The New York herald., 1922-06-25
American Workers
for German Relief
Arrive in Leipzig
Party From Omaha Also Sees
Effect of Charity in
Dresden.
Special Correspondence to THE New York
II..r.l

Berlin. June H.
T>WENTY- Y-TWO GermanAmeri-
can guests, all from Omaha,
Neb arrived in Leipzig, re-
Gently from Dresden, accompanied by
MIR. Leo Lindes of Leipzig and Mr..
John Rehm of Hamburg, two indus
trial leaders, who are in charge of the
American party.
The American guests are Mr.. John
KapHn, Mr.. Carl Axen, Mr.. Fritz
HOLMAN. Mr.. w. Daberkow, Mr..
Henry Vinkenberg, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
jasper, Mr.. William Strumpler, Mr..
II. +. Lehman, Mr.. F. f. Weiss, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter j. Peter, Miss Stein
hausen, Miss Ella Reese, Mr.. Henry
Mollenhoff, Mr.. John 7. Grimm Mr..
julius Schroeder, Mr.. Sebastian Maier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoeschen and Mrs. d.
E. Murray.
The visitors were met by Leipzig busi-
ness men, who rendered luncheon IN
the Hotel Sachwenhoff. where rooms had
been reserved for them. After~ard a
tour about the city was arranged.
Speaking at the luncheon were Mr.. Val
J. Peter publisher of the Omaha D0iW
Tribune, the Freie Presse of Council
Bluffs. Iowa. the Kansas City Presse,
the WeltpoSt and the OrgaRes der
DeutSch- RusSl1nder, Lincoln, Neb., and
other German periodicals.
He outlined the purpose of the visit OF
the party as being to see the country
from which they had been separated, so
long and stated at the same time that
the relief association of Nebraska had
already sent $450,000 for the relief OF
oI,f1 IT,.
had already seen the work of this or
ganization in Dresden. where almost
10000 children are being cared for.
The Chicago organization, he declared.
had set aside 100000 for the continual
tion of the work. He also said he hoped
that other large subscriptions would be
forthcoming within a short time.
Among newly arriving guests from
America at the Hotel Astoria in Leipzig
are DR.. William Murray and Mr. c. H.
DeSsart, both of New York; Mrs. L. H
Bishop of Chicago. Mr. Erick Eschlein OF
Milwaukee. Mrs. Dora Mortimer of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blain of Chi
cago. Prof. Louis Marquart of New
York, Mr.. Arthur and Mr.. Irwin Helm
berger OF San Francisco, Mrs. James
Madison and Mrs. Alma Zmbalist of
New York, Mr.. Samuel Posner ard Mr.
Charles Scheffler of New York, and the
American Consul, Mr.. Raymond Shind
Ter, also Of New York.
Baden Baden Protests.
Alarmed at the present taxes against
foreigners and additional burdens now
being agitated. Baden Baden hotel
keepers and other business men of this
city have called upon the government
officials at Karlsruhe and entered a
formal protest against determinations.
The officials replied that they agreed
that the existing laws can be applied
in way which will remove difficulties
in the future. Similar action has been
taken by business men and hotel
keepers throughout Germany. During
the past week the papers of every dis
trict have been filled with proposals
for taxing foreigners more than at
present, but no definite plans have
been advanced.
Among Americans who have arrived
here recently at Baden Baden are:
Mrs. l.. NJ. Clarkson- Kremsser of st.
Louis, Armand Schwab and Peter r.
Weller of New York, Mrs. Valoise
Schoninger of New Haven. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Wolff of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Freedman of New Haven, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Henry Hun with daugh-
ter, Albany, Mrs. W. Harriet Learned
Albany. Mr.. John f. Norton of Albany,
Mr.. E. j. Schwabach of New York
Joseph Meter of ST. Louis, Mrs Frida
Schirm. New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Chr
Wiegand and Mrs. Collin-Laufer, st.
Louis, Miss w. B. Meyers and Miss
Sara Meyers of Bethlehem. Pa. Mrs.
J. s. Klein and daughter. st. Louis.
Charles J. Stamler and Mr.. and Mrs
Gustav Hollstein. New York, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhard Rosenberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Rosenfeld Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.rff 1ott 4
Mrs. Tillie Strouse and Mrs. Fannie
Gutermann of st. Paul, Mrs. Pauline
Binswanger of New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Geartner and daughters
of Chicago.
Also Mrs. Hennie Fuld Of New York
Mrs. Tace Augier with daughter of New
York, Mr. Daniel W. Kempner of Gal
weston. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses A. Nathan,
New York. Miss Doris Bettann. Mr.
j. s. II. Bettann and Mr.. s. Schampson
of Southport, Mrs. M Augen and Miss
Helene Augen, Isidor Stettenheim, Mrs
Flora Stettenheim and Leo Name OF
New York.
Notes From wiesbaden.
At wiesbaden.-The finale TO the
festivals OF the spring season which
have continued for six weeks was the
performance of Saint-Saens's opera
Samson and Dalila." the part
/. OF the Samson being cleverly
executed by the French tenor.
Franz, OF the Grand Opera, Paris. In
the Kurgarten the Russian Ballet. with
the prlma ballerina Jelena Smirnowa
and the dancer Romanoff, gave several
performances.
The number OF Americans going to
Wiesbaden Is constantly increasing.
Among those recently arrived from New
York are Mr.. /. Eblng. Mr.. II. Ed
wards and family. Mr.. d. Esholm, Miss
J Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander,
Miss c. Balwa-Lowenstein, Mrs. de
Barrio and daughter. Mr.. T. Barker.
Mrs e. Bergmann Mr.. and Mrs j.
Berlinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhard, Mrs.
w. Won Bodemeyer, Mrs. ]. Duncan. Mr..
and Mrs. Fagnani. Mrs. r. Hauser, Mr..
and Mrs. Hendricks. Mrs. Hochwalt,
Mrs T. Jacobs Mr.. L. Kalman. Mrs.
l<atzensteiu. Mr. and Mrs f. Konrad-
Rose, Mr.. J.. Krakowsky, Mr.. u.
Kruger, Mr.. r. Lennon, Miss r. Let
scher. Mr.. and Mrs. Lohr. Mr.. Magnu-
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