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Wilhelm Tell Friedrich Schiller
The following entry presents criticism of Schiller's drama Wilhelm Tell: Ein Schauspiel (1804; Wilhelm Tell.) For a discussion of Schiller's complete career, see NCLC, Volume 39.
The most widely read play outside Schiller's native Germany and the last of his completed dramas, Wilhelm Tell is considered by many to represent the height of his artistic achievement. Based on the legend of its eponymous folk hero, the play weaves the story of Tell's personal struggle against the tyrant Gessler with that of the Swiss people seeking freedom from Austrian rule. Although the play is generally recognized as a Swiss cause célèbre, critics remain divided in their approach to the work, advancing consideration of the drama in folkloric, political, aesthetic, and moral contexts.
Biographical Information
Writing at a time when German language and literature was struggling to find its place in the cultural sphere, Schiller became a national figure in his own lifetime. Following his initial literary success, he relocated to the German intellectual center of Weimar in 1787 and set drama and poetry aside to pursue a study of history. He received an appointment as a professor of history in 1789 to the nearby University at Jena but was forced to resign two years later when he nearly died of a pulmonary disorder. Permanently housebound by his illness, Schiller ceased all other writing in order to concentrate on the philosophical study of aesthetics and the development of a theoretical foundation that was to support and infuse his later work. He resumed writing poetry in 1795 and returned to dramatic work in 1797, beginning work on the Wallenstein trilogy (published in 1800). Despite the prolonged absence of his work from the stage, Schiller's return was triumphant and he remained both a popular and critical success for the remainder of his career. He completed work on Wilhelm Tell in 1804, less than a year before his death, and while the theme of revolution was reminiscent of his earlier work, many saw the play as the progression of the hero through Schiller's theoretical framework.
Plot and Major Characters
Three independent plots run through through the five acts of Wilhelm Tell. First is the legend itself, in which the Swiss hero Wilhelm Tell, a woodsman and hunter, is brought into conflict with the tyrannical local Austrian governor Hermann Gessler. Gessler has commanded the local citizenry to bow to a hat which he has placed upon a pole and, as his punishment for refusing to do so, Tell is forced to shoot an apple from his son's head with an arrow from his crossbow. Although the shot is successful, Tell is nonetheless arrested. He eventually escapes and later kills Gessler as he rides in the woods. The second plot is that of the Swiss drive for independence from Austria. Representatives of three cantons—Schwyz, led by Werner Stauffacher; Uri, led by Walter Fürst; and Unterwaiden, led by Arnold vom Melechtal—gather at Rütli to plot an armed rebellion against their Austrian rulers. As they gather support for the revolution, they are able to incorporate Tell's struggle into their own, championing him as a hero of the cause. The third story in Wilhelm Tell is that of the Swiss noble Ulrich von Rudenz, who has declared his intention of aligning with Austria because of his love for Berta von Bruneck. When he realizes she will only accept him if embraces his own countrymen, he returns his allegiance to the Swiss, and, following the death of Gessler, joins the Rütli confederacy in their subsequent attack on the last of the Austrian governors. Added to the action of the final act is a controversial scene in which Tell encounters Johannes Parricida, the son of Austrian emperor Ferdinand, who has recently murdered his father for withholding his inheritance. Although Parricida, aware of the Gessler assassination, seeks Tell's absolution, he is repudiated as Tell argues the moral difference between the two killings.
Major Themes
Despite debate over its historical accuracy and the question of the existence of a historical Tell figure, Wilhelm Tell has been repeatedly cited as a champion of Swiss independence. But while the rebellion is central to the structure of the work, critics point to the moral autonomy of Tell as its true center. In his aesthetic and philosophical writings, Schiller eschewed the revolutionary stance he had maintained in his early work and turned instead to the arts and personal moral responsibility as the principal agents of social change. Considering the natural state of human psychology to be driven by the conflict between the Stofftrieb (sensedrive) and the Formtrieb (form-drive), Schiller describes a state of "aesthetic freedom," where either drive ceases to dominate and reason and feeling exist in harmony. Many critics feel that the character of Tell represents the transition of an individual from the natural to aesthetic state of being. Indeed, critic Robert L. Jamison argues that the confrontation between Tell and Parricida is designed not to further justify Tell's action against Gessler, but is to be viewed in contrast to his rescue of Baumgarten in the opening scene: "Tell, the hunter, could save men's lives; Tell the father and husband, can help men save their souls."
Critical Reception
Although critics vary in their interpretive approach to the work, praise for Wilhelm Tell is nearly unanimous, and the drama remains frequently read and performed. Since its premiere, the play has been esteemed for its color and warmth, and Schiller is lauded for his handling of the dramatic action, not only in the design of the piece, but in its setting, language, and characterization. Critic H. B. Garland describes Wilhelm Tell as "probably Schiller's most popular play, rich in qualities which no other of his works displays in equal degree." Although consideration of the play, according to critic W. G. Moore, "really rests upon a decision as to whether Schiller was predominantly a thinker, writing to present an argument about freedom, or a dramatist, presenting a case of notable conflict and a revelation of the mystery of life," critics continue to recognize the drama as an important and essential part of Schiller's legacy.
Richard Plant (essay date 1958)
SOURCE: "Gessler and Tell: Psychological Patterns in Schiller's Wilhelm Tell," in Modern Language Quarterly, Vol. 19, No. 1, March, 1958, pp. 60-70.
[In the following essay, Plant explores the psychological pattern of Gessler as a jealously competitive arch-villain, and that of Tell as a restless, lone hunter.]
During the last twenty years more and more attempts have been made to reappraise Schiller's contributions to philosophy, poetry, and drama. Because his plays and many of his poems had achieved the dangerous distinction of being considered reading matter fit for the high school level, the reappraisal came close to a rescue.1 In 1955 several valuable studies were published to commemorate the 150th anniversary of his death.2 Some continued and elaborated the trends of earlier essays, often defending traditional positions; others ventured to strike out into new territory. As "traditional" we want to define here the many exegeses of the Kantian-transcendental school which, to put it rather crudely, look at Schiller's artistic productions as tests designed to corroborate his philosophical concepts.3 Already in the 1930's and 1940's there had appeared interpretations opposing this traditional viewpoint. We find some influenced by Stefan George's doctrines,4 others examining the theological premises of his work, and several which emphasized its "Germanic" or baroque characteristics.6 Finally, a number of more recent German commentators came near to our "New Critics"—they went back to a close text-reading and rejected any unilateral approach.7 A few, par ticularly Reinhard Buchwald and Thomas Mann, opened new trails: they attempted to disclose the psychological-aesthetic designs governing Schiller's productions.
These "New Critics" from Europe have one thing in common—they do not ignore the tendency to idealization and intellectualization so typical of Schiller. They recognize his peculiar gift for what could be called philosophical dramatizations, yet they do not stop there. They see this as one possible level of meaning and go on to explore other and, perhaps, deeper ones. The result is a novel evaluation that admits different planes of interpretation.
In this study we shall attempt to find a new gateway to Schiller's most popular, least discussed play, by tracing certain patterns in his dramatic works which tie his first drama, Die Räuber, to his last finished play, Wilhelm Tell. The early period of Schiller's dramatic productivity ending with Don Carlos in 1787, and the later one beginning around 1796 with his work on Wallenstein, are connected by a few main currents. Of course, Schiller's immersion in philosophy, aesthetics, and history has wrought considerable change in architecture and style of his later plays. Yet throughout nearly all his plays there is visible a pattern of rebellion, sometimes quite apparent as governing idea, sometimes only in a subplot; we can see it as revolt of courageous citizens against political tyranny or as personal insurrection of a humiliated youngster against an autocratic father.8
Naturally, the Geschichte des Abfalls der vereinigten Niederlande von der spanischen Regierung is a historical account. But we can hardly call it accidental that Schiller selected this chronicle of a successful insurgence. And his Wilhelm Tell, published sixteen years later, presenting the revolt of the Swiss cantons, could be titled: "Geschichte des Abfalls der vereinigten Schweizer Kantone von der österreichischen Regierung." The fire that burned in Die Räuber and in Don Carlos had not died.9 We can trace certain types of mutinous behavior throughout the fragments of Die Malteser, where the political and the personal are fused in a manner which is uniquely Schiller's. In Don Carlos, as in Die Malteser, the hero's insurgent instincts are nourished by personal passions, and vice versa; we find the pattern in Fiesco and in Kabale und Liebe. In Fiesco, among the innumerable subplots that accompany and obscure the main line, Schiller gives us a revealing clue to the character of the rebel per se. Bourgognino, when learning he may join the older conspirators, cries out: "Ich habe schon längst ein Etwas in meiner Brust gefühlt, das sich von nichts wollte ersättigen lassen —Was es war, weiss ich jetzt plötzlich. Ich hab' einen Tyrannen!" (I, xiii).10
It is, then, the restless impulse to insurgence that comes first; the rational aim is chosen afterwards: Schiller's rebels are rebels by instinct. Schiller, one might venture to say, exposed here not only the nucleus of the rebel-phenomenon but in a "trance of intuition"11 revealed a secret of his own inner most processes. A compelling urge to shape, to project, certain configurations drove him all his life—he yielded to it with the inventiveness of a genius which succeeded in masking but not in hiding them.12 And just as he always treated of rebellions, he was forever fascinated by conspiracies and conspirators.13 Even in the classical Wilhelm Tell we find the familiar elements of plot and counterplot, of surprise move, of secret meeting and radical turnabout. A "Lust am höheren Indianerspiel,"14 a "penchant for playing a sublimated Cowboy-and-Indian game," a pleasure in complication and intrigue, maintained a hold on him.
This zest for the conspiratorial cabal led Schiller to occasional overplotting. An abundance of labyrinthine subplots veils Fiesco and Don Carlos, hampers even Wallenstein, 15 and is eventually brought under tighter control in Maria Stuart and Wilhelm Tell. In Maria Stuart Schiller presents a conspiratorial pattern he has utilized before and afterwards: the intrigue that defeats itself. The well-meant stratagem of Maria's friends to bring the two cousins together causes the very disaster it was conceived to prevent, just as Gessler's measures to purge the cantons into submission kindles the flames of rebellion.16 In addition, we can track down major and minor conspiracies in many guises through Die Räuber, Kabale und Liebe, Die Braut von Messina, and such projects and fragments as Demetrius, Die Polizei, Warbeck, Narbonne.17
In Maria Stuart we also encounter a prime sample of the type which carries the conspiratorial scheme. Logically, conspiratorial plots need conspiratorial minds, and in the figure of Leicester, Schiller has created the Machiavellian deceiver as such, a species we might call the perfect "double-crosser." Not only does Leicester deceive Elisabeth; he betrays Mortimer, his former ally. Mortimer himself, though at least an honest partisan of one side, is an intrigant working underground for Maria.
Mortimer, by the way, is less of a "double-crosser" than Leicester: one might say each belongs to a different set of transgressors. Both sets are widely represented throughout Schiller's plays. The family tree of the first (Leicester) group begins with the "Kanaille" Franz and ends with Gessler. The second (Mortimer) group of sometimes seditious, definitely equivocal characters, is larger. Its personalities are more enigmatic, more glittering—from Fiesco, Posa, and Philipp, to Wallenstein, Octavio, Maria, and Elisabeth. In Wallenstein Schiller reaches the epitome of ambiguity,18 a daemonic strategist, a spellbinding genius, a far-seeing statesman centuries ahead of the religious fanatics of his era, and a traitor against his will—the toying with the idea of treason brings about the act of treason.19 To the monochromatic landscape of Schiller's plays, the ambiguous characters lend profile and color, and later on we shall try to show how even Tell is more than the naïve hero of tradition.
Wallenstein's vacillating attitude toward the Viennese court and its representative, Octavio, and the equally dubious policy of the court and Octavio toward him, reveal a further archetypal pattern of Schiller: that of rivalry. In countless mutations and variations he puts before us two men, competing yet tied to one another by blood or affection.20 Two inimical brothers dominated Die Räuber, two inimical brothers are locked in deadly rivalry in Die Braut von Messina, the play preceding Wilhelm Tell.21 Often Schiller constructs a triangle: two men competing for the love of a woman or the loyalty of a younger man.22 And even where rivalry for a woman seems the prime motive for fraternal contention, Schiller's instincts make him go much further. In the case of Karl vs. Franz, of Cesar vs. Manuel, the burning hatred of the brothers antedates the struggle for Amalia or Beatrice.
Schiller makes clear the true character of this fraternal relationship when Isabella, mother of the two feuding brothers in Die Braut von Messina, declares:
Doch eures Haders Ursprung steight hinauf
In unverständ'ger Kindheit frühe Zeit . . .
Und dennoch ist's der erste Kinderstreit,
Der, fortgezeugt in unglücksel'ger Kette,
Die neuste Unbill dieses Tags geboren.
Denn alle schweren Taten, die bis jetzt geschahn,
Sind nur des Argwohns und der Rache Kinder.
(I, iv)
Manuel and Cesar are rivals, as it were, by instinct; the reasons they seek are rationalizations. Schiller reveals here a genuine insight into the nature of fraternal rivalry, and we will see this insight at work in Wilhelm Tell, where few investigators so far seem to have suspected it.
For it may not be accidental that Schiller started his Tell project while still busy with Die Braut von Messina. As is so often true, something of the substance of one enterprise has infiltrated the other. Thus, the Gessler-Tell relationship appears as a new variant of the configuration of rivalry. Gessler, as Gertrud Stauffacher remarks early in the drama, is a poor younger son, without fief, nothing but an Both appointed governor—we Kommissar.23 might say sons, Cesar and Franz are younger a envious of the older brother's privileges; and so Gessler is linked to the earlier prototypes of sheer evil by one of those odd subterranean relationships which tie figures across his various plays.24 Gessler not Schiller's only begrudges and hates Stauffacher's freedom and wealth; he hates the independence and efficiency of all the Swiss, and his envy repeatedly singles out Tell:
Du kannst ja alles, Tell, an nichts verzagst du:
Das Steuerruder fuhrst du wie den Bogen,
Dich schreckt kein Sturm, wenn es zu retten gilt.
(III, iii)
Thus, Gessler's competitive jealousy precedes the appleshooting incident; it dates back to the encounter on the narrow mountain pass where Tell's presence frightens the Governor into speechlessness; before in the it exists, so speak, the play begins.25 As to and case of Cesar Manuel, Schiller accepted the pre-rational nature of the antagonists' rivalry as one of the foundations on which to build the play's structure. And he did it deliberately: in the notes and excerpts he made from his sources he mentions: "Gesslern verdriesst's dass er von Tell gross reden hört."26
In the topography of Schiller's plays Gessler's location is set—he belongs to the family of archvillains, together with Franz, Gianettino, Präsident Walter, Leicester, etc. Like most of his ancestors, Gessler is a "gewaltiger Verbrecher," one of the villains of awe-inspiring proportions who always fascinated Schiller. Gessler's threats before Tell's arrow fells him, to mention only the most dramatic example, are reminiscent of one of Franz's outrageous hymns to power and violence (II, ii). This outburst with its roll call of sadistic imagery reveals the unmistakable melody of the daydream, and Fiesco and Wallenstein, for instance, frequently indulge in phantasies of almightiness. Beginning with Franz and ending with Gessler, Schiller exposed the ruthless and power-crazy; yet though he loathed them, they exerted a particular spell, and in their visions we recognize the dreams of the meek and the persecuted.27 Then, after such a figure has been elevated into a prototype of tyranny, he is annihilated before the onlookers' eyes—another element of wish-fulfillment which, especially in our century of dictators and secret police chiefs, helps to ensure the play's appeal on a pre-intellectual level.
Thanks to the enormous range of his imagination, Schiller rarely repeated himself: Wallenstein's visions of the highest office are not those of Franz Moor or Gessler. Schiller knew the "verruchte Wollust" of possessing boundless power, and the fire with which he imbued his authoritarians still burns today in episodes and speeches projecting the thrill of supreme mastery over people.28 Of course, Gessler as a human being is not as problematic as Wallenstein, but we can feel the antithetic forces of attraction and...
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Roger E. Mitchell and Joyce P. Mitchell (essay date 1970)
SOURCE: "Schiller's 'William Tell': A Folkloristic Perspective," in Journal of American Folklore, Vol. 83, No. 327, January-March, 1970, pp. 44-52.
[In the following essay, the critics suggest that Wilhelm Tell remains part of the oral tradition from which it emerged, arguing that Schiller's intent was for Tell's character to be developed through adversity and for this development to be judged according to the morality of the oral tradition.]
In a recent work on Friedrich Schiller, Frederick Ungar laments the dimming glory of a German Golden Age and the inexorable decline in popularity of Friedrich Schiller's greatest dramas, whose messages are as...
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G. W. McKay (essay date 1971)
SOURCE: "Three Scenes from Wilhelm Tell," in The Discontinuous Tradition: Studies in German Literature in Honour of Ernest Ludwig Stahl, edited by P. F. Ganz, Clarendon Press, 1971, pp. 99-112.
[In the following essay, McKay discusses three scenes from the play-the opening scene, the Rütli scene, and the Parricida scene-examining the development of Tell's character and his subsequent evolution into a mythic hero.]
The ambiguities and difficulties of Wilhelm Tell continue to exercise the minds of critics and producers alike. Perhaps no play of Schiller's is at one and the same time so theatrically effective and so dramatically puzzling. Perhaps no...
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William F. Mainland (essay date 1972)
SOURCE: Introduction to Wilhelm Tell, by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller, translated and edited by William F. Mainland, University of Chicago Press, 1972, pp. xi-xxxiii.
[In the following essay, Mainland places Wilhelm Tell in its historic context and claims that its importance lies not in the play's message, but in Schiller's portrayal of the Tell legend as a Swiss story of national liberation.]
. . . Once again the North Netherlands were threatened with inundation, but a little boy crouching in the chilly night hours kept his thumb in the hole in the dyke and warded off disaster.
. . . Morning coffee in Vienna is accompanied by...
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Frank G. Ryder (essay date 1975)
SOURCE: "Schiller's Tell and the Cause of Freedom," in German Quarterly, Vol. XLVIII, No. 4, November, 1975, pp. 487-504.
[In the following essay, Ryder argues that Wilhelm Tell is about two things: the development of a revolutionary movement and the violent crisis of an individual existing within the same social and historical setting.]
No one will deny that Schiller's Tell is a classical document of individual liberty, a vademecum for the enemies of tyranny, "a great event in the process of educating Germans to think politically." Or—in the spirit of the 17th Literaturbrief—almost no one.1
The play in fact...
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Lawrence O. Frye (essay date 1984)
SOURCE: "Schiller: Juggler of Freedoms in Wilhelm Teli;' in Monatshefte, Vol. LXXVI, No. 1, Spring, 1984, pp. 73-88.
[In the following essay, Frye asserts that Schiller's theoretical thinking dominates Wilhelm Tell, and appears especially in Schiller's effort to synthesize the "esthetically defined freedom of the 'Idylle'" with the "ethically defined freedom of the sublime."]
Act V of Wilhelm Tell is a celebration of peculiar form and function. A tragedy would use this act to bid farewell to a hero departing the arena of action. But, of course, this drama was not meant to be a tragedy, although one figure, the non-hero Johannes Parricida,...
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Alan Best (essay date 1984)
SOURCE: "Alpine Ambivalence in Schiller's Wilhelm Tell," in German Life and Letters, Vol. 37, No. 4, July, 1984, pp. 297-306.
[In the following essay, Best suggests that Schiller presents an ambivalent picture of Tell. This ambivalent picture is seen in the contrast between the nobility of Tell's motives in killing Gessler and the celebration of freedom for Tell's family and the Swiss on the one hand, and the reduction of Tell from moral certainty to doubt and despair on the other hand.]
Interpretations of Schiller's Wilhelm Tell differ most markedly in their assessment of Tell himself and the moral consequences, if any, of his murder of Gessler....
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Robert L. Jamison (essay date 1985)
SOURCE: "From Edelmann to Eidgenosse: The Nobles in Wilhelm Tell," in The German Quarterly, Vol. 58, No. 4, Fall, 1985, pp. 554-65.
[In the following essay, Jamison discusses the dramatic structure of play in terms of the function of the noble class, which is to portray the "ennobling effect of nature" on the nobles and on Tell in producing compassion for others.]
"Der Tell," Schiller wrote to Iffland on August 5, 1803, "ist ein solches Volksstück, wie Sie es wünschen," but, he hastened to add, "an die wirkliche Ausführung hat mich der verzweifelte Kampf mit dem Stoff bis jetzt noch nicht kommen lassen. Bei diesem Stücke aber...
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R. D. Miller (essay date 1986)
SOURCE: "Wilhelm Tell," in Interpreting Schiller: A Study of Four Plays, The Duchy Press, 1986, pp. 1-37.
[In the following essay, Miller explores the tension in the play between the peaceful idyll and use of force to obtain freedom from oppression, and he defends the idealist Tell against criticisms from an anti-idealist/ existential reading of the play.]
There is in [Wilhelm Tell] a certain underlying tension between two ideals. The curtain rises to the peaceful call of Alpine cowherds and the "harmonious" tinkling of cow-bells, and there is a similar peaceful atmosphere at the end of the play. This tranquil mood reflects the ideal of peace and...
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Jeffrey L. Sammons (essay date 1988)
SOURCE: "The Apple-Shot and the Politics of Wilhelm Tell," in Friedrich von Schiller and the Drama of Human Existence, edited by Alexej Ugrinsky, Greenwood Press, 1988, pp. 81-8.
[ In the following essay, Sammons argues that Schiller's representation of Gessler as stupid sets aside the political questions typically associated with the play and points to the counter-revolutionary theme that success in revolution comes about by accident rather than by pursuing an ideology.]
Everyone knows that Wilhelm Tell with his crossbow split an apple that had been set upon his son's head. But not everyone recalls the skill with which Schiller managed this difficult scene. It...
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R. C. Ockenden (essay date 1990)
SOURCE: " Wilhelm Tell as Political Drama," in Oxford German Studies, Vol. 18-19, 1989-1990, pp. 23-44.
[ In the following essay, Ockenden discusses the place of Wilhelm Tell in the development of political drama following the French Revolution and argues for the importance of the Stauffacher character—"a new kind of political figure who is neither a ruler/statesman, nor an intriguer, nor a professional civil servant. "]
It is not surprising that the later eighteenth century, which witnessed on the German stage the introduction of middle-class figures to drama as the potential arbiters (if often unsuccessful) of their own destinies, and on a...
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Lesley Sharpe (essay date 1991)
SOURCE: "Weimar: The Later Dramas: Wilhelm Tell," in Friedrich Schiller: Drama, Thought, and Politics, Cambridge University Press, 1991, pp. 293-309.
[ In the following excerpt, Sharpe describes Schiller's attempt to balance the concepts of idealism, pessimism, and tragedy in Wilhelm Tell.]
Schiller described his last finished play, Wilhelm Tell, as something of a 'Seitenschritt' ('diversion').62 This comment, in a letter to Wilhelm von Humboldt, probably arose from a certain embarrassment at the play's popular success, and from an awareness that he had taken a theme with immediate topical relevance and developed it in a manner that had...
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Sheila Margaret Benn (essay date 1991)
SOURCE: "Schiller and the Sublime 1801-1805: Wilhelm Tell" in Pre-Romantic Attitudes to Landscape in the Writings of Friedrich Schiller, Walter de Gruyter, 1991, pp. 186-201.
[ In the following excerpt, Benn argues that the Swiss landscape acts not only as a setting for the action of Wilhelm Tell but also plays an essential role in the plot, theme, and characterization of the drama.]
There is no evidence that Schiller studied any source material before depicting the Sicilian landscape setting in Die Braut von Messina. However, in the case of the Swiss landscape setting in Wilhelm Tell, quite the opposite is true, for Schiller...
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Steven D. Martinson (essay date 1996)
SOURCE: "William Tell, or Natural Justice," in Harmonious Tensions: The Writings of Friedrich Schiller, University of Delaware Press, 1996, pp. 254-67.
[ In the following essay, Martinson explores the concept of natural justice in Wilhelm Tell, arguing that the drama resolves the traditional split between art and nature and that Tell himself is the naive and beautiful hero representative of the natural order.]
In view of Schiller's interest in music, it is neither coincidental, nor unique that in William Tell the writer should have the fisher-boy, the herdsman, and the alpine hunter sing from the lake, the mountains and the cliffs,...
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Further Reading
Deering, Robert Waller. Introduction to Schiller's Wilhelm Tell. Translated by Robert Waller Deering. Boston: D. C. Heath & Co., 1894, pp. v-xxxix.
Outlines both Schiller's career and the Tell legend before discussing the themes, characters, and construction of the drama itself.
Dundes, Alan. "The 1991 Archer Taylor Memorial Lecture. The Apple-Shot: Interpreting the Legend of William Tell." Western Folklore 50 (October 1991): 327-60.
Analyzes specific elements of the Tell legend and how they emerge in various cultural readings and interpretations....
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Hamunyela said the Namibians serving in Zambian jails are keen to come and complete their sentences here while some of the Zambians do not seem to be interested in going back to their country.
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Francis family wins East Providence house lottery
EAST PROVIDENCE — Christmas came a bit early for the Francis family, winners of the one-off house lottery drawing conducted by the East Providence Planning Department's Community Development Division at the City Council meeting Tuesday night, Dec. 18.
Lucky No. 104212 was the winning ticket held by Renee Francis, who was present for the drawing with her teen-age son Kendall.
"It feels great. I can already picture myself and my family in the house," Ms. Francis said after the drawing. "I prayed I would win, so God is good."
Ms. Francis is a first-time homeowner and will be living in a single-family home for the first time as a parent and an adult.
"It means freedom, freedom from people living above me or below me," Ms. Francis added. "Kendall plays the piano. We have a baby grand. So now he can practice and play at night. He won't be disturbing anyone else living in the house."
The Francis' new abode is located at 78 Anthony St. and is valued at $130,000. The single-family home includes 1,592 square feet of living area, three bedrooms, 1-and-half baths with laundry area on second floor, eat-in kitchen, full-sized dining and living rooms, high-efficiency gas heating and windows, with fully insulated walls and ceiling and a backyard with off street parking.
Anthony Street is a connector road, running between Waterman and Taunton Avenues.
To eligible for the lottery, Ms. Francis and the other applicants had to meet the following standards including having not owned property for the last six months, having a gross household income up to 80% of median area income based on household size (example: household of 4 maximum income $60,500), having documentation of being pre-qualified for financing for a purchase price of $130,000 as well as other conditions and terms.
"This is a property that was left languishing after going into foreclosure. It wasn't being sold on the market in the condition it was, so the city stepped in to try to remedy the situation," Community Development Division director David Bachrach said.
The Planning Department used a combination of state and federal grant monies, including assistance from R.I. Housing, to rehabilitate the house. Sandra Mazo, a Mortgage Originator at Rhode Island Housing, was also in attendance Tuesday.
"The home has the latest technology. It will be less expensive to heat and to cool," Mr. Bachrach added. "It's a beautiful property newly renovated. It's a happy ending to what was a hardship."


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Located in Punta Paitilla within a 5-minute walk of Multicentro Panama, Radisson Decapolis Panama City is within a 15-minute stroll of National Shrine of the Heart of Mary. This 240-room, 4-star hotel has a full-service spa, a casino, and 2 restaurants. Also close to this Panama City hotel are Metropolitan Cathedral of Panama and Via Espana.
Free breakfast is included with your stay. This hotel is home to 2 onsite restaurants, perfect for a quick bite to eat. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or get a quick energy boost at the coffee shop/café.
All 240 air-conditioned rooms provide minibars, coffee makers, and free local calls. 29-inch LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers. Other amenities include free bottled water, safes, and ironing boards.
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Guests of Radisson Decapolis Panama City have access to a full-service spa, a casino, and a nightclub. Free valet and self parking are available—or if you're not driving, take the airport shuttle (available 24 hours) for PAB 32 per person roundtrip. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this spa hotel include an outdoor pool, a 24-hour health club, and a spa tub.
- Free breakfast
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The Radisson Decapolis Panama City offers luxury accommodations in the heart of Panama City's business and shopping district. Facilities at this hotel include bars, restaurants, free breakfast, full-service business center, 6 meeting rooms, gym, pool, travel agency, and a tour desk. The full-service Aqua Spa is a state-of-the-art center with pool, sauna, gym, 6 treatment rooms and beauty salon, among other services.
The hotel also features elevated walkway access to Multicentro, Central America's largest shopping center. Multicentro contains 260 commercial spaces, including shops, restaurants, night clubs, a movie theater complex, and the Majestic Casino. Discount passbooks for Multicentro are included in all hotel stays.
Cellular phone rental and complimentary WiFi are available. The hotel offers roundtrip airport transportation (surcharge). Guests must contact the property prior to arrival for airport transfer details. This property has designated smoking areas; fines apply for violations.
- Outdoor pool
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- 24-hour front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Business center
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 240
- Number of floors - 29
- Hair salon
- Elevator/lift
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Free breakfast
- Casino
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- 24-hour health club
- Full-service spa
- Designated smoking areas
- Airport transportation
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
- Laundry facilities
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms 6
- Nightclub
- Free valet parking
- Terrace
- Poolside bar
- Luggage storage
- Conference center
- Snack bar/deli
- Year Built 2004
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free self parking
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa services on site
- Television in common areas
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Snack bar/deli
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free valet parking
Room Amenities
Radisson Decapolis Panama City offers 240 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and safes. Beds feature premium bedding. 29-inch LCD televisions come with premium satellite channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
This Panama City hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include complimentary bottled water and coffee/tea makers. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Satellite TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Room service (24 hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Where to Eat
Luxor - Open daily from 6:30 AM until 10:30 AM for a breakfast buffet.
Fusion - Enjoy items from a gourmet menu of fusion-style dishes while enjoying a view of the hotel's glass-bottom pool. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner from 6:30 AM until 10:30 AM and noon until 11 PM.
Sushi and Martini Bar - Located in the lobby, this bar offers lunch, dinner, and a large selection of liquors and spirits. Open daily from 11 AM until 1 AM.
Terraza Bar - This cocktail bar offers a view of the garden and serves international cuisine. Open daily.
Start your morning with a buffet breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for a surcharge. You can order a meal from 24-hour room service.
Spa Services
- Steam room in spa
- Number of treatment rooms 6
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Aromatherapy treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Sauna in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 15
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
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Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 11 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
24-hour check-in
No rollaway/extra beds available
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- Airport shuttle fee: PAB 32 per person (roundtrip)
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This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Up to 2 children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Will 305/40/22 A/T fit?
I'm having a hard time deciding on a new set of tires for my 22's. I'm having my Chrome wheels painted black in a couple weeks along with a few more chrome bits colour matched.
I want to keep my RK lift in this summer and have my 22's on some 32" A/Ts.
I don't mind using wheel spacers and trimming the bolt to make these tires fit, I would actually preffer them to stick out a little bit past the fender. about what my 32" M/T's stick out now, possibly a bit more even. (1/2" - 1")
I have fit plenty of different size tires on this Jeep before, But this will be the biggest overall, I have no problem with 295/30/22, 265/40/22, and 255/75/17's. But i'm worried I will have rubbing issues with the 305's
Also, i'm torn between Cooper Zeon LTZs or Nitto Terra Grapplers. The coopers are $500 cheaper.
Any input on the rubbing is appreciated! :thumbsup:
Re: Will 305/40/22 A/T fit?
With the RK lift and a 305 (12.2''wide) i do see plenty of rubbing at full lock. 5'' backspacing would be the best IMO. Tire should stick out almost an inch.
When i had just the RK on and my 285's with the pinch weld folded, i still had rubbing.
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ibis budget Jakarta MentengBudget hotel
Ibis Budget Jakarta menteng located stategically in Menteng, one of the busiest districts in Jakarta. Just 1-hour drive from Soekarno-Hatta airport, 10 minutes from Gambir station and just 5 minutes from the Golden Triangle and CBD. The 135 rooms feature the new ibis bedding and the hotel is designed to deliver essential comfort at a budget price. It is also attached to a range of retails and F&B outlets.
This hotel participates to Planet 21 and is acting in favour of Positive Hospitality.
Services in the hotel and nearby
WIFI/Internet Access
- WIFI at the hotel
- WIFI in the communal areas
- WIFI in your room
- Public indoor parking
Accessibility for people with reduced mobility
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Reduced mobility facilities
- Accessible bathroom
- Air conditionned
- Snack & beverage machine
Services and practical information
WIFI/Internet Access
- WIFI at the hotel
- WIFI in the communal areas
- WIFI in your room
- Public indoor parking
Accessibility for people with reduced mobility
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Reduced mobility facilities
- Accessible bathroom
- Air conditionned
- Snack & beverage machine
Hotel location
JL. Hos Cokroaminoto N° 79
Tel: (+62)21/3918007
Fax: (+62)21/3143677
- SOEKARNO HATTA INTL At 30km / 18.64 miles
- BUS WAY STATION At 0.5km / 0.31 miles
- GAMBIR At 4.7km / 2.92 miles
Our rooms
The new ibis bedding offers you the ultimate comfort of sleeping experience by providing bedding that is wonderfully comfortable on every level: microfiber pillows and bolsters, soft large duvet and comfy topper.
1 Queen Bed
Our comfortable Standard room features a Queen bed with the new ibis bedding.
Standard Twin
Our comfortable Standard room features a Twin bed with the new ibis bedding.
1 Queen Bed and 1 Single Bunk Bed
Our comfortable Standard room features a Queen bed and a single bed with the new ibis bedding.
- 135 rooms
- Air conditioning
- Remote control TV
- WIFI in your room
- Work desk in all rooms
- Satellite/cable colour TV
- Toilets
- Emergency info in rooms
Our customer reviews for ibis budget Jakarta Menteng
Reviews collected from customers who booked on AccorHotels.com
I have a good experience staying at Ibis Hotel and this is my second visit to Jakarta. The room was clean and the bed was very comfortable. Easy to find food stalls and taxi. The workers were very helpful. Definitely will come again.
Dear misszuradnb, Thank you for your time to write us on your review. We were happy to read this positive review, Thank you for recognize on our room and the staffs. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Our guest are our utmost importance and certainly look forward to welcome you back again in the future. Warm Regards I Gede Pratama General Manager
Overall great value for money. The location is very convinient and there is everything you need in the same building (Starbucks, Bank, Moneychanger). Our Room (318) was clean and confortable and even had a good view. The breakfast is not good, though. But Starbucks and other cafés in the street are near by. The level of english of the reception staff varied a lot. However, for checking in and out its enough.
Dear Mark2650, We very much appreciate your review regarding your stay at the ibis Budget Jakarta Menteng. I will definitely pass this positive review to all our team, it will surely could motivate us all to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. Sincerely, I Gede Pratama General Manager
I have been traveling all over Asia for the past 10 years. This was my 4th trip to Indonesia. This hotel might have the best shower in Asia but if you like to take long showers the hot water might run out. Great bed. Wifi is slow but good enough. I challenge anybody to find fast wifi in an Asian hotel outside of HK. I'm not into food at all and I can eat anything so the free breakfast was fine for me. But for most Western people who are picky about food they might be greatly disappointed with it. Tv channels: Fox news, Discovery, Fox premium movies, HBO, Starworld. Flat screen is small and high on the wall. Digital aircon control very nice. Main problem for most Western customers might be the outside view. Never bothered me at all but my first room window view was the outside hall then my 2nd window view is of the park where the Muslim 5 times a day chanting can be loud if your window is open. But after closing the window it's nearly totally muffled. There are a few over-priced coffee shops and Asian restaurants around but also an outside very local street grill area at night for budget travellers. Tip: the local Hero supermarket 5 minutes walk from the hotel has everything like INDO adapters for your electronic gadgets.
Dear Valuable Guest, Thank you very much for your positive feedback during your stay at Ibis Budget Menteng especially regarding the shower ;), I will share your comment to my team. For breakfast and WIFI, I will do my best to improve for the variety and speed, hopefully for your next visit in Jakarta your stay will be more pleasant as the previous one. Thank you again for sharing your experience and have a great day! Sincerely,
Hi Tripadvisor Ibis budget Menteng has strategic location, so I chose this hotel for a night The bed room, the bath one and the alley of the hotel were so clean and also the air-conditioning worked as I expected, that was why I liked this hotel. Whoever consider two star hotel in Menteng area, I suggest to choose THIS Ibis Budget. A little tip ; I saw a few of small ants on the working desk in my room but its weren't annoyed me, hope the cleaning room put more attention on this.
Dear valuable Guest We are very much appreciate for your comments regarding your stay at the ibis budget Jakarta Menteng. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback from you I will share your feedback with my team. And regarding the ants on the desk, I have already informed the department concerned and I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. Sincerely,
overall its ok for budget hotel,love the shower pressure,it can be plus point, but bed duvet is noisy like a old stuff & easy to move.but its a budget hotel dont expect too much with budget hotels....
Dear Mr. Ramadhan, Thank you very much for your stay in our hotel. I will share your feedback with my team In regard your comment related with the bed noisy and I believe it will be our service improvement in the future. Highly appreciated for sharing your experience and waiting for your next visit to our hotel. Best regards, Widiargo Juarmadi
I though it was going to be a normal Ibis hotel but it is very basic hostel. Breakfast is a joke (rice with curry is the only on offer), internet is only available in the lobby and ground floor and the room is very small (no cupboard, no safe box, no extra space besides the bed) and rooms on the ground floor have NO WINDOW. Also, the manager is the only one who speaks/understand English but she is not always around so it's difficult to communicate with the staff...
Dear inescudero, Thank you for your time to share your experience while staying with us. Kindly be informed that Ibis Budget Menteng is a two-star hotel which is a non service hotel, no laundry, minibar, room service and restaurant. Internet facility is provided in each room using wi-fi and the password is available at the Reception desk. Your feedback will be forwarded to department concerned to improve our service quality. Thank you. Best regards, Nanuk
I generally stay at Ibis , Mentang in Jakarta. Very Good Location , just 10 min walk from Plaza Indonesia. Staffs are courteous and Polite.Rooms are generally very big compared to other Budget Hotels. House keeping done every day , Towels and Bedsheets are replaced every day. Towels and Bedsheets are spotless. Hot shower and Good Water Pressure. Breakfast is very simple , just bread Butter , Jam , Tea , Coffee and two Indonesian local cuisine. Doesn't have safety Box/locker in Rooms and Internet access and speed is not good.
Its a nice hotel a bit small but it suit us, unfortunately, the wifi is terrible, access id and password changes everyday, access to it is intermittent and we are always lock out of our room, We stay for two nites but everytime the door access doesn't work. BUT we must say a big THANK YOU to all your helpful and friendly staff.
the hotel is clean and strategic location but the breakfast is really bad better get breakfast around the hotel. you can get what you need in minimarket in ground floor of the hotel or get it at seven eleven at cross of the hotel, there is also jco where you can get donut and coffe, at night get local food beside the hotel
Great location for access to Jakarta CBD, all the basics for a budget price - why pay more when a large, clean, quiet room with AC, hot shower, for a good night's sleep what's required; a range of restaurants and convenience store right out front, taxi service to the door, security is good
Dear John B, Thank you very much for staying at our hotel and taking your precious time to share your experience here. It is a valuable feedback for us. We are looking forward to welcoming you back with us in the near future. Yours sincerely, Mia Miriam Djajakoesoema
Fair location and good service but a little bit cramped room with a big side column. Air conditioner needs a cleaner filter as dust accumulates. Little ants are spotted around the washing basin and needs attention.
Dear Carcar K, We very much appreciate your comments regarding your stay at the ibis budget Jakarta Menteng. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. I will share your comments my team.I am sure that your feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience and we look forward to welcoming you again at our hotel. Best regards, Mia Miriam Djajakoesoema
The hotel surrounding is quite nice. There are some restaurants such as Sate Senayan, Thai Restaurant, vietnamese Restaurant just opposite the hotel. Even there is Starbucks in the same building of the hotel. I just have one suggestion for the hotel, please provide tooth brush and tooth paste as the amenities of the room.
Dear Sudarto Y, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at Ibis Budget Jakarta Menteng and it was our great pleasure to have you as our guest. Your input and comments are precious to us, and thank you for your kind contribution which will allow us to keep on upgrading our services. We look forward to welcome you again at Ibis Budget Jakarta Menteng. Yours sincerely, Mia Miriam Djajakoesoema
I stay for less than 24 hours, but really need to be in the down town Kuningan area. I found the hotel is so clean and very warm staff. Parking area is big enough and easy to access Surrounded by many restaurants and peddlers food Great hotel
Dear Hanadi S. , Thank you for your review of Ibis Budget Jakarta Menteng and taking the time to share it with us. We appreciate your positive comment about our room and staffs. We look forward to welcoming you back again at our hotel. Yours sincerely, Mia Miriam Djajakoesoema
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Tint, Corsa, and Eibach preview
Just a few pics of some of the work I have had done. List includes tinted tails, rear fogs, third brake light, headlights, LEDs, Eibachs (front springs on the rear), and installed Corsa exhaust. Not everything is complete, so yall will have to deal with a preview for now. All work done by TAG Motorsports in San Diego, CA.
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MORE pics please!!!!
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i finally went to a track for the first time and wow do i have much to learn lol. i went to adams motorsports park in riverside, its a pretty short track and we ran on the drifting configuration. my first 2 runs were pretty sad at 1:00.5 and 0:57.5 but i got more comfortable as it went on and got 0:56.8 and 0:54.5 on the last two. i dont think i did too horrible for my first time. i was in the middle of the pack on my last run, but then a beastly evo came and got like 46 seconds on his first try lol. at least i didnt crash or spin out like a few people did haha
but if you have never tracked your car it is insanely fun, and a tad scary too lol. im definately gonna do this more, and hopefully get better lol


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Measurement, Monitoring, Modelling and Control of Bioprocesses
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Fast and cost-effective methods are needed to reduce the time and money needed for drug commercialisation and to determine the risks involved in adopting specific manufacturing strategies. Simulations offer one such approach for exploring design spaces before significant process development is carried out and can be used from the very earliest development stages through to scale-up and optimisation of operating conditions and resource deployment patterns both before and after plant start-up. The advantages this brings in terms of financial savings can be considerable, but to achieve these requires a full appreciation of the complexities of processes and how best to represent them mathematically within the context of in silico software. This chapter provides a summary of some of the work that has been carried out in the areas of mathematical modelling and discrete event simulations for production, recovery and purification operations when designing bio-pharmaceutical processes, looking at both financial and technical modelling.
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Pietrus, who inked a one-year deal worth $1.3 million with the Celts, is scheduled to undergo a physical Monday. The 29-year-old is coming off an offseason in which he underwent surgery on his right knee. The ailment forced Pietrus to miss the last 12 games of the Phoenix Suns' 2010-11 regular season and led the Toronto Raptors to call off a deal for the eight-year veteran earlier this month. The Suns ultimately worked out a buyout for Pietrus, allowing for the signing by the Celtics.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 4, 2011, New Braunfels, Texas Page 8 — H fra lo-Zeitung — Wednesday, May 4, 2011 New Braunfels-area gas prices These prices are for one galton of unleaded gas as of 1 p m Saturday. ir Chevron y EjfcpN VALIKO MObil $3.79 $3.79 $3.85 $3.79 $3.79 (conoco) GES3 $3.78 $3.79 $3.79 GAS CONTINUED FROM Page 1 Pbrt Aransas each year, so we will still take it, but were going to have to bite the bullet and pay the price. We-knew it was going to cost more this year." Sandra I lores of New Braunfels said her family has decided to stay more local this summer. "We're going to play it safe and go out less," Flores said. "If we do decide to take trips, we will do them all at one time." I he FIA predicts summer gas prices will reach $4.13, according to an April 12 summer transportation fuels outlook report "I fully expect prices to reach $6 or $H this summer," Poole said. "Were fixin' to have to go back to a horse and buggy" Gasoline prices are creep ing closer to record highs In several Texas cities. Ihe weekly AAA Texas gasoline survey released Friday says the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline increased 5 to 7 cents in many areas of the state over the past week. The agency says prices are within 15 cents of the records in Dallas, Fort Worth, Galveston and Houston. Overall, the state averaged increased 4 cents to $3.80 per gallon. That's $ 1.05 more than a year ago and 18 cents shy of the record of $3.98 in July 2008. The Dallas-Fort Worth area had the most expensive gas in the state at $3.85. The lowest price of $3.73 was shared by several cities. Hie state average is 11 cents below the national average of $3.91. (The Associated Press contributed to this report.) VOTE CONTINUED FROM Page 1 and the offic ers must follow, Hanna said. Civil Service takes the politics out of employment, replacing it with documentation, he said. He said in five years the department has had three chiefs. With those chiefs come changes, Hanna said. "A lot of times the criteria for promotion end up changing" he said. "The discipline will Ik? consistent with everybody. It puts a little more on the supervisors to make sure everything's properly documented." When asked what part a Civil Service system might have played in the disciplining of a New Braunfels officer recently fired after being involved in a drunken driving incident, 1 lanna said little, if anything, would've been different. "That officer that was fired recently wouldn't have been saved under Civil Service," Hanna said. "He didn't need to be." NBPD Chief Thomas Wib-ert said he was unsure what difference Cavil Service could have played, but he speculated. "I think in that case, the offense was so flagrant, that I think under both systems that employee would be dismissed," Wibert said. 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Since the first call to prayer in 1775, when the Continental Congress asked the colonies to pray for wisdom in forming a nation, the call to prayer has continued through our history, including President Lincoln's proclamation of a day of "humiliation, fasting, and prayer" in 1863. In 1952, a joint resolution by Congress, signed by President Truman, declared an annual, national day of prayer. In 1988, the law was amended and signed by President Reagan, permanently setting the day as the first Thursday of every May. Each year, the president signs a proclamation, encouraging all Americans to pray on this day. Last year, all 50 state governors plus the governors of several U.S. territories signed similar proclamations. THANK YOU TO OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS Barnard Donegan Ins. D L Miller Financial Brian T. Boyd, CPA, PC The Miner Corporation HMT Engineering & Surveying Rocky Hill Equipment Salvation Army of New Braunfels TBARM Resort ' Zoeller Funeral Home GlllllG CIVIL SERVICE FACTS A fact sheet compiled by the City of New Braunfels and supplied to the Herald-Zeitung lists some impacts if Civil Service were approved. They include but are not limited to: ■ The Texas Legislature could amend the law without regard to the impact financial or otherwise, on New Braunfels. ■ Most appeals of suspensions and terminations could result in hiring an arbitrator rather than using the Civil Service Commission, and cost estimates for an arbitrator would be about $4,000 per incident depending upon the length of the appeal. ■ There would be no oral interview for job applicants, but the highest score on a written exam would place candidates on the eligibility list to hire in rank order. ■ Police chief would have no decision-making authority for pay increases and payment for up to 720 hours of sick leave upon separation would be mandated. Service it wouldn't be a sure thing." Wibert said his job will be most effected if voters approve the Civil Service move. He aims to allay officers' concerns about fairness, transparency and parity, Wibert said. "My goal is to have a police agency that our employees can embrace and feel comfortable with rather than an organization they feel they need to be protected from," Wibert said. "If Civil Service does not pass, I would say that my job would be to have our employees actually feel good about that a few years from now." COFFEE CONTINUED FROM Pag© 1 But Jennifer Wilson said Tuesday morning that Crosswalk's return to the JMaza isn't an in-your-face challenge to the Torkelsons and New Braunfels Coffee. 1 his space had just stayed available and we felt like it was the right move, that God was leading us to moving into this space," Jennifer said. "We had talked to a lot of our previous customers and they told us how much they missed having us downtown and they felt like there wasn't a substitute, something to take our place," she said. "We'd been praying on this and trying to figure out where to locate back downtown." After leaving downtown last August, Crosswalk set up shop at the new West-pointe Village, the HEB-anchored shopping center at Loop 337 and Texas Hwy. 46. That location will remain open. "Once we got our cafe by the new HEB up and running, we wanted to look for options downtown," Jennifer said. She said Crossroads is "quite happy" in its new spot, which is owned by Shannon Malish of New Braunfels. "We actually like it better than our old location, because we have a beautiful porch, and we love the warmth and the coziness that we have on the inside." Asked if she thought there was enough traffic to provide profitability for side-by-side coffee shops, Jennifer said didn't have an answer to that. "We opened because we felt like our patrons really wanted us back down here. And as you can see with all the full tables, that seems to be the case," she said. At New Braunfels Coffee, where on Tuesday morning a half-dozen or so customers were enjoying their javas, June Torkelson declined to comment on the arrival of Crosswalk next door, other than to say New Braunfels Coffee has great customers and appreciates them. "Our customers are happy we're here," June said. The Torkelsons purchased the location 20 years ago and originally opened New Braunfels Coffee there in 1992. Another coffee shop was housed there before Crosswalk. Coffee drinkers will be saddened to hear that the side-hy-side competition hasn't caused prices to drop in either location, according to the shops' owners. ACADEMY CONTINUED FROM Page 1 tournament. Most of the money raised came from area sponsors, private donations and fundraising efforts by the players. Superintendent Randy Moczygemba said, in light of the tough economic times, he would welcome any financial help, as long as the name Fraulein remained connected with the tournament. Academy has specific rules regarding sponsorships. Successful proposals must be submitted at least two months ahead of the event, contain industry/product exclusivity and focus on sports or outdoor events or promotions, and other guidelines. The company also considers donation requests submitted by non-profit organizations. Academy spokeswoman Elise Hasbrook said Monday her company, based in Katy, had heard of the flap regarding the Volleyfest, but hadn't received a proposal. "At this time, no one at Academy Sports and Outdoors has received a formal request for support or sponsorship," she said. Hasbrook said Academy became aware of the issue when it was published in the Herald-Zeitung on April 20. "We began investigating where that information came from and we were able to confirm that no one on our marketing or promotions team had been involved with the organization in question." It takes four to six weeks for Academy to review a proposal. Hasbrook couldn't say if the local proposal would be considered by her company. "As a matter of policy, we don't discuss how we make decisions on a sponsorship. All of those would have to be received through our formal system online," she said. "I 14th ANNUAL r t AWARDS 2011 and the winners are- being announced June 5, 2011 Don't miss it! NEW BRAUNFELS Herald^^Zeitung can tell you that if the organization went through submitting a proposal through the proper channels, we would never publicize or discuss the amount of our support — that's just not information we would divulge publicly." Hasbrook said Academy is satisfied the matter is being clarified. "Correcting the inaccuracy of the original story is enough for us," she said. "We appreciate the follow-up." Neither of the volleyball parents who scripted the proposal wanted to be identified or offered comment. 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PIERZ — A 43-year-old Pierz man was sentenced Friday to 7 1/2 years in prison for first-degree attempted murder in Morrison County District Court in Little Falls, reported the Morrison County Attorney's Office.
Kevin Edward Stuckmayer, who was convicted for trying to kill his wife, was sentenced by Judge Douglas P. Anderson. The charges stem from an incident at the Stuckmayer home in September of 2012. Stuckmayer plead guilty on Dec. 13, 2012.
A packed courtroom heard the defense plea for leniency. Friends and family members testified that Stuckmayer was a quiet man who got along with everyone. A psychologist testified that Stuckmayer was unlikely to re-offend.
Assistant County Attorney Todd Kosovich argued for a 90-month prison sentence, reviewing the facts and reading Stuckmayer's own confession that Stuckmayer had planned to kill his wife, hit her in the head with a board, left her to die and when she survived told a deputy sheriff that the "next way to kill her is to shoot her. And I think that's the best odds."
Just before the sentence was imposed, Stuckmayer told the court that he "could never hurt anyone" and that he "was possessed by something evil" the day he hit his wife.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -With a light first day of action that included diving and a pair of relays, the University of Cincinnati swimming and diving teams opened competition at the inaugural American Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championships.
The women placed third in the 800 freestyle relay, with Weronika Wasiakowska, Hope Andrews, Jessica Piper and Jackie Keire posting a time of 7:17.97. Later, a group of Piper, Helena Pikhartova, Iuliia Fedoreeva and Wasiakowska placed fourth in the 200 medley relay, finishing in 1:43.26.
On the men's side, the 800 free team of Tommy Easley, Hunter Pasek, Dean Waite and Joe Scherpenberg placed fourth in 6:40.08. The 200 medley relay squad Awse Ma'aya, Dan Gilbertson, Rob Walsh and Mike Kaplan also finished fourth (1:31.77).
Diving action saw the men compete on the one-meter and the women jump off the three-meter. Bill Magill posted the top Bearcats score of 203.65, while Amanda Coffey led the UC women at 190.65.
The meet continues on Thursday, Feb. 20, with preliminaries in the 500 freestyle, 200 individual medley and 50 freestyle. Women's one-meter diving preliminaries will take place at 12:30 p.m. and the finals for all the earlier events, along with the 4x50 freestyle relay. Keire enters the championships with the fastest time of any conference swimmer in the 500 freestyle.
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