The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-02-08

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some 400 native or naturalized Amer
| whom have applied to the United
| States for passports of alterations
permitting them to leave Germany
| for Switzerland or Scandinavia, About
one-fourth of the total are Americans
temporarily in Germany on business
or to study. The others are either
naturalized citizens or the children OF
| such who rushed to the embassy at
| the eleventh hour to secure papers es'
! tablishing their status after the de-
parture of the American representa-
/, tives.
| The list of native Americans who
have applied for permission to leave
Germany on the earliest opportunity
includes John w. Fallows and Mr..
and Mrs. Jacques Mayer and three
children, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
William Peck, Litchfield. Conn.,; Ed
ward and Fred Lawrence, Chicago;
! Mrs. Olga Manse, San Francisco; AL
fred Dellmann, California; Miss Mary
Ethel McCauley, Pittsburgh; Miss
! Margery Winnewisser, Miss Blanche
! Slocum, Oak Park, ILL.,; Arthur
Henry Venewaky, Milwaukee; Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick w. King, Chicago; DR..
/. Selmar Isaacson, San Francisco; Mrs.
! Blandin A. Beck and son, Tiffin, o.;
Carl Won Wi.zleden, Nat Mock and
| Mrs. Faltzenhauser, InSiana; Mrs.
Harriet Pope, Chicago; Arthur w.
Babies and family, Mrs. Ella Lehman
and three children, Cleveland; DR..
/ jacques Brokawitz, Philadelphia; DR..
1 J. Henry Phillips. wife and children,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick w. Warren, Houston, Tex; Mr..
and Mrs. Hartwig Devizen, Indiana;
Joseph Turn, Scranton, Pa; Mrs.
Henry Eusthis and mother; Mrs. Saw
yer and sister, Meyer Max Lindeman.
Philadelphia; Louis Luntz, New York
! Oscar Plug, Alabama; Carl s. Elliott,
Philadelphia; Fremont Higgins, New
| York
Those who plan to remain in neutral
European countries are Mr.. and Mrs.
Allinford Bigger, Alabama. in Den
mark; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marcus
of New, York; Mrs. Amelia Decourcey
and Miss Geraldine Decourcey of Sc
hattle, in Berne; Charles M. Dyar of
FCambridge, Mass, in Stockholm: DR..
Lewis H. Marks of New Orleans,
Switzerland.
The list of those who have announc-
ed their intention to remain in Ger
many for the time being includes Miss
Agnes Schneider, Shamokin, Pa; Miss
Sadie Walker and Miss Sarah McKeen,
Cleveland MISS Marian Walker, Miss
Frances Mcintosh, Wisconsin; Mrs. o..
Peer, Tennessee; Miss Margery Muir
ply and mother, Ohio; Miss Marian
Meeker, Indiana; Miss Edna Goodale,
Yonkers, n. Y; Vivian Butler Burke,
New York: MISS Anna Ingold, Chica-
go; Miss Viva Dillon, San Francisco:
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, DR.. and
Mrs. Q. Decker, New York; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Witzleton and daughter, Phil
adelphia: Mary Halliday, Los Angeles,
Miss Hernbuster, New York; Miss
Clara Schneider. Albany: John Dudley,
Washington; George S. Atwood and
family, Massachusetts; Mrs. David
Welsh and daughter Irene, Providence;
DR.. l.. w. Mayer, Alabama; Mr.. and
Mrs Sydney Biden, ST. Louis; Conrad
Hoffman,, Mr.. and Mrs. Sarah
Fischer and daughter William r.
Ste.nway, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
Paul We'll. DR.. Oscar Krone, Louisi-
ana; - Durant, Philadelphia; I.
Duttlinger st. Louis; Jacob j. Hertz,
Ohio; Miss Helen Corane, Newark;
Misss Meta Kesler, San Francisco; Mr..
and Mrs. John c.. Osborne, Brooklyn;
Raymond Gloetzner, Washington;
Charles Archibald, jockey, who may
20 to Switzerland; Mrand Mrs. Charles
Feinger, New York; Miss Mamie Rob-
erts, Mississippi; Leander Werlin, Chi
cago; Miss Margaret Werle, Cleveland;
Miss Augusta Eisenheyner, Washing
ton state; Fern Andrews. Illinois; Ell
sic Baker, Philadelphia; S. Boyer and
Mrs William Alton Derrick, Chicago;
Arthur Dunning, Bath. Me-; Albert
Eckstein, DR.. Q. P. Jacob, New York;
DR.. George Martin, California; Al
Peters, agent of Holland-America line;
August Spannuth, journalist, DR..
Georxe II. Wegster, dentist, Alice Nor
folk, Cleveland; DR.: George Kennedy,
dentist Kent. O.
Among those who are already on
their way to America or in neutral
countries and who. until recently,
were members of the American col
ony in Berlin, are w. A.. Kugelman
of the National Cash Register Co.,
Chicago; George H. Watson, Lyons.
N Y; Paul Koning, DR.. George
Kubeler, F. Fl. McFadden, Edward
Mosthauer, Morris Mocowitz, Otto
Pruessman, Ludwig Zeisler.
The American newspaper CORE
spondents are still lingering in Ber-
lin, though the following applica-
tons have been made to leave on AM
bassador Gerard's train: Carl w. Ac-
herman and family. Indiana; William
c. Dreher and family South Carolina;
Oscar King Davis and family, New
York; Philip M. Powers and wife.
Boston; Raymond e. Swing, Chicago;
Henry L. Mencken, Baltimore. Other
correspondents, including James
O'Donnell Bennett, Chicago; S. B.
Conger and Cyril Brown Of New York;
and Oswald Schuette and sister Of
Chicago plan to remain for the time
being and leave later for Copenhagen
and Switzerland
Secretary Grew Of the United
States embassy has presented to the
foreign office long list of other
Americans who have applied for per-
mission to leave with Ambassador
Gerard and whose applications have
been approved by the amba ssa dor,
The applications must, however, be
partment.
The following Americans who have
been working in prison camps as sec
retaries of the Young Mems Christian
associations war prisoner aid, plan