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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
PRIZE CONTEST FOR
MUSICIANS OF U. S.
Winners to Give Concert at
Federation Biennial in
Los Angeles.
VOICE. PIANO AND VIOLIN

The students department Or the Ma
ional Federation Of Musical clubs
Nelli" Strong stevenson. chairman: EI-
nestine schumann- Helnk. representative
for voice: Maud Powell. violin Fanny
bloomfield Zeisler. piano: y. u krocger.
theory and composition: Herman FcrleJ
orchestra, and W. 7. Henderson. riticism.
announces state and district contests IN
voice, piano and violin before "a specially
appointed jury. beginning in March 1915.
for musicians not ove~ 20 years old. whose
musical training has beer received en-
tirely In the United States the winners
20 give "A concert at the next federation
biennial at Los Angeles in June. 1915.
Detailed information can he procured
BY applicants by writing at once 20 the
federation vice-presideut Of their own
state. whose address the president Of any
federated n1usica. club can give them
Conditions OF the biennial coutes; at
Los Angeles are as follows: Contestants
must have received all their training iu
America. They must not be over 30 ,cars
old and must perform entirely without.
notes before their State jury and later
hefore their district Jury NJ least three
or " desired. more compositions. namely .
No'ahsts-One air by Handel Mozar r..
CLICK or an early Ita,iou composer. %
, short group ~ German SCHUBERT Sehu-
mann ~ R'ahmsD. Frencl aud American
-onEs ono modern oratorin o. opera aria
English language prcferredb.
P'tuists-pn. important work o., uach
o. Beethoven. orc important work by
| chopin or Schumd1u one work hy Mac
! Dow"ll and. n requested. one work nv
ldsst or some other important modern
| composition.
Niol'nists--A Bach unarrpups MID a
senate or early classic italian WORK or 4
Handel sonat"; one movement from Z,
nrucn. Saiut-Sacns Mcudelssohn or other
| standard concerto; two or three good short
| character pieces, showing style, finish.
color. charm and individuality. one
I brilliant SHOW piecn" by a noted viollnis,-
composer 'such a. Paraniui. Sarasa,n.
| WierlawskD
Contestants must perform behind A
screen and ne known 20 tho jury hy mum.
! Der only mus in'uriug absolute, Impair.
| :ial.:y
| CONTESTANTS need not hc members OF /,
| ;ed Grated club. but 90 b. eligible :h.y
must Join the National club within tho
| students Department n 'he y 4. VI g.
| fo- advanced students and young pro.
| feSsoaals) By sending With their names
! and addresses, the zee, g. 70 tn vice
! pr sidrnt ~ their state. who will remit IL
! 20 the federation treasure
Contestants must arrange for their own
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
BEETHOVEN OPERA HEARD
AGAIN AFTER SIX YEARS
Revival of Fdeo" at the Metropolitan Shows Effect of
Latest Theatrical Resources and Revivfed
Spirit-Performance Has Merit

entire Weber techrlc Of operate cornposi q
ton out Of which grew that " Wagne-.
so that Il ~ not too much to say That
"E'ideio' II ,hr great ancestor % Tam
hausc-." "tnhensrln" and "nc- Fiieg.ule
Hpllacuder"
But the historical importance Of an
opera counts Tor nothing with the audi
ence which goes 70 hear H. The only
question for the living listener Is ehethr~
the music Gill possesses vitality. whether
the groa' emotional cllwaNes have yet
some Of that splendid power To stir the
Imagination and TO move tir heart which
their fret hearers must have felt 1t can
safely b. said that any listener who
drinks IN the music Of "Fidelio" without
preconceivcd notions az N what II ought
to DO or hostility TO it because It does
not resemble other opera music must be
aware that he - in the presence OF one
~ the nubleSt utterauces Of genius that
ever proclaimed Itself across fcotiights.
The message Of the music was not los,
yesterday. u would he IDLE to say that
the performance was one realizing all
ideals: but a. was 20 sincere IN lis APP
proach 10 the shrine Of Reethovcns spirit
and 50 carefully prepared in IL plan Of
Interpretation that despite a Few short
comings il made a profound Impression.
Mae. Matzenaucr wro sang tho chief
role FOR IN" first t'rna here. il MT perfect,
pualihFd f1r ne part ether Too voice %!
appcaranc", ye' she conquered most ~ ne,
disabilities 10y the beauty % ho- ronccr-
tion aud the emotional quolity of its pres
eutatiou The love. courage and strength
OF Lsororc were not missing from her ilu'
p"-soratlo0. Her "Absy1sI,cher had OK.
ce,len,e Of style and depth ~ feeling .r
- favor. albeit tho voice was hard
pressed 10 compass the wide range and
grand phras.ology % the number.
In tl" quartz OF the FIRST seen" Nine
Matzer4uer sang especially Vel, 'hougr
here the FIRST houors uude1ishly fell &c
| Miss Schumanu. whose HdrcSlhn@ was ad-
m,rahlo and decidedly the best thing ;hC
young singer has done here. The othe'
members - the cast, who brought TO ;hei'
/ tasks tho carnes;ness found In tho Nhni'
I representation. were Mr. Urlus a. Flor
rsfdr. Mr.. ioritz rs pt-drro. Mr.. Braur
ne Rocco. Mr.. Nciss aS JdcquirO ard NJ
Middleton - the Minister. The choruse'
we're generally good and NJ. Hertz con
Quoted Wa fnu taste and authori;i
According - custom IN" "Filel!o' over
'ir- was played Nerore IN. opera ard tn
"I.conore.' No. .. bet vecl The FIRST az.
second scenes o. the srcond act.
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What could be accomplished In the re-
Si,l ~ m Old opera by the rolegutiou
of autiduatcd corveutioaal':i"s ~ de-
served Oblivion and the treatment OF the
vns, ~ ACCORDING, with tho latest rc-
sources % the theatre and with a 70
viviaed spirit was triumphantly demon
styatcd At tho Metropolitan Opera House
when Rectho"sn's "F'delio' was revived
on March On. lHoS, undo. the inspiring
direction of Gustuvc Mailer The cast at
tho time iscluded Berta Moreno ~ Leo
more. Nr. Burvian as fiorcS'dn. Mr.. Goriiz
a. PtcUt1u, Mr. Won llOoN as tho NUfff
ard Mn Hlass AZ RocCo. The settings
wore g reproduction % those used at tho
Imperial opera OF Vienna when thst In
stitution vas under Mr. Mahlers man
agemen,
Tho work was given three times IN that
season and was not heard again TIL Feb
ruury 20 Of the following year. when 1t
received It's only representation IN me
popular" Saturday nigh series. From
, that time TIL i was brought forward once
more at the matinee yesterday "Fidelo
had been uuhe3rd.
Tho work is difficult to give and FOR
present da, audiences not entirely easy
10 receive ~ al old operas SIN heard
II iupresses upon the hearer most furciblN
the other hand an open mind is bound 70
Void 10 tho spell of jts great depth OF
expression ~ all masters who ever
wrote = music drama beethoven VAS the
least operate AND AZ the same ttm' one
Of tho most dramatic.
The score 81 "Fidelio'' rises 70 sublime
lights Of tragic utt.ra0ce. hut reaches
them by means distinctly different from
m. methods Of professional opera COM
posers Familiarity with operate styles
OF our day serves both the singers and
the hearers Of this drama very little.
The uusucal idioms are not those OF tho
theatre and the singer cannot excite the
audience by resortlng to tho familiar de-
vices 81 his art. nor can the auditor bring
himself into the moods Of the creation
hy attuning his mind n an expectation
Of tho habitual medley OF spectacular ac-
tons. aggressive defamation and daz-
Z zllng vocal tours de force, including tho
ever precious high note.
Nevertheless. this one opera OF Beet
hov.p mas historical significance which
has been over ,oHrd by almost evorr
writer - the Development 81 musical art
Ia g, are TO he found In" germs OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
A MASTER PIANIST
HEARD IN RECITAL
Josef llofmann Gives a Note
worth, Exhibition Of Tcchnic
aud Interpretation.
CNENEGIE NALL PACKED


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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
MRS. CARLSON A REAL GOVERNOR
A'N in Colorado state hntters
" hen Husband u III.

49, Fr lap. @".--Mrs Rose cur,son,
W. M 'i'N. George \ Carlson ana "a,
.'''r' Governor II Colorado II suhsti-
Jung ''r oor husband while he ~ con-
'."d '7 MI bod with an attack OF grip.
'M'p stewart, Speaker 81 the FIous" .
.'iyS. LOWS, and John T. vivian,
orcrefarr 10 tho Governor. held a confer
'' 80 The Carlson home last night The
.'t'f'or Wts unaUl" 10 pcrticip,t" TO any
'Ntcnt and Nrr, Carlson took ~
".'c p1Tt Foo the conference. which re-
'''0 Too arranging a temporary plan for
very "s GU the administration pro-
'''Iona on Legislative matters, she v \
.oU'o"e % takr part IN official confer
''.'s lnu, the Governor returns 10 his
otsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
NEWARK WOMAN's wINDFALL

SEvNEE Ian. 90. Mrs Elizabeth
p'corro' Of so N,w street. widow %
p,uu.- " p'Counor. received word %.
iav ibat she is beneficiary under the
viii of hc. ,atho~-'r-ilv. jeremiah O'Cou.
nor, a Ir,dgc constructor o. Har;fo-S.
Conn, who lott AN estate OF $40. coo
The othc, heirs are her brother-in-lsw
Ioau pCouuo.. and his wife
Mrs. p'CoruOr says she believes she
viii receive ou'-thiTd share He.
"a .hcr-lu-law died last April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
SHOOT AIRMEN CARRYING RUM

RICHHo&p. Va. Jan. so resolution
was adopted in the Virginia Senate to-
day giving the people Of this State the
right to shoot down aeropanes bringing
liquor into Virginia from Ohio after VIZ
snia goes dry in 1915.
The measure was introduced aS "A result
OF an ohio liquor house using In West VIZ
Ginia an aeroplaue 70 deliver whiskey
which the railroads refused to carry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31

expenses In tho contest. hut u is sus-
gcsted that clubs. n willing. help defray
tine contestants district and biennial eN-
renses. whore necessary. or that the final
winners give q "hsncit" concert In their
respective cities OF clubs.
The prize will consist OF the opportunity
10 obtain ngcEements from tho 900 fed
Grated clubs, whose delegates will 10 70
Los Angeles with instructions to engage
from these winners. II satisfactory, the
artists for thei- American Day pro-
grammc.
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Neuerlide @arnunq
nnb Mabnnng.
9tnti6t &tgiernng ridtet
tie aft bic Ntlls
tralelt.
1tnporiid)tises gefabrem Der ariess.
sone 1T Sn nermeiben.
slGe nentrnlen Merfseifen ntiiiien
bel 9eadlt belend)tet iein.
gendDlaiiisfeit nentraler Shiffer batte
Gerienfins Snr Tulse.

@ofbineton, 80. Iai. Cine
brineeitoe 0tnhniing on nmerifani-
i6e Sfiffe, Die Seefriees5one rm
bic britiidlen SSsnieln nidt innoriidl-
fig 5ii befnbreii, alle neittralen Nterf-
male 10 iid)tbnr OILS MIR ritoelid) an-
jltbrineen ur,b iie bel gtaf)t 81 be-
leudter, tplrbe beute BON Der beut-
ihen Hegierung burh Die an1erifa-
nii6c gotid)oft in Berlin Dem
Stootsoeportenent 5ugeiatbt. Die
beutif)e Wtabnling imb 8arntng
loittet:
Ser omerifoniife goti6ofter in
Berlin fpirbe h,ird) bos beittihe aus
tp1rtige slntt peritanoiet, bob es on-
eeiidts Der 1atiad)e, baB es pabreno
Der lesten boar @od,en fif) tpieber-
bolt ereignet bate, oob neiitrale
Shiffe in ben @oiiern beriei,ft MIR
ben, Die bon Der beutid)en gloniirali-
tot om 4. Sebruar 1915 5ur ariees-
5one erfldrt ipurben, itnb ipe5iea in
einem Sale, mo feitseiteIlter NtaBeu
bic &erfei1fiing ouf eiten 9lttgrifi
burd) elm beutides Sor6boot 5uriid-
aufiibren por, bos in Der 0iinfelbeii
Dos nelitrole SfJiff fir elm enelii6es
bielt, bd Die neiitrnleu Merf5eider
nidjt geborig beIeii9tet tparen, ent'
pfiebIt, bob omerifoniid5e Sdliffs.
freiie bon neuem geeen unnorii6ti'
ees gefobren Der Seefriegs5one ge
poritt nnb ebenfo brineeno ermabnt
peroen, Die neiitrolen @terf5ei1en Il
iid)tbar als .1,ur nloeIidl 5u r1n6er
uno Tie fpe5iea bes Tadlts eeborie
belelid,tet au balten.
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Soitranb pertitelt.
Guitmeiitr iiberrniflt Giubrefer nad)
0iebitabl bes 8elbidlrnnfs.

Stint, Ud6. 80. Moi. Gin Ser
illn BON Ginbre6ern, bns @oitnntt in
Wontroie 81, berauben, nirbe beiite
friib nereiteIt. STE fIoben, naf)bem
iie oi,f 8oitrnetiter a. 3. Sitdcof. Der
iie itorte, ols Tie serobe ben 9elb-
ifranf oufipreneen iuollteu, S6iiiie
obeefeuert buttert, Die fehlgingen
Srei &oiiber erbrahen Die SSronttiire
beg Toltan1tes imo trieen ben @elb-
ihronf aus Dem 8ebolbe. Sic brad]-
ten i'm big on Dos @nbneeleiie uno
hatten i'm bereits angebobrt ltrlb Die
9oder nit gtitroglpserin ongefiillt,
als Der Toitrueiiter, Den Der 9orm in
Dem unterbalb ieiner @obnllng gele.
eenen 9oitont ans Dem S6lof &c.
medt batte, aiif bem Sholplos er.
i6ien. Die goiioiten beeonnen 5u
ifieben, fIohen ober bolo unb She-
riffsbeantte iuhen beiite nod ibren.
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SDbwailer= tit
Wfi6omri.
Mifiiiiippi nnb feline Nes
benfiiiie fteigen
mod.
@iel Grntelnnb pernidltet nnb gdbn.
seleiie serit6rt.
@plfenbrndl ridltet rieiisen Shaben
in Eeuria, 81, an.
Die Sitnntipn hin aonins Gitg idleint
beiier III werbct.

ST. 9ouis, @to., %. Nioi. Scr
iteigenbe Wtiiiiiiippi nernidtete &C
tern 700 glcres Wfois nuf @oboret
SSsIono, nobe bier, ltro bebrobte un-
gef1br 1900 gleres gSeiSen. 9ic me
nieen Eerioneh Die ouf Ser SSniel
pobnen, eritfamer1 iinperiebrt. 6oit
o1e 3iige aus benl @eiten nnren ge-
itern obenb nit &eripotiineen eirae-
troffeit, % OIL 5obIIoien Gunften I'M
ntittIere1 0tiiiouri !SodlpoHer Die
9abnbette beiddbigt hattie. Oton er-
nortet, bnb Der Ntiilllippi nlnrecn
5ipiiden SonnibaI, Io.. I'm b8rnf-
ton, ST., einen &oiieritonb erreidcn
miro, Der aerooe nod Die bod,lte llfer-
linie beriibren miro.
Geprio, ST., %. 0tai. Der
slpeit1torfite Geeenfon in 33 SSSobrcn
benlmte ben Strnbennerfebr, besor-
goniiierte ben 8obnbetrieb lirb ridl-
tete eeitern obeno IN Der llmeebung
bon Ieorio einen Grntei6oben nr
Der oilf 100000 eei6ost miro. S2Sn
bier Strnoen moren 4.4S 3on Re-
gen eefoaen. Gin erober SeI bes
Subenbes Der Stobt NOR nit @oIier
bebeft ri,b Seiieripebr lnb ToIt5ei
bolt bei Ser &ettl,ne bon Terionen.
96obe5u cine yteile 8eleiie bes Chi
cogo & 9tortbneitern lrtb Ser Gbica-
90, 9nrlington & Gitinep 8nbn
nitroe bontSoiier ipeeeeriiien. 2onee
Strefen nnberer gobnen, Die nod
0eorio fiibren, murben 1inpoiiierbor
een1nht. ..--...-
aoniosg gitp, Wto., 90. 0toi.
Sic So6pniier.@ef in itnrtittcI-
borer llntgeb1tre bon Sunios Gin
iit poriibereeenneen ipie be1ite Der
bieiiae Sltnbes @etterbenbodlter
befon1tenb. @enn ol6 pohrenb Der
gfunt Der @tiiiouri-, iofpie Der aon.
JOS -Slub loneiont itrb itetie itiegen
70 NOR Die Geiobr Dor einent Der
bGnenisppaen Sodlpoiicr bod be-
oeutenb gerin9er geiporoeit. SSn bet
lesten ~ Stilnoen mar mir menie
&eeen in 0tiiiouri luto aonias ae-
| follen 1inb beltte firth bieb es. bob
Die eroBeren 9tebenfliiiie enttpeber
itationGr ftnb ober bereits iinfen.
Die SuitGnbe in &onios Gitp, 0to.,
1lnb &oltios Gitp, 4os., iporen beiite
| foit normal. Die idlIimnite Situu.
| tion ipuroe beute olts Tottonsbure.
Wo., aen1eloet, mo Der @rnnb &iper
Die ean5e Stoot iiberiGrpentn1te iirtb
Woneel on 9eabr,irgsntitteln
berriht.
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@arnnng an merifa=
niide Tibrer.
Yrditbtnt @ilion will
t9drfere saiten anf=
jieben.
@erbGltmiiie in Hnfbnrrepnblif milf.
fen beiier fuerben.
9iesbesnslide Grflarnns in naditen
Sasen sn erInhen.
@prldnfie ein Ippea fir @elbipen'
ben an 3ptes &rena.

0aibington, 30. 0toi. Tra.
iibent @ilion erlieB geitern ben pom
@oten &rei3 perIoneten glppe4 oil
bas anlerifonii6e Tolf, porin Inn
@inienoung BON @eloern gum slrt-
fauf bon 2ebensmitteln fiir bic bun.
gernoe 8epolferltng in pielen Seilen
Mericos eriud]t pirb.
@leinaeitie ipurbe bonn 8elBen
&alts befonnteegeben, bab Sroiioent
8ilion in ben nadliten poor Soeen
cine GrfIGrllne beSiielid, Der merifo-
nii6en Sroec peroffentliden wirb.
SSSn Der @nfiinbigune bes @eiben
Souies beiBt es:
.sls beg BrGiioenten glppeQ INN
Silfe fir Die Werifoner peroffentlid]t
muroe, rpuroe IN Der @refittip. Office
ou6 befannteeseben, bab innerbalb
Der noGiten BOAR Gage cine @rflG-
rung bes Yrdiiberten iiber bic eeeen-
mGrtige Gage in Merico dii erfparten
iei."
slngemein perntutet man, boB
oieie @rfIGriine als @nrnung on Die
merifqnii6en 5iihrer oienen ioae.
Dab ii6 oie @erbaltniiie in Werico
beiiern niiBten. @s rpurbe geitern
ou6 befantt, baB Dem Praiibenten
bon perif)iebener Seite brineenb ans
Ser3 geleet purbe, bic Gorron5o-
Gegierung m @erieo nn5uerfennen,
iobolb iie in Der Staot Mertco tuieber
jur Maht fontn1t
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Tagt's Stridt gepriift.
Sfnntsbepnrtement oersogert Scr.
Dffentlihnns BON geridlt iiber
Ncbrasfnn.6aa.

Soibington, 30. Dtoi. Bot
ifnfter Eoee's Otelbune iiber Die
Grploiion, neIfe Den omerifoniiden
9onlpfer gtcbrosfon beihoOiete, ein-
ihliebIih oes @efliroes Der fSlotten-
Sahueritdnbigeu, Die bos Sdliff I'M.
teriud,t bntteii, iii beiite I'M Stoots.
oeporteinent eineetroifen, lpirb aber
porIouiig nidt pubIi5iert ncroen.
9eportements geontte lpoQten ni9t
iosen, ob Die Marine So6pcrIton-
bieen Der Iniift noren, Dob Dos
Shiff torpebiert purbe. ooer ob tie
glnu6tcit bob es auf cine Mine ory.
aefobren NOR.
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stn. aern fit Grtra.
SeiiiOn.
Cab ieinem Wnnidl nadl geiudJ i'm
Neihcn Sans Insbrnf.

@oibineton, 30. Mai. Sc
naior aeru, Der bemofratiid)e Siib-
rer i'm Seilat, iuetc beute na1 einem
geirif inn @eiben Sous, bob ieiner
ailiif,t nod Der aongreb 5u einer
grtro.Seiiton i'm Sftober einberufen
perben iollte, banit Der Senat feline
SeibGftsreeeln repibieren unb nit
bem leeislatipen Hroeranlm friib.
seitie beginner Tonne.
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Maf) 26 Sabren 9af1
paroliert.
1nr Niprom Benjamin Offnen iidl Die
Siirem oes 8cfdngniiies.

9oniine, @tif, 90 gtai
Mpron @eniantin, Der 26 Sabre
elmer ouf 2cbens5eit angeiesten
Straie fir Morb I'M Sadion-@ @efdne-
mis- abeeieiien bat, fpilrbe Don 8oup.
;scrris paroliert. CHARLES @. Wtc.
Sia BON 2anfine. Elm friiberer sliii-
itent. @enerolonpolt, benliibtc ii6
INN 9cniomin's Borolieriing. gcn-
ionlin bot einen nusgejeif)neten
StrGflitgsreforo.
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91prtb Carolina iuieocr fluft.

g1aibington, 90. Nai. Ter
GaBerfreu5er Hortb Carolina, Der
i'm GuBeren &afen BON sllerauoria,
slegppten, alfgeloufen mar, ipurbe
heute flottgentadlt. gr lit nidlt be-
id]G0igt.
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= Sntmerhin rtoglidl, bab bieBor'
tugieien leoiglid) Die &epoIution nit'
aeScttclt boben, Inn ben notleibenben
amcrifonifden Nrnitionsfabrifanter
inter Die Irnc 5ii greifen
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Cetroit, Samifas, DEN 80. Deai 1918.
SaucbbOOtfrieg banert er'
fplgrei6 fort.

Snbrif alifltice, III Der o'terreihl'd)e
9lrbciter beid)ditigt iino.
SSn slncona iollcn Signale gegeben
fporoen iein bur6 9fafeten, Die bon
Ted zines intcrnierten belttidcnSd)it-
fcs obgcid)loiicn mliroen gs beibt,
6oB 8eneral gliinori Die Sd,ltloigen
eriiiert bobe, moraiif er lie nieoeri6te-
BEN lieB.
Ssn elmer &onferenS Die 9eneral
Nliinori, Der giireernleiiter, 3omner'
abgeorbnete lnb Der @r5biifpf nit
repolution6rcn iSiibrcrrt botten, Der.
pfliGteten iid Die SepolutionGrer, ibr
Gigentum imo ibr 2cben hin5ugeben,
ipem oies erforoerlid) iein iollte, Dc
lterreid) 5u pcrrlid]ten.
y III, IS. 0tai. lteber Eoris, 30.
Moi. Gem Meiiogro miro aus Wei-
iinbo gerncloet, oaB nah Der italieni-
ifen &riegserfldrliug oil SeIterreid)-
llngarn Ger &riegsnliniiter Die Gnt'
luiilna Ser bort interrierten fran5oli.
iflen Seelcitte pom areii5er Sombctta
ongcorbnet babe, bomit iie nadl6ranf-
reid 3llriidfebren fonnen. Der 3reu-
5er NOR am 2S. glpril IN Der Strabe
bon Otranto oltrd) ein oIterreid)iid]es
ltntericeboot jrm Silifen gebra6t
poroen, fpoourd) bon Der @eiasiing
552 Wonn ibr9cben eingebiibt bobcn.
9ic anriitalieniigsrS Sempnitratiuner
in Srieit.
lloine, 2S. Wtoi. lleber Gnris,
90. Moi. geridlte al,s Gormons be-
iagen, u ieien BORT 9taflrid)ten aus
5rieit eingcluufen, nornoG, IN oieicr
&ufenitoot ihlpere nntiitolieniid,c
7emonitrationcn fcin @noe nebnten.
1ic Stobtbcborbc ioq geiloben ieirl
l,no Die &ernoltllne Der Stoet cl-
nenl 9lusihub iiberloIien bnbeL Der
nidlt in Der Gage lit, 9lfte bes San-
bolismts 5u perbiIlbcrn. Gns &c
b6ube ocr itolieniihet Seitline Bic
colo lei in 5lonnen oitigegongen
itltb mebrere 9G,iicr bon Gtnlteneri'
ieien eepliinocrt woroen. Gs beibt,
bub Die oiterreihii1en @criburnten
lpenie getnn bobcn iplhcn slfter
GirIbdlt 6it fun.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-29

Staliener beicBten stOro
nnb bDmbarbicren 3iDa
am @aroaitt.
Sino nndj Dur 8raoisfa, is Wieilcn
ppr Srieit, ansefDmmen.
6rnitcn 0iocritano habcn Eeiterrei-
der bisbcr nidlt gcleiitct.
Sic geitrige Geoc oes GeidDsfanSlcrs
iibcr Stnliens @errat.
SIrfiihe StrcitfrGftc an Saroancllen
nnr $4,000 Iann?
Sran5pien riibmen iidl eines Griol-
scs i'm ,Sabprintb".
8hoops I'M IcsGiiden Ieer BON
Staliener beiest.
i3eppcliu BON neneitem SNp snm NIB
seben an Srunt bereit.
Spipnenricferci an Ditcrreidliidj-
italieniid,er 8ren5e.
@ehiel nnf pid)tiacn Siplumaten-
puitcn Snlgnricns.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-29
3ueifampf smiid,en nen:idem nnf
fransDiiidlem sslnssens.

Goris, 30. Moi. Ser @iati1
peroffentlift Die S6ilberrne, mie
ein iror5oiiiher 6lileSeltgpilct ctnen
3nelfompf nit einem belltihenSlug-
5eua beitono imb Oas beiitite Slug
5eua 5u iSoll brofte. Der oufregenoe
aontpf cnoete bamit, bab bos peut-
i6e Slugaeug mls einer Sobe pon
5000 Sub 6ur Grbc nieoerfaiiIte unb
5ertriinutert mltroe. 9tuh elmer &or-
te, bic man in Der Soihe bes oeltt.
ldcn 9iloten fanb, NOR oieier Sur-
beleiitnont bon gueloip aus Berlin,
mic man pernllitet, Elm SerDanoter
bes btsberieen bertiden 9otihofiers
IN SStolien 6iirlten BON Buelop. Sil
bent 5erihmetterten beiltiden Slug
5eile bobe man 5ebn groBc @onlben
unb 10 @ronoten eefunoen. Der
fron5oiiidpe 9silot erbiclt Die Weilitar
meboiae.