It is t vtjent that she had been
murdered. Six ribs and her back
were broken.' She was wrapped in
an old carpet and quick lime had
been thrown over her body, par
tinlly destro)inK it. One letf with
bot attached was buried' three
feet deep in the cellar. ,
1'ositive identification was made
by Frntik Fchr, uncle of the dead
irl.
It is the theorv that she was attacked
and killed where she was
found. Her body had been in the
cellar fur many months.
Alma Kellner, young daugh'.ci
of Frederick Kellner, was believed
to have been kidnapped from the
home ol her parents on Dec. 8,
1909. Police officers and detectives
throuuhout the country 1 ave search
ed for her. Her psreutsare wealihj
and related to Frank Fehr, tl e
ni'llionnire brewer, and fabulous
rewards were offered for her
Her parents, almost distracted,
have waited in vain, hoping
thnt slie would be found, ard
when the news of the murder and
finding of the decomposed body
was told them, the patents broke
completely down,
The enure city is wrought up
over the henious crime, done by a
heartless wretch.
Thousands of people hurried to
the Fccnc at St. John's School
when the report of the discovery of
1 he body was made. Excitement is
still high and morbid thousands
luric armnd the scene of the brutal
murder.
MARVKLOUS WSCOVER1KS
mark the wonderful progress of the
age. Air nights on heavy ma
chines, (iVxuuns without wites,
ten 'hie wr inventions tokillmen
and that wonder of wonders. Dr.
