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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08

0berit oagetpeien. Ger alte bate
Dor @ut ge5ittert. gllnierem &0nig
Die Shmad) an5utunI llnierem ge-
liebteh, g~reiien 40nigl" 8ei 9iid
batten iie elm panr Gbompognerfla-
Ihen ben Suls gebroden. Gin edter
oeutider Mann mag feinen Sran-
5oien leioen, oo6 lire Meine trinfi
er germ. Muf einen FROZEN, friiden,
froblifen &riegl Gas junge gllit
iddumte ME Der gbampagner. 0ann
maren tie losge5ogen. IS bieB ia,
Der &0nig ioa beut Mbeno anfomy
men. Seute a6eno fiel mol nod 0ie
gntideioung. gd mas - gntifet.
bungl Die mar ifon gefaLen. Mod;-
ten iid) Die 9erren 9iplontaten tto6a
bin nno Der itreiten. nm bieien Gries
famen lie niht berum - i'm oieien
arieg nibt! 9os batteft oie anoeren
qeiagt un0 4ilrt gerfenfeloe mas
ihipeigeilo 5iDiiden ibren gegangen.
yelit mar er bod allein. aanoern
batte nod BET StebelD 0ie nelieiten
Eariier 3eitungen leien ipoaert, mar
an Der gbarlottenltroBe abge-
idJpenft, ulo grisfD ma ploBlid,
perlhtputoen, obne Elm Abifieos-
mort, Die pom @robooen uerihlun,
gen. Srgenoeine Menihenipoge muir
te i'm o~bge0rangt baben. &ein Sur.
Der bert.
4 Sin Der @fe Ser SrieoridsItraBe
mar es foit toaer nls auf Dem
Spernplab. Gar fein 3urffommen
m0glid. @oI 5ebn Mimlten Itano
gerfenfeIoe tpie feit9enmlert, BIS
ibn cine @oge uber Die Strabe trug.
unmittelbar Dor aran5ler mlBte er
fpie0er iteben bleiben. Ga fab er
plosIid Wiitter unb Seonig biitter
eiaem 5eniter Der apnoitorei. sic
batten i'm audi .geieben. Manla
iuinfte, nno 9eoe nidte. Wit eini.
ger Anitrengrng gIiidte es Inn, bin.
ein5ufommeu.
pMein Sunse! Mein Snmeel" Jag.
tt Mhitter. @eiter nid3ts. Muf bent
lieben @eiiAt itano Die Gorge gc-
idrieben. gs mar nidts aleines,
ben Mann uno 5tpei Sobne in oen
arieg biuaus3uidifer. Die ein5igen
5ipei. Iber reben Der Gorge itano
Die beilige Gntidloiienbeit. lin ben
Whino elm poar altmmerfalten, Die
bobe Stirne frei. Mutter mar INNER
nod cine idone 6rnr. Sii Dem gIot
ten blonoen Sdeitel unter Der flei-
men Gopotte lag nod fem grnlies
Soor.
raurtl SIR @Iiidlidenl~ battc
Die 6onii1e geiagt. 4ngeieben botte
ne ibn mn NIT einem ~Itreifenoen
Bid. 9ann gingen Die 8louaugett
fpieoer binaus iiber Die touIenof6pfi=
&c Wenge, biliiber gu ben Gadfir-
iten NIT ben m~oIenoen preubiiden
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08
Siee.
@oInan BON $ annsp b. 3obeItib.

HM
Bonn GenfmaI oes Mlten 7srib bis
gum 8ranoenbnrger Cor ifoben uno
ordHgten ole Menidenipogen redts
ulo linfs Der ooppeIten 2inoenreiben,
.oiUild}en 0enen Die Wailen wie felt
gefeili Itanoen. Mm Opernplab mar
fem D1rdfommeR gauienoe ftaiiten
iid) Dor Dem Ealais oes a0uiqs,
@lieo an @lieo, aopf an aopf. >nno
imHer lleiie Sunoerte, Sauienoe fa-
men orr6 Die WebenitraBen beranges
5ogen, aus alen Staotteilefr, BON
Nor0 lno Git llto Siio; iiinqcs
@olf, 5rnuen lln0 Burden, Mdnner
init Den &riegsoenfni;a5en bon 1864
ntto 1866 auf Der 9ruit @reiie nit
Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT 4reus aus ben
gefreiungsfriegeu. Gs mar nid,t
iaut in ben Waiien, aber elm Hau-
id)en ging iiber iie bin, oos SrmmerI
litto 3ainen linge51blter balblaater
Simmer, in oenen gntriiitung mo
ertpartllng 8itterteil.
Ger Gag mar beiB getuelen. genn
ipannfe iih in Der Sobiommerodnt.
merung Der Simmel blau uno mol.
fcnlos. Die @oslaternan flamn1tca
auf IN ben g~eoffneten 21oen, Die
9dnieraeil0 entlang, idimmerten
GELD aus . kariinen 2aub Der aiit-
! oeureiheu
Elm pnarmal fam itdrfere 8etpe~
gulg III bic ~borrenoen Maiien. aiis
Der eborIottenitraBe, ourd Die engen
0aIien am 9ronprin8Iiden gaIais
itiirmten bic 3eitunesiungeu nit IT.
.ren Bcden beron. Die 6ruffeud,.
I ten ertrnbIdtter gineen BON San0 si
9nno, fuaroen lalt berleien. Mbreiie
.oes 9onigs aus Ernst" u4uflmfi
Seiner @aieit1t IN Moaoeburql"-
sSibung Der frnn50fiihen Depiitier.
teitfammer BAT ioeben beaonneni~
9as Maunett uro Nouid,en idapoIl
an. Damn fulroe es tuieoer filler
fat In gbrfurdt. Bis Elm einseIue
5orubebenoe Mannesitimme rief:
Sic foIen MIR fommenl" 3e6n,
5tpan5ig, bunoerf mieoerboIten es.
lflo tpieoer mar DIE Hube Ser Spon-
lllaflg uno Der grtpartung iiber Ser
Walie ulto oa5u Elm Hauiden ipie bon
aolersfIiigeIn.
Diiiblom MIR, Sdritt INN Gdritt,
fom yerfenfeIoe borD1rts. sic ma
rem 5t britt ans Ger Gaierne fortge-
gaHien, Ser5 uno Sirn BON benz I'll
men 0eoanfen erFiiat: @ibt q
arieg2l 0on nidts onoerem mar
beiit geprod1en noroen I'M aoiino,
out oeat aaiernenbofe, in ben 2elif.
Haffsnobniingen. gor lid mar Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08

noro0entiden 6abnen. .@ir iilro BOD
Elm golf. @eut fiibIt mans enc.
lid." sic refte Die Ghultern. ,Oas
id fem Warn binl~
WanbeSmal batten lie friiber ae.
ladt, fuenn oas @eolpig iagte. Sent
lodte Glrt 8erfenfeloe nidt. Sent
mar fem Gag gum 2aden. Mber miea
Die Goliine 10 oaitanb, idlanf ualo
ranf uto itraff ieoe Mnsfel ga-
ipannt, IN Dem ifmalen ionnenfla-
rem @eiidt Dies ieItianle 2eudten,
Bate ii6erbaupt niemano laden f0n-
men, mobte iie iageu, mas Tie moate.
Wie cine Ina5one iab lie aus. ltiO
pleoer ni6t: es mar ood] 10 DieI
Beiblides in Dem iungen @eiiht.
Cine berbe iprooe @eiblid)feit frei-
lid Seomig par ia INNER anoers
9efpelen tUie Die anoerr MGohen.
9eopig @eolpig
9as oahte 8erfenfeloe nod ais
CT mieoer 0rauBen Itano, nun 6riibcf
altf Der anoeren Settle Der 2ifl0efi,
lif) langfam ipeiter Idol, Dem 9ran-
oenburger Cor 81. @os batte M1lt-
ter nod geiagt? @runno mar IN Ser
lin, init adtunopier5ig Stlmoen ltr-
loub berii6ergefommen aus ieinem
Sect. Mama mar 10 gliidlid gene
len, lbn nod einntal ans Ser3 iflic-
ben 81 fonnen. Sb man hrs aonn-
te! Die quite Wutter 800 iie tpltBte.
lie abnte niht. ~.
gunn batte er ben gruoer uno
aud Seouig pergeiien. er ipar plob-
lid mgeiprodeu iporoen BON elmer
befannten Gtimme. ~@ebt's tpirf.
lid los, Serr 2eutnant?" 2infs ne
ben ibm itan0 elm Gieie IN Der blaiien
4rbeiterbluie, iiber Die elm brauner
Sommerrod seItreift mar. ,,gilt
on's, Warbeinfe. ODER it's oeiu
1eift2" -ugtee, nee, Serr Reut-
nant, es bat aliens feline Nidtiafeit. .
uno Damn nod einmal Die 6ranaenoe
5rase: r@ebt's mirfIid los2"
(rn.Sy "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08
8aminidbmI> Nrtiecl.

Infer gorrat an 8dumeu, Gtrdls
dern, Slumen, Samen etc. lit Der bette,
ipelter ie IN Segas ge5ogen iulroe. ltns
iere Rreiie limb nieori9er aIs in anberen
8anmihulen nno Die Waare 1T not
mengedt uno 8ufrieoeniferen6.
gStr limo mn 20 Sabre I'M Gaillps
ldJnls@eiddft unb mir eeiuinnen id6rIih
Sii1oerte bon ueilen allnoen (trob Ser
aroben 4ontilrren5 n6roIi6er @efddfte)
9ieies biirgt fir rtniere HeeIit1t. 3osf
gu6 ~tniereu 81 Geiten ltorfen GdfaIoo
tonimen luenn Sbr ettpas an pIIansen
9eoentt. Der aatnlog fufrb fir &c 8riefs
marfen frei berfanot.
Adresse; Comal Springs Nursery,
Otto Locke. New Braunfels, Tex.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08
WortfekunQ foIat.l
Or. q. Meneer's griuatmerf: ;,

II. %. WgeIeer7s Ertbafiuert: ,EeTa-
litid)e Observation-Disclosures" (nmerifouiz
idDe anflage) iiber tnpiide 8rairieisene<
rien, kranii4e Snietten, 8flnn8en, 90
gel ulo Sierleben i'm maemeineit:
Sagoe uno Raturnusfliiae; biiforifde 9Ps,
minis5erlen etc. iiber 300 e(eoonte pho
t~ogropbiide SIuitratiouen, lbarunier
ptele aus benz teraniiten Siers uno Sils
leftenlebenl /; enooriliert bon Ser ,gsreien
Frelie fir geras" uno bielen prominens
ten Bitr9ern bon Gan Antouio unb aus
tpdrts (iacl. MISREPRESENTATION Sannes
= SlaDoen) aann pribatim be3oaerl
lperoei 0ireft bonn 6~eralsaeber; obec
Mdnnrro Str. $40; 4reis $3.50; per
Kolt S1.60- Elm einheimiides, subers
.loiIiges uno ipanreno nnterhoIfenSes
Bud BON 1923 8olipsS eiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-08

Or. +. u. Riper, OiteopotE, 1903
Soleooo Ctr, oben. Office Eel. gr
1856. WobnungsteI. Gr. 1887. (glna \
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
Sneak Thief Enters
The Hunter Home

James O'Shaughnessy, g. tran
sient about % years old, was ar
rested Monday afternoon by Mayor
j. W. Moore on the charge Of
stealing diamond ring at the
Lawrence Hunter home in this
city, and was given hearing In
Justice Randall's court the same
evening. He waived examinations
and was bound over to the district
court. His bond was fixed at
$500 which he was unable to fur
nish, and he will languish in the
county jail at Minot until the. au-
thorities are ready to dispose of his
case. The young man had been
employed to do some work around
the hunter house. and during the
afternoon when Mrs. Hunter left
home for short time he went into
the building and took the ring.
On her return Mrs. Hunter found
the ring missing and Immediately
told of her loss to her father-in
law, Tom Hunter. About FIVE
O'Clock in the afternoon the young
man came out o. the Wiper barn
on horseback and Mayor Moore
met him and took him in custody.
While being searched the young
man admitted the theft. and gave
up the ring. He will in all prob
ability plead guilty at the next
term Of district court and take his
medicine. n&
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
1|N0sUsPECIs HELD
FOR FARMER DEATH

Towner, NJ D.. Oct. IA Albert
;Sandow, a farmer living south
west Of Bantry, was found lying
near the Cooke elevator in that
Village in an unconscious state.
He was taken to a physician, but
died before gaining consciousness.
Coroner 2. 81 G. Stone of Balfour
was called and held an inquest, T.
sE Fox, James Clarke and G.. F.
.Varty acting as 4 a coroner's jury.
They brought in y verdict to the
effect that SandoW had been mur-
,dered a postm orten examination
showing that a wound had been
Inflicted by a hard blunt instru-
ment at the base of the skull, re-
sui ting in sfract ture. NJ 5< 3.<
i The dead man was about Al
years Of age and came to this
country rom Wisco onsin about four
years Al He is survived by his
wife and several chile dren. S5f&s} 25iS.
Two trans tents fired Borup
and Harry Lewis, q are being held
'in connec Il ion VII til the case.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
Old I 4 Lad I !! lad
AFRO ESQ ape

Wilite + Bart b, N Oct. .----
An assault mist X ke, on the per-
son of3 Mrs. lice opre,. living
alone on Fill street in this village,
probably saved the ne Sof M Ts
Major Blck Nv llo was for1nerly
resid emf hat prop perty
on w edn esda glt between
ten and eleven 1ock a. young
Has been maj king White.
ssEarth STAN 4 round Tor
some time and giving The name c
ssrice, is Sg iii peeteG #off III lhaying fore
led open hi side ooE and ION en-
taring, grabbed he ol lad the
;fhroat and woalI a obabi have
schnked her iilt toS Hi sensi BILL had
ne not noticed ii III HI sst in time
before leav vin lainesl rs her
stliat loo another
fhe Is u brute 81 oosened
one at teeth I,sessi des leaving
deep scfsatell er cheeks
sun Ili Il gsr nails
1s5ts Ii istst Yeref SlIris
ate terre hen
ppTes To go
ilei ighhaf aasf tp
W ssfil gh u M tfl le stoi Of iie
ii lid III
ssat Nhich
~ III Il Saft ssttsk lsis
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
sEPARAT0! RUNS
!. over YOUNG MAN.

.s Park River Is N. D, Oct. ss 4. Al
bert Benning ton 5 years old, son
of b Mr. and Mrs. j ohm Benningt
sustained serious INJURIES when he
fell under the wheel OF a VI moving
separat tor. The wheel passed over
the small OF the back, ii acttring
the left hip and tearing the liga-
ments SUPP porting the spinal column,
While the extent Of til 8 IN Jurfes 70
his vital organs has not been de
veloped chances for intimate re-
coVery appear to- be :fayorab bic. tsSss $S55s
5 AL bert's escape from fatal conse-
suences was miraculou and was
due largely to- the soft. condition
of the ground over which the sep
arator $ was travelling at the time.
His body was showed by the Wnee-
j. sufficient distance Ito bank h p
the dirt Lin Front, which Ieased the
crushing pressure to some extent
as the 4 wheel rolled / off the depres-
sion In the ground being about five
inches. This und donbtedl ~ saved
his life }$S J.
The accident M happened on n the
farm OF IS George Benning ton, when
the threshln ng rlg was being moved
an thsr field bert sep
.Arator ma on the II which was
owned by the Benning gtons, He
was olling the Ina .iIne and at the
time Of the accid ent was walking
backwards alongside when & he
stumbled and fell in front Of the
rear wheel, h ais Il read and
shout ders In It's path. Hes end cav.
5Sored to- pull himself + clear but N his
scat had eau gllt on some project
ing part and was, una BILE to do so:
He was lying on his face when the
Wheel caught him He was ren-
#lered speechIess for short time
and his absence was not known url.;
I'll about. ten minutes later, when
men had gone out In the field for
grain and heard his cries for help
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
TRIED TO ] sAV
COST TRIAL

5Ss Rolette, Oct. Il 4 Il d 1 q uarrel
over a poker game among gang
sof Ftnnish 4 la borers at r ol Ia. last;
Frfd day afternoo a olph Tangberg
shot Victor Garvi and " Sam Kurpi.
5iniicting dangerous wounds in the
head The authorities were mott
fled and several ,of the Rolla citiT
zens went with sheriff Arthur ] ohm
son to the camp where the trouble
started to arrest the guilty party
"a Tangberg retired to the. field and
hid among the grain shocks q, but
was soon located and after: shOot-
ing. several shots at memb bers Of
the posse, he was finally driven out
in the open by shots aimed at the
bottom CT the; shocks, III was; Or.
idered by the: sheriff to- throw up3
his hands and surrender, but he re-
fused to do this and then shot HIM
self through the y head, inficting A
dangerous, but not fatal, 3 wound.
s5S Garvi and 3Kurpi were taken to
the hospital at Devils Lake the next
day and are going to pull through.
Tang gberg$ was kept in the county:
Jail at Rolla as 1T was not believed;
that he could live, but he is still
alive and seems to be doing vel.
sS It is believed that he is the man
responsible for the murder commit
ted near Bisbee, where a dead man
with a bullet hole through his
head was found lying beside a snow:
fence blythe section men. 81, ;.sss s5#
= ~
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
INksTER STORE IS "
{. ROBBED OF $4,000

I. Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. Ia
Approximately $1,000. most of it
in currency, was stolen from the
5safe9Sin the Ed Beckstead store
scme time between seven o'clock
yesterday morning and opening
time. today.
F. Mr.. Beckstead looked in the safe
just before he left .Inkster yester-
day morning for Grand Forks and
this morning when he opened it
the money was gone.
Mr.. Beckstead does not remem-
ber whether he locked the safe or
not, but he believes he did.
E. Whether he did or not, the burg
lars had very. little difficulty enter
ing it, for the combination was
marked in lead pencil near the
lock. i MY. Beckstead believes
they saw the combination.
The burglars entered through a
basement window, after which they
had little difficulty getting into the
main part: of the store.
It is believed that the robbery
occurred after midnight Sunday,
for DR.. Lemery saw a light burn
ing in the Beckstead store about
/ O'Clock. Ordinarily, Mr.. Beck
stead keeps a light burning in the
store, but inasmuch as he was not
home last evening no light was lit
! The authorities have. absolutely
no clue to work on, as the burg
lars left no marks behind and no
suspicious characters were seen en-
tering or leaving the city.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
MURDERED MAN
FOUND At BI5BEE

ando, D III me body
of Ohm stefick e transient har-
vest hand was found 8l1nd lei a snow
fence near Bi bee. eS body was
discovered on the nj in 4hig ighWay of
the 500, rln nning west from that
vii llage, by 3 the II secJIon FOREMAN:
y He tmmed lately summoned Sheriff
Taylor, States "a ttorney IKehoe. and
Coroner Harris from this cit tto
+ the scene and q they m removed n the
bod to- the town hal n 1 at 3 shees
Dr. sWenso son Of Bishee
performed am autopsy and fonnd Ia
bullet had entered the. man s left
eye, passed q througf his brain and
lodged between the skull and the
scalp IN \ the back his head. ].
The man had prob ably been dead
forty-eight hours len found A
coroner's Jury was imp mpanelled con-
s;5sisting OF Mike Gore Charles Hous-
and Aledb dbrook lie, and two
witnesses SUNNI oned The jury
returned a. verdi ict 81 IA bullet wound
from a. gun I'M the hands of some
unknown person .5 sIi e; sW IS later.
$identif fed as one who had & worked
son Charles Keller's St Sthreshing ig5
and was eVid dently Of oIish 5ex--::
traction. S2s3i:
SsssI There appears to 5ss be rs absolu lutely
mo clue as to o&@ the 5s murde erer, and
4his motive also rem ainss q mystery
sIt apparently was not robbery las:
S$$26.85 were found in the mans s.
cloth les. TWo broken crates Of
booze and playing e cards were found.
streWn near the scene but the ssher-:
ifff reports that no deductf ions can
he made from this as ut is / a COM
mon sight atss ifferent places along
the railroad Possibly II athe | |5 shot
may have been the utcome OF al
gambling gument s{:Es s55; 5SfyS /;
othings on the man gave any
clue to- his home or the esSs where
abou outsE Of any relatives. The body
was ord cred buried at Bisbee ii.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
RUGBY POLICE
n. Land BAD MAN

81 fss Rugby, N. DE- Oct. 14.-Anothe
ssgat": man was pinched by Officer
Q'Brien in q midnight raid on the
s3sHptel DeBo,' = :. in the western out
skirts Of the.city. The officer was
Informed by the conductor Of a
freight that had just pulled in that
III uspicious looking character had
Just alighted from the train and
headed for that place, so the officer
and deputy, Charley Hunt, beat it
for the shack. When they arriv-
cd the traveller had gone upstairs
and was just about ready to retire
for the might. They went up and
him, also searched the
room and under a pile OF straw on
the floor near him they unearthed
d young cannon that looked muir
derous, along with a sack Of am
munition and couple of flashlights
and d few other trinkets: The
gun was loaded to the muZzle and
ready FOR business, " =. S. :-,,..9.s :
The Wayfarer pleaded ignorance
when uestioned as to the owner
ship OF the articles, claiming that
he did not know they were there at
all and had never. seen them be-
fore, but his story didn't sound
very good Us so they brought him
down to the city bastile and the
next morning he was brought be-
fore Police s. I M strate Il sBratton,
where HE was b ED g to the district
4 Sson tile harg geJ; OF tcarrying e
efl sa s +, + 5
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
ITIAeNQ LABQRER
l||IH 1 HPIIlHf)RA

iinot u Oct p d.
sBurTts, who has been semplo loyed at
the Henry husband der farm south Sof
the city was placed und Ter arrest
Tuesday afterno on at his Tooming
house Iii this ci charged with at
stacking az PolIock ckS " with whom he
had been workin &, It'll pitch
fork. that & nlorninjg is. The Po lock
was on the load and Burris, who
didn't have any use for him got
into an argument rVi ths the elbow,
attacking him with a The 3
victim was struck soye the head,
shoulders and arms with th e Fork
and fell TO- the groun d. Alls-
lander brought the e nla an to the
In his auto. & elloW, 4, de-
spite his I'M njuries !. at first refused
to 60 to the hospital [, but finally
was Induced to submit to- the care
of surgeon ssi535: s5j}5
Bnrris tel lephone 10 the sei ty for
auto and cam y le city to
give himsel f5a ii III had been
working as brak keIlla ns or sttlfl Gil
lss and for two years / in charge
the war rem onse Sat Devils
d Lake He appe ars he good
sort of fell'o
5s:S3 Sas never alta ed a II man With
an lything except fists before in
my III q, a le said nat Pollock
ESSis not an ord mary sort sofS fell
low and was IA fraid Oh Sllli i'm. nv,
2I ]haYa seen bend large spikes
with His 81 nd surely did not
care to let I'D get hoId al 3 SS9 '5Ss
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
BODY Of. DEAD MAN !:
FOUND At kENMARE

Kenmare, N. D., Oct, 14.-Last
Tuesday afternoon as men were
about to load a car Of brick at the
Lewis Brick and Coal mine they
discovered the body of a dead man
in the car. The body was entirely
nude, but the clothing had been
cut to strips and piled on top Of
the body The identity of the
man lis unk known ssb ut. was n the
city Saturday afternoon and had
been shaved at a local barber shop,
;soSf in,sESall probability he was mur-
dered Saturday night or Sunday.
There were two bullet holes in the
head; one evidently from a "A cal
'ibre revolver, the other from a
smaller gun. The first entered
the head about two inches above
the lgct ear and passed entirely
through the head, the other. bullet
entered the skull cavity, passing
between the. skull and the skin.
Flesh around this wound was pow
der burned, showing this shot. to
be fired at close range. There
were no marks on the body to
show that a struggle had taken
spldc6, uOi were LH0Ie any luiuE
about the clothing to assist the Of
sficfals to solve, the problem of the
murder or the dead mans identity.
The murdered man was a foreign
er and about 80, years Of, age, five
feet, seven inches tall and weighed
about $50 pounds. He has a light
brown mustache and almost black
hair. =. ESs :5$ 2. s I ts.a.. I{s:y sf$ Z,
s5 He had been dead between II and
"a hours when Coroner, Doe and
States Attorney Nestos of u Minot
reached the scene. " = q y 81 81:
Coroner Doe imp panelled b a cor
oners jury consisting of NJ. G..
;Bromag him , Herma1l IA Henricksen
and Iver G. G. Rlstad. who, 81 after
viewing the body and hearing the
evidence, rend cred / a verdict that
the man came to his death at the
hands of parties unknown The
body tis held at Bodmer's UNDER
taking parlors in the hopes of find
ing some one 4 who can IDENTIFY
him .t ,5553s Z
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
TOR
OPENED TO SETTLERS

Approximately u o, 900 Il aeres Of
hand within th essl former Fortss BerT,
:thold Ind Ian Reseryati "a, Worth
Dakota, will be opened unde err a
$registratio ION at iii at. BismarckE
and plaza, lorth Dakota COM
smencing Oct. Is IS, i I, and close
g s pp plications Il must
gbe presented III ersorl xc,espt:
those SSofS persons Who were u honor-s 9. 4
ably discharged met days
service durin Yi1 al, Span a.
Sish- merican Phf flipplnes
sInsurrection, Whic 10 *be pre-
s5ented by ag ent.s !sSf
lands liich nortt and:
east of the M issouIi river d olIl:-,55
trail u and M eIsea an punti have
been III ASST fHed :as agricll lturaI
Il o9 tho iirst lass ricul ltlr-:
5saIs llands tlies second class and
and i, sSsg alb Id ppraised
sat prices tol
per acre
Is opened ss,nr.--s
sffaee honest SentT onl They
Iconta ia eoal ich
sbe reserved Is To- he Unite States.
trust foIs Bartt Ind
SIn# order tos obtai Ia: titl les ito Il the Sstiis
face EN- ia list comply
with honest cad
the praised ACE l1Ies Of tllls
tract enter
fl,s Elhlel
NORTH ON IA nenneifl Nov
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The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1915-10-15
B0lD lDH0IOUP
IOIE WESTERN

III Devils Lake. d . w.
aFMesd ay nj 81 OF earl dnesday
morning while niignt Ierk Tucker,
sof le Hotel ,qlui etly
taking 81 little rest oll on Of the
tables or desks the office he
heard voice sa dom get up ,'s
and glancitlg 81 d faced sai
angerou loo kin the
hands of u hold artt ana was
told to- pen iii d Tuck
IsT rsplfed2 hat lei uslid /, have to
seeS the boss III ie wan ted liz ! safe
'opened as II he knew him of The
comb binati slhe low then
proeasded goS ttihrou 81 the cash
register Still ssep, p,in the glin on
Tuck,e biIt 81 as 8tfl le money had
been reminFed on gisterI
and placed fe ter
arrived Jill the 8eY Yenin /; ie rfist se~
cured unI icls els There
I'M IA anet sr yOla Ilo was,
ssa u
tfnde but i,ernai med very
iit1ttI
jclfce eer'eS lot onee
a Hon Il iser but hs! had
eRid III opd escape.
'asasi W been
been
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fa h la
I at ttls lls