SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Affidavit of Surgeon
I, Dr. Ludeke*, Surgeon of the "Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse" sailing therewith do solemnly, sincerely, and truly swear that I have had fifteen years experience as a Physician and Surgeon, and that I am entitled to practice as such by and under the authority of the university of Munster*, and that I have made a personal examination of each of the aliens named herein, and that the foregoing Lists or Manifest Sheets, 25 in number, are, according to the best of my knowledge and belief, full, correct, and true in all particulars, relative to the mental and physical condition of such aliens.
Sworn to before me the 7th December 1910 in New York (signed) PA Donaghue Immigration Officer
SALOON, CABIN, AND STEERAGE ALIENS MUST BE COMPLETELY MANIFESTED. THIS SHEET IS FOR SALOON OR FIRST-CABIN PASSENGERS
LIST OR MANIFEST OF ALIEN PASSENGERS FOR THE UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT PORT OF ARRIVAL. Required by the regulations of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor of the United States, under Act of Congress approved February 20, 1907, to be delivered to the United States Immigration Officer by the Commanding Officer of any vessel having such passengers on board upon arrival at a port in the United States.
Columns represent:
1) No. on List;
2) NAME IN FULL (Family name, Given name);
3) Age in Years and Months;
4) Sex; (In all cases the original recorder wrote "m" for "male" and "f" for
"female". The transcriber has written the full gender for clarity.)
5) Married or Single; (In all cases the original recorder wrote "m" for
"married" and "s" for "single". The transcriber has written the full
marital status for clarity.)
6) Calling or Occupation;
7) Able to Read, Write;
8) Nationality; (Country of which citizen or subject.)
9) Race or people;
10) Last permanent residence; (Country and City or Town.)
11) The name and complete address of nearest relative or friend in
country whence alien came;
12) Final destination; (State and City or Town.)
13) No. on List; (Since this is the same passenger number as column 1,
column 13 will be eliminated in each passenger's paragraph.)
14) Whether having a ticket to such final destination;
15) By whom was passage paid? (Whether alien paid his own passage,
whether paid by relative, whether paid by any other person or
by any corporation, society, municipality, or government.)
16) Whether in possession of $50, and if less, how much?
17) Whether ever before in the United States; and if so, when and where?
(If yes, year or period of years. Where?)
18) Whether going to join a relative or friend; and if so, what relative
or friend, and his name and complete address;
19) Ever in prison or almhouse or institution for care and treatment
of the insane or supported by charity? If so, which?
20) Whether a Polygamist;
21) Whether an Anarchist;
22) Whether coming by reason of any offer, solicitation, promise,
or agreement, expressed or implied, to labor in the United States;
23) Condition of Health, Mental and Physical;
24) Deformed or Crippled. Nature, length of time, and cause;
Supplemental information required by Naturalization Act approved June 29, 1906:
25) Height in Feet and Inches;
26) Complexion;
27) Color of Hair and Eyes;
28) Marks of Identification;
29) Place of birth - Country and City or town.
1 Mane
2 Jackson, G
3 Jackson, M
4 Troin, J
5 Troin, C
6 Fleischmann
7 Caster
8 Groetzinger
9 Wilhelm
10 Humperdink, En
11 Humperdink, H
12 Humperdink, Ed
13 Heidorn
14 Schlesinger
15 Held, A
16 Held, K
17 v. Kokevitz
18 Winslow, Ed
19 Winslow, El
20 Wedegartner
21 Harsetzky
22 Schapira
23 Bender
24 Runken
25 Neumaier
26 Diehl
27 Wurmell
28 Gerdes
29 Doscher
30 Gunhouse
List of Passengers departing Bremen, Germany 29 November 1910.
Arriving at Port of New York, December 7, 1910*.
1 Mane, Leo; 41; male; married; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
2 Jackson, Geo H.; 55; male; married; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: P^a, Philadelphia; Ticket to final destination: no;
U. S. C.
3 Jackson, Mary; 45; female; married; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: P^a, Philadelphia; Ticket to final destination: no;
U. S. C.
4 Troin, Julia; 32; female; single; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
5 Troin, Clara; 28; female; single; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
6 Fleischmann, Grad; 30; female; single; Occupation: none;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
7 Caster, Henry; 58; male; married; Occupation: Physician;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: KY, Louisville; Ticket to final destination: no;
U. S. C.
8 Groetzinger, Jacob; 39; male; single; Occupation: Importer;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
9 Wilhelm, Peter; 38; male; married; Occupation: Buyer;
U. S. C.;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
U. S. C.
10 Humperdink, Engelbert; 56; male; married; Occupation: musican (as spelled
by the original recorder); Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Brandenburg, Berlin;
Nearest relative: son: Wolfram Humperdink, Trabeuerstr. 16 Grunewald 7
Berlin (Trabeuerstr. could be Trabenerstr);
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
Passage paid by: Metropolitan Opera;
In possession of at least $50.00: yes;
In US before: yes, 1905, New York;
Going to: Metropolitan Opera, New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'7"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: grey; Eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Lagburg.
NOTE: Engelbert Humperdink (correctly spelled Humperdinck) was a well-
known composer of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born
in 1854 in Lagburg, Germany and died in 1921. Professor Humperdinck is
especially known for composing the acclaimed opera "Hansel und Gretel"
in 1893. This particular visit was to supervise the preparations for
the Premiere of "Konigskinder" ("Children of the King"), his latest
work.
The following is a list of other passengers and/or performers who were
slated to appear in, or work on, the production of "Konigskinder" which
was scheduled to premier on 28 December 1910, at the Metropolitan Opera
House in New York City, New York:
The King's Son.............................Hermann Jadlowker
The Goose Girl..............................Geraldine Farrar
The Fiddler......................................Otto Goritz
The Witch.......................................Louisa Homer
The Woodcutter...................................Adamo Didur
The Broommaker..................................Albert Relsa
The Children.....................................Edna Walter
.....................................Lotte Engel
The Senior Councilior..........................Marcel Reiner
The Innkeeper.............................Antonio Plai-Corsi
The Innkeeper's Daughter.....................Forence Wickham
The Tailor......................................Julius Bayer
The Stablemaid................................Marie Maitfeld
First Gatekeeper.................................Ernst Maran
Second Gatekeeper............................William Hinshaw
To view scanned articles and a copy of an invitation to the premiere of
Professor Humperdinck's "Konigskinder", please click here.
This transcriber offers a sincere thank you to Mr. John Pernino, Archives
section of The Metropolitan Opera, Lincoln Center, New York, NY 10023.
Mr. Pernino very kindly replied to my query regarding Professor
Humperdinck's purpose for coming to the United States at this particular
time, including photocopies from their press books, which are on microfilm,
with his response. (Mr. Pernino indicated that the copies are the best he
could make -- the microfilmed articles were in "sorry condition".)
Humperdinck's birth (and death) should be:
Born: 01 September 1854 in Siegburg [near Bonn] (originally written and
transcribed as Lagburg)
Died: 27 September 1921, in Neustrelitz
This information was found at: http://www.xs4all.nl/~androom/index.htm?biography/p011686.htm
Other information found at http://basicmusic.net/MusicianDisplay.php/musn/1115
and was reported to us by Doris J. Kiernen
11 Humperdink, Hedwig; 44; female; married; Occupation: housewife;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Brandenburg, Berlin;
Nearest relative: son: Wolfram Humperdink, Trabeuerstr. 16 Grunewald 7
Berlin (Trabeuerstr. could be Trabenerstr);
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
Passage paid by: Metropolitan Opera;
In possession of at least $50.00: yes;
In US before: yes, 1905, New York;
Going to: Metropolitan Opera, New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'3"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: brown; Eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Lagburg.
NOTE: This passenger is the wife of passenger 11, and mother of
passenger 12.
12 Humperdink, Editha; 16; female; single; Occupation: none;
Able to read and write yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Brandenburg, Berlin;
Nearest relative: brother: Wolfram Humperdink, Trabeuerstr. 16
Grunewald 7 Berlin (Trabeuerstr. could be Trabenerstr);
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
Passage paid by: Metropolitan Opera;
In possession of at least $50.00: yes;
In US before: no, no;
Going to: Metropolitan Opera, New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'2"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: blond; Eyes: grey; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Frankfurt o/m.
NOTE: This passenger is the daughter of passengers 10 and 11.
13 Heidorn, Sophie; 50; female; single; Occupation: maid;
(The number 985852-6/11/34 is written above her surname in a handwriting
which is obviously different from that of the rest of the list.)
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: U. S., Hastings o/Hudsen (as written by the original
recorder)(NON IMMIGRANT ALIEN is stamped partially covering this entry.);
Nearest relative: sister: Katherine Kruse, Neuhaus o/Oste;
Final Destination: NY, Hastings; Ticket to final destination: no;
Passage paid by: employer; In possession of at least $50.00: yes;
In US before: yes, 1886/10, Hastings, NY;
Going to: employer: Mr. Zinsser, on board;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'2"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: brown; Eyes: grey; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Geversdorf.
14 Schlesinger, Hans; 54; male; married; Occupation: tourist, banker;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Brandenburg, Berlin;
Nearest relative: wife: Elise Schlesinger, Hohenzollernstr. 5 Berlin;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Ticket to final destination: yes;
Passage paid by: self; In possession of at least $50.00: yes;
In US before: no, no, no;
Going to: tourist: Waldorf Hotel, New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'7"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: grey; Eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Hirschberg.
15 Held, Albert; 44 (a backslash is through the age); male; married;
Occupation: Architect;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: Wash., Spokane; Does not have ticket to final
destination;
U.S.C.
16 Held, Kate; 44; female; married; Occupation: housewife;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: Wash., Spokane; Does not have ticket to final
destination;
U.S.C.
NOTE: There appears to be an umlaut a in this passengers given name.
17 v. Kokevitz, Carl; 48; male; married; Occupation: Importer;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
U.S.C.
NOTE: Passenger's surname was written as v. Kokevitz, with v. Koekevitz
being an alternative spelling.
18 Winslow, Edward D; 62; male; married; Occuptaion: Diplomat;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: Ill., Chicago; Does not have ticket to final
destination;
U.S.C.
19 Winslow, Elizabeth; 55; female; married; Occupation: housewife;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: Ill., Chicago; Does not have ticket to final
destination;
U.S.C.
20 Wedegartner, Hermann; 54; male; married; Occupation: merchant;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: NY, New York; Does not have ticket to final
destination.
21 Harsetzky, Georg; 29; male; single; Occupation: merchant
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Austria; Race or People: Austria (Msg is faintly written
above Austria;
Last residence: Austria, Wien; (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped over, and
slightly above Austria, Wien);
Nearest relative: parents: Gustav Harsetzky, Feinfaltstr. 4 Wien
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid for by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: yes; 1904/06; New York;
Going to: friend: T.K. Weiner, 106 5 str., New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'6"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: dark; Eyes: brown; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Austria, Wien.
22 Schapira, Hans; 30; male; single; Occupation: merchant (tourist is
written above);
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: England; Race or People: England;
Last residence: Austria, Wien (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped over, and
slightly above Austria, Wien);
Nearest relative: mother: Malwine Schapira, Porzellang. 50 Wien;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: yes, 1908/10 New York
Going to: friend: G.A. Bischoff, Cotton Exch Bild., New York
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'10"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: dark; Eyes: brown; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Russia, Odessa.
23 Bender, Magda; 30; female; single; Occupation: private;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Rhein prov. Langerwehe
Nearest relative: father: Major Bender Langerwehe, Rhein prov.
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: no, no, no;
Going to: cousin: Mrs. Oleg, Eltonville, New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'; Complexion: fair;
Hair: dark; Eyes: brown; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Coln.
NOTE: Birth city was written with an o umlaut: Coln, and is known as
Cologne in English.
24 Runken, Heinrich; 47; male; married; Occupation: merchant (tourist is
written above);
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Bremen, Bremen (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped above);
Nearest relative: friend: Upmann & C^o, Bremen;
Final Destination: Cuba, Havana; Does not have ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: yes, on transit;
Going to: friend: Upmann & C^o, Havana, Cuba;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'8"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: grey; Eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Bremen.
25 Neumaier, Carl; 39; male; married; Occupation: Director;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Baden, Mannheim (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped above);
Nearest relative: wife: Mrs Neumaier, Dammstr. 12, Mannheim;
Final Destination: NY New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: yes, in transit;
Going to: friend: Benz & C^o, 224 W 54 Str., New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'5"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: blond; Eyes: brown; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Ellmangen.
26 Diehl, Georg; 44; male; married; Occupation: engineer;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany
Last residence: Baden, Mannheim (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped above);
Nearest relative: wife: Mrs Diehl Dammstr. 12 Mannheim;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: no, no, no;
Going to: friend: Benz & C^o, 224 W 54 Str., New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'5"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: blond; Eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Frankenthal.
27 Wurmell, Fritz; 32; male; single; Occupation: engeneer;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Baden, Mannheim (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped above);
Nearest relative: mother: Margarete Wurmell Dammstr. 12 Mannheim;
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: no, no, no;
Going to: friend: Benz & C^o, 224 W 54 Str., New York;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 5'8"; Complexion: fair;
Hair: brown; eyes: grey; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Mannheim.
NOTE: Surname was written as Wurmell, with Wuermell being an alternative
spelling. There is a mark following the given name which could be a letter
such as J, T, Y, but the mark is very faint and difficult to read. The
occupation is spelled as written by the original recorder. Nearest
relative's surname was also written as Wurmell.
28 Gerdes, George; 60; male; widow; Occupation: merchant;
Able to read and write: yes, yes;
Nationality: Germany; Race or People: Germany;
Last residence: Bremen, Bremen (Non Immigrant Alien is stamped above);
Nearest relative: brother: Conrad Gerdes, Dobben 42, Bremen;
Final Destination: La, New Orleans; Does not have ticket to final
destination;
Passage paid by self; In possession of at least $50: yes;
In US before: yes 1892/10 New Orleans;
Going to: residence: Coradele. Str., New Orleans, La;
Not in prison before; Not a Polygamist; Not an anarchist;
Not coming by reason of offer of labor;
Health: Good; Deformed: no; Height 6'; Complexion: fair;
Hair: grey; eyes: blue; Marks of identification: none;
Born in: Germany, Bremen.
29 Doscher, John B; 59; male; married; Occupation: merchant;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: NY, New York; Has ticket to final destination;
U.S.C.
30 Gunhouse, Max; 38; male; married; Occupation: salesman;
U.S.C.
Final Destination: Mass., Boston; Does not have ticket to final
destination.
U.S.C.
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not
the transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information
in the transcriber's notes or in the passenger's informational paragraph.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^ Indicates the word may be abbreviated and/or that superscript was used for
the subsequent letter or letters.
* The following information was on the cover page of the manifest, and may
have been completed by the Immigration Officer:
US Exemptions Total Aliens Total S.?. Transit
and Subject Passengers
Insular To Tax
1st
Cabin 116 116 68 184 - 31
2nd
Cabin 61 61 224 285 13 11
Steerage
Aliens U.S. Total
1st Cabin 68 116 184
2nd Cabin 224 61 285
Steerage
Total 292
* Each page of the original manifest was numbered from 1 to 30, but sometimes
there were only a few passengers on one page. The transcriber has renumbered
the passengers consecutively, placing 30 passengers per transcribed page
whenever possible.
* The date of arrival in New York appears to have been written as "6 December
1910", then the "6" was overwritten by "7".
* The Physician's surname was written Ludeke, with Luedeke being an
alternative spelling.
* Munster was written with the umlaut u, the university the Physician attended.
* The original recorder only completed the following columns for United
States Citizens except as noted in each passenger's paragraph: Name; Age;
Sex; Marital status; Occupation; Nationality, Race or People, and Last
Permanent Residence State (all were listed as United States Citizen, or
abbreviated U.S.C.); Final Destination; Whether having ticket for final
destination.
* Some passengers were listed as U.S.B. by the original recorder. The
transcriber believes this to mean United States Born.
KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE
The steamship KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE was built for Norddeutscher Lloyd by AG Vulcan,
Stettin (ship #234), and launched on 4 May 1897. 14,349 tons; 197,7 x 20,1 meters
(length x breadth); 4 funnels, 2 masts; twin-screw propulsion (triple-expansion
engines), 28,000 horsepower, coal consumption 560 tons a day, service speed 22.5
knots; passenger accommodation: 332 in 1st class, 343 in 2nd class, 1,074 in
steerage (1901: 400 in 1st class, 350 in 2nd class, 800 in steerage).
The KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE was the first 4-funnel ship, from the time of her
launch until 1899 the largest, and in 1898 the fastest ship in the world; in 1898,
she carried 24 per cent of the First Class passenger revenue on the North Atlantic to
New York.
19 September 1897, maiden voyage, Bremen-Southampton-New York- Plymouth-Bremen.
March 1898, record passage from The Needles to Sandy Hook, in 5 days, 15 hours,
46 minutes (average speed, 22,46 knots).
1900, first German ship to have a Marconi Wireless installation. June 1900, released
from the burning Norddeutscher Lloyd pier at Hoboken almost undamaged.
21 November 1906, collided at Cherbourg with the Royal Mail steamship ORINOCO, whose
clipper bow tore a starboard foreward hole; dead on both vessels.
26 January-1 March 1907, cruise, New York-Mediterranean (only cruise by a Norddeutscher
Lloyd "four-stacker" with paying passengers).
25 May 1907, lost her rudder on the passage from New York to Plymouth.
12 December 1910, returned from New York on one propeller at 17.5 knots, the other
having been lost off Newfoundland on the outward passage.
Winter 1913/14, rebuilt as an express emigrant carrier; 13,592 tons, passenger
accommodation: 630 in 3rd class, 1,500 in steerage.
18 March 1914, final voyage, Bremen-New York direct (called at Plymouth and Cherbourg
on the return passage).
2-4 August 1914, fitted out in Bremerhaven as a merchant cruiser. Sank three ships and
stopped the British passenger ships GALICIAN and ARLANZA, which were allowed to proceed.
26 August 1914, off Rio de Oro, Spanish West Africa, overtaken by the British cruiser
HMS HIGHFLYER. After a 90-minute battle, the KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE ran out of
ammunition, and although not badly damaged she was scuttled by her crew. The wreck was
not dismantled until 1952. The ship's bell was given to the German government, which
passed it on to Norddeutscher Lloyd.
The KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE was top-heavy, and was known to her regular passengers
as "Rolling Billy". The type of cargo she carried affected her performance: the most
lively and preferred cargo to New York was full barrels of beer, the empty barrels
going home.
Sources:
Edwin Drechsel, Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, 1857-1970;
History, Fleet, Ship Mails, vol. 1 (Vancouver: Cordillera Pub. Co., c1994),
pp. 171-172 (photographs);
Arnold Kludas, Die grossen Passagierschiffe der Welt;
Eine Dokumentation, Bd. 1: 1858-1912 (2nd ed.; Oldenburg/ Hamburg: Gerhard Stalling,
c1972), pp. 54-55 (photograph);
Noel Reginald Pixell Bonsor, North Atlantic Seaway;
An Illustrated History of the Passenger Services Linking the Old World with the New
(2nd ed.; Jersey, Channel Islands: Brookside Publications), vol. 2 (1978), p. 560.
Also pictured in Clas Broder Hansen, Passenger liners from Germany, 1816-1990,
translated from the German by Edward Force (West Chester, Pennsylvania: Schiffer
Pub., c1991), p. 63. -
[Posted to the Emigration-Ships Mailing List by Michael Palmer - 11 June 1998]
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