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On this occasion he went to Landscrona with coals, and from there to a Russian place called Windau in ballast.

The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century Walter Runciman 1892

"It was such a great business, and now it continues to be a drag on the company," said Mr. Windau, the Edward Jones analyst.

Monsanto Sees Rise in Seed Sales Ian Berry 2011

During the past winter one of the machine men from the Press had gone by night to a spot a little way out of the Windau station, and lain down on the tracks.

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During the past winter one of the machine men from the Press had gone by night to a spot a little way out of the Windau station, and lain down on the tracks.

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"The expectation is that if you're doing well on the sales side it's going to trickle through to the margin side," said Jeff Windau, an analyst with Edward Jones.

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"If we continue to see commodity prices decline, it might be difficult to get those pricing levels," said Jeff Windau , a St. Louis-based analyst for Edward Jones.

Monsanto Sees Rise in Seed Sales Ian Berry 2011

In Courland the Germans took Windau (July 18) and Mitau (Aug. 1), while in northern Poland they (Gen. Max von Gallwitz with the 12th army) advanced to the Narev and took Warsaw (Aug. 4–7).

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Baltic port of Windau, thus bringing the Germans within a few miles of

New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915 Various

In the eastern theater: In the course of minor fights on the Windau below Koltany 425 Russians were taken prisoners.

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(Windau is a seaport in Courland on the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the Windau River, 100 miles northwest of Mitau.)

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