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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22

nenoergiftung pieoer einmal in plans
maBtger Wetie erf0lete, Iheinert Die
m%ieoerbDlten Melounaen BON 1d1pes
rem 0ieoerlaoen Der Deutihen in
Suomeit'I frifa uno Der ginnahme
@armbaoS 81 entitammen. Nne oieIe
6iobspoiten iino burbaus erunblps.
Die aus &apftaot fDmmenoe anaeb.
fi6e Beitatigung Der lebteren 0ahs
ri6t, oaB fetnolide SDttentotteu uns
ter Slbrung hires 6auptlinas Nbras
ham MDrri8 Warmbao bereits ami
2. SUM 9enpmmen uno ale Wuni=
ttons> lomie lonitieen GorrGte nit
ftb fortaeihleppt baben ipuen, miro
bier an maBgebenoer Stele als abs
iOlute @%ritnoung beseiGnet. Den
bier u0rltegenoen amtlihen Welounz
gen pom Is. Stunt sufulee NOR
Warmbao BON ben rebeuiIhen Gin.
qeboreuen 81 Der Belt nod nibt einz
mai beorobt, udbreno es nah Der
britiihen Wfelouna am 2. Stunt be-
rettS etneenommen gemeSen Ietn iDu.
Gab 1T oOrt cine iiber 1000 Mann
itarfe oeutibe Streitmod1t nit Irtile
lerie su(ammeneesogen. 10 oaB oie
Nnnabme, oaB Der Bfab lie ben got
tentotten in Die 5dnoe fauen miroe,
als unlinuig be5eihnet au meroen
peroient. g8ir boben reulih bereita
Gle 0eDeld]e QI8 unmahr{d1etnltd1 be-
sei1net.)
- 5n a~biebbarer Triit miro Die
o2utihe TeicaS. 0auptltaot ein Dent
nal ibreS i'm Tooe ruhenoen be-
tlhmten 8lraer5 4ubulf Birhom
erbalten. Oct Waailtrat bot flt Elm
8irhomsD entmal Die Summs bpn
10000 Warf betplalet unb in einem1
Nu8lbreiben. in uefbem orei 8reife
fiir bic beiten gntmiirfe ausQeiebt
tperoen, CUR &onturrens I'm oas
Oenfmal elngelaoen.
- @iner Welouna aus 6annoper
3ufolae ereignete fidl BET Der BeIihti
guug oes oortigen G6nies : ulanen-
Reelments SEQ. Il ourd ben Safer,
eia beflaaensmertes unelud. Sn
5olge eiues fali6 uerftanoenen Som
manoos ritten auei Bulge in einans
Der, uno Der 8uiammenprau tpar Elm
10 heftiaer, oaB elm Wann tot oui
benz Blabe blieb, mdbrenb mebrere
Wonn BerleBuneen erlitten. Der
9ailer, melber gbef oes &Dniass
ulanea, Regimeuts iit. mai nit eros
Bem @efolae aur Befthtieuna eribie.
men. uno Der 8Drfan lpielte iib bel.
nobe unmittelbar Dor ieineu Muaer
ab. Sir Die Garriere oerienioen,
tpelbe an Der 3otaYtrDpbe Die Sbult
tragen. oiirfte lid oas Gortommnia
perbdngnispDH ertpeiien.
Was ben Nusbau oes 6aiens
BON Eanger anbetrift. poron unbe.
redtigter WeiIe pief WeIen$ aemaml
wuroe, 10 p~ecloutet iebt. baS Der Sui.
tan Die ba5u erfpr0er!ihe 1ou5eiiDr
Der in Der morDtfanilhen SaIenftaol
onfdifteen 5irma Weutemann & 60.
gemabrte. pelde nit Der 8reme,
6irma aleiben Wanen8 ~oerbunber
lit. Die a~onseiltun ipurbe berelts
i'm Qpril e%rteilt, uno role aug per(dB,
lt6er QueQe uerlautet, tat bic bent
ibe Regierung init Der 9anien Saht
nibt oaS 8erin9ite au tun.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Von ~8riegsfbauplat.

Der 8orreipohoent Der nDailp
telegraph" in 3onoun meloet, Die
Sapaner lebten ibr Sororineen fort.
Die beioen SlIgel Der @uIien leien
ihon einaei9lDiien uno man tonne
oemnddit Die Nahriht Don npuen
iapaniiden Siegen erparten. Iaem
Nnidein nah baben Die Sapaner
tpdbreno Der leBten Gage srpei Srte
belebt. Sintauhiuan uno 8anqsona.
8el6e 8eoeutuna oieie 8elebuna
bat, fann man aug ben 9epeiden
niht erfennen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Qthtuua.

Das Eranspurtations- Romite Der
..Gbriitian gnoeaporers" bat bas
5risco Spitem OILS Die UffisieQe
Route BON Sort Wprtb nad ct.
9onis BUR 8onpention in Baltimore
ermablt. Nbfabrt bon Sort Bortb
am 3. Suli10.50 moraens. Infunft
in Baltimore am 5. Suli ass nah.
mittaga. Vile Teilnebmer mBaen
iib pegen Der Ginaelbeiten wen6en
an Sobn 81. Reepes,
Mfanager Transportation.
Dor 10, Fort Borth. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Gin amsaesetdlaetes Mftttei.

IS lit ourh bemiihe Mualpie fiber iee
ben 3peifel erhabeu fetsefteat porben.
baB bic ct. Bernard &rauterpiaen aus
rein begetabililben Stofen obne i~eoetuebe
Beimiibuns mineraliiber Subtan5en
beteben. 9ie 8inen sinS niht, uie man
bies 10 baufia BEL ben amerifaaiihen Ba<
tentpinen finbet, %ibersudert. 9teielBea
iehen einfo@, ibmudles unb ibfi6t aus,
linb aber in tbrer @irfuna BEL faft alien
oreaniiben &6rperleiben abiolut suberr
laiii9 unb besbalb elm gaas euseeSeibne=
tes Mrsneimittel, oaB in feiner Tamitie,
nar1entlib in teiner, in Der iib 8in6er be-
inben, feblen ioIte. Die ct. Bernard
8rauterpiaen fino bel alien Gpotbefern gu
hnheu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Gine 9nrdlinie uad Norb Miidiz
gan ipirb bon ct, Souls ars
nm q. 4nni er1ffnet


nia Benniplpania 2inien uno 8. st.
uno S. gabn. n9be Siibine Sine,
ole Bafagiere na@ 9raoerie gitp,
Omena, WortbpOrt, Betostep. Wa=
Ginan uno allen beriihmten @eluno.
belts, uno 8er9niaunes= &eiorts oes
9anoes nimmt. &ein 6eu Sieber,
fein Nltbna. 9urbear perldBt ct.
Souls td9lid 12.45 mittaas, trifft in
Betostep UNI $50 m0raens. in Wa=
dinap @itg UNI 11,20 pprmittaQs
elm. @inselbeiten 81 erbalten BON
Cornelius q. 8airo, &. Is. @aent,
San GntoniD. geras, ooer s. M.
Gbesbrouab. General : 4,affagier.
Naent, st. 2ouis, $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
9as 8edbt aaf aiine,

Bahrenb bielfad iebt bic 2bemis
Wtangel., Sbauoer=, g%rauenbaft,
ODER bob redbt unbe1uem is,
Beil iie a1auibneibis frat.
8ann man an Der ibDnen blauen
Donqu i'm fbelen Wten,
9eut, @ottl0b, nod 8icbter Id3auen,
unberieudlt BON RoraIinl
Nnaetlaat mar bonn gbeater
gtne Sunfrau o~Drtdulanb,
8eil ibr etn Tamilienbater
Sdrtlihtetten 5%uaeuanot.
Wdbi bteB bic iunae Dame
uno Der Wann bieB MloDs-
9h. Der unihulosboue Name
8ar fir i'm fein Sinoernisi
Nein, er bat i'm @egeuteile
Wtaot auBerif lieb 9ebabt
lno berielben ~ieberpeile
ginen SUB binaufgepappt.
8esen gberebtsbeibd6is
9ur9 ourh pi%eoerbDlten SUB
Waro nun unaeflagt oas Ma6i
Bon Der 5rau Nfobftus.
nno ber &ihter iprab gum Srduleiu
Streng, bod b6Hib AUDI babel:
nHaumen Sic benz @lage.Eeit elm
Die beia9te BuHele,?"
rgi natirlib!" iprab Die &leine
llnihulbsnou uno nuroe rot,
.8dhen 1T fir uniereine
so autGglib tpte oaS BrDt!"
9amen bonn 9beater mGfen
Sreier benfen uno MODERN
un6 oa last mar iicb bait ftfIen
Wad] .BeoIrfnis bon ben Serrn.
Iub benz auten 2ogsl CAB lch
Wanbes Buiii fp0l. ad1 iai
Gritens NAL beim SmmDGis hab' ich
Sbm gefdBt-ooh audi Mamal
Damn FIR feline Beibnahtsaabeu
8dBt' i'd i'm aus Danfbarteit,
Vim Sglpeterabeno haben
Bir uns AUDI 9etiBt gu 3pe't'.
Wanbmal aud i'm bunflen Rimner
8hBten mir uns pine 2iht,
SDh plntDniib mar oas INNER,
SInobaft tlBten mir uns nidbt!
Benn er sina, lift auf Der Sbmeue
Nob elm NbihieosfuB gelfebn,
Mh man tiBt 10 IN Der Sbne1e
uno man tuetB oft gar ni6t, tpenl
uniere Sreunbibaft bat uur aelber
SaB tn i6mubigem Seroaht-
Wenn aud YobSl abeubs lelber
Sefters Ganiar miteebrabt!"
sUenu es 10 it," ipra6 Der Ridbter,
pSpreh ib frei bas hplbe Rinb,
n8ihen, io9t ia ihOn Der Dibter.
p8hhen, oos 1T feline Slno'i"
50 aeibab's. 0as Maoi itrablte,
5reiaeipr0ben, bon 9riumpb-
uno oes 3o1sl Satin sablfe
Strafe, neil fie Nabi Idbumpf.
Trauen, laBt gucb ME bet6reu
BON benz Cater giferiuftl
0ieies trdat. idb tann's belhm6ren.
Meiitens tetne iiBe Sruht.
llnb tbr Mdnner, Die ibr aerne
Wanhmal 10 eth Mdoi tGst,
Seto n%erniinftig in ioferne
Sbr oas ibtuer oft blBen miBt!
Nber ieio auf bic 8enGie
Sbr u etnmal capriciert,
gebt nad Wien-bas 8edt auf Riifie
ST bort amtlih proflamirtl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
spututer Sppptbe5em.

Sebt tummen Die Gage BON oenen
mir iaaen. fie aefallen uns niht.
Irou Come meinte es nabreno Der
lebten Weben bereits rebt gut uno
CAB uns einen Borgeihmad oeiIen,
mas mir mdbreno Der 6unostage gu
ermarten baben. So. i0gar Die ith
{Dn1t INNER lpdter einitelenoen
5hlanaeneelhihten lino bereits in
ben 3eitungen aufgetaubt, ein 8e:
meis. baB fnr ben ADMINISTRATIVE
Die saiion iir bic gnteniaao i'm Qn.
auee iit. 90 miro ndmlih aus elIem
St1otbeu in Connecticut alien grns
ties Qemeloet, oaB cine Senne elm
Rlapper1hlangen : 81 auSoebrutet
babe. Sea, bel Der 6ibe lit allies gu
uerseiben, uno penn aud nod etmoS
uurseitig fir bic Sauregurfen5eit, 10
u1uB bod Der Nnfang einmat gemabt
weroen. Die 6iBe brutet aber nod
mebr Observation-Disclosures aus. Oa
bat J. 8. elm ionit gang be0er uno
tlarer &Dpf, elm gebiloeter, gutbe'
idlagener Wann, ndmlib Der be-
tannte Iinan5ier 0enrp glems IN lets
ner mDbentliben Heniew binithtlib
Sapan's cine uunoerbare 3heIe aufs
gefteut. Sn erfter 2inie %befirwortet
er cine 9%ripelalIiana swiIhen Den
Der. @taaten. England uno 5apan,
cine Maians. Die mdhtig aenug 1T gu
Dominiereu unb Die game iibriee Welt
in Sha@ gu balten. Spdter Doer
friiber. 10 bridt iih 6err Glews
prupbetiIh aus. miro Sapau Die enas
liide Sprahe uno oaS gbriitentum
abDptierer uno tpenu oann oiele ges
nannten brei neutrality-suspicious. Sea-
tiDnert felt uno treu sulammenbalten,
10 beoeutet oas Der epige sSrieoe,
oas Miaenium uno oas Oaager
EriebenStribunal miro fiiroer fein
leerer @abn iein, ionoern Die Strei>
tigteiten Der NatiDnen ihlihten. Gin
51Dner @eoante BON Wr. gleps. Der.
nebenbei geiaat. elm @ngldnoer lit,
aber pieueiht tommt'S anoers. Das
6anger Tribual, Die eigentlihe SbD,
pfuna oes gaarer 0icDlauS. miro
uDrl6ufig. SrDnie oes Shidial8,
lints Iiegen gelaifen uno Die 6rie=
bena &Dnferen3 in unierem eigenen
@a{binaton .~ftattinoen. 8ieaeibt,
baB Der @arnegie'ihe Trieoenstem'
pei nod nidt i'm 6aag. ionoern in
unierer 8unoesbauptftaot errihtet
mirb uno smar gu gbren oes Brdii>
benton &DDienelt. Der ia AUDI boQdn'
oiiher Nbtunft lit. 6offentlih marz
ten bic 1rieoensapoitel Bis gum 6erbit
nit ibrer &onferena. oenn bel Der
anleritaniifen 6ibe oirfte es Ihwer
bnlten. bic n6tige aible su bebalten
mno 10 uiel gis Giebt eS i'm ganaen
2anoe niht. auf uelhes 8uBlano
bic iapanifben Grieoens Beoinauns
gen leeen mDdte. Sa, Wir nebs
men iebt eine leitenbe Stele i'm
Hate oer Nationen Elm unb io0te
eS uns nibt munoern. rpenn Hrds
itoent HDDiepelt oemndbit nod
aufgeforoert miro. Die Streitigteiten
swiihen Sbmeoen uno @ormeeen
81 fblihten. Wenr mir aud unlere
ei9enen StreitS nlbt i'm 6anoums
oreben beilegen f0nnen, 10 baben mir
uieleibt i'm 8untte 2~anoumoreben,
mebr Slid. DAB @orueaen nod
imn,er teiner GDnig bat uno fib bies
ferbalb auf Sbnorrtuegen beiinoet,
lift nibt 81 beoauern, oenrl cine He<
publit inter Gibrung Nnnlen's pdre
tein .Nonienie", ~ionoern eber nah
BEN @eihmad Der freibeitsIiebenoen
@ahtumnten Der alten Bidinger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22

- Salt, cement. Sano, Ha6.
iteine, feuerfefte Steine unb 9bpa.
2beer uno Mspbaltpapier, Dadpappe.
1beer uno Ispbalt. Del, 9erpentin.
Sarben, 9las &c. &c. itets porratbip
BEL 3. &. Bielmann, BOG Oh.
@ommerce. StraBe. 9ieoriee Breiie,
quite Waare ionic CUTE unb reele
0eolenune meroen garantirt. -
gelepbUn 41Os
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Die @ine3upie

.Das aeidiebt ibm rcht !" meinte
Trau 0enpef BON ibrer 8eituna auf.
blideno, in Der iie loebeu iiber Die
Terbaftung zines 8iaamiiten eeleien
batte.
pWem geidieht's redt ?" fraate
Derr 0enped.
Dem Wanne. Der cine ssrau gu.
oiel genommen bate.
~N6 Or lieber @ott. leufste Der
@atte, noieIeidt iperren fie mid auh
EN-"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
zone Star 8ter als Trieoemsitifter.

Or iaB emit hunsris unb alein,
Do frat iein 5rauhen puftenb Elm,
Sic iprah bab nibt s~esaubert.
Sh hab' mid nur nerplaubert.
sd mar beim 8ruber, BEL Mama,
Biel Neui9teiten eiebt es b.;
gr fragt: nSaft Du nerseHen?
, Sd bab'-tein N%benbeHen!"
9a bat bic Blaulherin aelabt:
sd bab' Gardiner m~ltgebradt
lIno &antar-bier naibe-
Dab nod fpas in Der Ealdbe.
uno oann mein lisber gutter Wann,
Dentt gu Bonn gar nibt mebr oarau,
Bas tuir i'm Seller baben.
Woran uir uns ftets laben?
Grit seftern bod erbielten mir
re nene Senbung Gone Star Bter.
Nun Tag mir ibnen unb pdble,-
0as onnfle ooer belle.
uno luss bait gu elm Abenobrot.
0u leioeit fther teine Rot;
Sd perbe mid beeilen,
Sc nit Dir sleidb Al teilen.
9a bat iein Blid iih aufeebeat,
Beil es linn bod 10 gut sefdlt,
DAB iie nod on i'm badbte.
Nls iie NIT Sreunoen lacbte
llnb bic Woral bon Der @eldibt,
&ergeBt niemals bas 2oue Star nibt,
Us tuiro au allen 3eiten
8er8nfsen guh bereiten.
Gs pirft peribbneno, timinunesopu,
Weshalb's audi niemals fehlen ioq. =
Sn 9itten unb Baldften
Shmedt es am alerhefen.
uno felt nnfriebe iid mai cir,
Damn ions Der 5riebensfifter iein,
geim Gone gfar Bier, benz feineu,
Bir MIe uns pereinen.
SrumSansfrau'n merttgub oieles MOL,
Wenn's NAL niobt sebt. pie es MOL fpu-
Den Merger gu nertuil6en.
MnBt Gone Star ,5br uuftilden.
So tudre nift bas erite Mal-
g siebt Sale uirtlidb obne 8abi,-
Bo's Gone Star Sier entibieoen
sat ieben 8ruh bermieben.
sss g1euermeDer's Yarf-@ute
euhe. Stet8 fri1hes Bier an Rapf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
9nrd=y aiasierotenit mad Nforo
Wiihtaan Heiorts

BON ct. 9ouis tdelih uabreno oes
Sommers iber Die BennInGoania.
2inien ourh Gihmonb oia g. 81. &
s. 8abn, nEbe Sliding Sine. Durd,z
Sblafwagen uerlaiien ct. 9ouis
l2.45 mittags. Die bis Betostp uno
n6rolih biz Madinarp ourhlaufen.
ginselbeiten gu erbalten BON gorne,
Illus u. Yairh. z. g. Qgent. Gan
Nntonlo, Ter., ooer Don s. M. @bes=
broueb, General : Baiioeier : 4aent,
ct. .2ouis, Wo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
ytidt aefdbrlid6 init Elieaen

uno Wtosquitos. tuenn Sbr gud uus
lere ee0lten nno geiirniBten Cir uno
6enlter' Screens anlhafft.
I'D, Stebes 4 Cons,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
SdHBt Sud gegen Tlteaeu

nno Wosauitos. Sbafft sud- nidts
rOitenoes 9rabtaefledt uno oeDlte
Tur' uno Seniter : Screens an.
Gb. Stebes L Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22

Sagliae Sonrtften 59latmaaen
nab Californian. ebeniD naH ct.
louls .pia 9egaS & Bacific : Bahn
obne Wehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Ngenten meaen oieies
nenea Dienites ooer an 6. 8. Eur.
1er, @eneral. Bafiagier.G aent, Dal.
los, Tera8
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Yetrett Gmd bon Wosquttos

uno Slieeen. Wir baben nihtrDiten,
oes Drabtgefeht. ae6lte Tit uno
Genfters Screens. @eraoe mas SIR
aebrauht. 80. StebeS & Sons. /,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22

Stir nuo Teniter 5creens
eeblt uno gefirniBt. Derielbe Breis
tuie 9ebei5t uno aernalt.
Go. SteufS & Cons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22
Midt ~rOiteuoes 9rabtz@ eiledt,

Qeolte Senfter' uno 9iir . Screens.
Bmei Wageulaouneen empfanaeu
GD. Stebes & Cons,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-22

sW g1euermeper's Yarf-@ute
8uhe. Stets friihe8 Bier an 8apf.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
WASHINGTON NOTES

Representative Steenerson has secured the
transfer of Frank Neptune of Crookston from
the postoffice at Alexandria to a clerkship in
the dead letter office.
route No. 3, John W. Mccall, regular; Donald q.
Thayer substitute. Route No. q, Frank E. Watts,
regular; Bernal Morrison, substitute.
The senate committee on public lands today
ably the Gamble bill to extend the time for max
ing settlement on the Rosebud Indian lands IN
South Dakota to May l. The committee amended
the bin ha n to nae a
Dakota.
Postmasters appointed: North Dakota-Grav
", Bottineau county. Gullik Gunderson, vice l.: j.
Gravy resigned South t. MIN
son, removed; Englewood. Lawrence county: VII
liam Pagan vice ERIN A. Richardson, resigned
White Lake; Aproa county, Albert II. J. George
vice. A. H. Hall, deceased.
following nominations: Register of land office,
Herman A. Hildebrandt. at WATERFOWL, s. D.
Postmasters-Iowa: Bert G. Ellsworth, Kanaw.
ha; Edgar o. Winter, Redfeld Michigan
dore G. Fasteen, scanlon NJ: Miller severns
West Concord. Wisconsin: +. j. Buell., Bur
lington; Marilla Andrews, Evansville; join
G. Burlnan, Amery; George M Garnachan
Bruce; Charles F. Fine, Hillsboro.
The controller of the currency will await tn
report of Lyman D. Baird. temporary receiver 0
the First National bank of Faribault. before de
Gliding whether permanent receiver snail be p'
in charge of the affairs of the bank. Mr.. Barr
reported to the controller that he would reae
inaton Of the bank and report the ual cond1
ton Of the bank within a week or ten days
| He will also confer with the stockholders to es
certain the chances for reopening the bank BE
sary to restore the capital and provide for th
payment Of all claims against the bank.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04
ally and could not believe that he
would commit such a crime.
Koch as Cheerful as Ever

DR.. Koch holds up we'll under the
terrible strain, and today he appears
no more worried than when the case
was called week ago. He is cheerful
and takes great interest in the work
Of the newspaper correspondents, read
ing their articles and commenting upon
them as tho they did not refer to him.
Even when something is written derog-
atory to him he laughs and tells the
correspondent to wait until his lips are
unsealed when all will be explained.
In a conversation yesterday the de-
tails of the horrible scene in the office
of DR.. Gebhardt were discussed. The
leaving Of handkerchief was referred
to and DR.. Koch thought it great joke
that the state would assert that he was
so foolish as to leave his handkerchief
in the office of man he might murder.
When friend was refused for a
iuryman; when reference was made to
capital punishment, or when members
of his family or close personal friends
have come into the courtroom, DR..
Koch remained the same pleasant,
smiling, cheerful individual. Even to
those who have been most urgent in
their demands that he be arrested, he
is pleasant and courteous. In fact, his
every move appeals to those in the
courtroom, and no attorney will ever be
able to make as eloquent an appeal to
the twelve men selected to pass upon
his guilt or innocence, as does his per.
sonality and demeanor.
H. G. Davis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-04

ISAAC BROCK, a citizen Of McLen-
nan county, Texas, has lived for ZIG
- years. For many years he resided at
Bosque Falls, eighteen miles west Of
Waco, but now lives with his son-in-
law at Valley Mills, Texas.
A short time ago. by request, Uncle
Isaac came to Waco and sat for his pic
ture In his hand he held a stick cut
from the grave Of General Andrew Jack
son, which has been carried by him ever
since. Mr.. Brock is dignif1ed old gen.
tleman showing few signs Of decrepitude.
His family Bible is still preserved, and it
shows that the date Of his birth was writ
ten 116 years ago. *...
Surely a few words from this remark
able old gentleman, who has had ZIG years
experience to draw from, would he inter-,
esting as well as profitable. A lengthy
biogra phical sketch is given of this re-
markable old man in, the Waco Times
Herald, Dec. 4, 1895. A still more pre-
tentious biography of this, the oldest liv-
ing man, illustrated with a double column
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celved wounds which did not entirely in
capacitate them from duty would stag
ger into the hospital, throw their rifles
aside, and, after dressing their own
wounds, would snatch up their accouter-
ments and hurry back to the trenches.
re- When General Stoessel sent his request
for terms the number of troops avail
able for duty was not more than 4.n00
OF which a good percentage were either
in bad health consequent on the lack Of
fresh food, or had been slightly wounded.
1t was utterly impossible, with this small
numEer of men, to garrison defenses ex-
tending over ten miles, in sufficient
strength to repel the enemy's assaults.
Killed by Regiments.
From the first day of the siege to the
last the Japanese delivered no less than
fifty-six assaults. The sacrifice Of life
was unparalleled in the worlds history.
We killed them by regiments, but fresh
assaults were always delivered the 1ext
day. Recently the bombardment had
been much moro effective than before.
Those Internal shells were too much for
us, and the noble fortress was being
slowly but surely torn to pieces. 49,
Blind With Beriberi.
Bennett Burleigh in message to the
Telegraph from Chi-fu states that the
destruction of the Russian ships at Port
Arthur took place before General Stoes.
sci offered to surrender. The CORES.
pondent adds that large proportion of
the Russian sick were suffering from
beriberi, and that the disease had quite
blinded many men in the trenches. AT
night they were worse than bats. Every
man in the trenches had been wounded
at least once and many Of them as often
as six. times.
During the last week the bayonet con.
ficts became deplorably4 brutal butch
cries, turning the trenches and parapets
into bloody shambles. The men crap
pied and in their rage tore each other
like savage beasts, biting, clawing, and
gouging each others eyes out. - :, -
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defendant at the time suspicion was
gathering about him was almost In q
state Of collapse. His friends gath
cred around to brace him up, and tt, one
Of them he said he could not walk from
the lounge to the chair.
'The state is not here to prosecute
this man. It does not want his life.
No man would be happier than l IT this
young man could go forth from this
trial t!; -, with i, his innocence clearly estab-
Hammer and Kerchief Ruled Out.
General Childs offered the hammer
and handkerchief in evidence this after
noon, but the defense objected, and the
court sustained it, on the ground that
Frank Behnke, who found these articles,
was w not nov in court to Identity Gf them ra T.
room was introduced.
Sheriff Julius testified to finding ker-
chief at Koch s home similar to the one
picked up in the office of DR.. Gerhard.
Regarding the pencil, Coroner Frit-
schie said it was lying close by the
body Of Gebhard and opposite his up
per left vest pocket, from which a
fall. The pencil rested upon a pool
of CONCEALED blood, which would indi
cate that it was dropped some minutes
after Gerhard had expired.
Herman Ammer, an architect, who
has drawing Of the murdered dentist s
room, is now on the stand.
Rindal to Testify.
O.. o. Rindal, superintendent of the
| tective agency, is ready to testify
against DR.. Koch. 1t is known that he
has been in New Ulm several times in,
cognito but the nature of his testimony
is a secret. .t
The Last Juror.
The twelfth juror was accepted ano
sworn at 9:20 this morning. His name
is Joseph Grathmohl, farmer of the
Task to Handle the Crowds.
That there will be trouble in hand
ling the crowds is expected by the
sheriff and his bailiffs, and arrange
ments are making to allow no one tt
go to the second floor Of the court
house when the courtroom is filed.
A wild rumor circulated today wa
! to the effect that Judge Weber ha
been asked to remove two of the jury
men, alleged to be favorable to the de
Tense. Those connected with the cas-
laughed the rumor to scorn, but other
maintained that it was true and on
man claimed to have seen the petition
One thing is certain, and that is, tina
several persons have expressed dissatis
faction over the selecting of two mel
known to be close personal friends O.
the defendant s father, E. G. Koch.
Sensation Flashes in Pan.
For moment yesterday afternoon
sensation was imminent when Angus
}, Kruger, farmer residing six mile
7 from New Ulm, was being examined
: He began by saying that he ha'
formed no opinion as to the guilt O
J innocence of DR.. Koch and was passe'
without challenge by the defense, Elk
} amined by the state, he admitted tina
he had formed a strong opinion. Ill
| asserted that it was not from anythin.
i he had read or heard said about tn
case, but would not say how the opin
!, ion had been formed.
n The defense was afraid to examine
} him too closely while the state presse'
the point, hoping vainly that he woul'
{ say that he had been approached. 81
refused to say how the opinion wa
: formed and was excused. Later it wa
learned that he believed DR.. Koch in
, nocent because he knew him person