Ogden Daily Standard | 1909-06-30 | Page 1 | Officer Killed in Duel in Germany

man with a family, tried to kiss Gran-ier's Gran-ier's fiancee, and a military court of honor sanctioned the duel and arranged arrang-ed the right. Two companies of infantry in-fantry kept the grounds clear. A locomotivo and an ambulance car were provided by the state railway to carry the expected victim to the nearest near-est hospital. Granier's first shot pierced pierc-ed his opponent's lungs, and the wounded man died In the hospital soon after the train got him there. Lieutenant Granier will probably now undergo a few months' comfortable comfort-able detention in a fortress, tho mcs-. sago declares. J OFFICER KILLED IN DUEL IN ; GERMANY New York, June 30. Although dueling duel-ing Is nominally illegal in Germany, details of a inost remarkablft encounter. encoun-ter. in which the preliminaries were arranged by the state, are given in a oabk'l from Berlin, which htatep that Lieutenant Oranier shot and killed Lieutenant Zwitzers near Plankn-i Plankn-i burg. I Zwltsert, although a married i