The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-06
ENGLISH PEOPLE
CAN TRAVERSE
GERMANY
Business Trip to Vienna and
Return Through Teutonic
Empire by London Man and
Wife Proves Contention.

(Associatcd Press correspondence.l
London. Jan. 2s.-Thnt IL ~ not
impossible Tor English people to
make their way through Germany
and Austria h shown by The return
10 London Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. l..
iantay after q business Urn TO Vi
emma. ,Mr. Lanpy had important
business Interests IN Austria, which
two months after the war began de-
mandcd his presence in Vienna. lie
had made the trip ~ often IN times
OF peace that he sconcd at his
friends warnings of the likelihood of
imprisonment and possible death aE "a
spy. He oox his wife wi,h him. and
proceeded In his accustomed manner
across Germany. They were not mo-
Tested. and remained Tn Vienna near.
tx three months. making no particu-
lar enoFt TO conceal themselves Their
return was made by another Route.
but was accomplished without ncci-
dent. AIRS. LAntay thus described
her adventure;
"Of curse we did not rel-ort our
selves. but SIMPLY lived ln vienna
We would save got into trouble, NO
doubt. II the authorities had known
the circumstances, bat my husbniid,
being OF Austrian parcntoges although
Ia nutunilzed Encllshman, wa able
20 carry thinss through.
~ g. really remarkable the kind
illness with which English people are
treated in vienna In tue shops ]
found ID possible to do my tradins in
English. which almost al tine aitcnd-
ants speak flueutS The feeling
among the people whom I met scent
ed Go he friendly toWard the English,
and an English lady who Is teaching
in The schOoia told me that she mo-
ticcH no elimination in the number
OF pupils studl ing The Ensiish lun-
guagc.
"Within the past two or three
weeks the military authorities iu Vi
emma have begun to tiRhtcn thr tee
strirtions surrounding aiCuu ~
present, ! believe NO allen enemy b.
allowed tu so Gut after y O'Clock in
the evening they are nnt allowed tn
enter thcaters aud cudce houses. and
Niulntions Of the alien enemy r~csiric-
tiuns are punishable with u fine OF
$500.
Vienna One Huge Hospital.
"Nicnna has begun tu feel the pres.
surc uf the war Ncry severely. The
city h. one huge hospital aud va mauy
sections the children cannot ga TO-
school hccau4c the buildings are re-
puircd fDr hospital purposes The
university hWidiugs aud the parliu-
ment house arc nlsu hciug used Tor
hospitals. iu the streets ou, scrs
fHHsNNn. r.HfaFN..A- L.f ...H IN
and civilians m muurulnE
The prices of everyday ronumudi-
Ties are RISING rapidly, and Tho supply
b. being ~ --aiogu5rdcd that q be- inn
possible Go obtain o. more than q
supply for O. day cor i've The Dig lult
OF bread which used to be- sold for %
cent or two has dwludlcd m size until
IL Be- barely three inches around. ana
%" price b. -four cents Meat De- very
expensive sud petroleum is sis rents
Tor q hair pint Dtcss materials.
which vienna used Goo obtuiu mostly
from London are scarcely uhtaluablr
az any price.
The town Be- nun Of smallpox. and
long lines oft pcupl, arc -e,m waiting
outside D public phNsic.tu. offices
for vaccination The scarcity uf men
lHhorcrs .s being met Dos thc use Of
women sud crippies for sHoh WORN a-
street cleaning aud house building a
short time ago there was % ntal, Gam
of snow which blocked the .trcrt-. %
large force oi women wa. ympIutcd
10 pile % nap md clear a putu for wup-
ons along th" principal tnuruugh-
fnrc- There are many women earn
ing good WAGES us carpenters
- think the Austrinus are Epu.I-
ully very loyal 10 Germany. They
look upon the kaiser ace the greatest
leader 81 u century. and they are cu-
tircly confident thai he will carry IN,
war 10 e Triumphant conclusion
" hitcwn~h Supplunt- street Lights.
As u -afosuard against |accldcuts
nt night Boo the darkrnrd streets the
authorities have begun whitcwashiug
IAN curhstuucs, poles aud mail boxes
in the outlying districts.