New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-17
SAME SHADE.

boys stretched out on long narrow cots. and one
no had III head bound up with many bandages
actually smiled and seemed pleased that the monot-
ony OF his day broken. even T. this Interrupt
ton was made by d party OF curious gazing Amer
leans
\ horn was being blown IN tie room next 20 the
hospital hy a dark faced youth, who would no" ana
then take the instrument from his lips and hum
the parts OF the tune that he was evidently unable
20 finish the horn. continuing through this
long narrow apartment-so dark one had 10 step
slowly and fcellngly alorE-the party ran into
group OF five youths whose faces seemed CHASTITY
pale in that odd light below water -Four OF these
boys were gathered about the fifth one. who vas
attempting 90 play either from which two o. the
strings We're missing only Few f'-t away was
q watch % two men. who carried long thin. ugly
looking knives. and in answer to a question Of one
o. the women the Count replied that they were
guarding the powder magazines.
The young men before the mast are chiefly Dial
ratians. with rather hard faces. but wei! ,ed ana
pine A. the tirne ~ The visit Two fellows
locKei up ~ q dungeon under grated hStGnMay
irg TO ue tried As me number % boys or board
q frolie. tne number % prisoners s not remarkabe
.hre. inns as much per man as those furnished
90 recruits iu -" Austrian Army that The disci,
pine rot only necessary but wAolesofa". ana
iha- the boys are much better - than they would
areIy having meat not of-ener than once month
H. deear". ;'tt '.e areraer gain IN Wesns n ne
frs. three months after coming ABOARD IS not less
p o.
The Austrian schooiahip Donau though entirely
Ti.loat arm9r anc hardy designed ior pra1ilca!
| i'e o 40 ood h sank 'I by soas, detenss
lls. provided % corrs- that she were within the
..htE --i' "' ' S'I'. az ts o ~,
bronze competition more durable. the Austrans
'.-rhese gins" said the Count have bore .,
Hfteeu coril.netres. or be- Ween FIVE and six Inches
Their rfing rno-c pronounced than that o.
cannon used in the armament Of American ships
ana A. ~. elevation their range IL about four and
They ne expiosive projectiles. and can be used
bo'h with tine and contact explosive shells Inc
and the ridshipmea take delight IN the higher
Insthematcs mat f. AS essential 10 good gunnery as
Ole ~ lie women visitors who was IN
sid " hve % these guns loaded with SHELLS would
DO 20, - damage a. single nring among the
Forward and aft there arc iiotch Kiss revoivng
an tbs IRE soi,d mo, rom rifed bsr o,
beiween one and half and TWO incaes thrty-seven
n1i,,r'5 5 ne g,9er 6r9iop wsrks trigger
much Ike that o. an old-fAsh:onec colt revoyer
The range 0, these gurs is two and mali miles.
nd eacn Of th-rl can discharge five sno's second
three hundred a minute. r,... .-,.,.s
Lieutenant Hohnei are dirk knives and Manncher
rifles, without bayoneta. The Mannlcher has a
Ieo-Nfetforl II it. loaded with a Of five shots.
exact principle Of inc Winchester When the MIN
d.
Is elected with the last cartridge That gives auto
mafc notice 20 the man bthini the rifle that ne
Toe Donaa Is wei equipped with electric signals:
chine fOehOrus searchl.r1ts. etc she uses san
o. board f5r service either sailing vessels or
steamships and is great economy. u taxes about
thi-c-Qu Of an 1our 10 get the boilers Work
rr Who, j. is decided 20 Use them The schOoship
n. six rowU0a's IN which oarsmanship is prac.
scam launch BIZ enough .or a torpedo-boat
Exactly At O'Clock an a.arm was given whica |
efYrrif fed ..dt
rI1 II seemed not less than three minutes before
the Nfeboats had been swung out ana et do"h iito
iron arm Ike monkeys. and oy the aid ~ ropes |
ana ltdc-rs dropped iu,O tho ifclodts piling upon
,n n quicker ilme than 1t 'akes t. tell H., each
d eh5at VS. manned WIKI fourteen sailors ana uhey
~ , arel in all directions rowing as II their hves
G.-odel upon their reaching shore as soon az poS-
... This wa a most exciting scene and Intensely
ing 10 the party o. women.
arj tac.r work He professei himself deeply inter
60 Al I'm. wAr question and said that ne under |
49, ~ ,r+,~iran women were wonderful nurses |
In fact tie Austrian was so gallant that ne sad
80 have "A beautiful and sympathetic woman 'ehd
him ln ne ~ Psnghngly added 4 think would
trv to get snot ne irst thing And atnoqga tnd
ieutenan' W. fG American Women was unlimited
an 81 the officers the snip We're unitcd ~ nc
bees that peace wouw va, SV wogld neyer be declared
be horrors OF war they pray may Se up ocers
mericsn women or, and danrhters who send
be men OF their family to war never 10 see r m",
again are the greatest SUM- serv IN nsyment FOR
NE NE e@atriot.sm displayed by the men r,, io,,
Much impressed wl,9 ' BACK to land in one Of the
s that had been called TO the snip sue o'
Lieutenant bome was the BIT Of advice given
st ~c cantaln as ne waved an adieu' ana 20 "''
YOU can 70 keep the peace
VOUANS TOURNAMENT.
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