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ST.. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 12.—Peter Ross mann's path back to his first love was a devious one, but he and his bride, who four months ago formally sold her interest in him to her rival, seemed as happy today as if heartaches and a tragic death had not marked the course of their love. Mrs. Rossmann was Miss Susanna Ten gier until three days ago. Last fall she was betrothed to Rossmann. Then Mrs. Adam Woechselberger, a widow, came between them. Mrs. Woechselberger was young and attractive, and she had money, Rossmann, thought He had borrowed nearly all Miss Tengier’s sayries, $225. When his love grew cool Miss Tengier had him arrested, and “sold” him when she struck a Bergain with the widow, by which she agreed to give up Trossmann if the widow would refund her $425. Rossmann and Mrs. Woocselberser were married Qet 28, A seek Inter had learned her “wealth consisted of a Con federate bill for $10,000 Three weeks after the marriage the bride committed suicide, leaving a note in which she re- proached her husband for never having loved her. Rossman and his new bride are living in a house which formerly wag the widow's.
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Chicago Saturday Blade
Chicago, Illinois, US
Sat, Feb 13, 1909
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