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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
FINAL LINK IN
ENFORC|NGPLAN
Inspector To Be Appointed Who
Will Pass IN Legality Of
All Liquor Shipments.
EMPRESS COMPANlES TO HELP
Although Program Is Not Official
YET lis Installation Seems
10 BE Assured.

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enforcement fl, L. u.,.I H.. rII.,
PoIirr "A r. \i..,.- ,ny t..r.,,d y.,
urIe, nfrcrro.r r..r,. I.,au n'',
/. needed I'm ou.r,r.. IA, L,.r.,,n.. .,at ,,
lwmbIiu, .I.p,rt L,. I.... n.,l.,T. ''',I
and now Win rl. r.,,..r., ~ n,. .r,''
link the ,In and ,,unr' f,r,,. .r,
planning vl.frIuluJ ,,r,,. r,t n.u
.rn,r rhr bnorIryp,, .,r.r.I,J n.l and
dry In short. IN l- n.ir,rJ Mn. urv
srDp taken wuI keen Yuu,.. n,r nf NM.
nnnd- of r,,u .Y.,i,n,p. .I,r.r,.r In
the cit,
Anurrrcmcpr I- said ro.r,j,t be,,rrp
the pow chief md u.r .,urr.. and
freight house, Of DkIplI.w. ru, An
ipspprrnr vlU nr d,,utIl.I J., max, n
dalk or pruhnnI, ..ub.da,It Iu.rrrtl,p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
HOSPITAL AT CLINTON ONE
OF BEST IN SOUTHWEST

CLINTON, Okla, May 9.--Dr. Nc
Lain Rogers returned home last night
after months sojourn IN Chicago
and with the Mayo Brothers in
Rochester, MINI, during all OF which
time he was engaged In postgraduate
surgery. While In Chicago DR.. Rog
ers was present at many OF the fam.
GUS DIR. John h. Murphy's clinics and
at several Of DR.. A. J. Ochsner's.
The Clinton hospital, Of which DR..
Rogers In the head IL perhaps the
most complete surgical hospital In
western Oklahoma and supplies a need
that extends even into the panhandle
Of Texas. II was built year and a
half ago ut cost Of $4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
AUTOMOBILE NO RESPECTER
OF BARN DOORS AND FENCES

G. W Callarman, field agent Of the
department Of agriculture, bought n
new automobile Saturday and ran II
FOR the first time Sunday When he
drove It into the cowshed he In using
for a garage last night he forgot how
TO make II stop, and drove II through
the side " the barn and out against
the fence. For ten years Mr. Callar
may says the old red COW has been
stopping Just within the door OF the
shed. and he forgot what he was drlv-
ing for n moment, and looked for the
machine 10 stop too
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
CHICAGO MAYOR WANTS
$4,000. 900 FOR FAIRGROUNDS

CHICAGO, May william Hale
Thompson, mayor Of Chicago, plans to
raise a Sl0,OO0,OOO public Fairgrounds
fund, 1t was announced. He expects
a large part OF this sum to be raised
by contributions OF public spirited citl-
zens. Two hundred thousand dollars
already have been pledged, The mayor
plans to use the $l,900,OOO the city
spends annually on Fairgrounds solely
for the purchase Of sites, the contri-
buttons being devoted TO improvements
and maintenance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
TRAFFIC POLICEMEN COME
OUT IN SUMMER ARRAY

Police officers have the call OF
spring. Although the straw hat, the
palm beach suit and the tango pump
will he he barred from the oklahoma
City police force, the buTly harness
bull" who directs traffic In to be com.
Portable this summer white gloves
have alrendy made their appearance
Officers on the traffic squad on
Main street blew out In them Sat
urday night low shoes have been
here some time. II rumor Is correct
the force will soon bloom" In new
gumInaI uniformA ----~~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
KAISER AND HIS BROTHER
INSPECT ANTwERP FORTS

LONDON, May 3. Telegraphins
from Amsterdam, the correspondent Of
the Exchange Telegraph company says
Emperor William aud Prince Henry OF
Prussia, his brother were at Antwerp
the end Of last week and inspected
the harbOr Notifications and submarine
yards, They then returned TO Luxem.
bourg.
The local newspapers were forbid
den to mention this visit until such
time m the emperor was back In Lux
embourg The few persons who recog
nired his majesty say he looked well
hut aged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
PACKING COMPANIES ARE
REFUSED SECOND TRIALS

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, May g. .
The supreme court today overruled the
motion for rehearing Of the case In
which five packing firms were fined
f26,0 900 each on charge Of violating
the state antitrust laws The firms
involved were Armour 4 Company,
Swift 4 Company, Morris A Company.
the Hammond Packing company and
the 81 Louis Dress Reef and Provi-
sion company.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
BARNES SREFUSES
AID TO MURPHY
Would Not Pull Tammany Lead
er's "CheStnutS From The
Fire" He Declared.
TESTIMONY IS FOR DEFENSE
Son Of Former Senator Platt
Produces Letters From His
Fathers Files.

SYRACUSE N j. May 8 That
william Barnes told him Charles +.
Murphy Of Tammauy Hall had asked
for help In 1917 TO defeat direct pri
maries bill iu the state Legislature.
aud that the then chairman " the Re
publican state committee had uu
swerrd he would refuse the aid asked
ana had remarked he would not pull
the Inmmuny leaders "chc~tuuls from
the fire was the sworn testimony
given IN the supreme court here to
day by Walter r Arndt, formerly Al
bany correspondent Of Nrw York
newspaper.
MIR Arndt was one Of several wit
ne~~es placed on the stand hy the de
feuSe Among them was Edward y
ilntt, sou N the late Thomas g. PHtt
former United Suites senator Nr
Pmtt produced several bundles uf let
tiers from the files kept hy his father
from 1879 10 1909
Geurgr II Dickinson of Washing
ton u G. another former CORRESPOND
ent " ii New York newspaper IN Al
hany. y Y, testified regarding Il
conversation hr had IN lgUs with MIR
Barnes In which the subject Of GOV
ernor Hughes and race truck legisla
tiuu WIS freely discussed Dickinson
ggiG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
BIRD BATH OPENED TO
FEATHERED PUBLIC TODAY

Hundreds Of birds bnthed In he
fountain which was turned on for the
summer In front Of the Carnegie n.
brary this morning. The twitterins
songsters enjoyed the bubbliug water
with all thought OF race prejudices
and class distinction forgotten.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
WOMAN PEACE DELEGATE
RECEIVES PRIVATE WARNING

THE HAGUE. Netherlands, May B.
-signora GenonI an Italian delegate
to the womens International Con
gress, which has Just come TO an end
here. today received a personal letter
from Italy advising her not to attempt
TO return through Germany owing TO
the tenseness OF the situation. The
writer OF this letter referred also to
serious pro-war riotlng In the last few
DAYS In Milan and other cities In
northern Italy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
LOVERS NOOKs TO BE
PATROLLED THIS SUMMER

II is time for the young man whose
fancy lightly turns to thoughts Of
love- to hire a hall" No spoOniDg
II 10 be allowed In oklahoma Clty's
parks this summer That Il unless
the shrubbery Ia thick and chnDo, b.
pierced by the eagle eye Of the park
cop who will he put on duty so0n
Rumors to the effect that traffic men
on motorcycles viii patrel the boule
wards, and prevent speeding, and that
others viii be stationed In the parks
TO keep ordsr and to prevent s'speon.
inx are sirpalatiss n palAs annsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
PASSENGER STEAMER n
IN THICK or BIG STORM

DULUTH MINI, May 9-The pas.
senger steamer Harmonic, which left
the Son Sunday, is somewhere ON
Lake Superior today, II is believed In
the midst OF one Of the worst blows
of the season. Harbors of refuge are
scattered along the Harmonics course
to Port Arthur and no fear IL ex.
pressed here for Der safety.
Last night and early today the wind
reached the proportions Of a gale ON
upper Lake Superior with thick
weather prevailing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
LIVESTOCK CAN NOW
RE SHIPPED INTO KANSAS

Stock can now he shipped from ok
lahoma points into Kansas, according
to udyices received by the department
~ agriculture No shipments can be
made however, within five miles Of
any recently infected premises The
foot and mouth diseases situation Is
well in hand and is looked upon ms
almost a matter of history, except In
a few Of the eastern states, where the
final cases are closely watched
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
WILL ARRANGE PRIZES FOR
BEAUTIFYING SCHOOL GROUNDS

The state Civic association will meet
Tuesday evening at the Lee Huckins
hotel at s o'clock Or. Charles Evans
Of Edmond will be present The meet
ing for the most part will he de.
voted TO the arranging OF plans for
the prizes to he given over the state
for the development and beautlfying
OF school grounds In the different
counties and in the different state In
stltutlons. II IL expected that all the
schools Of the state will rake some part
in the campaign for civic beauty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
BOY BRUISED IN COLLISION
OF BIKE WITH AN ELECTRIC

When Wayne shank, 10 years old,
swerved the bicycle he was riding this
morning across Robinson avenue be
tween Second and Third streets, he
was struck by an electric machine by
A. Carroll and sustained cuts and
bruises. The automobile passed com.
pletely over the bicycle and its rider
shank is employed In the O. X Shoe
Hospital, 807 North Robinson He
was given emergency treatment by
DR. John Riley Mr. Carrolls family
physician.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
CUDAHY MONEY GOES TO
WIFE AND CHILDREN

CHICAGO, May 8-The win Of the
late meat packer and grain man, John
Cudahy, filed for probate here today.
leaves the entire estate TO the widow
and four children.
The bulk Of the property ia TO he
held In trust for seven years, when all
OF the heirs except John 2. Cudahy Of
Kansas City may take II over. The
latter Is to receive only the income
from his share In quarterly install,
ments
Counsel for the testator estimated the
value OF the estate at 81, 100000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
AN EPIDEMIC or COLLISIONS
HORSES, EVEN, SPEED UP

A collision between two wagons re.
suited when horse driven by 7 ].
Boismier, a plumber, bolted on West
Main between Robinson and Broad.
way, at $50 this morning and ran to
broadway where II swerved and
struck a wagon belonging 10 the Hur.
rp Up Baggage company, driven by
Ssm Alkens, The driver was thrown
to the walk at the side Of the Lee.
Huckins hotel, and his wagon was
overturned, Only alisht injuries were
sustained -. 7=Hs~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
PULLMAN Is PROBLD
Officers Of Company Under EXAmina-
tiOn by Federal Commission; Labor
Controversies.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Paus for
u series OF hearings on labor aud In
dustrlal problems involving those Of u
number Of large corporations aud OF.
ganzatlUus were presented today by
the United States commission ON III
dustrial relations The first will be-
opened tomorrow when an inquiry into
wages and employment and sleeping
car employees will be resumed with Off
cials Of the Pullman company under
examination.
Beginning May 10 the commission
plans to investigate legal phases Of
labor controversies Important sub.
jects set for these hearings include
free speech. use Of inJuncuons, the
boycott, conspiracy cnses and black
list review Of the Colorado conl
strike and It's attendant problems Will
be resumed beginning May IT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
GREAT GRAIN SUPPLY
SHIPPED FROM CANADA

CHICAGO, May 8.-opening Of traf-
fic on the great lakes has started q
record-breaking movement Of grain
from Western Canada More than So
100000 worth OF wheat was shipped
out Of Fort william, Ontario, during
four days OF last week,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
AuStrianS Win Great Victory
And Save Nation From
COSSaCk Rush.
COMMANDER IN CHIEF THERE
ArChduke Frederick Sees Forces
Pierce SlayS Along Sixty
Mile Front.
BULLETIN

ABERDEEN, Scotland, May g.
Trawlers making port today declare
that German submarine sank two
trawlers within fifty miles OF Aber
deem Sunday The crews OF the two
vessels, It ls believed, lost their lives
LONDON, May 3. A German aero,
plume coming from the direction Of Os
tend, secuted over Dover aud Fulke.
stone at noon today 1t was driven
off by gunfire,
LONDON. May 3-The Exchange
Telegraph company has received II dis
puch from It's correspondent at Copen.
hagen saying that the swedish steamer
Elllda timber laden from lleslngburg
has been torpcdocd In the North sea
by Il German submarine. She Went Ia
the bottom iu less than three minutes
LONDON, May 8-Au imposing
victory Of Austrian arms over the Rus
Biun forces In Western Gulicin was an.
lmuurrd today by the German war Of
flee II Is suld the Austrlans In the
presence Of their rommnnderln chief
Archduke Frederick, pierced aud every.
where crushed the entire Russian line
An attack from this quarter has
been depicted Ia petrugrnd dispatches
Hs uIl offset tu Russian efforts further
east Ia the tHrpathiau front The di.
rcctlOn In which this sudden stroke has
been made evidently In force lies tu
the sonth Of Russian Poland.
The line along which the Austrian
advance was made runs for about VI
Miles north mud south through Ga.
llcia something more than 50 nhlrr
cnI of CracOw.
A Notable Victory.
The victory would appear TO be Of
notable significance From the junction
ot the vistula with the Dunajec 70 thu
Hungarian frontier Ia about 90 miles
After the surrender OF the Austrian
fortress Of PrZemysl In Galicia the
Russian forces released from siege
work IN front Of this position, began
moving To the south In the direction
Of the TZsok pass and to the west to
ward CracOw.
Tint great battle WAS being fought
IN Western Galicla was indicated In
dispatches sent out from Berlin sev
eral days ago. II then was reported
that the Russians. In order 10 avoid
the destructive effect NJ the fire of N,
Austrian artillery had evacuated all
their positions Mt Tarnow, 1886 miles
to the west NJ Lemberg.
Austrians Concentrate.
official dispatches from Petrograd
under date " April -, vet forth that
the AustrInns were concentrating theil
forces at Crac0H aud also In Western
Galicia evidently with the intention
of undertaking . determined otfenslv,
movement. against the Russians.
II evidently n the result " thes'
various military activities that IL re
ported the announcement from Berlin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
FOR ONE BICYCLE, ONE YEAR.

VIII Young charged with the theft
of a bicycle, was found guilty In the
district court today and sentenced TO
year In the penitentiary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
Wants Party Success.

MIR Barnes told me party success
wRs his paramount aim He said he
had Hsked Governor Hughes why he
had brought NJ the race track qucs-
tion Barur sBid GUyrron Hughes
told him his conscience had dictated
his action To that Barnes said n 1t
were an issue between conscience and
votes they had no common ground ou
which to stand
The witness said Mr. Barnes told
him Governor Hughes would not get
the race track legislation passed and
would not be renomlnated because he
had hurt the party, Witness also
said Mr. Barnes told him about per
suAdlng Senator Grattan TO cast HIS
decisive vote against the race track
bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
WILSON awaits
MORE DETAILS
President Will Take No I'M
mediate Action On Sinking
Oi American Ship.
PLYMOUTH CONSUL REPORTS
Says GuIflight Is AfIOat And
Attempt Is Made TO Tow
Her To Scilly.

WASHINGTON, May B-The Off
cial report Of the torpedung Of the
American stenmer Gulfllght reached
the state department IN an undated
dispatch from Consul Stephens at Ply
mouth, England, saying that the at
tack occurred Sunday that she was
still aflOat and pilot boats were at
tempting to tow her to the Scilly
islands
Consul stephens message follows:
American tank steamer Guflight
tOrpedoed off Sclny Islands, first In
stant Captain died henrt failure
body landed Two Of crew drowned.
thirty four snvcd Nr~sc uflont. pa
troll hoats attempting 10 tow her In
Scilly."
President Wilson will reserve judg
mcnt on the torpodong " the Amerl
can steamer Gulnlght until full Off
cial details are received The presi
dent inquired about the incident when
he arrived from WilIlnmstowu. Mass
today
On the face of the dispatches,
officials admit that the attack IS Il
serious matter, but they intend that
no hasty action shall be- taken
Secretary Bryan said that thor
ough inquiry would be- made
Count Berustorff German nmhas
-rdur said be- had received no iufur.
nation regarding the Gulnight other
than the news dispatches aud ln the
absence ~ any word FROM Berlin he
declined to comment
NEW YORK MAY 3 The two
Americans IN addition to Cuptuin
Gunter who lost their lives when the
American steamer Outright was tor
pedOed of the Scllly Islands were
Charles c. Short of Chicago, the wire
less operator aud Eugene ChapanetA
OF Port Arthur, Texas, seaman, 40
ccrding to q cablegram received here
today by the Gulf Refiplng company
owners of the vessel.
The message, brief one, Was BfgIr
ed by First officer Ralph Smith. II
said that Captain Alfred Gunter
whose home is In Batonne. N. j.. died
OF heart disease and that Short and
Chapaneta were lost. These we're the
two men It ls believed reported to have
Jumped from the vessel after she wa,
struck.
Shorts home address, according tC
the companys records, was 7OS West
lOSrd street, Chicago He was taken
aboard the Gulfllght at New Orleans
April 7 This was his first triI
aboard the vessel Chapenato ship
Continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
THE WEATHER

The low perssure area overspreads the
uuei Mississippi basin this mornirg Wit
center near st Joseph Me. This disturb
ance hng given showers and thandsrstorms
in Missouri, middle aud upper Mlsaisaip
pi aud ohio valleys lake region and notrh
Atlantic states Light rains have fallen
along the Pacific coast and snow has fal
lSn over scattered areas In the plateau
and Rocky mountain regions. Generally
fA,s vttther has prevailed IN the aoriih
districts II IL decidedly cold for this date
in the upper Missouri valley, the northern
teau aud In the western Canadian Pro.
vinces, Temperatures arr seasonable In
the M'1rissippi valley gulf and eastcnr
districts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03

ABERDEEN, Scotland, May g.
Trawlers making port today declare
that Il German submarine sank two
trawlers within fifty miles OF Aber
deem Sunday The crews Of the two
vessels, It ls believed, lost their lives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03

LONDON, May 3 A German aero,
plume coming from the direction Of Os
tend, secuted over Dover and FUIke.
stone at noon today 1t was driven
off by gunfire.
Washington Journal., 1915-09-03

ben boben Bergen, Die alten Burger,
bic netten. balb itulieniid, balb
beuti9 sebauten Srtfdaften - a[les
gob Der 2anbiaaft einen beIonoeren
8auber, ben Der @9nee auf ben 9o9z
gipfeln biesmal nod erbObte.
ssn bas frieolide Bib mif9ts fi9
bos 3ei9en bes 3rieges. Bon Der
baperiI9 : tiroleriI9en @renoe an Biz
Degen Stalien bin nimmelte es aus
begreiflthen @riinoen BON Sruppen
0uer 4rt. Jait ale @aitbOfe unb
Gremoenbeime. Die fonit UNI bisie
Sabres3eit bic nan Sonne unb @rz
bolung begierigen Norbldnoer auf5uz
nebmen pfIsgen, batte Die 9eerespers
tpaltung nit 8efdlag belegt unO gu
Qo3dretten umgeipanoelt. Ollie @oltss
fannie bes 9~obsburger Ooppelitaotes
mif9tsn ii9 ourdeinanber. ale Spraz
den bes tpeiten Hei9es tonnte man
b%ernehmen: Oeutide uno ungarn,
BDbmen unb Rroaten. @aua4en unb
Stolisner lebten in beitem Ginberneb=
men neb~eneinanoer. Sotten ie bod
fir bas eemeiniame @atsrlanb in
polen, in ben &arpotben. in Sers
bien geblutet nnb gelitten. Oie adbl@
reiGsn Diterrsidif9 : unsdrifden Of
fi3iere lebten in fh0ner &omer1oz
fhoft nit oen rei9soeutf9en. bic ii9
In Cries, 2rco, Meran in ni9t GEE
ringer 3abl aufommengefunben bot>
ten. Nuf uns Hei9soeuti9s modte es
finen erbebenben @inorud, tpenn pie
Washington Journal., 1915-09-03

SnfoIse Der Nnitrengungen zines
mebr aIs Iiebenmonotigen Telbauges
I'm Often unb i'm @eiten %ertrantt,
tpurbe i6 pom Qr5ts our 9erlteaung
lneiner @eiunobeit unter einem mil<
ben fibli9en 9immel no9 Siotirol
Ge19idt. Sd nabm meinen 4ufent>
haIt in @ries Bel 8o3en unb fanb
@elegenbsit, bieIes berrli9e 2ano gu
our9itreifen uno mid aud nit Dem
.Srentino" betannt3uma9en. Ss
mar gerobe I'm Die Siter5eit. Rod
Lao Der @renner Gnter bobem S4nee.
munberbor bob ii9 Der tiefblaue
6immeI BON Den blenbenb peiben
Bergen ab. @enn nu9 in oieiem
Sobre Der Ginaug beg Sriblings
felbft in @iiotirol ii9 um mebrere
Mo9en psrfpGtet bate unb Die @nt@
foltung Der 8Iiitenpra4t eritaunIi4
lange auf Ii9 tparten lieB. 10 tpirtten
bod sic Rei3e bes berrli4en 2anbes
mG9tig auf ben pom Noroen tOm<
anenben Trsmben. Die eriinen Mats
ten an Der @tf9 unO am @ifod, ums
Eoui9t bon ben bunflen Sonnen nuf
Washington Journal., 1915-09-03

gang ousI9sioen min, 70 iibergebe i4
bic 6ra9e, pb ben 8epObnern Reg
Srentino elm pirfli9er unb oauern0er
@Orteil oamit gebra9t tpirb. fans iie,
BON SeIterrei9 losgel0ft, NIT Dem
R0nigrei9 Stolisn Dereinigt piirben.
Darf i9 bier rein perf0nliae Gin
bride ni~eoeresben, 10 batte id Die
@mpfinbung, als Oh eigentli4 ntr
bic losenonnte nSnteaigena", ME man
in SeIterrei9 gu iaaeu pflegt. i'm
Sr9ttno gum 4nYdIuB on StoIien
neigt, nobel Der @influB Der preRe
cine ausI9logsebenbe &oIe fpielt.
Mir f9ien es, ols Oh bas 8erlangen in
Stolien na@ Dem Srentino gang I'm,
gIei9 grOber 1T als Der Muni9 Der
Mebr3obl Der 8epobner Oes tpeli9en
Siiotirols nod elmer 2osreiBung bon
Oe5terrei9. Die IGnbli4e 8eDOlfe<
runa bat es, tpie mir Die 2eute felbit
eeItanOen baben, fogar rsht gut inter
0fterrei9ii@er 8erpaltung. sWir
boben ia, er3dblte mir Elm grOBerer
8efiBer aus Der umeebung BON
Srient, raus muir mDgIiden @Onoer=
re9te. Mos polen mir mebr2 SEPT
feBen mir unferen Wein unb infer
SbIt gu suten preifen nod gana
Washington Journal., 1915-09-03
Daa ,,UrRnttnn''.
Geiicerinnernngcn bonn SriiljaBr 1915.
@om Oberit Smmonuel.

ftrommen Hetruten Der &oiferidser
uno 2anoesi9iibsn unter benz Sc
fang Der .Madt am Hbein4 oaberSOs
gen, pber bic Stdnbi4iBen, ternige
MGnner bonn S4Iage Der &Gmpfer
aug Mnoreas 9ofers 3eit, our Wue
iterung antraten, gei4miidt nit benz
GoelpeiBitrauB am 9ut unb nit Der
i9parapeibroten S4leife neben Der
f9tpar0gelben.
@ues bies eripedte bas frObe Sc
fibt, ooB mir bier in 8O5en uno
Meran i'm ternbeutI9en 2anoe uns
befanoen. nno 10 1T Is aud. Iaers
6in9s - fobaIo mir biniiber ins
Srentino MeIi9tiroD fumeH, Hang
uns nur nod Derein5elt bic oeutfae
Munbart ins Sbr, benn bort berrI9t
Die itolienif9e Spro9e bor. Wie 10
man9es &ronIono SeiterreiAs, 70 TT
aud Sirol tief geipalten bnr9 bic
9erf9ieoenbeit Der Mbitammung unO
Ser @pro9e feiner 8epObner, Die
our9 ben Sang Ser @ei4i9te unter
bic 6errf9aft Der 9absburger 5ufdmz
meusefibrt porben finb. @erglei4en