Question: (CNN) -- Missouri police are investigating the death of a 27-year-old woman whose body was found this week at the home of beer tycoon August Busch IV.

Frontenac, Missouri, police officers got a 911 call just before 1:15 p.m. last Sunday about an unresponsive woman at a residence later identified as belonged to Busch, the town's police chief, Thomas Becker, said in a news release.

Paramedics and police officers arrived eight minutes later to find Adrienne Nicole Martin dead, "with no apparent signs of trauma or other indications of cause of death," Becker said.

Busch's lawyer, Art Margulis, on Friday described Martin as a friend of his client.

"There's absolutely nothing here that would indicate that this occurred under any suspicious circumstances," said Margulis. "It's a tragic death of a ... very nice young lady."

Police in Frontenac, where the home is located, said they are investigating the death with help from the St. Louis County medical examiner. The community of about 3,500 people is 11 miles west of St. Louis.

Martin was a model and aspiring art therapist, described as Native American on her page on iStudio.com, which says it serves "the modeling, photography, and associated industries." In the About Me section of her page, she writes that she had been in beauty pageants for years and "would really like to do beer advertising."

Busch, 46, became chief executive officer of Anheuser-Busch in December 2006, after years of working in the company's brewing, operations and marking divisions. He was in charge in 2008 when Belgian brewer InBev engineered a $52 billion takeover of the then-St. Louis, Missouri, company. With that move, the combined Anheuser-Busch InBev became the world's largest brewer. 1. Who's house was she discovered in?
2. Who were the police working with to investigate the case?
3. Who was the victim?
4. What city was she in?
5. Is that a big city?
6. What is the population?
7. How old was Martin?
8. What was Nicole's job?
9. Was she caucasian?
10. Was the cause of death blunt force trauma?
11. Was she on the internet?
12. What type of modeling did she want to do?
13. Was an attorney involved?
14. Who?
15. What did he think of Nicole?
16. What was Busch's job?
17. Was it taken over?
18. By whom?
19. When was this?
20. For how much? Provide a numbered list of answers.
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A numbered of answers: 1. August Busch IV
2. St. Louis County medical examiner.
3. Adrienne Nicole Martin
4. Frontenac
5. No
6. 3,500
7. 46
8. model and aspiring art therapist
9. no
10. No
11. Yes
12. beer advertising.
13. Yes
14. Art Margulis
15. very nice young lady.
16. chief executive officer of Anheuser-Busch
17. yes
18. Belgian brewer InBev
19. 2008
20. $52 billion

Question: CHAPTER IV--PURITAN TIMES

After his dispute with the haymakers, Sir Thomas Clarke sold Merdon to William Brock, a lawyer, from whom it passed to John Arundel, and then to Sir Nathanael Napier, whose son, Sir Gerald, parted with it again to Richard Maijor, the son of the mayor of Southampton. This was in 1638, and for some time the lodge at Hursley was lent to Mr. Kingswell, Mr. Maijor's father-in-law, who died there in 1639, after which time Mr. Maijor took up his abode there. He seems to have been a shrewd, active man, and a staunch Protestant, for when there was a desire to lease out Cranbury, he, as Lord of the Manor, stipulated that it should be let only to a Protestant of the Church of England, not to a Papist. The neighbourhood of the Welleses at Brambridge probably moved him to make this condition.

The person who applied for the lease was Dr. John Young, Dean of Winchester, who purchased the copyhold of Cranbury before 1643, and retired thither when he was expelled from his deanery and other preferments in the evil times of the Commonwealth, and there died, leaving his widow in possession.

Whether the lady was molested by Mr. Maijor we do not know. He was no favourite with Richard Morley, who rented the forge in Hursley, the farm of Ratlake and Anvyle, as Ampfield was then spelt, and thought him a severe lord to his copyholders. Morley was born at Hursley, and was sent to school at Baddesley in 1582, the year of the great hailstorm of the nine-inch stones. He kept valuable memoranda, which Mr. Marsh quotes, and died in 1672, when he is registered as:- 1. Who applied for the lease?
2. What was his title?
3. When did he purchase the copyhold of Cranbury?
4. Did he retire there?
5. When he passed who did he leave it to?
6. Who sold to Merdon?
7. After what?
8. With who?
9. Who did he sell Merdon to ?
10. What was his profession?
11. Who did he pass it to?
12. Then who had it/
13. What happened in 1638?
14. What is one characteristic of Mr. Maijor?
15. Was he religious? Provide a numbered list of answers.
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A numbered of answers: 1. Dr. John Young
2. Dean of Winchester
3. before 1643
4. yes
5. his widow
6. Sir Thomas Clarke
7. a dispute
8. he haymakers
9. William Brock
10. a lawyer
11. John Arundel
12. Sir Nathanael Napier
13. Sir Gerald gave it to Richard Maijor
14. shrewd
15. yes

Question: CHAPTER XXVIII

A DISCOVERY OF INTEREST

It was a stinging rebuke, and everybody within hearing felt its effect. There was a sudden hush, and then Bolton turned and skated away, muttering savagely under his breath.

Once more the game proceeded, but before the puck could be gotten within striking distance of either goal the whistle blew; and the first half of the game came to an end.

"Wonder what Nat Poole thinks of his team now?" remarked Roger, as the boys gathered in a group to discuss the plays made.

"He is as mad as hops," reported Plum. "He says Bolton was not to blame, and that it wasn't fair for Mr. Dodsworth to rule him off."

"They ought to be satisfied," said Messmer, who was close by. "Langley, the substitute, is as good as Bolton, if not better."

"Say, we must keep them from scoring in the second half!" cried Ben. "That will break Nat's heart. He has been blowing constantly that he was going to do us up."

"Look out for tricks," cautioned Dave. "They may have something up their sleeve they haven't tried yet--although I doubt it."

Promptly on time the second half of the game started. As soon as the puck was put into action it was seen that Nat's team had adopted new tactics. This was to "worry" the disc along close to the side line, and in such a manner that Dave's seven had to either miss it or run the risk of off-side plays. 1. Who skated away?
2. After hearing what?
3. Was there a rebuke?
4. What did the whistle blow signify?
5. What did Roger say?
6. When did he say it?
7. Who responded?
8. Whos fault did he know it was?
9. Was Mr. Dodsworth being fair?
10. Who was the substitute?
11. Was he worse than Bolton? Provide a numbered list of answers.
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A numbered of answers:
1. Bolton
2. a sudden hush
3. yes
4. the first half of the game came to an end.
5. "Wonder what Nat Poole thinks of his team now?"
6. as the boys gathered in a group
7. Plum
8. Bolton
9. no
10. Langley
11. no