Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.


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amnavu :eo says tn.t sue Is q years Oh
age, a'a tnas INC no oe9,11,ng n1g OF !no cOurt.
snip between ner sno M!; neiser oateo
oack seven years n9O' wn.,e m HvI"S IN 'uo
family OF rev. Davio N humoers NJ
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These = Whe1 1so0 .9ee ana formed the
acqu.intanee Of key. NJ Ae'ser, VINO, At
ssdsns sss s%' n - s';s. y ss s A ass
wards, Miss Mil'sr asssgss. & ne made s,,ite- i.e-
quont calls upon hor ao0 necame o suitOr
for her affsctioas. This pleasant occuPa-
tion Was contlpaed until the iail OF lo0i'
the Defendant meanwnf'o pursuing MS
studies psepsraeoss ''nelng ordained as
minister IN she GermaN 'tteaOrmed churcn,
and keeping Up sorrGesp0Pdence with the
plaintlff. Inc NUMBER OF letters received
BY her, she says. were upwards OF four
hundred all of them Of tho most tender
ons oe 5s sua sS %ss
BY aud by moro tangible result OF
tho person Of y young son, and as the re-
quest Of the defendant ,She PANIED the
heir Milton Obadiah keiser. TheH she
alleges th3t Rev. MIR. Aeiser promised TO
marry her, but said that it must DO post
p0ped tn9l BIS (0rdqa htion, to which sho
sgfeeG. Dufne Me Jkesent year ne was
05dained and sYOa attefWfrd marr2ed Pno
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plaintiff with tho request that tho letters
written during their courtship and en-
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.,,I When Sue beard ~ mis- marriage she
went 70 irOttsviiie. '~hore ne Is stationed,
saa.su 8. n;s IesluSnce Ana ~ so'u py
nllt IA! tne EeP9fS Pl ny IL E. yas
dstSsi lneithSS thsI Ibharee of breach of
promise Or the pArentage of tho child.
His! wife vas pr6ldht dutiIg tho interview.
} Tha affidavit. .lureher a)lekes that soon
thereafter the plaintif, ,YaS informed that
Rev. Mr.. KoiSer declared 5rOtR| h0S pulpit
that he had never contracted To marry
the S is.sI sSs.s s:
yaeo ". IaC' 'Hns'u'. u s" y, 49, c, ,:oso
ns Ss, to her
It is stated that Ksiaea heard 9f her in
tentiOn to prosecute and h0 publicly
denied from tho pQlpit the paternity of
the ihih and theJ Jpfohiso of marriage.
The capais for arrest in the civil suit
could have been issuoa Sarlion but the
authorities waited until an opportunity
presented itself that Keiser could bo found
in Berks cougty.f III
When The shefif arrived at WOmels-
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