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| One of the leading German trading firms was the Jaluit Company, which had stations all over the eastern Carolines and Marshalls. At its branch offices--on Langar in Pohnpei and Eten in Chuuk--traders often gathered for parties. Seated around the table at this gathering in Chuuk in 1910 are (from the left): Herr Olf, Tom Hartman, Ben Hartman, Pierre Nedelic, Ista Irons, an unidentified man, and Charlie Irons. |
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(TT Archives, University of Hawaii Library)