The Sentinel=record., 1914-08-12
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Garrison believes that owing to the facilities offered by the regular steamship lines it win be unneces- sary to send more than one or two government vessels,
 Official reports to the state depart ment from Hamburg today cleared mp the last apprehension for the safetly of Americans in the German en-~~ with the exception of those special cases which have been taken up by Ambassador Gerard.
 The little colony in Hamburg, ac- cording to consular dispatches, is not only in comfortable circumstances but cheerful and disposed to Tegard the situation as free from any danger whatever. Personal teegrams from Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow of the former president. stated that she was safe in S1Gravehage, in Scandi- navia Senator Oliver of Pennsyl- vania cabIed that he was well in London and would return at the fiji v. opportunity.
 The case of Archer M Huntington. and his wife, who owere reported arrested as spies in Neurnberg. still is in the hands of the German for eign office, which has made no aa- swer as yet to the state departments inquiry through Ambassador Gerard
 Mayor Mitchell of New York today Joined with Secretary Garrison in the practical assistance of Americans abroad. The mayor sent to Washing ton, William Hamilton Jr., special representative Of the mayors com mittee for the re ief of New Workers in Europe who opened headquarters in Washington.
 The war department today issued the following bulletin about Ameri- cans in Europe:
 In dispatches from August { down 10 and including August 10, the fol- lowing is the only definite informa ton received as to Americans in par ticular places. Of course. we have not heard from every place and the movements from place to place must be taken into account. IL also must be remembered that much Of this is estimated and not actual coun
 With these qualifications, the lat est information is that Americans in Europe are as follows.
 ''ln St. Petersburg, Vladivostok. Moscow and Riga. between goo and 300; Dinard, France, 900; Bergen, Norway, 90; Venice, 500: Lisbon, 25; Sweden, between 500 and 750: Rome and vicinity 1.500; Geneva, 300, st. Gall Switzerland. 200; Aix La Rain, France, 300; Barcelona, 900
 Tn Hayre, France, there were sev eral hundred but many have Jeff on ships. ln the three German watering places of Carlsbad, Marianbad and Frazeahad, there was an estimate of l,oOo. but we have no definite lnfor. nation.
 In Italy the total estimate has been 6,500 distributed in part as fol- lows: Genoa, SOC; Naples. 300; Mi. Ian, 5000; Florence TOO: Venice. SuVs 1didlllds iJu
 No definite number given from Norway. Only guesses as to London and suburbs. last guess was 10000. ia Denmark, about 500. A general estimate as to whole of Switzerland about G000 Where places have been specified in this list they undoubted ly are included in this general esti. mate.
 Tn Nice France, about 12O; in Hol land, GOO. Nothing specific as S5 Paris and suburbs; latest estimate Vas 1000 In Spain, outside of Bar celona, 90 are reported at Madrid and 25 at San Sebastian.
 One hundred and fifty left St Petersburg by way of Finland. About 500 Americans have been gathered at Eebierg."
 A total of s74 900 had been depos. ited at the treasury and sub-treas. uries up 10 the opening of business hours today for the relief of indiyid llal Americans abroad who want cash 10 come home. The money is depos tied on this side of the Atlantic py their friends. warrants drawn by tho treasury and corresponding amounts paid under cabled orders from the state department
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