Front Cover, First and Second Cabin Passenger List for the SS George Washington of the North German Lloyd, Departing Thursday, 20 May 1911 from Bremen to New York via Southampton and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain Ch. Polack. | GGA Image ID # 1e85d3e050

Senior Officers and Staff

1. Commander: Captain Ch. Polack
2. First Officer: H. Filsinger
3. Second Officer: H. Zuppe
4. Second Officer: W. Drechsel
5. Second Officer: W. Oelrichs
6. Third Officer: L.Schramm
7. Fourth Officer: K. Lehmann
8. Fourth Officer: A. Stater
9. Physician: Dr. Starke
10. Physician: Dr. Momm
11. Chief Engineer: D. Lampe
12. First Engineer: J. Wurthmann
13. Purser: H. Ahlers
14. Purser: Th. Schroder
15. Assistant Purser: F. Baum
16. Chief Steward: O. Caesar
17. Second Steward Second Class: K. Larson
18. Second Steward: L. Huck
19. Second Steward: M. Oesterheld
20. Second Steward: O. Kalweit
21. Second Steward: J. Westendorf
22. Second Steward Third Class: J. Böttjer
23. Chief Cook: M. Rolle
24. Luggage Master: H. Helmers
25. Telegraphist: B. Bammel

1. Mr. A. G. Astbrook
2. Mr. Frederik Aumann
3. Mr. Martin Brock
4. Mr. Wm. Banaberger
5. Miss Ali Bergmann
6. Mrs. B. G. Barry
7. Miss E. Burns
8. Mr. P. Browne
9. Mrs. P. Browne
10. Miss Suzanne Browne and Staff
11. Mrs. E. S. Burke
12. Miss L. Bonaiti
13. Miss J. Bonaiti
14. Mrs. Louise Beiderbecke
15. Mr. E. A. Barnes
16. Mrs. E. A. Barnes
17. Mr. Henry Berthoud
18. Mrs. Max Cohen
19. Miss Bernice Crowley
20. Mr. R. M. Cloos
21. Mr. Champion
22. Mr. H. S. Champion
23. Mr. J. S. Campbell
24. Mr. Edoard Christie
25. Mr. John Corliss (John Blaisdell Corliss (1851 – 1929) was an American attorney, historian, and Republican politician from the city of Detroit, Michigan. He served as Detroit City Attorney for four years and represented the city in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1895 to 1903.)
26. Miss Clara K. Corliss
27. Mr. W. L. Comstock
28. Mr. Clement
29. Mr. Ernst Dahm
30. Mr. Geo H. Davis (George H. Davis, (1870-1957) one of the founding partners in 1894 of Ford, Bacon & Davis, Inc., internationally known engineers-constructors of New York. Although Mr. Davis retired from active participation in the company's operations in 1928, he continued as a director until 1942. He was for many years one of the country's leading engineers and executives in the transportation and public utility fields. Mr. Davis played an impor- tant part in the reconstruction of San Francisco after the earthquake and fire in 1906. He was vice president and manager of the American Cities Railway and Light Company from 1907 to 1911 and its president from 1911 to 1913.)
31. Miss Davis
32. Miss Bessie Davis
33. Mr. John Dumaine
34. Mr. Chief Engineer Gustav Diehl
35. Mr. Baron Paul von Eltz
36. Mr. August Ehlers
37. Mr. Engen Freudenthal
38. Mr. Fred. A. Glidden
39. Mrs. Fred. A. Glidden
40. Mrs. John Hamilton Gourlee and Staff
41. Mr. Alfred S. Gump (Alfred S. Gump, internationally known art dealer, died Tuesday of a heart attack while at the Concordia Club. Mr. Gump was formerly vicepresident of S. and G. Gump. He retired in 1929 and in recent years resided at Hotel Mark Hopkins. Mr. Gump was a member of several clubs, including the Concordia and San Francisco Rotary Club, also Doric Lodge of Masons, Islam Temple of the Shrine, and other organizations. Mr. Gump's daughter. Mrs. Allan Lane, arrived from New York to attend her father's funeral. - Emanu-El and the Jewish journal (San Francisco, Calif.), Volume 76, Number 15, 26 January 1934:10)
42. Mrs. Alfred S. Gump, Kind and Staff
43. Mr. Charles Huntley Gibson
44. Mrs. Charles Huntley Gibson
45. Mr. Alwin G. Goedel
46. Mr. Anton Gergacsevics
47. Mrs. Marie Gergacsevics
48. Mr. Theodore Goodman (Founder of Bethlehem Furniture Manufacturing Corp. of Allentown. Born in Lithuania, he was a son of the late Solomon and Jennie Goodman)
49. Mrs. Theodore Goodman (Dora A. Isecovitz)
50. Mrs. Frederik W. Horn
51. Miss Eleanor Horn
52. Mrs. K. E. Hoopes
53. Miss Gertrnd E. Hayes
54. Mr. Moritz Haas
55. Mrs. Bele Haas
56. Mr. Direktor Hermann Helms (Hermann Helms (1870–1963) was an American chess player, writer, and promoter. He is a member of the United States Chess Hall of Fame, organized as part of the World Chess Hall of Fame.)
57. Mrs. Direktor Hermann Helms
58. Mr. H. Holbrok
59. Mrs. H. Holbrok
60. John Holbrok
61. Helen Holbrok
62. Natalie Holbrok and Staff
63. Mrs. Samuel Higgins
64. Miss Isabel Higgins and Courier
65. Mr. F. A. Henry
66. Mrs. F. A. Henry
67. Mrs. Lina Heyman
68. Mrs. Louise A. Heine
69. Mrs. Emilie M. Heine
70. Miss Emilie J. Heine
71. Miss Frieda L. Heine and Staff
72. Mrs. Wilhelmine Heron
73. Miss Marian Heron
74. Mr. A. Hepner
75. Mr. Wm. A. Hamann
76. Mrs. Wm. A. Hamann
77. Mrs. Henriette Hamann
78. Mr. Wilhelm Th. Halven
79. Mr. Karl Heisert
80. Mrs. Dr. Hessert
81. Mr. F. E. Habicht
82. Mrs. F. E. Habicht
83. Miss Elsa Habicht
84. Mr. Assessor von Hugo
85. Mrs. Assessor von Hugo
86. Miss Gertrud Boland
87. Mrs. Bertha Hechenbleikner
88. Herbert Hechenbleikner (Herbert Hechenbleikner Dr. Herbert "Heck" Hechenbleikner (1909-2004) was an educator and all-around naturalist, with great interests in horticulture (especially rhododendrons), landscape design, and herpetology. Hechenbleikner earned his undergraduate degree at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1931. He earned both Masters Degree and Doctoral Degree (1936) at Harvard University. His doctoral thesis was entitled "Studies on the Chamaeleontidae." He served in the United States Army from 1941-1944. He joined the faculty of Charlotte College in 1949, and continued to serve on the faculty when it transitioned to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He became a Professor Emeritus of UNCC in 1976.)
89. Mr. E. Jacobs
90. Mr. Abrem Kasse
91. Mr. Arthur A. Kline
92. Mrs. Arthur A. Kline
93. Mr. F. E. King
94. Mrs. F. E. King
95. Mr. Fred. Kaufmann
96. Mr. Friedrich L. Keppler
97. Mrs. Friedrich L. Keppler
98. Mr. B. Legarda (Benito Legarda (1853–1915) was a prominent Filipino businessman and politician who served as a key collaborator with the U.S. colonial government in the early 1900s. He was a member of the Philippine Commission (1901–1907) and one of the first Philippine Resident Commissioners to the U.S. Congress (1907–1912), promoting trade and economic ties.)
99. Dr. Lawza
100. Dr. ing. Hans Linnenbrügge
101. Mrs. Dr. ing. Hans Linnenbrügge
102. Mrs. Hirsch Loewenstein
103. Dr. L. von Muralt
104. Mrs. George P. Miller (Ann Lee, wife of George Paul Miller, an American businessman and Republican politician. He was a member of the Wisconsin State Senate, representing Dane County during the 1901 and 1903 sessions.)
105. Mr. A. J. Mack
106. Mrs. Dorothy Manchester
107. Mr. L. Moffat
108. Mrs. L. Moffat
109. Mrs. A. M. Miller
110. Mr. H. M. MacCracken (Henry Mitchell MacCracken (1840–1918) was an American educator and academic administrator. In 1884 he was appointed professor of philosophy and vice chancellor of New York University, becoming chancellor in 1891. Before his retirement in 1910, the University Heights campus was acquired, a graduate school and schools of commerce and pedagogy were founded, and the university medical school was strengthened by union with Bellevue Hospital medical college. While chancellor he was responsible for the creation of Hall of Fame for Great Americans on the campus and using the term "Hall of Fame" in English, inspired by Munich's Ruhmeshalle ("hall of fame" in German).
111. Mrs. H. M. MacCracken
112. Mr. Richard C. Morse (Dr. Richard Cary Morse, (1840-1926) formerly for many years General Secretary of the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Associations and affectionately known in Y. M. C. A. circles throughout the world as "Uncle Richard." Dr. Morse, who was a nephew of Samuel F. B. Morse, inventor of the telegraph, was a native of Hudson, N. Y. He graduated in 1862 from Yale, where he was on the varsity crew. Later he received the degree of Master of Arts from Yale, and subsequently studied at Princeton and Union Theo- logical Seminaries. He never entered the active ministry, however, having been prevailed upon by his father to become religious editor of The Observer, which was founded by the elder Morse. It was through a report of a Y. M. C. A. meeting, written by him for that paper, that he was sought out and induced to enter association work.)
113. Judge James F. Malone
114. Mr. Lott Malone
115. Mr. Silas McBee (Silas McBee (1853-1924) Editor, architect, educator born in Lincolnton of Scottish ancestry. Educated Lincolnton Academy, University of the South at Swanee, TN, where he earned his degree in 1876, later serving on the board of Trustees. Trvaveled to Europe in 1880's to study cathedral architecture. Designed and supervised the building of churches in Houston, Tx, Nashville, TN, Lincolnton NC, and Florence SC. Designed Walsh Memorial Hall at University of the South.)
116. Mrs. Silas McBee (Louise Jagger Post McBee (1860-1933 m. 1900) 2nd wife of Silas McBee)
117. Mr. H. F. Noyes
118. Mr. William Neugass
119. Miss Philippine Neugass
120. Mr. Newman
121. Mr. A. L. Orendorff
122. Mrs. A. L Orendorff
123. Mr. Karl Freiherr von Papius
124. Mr. E. L. Pierce
125. Mr. Lucius Purtscher
126. Mrs. Lucius Partscher
127. Mr. Heinr. C. Pfaff (Henry C. Pfaff, president and founder of the Pfaff and Kendall Co. (manufacturers of pipe and tubing), was active in the early 20th century. He was born in New York, educated in Berlin and Kassel, Germany, and later lived in East Orange, N.J., passing away in 1943.)
128. Mr. A. C. Tommer
129. Mr. Direktor Horst Peltz
130. Mr. W. H. Parlin
131. Ihre Exzellenz Mrs. W. W. Rockhill (Edith Perkins Rockhill (referred to as Mrs. Rockhill) is noted in historical records as having donated 1,100 volumes of her late husband's Chinese language books to the Smithsonian Institution in 1927, which were deposited in the Freer Gallery of Art. Based on the context of the early 1900s, Wife of the prominent American diplomat and scholar William Woodville Rockhill (1854–1914), who was active in Asian affairs and served as the US Minister to China.)
132. Mr. August Rabien
133. Mrs. August Rabien
134. Mr. J. W Robbins
135. Mr. Maurice Rosenstein
136. Mr. R J. Rendall
137. Mrs. R. J: Rendall
138. Lloyd G. Rendall
139. Mr. P. A.. Rogers
140. Mrs. P. A. Rogers
141. Mr. Isidor. B. Rosencrantz
142. Mrs. Isidor B. Rosencrantz and Familie
143. Mr. Russell-Colgate (Russell Colgate (1873–1941) was a prominent industrialist and leader in the early 1900s, serving as a director and chairman of the board for the Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company. Son of Samuel Colgate, he was one of five brothers managing the soap firm founded by their grandfather, William Colgate, in 1806. He was known for philanthropy and social welfare work.)
144. Mrs. Russell-Colgate
145. J. R. Russell-Colgate
146. Josephine Russell-Colgate and Staff
147. Mr. L. N. Selig
148. Mrs. L. N. Selig
149. Mrs. E. S. Sessions
150. Mrs. A. Schwarzmann
151. Mr. Charles A. Sackett
152. Mrs. Charles A. Satkett
153. Miss Beatrice Sackett
154. Miss Selma Strauss
155. Mr. Leo Steiner
156. Mr. Eugene W. Spaulding (Eugene Willard Spaulding, (-1927) for twenty-five years advertising director of The Ladies' Home Journal, The Country Gentleman and The Saturday Evening Post. He was for years advertising manager of The Cosmopolitan Magazine, relinquishing that post to go with the Curtis Publishing Company of Philadelphia. He retired in 1912, following a breakdown because of overwork.)
157. Mr. Justus Straub
158. Mr. Ulrich Stanch
159. Miss O. Stibolt (Otie Caroline Stibolt)
160. Mr. Gustav Scherff
161. Mrs. Gustav Scherff
162. Mr. S. Slimowitz
163. Miss S. M. Schleiz
164. Mr. Robert Tifft
165. Mrs. W. S. Tifft
166. Miss Majorie Tifft
167. Mr. Paul Trabert (Printer and Publisher Leipziger Ansichtskartenfabrik Paul Trabert, and later Graphische Kunstanstalt Paul Trabert, and the timescale was 1901 to 1960+ though most cards came before the 1920s after which other forms of printing and packaging expanded. The "Art de Vienne" cards had international circulation.)
168. Miss Emilie Thomson (Emily Charlotte Thomson (c. 1864–1955) was a medical practitioner, co-founder of Dundee Women's Hospital and one of the first women admitted to professional medical societies in Scotland.)
169. Mr. Augustus Thomas (Augustus Thomas (1857–1934) was a preeminent American playwright, "Dean of American Dramatists," and prolific writer of over 60 plays, peaking in influence in the early 1900s. Known for realistic, distinctly American scenes, he achieved massive success with plays like Arizona (1900), The Earl of Pawtucket (1903), and The Witching Hour (1907).)
170. Mr. Albert D. Ullmann (Albert Ulmann (born 1861) was an American banker and author. Ulmann was a graduate of the College of the City of New York. He became a member of the New York Stock Exchange in 1900.)
171. Mr. Carl Vohmarin
172. Mr. George Whitelock
173. Mrs. Lissie Walker
174. Mr. Simon Wachtel (Simon Maurice Wachtel (1900–1965) was a Philadelphia-born American artist known for versatile, early-to-mid 20th-century paintings, including landscapes, still lifes, and industrial scenes. His work, sometimes featuring a WPA-influenced style, often depicted scenes with dramatic light. He is often distinguished from Wilhelm Wachtel, a European painter.)
175. Mr. Hermann Zeiler

To Southampton :

1. Mr. Friedrich Bachmann
2. Mrs. Frieda Bachmann
3. Mr. Ludwig Colshorn
4. Mrs. Ludwig Colshorn
5. Mrs. Leonie Czarnikow
6. Mr. Lent. Bruno Hauff
7. Mr. J. Hollender
8. Miss Anna Jorgensen
9. Mr. Heinrich Otto (Heinrich Otto (1858 – 1923) was a German painter, lithographer, woodcut artist, and etcher.)
10. Mrs. Heinrich Otto
11. Mr. Dagobert Philip
12. Mr. Friedrich Scherer
13. Mrs. Friedrich Scherer
14. Dr. Hermann Wolff (Dr. Herman T. Wolff (1878-1936), who had been practicing medicine in Yonkers for more than thirty years, received his professional degree from the Baltimore Medical College in 1900, was a member of the American Medical Association, and the medical staff of St. John's, St. Joseph's and the Yonkers General Hospital.)
15. Mrs. Hermann Wolff (Vivian)
16. Mr. Conrad Zechlin
17. Mrs. Helene Zechlin
18. Miss Erika Zechlin

To Cherbourg:

1. Mr. Robert Blaere
2. Mr. Paul Barchan
3. Mr. Wilhelm Grempel
4. Mr. Gregory Grossmann
5. Mr. M. Grossmann (Based on early 1900s history, this likely refers to Marcel Grossmann (1878–1936), a Swiss mathematician and close friend of Albert Einstein. He was pivotal in developing the general theory of relativity, providing the tensor calculus foundation during their collaboration from 1912-1914, having earned his doctorate in 1902.)
6. Mr. Arthur Hennicke
7. Dr. Hermann Hirsch
8. Mrs. Hermann Hirsch
9. Mr. Wladimir Lowenton
10. Mr. A. Meyerowitz
11. Mr. Jan Sytin
12. Mr. Ilja Trotzky
13. Mr. Leo Winz (Leo Winz (1876–1952) was a prominent figure in the Jewish and Zionist cultural scene in Berlin during the early 20th century. He was actively involved in political, journalistic, and musical circles, particularly during the first two decades of the 1900s. Winz was a key figure in the Berlin Jewish musical scene and worked to advance Jewish-national identity around 1900. He was involved with publications and served in roles related to Jewish journalism in Berlin between 1911 and 1938. He is associated with the publication of postcards by "Levanon" and "Phönix," which featured Jewish figures and works by Jewish artists. Winz was involved in this organization ("Aid Committee for Yemenite Jews") during the 1920s, which is evidenced by postcards from that period.)

Back Cover, Norddeutscher Lloyd SS George Washington Passenger List, 20 May 1911. | GGA Image ID # 1e85d73abe

Second Cabin Passengers

1. Mrs. Julie Abderhalden
2. Miss Margarethe Aberger
3. Mr. Ernst Ammann
4. Miss Anna Ausprunk
5. Mr. S. Allaire
6. Mr. John Aubele
7. Mrs. Susanna Aubele
8. Miss Estella Aubele
9. Mrs. Leposava Aleksitsch
10. Kind Aleksitsch
11. Mr. Zeide Altmann
12. Miss Anna Braje
13. Mrs. Bertha Burkhardt
14. Miss Rosa Berkovice
15. Mr. Fritz Brenne
16. Mrs. Johanna Brenne
17. Mr. Emil Becker
18. Dr. Walter Bruck
19. Mr. Clinton Burton
20. Mrs. Clinton Burton
21. Mrs. Elise Bahl
22. Mr. Ph. Buffor
23. Mr. Andrew Baumler
24. Mrs. Andrew Baumler
25. M. Baumler
26. Miss Marie Bohm
27. Mrs. Meta Bischoff
28. Mrs. Justina Belonsek and Children
29. Mr. Martin Bail
30. Mrs. Marie Bail
31. Miss Josefine Braunmfiller
32. Miss Minna Bettenhausen
33. Mr. Johannes Bodenstein
34. Mr. Karl O. Baum
35. Mr. Joh. Baur
36. Mr. Emil Brugger
37. Mr. Richard Bauersachs
38. Mr. Max Bunke
39. Mr. Andren Brennen
40. Mr. S. S. Bowman
41. Mrs. Adele Blumenfeld
42. Mr. Josef Balogh
43. Mrs. Josef Balogh
44. Mrs. Susanna Balla, and Child
45. Miss Marie Bradac
46. Miss Susanna Bobula
47. Mr. Adam Bauer
48. Mr. Salmon Birnbaum
49. Jamos Breznowicz
50. Miss Erzsebet Czigler
51. Mrs. S. R. Cave
52. Mrs. Marie Cap
53. Mr. Karl Cap
54. Miss Dina Christian
55. Miss Emma Cordts
56. Mrs. O. N. Chaffee
57. Mrs. Fanny Christl
58. Mr. Anton Cermak
59. Rev. G. Cannaday
60. Mrs. G. Cannaday
61. Mr. Heinrich Carstensen
62. Miss Mariechen Diekmann
63. Miss Agnes Dewor
64. Miss Anna Dietzel
65. Mr. Henry Drach
66. Mrs. Rosa Dinkelmann
67. Mrs. Linba Danziger
68. Mr. Otto Deutschmann
69. Mr. Clifford Deutschmann
70. Mr. Samuel Deutsch
71. Mr. A. R. Elmendorf
72. Mrs. A. R., Elmendorf
73. Fritulein Marie Eibl
74. Mr. Bernhard Ellering
75. Mr. Alois Filetz
76. Mrs. Fettet
77. Mrs. Katharina Findley
78. Mrs. Martha Ficker
79. Elsa Flicker
80. Walter Ficker
81. Gertrud Ficker
82. Herbert FiCker
83. Miss Stephania Faith
84. Mr. Paul Fiase
85. Mrs. Matoriie Fiase
86. Else Fiase
87. Georg Fiase
88. Erich Fiase
89. Mr. Sclinuel 'Friedmann
90. Mr. Johannes Fiedler
91. Miss Paula Goetze
92. Mr. Franz Gebhardt
93. Mr. William Grosse
94. Mr. Alfred. Gans
95. Miss Emilie Grassel
96. Herr. George Geffken
97. Mr. Leopold Grtinhut
98. Mrs. Helene Griinhut and Child
99. Mr. Georg Gumpert
100. Mr. Berthold Grunwald
101. Miss Maria Gruber
102. Mrs. Anna Giesler
103. Mr. Otto Giittinger
104. Mrs. Hades Goldmann
105. Claja Goldmann
106. Szaja Goldmann
107. Sara Goldmann
108. Mr. Alois Griller
109. Mr. Hans Gehlhaar
110. Mrs. Freide Gutowicz
111. Maria Gutowicz
112. Wicra Gutowicz
113. Sina Gutowicz
114. Mrs. Rosa Granfeld
115. Miss Margit Grtinfeld
116. Julia Grunfeld
117. Geza Griinfeld
118. Hermin Grtinfeld
119. Miss Frieda Henkel
120. Miss Kathe Handschuh
121. Mrs. Maria HoLsten
122. Mr. Claus Holsten
123. Mr. Robert Haselberger
124. Mr. Hugo Hefter
125. Mr. Hans E. Heymann
126. Mr. Ernest Heiss
127. Mr. Carl Hagemann
128. Mrs. Marie Hauschild
129. Miss Marie Hauschild
130. Mrs. Olga von Hemrich
131. Geza von Heinrich
132. Mr. Max Haendeler
133. Mrs. Max Haendeler and Children
134. Mr. Stephan Haering
135. Mrs. Maria Haering
136. Stephan Haering
137. Oscar Haering:
138. Arno Haering
139. Miss Elise Hinteregger
140. Mrs. Luise Hachmeister
141. Ernst Hachmeister
142. Heny Hachmeister
143. Mrs. Hechenbleichner
144. Miss Maria Haas
145. Mr. Naumann Herz
146. Mrs. Anna Hurtakova and Child
147. Mr. Eduard M. Hanff
148. Miss Emilie Hoffmann
149. Mr. Gerhard Heidhoff
150. Mr. Michel Hutzler
151. Mrs. Emma Haussler
152. Mr. Adolf Hauenstein
153. Mr. Hermann Hiinerberg
154. Mr. Hans Hoffmann
155. Mr. Walter Hubeli
156. Mrs. Katarina Horvath
157. Mr. Josef Howath
158. Mr. Clemens Howath
159. Mr. Martin Howath
160. Maria Howath
161. Wendel Howath
162. Mrs. Postmeister
163. Meta Harenburg Wwe
164. Mr. Albert Harseim
165. Mrs. Anna Hanchen
166. Miss Hanchen
167. Otto Hanchen
168. Miss Ida Heinrich
169. Mrs. Sadie Heller and Child
170. Miss Gertrude Jacob
171. Miss Anna Jonas
172. Mr. Richard Jauch
173. Mr. Wenzel Jara
174. Miss Margar Jost
175. Miss Antonia Jufan
176. Mr. Boleslaw Jablonski
177. Miss Sophie Kohler
178. Mr. Hermann Kotthans
179. Mr. John Katzer
180. Mr. J. Kapner
181. Herr. Anton Kiihnel
182. Mrs. Auguste Kiihnel
183. Mr. John Knorr
184. Mr. Fritz Knorr
185. Mr. Georg Max Knorr
186. Mr. Fedo Kiselicki
187. Miss Marie Knorr
188. Mr. Mathias Kaiser
189. Mr. Alois Kraus
190. Mr. Antoni Korniak
191. Miss Anna Kraus
192. Miss Klara Kovarik
193. Miss Frantiska Kepl
194. Miss Julie Krystof
195. Mr. Jan Karnik
196. Mr. J, D. Kohlmann
197. Mr. August Kuhl
198. Mr. Karl Kob
199. Mr. Ernst Kaufmann
200. Miss Johanna Kuppinger
201. Kind Kuppinger
202. Mrs. Samuelne Kohn
203. Margarete Kohn
204. Miss Anna Kosinska
205. Mr. Armin Klein
206. Miss Margarethe Lauer
207. Miss Christl Langenhahn
208. Mr. Hugo Liessmann
209. Miss Lizzie Lange
210. Frikulein Meta Lampe
211. Mr. Johann Luber
212. Mrs. Marie Langmayer
213. Fran Ernestine Leupold
214. Miss Julianna Lazarus
215. Mr. Gustav Langguth
216. Miss Therese Leistner
217. Mr. M. Muscovitz
218. Mrs. M. Muscovitz
219. Mr. Benjamin Muscovitz
220. Mr. Bernhard Muscovitz
221. Mr. Richard Miihlherr
222. Miss Louise Masbruch
223. Mr. Franz Mynarik
224. Mrs. Franz Mynarik
225. Frau. Anna Muller
226. Rosa Miller
227. Miss Minna May
228. Mr. August Matzinger
229. Mr. Godfiey Muzika
230. Mrs. Kalman Marschalkow
231. Mr. Alois Mayer
232. Miss E. M. Mussan
233. Mr. Isidor S. Marks
234. Mr. Michael Maderholz
235. Mrs. Selma Moschkowitz and Child
236. Miss Anna Michaly
237. Miss Anna Matejiko
238. Miss Anna Myrda
239. Mrs. Elise Nemade
240. Mr. Paul Nerlich
241. Mr. Aron Nussenzweig
242. Mrs. Leona Nykasa
243. Valerya Nykasa
244. Mr. Josef Nykasa
245. Mr. Frederik Otten
246. Mr. Joh. Oehmen
247. Miss Antonia Obelenine
248. Mr. Kaspar Odermatt
249. Mrs. Bertha Odermatt
250. Bertha Odermatt
251. Ernst Odermatt
252. Irma Odermatt
253. Mr. Johann Puckhaber
254. Miss Inez Philbrick
255. Mr. Christoph Purucker
256. Mrs. Lina Purucker
257. Mrs. C. Purfuerst
258. Miss Luise Purfuerst
259. Miss Margaerite Purfuerst
260. Mrs. Kazimira Patryk
261. Maryan Patryk
262. Miss Marianna Profendiener
263. Mrs. Rochel Paker
264. Miss Susanna Papreska
265. Miss Eva Papreska
266. Mr. Jakob Plaminsek
267. Mr. Leizer Prussof
268. Miss Marie Roubicek
269. Mr. Georg Rengert
270. Mrs. Eliza Rintsch
271. Miss Margarethe Roth
272. Miss Emilie ROhmeling
273. Mrs. Emilie Reckle.4-
274. Mrs. Gustina Rozhou
275. Mr. Heinrich Rottenburg
276. Mr. Karl Reuter
277. Mr. Arthur Retzlaff
278. Mr. Walter Rudloff
279. Mr. Abram Rankowitz
280. Mrs. Dora Rankowitz
281. Mrs. Pauline Rucienski
282. Alfred Rucienski
283. Rudolf Rucienski
284. Mrs. Clara Schoshusen
285. Miss Hortense Schoshusen
286. Miss M. B. Shermann
287. Miss Fanny Schmid
288. Miss Mieze Schroeder
289. Miss Madeleine J. Seitz
290. Mrs. Mathilde Schoenemann
291. Mr. William Schoenemann
292. Mr. Willi Schenker
293. Miss Marie Sram
294. Mr. Heinrich Sievers
295. Mr. Wilhelm Schachtebeck
296. Mrs. Amaretta Samuels
297. Miss Clara Sell
298. Mrs. Paulina Scheffer
299. Cecilia Scheffer
300. Jacob Scheffer
301. Mr. Eugen Stoeckly
302. Mrs. Lina Stoeckly
303. Eugen Stoeckly
304. Margarethe Stoekly
305. Ruth Stoeckly
306. Miss Amalie Sieber
307. Miss Marie Sram
308. Mr. Ichi Sato
309. Mr. Paul Schultz
310. Mr. Walter Schauer
311. Mr. Christian Seekamp
312. Miss Anna Steinbring
313. Miss Mary Schaumbliffel
314. Miss Gertrud Schaumloffel
315. Miss Anny Schilling
316. Mr. Luer von Soosten
317. Miss Catharine Stahl
318. Mrs. Estelka Szandavary
319. Miss Janina Schwed
320. Miss Katerina Sima
321. Miss Marie Simova
322. Mr. Ferdinand Stange
323. Mrs. Katharine Stange
324. Mrs. Maria Schoppach
325. Mr. Wilhelm Siefert
326. Mr. Reinert Stanovsky
327. Mr. Carl Steiner
328. Mr. Henry Seager
329. Mrs. Susanne Seager
330. Mr. Reinhard Siinker
331. Miss Anna Sasek
332. Mr. Johannes Sommerstedt
333. Mrs. Helene Staudenmaier
334. Mr. Bernhard Scheifde
335. Mr. Ignatz Schubert
336. Mr. Ferdinand Stange
337. Mr. Henry. Stiess
338. Mrs. Henry Stiess
339. Mr. Schmul Sonnenschein
340. Mrs. Maria Salva
341. Miss Marie Salva
342. Vieva Salva
343. Johann Salva
344. Fedor Salva
345. Miroslav Salva
346. Blazsena Salva
347. Anna Salva
348. Miss Agnieszka Truta
349. Mrs. Anna Theile
350. Miss Lydia Traub
351. Mr. Cecile Taylor
352. Miss Ernestine Ternschek
353. Mr. Alexander Trittler
354. Miss Bozena Tesar
355. Mr. Jacob Thater
356. Miss Aloisie Urban
357. Miss Marie Uhlik
358. Miss Alzbeta Vafek
359. Mr. Anton Vosahla
360. Mr. Anton Vocka
361. Miss Maria Valak
362. Mr. Heinrich Werner
363. Mrs. Heinrich Werner
364. Mrs. Selma Walther
365. Mr. Fred. Warren
366. Mrs. Fred. Warren
367. Mr. Hermann A. Wilkens
368. Mr. Karl Welsch
369. Miss Grete Wallmann
370. Miss Kath. Weissgiirber
371. Miss Olga Weisz
372. Mrs. Johanna Weiland and Child
373. Mr. Wilhelm Wahl
374. Mr. Moritz Weinberger
375. Mrs. Moritz Weinberger
376. Miss Weinberger
377. Kind Weinberger
378. Kind Weinberger
379. Miss Hulda Witt
380. Mrs. Miczi Wittko
381. Mr. Friedrich Wening
382. Mrs. Marie Webert
383. Mr. Johann Webert
384. Mrs. Jetti Weintraub
385. Miss Anna Weishap
386. Fritulein Frieda Wagner
387. Fran Amida Wilczek and Child
388. Mr. Isidore Zwierlein
389. Mrs. Klein Zetti and Children
390. Miss Marie Zahalka
391. Mr. Frank Zell
392. Mrs. Anna Mil Bruno Zenkler
393. Miss Clara Zwicker
394. Mrs. Agnieszka Zajac and Child
395. Mr. Michael Zajak

To Southampton:

1. Mr. Ambrose Chiaroni
2. Mr. Paul Riischer
3. Mr. Nicolai Sharkoff
4. Mrs. Elisabeth Wiegand

The object of the following rules is to provide for the comfort and safety of passengers; their strict observance is urgently requested.
Meals. First Saloon passengers are served in the large Dining Room.

• Breakfast is from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 am,
• Lunch from 12 noon to 2:00 pm,
• Dinner from 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Meals are served à la carte at any time during the above-mentioned hours at small tables for 2—4, 5, 6—7 persons. Besides this, a fixed menu is served both at lunch and dinner. Any particular wishes regarding special dishes will be satisfied so far as circumstances permit.

Passengers are requested to apply to the Chief Steward in this respect.

Children are served in the Children's Dining Room. Breakfast 8:00 am to 10:00 am, Lunch at 12 noon, Dinner at 6:00 pm

Servants who are not attending to the children are served in the Children's Dining Room. Breakfast from 8:00 am to 10:00 am, Lunch at 1:00 pm, Dinner at 7:00 pm

Tables, as well as seats, may be reserved beforehand upon application to the Chief Steward.

Meals are only served in cabins or on deck if illness prevents a passenger from dining in the Dining Room.

A good selection of drinks is available at moderate prices on board. Drinks brought on board by the passengers will not be served in the Dining Room.

The Dining Room is closed after 11:00 pm.

The Reading and Social Rooms are open to passengers until 11:30 pm. The Vienna Cafes and Smoking Room are closed at midnight, and the bars at 11:45 pm.

Baggage: Only small parcels and hand baggage in limited quantities are permitted in staterooms. Trunks and other bulky articles must be stored in the baggage room, which passengers have daily access to, if accompanied by an officer or the baggage master.

Money, valuables, documents, etc., duly sealed or carefully enveloped and provided with the name of the owner, may be handed to the Purser for safekeeping during the voyage, but without any guarantee on the part of the Company. The Purser will issue a receipt upon request.

On the steamers "Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse", "Kronprinz Wilhelm", "Kaiser Wilhelm II.", "Kronprinzessin Cecilie", "George Washington", and "Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm" cabin passengers may place their valuables in the safes provided for them for a small rental fee.

Library: There is a library on board at the disposal of the 1st and 2nd. cabin passengers. A list of the books will be found in the Saloons.

Bathrooms: Passengers wishing to use the bathrooms are requested to write their names and the hour of bathing on the list in the antechamber to the bathrooms.

Doctor. There is a duly qualified Doctor on board who will attend, free of charge, to passengers falling sick during the voyage. However, the physician is justified in asking for his fee from those I. cabin passengers who come on board ill.

Barber and ladies' hairdresser. A fixed tariff is to be consulted in the Barber's room. A similar tariff is available at the Ladies' Hair Dressing Saloon.

Cigars, cigarettes, and playing cards are obtainable in the Smoking Room at fixed prices.

Smoking is permitted only in the smoking rooms and on deck. It is strictly prohibited to smoke below deck, in the saloons, or in the staterooms.

Correspondence. Telegrams and cables to be dispatched from the ports of call are to be handed to the Purser. Wireless messages are to be given in at the special wireless telegraph office on board ship.

Letters and postcards may be posted at any of the post boxes on board. The collection time is indicated on the boxes.

The Universal Postal Union regulations apply to the mail posted on board.
20 Pf. German stamp for letters 10 Pf. German stamp for postal cards.

Postal stamps are obtainable either at the Post Office on board or from the stewards in the Smoking and Writing Rooms.

The Chief Steward is charged with distributing incoming post. Parcels are delivered either by the Baggage Master or by the sea-post officials.
In their own interest, passengers should call upon the Chief Steward before leaving the steamer to enquire whether any correspondence is awaiting them, or to leave their address for later dispatches.

Letters and telegrams may be directed in c/o any of the company's agents.

Deck Wind shelters. Special attention is called to the Wind shelters provided on the upper Promenade Deck of the Express Steamers, enabling passengers to remain comfortably on deck even in severe weather.
This new invention is patented worldwide.

Pastimes and games are provided on board.

Information on deck chairs and traveling rugs can be found below.

Service. Passengers are requested, in their own interest, to submit any complaints they may have to the captain during his daily round.
Passengers are requested to comply with the orders of the captain and/or his officers, who are responsible for both the safety of the ship and its passengers, and for the comfort and order on board.

Change of Cabins. Passengers who desire to change their Cabins during the voyage are requested to apply to the Purser, who has charge of the vacant accommodation.

Deck chairs and Traveling rugs

Deck chairs are available for rent from Norddeutscher Lloyd, its main agents, or on board.  The charge for each chair for the voyage to New York is $ 1 = 4 s. 0 d. = Marks 4 = Frs. 5 each.

Deck stewards rent rugs for 4 Marks per trip.

A guarantee that the rug has been chemically cleaned and not since used is only implied when it is taken out of its sealed paper-wrapper in the presence of the hirer.