New Britain herald., 1917-02-08
MANY CITIZENS TO
GO With NEUTRALS
Others Ask for Passports Ensur-
ing Safe Conduct to U. S.
LITCHFlELD PEOPLE COMING
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peck Decide to
Come Back IIOme-Large Number
Declare Intentions of Remaining in
Germany for the Present.

germany Tor the Present.
! Berlin, Feb. 7, Via London, Feb. S.
The breach Of diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States and Germany
| has discovered the fact that there are
| some 400 native Of naturalized Ameri-
| cans in Berlin, a large majority of
whom have applied to the United
States embassy for passports or per-
| mission to leave Germany for Switzer-
| land or Scandinavia. About one
fourth of the total are Americans
| temporarily in Germany on business
or tourists.
Three-fourths are either naturalized
citizens or the children of such who
rushed to the embassy at the eleventh
hour to secure passports.
The list of native Americans who
applied for permission to leave Ger
many on the earliest opportunity in
cludes Edward and Fred Lawrence of
Chicago; Mrs. Olga Manse San Fran
cisco; Alfred Dellamn, Miss Margery
Wihnewisser, Miss Blanche Stern,
Illinois; Arthur Henry Vcncweyk,
Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs Fred King,
Chicago; DR.. st. Marisicon, Mrs. Blan-
din A. Beck and son. Tiftin, Ohio; Carl
Won Wilzledgen Matt Mock and Mrs.
Faltzenhauser, Indiana; Mrs. Harriet
Pope, Chicago;, John Fallows, New
York; Arthur w. Babies and family,
Mrs. Ella Lehman and three children,
Cleveland; DR. Jacques BrokWltz,
Philadelphia; DR.. J. Henry Phillips,
wife and children, San Francisco; Mr..
and Mrs. jacques Mayer and three
children, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred W. Warren, Houston, Texas; Mr..
and Mrs. William Peck, Litchfield.
Conn.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig Davisen,
Indiana; Joseph Turn, Scranton, Pa;
Mrs, Henry Eusthis and mother; Mrs.
Sawyer and sister; Mermaux Linden,
Philadelphia Louis Luntz New York;
Oscar plug, Alabama; Carl Elliott,
Philadelphia; Fremont Higgins, New
York.
VIII STAY With Neutrals.
Those who plan to stay in neutral
countries are Mr.. and Mrs. Walhng-
ford Bigger, Alabama, in Denmark;
MI and Mrs. Charles Marcus Of New
York Mrs Amelia Decourcey ana MISS
Geraldine DecOurcey of Seattle IN
Berne; Charles M. Dyar of amorloge,
Mass, in Stockholm; DR.. Lewis II.
Marks of New Orleans, Switzerland.
The list of those who have an
| nounced their intention to remain IN
Germany for the time being includes
Miss Agnes Schneider, Shamokln, Fa''
Miss Sadie Walker and Miss Sarah
McKeen, Cleveland: Miss Marion
| Walker, Miss Frances Mcintosh, Wis
consin; Mrs. Peer, Tennessee; Miss
| Margery Murphy and mother, ONO;
! Miss Marion Meeker, Indiana; Miss
Eda Goodale, Yonkers, N. r.; Vivian
| Butler Burke, New York, Miss Anna
| Ingold, Chicago; Miss VIVA Dillon,
! San Francisco; DR.. and Mrs. Davis,
DIR. and Mrs. O. Decker, New York;
MI. and Mrs. Witzleton and daugh-
ter Philadelphia; Mary Halliday, Los
Angeles: Miss Hernbuster, New York;
Miss Clara Willonbucher and five sis
ters, Washington; Mrs Mary Schneid-
err and Miss Clara Schneider Albany;
John Dudley, Washington; George At
wood and family. Massachusetts;
David Welsh and daughter, Irene,
Providence; DR.. l.. w. Mayer, Ala
bama; Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Biden, st.
Louis; Conrad Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sarah Fischer and daughter, William
Steinway New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Paul We'll, DR.. Oscar kron, Louisiana:
- Durant, Philadelphia: /. Dut-
| tlinger, St Louis: Jacob j. Hertz.
| Ohio; Miss Helen Coranc, Newark:
! Miss Meta kesler, san Francisco;
| Mr.. and Mrs. John &. Osborne, Brook
! line; Raymond GloetZncr Washing
ton: Charles Archibald jockey, who
may go to Switzerland: Mr. and Mrs.
! Charles Feingea, New York; Miss
Mamie Roberts. mississippi; Leander