Franz Hawlik

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Franz Hawlik , pseudonym Theodor Waldbach , (born May 4, 1858 in Opava , † early 1914 in Marburg an der Drau , Austria-Hungary ) was an Austrian balneologist , writer and bookseller.

Life

Franu Hawlik grew up in the Moravian - Silesian city ​​of Opava, where he also attended school. After contact with Heinrich Mattoni he became administrator of the at Eger located Bohemian spa town Gießhübl-Puchstein in Carlsbad , where he worked as Balneologe including.

In 1897 Franz Hawlik moved to Johannisbrunn as spa director . In 1903 he went to the capital Vienna, where he worked as a freelance editor for a year before taking over a bookstore in the city of Leibnitz in Styria in 1904 . Here he also worked as publisher and editor of the Alpenländische Verkehrs-Zeitung . This newspaper was temporarily accompanied by the practical information for trade and commerce, agriculture and housekeeping .

In 1908 Franz Hawlik moved to Marburg an der Drau, where he lived as a retired spa director until his death , which overtook him before the outbreak of the First World War.

Works (selection)

  • All sorts of things from Mattoni's health resort Gießhübl-Puchstein. Poems, feature sections, views and sketches from friends and visitors to the spa , self-published, 1890
  • Rodisfort near Gießhübl-Sauerbrunn , 1895
  • Water pearls , 1899
  • Mohr magic. Romantic Singspiel in six pictures, music by Carl Auer. Dedicated to Countess Marie Razumovsky , 1900
  • Legends and all sorts of things from the area around the Roman spring and the Ursula mountain in Carinthia , 1908

literature

  • Robert Claußner: Our Poets in Word and Image , Volume 5, 1895
  • Friedrich Jaksch : Lexicon of Sudeten German writers and their works for the years 1900–1929 , Reichenberg, 1929
  • Lutz Hagestedt (Ed.): Hawlik, Franz . In: German Literature Lexicon. The 20th Century , Volume 15, Berlin, New York: De Gruyter, 2010, Col. 265–266.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Medicinal papers. Weekly for all medicine , 1912, p. 33