At New Orleans as Bodo         She was built in Norway with as Xenia for a Norwegian shipping company, changing shipowner five years after and being renamed Bodo. Despite changing shipowners three times, she kept that name, although only with the first one she kept the Norwegian flag, later changing to the flags of the Bahamas and Honduras. In 1925 she was acquired by Sociedad Anónima de Navegación Estrella, and renamed Polar, but only three years later she was sold to a Greek shipowner, who first renamed her Samos and a year later Ikaria. She was scrapped in 1928.

Shipyard / Year	Bergens Mek Vaerks / 1894
Name	Xenia
Name / Year	Bodo / 1899
Name / Year	Plentingen / 1915
Dead weight	750	MT
Gross register	668	GRT
Net register	439	NRT
Lenght	55.4	mtr
Breadth	8.6	mtr
Depth	3.8	mtr
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	130	N.H.P.
Bought	1922	to
Owner	D/S A/S Plentingen
Name	Plentingen
Sold	1925	to
Owner	Steam Navigation of Samos
Name	Samos
Renamed / Year	Ikaria / 1926
Scrapped	1928

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