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The Kewaskum Statesman
Saturday, 31 January, 1903

         Durand, Wis., Jan. 29. - JOHN RODENEIZER of Maxville,
       a small farmer, living eight miles south of this city,
       in Maxville, Buffalo county, shot his son CASPAR, in-
       flicting serious but probably not fatal wounds.
         The bullet entered about five inches under the
       shoulder blade, and has not been found. He was also
       severely cut in the head. CASPAR had an arm broken
       a week ago while operating a threshing machine, and
       was unable to defend himself.
         RODENEIZER has frequently had trouble with his
       children and opinion is divided as to whether he
       is mentally unbalanced or merely ugly. He has been
       arrested and will be held to await the result of
       his son's injuries.
       
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