Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-07-17
TESTIMONY
Miss Lizzie NoIan's Testimony in the Case OF
State VS.. Chas. Jungblud and
Lizzie Nolan
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.

Well what is right? He would
leave her there for a space of time,
and tell her to consider on it.
About how long a space of timer
Oh for ten or more minutes. Then
after he had left her there for
space Of ten minutes or more, he
called you to help him, did he?
Well he asked me to raise her
clothes, to see if that would scare
her. That was his idea. He
asked you to raise her clothes to
see if that would not scare her.
Well after you raised her clothes
what did Jungblud do? He give
her a couple of switches with
switch. Gave her couple of
switches. You think it did not
exceed two? No sir. How many
branches did this whip have to it?
To my best memory, two. Was
it the same one that you whipped
her with there? l think it was
the same. How many times do
you think he hit her the first time
he whipped her, before the time
that you assisted him? | do not
know. Were you there? Well I
was back and forth. You were
back and forth when he was whip
ping her? Yes sir. But you
could not tell anything about how
many times he hit her? No sir.
But you want to swear that he
only hit her twice while you were
holding up her clothes? Yes.
Did she seem to enjoy that too?
She did not make any fuss at all.
She took it very bravely did she?
She did not make any outcry of
any kind? None whatsoever.
Then did JungDlud wait another
space Of time, 10 or IS minutes,
before he whipped her again? Yes
sir. Told her to consider it.
Then the last time that he whipped
her, as you now remember it, you
did not help him that time? No
sir. Were you there when he
whipped her? Well l was back
and forth, but | was not all the
time present. I couldn't. Well,
just when he was striking the
blows were you back and forth?
Well | might be half way out in
the kitchen. | don't know. You
don't know? I didn't observe.
You cannot remember now whet-
her you were there and saw that
last whipping or not? Well I was
back and forth; but could not tell
you how it was done, or anything OF
that kind. You cannot tell now
whether you saw that last whip
ping done or not; is that right?
Well seen that he was whipping
her. He did not strike her hard
did he? Well to me it didn't seem
l didn't-He did not appear
angry, to you, at all, did he? |
cannot say that he did. You did
not think that he was whipping
her quite as hard as she deserved
did you? | did not think any
thing at all about that. Didn't
give it a passing thought, or any
more than that? Well | do not
think I did; because she did not
make any fuss. What is it!2 She
did not make any fuss, Or any
thing like that. She simply says
Il won't say it." And it did not
make much of any impression on
you, did it? Not that he was
hurting her. When he was whip
ping her there, and you were hold
ing her clothes up, did you see
any marks that the whip made:
No sir, | did not. Did you see
any marks on her face? No sir
Not her hands? No sir. Soon
after he had whipped her that
third time, he took her sdown, die
he? Yes sir. And she had no,
said the word yet? She had no,
said the word yet, when he took
her down, no. Now how long
after that was it before you whipped
her? Well, if you could call
that whipping, | don't know; but
that was after supper, Now what
time, if at all, did the little girl
have something to eat that after
noon, after she was taken down
from the ceiling and the rope was
taken down? She told me that
afternoon that she had made up
her mind that she did not want
anything. So she did not eat
anything? No. Not until supper
time did she? Not then? She
hadn't made up her mind yet
What is it? She hadn't made up
her mind yet. You took her some
a piece of bread, didn't you7 !
did. So that she could eat? !
told her that she better take some
bread and butter then when she
went t. bed. You did not know
her mouth was sore then so she
could not eat? No sir she never