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2(y Innsbmcl:, The enemy is routed, - and flies towards Innsbruck, closely pursued by Andreas Ho for, Speckbacher and Haspînger, the capuchin; who, holding in one hand a crucifix and in the other his sword, seemed like one inspired. In eight days, the Tyroleans had again repulsed the invader and retaken their position on Mount Isel. Hofer estab lished his headquarters at Schoenberg. These eight days bear the name in this struggle of the «great week*. It still remained to com plete the victory

by retaking Innsbruck. The day of attack is fixed. At five in the morning, Haspînger celebrated mass, before the as sembled army; then the priest became captain, sprang into the saddle, drew his sword, and, precipitated himself on the enemy’s right flank, while Speckbacher threw himself on the left Andreas Hofer led the attack in the centre and marched straight to Innsbruck. In the battlé field Andreas seemed transfigured; the mild expres sion changed, to a terrible one; he looked grand on his panting

steed, his long beard floating in the wind, electrifying his troops with the battle cry ; «Onward for your country and your Emperor! God protects the right!* Before this irresistible attack the soldiers of marshal Lefèbre again gave way. They evacuated the town; and the following day, August 15 th , the fête of the blessed Virgin, Andreas Hofer, at the head of his army, made 'his third entry into the Capital of the Tyrol - This last triumph baffles all description. The people pressed al most beneath

his horse’s feet; and, in the intoxication of freedom they named him dictator of the Tyrol. Hofer, regaining his wont ed calm after the battle, turned his gentle glance on the excited crowd: «Do not shout, but pray», cried he. At the church of the Franciscans, he dismounted and entered to give thanks to the Lord. On leaving the church, the notables of the town waited on him, to express the gratitude of all the citizens. Andreas Hofer replied: « By my beard and by Saint George, the saviour of our

country was God Himself!» Being now dictator Andreas showed in every act of his government that religious and patriotic character which was the very groundwork of his nature. But his triumph was short lived. Soon the peace of Vienna forced Austria to renounce the Tyrol. The Archduke John himself wrote to Hofer and ordered him to lay down his arms. ' Hofer did not obey this mandate; he allowed himself to be per suaded that the Treaty of Vienna was a myth and that he ought to continue the struggle. .But

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Andreas Hofer. Indignant at the double-dealing of the Bavarian officials, exasperat ed at the persecution which menaced the treasure of the true faith, Andreas h id but one thought; to liberate his country from the foreign yoke and restore it to his Emperor. With this end in view, he commenced a correspondence with Archduke John On the 16 th of January. 1809, he went to Vienna, with other fellow coutrymen, and had several interviews with the prince, in which the plan of deli verance

was definitely settled. When all was ready, Andreas returned to St-Leonard, invested with full power, as commander-in-chief of the nation 1 forces. From that day, h s hostelry became the rendez-vous of all who sighed for the deliverance of their native land. To all who could Join the sacred cause, Hofer opened, out his views and his plans.

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.With sincere appreciation for the kind assista?!ce of Prof. Romyn Hitchcock and Mr. William C. Paul. Andreas Norz, In preparation YROL (Second Volume) 1 "' Tyrolean Castles and Monastery Archives « The artists Mich. Koeck and Peter Denifle » « Wood Carvings and Industries of the Groeden Valley « • « Pictures on Cobwebs « From the Stubay Glaciers « « « « Andreas Norz (Horst von W eilen) Editor ^Dedicated to Mr. J. Picrpont Morgan l ANDE8BIBUOTHEK Or Fr. T 6 s s rn snn ß o 2 8 n. Engravings

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ex ception of the fortress of Kufstein, still occupied by the Bavarians. But, at this moment, Austria gave the command of the troops to general Chasteler, of whom it was said that he always had the luck to come too laté and to go too soon. In a few days, the general succeeded in losing all that the peas ants had won. He was forced to retire beyond the Brenner, and to leave Andreas to defend the part of the Tirol not yet recon quered by the enemy. On the 20* of May, the French and Bava rians re-entered

Innsbruck. Then Andreas Hofer resolved to make a supreme effort He sum moned for the defence of his country all who were capable of car rying arms, and victory crowned his wishes. In a few days Inns- ' brack was retaken, -and the Tyrol a second time freed by her own children. « . - . In every phase of this'insurrection, we find Andreas accompanied by his two faithful friends : Speekbacher, his lieutenant, called by the Bavarians «The fire devil», and the famous capuchin Haspingef, nicknamed «The red

, he sent from valley to valley his call to arms. He signed his orders ; «Andreas Hofer, from where

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the Bren ner Railway. Once the scene of Andreas Hofer's famous battles of 1809, it has since been trans formed into a shady park with a restaurant, where open air concerts are given in summer. Two marble obelisks record the services of Tyrolean officers and soldiers in the wars of 170Z. ' 797 , 1879, 184S, etc. A small museum on the grounds contains interesting relics of the patriotic wars. (Admission 20 kr). The beautiful bronze statue of Andreas Hofer lately erected on Berg Isel is by the

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prisoners towards the end of the war, awai ted him in the court yard. At their request, he gave them a blessing. Thè platoon stopped .near the Ceresa gate. Andreas refused to have his eyes bandaged, neither would he kneel down. He gave his last piece of money to the corporal: «Aim straight» he told him \ then, facing the platoon he gave the order: «Fire!« . . And the martyr fell dead! By his last wish, Andreas Hofer was buried in the garden of his friend and confessor, Manifesti. Fifteen years later

, three officers of Tyrolese chasseurs, indignant at leaving in. a foreign soil the mortal remains of the great patriot, succeeded in exhuming them in the night, and conveying them to Bozen. Thence, they were removed to the convent of Wilten At length, the day arrived, when he had a funeral worthy of his heroism. Deputations flocked from all .parts of .the country to'ac company what was once Andreas Hofer to the church of the Fran ciscans at Innsbruck; where his dust was to remain undisturbed. Twelve

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Grand Hotel Bristol, Merano - Alto Adige

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Ort: Meran

Verlag: Poetzelberger

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Agenzia Viaggi - Itelsebanu SCHENKER & Co. BOLZANO - BOZEN GRAND HOTEL BRISTOL von den Gebrüdern Walter an der Kreuzung der Habsburger- und der Andreas Hofer-Straße erbaut, wurde im Jahre 1908 eröffnet; es liegt im schönsten Villenviertel Merans, inmitten eines großen Parkes. Es genießt den Vorzug der Nähe des neuen Kurmittelhauses, ferner des Stadttheaters, der Haupt- Promenaden und des Kurhauses und ist auch der Sport- und Rennplatz in wenigen Minuten erreichbar. Dem großen Vestibül

et l'intérieur également élégants et nobles. which was built by Messrs. Walter Brothers, is situated in a fine park in one of the most beautiful quarters of Meran at the corner of Andreas Hofer and Habsburger Streets, was opened 1908 and enjoys the advantage of being opposite the new Hydropathic Establish ment, and is within a few minutes walk of the princi pal Promenades, the Theatre, the Kurhaus, the Sportplatz, the Race course and the English Church. The Grand Hotel Bristol which externally and internally

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O m Art Chat.-^^ Thomas Riss and his works. The Brenner Published by Andreas Norz (Horst von Wellen) Brentano’s : New York 190s

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blood of invaders flowing, The Tiroler Eagle is red. National song by Johann Senn fjç2 — Translated by C. II. C. We now come to the Patriotic War of 1809, . for a brief but spirited account of which we cannot do better than follow that of L. Garreaud, translated from the French by I. A. G, The figure who stands out in bold relief, in that national rising, is Andreas Hofer, the hero of the Tyroleans, who united In his character the two national traits ; fidelity to God and to his sovereign. Andre's

Hofer was born in the Passeyer valley, in 1765. His family kept the inn of Sandyland near the Passer stream; hence his frequently being called in history : The Sandy landlord, He was living at this inn, following the calling of his fathers, when, by the treaty of Pressburg, the Tyrol was wrested from. Austria and ceded to Bavaria, the ally of Napoleon. At this terrible 'news, Andreas made a vow never again to shave his beard. During the wars, his long beard, falling on his breast gave him with the

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direttore responso bi le glint her pali aver | redaktion redaz one Kiciard bernato, Andreas (jschleier, Stefan sulzenbacher | grafix e:c «a pai. kothy jrb) druck staupadipdruck bruneck brunico | sppdiz onp gratuito ni sor gratisvprsnnd a n mitgleder | qi iato soci 10 euri mi:- gliedsbeitrag Eintragung beim I aride sge ri chi bozen regis.ratc pressa il tribunale di bolzaro i st i/56 - e lass vom lB.0fi.19S61 aiijlagc tiratura 15001 stop

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arts Innsbruck 1873, Obtained first state-price at the tyro lean exhibition J893. Branch-establishments: Salzburg — P. Ladstädter & Co- Bozen L. Unterkiroher&. Co... Meran: L. "Unt@rkir.Cher & Co- Trient: Ch. Santner & Co. Lienz: M Ladstädter & Co- Excellent j-ker from theta recommends and begs to be favoured with accommodating orders ALOIS FLORA ... Innsbruck-Wilten, ■Andreas Hoferstrasse Nr, 36. M- f|h ili- ter S: : ;|t ■ft ■jS'v 'if- S

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of civilization : Full collection of Tyrolean weights and measures, guild emblems, musical instruments, household articles, etc. Round room: National relics. Busts, portraits, autographs ot ly- rolean patriots, such as Andreas Hofer, Joseph Speckbacher, Has- pinger — with some of their personal possessions. Trophies, such as French standards, sabres, etc. Also the Radetzky-Album, a col lection of rare autographs. . Sculpture: Chiefly works by native artists. Pine Old German car vings from Tyrolean churches

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Autor: Baillie-Grohman, William A. ; Landis, Charles [Vorredner] / by W. A. Baillie-Grohman. With an introduction by Charles Landis

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THE COUNTRY’S HISTORY 105 tained a partial victory. A few days afterwards (Oct. 14), before this misfortune could be retrieved, the dis tracted court at Vienna purchased peace by the hand of a daughter of the proud house of Habsburg which was promised to the upstart Corsican. Tyrol remained Bavarian and the redoubtable Andreas Hofer, taken prisoner through gross treachery, was in his captors’ eyes a hero too dangerously popular to be left alive. He died the death of a brave man, standing erect

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Innsbruck. -5 Speekk acker, I am*. The chiefs addressed their replies: «To Andreas Iiofer, wherever he is*. Already he had inspired his friends with his own ardent patrio tism, and a new Roncevaux was impending, above the perilous de file of Sack, near Mittewald. We find from the admirable narrative of Albert Wolff, that tne vanguard of marshal Lefcbre, under the orders of general Rouyer, had advanced to Sterzing; a column of four thousand Saxons had even gone beyond the village, with orders

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of Vienna, Vice-Chairman of the Fine Arts Jury at the Universal Exposition at St. Louis, 1904, says: “ I am entranced at the exhibit of Thomas Riss, the Tyrolean artist, whose pictures are justly entitled to the first prize in this art section.” Mr. Hemsley Johnson, of Baltimore, Md., under date of March, 24, 1905, writes to Mr. Andreas Norz, New York, as follows : * * * “It gives me great pleasure to learn that you are trying to teach the American public to appreciate that great artist, Mr, Thomas Riss

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, International Sleeping Car Co., Austrian State Railroads, etc. At Innsbruck the art collection in the Ferdinan- deum Tyrolean Museum, also the “Hofkirche,” are worthy of a visit. For further information regarding Tyrol: Tyrolean artists and their works, home industries, tourists’ resorts, railroads, hotels, etc., address Andreas Norz, 169 West 73rd Street, New York, N. Y. (Tyrolean Representative at the Universal Exposi tion, St. Louis, Mo.)

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'4,'Auflage.—ASM. 'CARL WOLF- * 89f>. Preis Jeder'Sammlung geh. Hk, 3.20 = fl. 1,80; In Orlg.-Lwdb. Mk. 4.— = fl> 2.20* prächtiger ■ „Es gibt ganz klassische Sachen darin. Manisch an ursprünglicher Volks- Utündiekeit* loh wäre stolz darauf, sie geschrieben zu haben.“ P- K. „Wer die Leute um Meran und ln Passeier, wo Andreas Hofer .-sein Wifthshaus am Sani flirte, 'recht genau kennen lernen will, der muss die .^GeseMebten ans Tjrol“ VGW unserem „Defregger, mit der Feder 11 lesen. Naitonol* Zeitung f Perlt

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. Von Carl Wolf. Preis geheftet Mk. 2.— ~ fl. 1.20; in Orig.-Lwbd. M. 3.— — fl. 1.80. Moni und Mirzl. Eine Geschichte vom Hochkönig. Von Gräfin Bertha Kuenburg. 1896. Geh. Mk. 3.60 - 7 - fl. 2.20; in Orig.-Lwdbd. Mk. 5.— — fl. 3.—. Raut’n und Rosmarin. Geschichten und Skizzen ans Tirol von J. C. Platter. Mit Illustrationen von W. Humer. Geh. Mk. 3.20 — fl. 1.80; in Orig.- Lwdbd. Mk. 4.— — fl. 2.20. Graf und Saltnerstochter. Eine Tiroler Geschichte aus Andreas Hofer 1 « Zeit. Von J. C. Platter. 8°. Geh

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in his rings one ding tongue. yard is a mo- statue of Haimo hol- hand the Argon’s In the adjoining church- dern Pieta of merit, by Professor Fuss, a Tyrolean sculptor. This churchyard, with its old tombs and iron crosses, and irs grand view of the valley and surrounding mountains, is a quiet spot where one instinctively conjures up the crowding memories of the past: Etruscan, Roman, Gothic, mediaeval, and that modern patriotic era of Andreas Hofer. Although the W Iten churches are of simple

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INDEX Achen See, Lake, 187 Adige, 36, 46, 66 Aeneas Siivius, 69, 89 Aeni (Inn), 13 Agnès de Méranie, 74 Agricola, 98 Aguntos, 56 Aguntum, 46, 58 Alain Chartier, 90 Albianum (Kufstein), 13, 145 Albinovanus Pedo, 40 Alboin, 57 Alemanni, 54 Alexander Severus, 54 Ambras, 85. 89, 135, 169, 170, 171, 221, 253 Andechs, Counts (Dukes), 72, 74. 75. 187, 277 Andreas Hofer, 100, 101, 277 Aragon, Queen of, 62, 138 Aquileia, 45. 46, 47- 53. 79 Arlberg, 70 Arthur of England, Statue, 171 Arts and Crafts

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