New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-09
Four Hundred in Berlin
Besiege Embassy for
Aid in Leaving
SOME TO REMAIN
IN kAISER'S LAND
Large Contingent Will Go
to Denmark and Other
Neutral Countries

Berlin. Feb. S.-The breach Of diplo
matte relations between the United
States and Germany has disclosed that
there are some four hundred native or
naturalized Americans in Berlin, a
large majority of whom have applied
TO the United States Embassy for pass
ports or alterations permitting them
to leave Germany for Switzerland or
Scandinavia. About one-fourth of the
total are Americans temporarily ~
Germany on business or TO study. The
ether three fourths are either natural
lied citizens or the children Of such
who rushed to the embassy at the
eleventh hour to secure papers estab-
fishing their status after the departure
of the American representatives.
The list of native Americans who
have applied for permission to leave
Germany on the earliest opportunity
includes:
Edward and Fred Lawrence, OF CHI
cago; Mrs. Olga Manse, San Francisco;
Alfred Dellmann, California; Miss
Mary Ethel McAuley, Pittsburgh; Miss
Margery Winnewisser Miss Blanche
Slocum. Oak Park, H.; Arthur Henry
Veneweyk, Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick W. King, Chicago; DR.. Sell
mar Isaacson, San Francisco; Mrs.
Blandin A. Beck and son, Tiffen, Ohio;
Mrs. Harriet Pope, Chicago; John W.
Fallows, New York; Arthur W. Bah
ties and family, Mrs. Ella Lehman and
three children, Cleveland: DR.. Jacques
Brokwitz, Philadelphia; DR.. j. Henry
Phillips. wife and children, San Fran
cisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques Mayer
and three children. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick W. Warren, Hous-
ton. Tex; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII,
lam Peck. Litchheld. Conn; Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hartwig, Davidson, Ind; Joseph
Turn. Scranton, Penn; Mrs. Henry
Eusthis and mother, Mrs. Sawyer and
sister. Meyer Max Lindeman, PhlIa-
delphis: Louis Luntz, New YORK, Us
car Plug, Alabama; Carl 5. Elllott'
Philadelphia; Freement Higgins, New
York.
Going to Neutral Lands.
Those who plan to remain IN neu
trail European countries are MI anu
Mrs. Wallinford Rigger, Alabama, III
Denmark; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mar
Gus, of New York, Mrs. Amelia De-
courcey and Miss Geraldine Decour-
cev Of Seattle. in Berne; Charles N.
Dyar. of Cambridge, Mass, IN Stoch-
holm; DR.. Lewis II. Marks OF Nc"
Orleans. Switzerland.
The list of those who have an
nounced their intention 70 remain IN
Germany for the time being incluoes
Miss Agnes Schneider, Shamokin,
Penn: Miss Sadie Walker and MISS
Sarah McKeen, Cleveland; MISS Marian
Walker. Miss Frances Mcintosh, WIS
consin: Mrs. c. Peer, Tennessee; MISS
Nareerv Murphy and mother, ONO,
Miss Marian Meekcr, Indiana; MIS-
Edna Goodale, Yonkers. y. y; VIVIAN
ButJer Burke, New York; Miss Anna
Inoold. Chicago: Miss Viva Dillon, oah
Francisco; Or. and Mrs. Arthur DAVIS
DR. and Mrs. L. Decker, New YORK
MIR and Mrs. l.. Vitzleton and daugh-
Tor philadelphia; Miss Mary Halliday
Los Angeles; Miss Hernbuster' New
York: Miss Clara Willenbucher ana
five sisters, Washington; Mrs. MARY
Schneider and Miss Clara Scnneider'
Albany; John Dudley, Washlngton'
George S. Atwood and family, Massa-
chcusetts; Miss Dorothy lsenoerg'
Honolulu; Miss Elizabeth King, Bait
more: Mrs. David Welsh and daughter
irene Providence, r. l.; DIR. l.; +.
Naver, Alabama; Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney
RIDDEN. ST. Louis; Conrad Hoffman,
AR and Mrs. Sarah Fischer and daugh-
tor, William r. Steinway, New YORK.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul We'll, Dr. oscar
Krone. Louisiana; Albert Durant: Phli-
adelphia; |. Duttlinger. ST; LOUIS;
Jacob ]. Hertz, Ohio; Miss Helen Co
ran, Newark; Miss Meta kester, san
FRANCISCO; Mr.. and Mrs. john T.
osborne. Brooklyn; Raymond GioeI-
ner. Washington; Charles Archibald
Jockey. who may 20 to Switzerland;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feinger, New
York: Miss Mamie Roberts, Missis-
sinpi; Leander Werlein, Chicago; MISS
Narcaret Werle, Cleveland; Miss Au-