horizontal bands of maroon (top), white (half-width), and maroon; the flag is one of the older banners in the world; a medieval chronicle mentions a red standard with a white stripe being used by Latvian tribes in about 1280
|4 May 1990 (declared); 6 September 1991 (recognized by the Soviet Union)
|Judicial branch
|highest court(s): Supreme Court (consists of the Senate with 27 judges and Supreme Court of Chambers with 22 judges); Constitutional Court (consists of 7 judges)
judge selection and term of office: Supreme Court judges nominated by chief justice and confirmed by the Saeima; judges serve until age 70, but term can be extended 2 years; Constitutional Court judges - 3 nominated by Saeima members, 2 by Cabinet ministers, and 2 by plenum of Supreme Court; all judges confirmed by Saeima majority vote; Constitutional Court president and vice president serve in their positions for 3 years; all judges serve 10-year terms; mandatory retirement at age 70
subordinate courts: district (city) and regional courts
|Legal system
|civil law system with traces of socialist legal traditions and practices
|Legislative branch
|unicameral Parliament or Saeima (100 seats; members elected by proportional representation from party lists by popular vote to serve four-year terms)
elections: last held on 17 September 2011 (next to be held in October 2014)
election results: percent of vote by party - SC 28.4%, Reform 20.8%, Unity 18.8%, National Alliance 13.9%, ZZS 12.2%, other 5.9%; seats by party - SC 31, Unity 20, Reform 16, National Alliance 14, ZZS 13, unaffiliated 6
|International organization participation
|Australia Group, BA, BIS, CBSS, CD, CE, EAPC, EBRD, EIB, EU, FAO, IAEA, IBRD, ICAO, ICC (NGOs), ICRM, IDA, IFC, IFRCS, IHO, ILO, IMF, IMO, IMSO, Interpol, IOC, IOM, IPU, ISO (correspondent), ITU, ITUC (NGOs), MIGA, NATO, NIB, NSG, OAS (observer), OIF (observer), OPCW, OSCE, PCA, Schengen Convention, UN, UNCTAD, UNESCO, UNWTO, UPU, WCO, WHO, WIPO, WMO, WTO
|National holiday
|Independence Day, 18 November (1918); note - 18 November 1918 was the date Latvia declared independence from Soviet Russia and established its statehood; 4 May 1990 was the date it declared its independence from the Soviet Union
|Political pressure groups and leaders
|Free Trade Union Confederation of Latvia (Peteris KRIGERS)
Employers' Confederation of Latvia (Vitalijs GAVRILOVS)
Farmers' Parliament (Juris LAZDINS)
|Political parties and leaders
|Union of Greens and Farmers or ZZS (Raimonds VEJONIS)
Harmony Center or SC (Nils USAKOVS)
National Alliance "All For Latvia!"-"For Fatherland and Freedom/LNNK" or NA (Gaidis BERZINS, Raivis DZINTARS)
Unity (Solvita ABOLTINA)
Reform Party or RP (Edmunds DEMITERS)
|18 years of age; universal
|Government type
|parliamentary democracy
|Diplomatic representation in the US
|chief of mission: Ambassador Andris RAZANS (since 27 July 2012)
chancery: 2306 Massachusetts Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20008
telephone: (1) (202) 328-2840
|National anthem
|name: "Dievs, sveti Latviju!" (God Bless Latvia)
lyrics/music: Karlis BAUMANIS
note: adopted 1920, restored 1990; the song was first performed in 1873 while Latvia was a part of Russia; the anthem was banned during the Soviet occupation from 1940 to 1990
|International law organization participation
|has not submitted an ICJ jurisdiction declaration; accepts ICCt jurisdiction
|National symbol(s)
|white wagtail (bird)
|Diplomatic representation from the US
|chief of mission: Ambassador Mark A. PEKALA (since 10 July 2012)
embassy: 1 Samnera Velsa St, Riga LV-1510
mailing address: Embassy of the United States of America, 1 Samnera Velsa St, Riga, LV-1510, Latvia
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On average, listings lease in the $0's per square foot per year. The Sunset submarket is seeing a decline in rates. In the last 3 months, the median rate fell $22 per sqft per year. That's a 100% decline in rent.
In the last 90 days, 1 listings have come on the market, which means listings might be going fast. You'll want to be prepared to make an offer immediately. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet on the market, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
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Both the borrower and the lenders base their commercial real estate loans on many factors. There is no standard set that exist for any person looking for some financial investment backing. We have a Commercial construction mortgage broker who brings both the lender and the borrower on a common ground. There are many lenders available as well as different types of commercial real estate loans available. Here we present the much-needed information on the latest lending practices and trends.
Whether you are after small business loan rates so as to purchase a larger piece of land, you need the services of a business loan calculator. The calculator can be found very easily on most every reality-based website. You always get many pages with the calculator once you search for it on the internet. The competition factor is very high, and the borrower has a lot of choices. We hence find mortgage rates that are very low on many commercial real estate loans.
Commercial property is said to be any place of business that include the apartment buildings of five units minimum, office buildings, industrial complexes and strip malls to mention a few. To acquire a business loan for the above, you have to start by contacting a good mortgage broker. To get a small business loan rates, you just need to have a solid business plan as minimum and a portfolio. You can also support it with a recent financial history for the last two years.
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Even if the rules will always be there when dealing with commercial real estate loans, it's always good to undertake some research. The research enables you to know how long the lenders have been in business and if they will cater for your needs as an investor. The bigger companies will offer you the financial support but will lack the customer touch at a personal level. To get such a lender who takes care of all your needs will need a good research and eliminate the firms that don't meet your needs.
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When P.W. died in 1996, the estate was divided and Derek, as the designated successor, ended up with 51-per-cent control. Then, over the next 10 years, he bought out his brother's and sister's minority stakes.
Derek has said in the past that he and Dick were not close, but they were brothers. After Dick left Moosehead, they made their separate ways as businessmen. They met one day last spring at the Union Club, Saint John's private club, where they were part of a group gathered around a table for lunch. That was the last time Derek would see his brother alive.
At the moment, Andrew Oland would seem to be positioned to inherit control of Moosehead some day, although the story of the sixth generation has yet to play itself out. Still, whenever he looks down the hall of the old brewery and sees Andrew and Patrick, the potential future of Moosehead, working together, Derek Oland feels about as lucky as any patriarch could possibly feel.
Born in Saint John, Sept. 29, 1939.
Lives just outside Saint John.
He and wife Jackie have four sons.
Bachelor of business administration, University of New Brunswick, 1962.
Graduate of Harvard Business School's owner/president management program.
Five decades at Moosehead Breweries Ltd., as salesman, marketing manager, general manager, president, and now, executive chairman and owner.
A car guy, he displays over his desk a picture of the McLaren FI, designed by the legendary Gordon Murray.
He and a friend once owned and raced a Porsche 944.
Over the past 15 years, his personal cars have been BMW 5 Series models.
Quote: "I enjoy driving but I enjoy driving well, not fast."
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The shares slumped nearly 8% in trading in Australia, reversing Friday's gains. Its London-listed stock fell 321p to 4379p.
While the timing may have disappointed investors, it is looking increasingly likely that BHP will launch a hostile bid for Rio before the 6 February deadline to "put up or shut up" under a Takeover Panel ruling.
BHP continues to defend its £60 billion three-for-one share offer, but may have to sweeten that, with Rio's chief executive Tom Albanese describing it as "two ball parks" away.
BHP is understood to have tapped banks including Barclays, UBS, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, BNP Paribas and Santander to finance the deal.
Rio chief executive Tom Albanese, asked on Sky News in Australia today if he expected a revised bid from BHP soon, appeared to leave the way open to accepting an improved offer. He said: "It's all about value. If the value's not there, it's not there. If it is there, it is there."
Albanese continued his defence that Rio had strong future prospects not factored into BHP's pricing, saying: "The markets are good. We see a multi-decade demand outlook in India, in China."
BHP would not comment. A combined company would control a third of the world's iron-ore market and produce more energy coal, copper and aluminum than any rivals. London-based Rio is the world's third-largest miner.
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