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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-01
Democratic Convention
AT Anadarko will Select Delegates
To National Convention.


Special t. the Express:
Anadarko, Okla, June Ana
darko is full to overhowing with
democrats today who have gather
ed for the territorial convention.
They have been coming in on ev-
cry train yesterday and today pre-
paratory to pushing the claims Of
their respective candidates for a
place in the delegation TO the ST.
Louis convention and for aaiiohal
committeeman
The territorial democratic con.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1904-06-01
EIseiIIe Fans.

The Electric Light Plant is
ready TO start current for fans and
will start as soon as the weather
gets warm enough 10 get fans suf-
6cient to justify ruppips Let us
put you in q tau and be ready for
the WaSm season.
CHIcgAsHA I.leHT & PowxR Co.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
REPORT OF INVESTIGATION
Department. Shows no Need of An,
Any Action in Idaho

ASHlNGTON. Dec. l27.-At a con-
ference after the cabinet meeting today
Postmaster General Wynne presented
to the president his report IN response
to the resolution of Senator Dubois
regarding poStmasters or other postal
employees, who may be living In poly
g'nny in Idaho. The report states that
there are -four poStma sters who have
tanned nolygnmous relations. All
these IRE nj small places and these re-
la1onS Il stated, have not been sus-
tanned since the passage of the Ed
nl1lnds law, the offices having occurred
hE'ot 10 that enactment In view of
this fa"t II has heen determined not to
take amy action I'm their cases.
The president and Attorney General
Moody also discussed at length the
railroad freight question.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
WAS BURNED
TO DEATH
Fire Destroys Home and Takes
the Life of James
Reed

KENDRICK, Dec. 29.-Word was
brought to the city today of the burn
ing of house one and e-half miles
north of this place and of the incin-
Grafton of James Reed No definite
news of the occurrence is at hand but
it was learned that the fire probably
occurred Wednesday night. Parties who
have just come from the place state
that the building and contents together
with the human life We're entirely con-
sumed. From the evidence noted it Is
supposed that Reed had taken his mat
tress from the bed and spread it on the
floor near the stove in order to keep
warm. There is little doubt but what
the fire started in the mattress and Reid
being asleep was suffocated by the
smoke and burned to death.
Reed was about 81 years of age and
widely known in this section and
IS ut one time a telegraph operator
for the Northern Pacific A peculiar
circumstance in connection with the
fire is the fact that on two different
occasions fire has destroyed buildings
at this same spot.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
WOULD TAKE
own LIFE
Former Lewiston Resident Tires
Of l.iving-TroubIe Over
a Woman

DENVER. Col, Dec. 2s.-Michael A.
Meyendorff, special agent of the United
States general land Office, took stryclf-
nine, it il believed, with suicidal in
tent today A police surgeon succeeded
in counteracting the efforts of the
poison.
Meyendorff had grown respondent
because OF i'll health, and. upon the fall
ure of a woman friend to respond to his
request to call on him, appeared greatly
depressed After asking a barber who
had come to shave him to cut his
throat ana later requesting a revolver
with which to blow out his brains.
which was refused him. Meyendorff
took the poison.
Meyendorff has been in the service of
the United States since the close of
the civil war He is nephew of Cen
eral Meyendorff. now in command of a
Russian division in the war with
Japan Meyendorff had made arrange
ments 10 leave this afternoon for Port
land. Ore. to do special work in the
land fraud cases on the coast.
Mr.. Meyendorff was well known to
the residents of Lewiston. He was sta :
toned in this city as special agent OF
the land office several years ago and
made many friends.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
MORE TROUBLE
IS BREWING
Teachers in the Annexed Portion
Cannot Now Get Their
Pay

WALLACE. Ida, Dec. 26.-Some
residents of what was formerly the
southern portion of Shoshone county
fail to realize that they are no longer
connected with this county, but are
now a nart of Nez Perez county. Al
though 1t has been held by the officials
OF Shoshone county that the involved
section became part of Nez Perez
county after November l9, school
teachers IN various districts from that
section continue to send their warrants
to Mrs. Wickersham. superintendent of
public instruction of Shoshone county.
for Endorsement. She is prohibited
from indorsing any of these warrants
that have been drawn or any work
d,r.e after November ~.
Vt is understood here that Nez Perce
co ,nty has not yet Strengthened nut the
school districts In the annexed portion
of it's county. Until this is done at Is
expected that the school teachers will
be compelled to wait for their money.
There are twenty school districts in
that section. Each of these with the
one teacher.
According to reports received here
many OF the taxpayers of Nez Perez
county are objeeting to the annexation
of south Shoshone county, They had
no vote in the question. and they are
not in favor of taking over the bonded
Indebtedness tof the annexed district.
They also believe that II will be but
n matter of IA short time until the ques-
ton of dividing Nez Perce county will
be brought up and they are not anx-
ious to undergo n county division fight
The annexation matter may be taken
into the courts.
Shoshone county residents apparent
~ care little whether the district am
nexed remains with Neg Perez county
or Is returned to Shoshone.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
PENDLEToN SOUTHERN
New Railway Cooperation May Tap
Oregon Coal Fields

Articles Of incorporation have been
filed with the county clerk of Umatilla
comfy. Oregon, and with the secretary
of state. by the Pendleton Southern
Railway company. The object of the
incorporators is said 10 be to build
equip and operate railway, telephone
ana telegraph lines from Pendleton TO
Pilot Rock. thence to Ridge. thence to
Bentley's sawmill, in the Blne noun
tains. thence TO the coal lands at the
headwarters of Willow creek. thence
down the creek to Heppner. and to
purchase real estate. timber lands and
coal.
The ineorporators are Charles ].
Smith, Charles H. Carter. T. C. TAYLOR
and James H. Raley The company Is
capitalized at $4,000. 1t is stated that
the work of securing the right of way
will be commenced at once.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1904-12-30
Notes .clereymen

Application blanks for clergymen's
half fare permits for 1908 may be had
by calling at the O. r, & y. Office.
C. w. MOUNT. General Agent.
Dec 30-Jan. 10.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
TO BUILD CANAL.
Scheme 10 Conn ct Lakes for Trans
pOrtatiOu Purposes.

James Dunnellv of Three Lakes was
in the city Tuesday and while here
rave out some Information regarding
the canal scheme which is To be at
tempted to connect two big lakes near
that little city the coming summer.
The canal will be 100 feet long and
will practically connect the entire
chain of lakes. opening them up for
navigation. An effort will be made
to have government locks put in at
Long lake. thus completing an excel
lent waterway to- Eagle River. The
residents of Three Lakes aud those
who are interested in the scheme are
very enthusiastic over the matter, and
already see a ;, stem OF tow boats do
ing a successful freight business be-
tween these points. One thing is GER
tain aud that is the people OF Three
Lakes are hustling for the growth of
the county and pulling together for
any plan which will prove for the adj
vancement of local interests. The
canal may not reach their greatest ex-
pectations but in the meantime atten-
ton is being attracted to one nf the
best outing localities in the northwest
and hundreds of sights for summer
homes will be i'm demand before the
waning of another summer. To show
that the east end residents ere enter
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
Church Not ces.
COvGREGArIoNAL CnURCH

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Those who attended the evening
service last Sunday evening heard g
first-rate address from one OF tie
"Gideans." II is a pleasure To listen
to christian travelling man. and y T.
Cole, the brother-in-law of Mrs. {. b.
Gilman is one OF that class. His SER
mon was helpful and inspiring. We
are glad to have this class of men
strike our town. In the morning.
Pastor Dixon gave clear, forcefal.
logical and scriptural presentation OF
the subject, The keeping Of Sunday
as the sabbath. and Why" IL was
spoken of as the chest presentation OF
the subject that hac ever been lis
tened to-" We were GLAD to note that
Tour of our Seventh Day Advent
Brethren were in the audience. Come
again.
The subject for next Sundays ad-
dress to the High school scholars will
be The cost OF Fo Indatiuns." All
young people are invited, aud older
ones also.
The Sunday School appointed their
program committee for the Easter eN-
crcises. The persouel is as follows:
Mrs. Finn Lawler. Mrs. Ethel Colman
and Mrs. Emma Morgan. The decor
alton committee are: Mr.. Grant Cook.
Mrs. Sanborn, Miss Lucy Stevens.
Watch for something fine.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

George p. Dickinson, u former
old resident of Eagle River. now a
resident of Wabcno, arrived in the
city to-day 10 visit his son Dentof.
aud old acquaintance.
For Al Job and Commercial Print
ing. THE News Office not only has the
reputation, hut does the work. Call
aud get prices and see samples before
placing your order.
A number of the school mates Of
Lawrence Kuehne rendered him a sur
prise Friday night. The young folks
met at the rink. where dancing aud
games was the pastimes of the eve
ming. The Misses bad prepared line
lunch for the event, and was enjoyed
by all.
We are glad 10 announce that the
family of james Bolte have entirely
recovered from their illness. Du ing
the early winter MIR. Bolte slipped
from loaded leigh and broke a rib;
soon after that dreaded sickness, dip
liberia took n hold on his young st
daughter, ana six other members OF
the family were also taken down with
the same sickness. 1 he family has
had their full share pf sickness this
winter, but are now all entirely well.
During the winter the c. & y. w.
R'y Co.'s watertank at this place has
given considerable of trouble. not only
to the engine crews, but also to the
employees of the company here.
Wednesday afternoon the water was,
all released from the tank, aud the
mechanism on the exterior fixed, so
it is now hoped that it will work with
out further trouble for the balance of
the winter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
James A. .rlgat. AII Right.

S-ah~S - FAhh R~aShNs
Since il became definitely known
that Hon. ID. f. Riordan Ia. d posit ve-
" declined to accept a denomination,
the many friends and prominent Re-
publirans of this state and diSir'ct
have unanimously expressed th
selves that James A. Wright of this
city j. the proper person 10 ucceed
Hon. ID. +. Riordan for II; te s.la >"
from this district, and petitions are
now being circulated by his friends
urging him TO become the candidate,
and The Star heartily joins in the ef-
fort 10 secure tho nomination of Mr..
Wright, and warmly endorses the
many compliments paid to hlm by the
newspapers throughout the district
and state since bis name has been
mentioned for the place.
Jim. as he is commonly known,
/, the oldest son OF the late II. w.
Wright. aud has Inherited his fnl
>hare of his fathers fearlessness. en-
ergy and push. He was born ut RAJ
cine about thirty-one years ago, but
came 90 Merrill when a IN ne lad and
has lived here ever since.
When still very young man he
was placed in charge of the extensive
logging operations of the II. w
Wright Lumber c., a position he
held up To the time of his fathers
death. when he was elected president
of the company a place he has tillel
so well shat it has prospe red second
u none with him at the heal.
II is important tn t we send strong
men tn represent u in our Legislature
LEADERS not followers. II elected.
Mr.. Wright will certainly he a promi-
nent member. He is of line physique,
has a commanding presence, is pleas
ant and agreeable. and the kind of
man who makes friends; his judgment
is accurate, and he has the courage
aud ability to forcibly and convinc-
ingly express his convictions.
Mr.. Wright is well acquainted
throughout the district, not only with
its people. bu. with its industries and
resources. and is therefore in a posi-
ton to know whether any proposed
legislation would be beneficial or det
rimental to Us. lie has always given
freely Of his time aud means for the
success of his party and has never
asked for nor held any public Office.
Mr.. Wright has been out of the
state for some three or four weeks,
(and : still away), and the informa-
tion that he was being so unanimous
/ ~ endorsed and urged TO become the
| candidate To succeed Senator Riordan,
was communicated to him bv wire
aud letter. and while feeling that lac
is making great sacrifice in giving
mp So much of his time to political
purposes. he has been prevailed upon
to become n candidate. and if nomi'
mated aud elecced, (as we hope he will
he). the interests of our district il
particular will be well taken care Of
Merrill Star.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

Special representative in this county
and adjoining territories to represent
and advertise an old established bust
ness house of solid financial standing
Salary S2l weekly with expenses, paid
each Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advanced
position permanent. We furnish ev-
ervthing. Address, The Colun bia,
$50 Monon. Bldg. Chicago, III
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
ADDITIONAL TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN

ADDITIONAL TRAIN SERVICE BErwEEN
DULUTH AND ASHLAND on \. +. H.
A new passenger train has been put
I'm service ON the Northern Pacific, he
tween Ashland aud Duluth in both
directions, daily except Sunday.
This train will leave Duluth East
bound At O'Clock a. NJ arriving AT
Ashland at II. 90: besve Ashland West
bound at 1 o'clock Z. II. arriving in
p..'rth at 600 T. NJ.
Thi< will give this territory the
best plsseu ger train service it has en-
Dyed fer a long time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
Tried to XIII District Attorney Sells
at Florence.

Florence, Wis, Feb. 10. Jim Riley
attempted to Kill District Attorney
Max Sells tonight. The shot went
through Sells clothing, grazing the
side, tie wound not being serious.
Unsatisfactory business relations are
said TO have been the cause of Riley's
attack. milwaukee, Free Press.
The many friends OF Mr.. Sells in
Eagle River. are thankful the accident
didn't turnout any more serious than
it did.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Ry Kiss Olive Nash.


Senior Grammar was finished Mon
day. A three weeks course i'm l.; bra
tory Physiology takes its place. Eng
li>h Composition follows Grammar.
In response To solemn request by
Prof. Fuller. the boys all filed into
the recitation room Thursday morn
ing. Soon the girls heard their voices
raised i'm such melodinus harmony
that the building shook. Don't tell
Us that the boys can't sing, for we
know better! The poor girls mean
while were being tested from Noah
Webster's Big Book!
Last Wednesday morning Mr.. Hig-
gins talked ON Some Essentials To
Success" taking as text What so
ever thy hand finds TO do, do it with
all they nj @ht" and emphas zing the
fact that 'vCri' was one of the great
est e. entails 10 success. Several
amusing anecdotes were given to IL
lustrate his thoughts. 1t is in crest
ing to note the widely different sub
jects treated upon by the several
speaker, subjects of Moral, Practi-
cal, Instructive and Scientific nature.
Rev. L. f. Suflicool gave an address
pertaining To the latter, on Friday
morning last His subject was ON
the doctrine of Evolution" the text
"Truth crushed to earth will rise
again" The address showed great re-
search and recalled our ancient His
tory. II also contained many things
to remember. the subject be discussed
to 80 great an extent to-day. The
$ 'hool As whole are much gratitied
by the prnmptness of the gentlemen
who have already appeared and ap
p 'ciaie the evident thoughtful prep
aratiOn made by them. In doing this
a good example is set for us to follow
IN our school life. We. are looking
forward to the talks which are To be
z ven next week by Mr.. n. A. Colmam
,feb. 24) aud Hon. ID. +. Riordan
(feb. 26). All visitors are very well
come to share the pleasure of these
addresses with us. as some have al
ready done. Promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Exercises were held again Friday
AFTERNOON TO commemorate the birth
day of Washington. The first half of
the program was given to current
topics. the following being given:
Hazel Punches, The Worlds Great
est told Discoveries. Mary MOrri-
son, .'rhe Poor of London. Bernice
Dnnnelli. The Presidents Message"
Maude l.owen, "Yellows one Park. ="
Grace Radcliffe, Review of a Mega
line story (from Scribner's.) Hazel
Avery gave a talk on the comparison
of Washington and Lincoln, which
vas followed by a debate. The ques-
ton was, Resolved that Lincoln was
u great a benefactor TO his country
as Washington" Those on the af-
tirmatiye were Paul Cook and Olive
Nash and on the negative, Raymond
Richmond and Marvel Garrison.
Judges chosen were Prof. Fuller. Rev.
w II. Dixon aud Denton Dickinson.
The question was OF great interest TO
all and was warmly contested. the re-
parlee being especially good. 1t was
finally decided in favor OF the afiirma-
rive. Tnis is the first debate given
this year and it is hoped we can have
more. Next Friday appropriate en-
ercises will be held to celebrated Long
fellows birthday. Singing and de-
carnations will he the order Z: the
day. All are invited.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

prising and progressive. we SHALL lat
er give our readers few ideas whic
they have originated for M other Pur
pose than To advertise Three Lakes
and its resources. -Rhnelander Vim
Dictator.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
CHURCHES

CATHOLIC CIIURCII. ST PETERS Ser
- vices the 81 aud zrd sundays - each
mluEh EfEh Ma, aud @estnssu ~ ~ q an
-Eatsent IN 80 = ID ne --Ne>ECr> and h@GtsAlc-
ff8u AZ : d. IA. a Art Ma d. ,atu ~ So . m
81 the lr.t SUNDAY uf each muuth-Un hw4N
d4v,. uIgn Nzs>. @e.uuu aud B3nedlcuun ~
.T-fs ~ Ma - 90 weekdays &c O'Clock tn
..frrr4sr and 9.aI Eu the winter. stations 81
the urls, sury Friday evening during Lent az
Ray. FArHER TorLAEA- Pastor
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
TIE MISSION.

Wed. eve. 1880, prayer meeting
sabbath (SaD , p N, Sabbath school
3p m, Preaching
Sunday eve. 1880
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL NEW s.

{ AHt'G tssANN " Nti'N'''"f w
Mrs. F. {. TamLling spent We'd
nrsday at Amigo.
Milo Hart was dowb from State
Line "Wednesday Letween trains.
Daniel Graham transacted bust
ness a. State Line Wednesday.
Finn LawIer transacted business
AZ Three Lakes to-day.
Mrs. Z. 4. Everett departed this
morning for Chicago to visit friends
Henry Hewlett of Conover went
20 Rhinelander to-day.
Mrs. Frank Griswold was down
from State Line Thursday shopping.
Willie Murphy who had a slight
attack 81 diptheria, in on the gain.
/ DIR. W. j. Pinkertvn spent Satur-
day aud Sunday at Milwaukee.
John Gudegast returned Thurs
dav from a business trip at Two kiy-
crs. Wis.
To-day Is Wa>hington's birthday,
aud the school children aud teachers
enjoyed holiday.
DR.. W. J. Pinkerton was called TO
Watcr,meet Thursday 10 attend the
child at Mr.. and Mrs Earl Moscrip.
w. II. Wilson was down from
Hackiey the past week visiting with
friends.
Sheriff Loughlin made business
trip to kbiuelauder and Minocqua the
f-ry part of the week.
Mrs. L. w. Srhussman returned
Tuesday from i weeks visit with AIRS.
Huwlson at Rhinelander.
Fred Kuenzii was up from Mil
waukee last aud spent the time on his
place on Catfish.
WIN. Tellefson returned home
Saturday from Eockdale where he at
tended the funeral of his brother.
Mrs. Howard Hubbard. of State
Line, visited with friends in the city
the last of the wees.
Herman lander the Rhinelander
tailor. called on his customers here
Friday aud saturday.
-Gcorgr O'Connor and Jack Brady
returned riday from cruising trip
in ,hr woods.
H. J. Mack went to the Cream
CITY Saturday on business aud so
cial visit.
Prof. Fuller went to Minocqua
Saturday and spent Sunday with has
parents.
-lr. J. i. Whiting. of Rhinelan-
der transacted business in the chg
Friday and Saturday.
-Juliu, iauer. of the II. c. Miller
Con pauy of Milwaukee, called on the
trade hvIc Thursday.
Harvey Welch, the paper agent
from Oshkosh, visited his customers
81 oar city Thursday.
Attorneys n. A. Colman and ID.
r. Riordan returned Saturday from
Milwaukee where they attended the
meeting of the State Bar Association.
M. w. Waite, of Milwaukee. rep
resented the Penn Mutual Life lnsur-
auce Company in our town the fore
part OF the week.
j. w. Elliott, representative of
Cribbcn & Sexton Hardware Company
of Chicago. visited his friend Sam.
Smith Friday.
Misses Irene Abbott aud Frances
Diamond went TO Khinelander Satur-
day aud visited Miss Abbott's rela-
tiNps over sunday.
DENTISTRY. DIR. j. A. McIndoe
will DE at Dr. NrviiIe's Office, Satur-
day. sunday aud Monday. March Il
Is and Il.
-Herb,rt Malv went up TO State
Line Friday on No. Z, L. relieve Agent
Germany, whp will leave shortly foI
the southern part oi the state to have
his eyes treated.
Iy the number Of recent we'd
dingS in Bhiuelandcr, some might
tIink that the Young ladies of that
are using their privilege in a right
manner. aud aIe not going to Toe X. p'
anNiously waiting another four years
A bran new barber arrived in th'
a .. q u
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

al ~. OF a. EAGLE MA4EI.S CAMP 40
I'll go. meets rEEty E.llaA tAtLil e 40 a. "
- GlaL- NI-tsAa.. Ala .t Et- lT1 Iu4g..z--A ID
t4reG e.. ~ Al.y. n e.
g. r. LrasrI C4EEk.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

r & A a. EAGLE RIVER LODGE meets eg-
h erY second aus fourth IUe-uay 90 lLeIr laL
uEes ~ - EslHrual~ Law UusGC- l-ltg4e
brothers cordially iuEltCtl-
w. u Bamler. W ~.
John l.a.1all.G- See
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

A q. %. r EAGLE RIVER LgLGE No TO-
Il meets every Monday cAULll - 40 their bal
. tlFr Haafs4-lsy. n ulLg store lsiilLE Uruln
ers AUe CuFtiAlAy lutttru-
Mart HiUeL y. C.
~. A. hlua4tugL. see
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
OUR GROCERIES
ARE STRONGLY SUPPORTED

by housekeePers of experience
and good judgment.
They lind in these goods that quail
ity which i sought by all who desire
high-class food.
Whether the article purchased Is an
imported luxury or staple of dOmes-
tic production. the condition. quality
and price will certainly give the high
est satisfaction. With the price of
coal ed other things high it is advis-
to save OIL ihcSe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22

r-uNHHEGATIuNAI. ,tUEU. Service
~ sunday At Is.El %. m.. q ld si y. M
SUNDAY school gulllt.sllz ltlE after morning
service NuuuE lsap.r> Glst .E5au ElGeaVUI
sunday afternoon % OBJ Is4Fcr mcctiuE
"Wednesday evenings 40 sas1-
REV. a. Il. DIXoN Pastor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-02-22
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