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The National tribune., 1898-06-02

How frequently
q woman asks this question! How much
thought and study she devotes to it! II is
natural. woman hates to think that she
is growing day by day less charming and
attractive and youthful to her husbands
eyes than IN the days of courtship.
woman may always retain her charms
and the vivacity and freshness of youth If
she will take the proper care of her health
A tremendous percentage of ill-health in
women IS due to weakness and disease of
the distinctly feminine organism Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is an unfail-
ing remedy for all disorders of this nature
1t al!ays inflammation, heals liberation
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"Favorite Prescription " is sold by all re-
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for what you demand Is not treating YOU
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:" For nine years have suffered with falling
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troubled with bearing down pains. had indi-
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could not sleep at night. was constipated
and had urinal trouble. The doctor here said
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An every day necessity in the home. A
good home medical work. Send II one
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Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N Y, for paper-covered copy of
Or. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
wiser. Cloth binding 81 stampa.
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REUNIONS.
MiScellaueOua.

Henry Weitzel, President, Second Bri-
gade, Second Division, Fifteenth Corps,
Toledo, o., writes that ne has visited
Cincinnati to look after the interest of
members of the association, which has
been assigned to Workman's Hall, 1920
Walnut street The Reunion will be on
Sept. +, between the hours OF 10 a. m. and
SIP. M.
It'll Ohio CAY, at Cincinnati. Sept. 8.
Place Of meeting to be announced later.
r. c. Rankin, President, Ripley, o.
I'd Ohio n. A., at Cincinnati, Sept 6.
Meeting to be held in Eureka Hall, Ninth
and Walnut streets. Thomas NJ. Sschler
Secretary, Moline, D.
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THE GRIND ARMY.
What Veterans Are Doing for the
Good Of the Order.
DEPARTMENT NorEs.


James B. Morris Post, ~. Long Branch.
N. j., is making extensive preparations for
entertaining the Annual State Encamp-
ment, june e and a. Commander James
Campbell extends hearty invitation to
all veterans to be present.
Asst Adj't-Gen. Philip r Chase and
Past Department Commander W E. Stone
have been selected as . Committee on
Transportation to secure rates for the
Rhode Island Department to the National
Encampment. The number of applications
already made to Department Headquarters
promises large attendance
Commander +. w. Mortimer has issued
Memorial Day orders to the Minnesota De-
partment He says: 1T is not alone
duty, but a sacred privilege, and so long as
we are granted the opportunity We should
all prove true to the trust, and pay this
tribute OF love to cur fellow-heroes. Let
every comrades grave be strewn with
flowers, and all honor paid the silent dead"
The 10th Annual Encampment of the
Washington and Alaska Department will
convene at Walla WaIla, June Is Com
mander John F. Mclean will preside Ass't
AdJt-Gen: f: Fl. Hixon, N. L. Achilles
William Markham, j. j. Brown, and ID. F.
Decatur have been appointed COMMITTEES
on Credentials.
A one-fare rate has been secured from
all points in Pennsylvania to the Annual
Encampment at Oil City, June 7, s, and
~ ASP A0] t-Ien. CnafieS T. pepper and
Comrades Fred. J. Amsden and w r
Parks have been appointed as Committee
on Credentials Gen Goblin and Past Com
mandcrs-ln-Chief Louis Wagner and Robert
B. Beath will attend
Commander George H. Packwood, of the
Department of Florida, has issued General
Orders from Headquarters. Tampa, APP
pointing number of worthy comrades as
Aids de Camp, who are expected to devote
their enorts to building up the different
Posts. The deaths of Past Department
Commander p. E. McMurray and Past
Junior Vice Commander High Dunn are
announced.
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To Build a BattIeshfp.

Gov. Harvey Post, 1872, TiIden, Neb.,
has passed resolutions favoring the pur-
chase or building of battieship with
money to be contributed by the veterans
OF the late war. 1t is the belief of the
m EN- bers that every comrade is DESTROYS
OF helping the Governm ent in the present
war with Spain. 1t is proposed to forward
the contri buttons to the Commander-in-
Chief, and when secured he is to present
the ship, with the request that it be put
in active service. The battleship is to be
known as the Veteran" Jeptha Hop
kins; C. II. Snidcr and John Hunt form
the committee.
John H. Bratschi, Erin, Tenn, writes:
Il see suggestion from a comrade that
the mem bers of the GAR. could help
Uncle Sam in no better way than raising
sufficient sum. to purchase a first class
modern battleship. Twas glad to see this
plan proposed, and / will do my part to-
ward raising the money"
The National tribune., 1898-06-02
THE JAGUAR'S LAIR
Hunting a Man-Eater in q
South American Forest,

During the course Of travel on the
Amazons my companion and found our
selves at Ega, a Brazilian town, on tho
Teffe River and there we spent some time.
1t is one of the most isolated spots on
earth, with nothing, on one hand, nearer
than Barra, and no landmark closer than
the Andes in an opposite direction. Here
a cottage was rented, and We intended to
explore this little-known region. few
nights after our arrival the entire town
dogs, cattle and human creatures-went
into mysteries over an approach made by
iaguar. There is nothing any dangerous
beasts of prey learn so quickly and COM
pleteW as how much man-eating habits are
likely to cost. Their judgment on the state
of defense is excellent. Except our own
arms, the entire town of Ega did not con-
tain a single rif1e-only old-fashioned, un-
The National tribune., 1898-06-02

The new Department President OF Illinois
WR.C., Carrie Thomas Alexander, was
born and reared in Belleville, and is
the daughter of Col. John Thomas, of Black
Hawk war fame, and a pioneer in the early
history of the State. He was personal
friend of Lincoln and Logan, and served
with them in the Legislative halls Mrs.
Alexander is a graduate of Monticello
Seminary, and served for four years as
Chairman Of Executive Committee for
Hecker WR.C., of Belleville, during which
time she raised by entertainments 81 600.
She was Department Aid in 1894, Inspector
in 1895, Junior Vice-President in 1896, and
was Delegate to every State and National
Convention since 1898 After spending two
years abroad, returned, and has been con-
nected with various philanthropic enter
prises ever since Secretary and Treasurer
OF Ladies' Cyclone Committee in 1896; Presi-
dent two years of Ladies' Aid Society. dur
ing which time she introduced new plan
OF helping the poor, which has proved very
successful. She Is noted for her splendid
executive ability, strong loyalty and pat
riotism. Her successful operation of the
Belleville Street Railway has been largely
commented upon. She ID the only woman
superintendent Il . street railway in the
eouutsy.
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Ohio.
WHAT TO EXPECT.
Some Features of The National Trib.
une for the Current Year.

have sent to the front special correspondents
His record soldier his talents great
We have made for of special articles from
the OF Miss Kathleen Blake the only granted
the War accompany the Army to Cuba She
the social and economic side life Cuba All who interested
We shall also have frequent letter from Asst Surg Guy G.
~ Godfrey, Of the o. s. Light Artillery Awake and mbued
in the way of trouble and to attractions
Our object to enlist the army marshaed
under the Gag of any publisher in America
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE is current review of the great
the Nation are and therefore such i'm
po.ant matters the Spanish Hawaiian annexation
British complications and Alaskan gold discoveries treated in
With NATIONAL TRIBUNE is pictorial
illustrated well monthly magazine We
1.-THE place
In the regards the readers of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
A. File s Of By r. John Ro MeEIsy Tho
tencant review of the events of the period exant
Fighting Them Over. Brief of thrilling incidents
contributed by soldiers themselves
The Forbes War Pictures The spirited
sketches of life produced by artist of the
Uncle SNOWFALL Pussonal Rekoekshuns of an Army Cook
nimtabe sketches depicting the udicrous side
NAPOLEON and His Marshas By Headley. splenddly
81 Klegg Veteran. of the popular stories
"Three Months in the Confsderacy" By Col (now Lieut.
Ger. } Fremantle, of the British Army
The following, other things will appear in future at
Loyal Home Worker Abroad: By Elsie Pomeroy Nc
Ero This letters Europe by this gifted young
writer, with whose work readers familiar.
Inside of Rebellion By DR.. j. p Cannon. second in
sament OF this graphic narrative going back the beginning Of
The Truth Of History. This will be history
drawn from official told
In opposition to the rebel side of the story.
Battle Days of the Roundheads. sketch the
Tooth Pa By j. r. Hoibaugh
Public Buildings of Washington. By
wood.
The Brady WarViews From photographs during
The Santa Fe Trail in the Old Days, A Journey to
the Manitoba Country in 1849 Both by Pope
"reminiscences of Gettysburg. By Jas Fulton, NJ. D.
War Events in East Tennessee. By W. E. Doyle.
Sabers Again to the Front. By Birney Mclean.
The Shelby Raid. By Wiley Britton.
The Pennsylvania Reserves By r. E. Mcbride
The Firing Fort Sumter. By a young Ohio mechanic
The Fbusters Recoections of Survivors Famous
Lopez Expeditions to Cuba By Irwin Mote
We shall soon begin the publication of The
Adventures of Corporal Pike, a thrilling mar.
ratlve of frontier life and daring service dur.
ing the War Of the Rebellion.
Timely Work.
"Adventuzes in Philippines By NJ Gironerre
Two OF 20 of wild life the Philippine
thas week, aud ID feast that Is very opportuns
This paper contains from week to week
the best history of the war with Spain.
The National tribune., 1898-06-02

Rich red blood naturally results from taking
Hoods Sarsapariila. Il tones the whole SYSTEM
The National tribune., 1898-06-02

C. B. T., CrothersvilIe, Ind.-Ordinarily,
when the $50 rating for total inability TO
perform any manual labor whatever is
claimed by an invalid pensioner drawing
a less amount, evidence showing the
the report of the Board of Examining
Surgeons. The opposition of the Pension
Bureau is to revise" reports of medical
examinations to the detriment of the
claimant. Evidence showing the merits
of the claim is always useful, and will be
considered, whether filed before or after
rejection.
The National tribune., 1898-06-02

exploding gun is not moro instantaneous
than that spring, and one stroke from the
paw shattered his victims skull.
Then, after single irrerressible bite, the
beast stood g!aring with bloody jaws. Be-
fore that it had not been possible to shoot !;
now both fred, and one bullet broke the
spine far hack, leaving his headquarters
parayzed. No more frightful sight than the
desperate fury of a disabled feline beast of
prey can be Witnessed. This one tried to
claw towards us with it's fore limbs alone
and as we moved up, every muscle, every
feature was instinct with revenge. A shot
between the eyes put an end to this painful
scene, and young Ribiera 3 father said that
his son could now rest in peace.
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fude feitseitellt tpsrbsn, ebe es in tGa
8eiib Der 8unoes Reeieruug iiberz
gebt. Sas Sollanb Boot bat cine
2dnse BON So SUB unb zine s91Iers
berbrdngung BON rs Sonren. Gs Fat
bic bertOmmlihe Gigarreniotm uhb
erinnert ipesen bes itumpIsn @orber>
tbeils on einen Dbitebeub Sprpebo.
Wenn bas Boot iiber WaNer treibsn
foll, iptrb cine 9a3mai9ine, ptrr Is
unterieeifd fdbrt, perben accumllius
torbatterisn benubt; lebtere iinb Iebr
fdhper unb befinben fi9 in Der Yfit!e
bes S9iffes unter befen @4Ie. llc5cr
ben 8atterien auf ieber S,ite res
S9tffss lisgen SebGlter fiji eeprsbte
2uft, bic Der 8emannung bsim Saus
den 2uft sufiibren. Der Gasmrtor
lit por Der Mai9ine an5.6rdht; er
bient aud ba5u, bic n6tbige Glcttricis
tat sum 9lufIpei6ern gu er5eugen.
sSn benz 8ielraum pirb fliiiIiser
8rsnnitpff eineenOmmen, bdnebsE tts
finben Iib 8ebGlter, bic beim TaldJsn
Waier als Sallait einnebnen. Stnb
bieie 8ebGlter gefiiut, 1T bic Sts
mannuns bolISGblis, 10 bletbt rr6 Elm
lleberi9uB BON S4pimmfd9i9teit prn
225 pfunb, unb bas ltnteriinten rpirb
Our4 NieberlaFsn Der pag:re4t lies
eenben Sdu9ruber 5epirft. ipobei RE
@pripdrtsbeipesuns bes Sdiffes nit
aum Nisberbriiden benubt ipirb. Sas
Boot ipirO bur9 sinen feinen 9tppczat
Ghnli9 benz Der ielbIttrsi6snosR Sra
pebOs, in Der sstpiini9tsn 5iefe eebal=
ten. 9lm Steren 1T eine Sano1e fir
Dbite Sorpebos ange6ra9t, fsrsn
mebrere in elmer beioncers sinserla,ez
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ppm 9sfdGfte suriid. iibstli.Ben mir
bic 2eitung. Hebtn mir orbinirt elm
aHaeitelIter Irat. SD fibre bas atss
lier auf eisene 9tednuns, Dsr0iene piel
mebr als i9 bsrbrau6e unb gable in
&aten cine 9lbIDiungsiumme an meine
8erpanbten, bic in abiebbarer 3eit
abgetruben iein pirb."
9ei bieIen Worten erbpb fie iiGh, als
iei bic 2lubiens gu @nbe.
n8sraeiben sic mein Ginbrinsen,"
sntsesnete er. feline Saltune pisbergsz
ipinnenb, sic baben ii9 gerettet aus
eieener &raft."
.@erettet," unterbra1 fie i'm.
nWieber Elm falf9 angebra4tes Roz
manport! Denn eine neiinSebniGbs
rige @pubernante ii9 in einen iungen,
psrf9ulbsten 9lriitutraten perliebt, 10
lam es taum anbers fommM als es
fam. 9ebt iie baran 5u 9runbe, 1T
tein f9abe um iie. SD = i'm Sesens
tbeil = i9 bin fart geipprben bura
ienes Sussnberlebnib."
.Sie ipre9en. Sttilis, als pGren
Sic nift mebr jung"
n0as i6eint Sbnen nur 10, neil i9
@erniinftiqes Pre4s. i'd fiibIe MIDI
nod gang jung"
9(uf ibr bringenbes 8efrassn ers
sdblte er nod ettpas bon fi9 islbit.
sic madte ibm ben 8orI4lag. frsunbs
fhaftli9 miteinanber gu berfsbren.
Gr nabm ben @orI9lus anf9eineno
banfbar an, bod nit benz ftillen 8ors
behalf, babon teinen @ebrau9 gu
MAIDEN, benn er fiiblte it9 au ipenig
Serr Der Situation.
Sebo9, er belt ii9 IelbIt nibt Dort.
Die 2esre unO 8sreinIamung in unb
Inn i'm eri9iitterte feline gnti4liife;
er iiberpanb ieinen Gtel ppr benz
S4autaiten nit ben fali9en @ebifen
unb iu6te Ottilie tpieber unb tpieber
auf. @ines Sages fiiblte er, bab bic
alte 2iebe tpieber eripa9t ipar, unb er
fanb ben Mutb, biss gu seitsben. limb
fie geitanb ebenIo freimiitbis, bab ibr
Gbnli1 um's Sers iei.
rIber mir miiHen bas befGmpfen. ="
fdgte iie, nbdtten sic bamals bic arme
8oubernante sebeiratbet. 10 mare bas
cine 0ummbeit, aber 3uglei9 Elm Sez
rpismus getpeien, benn Sic bGngeu
an bem alten Srduenibeale. @ine
3ubnte9niterin, penn lie aud bas
@intommen zines SberIten bat, Oas lit
unGItbetifh, bariiber tommen sic
ni4t binaus. SD tuerbe Sbnsn las
gen: 2afen sic iitb BON mir Sbre
3dbne plpmbiren! bab mir uns beibe
beilen. @ir tperben uns ni6t mebr
als Mann unb Deib gegeneinanber
fiiblen."
Sic pGombirte feline 3dfrs, bic es
redt nDtbig batten. 2lber es balf
nidts. gti9t sinmal Der S9uutaiten
fhredte i'm mGbr.
2an9Iam, aber ii9er fuben iie bas
@ei6id ii9 erfiillen. sic ipsrOen eiz
mes Saaes beiratben unb re9t sliids
lid iperben, obslei9 er einmul ibre
2ei6e i'm ipeibeumbuI9ten 8aHer
fu9te, pbslei4 iie iebt falf9e Sabine
nah ameritunii4er Wtobe Derfertigt
unb einieBt.
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unb am Siirnberg BEL Sallein dusz
beut,ten. Die lebtern i1iiBten ibn
bur9 elm gaitea an Der StGtte bes
ipGtern S9loFes. in bsFsn Offront
Elm 9ebG9tnibltein eingemauert lit.
ben Der prpeurator Marius Mdrtialis
unb befen Satin Gupid Suitina gum
Q(nbenten an ibren Sobn erri6teten.
SpGter 5oeen bic ritterlidsn @ei9le9z
ter Der 9egenb BON ibren 9urgen berz
ab in bic Stabt, Inn binter bersn
Mausrn bur9 S9ifffdbrt unb Sanbel
gu 6obem Hei6tbum gu geldngen.
gta9 9erlaFen Der Station 2aufen
umtreiIt bic 9ubn in GROCER @urpe
bas tief eingeI9nittene Slubtbal. Sen
felt besielben blidt bic ipeitbin iidtbas
re, sierli4e. bpppeltbiirmige @uu=
fubrtstir9e Maria 9i6l bon sriinem,
fonnisem Wieienbang berdb, unb Sur
2intsn i9lumrsert Der rei5enbe Das
ginger See, an bsfen lfer bic Reiben=
grGber Der eriten gerhaniI9en 9lnIieb=
Ter blobselegt ipurosn. Bel Station
Tribolfing bur9i4neibst bic 8abn bas
Iogen. y9einfelo" nit rOmiI6en Sentz
fteinen unb Sdulen. oas ebenio ipie bic
tprtigsn 6lurnamen pStrsitpisie" uno
,OtetpieI e" bic @rinnerung an Wdls
pldbe inmitten zines 9ebietes urGltez
tier gultur pereipiet. Die pfdrrfir6e
Itebt duf Der StGtte elmer r6mil9en
gtieberlaNung, unb in oeren Rdbe lit
tiir3lib Elm mebrere tauIenb 2ei9name
bergenoes @rabfslb aus Der Meropins
9ers3eit entbedt tporbsn. Obsrbalb bes
5lubufsrs Ssigen iib be Sriimmsr Der
Burg bss cinit mdAtigen 9rufensez
I6le9tss 2ebrun.
S6on BON ipeitem Der griibt nun
BON 6obem Siigel berab bas mulerii9e
5cmGuer bes ulten S9loNss Der Sta
tion Sittmoniug, elm tleines, freunoliz
DIES StGot9en, uuf bsfen gllter beuts
nod SerbrOdslte Rinsmauern unO biz
iiere, bebGbige Sbure binpeutsn. n5is
tdmanninga 8illula" seb6rte Su ben
Gltsiten Seiibunsen bes ialSburger
Stubls als cine S9sntung Ser5oe
2beobebsrt's gu gnfang bes 8. Sabrs
funbsrts ; ss Dsrbantte sleih 2aufen
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Die Saf5a6t6ar. .3a6m.

Inter ben sablrei9en Gofalbabnen,
bic pGbrenb Der lebtsn Sabre in 8aps
erH sntitanbsa iinb, 1T bic iiinsfts bers
fslben bieienigs, bic in elmer 2dnse bon
II &ilomstsr bic Station Sreilaffing
Der Sauptlinie Miin9en Sal5burg
nit Der 2inie Miin9sn Simba9 psr>
binbst, ii9 ldngs Der Salaah, elmer
Godtsr Der @letfder. binaisbt, einen
bisbsr itilen, frtsbli9sn GrbenpinteI
benz Weltpsrtebr Dffnet unb Ioipobl in
8ssug auf lanbi6aftlihe SdOnbeit
als au9 babur9 intereFant eri4eint.
baB iis biitoriI9 bentpiirbise @sfiloe
bsrii6rt. Die 9egsnb trGst aipar ni4t
pilbromantiI9sn SOdsebirgs gRas'
rdtter, ipnbern nur bic Mertmale
ldnbliher Sbbae; bod griibsn aus Der
5trne bic gllpen bes Salstammersnts
herein.
8Gbrenb BON SsilaiIing Elm tur5er
S9ienenitrdng mad benz beriibmte1
Babe unb 2uftturort ReidcnhaI unb
mad benz unperglei9li9en 8er6tesgas
ben fiibrt, ipsnbet ii9 bic neue 2oialz
babn in entgegengeiebter Ridtung benz
beitern, bon bebui9ten SDben5iigen
eiagerabmten Sal5aAtbul, Der @renSe
SmiI6en 9apern unb Oeitsrreidb. 81,
beipest ii9 babel meiit ouf coupirtem
Serrain, bur9i9neibet lidte Walbpars
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li9en @aItb0fen, folibsn. ebrenfeiten
Siirgerbduiern unb ipebrbaften Sbpz
rem bemsrtt man 10 redt, baB Burg
bauIen tpenigitens cine 8ergdngenbeit
bate, lpenn es aud leioer nit Der &C.
genipart i9le6t beitellt 1T.
reber ben untern Stabttbeil erbebt
ii4 sIei4 einem 5elienborit itols bic
Burg, cine langgebebnte Reibe bon
WGllen, 3innen, @rG6sn, Sbpren,
8riiden unb Mausrn, bic Der Stabt
elm ritterli6es, rOmantiides 9eprdse
berleiben. 0ie Burg Ser!dllt in Orei
9lbi6nitte, beren ieoer bur9 einen tisa
fen, in ben 5eIiensrat einsei9nittenen
9rdben unb bur9 Elm feItss, nit 3ugz
bride perIebenes SbOr seIi6ert mar.
Den 6erpprrdgenbiten She'll biloet bas
eigentlide S9loB, bic friibere Reiis
beng; es liegt am fiibli9en @nbe Der
9lnbD6e, bic bier tell gum SIuiIe ubs
fGlt, uno 1T nit ibren SpiBtbiirmen
unb boben 9iebeln Der bominirenbe
Puntt Der gan5en @egenb. Saneben
bebt ii4 Der plumpe. BON f9aurisen
Sagen umI9pebte pulosrtburm bers
aus. Bon Der alien Serrli9feit bes
5iiritsniiBes lit freiIid ipents mebr
iibrigssblieben; bic S9lpBgebGube
bienten in ben lebteR Sabrbunbertsn
gu Mmtsituben unb &alernen.
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Cine Sslutte i'm Gmbrpo.

Die .&spublit Guba" bat nun aud
ibre Slotte. @roB 1T iie allerOings
ni9t, bieie Slptte, benn fe beitebt aus
nur einem Sabr5euge, Ramens rIls
frebO", bas so SUB lang IL SUB brett
lit unb einen Siefgang bon II Sub
bat, iiberbies ni6t einmal CUR 8ldiie
Der 9ampfer seb0rt, ionOern leOisIi9
cine Segelpa9t lit, penn es au4 nit
einem Yetroleummptpr als Silfsmdz
f9ine beriebsn purbe. 9afiir bat aber
bieIe 5lOtte in Der perion bes Gapis
tGns S'8rien, genannt Dynamite
Sobnnie". einen ~4bmirul" unb in ben
iieben Mann ieiner 8eiubung liest
aipeifellos Der 8ern CUR tiinftigsn a4s
tunsgebietenben Slotte Gubas. Wiit
Der 4rmiruns bes Sdiffss 1T es freis
lid ni9t tpett Der. 3tpei @inpfiinOer
unO atpsi 9uBenb Sanbfeuerpuffen
bilbsn bas sanse Qrienal bes r4lz
frebo", fir feline 3pede als Sepei9enz
boot biirfte biefe 8etpuffnuns aber bins
rei6enb formibabel iein.
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Die 9ielicitisfeit oes &ufeS.

yGin ausgsru6ter Sppf", tpie BET
8erliner iagen ipiirbe, ideint bic eng
lii6enShriftitsllsr BON einem gang be-
ionoeren Stanbpuntt 9eleIen gu baben.
Gr bat aus einem Der bebeutenoiten
robelliItiiden @erte zines piel seleIez
men eneliI9en 2lutors einen 2lusSug
aIler Giseni9aftsp0rter semu9t, bic
ben y&uB" ndber be5ei9nen. Quf bieie
@eiIe lit es ibm gelungen, eine anIebn@
liCbe 2iite Der tpioerIpre9enbiten 9lts
tribute bss &ufes SuiummenauiteGlen,
bic manben nit ipeniger SantaIie BE-
gabten S9riftitellern BON nidt gu uns
teri9dbenbsm Nuben fein biirfte unb
ibnen baber ni9t porentbdlten psrben
Iou. Die Semperatur zines SuTes gez
lanet bur6 fpleenbe Wprte gum gluss
brud: falt, iparm, eiIig, brennenb, fros
fig, dliibeno, beiB, ldu. Iengeno, erz
Itarrtnb unb feurig. Die Saler beSei9s
net Der 8erioTer meiItentbeils our9:
lang, flii4tig, etpi9oauernb, bditig,
nimmerenbenb uno turS. lin bas Wez
fen zines SuiIes MIR unnGbernb gu
9arafteriiiren, iperben Worte aus alien
9ebieten berange5o9en. 9alIamii6,
buftenb, aromatiI6, tbuuFriih, beraus
I1enb, t$aLid, feuerutbmenO, eDttli6,
leibeni6uttIi6. ianft fromm, beilig,
tsufliI6, iiberiroiI9, fanutiId, glei4s
eiltig, to1, Torglos, burmIos, uni6ulz
big, naip, iiiB, i9merSli6. Iebniii9tis,
Tuugenb, pabniinni9, perlangenb, fiss
berbaft, Oerriidt, parubieiiid, melans
6oliIh, nartotii9, 6e3uuberno, aornis,
raIenb, iibermiitbig, gelungpeilt, ers
I9ausrnb, aitternb, f9ii9tern, breiit,
mutbig, i6eu, inbriinItig, na4lGfig,
tobestraurig, Sart, ltebeno, Suriidbdls
teno, riidIihtslos fam Elm Sub ietn,
uno nod lunge nidt 1T Der Rei6tbum
an 9s5ei6nuneen erihDpft, pbpobl
mir es bei bieIer 9liitbenleie betpenoen
laiIen ppllen. 9ieaei6t finben IiA aud
bel uns 2eute, bic iibsr 2angeipeile gu
tlaoen baben unb benen es elm 8erz
anii9en bereiten ipiirbe, einmdl etnen
mooernen beutihen Roman auf bieien
| Snbalt bin gu priifen uno bas grgebs
nib bstannt gu geben.
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e;nen f8iefen Spiesel obsr Elm grisma
unb cine fleine RObre ipie in elmer
Camera lucida Elm Bib Der WdHers
umsebuns auf cine Safel i'm Sbarms
6en geipprfen. Sas Boot fiibrt einen
GompaB unb einen ielbitthdtissn Sies
fenmeFer. 8eim 9tnsriff auf Elm
Sdiff sebt bic Spllanb 10 pOr, bab
nur ibr SbiirmdeR ii9tbar lit. @lei9
nad benz 2tbfsusrn bss S9isBbaums
pollseihofes fintt iie unter. nm ii4
feinbliden 9ei9oFen 5u ent5ieben.
sSm aueenblid Der gntlabung tpirb
bur9 cine bsmerfenspsrtbe 8orri9a
tung cine bas @etpi9t bes 9eI9ohes
ausaleidenbe WaFermense in ben
&islbebdlter aufsenommen.
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9as SoGano. o.8 oot.

Das na9 benz Hamen ieirss Grz
bduers benannts untsrIseii5s Sprpstos
boot nSoIanb", bas bic 9lufmsrtidm>
teit bon Sadmdnnsrn rpic &aitn NIT
Redt auf ii4 selentt Int. fdeint in
bem gesentpGrtigen &rieee nun to9
@erpsnouns finben gu ioll,n. 3abl>
reide probefabrten ba5sn ben :9eipsis
geliefert, baB bas Boot fopobl udf rer
Sberfld6e fpie inter bsrIel6sn btrs
ipenbbur 1T unb in bisI.r 9iniit9t
alien 8erbeiBungen ieinss grbautrs
entfprt4t; nun ipIl nod bic Jdbigtsit
bes unbeimli9en Sabr3suges, 2prpcs
bos ub8ufeuern, bur4 einsebsaOe @ers