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Note: f George Gould fame, and Mrs. Effie Wetherbee, the oldes sister of the fair Zella, departed from this city Wednesday morning and no one knows whither they have gone. Zella herself is broken-hearted at the home of her father, Wesley Lytle, in this city. She says, with great emphasis, however, that Ruhmann, in whom she so fondly trusted and with whom she made that famous European tour, is a black-hearted scoundrel and that he must not enter her presence again.
Note: Wabash, Ind., March 15, 1894 - Al Ruhmann, guardian and alleged husband of Zella Nicolaus, o
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