Show QUICKLY UNlOAD SHIP I WITH SUPPLIES i t ur FUR STRICKEN i I i 5 BELGIANS J i. i tP s ROTTERDAM r Nov No 5 via vin Lou London Loudon on 30 J p m. m The m. The cargo of plo provisions io S fort for forthe I t the o a destitute people of Be Belgium in sent b by bytho t Clio tho o Rockefeller Foundation on ou the rho I i r wn was brae unloaded l hero heio anti and is now non un n tho rho way wa to Belgium Eel Bel giant gium hun Before the ship thip had hud been ma made mado e efat fast fat too stevedores swarmed aboard The They her unloaded the rattan careo n with ith speed w which h perhaps tt was as never before equaled at this port The Tho stevedores fought for tho rho coveted cov cuy- eted privilege o of helping in tb two work which carried with it t tho a right to use me a a a. a pass lass marked Member American ican J Commission The s of unloading was Has watched watch b ba by y a largo crowd in which oro Capt T. T F. F Lacey Lucey of th the American relief commission Lieutenant Commander Walter R R. R Gherardi American naval natal at tache at Berlin Soren Listoe American I consul general at Rotterdam an and Captain Gap Cap I 1 tain twin Sutherland American merican military tach at t tache ach at The lingua Hague r. r Listoe listened to tho rho o rr wel welcome 1 come aud and Maurico Langhorn t of tho the American legation to The Thc Netherlands X who I represented tho rho ab ab- tent rent American min Dr Ir Henry Van Yau VanDyke Dyke made mado an address 5 A nta o tivo tiyo of tho rho Belgian relief f committee replied re roo plied with kith au an expression of thanks to the th American people coplo ou on behalf of his counti countrymen In n the afternoon the Americans w tit ere re entertained by bv tho rho bur burgomaster master of Rotterdam T The c Rockefeller commis commission ion hurried s several tons of salt to Brussels sonio somo of or orthe the rofu refugees ces thorn there in Im having been without I salt for two months |