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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
FRfNz|fD MAN COM
T N|TS NANE[fSS CRIME
JENs BRAEDAHL, TAGUS FARM
Err, SLASHED HIMSELF WITH
RAZOR NEAR G. N. DEPOT IN
, MINOT-DIED SHORTLY Az
TERWARDS.

Jens Braedahl, aged 40 years and
single, died, from self inflicted wounds,
at St. Joseph's hospital Tuesday even
ing
Only man in a sadly demented
condition could have committed such
an offense against himself, the occur
renee being too abhorrent for descrip-
ton.
Braedahl, in the presence of fully
thirty men, performed nameless OPP
Grafton upon himself on the Great
Northern platform, near the lunch
room, using a razor. He did the act
so quickly that the bystanders were
powerless to prevent him from doing
so. Leaving the evidences of his crime
on the platform, he ran fifteen rods
up the south hill and when near the
Ed Colvert barn, he slashed his throat
from ear to ear with the razor.
The police were notified and they
rushed to the scene, but were prevent
ed from getting to the man quickly
on account of the deep snow. AS
Chief Dougherty and his men rushed
towards the man, Braedahl slashed
himself across the abdomen, cutting a
deep cash and before the officers could
get to him, he had reached into the
wound, pulling out his intestines, cut
ting off pieces of them which he threw
upon the snow. He then fell back ex-
hausted. The police placed him in
the auto and rushed with him to the
hospital, realizing however, that the
man could not possibly survive. The
Chief placed handkerchief over the
wound in his throat. Braedahl talked
in an insane manner, stating that he
would have been burned the following
day had he not committed the offense
against himself. At the hospital he
seemed to grow more rational and
shortly before he died, asked the Sis
tiers to pray for him. He died in an
hour and fifty-fve minutes after COM
hitting the acts.
Braedahl was a brother-in-law of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
N|N0T MAN SAW 65
MfX|CANS EXECUTED
EMMETT HILEMAN, WHO RODE
IN RACES IN MEXICAN CITY
ALL WINTER HAS RETURNED.

Emmett Hileman has returned from
Mexico, where he spent the winter
riding the ponies" at the races. Dur
ing the past season he won 70 races.
Mr.. Hileman has for years been prom
inent in racing circles and is known as
one of the best jockeys in the country.
He rode in the races in a Mexican
city just across the line from Ell Paso,
leaving there two weeks ago. While
there he witnessed the execution of IS
Mexicans who had pillaged Mexican
city, and who were captured by the
Carranza troops. Their execution
did not create much of stir, the pa
pers of that city saying nothing about
it for some reason.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
LIVELY DEBATE At
EQUITY CONVENTION
MANAHAN AND KELLEY WILL
SETTLE SINGLE TAX CUES
TION-LARGE CROWD TO AT.
TEND ANNUAL GATHERING IN
MINOT NEXT WEEK.

Plans are practically completed for
the big Equity state convention which
will be held in this city beginning We'd
nesday, Feb. 16.
No regular program has been pre-
pared, but many prominent speakers
will be present to talk on the subjects
of vital interest to the farmers of the
northwest. Marketing, Farm FL
nances, Live Stock and General Farm
Products will be among the subjects
taken up.
M. P. Johnson, president of the Eq-
uity Exchange, James Manahan, Of St.
Paul, the Equity attorney, A. M. Bak-
er of Fargo, editor of the Cooperative
Herald, and J. E. Kelley, a prominent
Equity man from Pierre, S. D., will
give addresses.
A. G. Crane, president of the Minot
Normal school, viii be one of the r-in-
cipal speakers. He will extend an in
vitation to the members of the Equity
and other visitors to visit the Normal
school in body.
One of the interesting features of
the convention will be debate be-
tween James Manahan and J. E. Kel-
ley on the subject of Single Taxation,
the former being a disciple OF Henry
George.
There will be many visitors from
Montana, South Dakota, Minnesota
and Wisconsin,, besides hundreds from
our own state. The gathering will
undoubtedly be the largest of the kind
ever held in the state.
Minot will extend a warm welcome
to the Equity visitors. The Associa-
ton of Commerce furnishes the Ar
mory, where the sessions will all be
held.
The packing plant question will be
settled during this convention. The
committee on the site, comprising G
]. Lee of Valley City, Anthony Wal
ton of Minot and Mr.. Casey of Lisbon
viii be here to consider the PROPOSE
tions offered by the various cities in
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

the race and to report their findings
to the convention, where the matter
will be definitely settled. Minot is
after the plant. Our closest competi-
tor will be Valley City. The business
men and farmers are subscribing lib
orally for shares of stock, as may be
seen by another column. This will, of
course, figure very largely in the re.
suits and everyone should do his part
By all means our farmer friends
should attend this convention next
week. It will not only furnish some
excellent entertainment for you, but
you will return home feeling that YOU
have spent a very profitable week.
The annual election of officers will
take place at this meeting.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Progressive Republican League Viii
Meet in MinOt.

The Progressive Republican League
of North Dakota will hold meeting
in Minot Feb. 16 and II. Walter Bond
who has charge of the entertainment
arrangements, has secured two rooms
at the Leland, where a meeting will be
called Wednesday morning at 10 O..
clock. Houser, the LaFollette cam
paign manager, Tucker of Courtenay
VIM. LANCER, the fighting states at
torney from Morton county, and 9TH
err Progressive republicans, will at.
tend. The matter Of selecting dele
gates for the national convention will
be discussed. The League has already
endorsed VIM. Lemke of Fargo, a well
known Equity lawyer, for national
committeeman.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Prizes for Snow White Slogan.

Prizes for Snow White Slogan.
The award of prizes for the best
slogan for use in advertising Snow
White flour was made this week. The
lucky ones are:
Robert Palda, first prize.
Emily Snow, second prize.
Helen May Cakes, third prize.
+. J. Slattery, fourth prize.
Mrs. J. B. Taylor, fifth prize.
Mrs. Flora Harrington, Sixth prize
Considerable interest was manifest
ed in this contest, as it will be a great
honor to be the one who conceived the
slogan which will advertise this popu-
lar brand of flour.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

at the warehouse of the Minot 1mple-
ment Co., and in view of the fact that
the Avery Co. manufacture six diff
ferent sizes of farm tractors, they are
in a position to furnish any size trac-
tor adapted to any size farm. Their
line of threshers and steam engines is
too we'll known to need special men,
ton. Anyone interested in their lines
can obtain full particulars at the Mi
not implement Co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Services at Zion Luth-
eran Church..

The sixth anniversary of the dedica-
ton of the Zion Lutheran church will
be celebrated with special service.
Sunday, Feb. 20. The church is free
from debt The beautiful structure,
with it's lot, is worth $4,000 easily.
The members of the congregation and
other friends will be given cordial
invitation to gather that day. Rev. N
Nilsen has been the pastor of this
congregation for fifteen years or more
and his popularity is growing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Garnsey Builds Fine Home.

Irwin Garnsey, a prosperous farmer,
has just completed one of the finest
country homes in Ward county at his
240 acre farm seven miles south of Mi
not. The house is % feet square, with
14-foot posts and has a full basement
nine feet deep, equipped with hot
air heating plant. The house is pro-
vided with bath, the plumbing to be
put in later. The house cost $500.
It has a fine 8-foot porch on the east
side and is provided with sleeping
porch. Wallace & Whipple of Bis
marck did the work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Minot Implement Co. Will Handle the
Avery Line.

N. E. Odland, representing the Av-
cry line of machinery, with headquar-
ters at Grand Forks, is attending the
fair and meeting large number of
farmers.
The year 1915 was the most pros
porous in the history Of the Avery Co.
The business has grown so rapidly
that the Avery company recently pur-
chased the plant Of the Kingman Plow
Co., adjoining their own at Peoria, III.
Realizing that the demand for trac-
tors will be great during the present
year thruout the Northwest, the Az
cry Co. has made arrangements with
Mr.. Swanson of the Minot Implement
Co., to handle their line of machinery.
Sample tractors will be on display
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Jubilee Singers at Normal.

Jubilee Singers at Normal.
The California Jubilee Singers will
be at the Normal school auditorium
on Tuesday evening. This will be one
of the most pleasing entertainments
of the course. Lovers of good singing
should not fail to hear the California
Jubilee Singers.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

Lewis Peterson of Foxholm is enjoy
ing the festivities. One familiar face,
that of Frank Kirkelie of Denny brook,
is missed, and the absence of Jim
Johnson, who has not yet returned
from Honolulu, is noticeable as well.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
United Lutheran District Meeting.

A district meeting Of the United
Lutheran church will be held at the
Minot church from Feb. "a to 81, in
elusive Meetings will be held fore
noon, afternoon and evening of each
day. A Young Peoples society fol
H. c. Holm, of Kanawa, Ia, will ad-
dress the gathering Sunday, Feb. q.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

Congressman Helgesen is making it
very uncomfortable for Rear Admiral
Peary, the explorer. The North Da-
ota congressman has been investigat-
ing Pearys claims and finds that sew
cral things the explorer claimed to
have found in the northland do not ex-
list at all.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

VIM. West, G. N. engineer He had
lived on his farm near Tagus for
number of years. In his pocket was
found a note for $500 given by
brother, over which he had been brood
ing because it had not been paid.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Portal Wiped Minot's Eye.

The Portal curriers' paid Minot well
come visit Tuesday. They came down
with blood in their eye and won six
out of the eight games played. When
those lads get their Scotch up, you
want to look out. Minot curriers' will
90 to Portal next Thursday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Granville Wins Loving Cup for Best
Corn

Granville won the beautiful silver
loving cup offered by the Winters Jew
elry Co. for the best display of corn
at the Mid-winter Fair. The Bottineau
exhibit lost out by very narrow mar
gin. Both exhibits were truly Won
derful, the corn exhibits being shown
in large show cases. The corn was
raised in 1914. Bottineau county lies
along the Canadian boundary line and
some wonderful results have been at
tanned in growing corn right up to
the very border.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10
Old Settlers Are in Session.

This is Ward County Old Settlers
week in Minot. Ed Skinner, John
Ehr, Ed Kelley, l.. D. Cotton and a
host of other early pioneers are meet
ing at Kelleys' office, where an unus-
ually good time is being enjoyed: The
national game, Norwegian whist, is
played with keen interest and Kelley
is serving better lunches than ever
which are washed down with gener-
Gus quantities of Soap Lake water.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

O. T. Gronback, from south of the
city, is in town today. He is market
ing his wheat, which averaged 80
bushels. He is an old timer, having
lived in the state 80 years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

E. O. Anderson from the south pra-
irie visited this office Wednesday. He
raised 5000 bushels Of grain last sea-
son and hauled in load that day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-02-10

The Independent for up-to-date com
nercial printing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

litariiben @riinoen sic Mufgabe
1rid)t por5u5ieben lei. 9ieie grtpa=
g1tngen fiibrten our l(eber5eugung,
oab Elm &iid3ug aus Ser Staot BEN
neutrality-suspicious. G%erbiinoeten Die
gr0Bten gortbeile bringen nruB.
liegt in einem Gbalfeiiel,
Ser ouf alien Soften BON &oben Unit
geben lit, 6ie es p0lig beberri6en.
Iarl1m NOR Sic Sage auBergetpobn=
lid) lhapierig 90 Ser Jein6 muir flint
M}eilen fiiolib Ser Sta6t itan6.
Strategiid un6 taftiid par es oa-
rl1m ridtig, 6en Sruppen nidt
idmere Spfer ol1rA cine @ertbeioi=
ga1ng Ser sto6t auf5uerlegen. Gs
miro 6aral1f %bingemieien> 6aB Mona=
ltir ii6 alS Elm iebr ungemiitbli9er
G1ab fir oie alliierten Sruppen er=
meilen miro % 6ie nel1er oeutid=
bulgarii6tn Stelungen 6ie Sta6t
geraoeio beberri6en, mie 5.delbe
ourh 6ie feinoliden @eidiite
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23

beberri6t ma1roe. 9ie @dumurg
Monaitirs beri6iebt gemiiiermaBen
Die milttaril6en 2aiten in 6teiem
5rontabid)nitt bon Der bulgarii9=
bertiden Mrmee auf Die S6nltern
oes Generals Sorrail. Seine Streit=
frdfte batten biSlang 6en @ortbeil,
ONT gn6punft zines 3iemli9 gl1ten
5a liegen, tpabren6
Ole Streitfrdfte General bon Madenz
lens MIR einen= idledten @erbin=
6ungstpeg CUR naditen @iienbabnlta=
ton, @eles @oprulu), batten. Sic
un6 8ulgaren iin6 alio
6lrb ibren &iid5ug tbrem giienbabn=
ipltem ndber gebradt, mabren6 sic
in sic beinabe megeloie &C.
gen6 oes iiiotpeitliden @a5eoonienS,
melt entfernt bon Der ierbii6e1
@auptbabn, geriidt fin6. Ser Ser
luit Mona1tirs beeinfl1Bt ni9t Sic
Sage art Ser ma5e6onii@en Sront
II. lit al1o muir BON lofaler 8e6eutung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Qnr f3lan!
Gin 9trlintr 9ilodtn non Got.

Seitern ma@te meine Ole 6ettli9t
Mnfpielun9en BON mejen bic netije
&lee6af4e na@ be beitf@e Mobe. Sd
blieb aba 1@merb0ri@. Dajejen fra@te
i@ ibr: "9aite i@on Oct aus MIn@en
jeleien?" = rSu@jott, pat ism MI ba
pieoer pafiiert?" fragte fie af@roden,
nee, ct pafiiert aba jeB oo@ tmma3u
natl" r9et fttmm," fa@te ID,
~oafor lebfe eben in me jroBartije
3eit, no nu 80" n2uatf4!" fubr
oa meme Sue jan3 fu@ti@ an, nGbe,
pat form unilid Is in Min@en pafz
fiert?" = User 1a@t benn, BET ct cen
l1njlid ts?" meente i'd, rjan3 int tonz
trdre Sejentetl. st is man BLOB cen
Mnfang BON bic neuen 8efu@ntHe I'M
8afli@tunien, bic cen S@ubmann
ba'm muB." = vNanu is aba 3appen
ab," rufte meme 0Qe jifti@. rMann,
tpiufte mir ru enbli@ =" rMba
@@nuteten," 1a@te id beidnftijen6,
i'd bin ia f@on babel. Sn6em bet
nemlt@ in Miin@en 6e polle5et cen
Soge uff aue 9amens Balm mub, bet
fe ni@ nit io'ne tur5en I'M abitebenz
ben HDde %rumlofen." - uy2a MI mtrb
ct aba 9a@!" ft0bnte meme eheli@e
9dlfte entjeiitert. - nSSamonja," fa@te
id, run ct Is oo@ f@on eene arrez
ttert jetporben, neil ibr &lee6 fuBfret
bts ant &nie mar I'M oo9, neil ibr
6er puba gu 6ide uff Sc Baden iaB.
Tiff be @a@e ba'm fe tbr benn oie
5afabe mtt'n 9anbfega abjufe@t. I'm
ob fe tbr ben tur3en &od aniela7en
BAN nMenf@enstinb," d@5te
metne She, n6enn m0@te id man BLOB
nifen, po3u ie bic neie beitf@e Mobe
afun6en bam2" - uSatpou," fa@te
id, nun nit bic Is MI er1t jan3 tpat
9olles pafiiert, poraus be pieba Die
9eimtide bon unfe Teinbe ofenn'n
tannft. SO ct pon gu jlooben, Set fe
in parts un 2on6on unie neie Mobe
jlattme@ abgefiett bam? Sapon, ba
jiebts ni@t bran gu tippen! 9ie
@eibsleite 1oofen ga jenou 10 rum mte
bel uns. I'm bic Semeinbeit is To-
jar iopeit jejdngen, bet ie ba briez
ben unie neie beiti@e Mooe i@on frieba
onie5ogen bonn a1s Bel uns!" r9afte
@orte, @be?" rMee, aba mir ioa
MI mod eera fomm'n, I'M bon @a1ebz
nung reoen, NIT fo'ne @@ieba!!" -
n@e@t baite, Mann," fa@te meine
Sne, run peebte, mir is MI bic neie
6ettf@e Mobe idn5li@ paetelt. Sd
1per mir eenfa@ mein'n Summed BON
bortiet Sobr n bisfen u%ffarbeeten. Mat
%meenfte'n?" = nMa, jemiB oo@!!"
fa@te id olei6tert, inbem ia MI Ser
@turmaniriff uff mein po&temonneb
erittdt ma, nod ebe ct aus'n fetnbz
lt@en @@ibeniraben rausjetommen
mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Orr $@ldfm,
Don @utau 6obastter.

Sn jenen Sabren, ga i4 NOD in
mDblierten 3tmmern gu bauien pflegte,
fam i@ auf Ser Su@e na@ elmer rubiz
gen 8uoe bur9 6ie itine berfebrsfreie
e.. =itraBe. Sin au%sgebangtes @9ilb
lodte MIDI in bic brittle @tage. r&ann
i@ mir oas 3tmmer nal anfeben2"-
9ie mirotge alte Dame bepegte 3petz
feln6 ibr graumeliertes 9aupt na@ ben
nerf@ieoeniten 9immelsri@tungen unb
fagte bann: r2ieber nt@t. Ser 9err
liegt nod i'm 8ett. @te1etdt tommen
Sic gegen Mbenb tpteber2"
Das imponierte mir toloHal. Mitz
tag mar es ndmli@ f@on. l1nb cine
Mirtin, Die ni9t morgens friib UNI
3tp1lf ub9 an 6ie Sir trommelt uno
freiidt: n9err 9ottor, iino Sic f@on
auf?," 10 ettpaS fu@te i@ gerabe. Sd
tam alfo gesen &beno pieber unb
fragte, ob i@ ieBt bas, 3tmmer anfez
BEN t1nne. Die Trau tptegte mieoer
ldngere 53eit ibr miirotges 9aupt.
@nbli@ 1agte fie: n2ieber nt@t. Ser
9err liegt nod i'm 8ett. @ielIei@t
fomnen sic morgen Mittag tpteoerg"
- 9as imponierte mir nod folofaz
ler. Cine Mirtin, bic ni@t nur Sen
Morgen19lummer, 1onbern au@ bas
%gan3tdgige Musf@lafen zines @ieienfaz
ters felbit bann nod treu bebitet, penn
Der Mieter f@on getin6igt fat uno
gum nd@iten Grften feline Mobnung
rdumen ion - cine folde @eltenbeit
ourfte t@ mir UNI feinen preis entz
geben la7en. Sd fam ol1o 1elbi tDerz
itdnblt@ am nd@iten Mitta9 mieber,
aber ba lag Der 9err au4 nod i'm
8ett. l1nb bann Tam ih am Mbenb
mieoer, unb Damn am nd@iten Mtttag
gum %finften Mal. M1s Set @err aber
jebt INNER nod gu 8ett lag, murbe t4
u%nge0ul6tg. n5ebft benz 9errn benn
etmas?" fragte t@ bic @ermieterin.
nM@, netn," %antportete lie mtloe. -
ga, ftebt er 6ena i%iberbaupt ni@t
mebr auf?" fragte i@ miteno. sd
CLAUDE faum," onttportete bic fanfte
Dame, rer 1T ndmli@ porgeitern 5riib
geftorben."
Sd babe mir Elm anoes.s 3immer
gefu@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
|falIung 11no oas geielli9aftlide 8e=
lteben ser 5ipiliiierten Climber be-
rubt," erfl4rt ser Yrotel tentpurf.
6trateoiIh 1u>uidltio.

@erIin, 90. Nop. = Die ma5e=
ooniide Staot Monaitir m11roe mab=
reno Der Madt bon 6e1tihen un6
bulgaril6en Sruppen geral1mt, Sic
iid) ouf porbereitete feite @tellungen
meiter >10rolih 5uriif5ogen. 9aourd)
gaben sic Deutiden 11no 8ltlgaren
bod1t ungiinitige Stellungen in Ser
gbene ouf, mo Tie 6em Mrtiueriefeuer
bon SEN @0ben iiioli6 nn6 iiiooitlid}
ser 5ta0t ausgelebt maren. 9ie
9sodridt bon ser &aum11ng Mona=
itirs fomn1t niht als lteberrai6ung,
oenn sic militariiden Mutoritaten
batten idon felt Sagen ertpogen, Oh
6ie politi1de 8eoeltl1ng Ser Sta6t
grob genl1g iei> 1tm Nfonaitir Inn ie<
sen Hreis 5u balten, ooer Of aus mi=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
Sir Splbatem an merifamiIden
@ren3e.
@abington, 8. g., 10. Neob.

@abington, 9. g. 10. Gob.
: Cine Smmlung fir Die finf5ig
Gnl1ien6 an Ger merifanii9en @ren3e
iteben6en 8un6esiol6aten IoQ in 6en
8ereinigten Staaten aufgenommen
mer6en, mie 6as &auptquertier bes
amerifaniiben &othen &relt5es am
Sonntag in 8aibington befannt gab.
Ser grl0s loa fir Die @eibna9ts=
geide1rfe fir sic Soloaten Ser 8un=
6esarmee per1pan6t mer6en, Die ni6t
in 10 enger Siiblung NIT Sen ein5el=
men FStaaten lteben, mie 0ie Mili5=
truppen. 9ie ein5elnen &apitel 6eS
&otben &reu5es meroen eriu9t per=
6en> in ibren 8e3irfen Smmlungen
gu Deranltalten nn6 tie Dor oem 5ebn=
ten 9e5ember an 6as Sm1ptquartier
Ser StraBenerpe6ition in columbus,
g. &C., gu uberipen6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
JntereGanter 5un0.

Sci Musgrabungsarbetten 0es Mainz
ger MltertumsDereins nuroe am Dorz
tigen @iobabnbof bas Sbeater bes
r0mti6en Main3 fretgele9t. Sin Miesz
babener &orreiponbent bat ii4 baz
rauf an Srt uno @te0e begeben unb
-unter Tubrung bes n%oblbetannten
5orf@ers Main5er @ei@ihte, Dr.
Neeb, fopte 9r. Drerel bonn &atferz
lift Mr6dolDgiiden Snitttut in 5rantz
furt a. 3D., Ser Ole Musgrabungen let
tete, folgenbes fetiteQen t0nnen: 8ez
retts BEL Mnlage bes genannten 8abnz
bofs i'm Sabre 1884 purbe ouf umz
fangret@e altr0mti@e Mauerreite gez
itoBen, Die 8tpar planmdBig in &arz
ten aufge5et9net purben, Sic iebo9,
neil man tbre 3med6ei timmung ni4t
tannte, Der @piBbade gr0btenteils gum
Opfer fielen. Sci &anali1ationsarz
beiten i'm Sabre 1914 fteb man pl0Bz
lid abermols auf grobe Mauerbl0de
un0 Wtauerre1te, unD ais man Ote1e
nit ben pldnen Dor 30 Sabren Derz
glt4, fam Sic @ermutung auf, bab
man es nit Sen NeI item 6es Sbeatera
gu tun babe, be1en @rtlten3 au@ 9ez
1@i9tli@ fe1itebt. @eitere @rabunz
gen baben nun Die &i@tigfett btefer
@ermutung ergeben. Sn elmer Stefe
BON 6 Meter itieB mon auf Sic eriten
Mauerreit tie ser Ordeitra unb oes gu
{@auerraumes. Sic 8ihne batte eine
9dnge BON Al Meter, udbrenb 6te
Siefe 8 Biz IL Meter betrug. &ehts
unb linfs itieben baran f4male Sill
qelbauten. 8or Ser 8ibne legte iid
auf etnen Mbbang genau I'M 9albtrets
ber 3u19auerraltm nit ftufenfDrmtg
.anitetgen6en Gtbrei1en unb etnem
Dur9me1er bon 125 Meter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-23
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lbe, fran5oiiibe uno engliide &egie-
rl1ng babe1l in ibrcr letten IN EariS
ubgebaltenen @eriamnll1ng bei6loi=
ie1L oltrb ibre @ertreter in Sen neu=
tralen @nuptltaoten gegen Ste bon
0cut1hlano uno Selterrei6= l(ngarn
erlo}iene Observation-Disclosures
Folens 51 prptelticren. Der Yrotelt
ion bamit begriinoet meroen, oaB por-
iibergebenoe militdriihe @eietung Ell
mes 9anoes ser Mation, Sic Sic Be-
ieta1ng m1adte, feline @ollmladt gibt,
in irgeno einer @eiie iiber 6as be-
lette 9ano 5lt perfiiger. u1a1r6 ste
langeietlide @erfiigltng iiber Yolen,
baben Ser oel1tlde &aiier un6 Ser
&ai1e r bon Selterreid)=ltngarn nidt
aIein ibren Shritt mtu un6 nidttg
geno6t, lonbern mtd> Sic grltnolegen=
Sen &edte perlett, altf oenen sic Ser