New-York tribune., 1918-12-04
2.3OO Americans i'm
Prison Camp Will Be
Released by Enemy
Red Cross Official Says Men
Are Well Clothed and
Asks Special Train Sent
TO Take Them Away

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-Twcnty
three hundred American prisoners of
war at Camp Rastatt, Germany, were
"wel organized, we'll clothed
and morale excellent" in u cablegram
day to the American Red Cross from
Lem G.. Levy, of the prisoners relief
section, who has just visited the camp.
The German authorities, Mr.. Levy re-
ported, are willing to release the pris-
oners at once under charge of nineteen
American officers to be transferred
from the prison at Karlsruhe, and he
recommended that train be ordered
sent for them at once.
First News from Camp
This message from Mr. Levy brought
'r~A definitc ncws received on
this side of the situation at the big
Bastatt camp since the signing of the
armistice It's favorable nature was
regarded as particularly gratifying in
S4nG reports concerning
satmcnt accorded prisoners by
Germans. The dispatch follows:
Found $500 American prisoners we'll
sanized, well clothed, morale excel
a.. and found the large camp at
,statt we'll provisioned.
.'he German general INSPECTOR OF
Fourteenth Army Corps is willing
deliver them at Rastatt railroad
lgc at once, and Will transfer nine
on American officers from Harris
he to take charge during the joWney.
commend that train be ordered to
kat point Immediately so that delivery
lany be made forthwith with this prob
able number of American prisoners.
"W. w. Husband, head of the Amer
lean Red Cross prisoners relief WORK
in Copenhagen, is starting INTO Nortn-
ern Germany and we hope to complete
arrangements to send delegation into
Southern Germany.
I'VE have received advices Of sub
stantial number Of American prisoners
coming from Villengen into SwitZer-
land and are making all arrangements
in our power for their reception"
Although it is assumed that most OF
the Americans in German prison camps
have been released, the following list
was made public to-day by the War
Department:
OFFICERS
At Karlsruhe
WALTHER. Frank. heat, 4O7 East 136tt
Street, Neno Yort City.
CLARK, Stanley NJ, hcnt.. Jd'nestoacn'
N. Y.
DUDLET, Lyman O., hent., 1913 Jorale"on
MURPHY. t,.sqel e. lieut.. 1888 arthur
Auenue, Nctr Y0rh ttsx
ENLISTED MEN
At Camp Rastatt
ENRIGHT, n. R, 60 Bank Street New
York City.
CIfnIaTMAN. Hurry l.. oueers, n. Y.
HUNT, Charles H., Antwerp, N. Y.
PANONSES. Thomas, 200 West lhirty-
sixth Street, New York City
At Camp Limburg
CAsTORINA. Joseph, 35 Mantrose Ave
nue., Brooklyn.
At Camp Eammelburg
YArEN, Maurice, 12O Partland Street,
''"' w. At Hospital, Camp Rastatt
O'ROURKE Frank, 1858 Southern Boule-
ward, The Bronx, N. \.
At Camp Stargard
BRENNER. Abraham, 52S East 120t1
! Street. New York City.
CLAASSEN, Harry j., eco Irving Avenue
o'NEILL, John, 1852 Nostrand Avenue
MMANUs, Bernard j.. 345 Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn.
TRACEY. Joseph j., Berkeley Place
CREMONA. Christopher, 407 East Hath
Street, New York City.
EOMAzZO. John, Berkshill N. Y.
ENGEL, Francis j., 46 Romaine Avenue
Jersey City. N. j.
KELLY. Charles j.. 81 Elizabeth Street
Albany N. Y.
Reserve Hospital, Halle Bayreuth
KRIETER. Carl H.. 14S Oakland Street
ProoAlvn.
LEVINE. Philip. Irvington. N. j.
Camp Unknown
BRAZIER. Charles A.. Washington. n Y
CARR Thos, 100 Fifth Avenue. Brooklyn
CAsTIGLIA Michele, 2SS East 1926
Street, New York.
COHEN. Hyman 1875 James Street, New
ark. N. j.
BOWMAN, Leroy H. Troy. N. Y
A second list of prisoners made pub
lie tonight gave the name Of one of
ficer, Lieutenant Edwin R. Albertson
Hllsdale. N j., at Rastatt, and the fol
lowing enlisted men:
Camp Hammelburg
coFFEY. Patrick. "a Sumter Street
Camp Darmstadt
NOvsELSKI Theodore, Union City. Conr
DILMORE, Dorm D., Elmira, N Y
Camp Rastatt
GREENBERG. Hyman, 976 Sutter Avenu.
Brooklyn.
THOMPSON, Joseph, S51A Third Plac
Brooklyn.
, Camp Meschede
RYAN, Frank j., 249S Gravesend Avenu
Brooklyn