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ton which his conduct had afforded.
Ii is proper to add, by way Of explaining the first par
of Mr. Stless communication in the Vienna Journal tina
it by application al the police Office and an inspec
ton of their passports, he discovered that the individuals
were not American citizens II from an Amer
can traveller who happened to be in Vienna at the time
and who in the same steamer with the only
one of them who had ever been to America Mr. Stiles
discovered other facts and from the New York papers
he obtained the of the information which he was en-
abed ID disclose on the subject
| European Correspondence.
| vienna, Austria, July Is, 1913
| To the Editor of the Union
| STATEMENT.
DEAR SIR This city has been thrown into able
excitement this week by the here of what was said
to be deputaton from the United States bringing
of money the students of the University here and tender
ing an army navy and pecuniary assistance part
of that country to the people of Germany This depuation
escorted with great ceremony from the hotel which
the individuals stopped the University and there they
delivered speeches, and proclaimed honorary
bers oil the Academical Legion after which they were
accompanied by procession, with musc through the main
of the city, back the hotel where guard of honor
was Posted In grateful consideration Of these distinguished
personages One of the deputies, representing himself
American Citizen and speaking the United States
said "Not only words, but money and arms are
your disposition 10000 will be ready help our
brethren in Germany" &c. description of the
which took place in the University will be found
men n, under OF this alton, and which
appeared in the shape OF pacard stuck the
Of the Streets and everywhere hawked through city
The particulars Of the speech of the American
deputy forward in document b, which is extracted
from the Wiener Zeitung, the official paper the govern
men in this capital The intelligence of nis proceeding
issuing thus from to be overlooked backed by
the exaggerated which had got into circulation upon
the SUBJECTIVE: that the deputies actually by
the government of the United States and further as
sstance both in money and might be expected
and by which the character OF country likely
be most seriously injured only in the opinion of the
government of Austria, but in that of all the better class of
citizens herethe charge daaires of the United States
this court, will perceive. felt himself called
disavow the conduct of these pretended deputies and
state the principles and policy by which government
has, on the subject OF interference with the local of
other nations been acuaed or the piece which APP
peared the signature Of the charge daaires send
you herewith copy, marked document G.
Upon the peusal of this article, the eyes of the
nifty Immediately opened Every was raised in
condemnation OF the impostors and this seconstitued
and highly honored deputaton shrinking into their
nsgnfcance, secretly fed from the city, leaving for
sertion piece acknowledging Ito the great modification
and OF the professors and students OF the University
who had been sadly duped that they deputies
that they had brought money, but that they would if
they reached New York again, give an answer to the
charge d'afares of the United States Vienna
"a LOOKER-ON IN VIENNA"
DOCUMENT A..
Two americans the Academical Legion America sends
US 1000 forms.
The most important which took place in the
University Aula certainly that which celebrated
Saturday, the 9th inst to honor the two Americans who
declared the sympathy of their countymen in New
York for the University at Vienna. Before pass the
solemnes in the Aula, will make description of
the festivals which took place in New York. where they
mbbe liberty from the cradle, when the from VII
arrived there and they heard that the brave
seous and noble students Of the University had
the noble exam pie Of struggling for liberty.
The citizens ofNew York planted the German flag the
cupoa their highest tower and 900 Americans walked
about the church during five full hours from which waved
the German flag Later collection made send
honorable assistance the University of Vienna, which
total of 5000 FORMS The necessary preparations
feet made, which they will send Vienna
The friend who expressed to the Aula lin company
with his brotbe the sympathy of his brethren
America, is the deputy who was chosen bring this
message. Kohnstam-that is the of this New York
citizen. He addressed warm and sincere words the Uni
yesity, and handed the fs00o the foster of the
students, Mr. Sortoru At the time he gave the
surance that his brethren in America would be ready
any moment to offer their protection the University and
inhabitants of Vienna. He used the following words
My brethren, the protection Of the freeborn Americans
may delight you give all fortune your disposition
The brother OF the mentioned Kohnsam addressed
liberal and noble words TO the assembled crowd
which answered with the greatest exclamation of ioy
Now the brave Fuster the Pope of liberty and ad-
dressed thankful words the noble bre thren from
America. At last the Americans placed in the
Acad emical Legion, took Caabran hat and the German
ribbons Under beating of the drum and cries of piuat
they accompanied through the city. Now we see
that in distant parts OF the world the sympathy
eigus for the concessions have obtained; that which
free, honorable, and right has everywhere been re-
ceved with joy and nowhere have the which
obtained been considered result of faction
as has been by misled onesas for instance in
nnspruck Naturally in New York exists Jesultis no
thrvh hay eipiant
| students.
thousand pipats to the Americans! and especially the
New Yorkersi AN EYEWITNESS.
DOCUMENT B.
VIENNA 9Th JulyBefore yesterday, Dr. Fuser deputy
the Det) introduced in the Aua of the University Mr.
Kohnstam citizen of New York, from whose speech we
published passages: 'sMy irends-bu better my
brethen-rom tho far west, the great ocean, have
been moved by the impulse declare German breth
in Europe sympathy joy, and admiration. Pow
erfu the joyful produced in New York by
of the struggle for liberty in Vienn, The steamer
Washington brought the first news to the New World and
it was said, with justice, by Washington only good
dings come To idea OF the effect produced
by of the triumph of liberty in the eest country
Of the world be known hata festival procession
was formed 5000 Gernans and a crowd
Of Americans joined the procession" Nh Kohnstam hav.
ing said very in honor Of Vienna, he said amongst
other things ;" proud be citizen of tho free
but il were such one would be member of the
Univerity at vienna-so mach have the efforts OF the
University for liberty of Austria and Germany
APPRECIATION" brother Of the mentioned American kohn
,tam, living Munich, spoke something Professor
Fuster grateful words tn.