New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-17

American homeward will now proceed
more rapidly. a. railway traiiic u ne
coming moro regular from nil I'm.
larger centres Of Germany. \ flood OF
travellers will start I'm a few days. On
Monday special train will leave lam
burc for Holland with 100 Americans.
Other refugee VIII proceed on three
trains. each carrying 800 persons.
Americans To Leave Munich.
Sixty Americans will leave Munich
for Holland on Monday. 4 tram from
Rerliu for Holland on Wednesday VIII
carrv 800 Americans, including 90 from
Draeden Americans 100 Frankfort an -
Rad Nauhcim will leave for Holland M
ordinary trains. four of which viii de-
mart daily. Americans here hitherto
have shown little disposition TO 60 70
IIollaud re relatives and friends arriv-
ING from there say that all the hotels
are full and it is impossible 10 get
steamer massage before the end Of Sep
tcmber. ,,-.....
Henry van Dyke, American Minister
to the Netherlands, however, has al
yised Ambassador Gerard AZ Beillh
that an Americans can easily ma ac-
cowpodations in Holland. Many Amer
leans are now anxious 90 proceed 70
Holland. g. they have letters OF crcdi
upou English banks OF which German
banks refuse TO pay, ~ financial con-
upctious with England have been sus-
rerdcd Nm many cases, however the
German banks. especially in Frankfort
win make advances TO well known
Americans without security.
Few al Hotels in The Hague.
Charles u. Sheriff., cx-American
Minister 90 Argentina, tclCgraphs from
The Hague os follows:
There are not many Americans
here. The hotels are nearly empty.
Prices are normal. There has been no
trouble az the Dutch frontier for amer
leans. notwithstanding statements 10
the contrary widely published 10 Ter
many"
Among Americans mere VINO leave on
Wednesday are ntty-siN persons WIN
out means. most of whom are German
Americans, who viii be aided by the
American Emha sy.
Advices received here from the
American Express Company managers
iu Berlin. Hamburg and Bremen. dated
August - and 10, report that they nave
ample funds and are paying out
money regularly to travellers. Inc
hamburg manager says Americans in
that city are all right. and that there is
no reason for worry concerning them'
on board the steamer Principe di
Tdiuc. bv wireless via Caulz, spain,
49, 81 Tho sfparosUiu priuCiDc ID
I-g;,, ,,it1 ov,, four hundred Amcri-
'l''.' I'D r-.,, C.,o. raes.d Gil
ems a''"Iu . l'g g'' 800 49,, The
bralial at go" I.'l Nl!iD Hi"'"7 '''N
Messengers arc the following:
49, p-...t.-. >.f...or.. sfg-s, Pu,-
N'E iioo'..-tie I.rfrs-..., ana l.s family.
i.. OBJ .''..''-s Js,4.r.y- q a a.
49, aHg %. i.... ., ~. Van, and
m.in. Doc. MIN. .,r f.-u-.,
.s"i 'a"' .,'.''', az H' ,,-. r.-ae Mrs
VI N.S ,'-si.,.r p..t BENJAMIN and
Mtdi ana ..I -ris. I.,,fsl raw.
ait1.'I. 81. ir... Ir.-i. -1-bcrr,. pro
lessor ana '', iisH.g .oc. trrl I.m.. r.
f.c, 1.a.t. AND ftmi.,. slrs Kuo2 Mrs.
E.ee.ow Mrs Harriaa Ehoales uhls may be
Fred White 'he Misses .r H9"i's. trnc.I t1I
u''.t ''',-.'.' ,,t r,.sF Ms Charles
~ an 1tr~rtcr Nrs O.hmisiu AND
-.-. iio..,. Andrew and party. Mrs. Waiter
jacobson. Edwin Zee. and r-y. stephen
tois,I go. H,,tt.s '.'L ---r..s Allen. Nus.
,, .r,'" yy.r-f aa. 5.4oa.aoy party. amons
va.rl ar. rIso persons from New for-%@.
Iai.ad.e.lhia ana ,n'''5S. - 81. ana .rr and
,et i'm. if.,...r
From Sew. York s.ate-Mrs. Graycr and
daughter o. flueHamtoni Mss , ,,.-.L,..
Ieale. New Rochelle 'l... t,Is. Jennie
4a.,.'Lo NJ, ci' 49," '
.5ireiS1" Eeules.rtat.,e johnson and
daughter Nancy. Senator Norris and daufA-
trr lrfI4T lfr and Mrs Theodore NDFeai hi.