New-York tribune., 1909-06-07
PRESS AGENT ABROAD
The Typecriter Causes HaCoc OF
EnglSh IN Austria.

The following account Of the meeting OF the
directors of the First International Shooting ana
Field Sports Exhibition. be held Vienna in
1910 has been received It is notable example OF
the broadening Of the press agents work, accom-
plished at the expense of the English language
NATIONAL SHOOTING AND FIELD SPORTS
sunday the 18TH inst in the Assembly Rooms OF
the Town Council in Vienna was social event OF
was crowded the names of those present includ-
ing the representatives Of the various foreign pow
ers. among others that of the British Ambassador
Sir F CARTWRIGHT; further the representatives.
81 s austrian o b and I Dual d @ e Je as iu the
leaders Of finance learning trade and art
BERG opened the meeting with address in
which ne observed that it was not an easy thing
onIy viel covering the real object in view viz
the promotion and encoura cement OF all kinds Of
Industry commerce and international intercourse in
connection Herewith in our belonged city and
The great interest exhibited everywhere in the
Exhibition must be a source OF great satisfaction
TO those who have been charged with the pre-
paratOry work. and the President expressed the
EFFORTS but continue their work as before Also
ABROAD people were oeglnning 10 appreciate wnat
Austria can do IN the way Of q beautiful exhibit
The speaker then welcomed the different official
persons present and continued We are assembled
in the interests of a great patriotic work and
endeaTours NAV be found in the fact that our era
cious Sovereign has from the beginning evinced a
taken by our beloved Monarch went far 10
induce His Majesty on his own initiative to order
that his hunting box at MUERZSTEG should be
reproduced in the Exhibition and further were
informed at Easter that his Majesty the Emperor
had been graCOusv pleased 70 allow the Exhibl-
tion be placed under His Royal Patronage Ooud
cheers. I may take the opportunity OF rendering
humble thanks TO His Majesty for this sign Of
His special solicitude for his beloved and Imperial
City and for all Austria
pleased to place himself at our head has given
exhibition importance in all parts of the world
which nothing else could have done
In I'd rs
formation Of our great Committee. let first show
our patriotism by looking up to our Emperor and
crying as true Austrians. Long live the Emperor
Hurreh. Eurrdht dong Cheertng)-
Then followed the formation OF the large ENhibt-
ton Committee to whose President the Chairman OF
the preparatory Committee Max EgOn Prince
I-ERSTENBERCi was elected with loud acclama-
tinns
President Prince FUERsTENBERG then ex-
pressed his thanks for the confidence, shown in him
and proposed the following gentlemen as NtcePTes
idents Ferdinand Count LONGENAL-BCQCOT
Franz Count COLOR REDO-MANNSFE Arthur
KRJ-PP Heinrich Prince DIEC ChTENSTEIN.
Alexander HarCrave PALLAVICINL Paul Ritter
Won SCHOELLER. Ernst Count SILNA-TAROCCA:
Theodor Ritter Won TAUSSIG. Naximilian Count
THI-N- HOHENSTEIN. Karl Prince TRAUTT-
MANNSDORFF. Hans Count WlLCZEk. and An
ton Count WODZICFI which was agreed 70 unanl-
nously by the meeting -, 49,,
r7eneral-C commissioner Counsellor HUBER then
read the report Of the preparatory committee TO
whom the meeting EXPRESSED their thanks The
7. 7 .nr5 Msvor DR. TTEcER and the High Sheriff
Prince LIECHENSTEIN then promised the ENhioi-
tion the full support Of the CITY ana STATE W1In
assurance was received with acclanatlons- Inc
meeting then closed