New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16

that teachers in Switzerland must re-
main i'm that country until they have
made arrangements for sportatlon
This was interpreted by department Of
fcials to mean that Switzerland did not
want Americans TO leave until den
mite route to seaport had been ar
ranged.
The legation at Norway reported that
ordinary commercial transportation
was open, but is insufficient to relieve
the congestion. No ships are avail
able, those running being booked
months in advance.
From the American Consulate at
Copenhagen the State Department re-
ceived word that vessels can depart
from Esbjerg; that daily service had
been established TO England, but that
all Americans had left Esbjerg.
Destitute in New York.
The New York relief committee to-
day appealed for $4,000 Of the amount
appropriated for Americans in Europe
20 cover checks of destitute Americans
arriving in New York.
It was stated that the Cedric brought
a number Of Americans from Liverpool
who were entirely without means with
which to tide over the time until they
could reach friends or secure some
means Of transportation.
The national relief board here. which
has charge Of the money appropriated
by Congress, is considering the request.
These Have Been Found.
To-day's dispatches to the State De-
partment report the safety of the fol-
lowing Americans about whom inquiry
has been made of diplomatic officers in
Europe:
New York-Mrs. Whitaker, DR.. Meyer
and family; Dresden; Mrs. Lambert
Guenther, Barmoen; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick hammond, Miss Marjorie
hammond, Chexbres; Mrs. William
Kean, Berne; II. n. Goodman, lets
Chemnitz for England; Mr.. Weisl, left
Cologne for Holland; Mary LewkowicI,
Rebecca Herman, Warsaw; Mrs. Clay
burg, Kissingen; - Goldstein, Geot-
gia Lee, Hamburg; Robert Potter and
family. Finisterre; Marzolr, Nice;
Fred Lazarus, wife and son, Bad Will
nungen.
WATERFOWL, n. Y.-Nuffer family,
Barmoen.
Philadelphia Philip LAUDER, left
Cologne for Holland; Mrs. r. Pierce
and Taylor, Mary Caleb, Paris.
Chester, Penn.-Senator William ).
Sproul, Amsterdam.
Harrisburg Eager, Berne.
Connellsville, Penn. Katherine
Williams and children, Paris.
Hazleton. Penn.-Seweryna Stapo-
wich and son, Warsaw.
Baltimore Ulman, Gotha;
Dorothy Garfield, Rome; Isaac NJ.
Bachenheimer, Hamburg.
Annapolis, Nd. - Henry Hopkins,
Paris.
Boston-Mrs. L. A. Knight, Mrs. Bar
bara, William Cobb, Paris.
Bridgeport, Conn.-Fanny Rosen and
two children, Warsaw.
Newark Maud c. Gay, Charles b.
Fehr. -- Eismans, Dresden.
Princeton, n. j. herbert Musch,
Venice; Rene Feibelman, Berlin.
Milburn, n. Frames Deedmeyer,
Berlin.
Irvington, n. Mrs. Ruettgers and
son, Solingen.
Atlantic City-Miss Crawford, Paris.
Tracy. Cal.-Frank Brown and fam
lily. Hamburg. y
Dresden. 49,,
Portland, Ore.-Dr. Delbrueck, Elber-
field.
St. Louis-Papa, Barmoen.
CIncinnati-Aults, Dresden.
DAYTON, Ohio-Adler U. Childs and
/ family, Dresden.
Hamburg.
/ Pepito, Berlin.
Dallas-Nellie Fargo, Madrid.
Rockford. Tex.-Mrs. Gordon Gibson
and child, Dresden.
Guilford, Conn.-Hilda Smith anc
children, Harbach.
Atlanta Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
/ Dresden: Puruckers, Geneva.
/ Montgomery-Marc Vincentelli, Paris
winchester, n. H.-Mrs. Alexander
Pierce, Dresden.
Burlington, Nt.-hrs. walker anc
sister, Switzerland.
of those whose home addresses are
not reported, the following are IN th'
cities named:
Copenhagen-Engel party, Mary
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilshor.
man. Ellen Martene. DR.. Goodrich
Marie Longman, Bertha Stockweil, |
/ II. Wade and family, Ethel Roberts
julius Vanvliet, Laura Levy and rela
T tiyes. Ida Henze, Misses Lee, Mrs. For
/ dan. Genevieve McClintock. Mrs. 5. +
/ Nebel and daughter, Hans p. Nobel and
| family, Elizabeth McGillen, Reedy par
ty, Sarah Beach, Emanuel Leyman, +
| Assman, Mrs. Valentine; Mons. |. Hen
~ Williams, left for Munich.
/ Paris-Consuelo Won Falkenburg.
London Birmingham, William P
| Walcott, Mrs. l.. Wolcott and daugh
tiers.
Nuremberg -Alfred Harris, Mrs
Norton, Fisher Finstine.
/ Zurich-Serah Dunn, Mrs. Stanton
Robert Hughes, Emanuel Stein.
Lucerne-Mrs. George Boles, Mis-
Neudecker, Mrs. Frankenthal, Clarence
! de knight.
Milan-Mrs. Thomas Stanley.
/ Genoa-Janets party.
Elberfeld-Adele Plucker, left fol
7 Rotterdam.
Chelsa-Charles ]. Buchanan.
Oban-General Mackenzie.
Marseilles - Bandit, Marguerite
Street
Southampton-LuN family.
Budapest Mr.. and Mrs. Bergsteln.
Carlsbad Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Steiner
Cooks party.