New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Americans Seeking Funds
from Relief Ship
Told TO Wait.
REFUGEES TELL TALES
OF WARS HORRORS
Physicians Who Attended Sol
dicrs in Hospital Speak Well
of KaiSer'S Troops.

il.
.te Treasury Department "a. ""''''e
ton. ~.
They called az thc Nntl eau ~
ha~sy by appointment al o e'o .l, I'M o-,.
afternoon. having pee" ''." "' III d.,
haesy officials mat me mo.'! 49,,
available then. hcacnlns ,.' ~. ~,
however. they were informed wa. 'D
instructions had been receive" '''''
Washington Go pay ihCm. u...i..-,..o-,
The embassy mas aSHJ" -
Ton au,Ioii.E ,' l'"N' ms. Amer
mcuts nH' N''.'". ''.g t,c ,vnrcy
leans were @o'.S,o ..'-. $50 and
would Dr. ON INC cruiser I,.'''S ~. ef.
arc much nceh>ed pee" ny. -. 10,
.ceco ce'al %. nc ''",. ~, b,. cable
sending otl"..t" "'SN' = or5o-
Many OF INC amer 'o".s ~. ,.a-,rJ
Hho were advised That none! Ng"..
reach them or the tennessee neg" 10
for the purchase OF steamship .'C .'.'....
The American Embassy IS 'n s.... ,T 49,
cfort Co secure a''.,o ~! -, cf
Irgtou 10 MAKE denver n''N
Henry $. BrccAnr'ogc; 'He Nl'.'i 90 o..
Assistant secretary OF wa WV
Falmouth ol board ne te'utSs'e' 's
OF Che opinion t9al q" '.' ~ r.
brought over on ma, N'ssv. aT,o,,-
table usageS. Oohee4"S""' -..;...5
cans here whose L.ie''G -. No
no.e! -.' ~, sbia TO get funds
t..L.,.- ..- bc done i'm this direction,
,'."''t ,,.-i.~r- tte recent of fur
.l.,, ,,strIrtlors from Washington
Tto t,tcb over the uayment Of funds
geposlieo WIN '"e 49, Cor,D,issio,
t.-.s 10 .+r.frbteu out by tomorrow.
D. ,r,.sr. tbat the Tennessee did not
t-I~g die equivalent of amounts de
ros.fed by friends in Washington.
The State Department only lt4e-
-..,.... gcrosItel for certain persons;
.t., ~. commission gives a check
'.L.lr ecror55rr 10 Encouragement,
.or-c local bank viii cash.
There is no idea here how much money
Was deposited with the state Depart
mont. SO there is consequent oe.ay
orcr arranging with bankers tol
credit Neither has the COMMISSION
authority from Washington 10 Des'"
uavmcnts
"Thc Embassy is receiving tnousaH''
.r names from the department. giving
detail how much was deposited IN
Washington. as well as the height
e.cirbt. color of the eyes, etc, consl'-
-.t.rr tremendous volume, as 10 N
.-.scs Americans iu all countries I'D
.rropc. Half "a dozen clerks al the
embassy are wrestling with tnl7 HUS@
mass of stuff. The latest itpOIi'55 80,
cate that the Tennessee mas S@I1e- l'-''
Falmouth for Rotterdam. .HI' ~
.Gre rs sti'l waiting Tor 'hs'' '1'''''7
nom Falmouth. :......-
Mrs Martin. VINO is "",! .,...'
sears old and inexperienced as ,rtors
.IeT. reached heiH. A.b~S. ~,
III. found her husband was hoI on
gard the train. BY degrees 'Hs
.rLed her way through the army
utilization 90 Holland and feaSNeu
london almost penriless. She mas D-tn
unable 10 ''et ., q. sgnposcd 20 sin
be I'M Germany Mrs. HerpeIt -
Hoover. chairman OF the No"e.
lief committee, tooH Afs. ''" anu
ner baby 90 Ter own HoNS,. ...-,,.s
DR. ". b. Aurand' OF ,H.:'-.,.' 49,
and Dr. Robert klZer' OF OH'0@sST5 -
comuanied by their wives ana SH''t ..''
have arrived DO London AMER IO.. -
nights experience between Leg
a|N-la-Chappele. The adventures
trese two American physicians lhc'u',
a even three days work no a hosplt".
Neryiers. Belgium, where Otl.--
.-,ded were being brought
Tho two doctors left VIENNA angus
for OErCuu. inc! Eo- a3 '"'
s .s o:a s rs. s ..5ss5 :. $ .5 !: s