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EXHIBIT A-11

Application Form A

APPLICATION FOR ORDINARY EXPORT

LICENSE

This form should be made out in quadruplicate, and the answers to the following questions must be written legibly, or typewritten if possible. When filled out and signed, send the four copies to the BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE, DIVISION OF EXPORT LICENSE, 1435 K Street, N. W., Washington, D. C., or to the nearest branch office of the Bureau (New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle).

Date August 6, 1917.

Applicant's reference No. N.O. 11/14717

BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE,
DIVISION OF EXPORT LICENSES

I hereby apply for a license to export:

Quantity of

900 tons

Goods

of Diesel oil intended entirely
to be used as bunkers on board
the motorship KRONPRINS GUSTAF
ADOLF during her voyage to
Sweden and return voyage to
America. The destination of
the ship is Gothenburg.

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EXHIBIT A-12

Application Form A

APPLICATION FOR ORDINARY EXPORT
LICENSE

This form should be made out in quadruplicate, and the answers to the following questions must be written legibly, or typewritten if possible. When filled out and signed, send the four copies to the BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE, DIVISION OF EXPORT LICENSE, 1435 K Street, N. W., Washington, D. C., or to the nearest branch office of the Bureau (New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, San Francisco, Seattle).

Date August 15, 1917.

Applicant's reference No. N. S. 110/15817

BUREAU OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COMMERCE,
DIVISION OF EXPORT LICENSES

I hereby apply for a license to export:

Quantity of

Goods

Ship stores as per enclosed list, intended entirely for consumption on board M. S. KRONPRINS GUSTAF ADOLF during her voyage from New York to Sweden and during her return voyage to America.

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EXHIBIT A-13

NO. N. S. 110/15817

BUREAU OF FOREIGN & DOMESTIC COMMERCE

DIVISION OF EXPORT LICENSES

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EXHIBIT A-14

TELEGRAM

23FX HT 45 RS NEW YORK, N. Y., 11.25 A.M.

Division of Export Licenses,

1435 K Street N. W.,

August 20, 1917.

Washington, D. C.

With reference my application No. 1 fifty barrels lubricating oil no. 11 nine hundred tons Diesel oil and N.S. 110 ship stores as motorship Kronprins Gustaf Adolf expected ready load early next week would greatly appreciate your decision this matter.

11.35 A.M.

EKSTROM

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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce,

Division of Export Licenses,

The Custom House,

New York City.

GENTLEMEN :

M. S. Kronprins Gustaf Adolf. I herewith beg to enclose an application for license on 10 barrels linseed oil, which you will please understand are part of the above vessel's ship stores. If necessary the captain would furnish you with a guarantee that nothing of this oil will leave his ship.

For your guidance I beg to say that the vessel is going to load a cargo of sugar, part of which is intended for Russia.

As the loading is going to take place in the beginning of next week I should greatly appreciate to know your decision regarding this application as well as my previous applications for licenses on provisions and stores for the above ship.

I beg to remain, Gentlemen,

Yours obediently,

Encl. [not printed].

G. EKSTROM

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