New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
MEN HYSTERICAL As
FRENCH LINER DOCKS
Struggle at Gangpank to Leave France After u Days
Aboard-President's Sister Tells OF EiardshIps OF
Americans in Europe.

this money for the international Red
Cross / will accept IT,
The committee agreed and the money
was accepted by the skipper OHp'9'.
Nourand was transferred rom -"
Provence TO France, TO take the pl"Cu
~ Cantoir ponCelet, VINO - ~
with the French navy. He said ~ li'@i.
no wort 20 disguise his vessel or Pu'
ont her lights at night. IN ih'" ~
far,,c be passed four British cruisers
ono of which he made out TO be '"e
fujes Glaenzer American representa-.
.ro If Cartier, the Paris JeWeItg
L,,,so whose New York store is AT -
,tb av came over on France WIN '"S
G,,e.,.ear-old daughter Of the heaa Oh
The firm.
Stranger Befriends Banker.
Mr. Glaerzer said that soon, aiter
war was declared Mr.. Cartier calleu NJ
three hundred employees toge1heI anu
told them that he. with every one ~
the house, was going 10 o"'I NJ ~
services 90 France. Within Two "Uu-
after the announcement me ClrI ~ p,t.
Transferred 20 the vaults OF tne H%..,
~ France StOOOO.OO0 worth OF le"e'Iy
Mr.. Glaenzer, being am American 0..
ler was ordered 20 this country WIN
Young Miss Cartier. Her mother ""I
not i'm Paris at the time. VINE" l'''''
she may come 20 America' .,.. ....
Charlie Baum, banker OF 'u!s ~
said he was standing bon line, wa.iI.t 20
oct a ticket. when a man pulIed ul'
coat sleeve. saying: off you nave noun
ING but checks and paper mQney, yo'
arc wasting your time 900 this line.
Mr. Baum admitted that paper cur
roucv was AN he had, and the stranger
pulled out $40 iu gold, saying can can
spare this, AS have my ticket loi 'HS
Potsdam and am going to get OUT ol
this place to-day IhruslnS l'e
money into Baum's hand, ne sa'u'
Good luck 70 YOU ...-.
But when and where can ] return
thiseo asked Baum. The stranger
handed him card bearing the name
Charles Roweu and hurried away
Raum said Yesterday that he was gong
to find Rowen, If ne had 20 canvass NHe
United States.
War to Hurt America.
" Buick. vice-president of the
American Car and Foundry Company
.'.so Y,os i'm Paris when the French
trooDe were rushed 20 the German Dor
Jo, .avs the war will ultimately nave
a bad effect on the entire "oIlu' ''0
United States included. ..,
Captain Nourand said that on lne
d,v The France left Hayre 10000 bfil-
ism trooDs were landed DID IH"' pun
from twenty Transports.
Amorg her passengers France brougnO
o,,or twenty theatrical persons, lne.uu-
mo Miss Virginia Harmed, Miss Mar
,,a,.t r Gordon. Miss Edna Aug ana
Nj. Etbcl Valentine All took part TO
The sbip's concert. Goldberg, the car
toorist. made a drawing which was SOFA
Charles Ledy. an American portra.JJ
reintcr whiled away his time ABOARD
Shin bv painting pictures oil persons
,,bo caught his fancy. Among these
y.as the grandniece Of President VII
SON Miss Josephine Cothran, who came
o,or With her mother and her grand
Among the other passengers we're
TuIcs Rscfo. Miss Lucy CoWen' MIS-.
r ". Lawrence. Miss Dorothy La"
romeo. John r. Totten, Paul faQuel'
ioraI commemorative Of the ttench
In. NJ and Mrs. Edward Doug
las Joseph Stern, Joseph Burden
rboras crmsou. Miss Beatrice
Kennedy. Miss Agnes Kennedy Samug.
prcbonan. Sidney Williams, Joseph
Baldwin. Walter Stern. Mr.. and Mrs Mrs;
CHARLES Campbell. State Senator ana
Mrs. James j. FrawIey, Mr. ana Mrs.
Iosepb II. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Pone. Mr.. Drummer. Charles Ail!!eor'
NE Alice RceYcs, Francis Roche Mr.
and Mrs. K. RedheLd, Mr.. and MIS-
Cb@rlcs Smith, Mrs. French starr,
Richard Thorne, Joyce Whitman ana
. Francis White.