El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-08
400 AMERICANS
ASK PASSPORTS
Rush Is Made For PERMITS
Sion To Leave Germany;
Many Plan To Remain.

Berlin. Germany. Feb. ..-(Nia L5u-
don. Feb. s.)-The breach of diplomatic
relations between the United States
and Germany has developed the fact
that there are some 400 native or nat
1,rslized Americans IN Berlin, a large
majority Of whom have applied 10 the
United States embassy for passports
permitting them 10 leave Germany for
Switzerland OF Scandinavia
Abort one-fourth OF the total are
Americans temporarily IN Germany il3-. on
business or to study me other tlLee
fourths are either naturallzeu cltlzehs
or the children o. SUCH
Thev rushed to he embassy at the
18th hour TO secure papers estapAish.
ing their status after the departure o.
the American representatives,
The list Of native Americans NIto
have applied for permission 70 lea' Z
Germany on the earliest opportunity
Includes Edward and Fred Lawrence, OF
Chicago: Mrs. Olga Manse, san IRAN
cisco. Alfred Dellmann. California;
Misc Mary Ethel AIcAuley PittsburS-
SJizs Nfareerv Winnewisser. Miss
Blanche Siocum. Oak Park, H. Arthur
Henry Veneweyk. Milwaukee. Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W King. Chicago; Dr.
SeInlar Isaacson. San Francisco: Mrs.
Rlandina A Beck and son, iTiffln,
ohio: Mrs. Harriet Pope, Chicago; John
T FalloWs. New York. arthur w
Bates and family Mrs Ella Lehman
and three children. Cleveland. o., Dr.
Jacques BrokwitZ- philadelphia; Dr.
Henry Phillips. wife and children, san
Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Mayer
and three children, New York Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick W ~ arren. hcuslo4'
Tex; Mr.. and Mrs VIM Peck. Lltcn-
field. Conn Mr. and Mrs HartWlS
Devisen Indiana: Joseph Turn. Scran-
ton. Pa: Mrs. Henry Eustis and mother.
Mrs. Sawyer and sister, Meyer Max
Lindenman, Philadelphia; Louis Luntz.
New York; Oscar plug, Ala bama; Carl
s Elliott. Philadelphia, and Freemen
Higgins, New York
Many May Remain.
The list of those who have an
uounced their intention 10 remain N
Germany for the time being. includes
Miss Marian Walker. Miss Frances NC
Intosh, Wis; Miss Marian Meeher, n
diana; Miss Viva Dillon, San Francisco;
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Dr. and
Mrs. g. Decker. New York; Mr. ana
Airs. L Vitzleten and daughter, PhIla-
delphia- Mary Halliday, Los Angeles
SSfes HsrDbursaer. New York; Miss
Clara Willenbucher and i've sisters.
washington; Mrs Mary Schneider ana
Miss Clara Schneider Albany John
Dudley. Washington; George : At
wood and family, Massachusetts; Doro-
thy Isenberg, Honolulu: Miss klIzabeth
King. Baltimore: Mrs David AeISn ana
daughter, Irene, Providence, r L; Dr.
[. e MAYER Alabama: Mr. and Mrs
sydney Biden. St Louis. Conrad Holt
mann. Nj. and Mrs. Sarah Fischer and
daughter, VIM. r. Steinway, New YORK;
Miss Meta Kester, san Francisco; MISS
Augusta Eisenhyner, State Of Washing
ton, and Dr.. George Alarten, California
Correspondents Ask to Co.
The American newspaper correspon-
dents are still lingering in Berlin,
though the following applications have
been made TO leave on ambassador
Gerard's train:
Carl W. Alderman and family. In
diana; VIM c. Dreher and family. South
Carolina; Oscar King Davis and family,
New York: Philip NJ Powers and wife,
Boston: Raymond F. Swing, Chicago;
Aencken, Baltimore
Other correspondents, including
James O'DOnnel Bennett. Chicago; =
B. Conger and cyril Brown. New York
Oswald Schuette and sister, Chicago.
plan 10 remain for the time being and
leave later for Copenhag gen and Swift
zerland-
Seer etary Grew, OF the United States
embassy, has presented to the foreign
office a long list of other Americans
who have applied for permission 70
leave with ambassador Gerard and
whose applications have been approved
by the amba ssador. The applications
must however, be passed upon by the
German state department.