Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-09-25
HE G0T HIS 23 FOR
 FLYING FLAG OF AMERICA
ANOTHER STORY OF ANTON TRo- JANovICH's EXPERIENCES
 IN AUSTRIA
THOUGHT HE WAS A REVOLUTION. IsT AND GAVE HIM TWO
 DAYS TO SKIP
Inhabitants Wanted Him to Remain and officiato as Lord Mayor of the Town of His Birthplace-A Barbecue for tho City's Population.

tho City's Population.
 The New York Times of September l9 has the following revised story of Anton Trojanovich experiences in the land of his birth:
 Acute patriotism" might very pro perly have been the diagnosis by the police of Sustepan, Austria, of the case of Anton Trojanovich, lumber dealer and mine owner of Globe, Ariz., when they gave him just two days in which to leave that land of his birth. He got back to American soil yesterday on the White Star liner Oceanic accompanied by his brother Louis.
 In spite of their name the Trojano- vich brothers are American citizens and intensely loyal. They came to this country years ago, and, going west, "grew up with the country" and like wise grew into riches.
 Anton, the hero of the adventure here related, is six feet high and cor respondingly broad. When he laughs, as he frequently does, his voice seems to rumble from great distance, and as he laughed over his visit home the August he-and his brother sailed from New York on the American liner St Paul for visit to their mother, whom they had not seen in fifteen years.
 It is probable that their visit will be remembered in Sustepan as long as any of the 800 inhabitants or their children live. They had the time of their lives with their brothers and the townfolk, and it was to emphasize the good time that Anton had the American flag put up over his mother's house. This brought down upon themselves the wrath of the authorities.
 Whole Town Invited to Feast
 On the day of their arrival Anton and Louis went about renewing old ae- quaintances and making others, and by 6 O clock that evening they had invited a host of friends to share in their hos pitality. The feast was to be held the next afternoon, and before that time arrived every man, woman and child in the place was talking of the "rich cousins' who had come home from America and with untold millions to spend.
 ''I was struck with the fact that while we had prospered in America, ' said Anton, "there was not much pros. perity in the town, and so we started out to give everybody good time, and we did" Here the rumbling laugh rolled out and set things vibrating. "I found one old friend, woman We knew since we were children and who is now 90 years old. She was in need, and it did me good to repay the kindnesses of twenty years ago. That old woman now lives in cottage and has an assured income while she lives.
 After playing Santa Claus to most of their old friends the brothers deter. mined to get up barbecue, American style, and see that every soul in the town had chance to partake of it. Before doing this they gave children $ party, at which every youngster had his or her fill of roast pig, honey and other "goodies. Anton confided to his friends that he was sorry he could not get a supply of ice cream, but al. though he could not, he told the chil. dren all about America and ice cream The barbecue was held on Sunday September ]. A great field about a quarter of mile from his mother E home, was the site of the feast. When the feast was at it's height An. ton thought it would be great thing to raise the American flag on staff on his mother's cottage. He hired an Italian to put up pole near the one from which was flying the flag of Aus | tria.
 Old Glory Up in Austria
 These preparations completed, Anton gathered the village folk about him and amid much hurrahing the Stars and Stripes were run up. The ceremony over, the merry villagers went back tc discuss the roast OK and pig. Anton in the excess of his joy, gave gold pieces to all the little girls and boys. It was like page out of the fairy book to them, and, indeed, even tho grown-ups got enthusiastic over Antor and his brother. They wanted him tC remain and run for mayor. "We Il elect you," they shouted again ant again, but Anton heard the call of Ari zona and refused the honor.
 On the following day Louis, his bro ther being away, was led away by 6 constable and taken before magistrate in neighboring town. The authorities wanted to know all about the flag in 1 Icidnnt Snme snsnected that fha bic