New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-26
Rrcclinridgc Makes Report.

cans ou board.
Brcckinridgc Makes Report.
.,.t.rt Secretary of Var BrecN-
..-.d.. ,,ires from Berlin that, a.
.cary 49, can nov Dc asceria 'heu' wv,
Americans iu Germany are locate" o.
+hc following places and DOB the lo''o"
ing numbers: oo,. t,,Scr.
Oh. Rro.Iau. gN: tnCmrit1. 5O' bI,S
5.r -OO. Trfurth. 90; Cas-ei, SV'
1erburr $50: KEEL 30; lu0ech' 2V'
Hanover. 225. Lc.psic. l-o' Nasu.
burg. so: Mannheim. '0V' Nous . so.
p Munich. $500. NurcmnulE' ~
Stctti1. ~: pau;zlc, - Aoeh'sSp''N'
aUc 1tatcs that they are trying to
.-ren,,c daily special trains, carry lht
ZOO pa.senger- each. 20 bc sent lr0i"
RorriD 10 cities boo Holland and italy
Trains have already been arranged lot
TODAY and tomorrow,
TRAINS also have been sent lh spe-
rial instances from Munich WIN p"'
.crrers from Carlsbad. Austria ana
rirdau. Austria, and from Llndau WIN
pss,eurer~ from Switzerland ana sICH
others will continue TO run from t''u,
to time whenever there are s""'c'e"'
Americans 20 fll them. ,...,-.i
"We are still awaiting more detained
inflammation from Austria ana S"llzeI-
land. although the Swiss SITUATION APP
nears 10 he very much relieved by the
arrangements made by AlnoasS"'0i
Ucrrick and above referred 10. 49,.
"A wire has been received from vac
Cunard Line stating that the francoHia'
grnr1 TivcrDooI. left Queenstown sun
dav afternoon with SOB saloon, 40 sec
and elias. and i6J third class passeH-
gers for Boston.
"Fortv sailiags from English ports 10
this courtrN and Canada have been al
ranged bv the International MercahL lt
Marine Line between now ana the %"
of October. tEere being elght such s"I-
ing. from Liverpool 10 New lorN ny
The American Line. four from LNerPool
20 Philadelphia boy the same line. SIEVE"
frcr TIyerDUoI 10 New York by the
ned Star Line. eight from Liverpool TO
Vow York bv The White star Line, hNe
from London 20 New York by the At
lartic Transport Line. two from Liver
nool TO Boston 10y the White star Line
AND six from Liverpool to Montreal by
the White Star Dominion Line IN auul-
tYu 10 which there Viii be one lIC"
Naple, about the 10th OF September OE
the White Star Line
Iopdon. Aug. % Five special trains
loaded with Continental refugees loGi
Of them coming VIA Dioppe ana one eia
Ostcnd arrived 40 the Nharins 30.
station within two hours to-day wa"
about eight hundred Americans; ~.
Among the arrivals were FRED Naha
.,-tcr If Rochester. who came from
Easlc. ]. Howard Edwards ana ms
se,n,l, Mrs. &. II. Watson ana hSi
6aucbtcr: Miss Mary Harris, OF br S.s.
limo Mass. lsidor Bernstein, OF NeW
York. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Levin, VI
Nc,, Yorl and Mrs. Paul Guenjher ana
nor daughter, of Dover y. j.
iIov,ard Edwards party ielt LuCcrno
S.tvrdsv and Joined tht special 'iaih'
vbicb was run I'm three secilonS' al
Geneva. Leaving Geneva . .hueS' '.s
reach Paris Monday. AT An',hs 'He
Americans had 10 gel ouI OF ''1'' ~ "''e
=, order TO facilitate the passage OF
sroons From midnight until 8 O'Clock
- tbe morning they spent the time On
a station platform.
Nh WauamakCr Said there were many
Acnericaus -tll in Basic, but ne de-
scribed trcm as comtortaDle. lic'leIl
nselo FRIDAY and was obliged 90 change
trains several times. The journey, me
said, was uucyoutful except Tor the eN-
citement AZ Amicus last night as the
British troops were passing through.
Young moving picture operator there
told Mr. Wauamaker that he had oeeh
arrested twenty times.
I. I. Brown. Of Hillsdalc, Mich, SAID
hc was IN Budapest ON August ! and
left Immediately when war was &c
,larcd. Arriving al the irOnucr ne
was refused PERMISSION TO cross. For
tunately, a business friend knew the
time 81 his trains arrival and motored
sixty miles 90 his rescue, enabling him
20 reach Basic.
Train Service Jerky.
81 Virtually an the returning passen-
n gers had TO leave their trains al frc-
quent intervals. Fortunately, they had
been warned as 20 the lack Of eating
facilities and had brought their own
foods with them. There was, however
little opportunity 20 sleep. Many
Americans are still waiting az Bou-
loguc for boats Tor England.
4 dispatch received here from Am.
sterdam SAYS the flood Of stranded
Americans 10 the Netherlands is still
running high. and Rotterdam, the only
place where IL is possible TO get steam
.rs direct for the United States, IS
crowded 10 It's utmost capacity
The steamer Rotterdam is scheduled
10 leave Rotterdam next Saturday with
1000 American passengers on board.
The remaining Americans must wait
FOR other ships.
The international Tourist Office
estimates that there are even now
something like $4,000 Americans IN
Europe. They say that most all Of
them seem 20 be trying TO return home
10y way Of Rotterdam, where the hotels
end private houses already are over
crowded The baggage OF these tour
ists h. scattered Oh over the Continent.
The Holland-Amcrica Line has offered
free transportation Of baggage 90
Aterica for an its passengers.
pine Americans ~ Rotterdam axe