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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
PRoLoverye - coNrERrEcE.

IL was said a few days ago that Il the
peace conference should De Qrolo1Eed a
week it would improve the chances for
an amicable Agreement The adjourn
neut TO Saturday. however. in view Of
the reports regarding the meeting On
Wednesday. does not carTy with il any
assurance that peace chances are
ting q the couference there was nothing
70 indicate that the envoys were any
nearer an agreement than they bad been
before IL was shown hat the Russian
representatives are sun hrmly deter
mined not % reimburse japan for tie
cost OF the war, 10 matter in what form
the latter nay put be- demand he
coup7uUise proposed upC1 the suEEes-
ton Of President Roosevelt. was unhesi-
tstingly rejected by Russia's rsprese1fz-
tives and unless the car shan ovsrTule
then. which Is b-elisved % - utterly iE1-
prclsble. il IS lot Doubted that they vii
adhere % the position they have taken.
thst Is, Let 70 pay Japan = kopeok foc
TIE coSt q TIE vzr.
VIII Iapan rece6e fror her teus1dl ?
Il Is possible. Nut extremely inp-oosble-
She fully believes tat tie claim sbe
makes fo- reimbursement is reasonable
and 'ust G1t n this sbs las the coacur-
reace q al who are lot in sympathy
with Russ5z- No argument that has
hen made ~ TIE cars e1voys 70 Jus
tity refusal 70 pay an indemnity. O.
vhzt Is equivalent 70 IL Is convincing.
ne fact tAst Jaqzn has obtained that
fcr whi-A Sc went 70 wzr. ard witch
So hzd earnestly sought % serure
A0o-Eh peGesful means, Is not = Eood
ress51 WIZ sbs sbo1]d 1os ssk % bs ~
i-bCCset fCr TIE cost Of q coa1icr that
WAS co-ced Upo7 he-. At S1y the -
fore Fsb-1zry. 1874. RUSsia cCud have
Svsrgei var by cETyt1z c-t TIE sgre<-
Cs1r So E85s with China snd he-
7-o-'ses 70 JSpsn sEt c-hsr countries
reEz71ug TIE cccUpStio1 q Ms1cAUrls
he terms propcS~i ty japan n rhe -
cc-isIio-s that preceded hoS-littss we've
cot ssve-e % eIscrf1E. But Russia -
Esved ether thZt japan ~o1l5 lot 20
% vsr o- Il Sc lid vrould be easily vnn-
sUishei Sc vent q s-re2gths1t-E
bs- Pos1tsu1 IN rbe far szst and thus pro-
vokei ho'sriE-iss- Beng resq'o1Srl,s foS
- var. japan las & righteous claim
upoa hs- To- is COST II treasure For
the tens q tho-sso5s q Js7s1's valiant
sos5is-S vho have tsnea n the co,sicz
ths-e cz1 - % co=pe-szrsoz- Thsy are
l1sV % ths.- ccUtrT s1d thssr wi5rvs
s1i o-rsLzs must - ez-ed tc- ~ ths
1Goz
Pe-AEqS Sst--tzy's meeting VII ~
SIT IN = rupture -hIt VII ed - co.
ts-s-ce- Suu rhe-e s-e so2s vho have
zcc Eivs1 u boQe, s2o1E t5s7 PrvSs-
ds-t Roosevelt he = s-l actively
vCCkE-E to- peace S15 Z i sid CEy
hsvs 500 f-The- cCz--u-tss psH- -
p-up.nss- n any event t. wu-s1-s So
psaSe p-codhly Vii - relieved by ths
eot os re present week
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

II night ~ - s lad s5ea - CT NJ
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reEZlz1CE t. hs-EA- q -S~ b-I5z-cS
81 lsasz Eba1g t. -EEz -5o-v-EetErsS
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Is p-+-c57dl s--vscs - -ts s----5c1 o.
Uy 00cs o1s-S-C<y s.EekS Here =
WAs-e EZvpsa1 clDsS tat es-zb-isA
HH-Z and E-= bzEArs 70
hcS1-esS tZI5ZES sccC--E ID t1s
viii C IL streets q vE-A t5=y fEcS
czz cszeA - s.-e-hE-C
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
RoyHity As.ors. Americas sisns.


he ousstio- nv arisss as % hcv Err-
pe-cr WLiiarl became - familiar With the
A1sri-sn sang As usss 80 rih,y. Il has
ben suEEestsa IA; ~ hss besa studying
un1er F-lvsts tstcr. hut this is 6snie5
IN Bs-iia Tes i1suirs-s then bsthouEht
them g Pri-cs Henry. VIC niEht have
T'cked up a Eccd seal q sls-S upon TIE
ocoss3on q his visit here But tbs theo-y
v7ss soouted ss Impossible. fcr the prince
net very fsv persons vho ussd any slArE.
A1d Re Vas TOO husy 20 master cur slang
anyway. Fc- s lo1g tine no oos was abe
20 c1e- A. accsptRb,s sXp,A1Atioa- until -
vas s1gEsstsi that the emperor hst
learned what - knew from rs favorits
A11s-1oa1- 'Flghuzg- Roo Evszs Wien
cHs-Eed With bs1og the snps-ur's f--
stT--c.or n slang e-- Beloved Admiral Roh
v1th rs oSa-zcts-lssic T2aos5ity. slsppea:
Hell - ECCr trolsys 81. I 6c1't stsoa
for sls1g.- vhicA leaves tie s1tire s-Ssec;
s-l - T. ~ ar
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
coN1ye II - sIsNaL -


Tie order for tie transfer q TIE sig
Dsl corTs Of the military service 70 Fort
Omaha has az last been given and that
past VII sooa te TIE headquarters and
principal practice station q this iElpOT-
TAFT division Of cur army fooces. With
its rehabilitation and occupation by TIE
signal co-Ps. Fo-I Omaha wiz again
have = Qlzce in the list q active army
posts in TIE country and fron al present
SppsGznces It's use for this purpose viii
he permanent although II : quite posSi-
be thzt TIE expansion q the service
later nay require snlargeEsa- and sddi-
boaal equipment
Fo-T Omaha has been practically 81
TIE retired LIST as : military poS1 s5nce
TIE removal q tie UooQs % FO-J Crook
and the Peopls here vii bs Ei2d 70 have
il Qut back into cou-issson II Is
pretty generally sEreed thSt 50 fsr IS
TIE Interests u OZzhs zre concerned
TIE establishment q Fu-T Cruck as tie
army past at tbs po.1r was 3 mistake
one q TIE nsi1 co1si5erzuo-s hsl5 out
for this change vss rhSr tha Cd grounds
~ Fo-T Ozzha woud be cu1 p into
building lots and sod 81 prsces that
Would ukks gDcd a I2rse pzrT o. the
outlay fer FOrt Crcok- As events
shzPsi Themselves, X TUNED CIT thst
tbs pan VAS 81 70 tine practicable snd
IS 8 coossQCsEce Fo-r Ozzhz hzs bEs1
= dad p0ops-Iy for about us1 yezrs-
During tat Qe-iod Ths Bee hzs ssv-
e-Zl tines UEei the stvtsSh-lty q p-t-
UEE r5s buildings and site q Cd Fo-t
Omaha again u use - = military tain
i1E se5col foC the SEJ5o1zl Gus05. O an
ilS-Cc-so1 staten fo- 117co--iSSso1ed
o5cs-S q ths regular amy. and i has
slso lad co1ss5s-zble % % With V-o.Ct-
Ing is present c01vss5o1 into signal
eOCTs ksstcCzrVe-s- Frc- row q Fort
O-zhz s6o1ld bs svs1 Do-e q Al at
-scc5o1 for O-&ks people and O-zh2
visitors thar Z Was IN former dzys- e-d
i-s distinctive CAErzcts- - co-r-zS-a,i
With ochsr army pos-s thro-Ehc1r the
coUuy sSo-ld eZPASS5re rs t-r.o-Izoce
E1d c0z-lbC-e 70 - V-es-tze q Ouahz-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

WhE-bs- we a-s % s5eeI us- co=J
co1C-sS1czs-s this yezr @ oot Il C.
Volves Upu1 tie coUyy boErd 70 ~
arrange rhe oozCisS5o1s- diS-rs--S - ss
% Oake tn co1fo-z . IL Ines q tie
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by Ios vCzs-s q rhs coOg 81 large
UD3s- prsssEt co7HIo1s = vozd be
EhsosE-zly Impossible 70 bad : p-tzsry
esert5oo IN S1y cozziSs@o2s- district As
foC-SEiy Constituted
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25


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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

sO-called representatives cf the people
who vii owe their election % the in
huence of TIE class responsible fo- the
oppression q the people and the cor
ruption in pubic sfairs. TIE Dore
carefully one considers The 1sttsr the
les cCafdecce Is be likely 10 feel that
any ve-y Erest bene6t viii cone % TIE
Russian people fron the rroposei IA
tio1al assembly,.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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70 cO-vs11oos hsl5 a. wors5's tEz-s
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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p.34sr, eva PS11.ssapzzzs are box
ia a Err3s b<SvT ta< szrrzee w. 10
E-czl -TsTo2--il1s- are S-ErsS-s,a
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

he F-ess1cs C Bsoker WESet-Er1-
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E1gChsr SorS C -acs V-0b5s-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Il Is sod % hear TAI c1gZ las passed
al danger frO2 6roU-h The nsxt A.
suA1cs wanted VII hs tat 4 has
passed al danger t-e- truSt
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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lsss s1clse - F-cce,E an oE-xsssr thau
O1s q thzlr Ssso.az.ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

OEAAz las - fzr 1oI ben ovs-s1c-
eeSstUl IN lz1&nS big eozvsaUo-s fo-
next yea. b1E that Is 10 re2soa WY ws
sSOuh noS keep on tryiaE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

lSu1 pos11s1s ars $40 % t-y 70
sA1E I.as nsy are su1 e. tas pols-s-aI
Ez2 - scaEzg DssCzg E,s r-es1r5--
tor Ia WErsa1- thsEr hEre prszssszusl
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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polEr exF~4ro1 % - sEv-t U-l A.
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Our t4Sz lsSlS-1Tsre a. .szst s-oceeced
IN laying cUI los q vO-k f0- Jhs coz-ls
IN telling peOQss what ths laws s1Ectei
we've nTs15ea 70 d.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

EagineSr SSsre1s : said 70 l-e n Eo-k
oo plans for TIE Pzn&lA canal II VII
remain for co1ETess, h5wevsz. 70 e.
g2neer TO provs6e the uocey.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

Tbe st1sauOa q rhe cEz- s5o-5t -
ezI-d % lis reZzrks az t. Uzs - 20
possed he Hzg0s tribzzaL AdvScs u.
t1tre9Os1tly t-IS Upoa Is s--h1r.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

SuSseribers leaving the city ts@-
POrarsly shouId have ThS Bee
nailed 20 theR- IL il letter than
= daily letter fro1 hone- Al
dress viii BE changed a. 0fIea as
reRaesreG
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-25

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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-11
earlier than 9::45 when the murderer
Was seen in the room.

o1iiier IMAM 9:45 when the murderer
vas seen in the room.
LEAD PENCIL IN EVIDENCE.
The lea d, pencil found by the dead
BODY, and which is considered impor-
liant evidence against the accused man,
was also a matter of interest this fore
noon, but nothing new concerning ii
was brought out.
John Is. Schrodt was the first wit
ness called this morning.
1 went to the scene alone, he said,
IN answer to the attorneys question,
and it was about 9:45 when 4 got up
stairs. The door was open, and when
l went in there were number of peo-
pie there =
Did you see lead pencil?
Yes sir, I saw it lying in a pool OF
blood. It was plainly to be seen by
anyone.
Was this before the body was turned
over? asked Mr.. Somerville.
No sir, I did not see the pencil until
after the body was turned.
William Cavanaugh, the man who
made the second trip upstairs with
Editor Brooks, and took one swift
look over the transom, was the second
witness called.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-11

Later under cross-questioning the
policeman claimed he did go right
into Dr. Reinke's Office and SO was
the first man IN there and the first 10
discover the broken screen.
W here did you find this hair YOU
have testified to? asked Mr.. Abbott.
About one foot in front Of DR.. Geb-
hardt's head.
Did you call anyone's attention to
IL, or pick it up?
No sir.
DR.. Gebhardt's hair was light. was
it not?
8 No sir, dark.
his same hair, the witness testified
ne mad offered to the coroner at the
Inquest, but DR.. Frltsche did not care
enough about it to receive it. Mr..
Abbott covered the whole ground Of
direct testimony in his questions.
POLICE CHIEF MAKES MISTAKE
Klause admitted when asked about
the time OF his walk to the Koch resi-
dence, that he had made mistake
and that the time it required for 1he
walk fourteen minutes and twenty five
seconds.
When you were searching the Koch
home did you leave Rydell and Koch
alone? asked Mr.. Abbott.
Yes sir, Rydell said he wanted to
be alone With Koch so the sheriff and
! Went oul into the reception room.
When RydeII made that statement
You did not near Koch make any OBJ
Jectlons, did you?
No sir.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-01-11
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STATES EVIDENCE IssTRONG
Continued from fourth page,

swore to having seen bruises on one
of the accused mans hands the after.
noon following the murder.
This witness was Cleveland Freder,
lex, formerly clerk in the drug store
under DR.. Koeh's Office. He says Koch
came into the store the day following
( the crime and went behind the counter
and was putting some rubber patches
on one or two fingers when he saw him.
What's the matter? asked Frederick.
[ burned my hand with carbolic acid,
answered Koch.
This is one of the important points
in the case The defense admits that
the middle finger on the right hand
was injured by acid, but was there an
other finger injured? Frederick said
that to the best of his recollection the
forefnger and middle finger were both
injured, on which hand he cannot re-
member, but is not willing to swear
that there were not two fingers, and
that it was not the middle finger only
On the right hand.
Because of the lack of positiveness
in his testimony it will probably have
little weight.
A. j. Vogel, friend of Koch's saw
him the next evening and can remem-
Der nothing the matter with his hands
except a very small sore on the right
thumb. The state also introduced
more witnesses this forenoon to testify
as to the time of the murder, and with
these witnesses seems to have rested
it's case as to the time.
TIME WAS 9:45, SAYS SCHRODT.
John T. Schrodt, a bookkeeper at
one of the mills, arrived on the scene
after the door had been broken in and
several men were in the room. He
swears that to his best recollection it
was then 9:45.
William Cavanaugh, the man who
went upstairs with Brooks the second
time, says he was first called by Brooks
shortly after $40.
Charles Richardson, who was in the
saloon across the street, says Cavan-
augh came in there with the news be-
tween $40 and 9:45. Lastly, Alfred
Vogel, who was the first man seen by
Brooks when he came downstairs, tes-
titled this forenoon that it was shortly
after $50 O'Clock.
This matter of the time, on which
Koch's alibi rests, is still very much
in doubt, having been very little clari-
fed by the evidence introduced by the
state.
Koch's attorneys claim to have wit
nesses who will say positively that
the deed could not have been done
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