The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-06
1000 Girls In Berlin,

5000 Girls In Berlin.
Howard Wells. muse teacher Of
BERN brought word that 5000 Amcri-
ar girl WHO arc studying In the Ger.
man capital are confident they are I'm no
danger and IN spite Of tho scarcity Of
''od 'heF ar" hravely insisting on re-
mo'70a and "saeinr the run out"
Mr. stephen ~ Fowle Of Ncwhury-
par Ms. who - wears " age. was
HE 2 veritahlo schoo' girl. She said
~ really don't trow whether I ought
&c 20 A'ne or STAY to SOC tho biggest
happenings ~ history"
" p Wohh y Colchester. y. Y. who
-7.1- 90 'hc -tceracc. sail that be-
'vssn Me- and ',logre his American
aromoale was .,nfscated and at
rc-' Of protest On his part soldiers
"'"''ot their ie' 10 Shoot him.
" n Hortsman. with his pockets fun
= money. is Coia, in the stferage. lie
aid ia 20 homo on an anchor II I
A71 ,o'
~" nd MIR. Jnln =. Ilaruan Of New
York with their daughters. .amc from
Her0 Nr HaJmln Is member Of the
frm II Henly Il Harmsn dealers in
"G''o0. They were without food on the
'uue, for twou', -four hours and are
song thankfully N the Storage.
S. rs Harr.e CollnGwood Of East
'rH-1- Mich. who left Holland yes
'a-... without his baggage.
NJ s0d Mr.. : Lichovity and their
David were in Hamburg when
'-s- were forced to hcc.
Other, going IN the steeragc arc Mrs.
v % Harrington Of Philadelphia a
daughter Of Rear Admiral Kane Mrs
H. G Ia'tit and daughter of New
lorh Lillian Webb Of Paterson, y. J..
" without baggage, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.
krlnsa Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick Stew
~ N. Misses Mary and Margaret V.
cutler daughters of j. T. Cutler of New
work. Barclay Achcson of Washington.
Mr., g r. Harvey. Or. Pauline BEN
s'r. n Louisville. Ky. Mrs Dawson J.
Fla kmor" and her son Andrew II. and
Ms, Florence Barker uf Cincinnati
There can he ~ doubt that tho Phil
sdelphr looked good TO the two train
.oads If passengers from London.
There had been rumors that she
would not sail, but when the trains drew
N The Americans saw the Stars and
STRIPE, floating N tho stern and the
blue peter, which proved that tho Ad-
nral,y had given permission for the
''eamer "a leave port, and the flag of
he Admiralty pilot flying atop the fore
'nast Then a great cheer was heard.
Just after noon the gangIlank was
drawn ashore, the siren blared and the
Philadelphia slowly swung out from the
dock, her decks lined with the happiest
thousand Of grownup American children
ma ever filed Il boat American flags
waved everywhere. America" was
HNil' sung and crowds of English Of
nA4l- shouted God speed" and wishes
'or safe trip and return next year.
Martin Nogel United States Sub
Treasurer Al New York, and his bride
we've among he passengers. MIR Vogcl
sad 'la' when ne and Mrs. Vogel were
~ Berlin last Saturday the Germans
"'-' raradnS tn streets Of the CAPT
y a. ~ already celebrating n victory.
PARIS. h. aid, showed a marvellous con-
.'a'i 'ho atmosphere there being, as
no sor.hed II, quiet but tense"
John : Wilson, said to be a cousin
" The President, and William II. Porter
frf others on tho ~ ladelphia. Mr., Will
"a taking q set of golf clubs To
President Wilson. They were presented
rs t1" american Luncheon club, Charles
Ndr'1 Of Cleveland who sailed with
'aud, was offered 81 900 for his
.'a'"room When he refused this the
man vino made the offer made another
M $500 # Mr.. Aldrich would allow him
'' share tho statcroom.
Last tn Leave Port.
IN' Philadelphia OF the American
lane 0''. he the last mercantile vessel
Y" have southampton during the pres
''' nauon. The St Louis, which is
inward bound. is to hc diverted tn Liver
i'" The sailing of the Philadelphia
'nIl".N due to the courtesy OF the
british Admiralty, which Is showing the
suno-t anxiety TO assist Americans on
""r Aomeward Journey. They are do
NE all they can consistent with The