Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-06-26

with a rope? Yes sir. When?
On what occasion? One day /
remember of it. What day was
the first time that you ever know
of his tying her with a rope? 1t
was the second, l think, of Octo-
Der In what manner did he tie
her? Why by putting a rope over
her arms Or wrists. Putting a
rope over her arms? Yes. How
tight did he put it2 Not tight. 1t
was-I don't know what kind
OF al couldn't explain the way it
was at all. Loose7 Slip-knot?
Was it moose? Il was loose, that
| know OF. What? 1t was loose
that | know of; but l could not
tell you what you would call
it, whether it was a slip-knot
or-Slipknot or moose? No; I
could not tell you. Well what
did he do with the other end of
the rope? He put it over a hook
that was in the dining-room. Well
what did he do to her then? He
told her to stay there, and make
up her mind; and when she had
made up her mind, to let him know,
and he would let her down. Make
up her mind to do what2 To pro-
nounce these words. Do you
remember what the word was,
that first day? No l do not. You
do not remember what the word
was? No sir. Well how long
was she tied thereP Well l should
think about-not half an hour.
Not WHAT Not quite half an hour,
to the best of my memory. Well
did she finally pronounce the word?
Yes sir. Did he release her then?
Yes Sir. Did he whip her at all
that day? No sir, not to my know
ledge. Did you whip her that
day! No sir. Well what was
the next occasion of her being tied?
The 3rd of October. What was
the cause of her being tied on that
day? Well it was because heard
her recite her lessons; and she
came as far as to the end of the
question, and then she half pro-
nounced the word, and stopped
there. Did she say that she knew
it? Mr.. Marsh: Just ask her what
she said. Well what did she sayi
She got that far, and I left her
there and tried to get her to say
all Of the word; and she says Tell
Father to tie me up again" Well
what did you do then? Father
came in, and told him what she
said. Did you punish her before
you turned her over? l did not.
Did you whip her? No sir
Do anything to herr No sir
You turned her over just to Father
Jungblud? Yes sir. Well what
did he do to herr He says "Is
that so?" that she wanted to be
tied up again. She made no reply
She made no reply? She made
no reply; and he went to get the
rope that he had, and when he
came back she simply put her
hands up like that (witness midi
crte. She says Here" Well
did he put the ends of the rope
over the hook again? Yes sir
How long was she there that day;
l am not certain the exact time.
should think an hour and a half
An hour and a half you should
Judge? Yes. About what time o.
the day was it when she was tiec
there first? Well | am not sure
A little before twelve. What? Oh
the first time? No, the second day
when she was tied? A little be-
fore twelve. And what time was
she released? She was released
before one. Before one! Yes
Well did you punish her while
she was there2 No sir, l did not
Did you strike her with anythingi
No sir. Did Father Jungbluc
whip her any while she was therei
Yes sir. Did she or did she not
pronounce the word? No sir
She did not? No sir. What part
did you take, if any, while she was
tied up there? Well, no part
only what / was called on to do
Only what? What | was called
upon to do. To raise her dress
WHAT To raise her dress. Who
told you to do it? Father. Did
you hold up her dress? Yes sir
How long? For how long a timer
About couple seconds, | should
judge. You do not think it was
any longer than that? No sir.
Now how many times did you
hold her dress up? Once that 1
remember of. Just once. How
many times was she struck then;
Or did you count? Well once or
twice. Did he whip her at other
times while she was tied there?
Yes sir. Talk a little louder
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