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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-07-14
From Tuesdays Daily.

rIOIl IueSudy > DdIly.
Coroner Kennedy and his deputies.
Messrs. Kennedy and Rutan, secured
portions of the country yesterday and
filled out the special venire for seven
ty-fve jurors. Coroner Kennedy went
out from Mapleton, Mr.. Kennedy out
from Amboy, and Mr.. Rutan out from
Lake Crystal, and secured their men in
those sections, requiring them to APP
pear at 9 a. m. today.
The attorneys were in consultation a
portion of yesterday, and everybody felt
refreshed this morning after a two days
rest, and ready to again take up the
work of the trial.
Among those on the scene today was
Henry H. Gerhard of Black River Falls,
Wis, who is brother of the murdered
dentist and owns a large cranberry
marsh. He will remain throughout the
trial and will later be Joined by the
other members of the family who at
tended the second trial.
Great care is being taken in the Sc
lection of the jury, and it is likely that
many more talesmen will be summoned
than was the case at the second trial.
In fact there have already been sum
moned as many as were called at that
trial.
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He Had An Opinion.

Frank Hoehn, farmer living near
Madison Lake, came near being chos-
en- to serve on the case. The defense
had no challenge. Mr.. Wilson asked
him whether he knew of any reason
why he could not serve as a juror on
the case. II don't know of any except
an opinion" replied Mr.. Hoehn. When
challenged by the state for implied bias,
he said that he had no conscientious
scruples against capital punishment.
This evidently was a surprise to the de-
Tense, for when the state challenged
for actual bias Mr.. Pau admitted it.
Elmer Casper, who is a young farmer
living two miles southeast of Madison
Lake, was not challenged by the defense.
When the state challenged for actual
bias, he at first said that he had no
conscientious scruples against capital
punishment, but Immediately after
wards said that he would not vote to
convict a person where the punishment
was hanging. The defense admitted the
challenge.
Clarence NJ Van Sickle of Garden City
was excused because he had an opinion.
Gustavus Michael, Rapidan farmer,
said that he had not taken out his sec
ond papers, and was excused for that
reason. Andrew r. Johnson of Rapidan
was excused for actual bias. A chal-
lenge for actual bias in the case of John
AIagley of Aankato township was adj
mitted by the defense.
w. T. Sherman, the Garden City
blacksmith, said that he is little hard
of hearing. The court sustained chal-
lenge for general disqualification. Eric
Buskey of LeRay was allowed to 60 be-
cause of actual bias, the state admit
ting the challenge.
Frank Fuchs of LeRay was not chal-
| lenged by the defense, but said that he
had an opinion. He was not opposed to
hanging for murder in the first degree.
The state challenged for actual bias
and the defense admitted it,
| The state admitted a challenge for
| actual bias by the defense in the case
of Charles H. John of Garden City. Os-
ear M. Reynolds of Rapidan was not
challenged by the defense. He declared
that he was opposed to capital punish
ment, and he was allowed to 90 by
consent of both sides. He said that w.
Nv. Weller talked to him about the case
yesterday and asked his opinion as to
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-07-14

was challenged for actual bias and it
was admitted. George Westpahl was
excused for actual bias William Wan
dersee and Albert Buckley were not ac-
cepted.
1t is said that one of the three jur
ors selected first will have to be dis
not understand the question, whether he
knew OF any reason why he could not
try the case, when that question was
propounded to him.
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CHICAGO
GREAT
WESTERN
RAILWAY
Maple Leaf

Maple a,a Lear RAILWAY
Chicago orsst Western ny,
'Watervtile. Elystan. Madison Lake 49,
commodaton departs 500 D. m. daily
except oaIuroay arrives s:zV ..
daily except Sunday.
Trains for Weterville, Faribault. North
field, Red Wing, st. Paul, Mime
apoiis and intermediate points leave
OF 500 a. m. and $500 ?. m.
Trains for Dodge Center, Dubuque, Chi
cago, and the east, Des Moines. 90.
Joseph Kansas City and the south
west leave at $40 a. IN. and 1900 p.
m. Trains arrive from those points
at 9:35 D. IN. and s12:15 p. m.
Trans leave Tor AuslIn, Lyle, Aasos
City, Fort Dodge, Council bluffs ana
Omaha at $50 and nos D. m
and arrive at 9:,5 .. m. and l2:13 D. m.
TrbIIis Iue.rn1u run daily sA,ept sun"
day; all others daily. For n,foras-
ton az to dates or .outes to any
point apply to Chicago Great WcstarR
Agey.t AZ daDot.
W. II. BARR. Agent
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aside his opinion without evidence and
was excused
Joseph Frederick of lie Ray was
drawn as juror late this afternoon
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From SATURDAYS Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The net results of the efforts to get
a jury in the Koch case yesterday after
noon was one juror, Joseph Frederick,
a young farmer living in Leray, a mile
from Madison Lake He is thirty lone
years of age. Neither side had any
challenge, and the only question asked
was by County Attorney Wilson, who
asked him whether he knew of any
reason why he should not sit on the jury
and try the case impartially. He said
that he did not, and was accepted. He
did not realize that he was taken for he
arose to 90 and seemed surprised when
told that he was to serve on the jury.
The defense had no challenge for Jul
Jus Griebel. but the state brought out
the fact that he is opposed to capital
punishment to such an extent that he
would allow that fact to influence him
in voting for or against conviction even
if convinced of the defendants guilt.
The court excused him. 1t took some
time to develop just what his ideas were,
but he finally succeeded in making it
plain how he stood.
C. NJ. Fiero was challenged by the
defense for actual bias and it was adj
mitted The same was true of Lester H..
Fish of Madison Lake. August Wen
ner, prominent farmer living east of
the city, was excused for actual bias.
John Batto, the news dealer, was let
out for the same reason. Then, at
4:3O o'clock, Joseph Frederick was ac
cepted.
George HI. Hoerr was subjected to
quite searching examination and was
finally excused for implied bias, because
of his connection with an estate in which
Mr. Pfau is one of the attorneys.
Charles Peterson of Lime, who runs a
boarding house for Gen. Widell, was
challenged for actual bias, and when
he declared that he had an opinion and
could not lay it aside, the challenge
was admitted by the state.
Stephen Frederick, brother of the
Juror selected, was next called. He
said that he had an opinion that it
would take considerable evidence to re-
move, and the triers found the challenge
of the defense for actual bias to be true.
His brother appeared to envy him as he
left the court room. Warren B. Kid
der, a farmer of Mankato township, liv-
ing southwest of the city, was excused
for the same reason.
Seventeen of the special venire of
seventy-fve talesmen were excused for
various reasons, and thirteen were eX-
amined during the afternoon. This left
forty five for the attorneys to work on
today. This was sufficient for days
work
Frank L. McLauren, the plumber,
was the first special venireman called
this morning. He said that he would
have to have considerable evidence in
order to free his mind of his present
opinion. He was excused for actual BIZ
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William Schaefer, Farmer Limetown
Henry Heinzeman, Dairyman Limetown
Burt Fuller, Farmer " LimetOwn
Fred Boesch, Retired Farmer. AmbOy
L. w. Wells ...... Amboy
Edison Van Buren,, Farmer ...
M ankatO Township
Benjamin McGregor, Banker. MapletOn
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List of Talesmen.

The following is the list of talesmen
summoned on the second venire: Charles
Ellis, Elias Larson, David OConnor
George NJ Cooper, George G. Alderman,
Alexander ]. Ellis, Charles Halves,
George Shanahan, Chauncey Sellers.
Herbert Hicks, Thos. Leroy, Joseph II.
Dobie, Benjamin McGregor, John John
ston, Victor j. Greiner H. Christoferson,
20. w. johnson, E. B. Bailey, S. X.
Brush. J. L. Samson, T. L. Reynolds, A.
F. Ranford G. Nj. Barnes, L. w. Wells,
C. L. Peterson, A. w. Hill, August Ro-
beck. Michael Gavin, o. A. Thorstenson,
H. F. Radtke, VIM Root G.. B. Lamp,
J. A. Fisk, E. Stone, William Niles,
Thomas Nesmith, A. E. Baker, c. H.
Brace, Henry Evans, w. HI. Smith, Fred
Boesch, Benjamin Baumgartner, 0. G.
Mack, A. E. Scramlin, F. L. Austin, Al
bert Marks, j. L. NIckibben, H. c. Fit
ter. J. A. Schwartz, j. E. Salisbury.
John Howard. Pharis j. Harvey, Vern
Neal. George Rorman, James A. King.
Thomas Wilson, John Reisenbigler
Frank Pietsch, James S. Enfield, Nels
Nvouist. A. d. Axtell, Fred C. Peterson,
George B. Caldwell, David E. Seaquist,
B. L. Miller, E. w. Tanner, Nilsson Ben
net Elson Van Buren,, John W. Morse.
J. NJ. Halfhill. John E. Holmquist, c..
w. Chamberlin, VIM. Boughton, w. d.
Tipler, Harry Rev.
All except G. B. Lamp were present at
the roll call.
Judge GRAY invited those who had ex
cuses why they could not serve to pre-
sent them. and twelve were excused
Nels Nyquist was allowed to go because
of an abcess in his ear, causing
sleeplcssness and affecting his hearing;
David O'Connor because his mother-in-
law is seriously i'll; Thomas Nesmith,
because his mother is very sick; .. G.
Mack. because he has kidney trouble
that would be aggravated by sitting
still; A. W. Hill, because his wife is not
well: J. A. Schwartz, because his wife is
sick with heart troubles August Robeck.
because of asthma that is apt to come
on at any time; Harry Rev, because OF
rheumatism that gets bad when he sits
down for any length of time; Z. H..
Brace. because his wife is in poor
health: II. F. Radtke, because he has ca
tarrh and might disturb the others with
coughing.
James A. Hill asked to be excused on
the ground that he is opposed to capital
punishment. that his kidneys bother
him. and that his home is i'll Waseca
county. The first excuse was not CON
sidered, but he was allowed to go on
one of the others.
James S. Enfield said that he has sick
and nervous headache, and has decided
opinion that it would be impossible to
shake by any circumstances whatever.
He was excused for the first named
reason.
O. A. Thorstenson said that he need
ed to work on his farm and had not
time to serve on the jury. The court re-
fused to excuse him, remarking that it
would he hardship on all of the tales
men to serve, no doubt.
Enos Stone of Sterling was the first
talesman summoned. He developed an
.,,I {Ia Sfafa aopsoufpd tn his
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4rnpitt, 3ltrIffnlrit.

y 0 d II n. Rad elmer bonn 9llges
meinen $noppiTaitspsrsin goGum
peroffentIidten Ee6nunqsz uno Yer
mOgensiiberiitt fir ous sSubr 1904
betrug Oos &erm0gen oieies @ereins
77,178,141 Mart. Der 9au Der Gun
9enbeilitGtte in gerinQbauIen lit nit
6l8,205 WOrt einaeieBt.
Gel entird)en. Nahosm Die
&egierung ettldrt bat, haB ost 8ou
Der Gnicber Gjnie beim Rbein WeIers
Sanal 3n erl1orten lit uno oaB Der Weg
ourd 0eIientirGcn geben miro, be
'6IoB Der Sc ientirtener 8rsiStog zen
Nntauf 6es 400 Morgen grpben Sit
ter9uts Strange fir 100000 Wtart,
INN ieoe pripatipetuIotion gu perbins
bern unb nen @ortbeil Der GeIdmmtbeit
3utommen al laTen. @~leid8eitiQ ipurbe
Die @~riinoung elmer GeielIdoft fir Den
&dnaIbafen Wanue Sc ientird)en pou=
3O9en CUR Wobrung Der 9emeinIomsn
Snterehen.
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96Irimai(6c .,taaten.

5ranten II en-. Bon Dem
untsr Staat5uufiidt i~teEenosn Spffs
bduiers Sed)nitum (bObere 50dIdule
fir MdIdinenboll, Glettrotednit, 9ohs
unO 9ieTbau) lit Die erIte Oeuti6e Sad
iduIe fir Den Sau lan0wirtbI6afts
li6er WlaI9inen ge9rijnOet lporoen,
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belpiligte Der StoOtratb $4,000 Wart.
@otbd. Sm otter BON 81 Sabren
lit bier General b, 3. 9ollen, Siibrer
Ser lllunen in Der SAlaht bon 9ions
billie, am 16. @lguit 1870, aus Dem
2eben geIhieosn.
q rei5 3. 8rou aommer5ienrutb
.Se0tpi9 Shtlobdh bat Dem &irden9es
msinNsOor1tunb in Nuba6tbul 10000
Wiart ais StiTtung iiberlpteien CUR
Ginrihtnno elmer Observation-Disclosures
pflegs fir sic Yarobie gubddtbdl.
Sadlfel0. Nuf Dem 5u6sltein,
ser bds S6loftieIo bon SdaIfelo be-
BerrI6t, Ioll alm ~100idbriasn GeOG6tz
nib bss ungliidlidlen SrefIens bonn 10.
Sttober 1906 cine 9ismord SGllle ers
rihtet iper0sn.
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2aocu.

g arlSru {. Der 8un0e8rat6
bat Die 3uIo1una DER g(biturisntinnen
oes Sdrlsruber WobGen @DmnaIiumS
5l beuti6en meoi3inii6en Staatsz
eraminn oefinitio beihloien.-0er
Woroer 0es 9isnItm0o@er8 &noa BEL
Wipsbu6 mur0s bier in Der YerIpn oeS
17iGbri9en So6nc5 bes pddters oeS
gDttinger 9rfc5, Satob 9intsle, Uers
boftet.
8a0cus9ao Sen. Ser 8iirgers
ousIdub Bot 10000 W}urt fir Ole 8es
inafflng cine8 Erciettes fir cine eletz
triihs S%trdBcnbahn Rom gabnbof
Oos ourh Die Gtoot bis 2ihtentbul
beipiligt.
Srci burg g., S6lahtenmuler
Nilbelm gmeIe 1T Tier i'm after pon
rs Subrcn aelorten.
Sffen burq. Die R06er b.
9icrSburL zines Der 0~lteiten. betdnns
teitsn un0 populGriten @eIhle6ter pa
oens. Ole in Der 8ssen6 3piiAen
SffcnburQ unO 2abr du5ge0e6nten
@iiterbe'iB felt Gem Sabre 1863 bds
Zen, feierten, nit ibrem Senior, @enes
raj Ser Snfanterie 3. .. Wilbelm 5rei.
BERN R0oer b. 8iersbur9, an Der
GpiBs, auf Der Ruine bes alten
StammIhloNes gu 9iersburg ods
450idHrige geIeben Ser TamiIis.
Sauber6iI6 osbeim III. Nm
bier boaenoste O;sier 3agc Trau 90
fcpbine Miadlcr i6ren 100. 0eburt8td9.
Die miiroile Wotronc 1T t6rperlih uno
9eiitiq nod friIh uno REGAIN uno ers
frellt iih inioIQe ibres Wo3ltbdtigteitss
inns 0rOber 9eliettteit.
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@Irttent6 erd.

StuttQurt. Die 86nioin bat
anIabIi9 hires @eburtSfeites gr0bere
Summen fir Acknowledgements 9es
ihertt, ~beIon0ers fir ole ourd) Sagels
i6!a9 0eidd0i9ten.-@ra Saltreutb
tat feline 4roienur an Ger Ntuoemie Der
bilpenoen &iinIte nieoerge!egt, I'M lid
gang ieinen eigenen StuNien lpiomen
81 t0nnen.-0sr miirttemter9iIde 8es
neral Der S%nfantcrie 3. 9. b, Srannenz
itein 1T 9eItorben.
GbGtngen. Der SO Sabre alte
Notar Ssder purbe pom Sdpur9ez
rid)t lpe9en lInter'6ldQun9 omtli6er
gel0er il S3fc non 10000 W}art unter
NuSi6luB milosrnoer llmItdno: gu
ricr SGbren ,3uhtbous inter 9(nreh
ntng pol dG). W}onr!cl ll1tsr'udungss
bait psrurtteilt.
Srte6ri h y EN-. Die Res
parutlr beS ~tijr5lid) lei Der 2eJun9
reryeBt'n 6rsnIpuhtatsI8 bon bier
na6 Npmalshprn loir0 70 ntel 2eit in
@nIpru6 nebmcn, roB Die neue 4egung
crit i'm ndhiten 6riibjobr miro erfols
gen t0nnen.
Ssfinseu, 0ieIer 1aas fweierte
Der aud in meitersn 9~reiien ~telonnte
Yrioatmunn aurl &uoupp nit ieiner
Gbeirau i'm areile leiner 6omiIie bos
ieltene Set Ser goIoenen J0of3eit. Sin
beIonOerer Hei3 >plros Der 6sier bur6
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in Nmerita IebenOen Sin0er bss SUI
~belpUareS psrlie6en, mel6e ipe3ieQ 81
bieiem 3ruet bierbergereiit noren.
Il | M, Sm Miiniter puroe tiir5liA
olf Ser Siioictte Oss Gbors bintsr Ser
Riitlpano oeS GborgsitiiblS ser birette
3uQanQ bon 0a in Die Sotriitei aufgss
%funoen, Der ii6 ais groBes QotbiIfes
portal nit berrIihcm MaBlpert aug
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in Ieiren 6prrCn un0 Erofilen 'ebr alt
uno intereN0nt 1T. Der Gin9dng lit
jsBt 5u9emaucrt uuO bonn Gborgsitii3l
peroett.
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EfIa6. Sot6riu8en.

9 tra burQ. Inter Den aus
Sborn eingr3ogensn Retrltsn oes 172.
Regiments in Gtrobburg Iinb 6bo-
erdba3illentrdaer auf9sfunOsn iporosn.
Gin Qutomobil fubr in 3ipei rus
belnoe Srompeter bonn 81. 4rtiaeries
Regiment binein; elmer Oerielbtn, Elm
Ssraeant, ipuroe estOotet. -4nbier 1T
tiir3lid Der @%runbItein gu ein.m SOls
ootsnbeim gsleat iporben Der PRO
feKor Der Geihidts, Or. 3beooor 2uOs
mig, lit bier aeitorben,
M 3. Vas bieIigs Sdwliraeriht
berurtbeilte Den % Sabre altsn Mr6si
ter Sobdnn Crap aus SsuBlih bel
9isosnbofsn ipesen Raubes uno 9oots
f9Iass, besansen an isinsr 3dnte, Der
Icoigen Waria Spiel in Seubih. gu
lebenslGnalihsm 3uAtbaus uno 5sbn
Sabren Gbroerluit, ionis CUR Sragung
Der Soften oes gsrfubrens.
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Sa6Cem.

SresAen. Nab einem omtli6en
Yerihte betrlg I'M Sabre 1904 Die Mns
3obl Der @erpIlegten in oen feds 1Gdz
fIteu &an0ssirrenuItaIten 46l2, gegen
4434 i'm Sabre 1903. IS perItorben
in Den feds Gan0esanItolten 5uiammen
289 067 mGnnlihe, 122 lpeiblite)
perIpnen. Zen Qun0esanItalten 1T fer
ner nod Die 9~(nItaIt fir GpileptiIde 5u
9o6peiBlden 3u5urehnen. $oier toni
men nur Die geiitesgeItGrten GpiIeptiter
in 8strodt, 6eren All mGnnliAe uno
800 meiblide Oorbanoen ipuren.-0sm
GpangeItIteu 9uno, 3~tpsigpereiu
Dresden, 1T BON 5pei 6reunOen Elm Ges
ihent BON je 800 Wiart unb so Mart
fir Die 3lpede bcs 8unOes 3%u9egungen.
NnnaDerQ. Sn elmer SiBun9
,beI6lOiien Die Sta0tperoroneten Die
l%lebtrrabme Der pom Gelper6eperein
1883 georiinNeteu un0 bisber psripalte
ten 9eperbIifen 6ortbilbun9Si6ule in
itd0tiI1e 0erlpOltung.
IA II + en-. Dor &ur5em ipurbe in
6phtir6 oos 9entmaI fir ole in Der
Sd!a6t bel 6oftir6 am IA. Ottpber
1853 9eTallenen Seiterreider uno
YreuBen entbiilt. On Der Seisr nab
men 8epututioaen DIterrei6iIter uno
oeutider Re0imenter, 1olpie WilitGrs
psreine beioer Notionsn tbeil.
GbemniB ). Sier Itdrb Der Gbrens
SbermeiIter Der GbemniBer 5leii6ers
Stunning, 8. ". N}. 2idelbapn. Seirer
@nergie bat GbemniB Die Grrihtung
ieincs neitbetannten mu~iteroiltigen
S9lohtz uno YiebboIes au honten.
Getp3i9 q, NiS Nnl0b ibrer 1907
jG6riesn oylt6ildum5 Beier itiftete Ole
Tirmd =. q. 9rpdbous 100000 Wart
fir lire Nnqeitelten.
3tttau. @nlGBlih oes i'm sunni
'tottQefuuoenen 50idbrigen SubilGums
0es bieIiQcn ReaI9Dmna1iumS baben ole
ebemdliocn Ghiiler Der 2(n'talt oi.ier
cine Stifturo in 60be BON 10000
Mart gemuft. Die Ye~ripenoung Der
3inien bleibt Dem QebrertoQegium
iibsrlaKen.
3pitau. Die Gr9ffnuna unb
Ginpeibuno Der bier neuerri6teten
3ie9IerT6ule erTpl9te nellif in @caens
mart BON 9ertretern Der Stdot uno
bieIiQer Qebron'talten.
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2Srdnuf6weis. An6nlt. Sippe.

8raun d 10 / g. &ir5l6 puroe
oas BON oen Srtstruntcnto6cn nes
9cr1oetbumS bel @o!iCnbjjttel errif
tete 9robe @eneIun9s0ejm einQepeibt.
0e a II. Der peybeiratDcte so
iGDriae aauImarn Trouanoorf erI6oB
Die 3OiGbri3e 5rau oea @Gytner3 9oppe
unO i6 'elbit. Yejo, blttcn elm Sic
be9perGGItniB NIT einanoer,
Oct mol D. Der SippiI6e @rbs
fpl9eItreit lit nlnmebr enoailti9 emit
f6ieoeu. 0os 8ei6sgeridt in Qsip3iq
CAB ben 2~(ntrd9cn Der 8ieIterfeloer in
allen Yunften mad, uno Der Orafregent
2eopOlO beitieg ais YeopoIO Ill. ben
Sbron.
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ipuros in elmer Sibunq osS Staotratbs
etnitimmiq 9iirgermeiiter Or. &iiffner
in WeiBenbura a. Guno gepGbIt.
CUB N i a 8 + a n. Die Sra
g0oie in Der Camille bcs 9oglibners
Sob, Neis, Der feline 6rau uno ouS
bieriGbrige Sinh ourh 8eit6icbe ME
oerItredts, bat nun Elm Spfer geforoert.
0a8 Sinb III tiir5lih geitorben, Der
3uitano Der 5rou ldbt aud psnig
9offnung auf 9eneIun9.
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Sreie St1bte.

Sam q. Die pbli1atoriIhe
SortbiloungsIhule ioQ mad, Dem 0prz
IdIaqe Der Sortbilounesihultommiis
ion Der 9iireeridaft in Samblre fir
Die mGnnlihs Su9enb bis gum pollene
oeten 10. Sabre einaefiibrt peroen. Der
llnterridt 'olk Dolliger Sdeesunterriht
iein uno pS4sntlih onrdIhnittlifl
minbeItens feds Stunosn b%etrasen.-
Sobisr lit Baron b.. 2iiBoip. aus benz
Saui6 Yrp3eB befannt. ipeaen 8eirlgs
oeden ole aropper Sell unb Wobltbds
tiateitsonItalten In feiner Gigenihaft
ais Sfpsitsr @sIGGftsfiibrer gu iehs
Wonatsn G~efGnsniB p%erurtbeilt porz
Den.
Bremen. 9ie 9iireerIhuft err
tbeilte Die 9enebmigun9 CUR @nteigs
nung ser CUR Grpeiterung bes Safens
ia Yremsrbapsn .rforosrliden @runbs
Tiide unb bslpiaiste oaSu 100000
Mdrf.-Ser @rbeiter Oebmter iootste
feline graut, cine pldlterin. ourd tinen
HepolpsrIhub in bic Sdldfe; odrauf
jagte er iif Ie!bIt cine augel bur9 Den
aopf. Der Wlorbei mar 'ofprt toot,
oas Mdpben Ndrb auf Dem transport
mad Dem 9rantsn6auis. Der YrunO
sn Der Shat paren GbshinoerniiIs.
2iibed. Der Gaufmann Wilbelm
@obnboff puroe ipegen GROCER 8etriis
sereien uno umfansrsidsr Wshlelfdl-
f1ungen perDaftet.
0focn6nrs.
gIsfIeth. Bel Der Sniel Nalts
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oteIe Yotfndtt nod i'm YdIais Glarp
in Der 9errengahe untersebraft mar.
Sein eriter G6ef mar Der 0er5og ppn
@ramont. 49, OberItlsutnant Wtarimiz
lian Giici,ric5 b. 9acIdnp oes General
Itabstorps 1T gum @eneralItabS6ef oes
10. Sorps in @gram ernannt poroen.
-Sie I'M 70. Qebensilb Itebenoe
6rau SSp6annu Simonetta Sanorod,
Wiutter Der SGduIpielerin 5rGuletn
NbeIe uno Der Sofi9ouipisIerin /. g.
6rGu!ein Dilbelmine Sanorot, 1T
tir5Iih bonn epanaeliI6en gum tatbos
ltIhen Glauben iibergetreten.
SreQen5. Sm Glettri5itdtsrpert
Henoeu 1T Der Wonteur 9iui6ut BEL
Ser Yrpbe elmer nellen WlaIdire nit Der
eIettriIden 2eitung in 8eriibrung gsz
tommen. Gr Iant Iofort loot nieoer.
0 ra 3. Nnbier lit Der peuIionirte
G~befreoatteur Der umtlihen ,@ra3er
c3eitung," taiierlider Hotb Or. 6ran3
3titler, int CT. Qebsnsiabre 0sitcrben.
Gina. Der @emeinoeratb bsI6Iob
ole @%infiibrung elmer 2urusIteuer fir
Die Saltun9 pon Yeoienten, S0hen,
autI6eru, Gqutpagen, Rsitpferoen unO
Nutomobilen, iopie fir Den 8onIUm
bon Sett.
M ricnb a 8. 6ierort8 bat iih
Elm &omite gebiloet, 6ds ii6 CUR Nufz
gdbe felt, CUR @rinnerung an Die i'm
Sabre 1904 in Warienbdo itdttgebabte
3uIdmmentunft oes 9diiers Sran5
SoIepb nit 3Oniq Gbuarb bon @ngz
lano Elm SentmaI 81 errt6ten. IS
miro in einem lieben Wcter boben Sra
nitobeIisten beIteben uno Dor Dem
.Sotel Weimar" aufgeItelt lperoen.
Stenr. Neuli6 inipiairte Na4ts
Ser @prmeiiter 2eopolO @laier BON ser
eriten 8otterie oes IA. Gorps sNrtilz
leries Heaimcnts oen Dor Dem Wunis
tionsoepot ollfgeiteaten Wo6poIten.
g(uf Den Huf oeS poItenS CAB @laIer
teine Mntiport, Der i~padebo6enoe Mrs
tiQertIt motte bierauf bon Der Waffe
Gebrouf, Die 8u9el traf Den Dor
meiiter am Srbe uno perleBte ibn nidt
unerbeblid.
Sem b r. en- Ger @emeinoe
Sintopdr 0rangen permummte RGuber
in bos 9auS bes Saufmannes W}ihdel
9oftu, ermoroeten oieIen i'm Bette,
pIiinosrten Die Safe unb oas Sc
f6Gft8lotal, Iuben Die @eute ollf einen
Wagsn urO iagten oapon. Sin alter
9iensr, Der aus Dem 0erltede Der 8lut
that SugeIebeu bate, perlor Dor S6red
ole Sprahe,
3 rautendu IL. Der bisberiee
9iir9ermeiIter Tau6 ipuros einItimmig
WieoergepGblt.
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0eferrei6.

Nisn. Die seIammts Bier Grssus
9ung Der Oiterrei4iI4en 9rauereien
liant in Der Sampasne 1904-1905,
bauptid6li6 infolse Grbobung Der
Ganocsdbgdtsn nm 718,584 auf 49,,
180,590 9ettoliter. Die ftdotli6e
gieriteuer perminoert 'i9 oaourd1 UNI
2,636,927 aronsn auf 73,380,9 1896
aronen.-Der erite aan3lsioiensr Der
fran30iii4.n gotidaIt in Wisn. Sean
Bon, luuroe in Den Rubeitdno perlebt.
@r bat bier untsr 3p0lf gotidaftern
Jrantreihs geoieni. uno 3ipar iton 3u
lener 9sit. als Dor nun So Sahren