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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
CONSTRUCTION OF ToNTo DAM PROPER WILL BE STARTED
 SATURDAY.

PHOENIX, June 14.-Actual work on the Tonto basin dam will be com menced Saturday. After many months of preparation and the expenditure of millions of dollars the work on the dam proper will be started with a rush.
 The contractor has his coffer dams in place and Friday or Saturday the work of removing the strata down to bed rock will be commenced. This will be accomplished by turning water in between the two coffer dams with great hydraulic pumps. The boul- ders and heavy particles that cannot be carried out by the water are being removed by other means. It is thirty feet to bed rock and when that is once reached work on the foundation of the dam will start.
 The foundation will not be laid the full width of the dam, but only thirty feet wide. This will be at the upper side Of the dam and will be carried up to the level of the river bed. Then if a flood comes and throws silt and oth- CT deposits behind the work it will be cleaned out again with the pumps.
 When this thirty feet is finished an- other portion of the same thickness will be put in, and so until the full foundation is laid, then the work of building it up farther will be con- menced.
 The progress of the work will, of course. depend to Q great extent upon the condition of the river. No floods means fast work.
 The upper coffer dam is at the mouth of the diversion canal, while the other is 26O feet below, leaving plenty of room between the two for the base of the dam and some space to spare.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
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Deeds of Real Estate.-Frank A.. Hess to E. T. Hockinbeamer, s1; lots , and f. block 94. Douglas; deed given fo-,oct name from Fred A to Frank A. Hess.
 I. ". Wallace ct al, to Rafaela Ab- undes. $75; lot 6, block IS, Pirtle.
 E. R. Pirtle Company to Marcello Hernandez, S110; lots g and 10, block II. Pirtle.
 Enoch R. Jones ct al. to Martin L. Armstrong, S3OO lot 5, block 3, John son addition to Bisbee.
 FER. Pirtle to Albert H. Frailie, sl5; lot s. block 3, Pirtle addition to Douglas.
 Andre Giradon and wife to Paul Moernan ct al, $4O0; half interest in lot 6. Johnson addition to Bisbec.
 Chas. A. Sherr and wife to E. A. Von Arnim, SIC; lots T. and IS, block 131. Douglas
 E. A. Von Arnim to Firis o. King, S95O: lots and '. block fl, Douglas.
 Suits and Probate Orders.-A. A. Billingsley vs. Douglas Lumber Com pany: to quiet title; Beumler & Par sons attorneys for plaintiff; lot 24, block Al. Douglas
 Order to show cause, estate Of J. J. Rath. deceased; persons interested to appear July 1G at 10 a. III. to show cause why part or all Of the real es' tate should not be sold. Order appointing administrator es, tate of Lyde Kelly, deceased, Chas' Bowman appointed. Order appointing appraisers estate of Lyde Kelly, deceased, August Bar on, NJ. J. Cunningham and Frank J Graf appointed.
 Order of Adoption: Marjorie Lee a minor; Chas and Mary Krieger awarded letters of adoption, and the child's name to be Mary Marjorie Krieger-
 Articles of Incorporation.-Eph Mining Company. capital s500,0OO, 500 OUU shares at $1 each; place, Douglas nature of business, mining, etc; in 1 corporators, w. F. Nihart, Andrew 1 Sonsthagen, J. NJ. Darlington. l Duey & Overlook; capital S5O,OOO ] 500 shares at $100 each; place, Bisbee nature of business, general brokerage
 mining, real estate and insurance. In 1 corporators, L. J. Overlook, Harr! | Duey and James A. Gibbs.
 Assignment of Lease and oPtion.- 1 c. s. Shoemaker ct al. to Butte ant Arizona Copper Mining Company, 5,
 and other valuable considerations
 lease and option on Dauntly, Morgan
 Marshall, Los Cabin, Cleveland, Harri son. Mountain View, Head Center l Cape Nome, Wedge, Mountain Top, il 1 Hartford district. i D. NJ. Wood and wife to Butte ant Arizona Copper Mining Company, $ l and other valuable considerations; tn property mentioned in assignmen I above to same grantee.
 | Louis Lombardi to James York $10O; Grey Carbonate, Mckinley, il | Tombstone district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
GEOLOGICAL WORK IN ARIZONA

A general reconnaissance of Arizona will probably be made, during the coming summer. by geologists of the United States Geological Survey. MT. F. L. Ransome will do the work in the eastern half of the Territory and MT. Waldemar Lindgren that in the west ern half. including particularly study of the Mohave, Yuma and Yava- pal districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-16
MINING STOCK [

MINING STOCK LosT-By fire at
 Cananea. Mexico, May 19, 1906, Ger tificate No. 29S for 600 shares and Certificate No. 2s9 for 800 shares of Sonora-Bonanza Mining Co. the
 stock vas dated December 4. 1905. John 4. Anderson, Cananea, Mexico.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

God" Sunday school a, noon. No evening
services.
ton Mann Pastor-Services at 1880. SER
mon, The Human Brotherhood" Sunday
school at noon.
Peoples Church-Rev. 4. II. Turner OF
Rret crao T Prof. MeTtes will IpG 2ege
charge OF the music.
Parkvale Congregat ional, Thirty-hrst
and qold-Rev. Herbert l.. Mills will
p m; Christian Endeavor at p. m.
Swedish Methodist, Nineteenth and Burt,
Peter Munson Pastor-The pastor will
preach at II a. m, and 1880 p. m; Sunohy
school at 10 and Epworth league meeting
McCabe Methodist Episcopal, Fortieth
and Farnam-Preaching In the morning Mt
II by the presiding elicr DR.. William
Gorst. communion service TO follow. No
evening service.
Seward Street Methodist Episcopal, TWEEN
ty-secOnd and Seward, J. r, Poucher, Pas
tor. Preaching In the morning at 10 20;
subject, - New Commandment" Sunday
German Evangelical Lutheran 81. Paul's
Church, Twenty eighth and Parker, Rev.
a. Hole Pastor-Regular service at
10 a. m. subject, Come TO Jesus" no
evening service.
First Presbyterian, Seventeenth and
Dodge, Edwir Hart jerks, ID. D. Pastor
Morning service. 1890; subject, Christian
Prerogative;' Christian Endeavor, q p. m;
Sunday school At noon.
Plymouth Congregational, Twentieth and
Spencer Rev Frederick W. Leavitt Min
Preaching service at 1879; Sunday
school al noon morning sermon topic. Il
VIII" no evening meetings.
ST. Pauls Episcopal Thirty-second and
I California Rev. r. c. 3. Browne. Priest
ia Charge Holy Eucharist q a. m; sun
day school AT 9:l5 a. M; Holy Eucharist
and sermon at II a, M; evensong at 7:5
u, m,
Third Presbyterian. Twentieth and Leav-
I enworth-The Lords supper will De OBJ
served at 1890; mems prayer meeting at
/ 1910: Sabbath school AT 2; Christian En-
deavor az 4; evening services al the Au-
ditorium.
| First Christian. Nineteenth and Farnam,
| Rev 3. ID. butcher, Pastor-Bible school
/ al 9:45 a. m; preaching by the pastor AT
n a. m, subject, Christ the Way, the
l Truth and the Lifel" Christian Enaeayor
/ al $50 D. m
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, Tween
, ty-hrst and Farnam-Sunday school al
/ g:45 a. M; sunday service az I a. m ana
! D. m. subject of lesson sermon, An
/ Client and Modern Necromancy, or, Mes
merism and lfypaotism.'
I Emmanuel Baptist Twenty fourth and
Binney. Rev. Philetus y Mcdowell Pas
J tor-MOrning service at 10.al sermon topic
! ''To Please God the Purpose Of Life
Bible school at noon with short eEongelistic
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

school at noon; Epworth league at $50; no
preaching service in the evening, as all are
invited 70 the Torrey meeting at the Audi
forum.
Hillside Congregational. Thirtieth ana
Ohio, Rev. Herbert l. Mills. Pastor-A.
Sheldrick OF London will preach al l6a3
when he will tell OF DIR. Torrey's revivala
I'm England, Wales and America, and also
no evening service.
Grace Lutheran, Twenty-sixth and Pop
pleton, Rev n /. Melick, Pastor-Serytces
81 l0a5 subject, Christ is the True
Helper" no church at night: Sunday school
AT 1915 and Luther league az 81, catechumers
and inquirers taught by the pastor on Fri
day al 4 p M; al welcome.
Grace Baptist Tenth and Arbor, Rev.
y. +, Fellman, PastOr-l0:4b, morning
sermon (which Is Yours, Sins Wages OF
Gods GiftF' Sunday school at noon;
prayer meeting AZ p. M; no evening
service on account Of TOTrey mission.
Central United Presbyterian Twenty
fourth and Dodge, Rev. X. 3. A. Mcbride,
d. D.. pastOT-Morning worship at 10 40
sermon by the pastor; subject, Doubling
Doubt Sabbath school at noon; no even
ing service on account OF the Torrey mis-
sion.
Church of St. Philip the Deacon. Rev.
John Albert Williams, Priest in Charge
holy communion at 1890 and II A. M;
mathis ana Sunday school at 10 a. M,
evensOng and sermon AZ D. M; sermon
i topic, morning Gathering Up the Frag-
nents q Life; evening. Mans PerpleXity
Gods Opportunity
Dundee Prcsby terlan, Fiftieth and Undcr-
wood Avenue, Thomas r. Hunter, Pastor
Morning worship. 1920: evening sorylCe
auspenoed for the ToTrey mission; sabbath
school az noon; Junior EndedVor a. o'fs
. D. M; Senior EndeaYor unites with that %
the First i'rcsby tcriau church, S'yeutceuya
and J. odse, 81 y. lil.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

services; no evening service during the
Torrey mission.
st. Marks English Lutheran, Twenty
ice Sunday at 1888 a. M. The Highest
Form OF Human Life; Sunday school at
noon. No service in the evening All so to
the Auditorium meeting.
Calvary Baptist Twenty-hfth and Ham
ilton Rev. L. r. Curry, Pastor--Service at
1880 a. m. conducted by the pastor
Bible school at Il m; no evening service,
the congregation uniting in the Torrey
mission at the Auditorium.
First CONGREGATIONAL Nineteenth and
Davenport-The pastor Rev. Hubert @.
Herring, D. D., will conduct the service
at 1890 a. m; no evening service; sun
day school at y; Christian EndeavOr at
so p. m, Strangers invited.
Knox Presbyterian, Corner Nineteenth
Morning worship At 1890; Sunday school at
noon: young peoples meeting a. 5. Willard
cn account OF TOrrey mission.
clifton Hnl Presbyterian. Forty-fourth
and Grant, Rev II. /. Purdy Pastor
pastor? sunday school at noon; the Young
peoples society viii meet with that OF the
first church; no evening service.
st. Mary's CONGREGATIONAL ST Msrys
Avenue and Twenty seventh Street-Morn-
ing worship at 1880 o'clock, sermon by
he pastor Rev. L. o. Baird; Sunday
school AZ noon special Thanksgiving music
I.under the direction OF Thomas }. Kelly.
CASTELAR, street Presbyterian, sixteenth
/ and CASTELAR, Rev. Walter n. Reynolds
i Pastoral 1879 the pastor will preach
Sunday school al uooni chapel school a,
o. m. no evening services. as this
church unites In the Torrey mission at tnC
I Auditorium.
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian-Ther viii
DC a union service Sunday morning al
1880 with the Walnut Hill Methods 81
Episcopal church Forty first and Charles
conducted by Charles Butler, the singer fo
the Torrey mission; Sunday school az SAM
place at y m,
Trinity cathedral, Capitol Avenue anG
( Eighteenth. Very Rev. George A. Becchcr
/ Dean-HOly communion az "a. M; hos
pital services at 9:l5 a. M; Sunday schoo
I and Bible class at 9;t5 q. M; morning
prayer and sermon at II; evening praye
and sermon at 30
Second Presbyterian, Twenty fourth AN
I Nicholas. Rev Newman Hall Burdick
/ PaEtor-PreaChing service at 1879 by Kew
W. 8. Jacoby; special Sunday school saIylc
at Il; no evening service on account Of Tx
rev mission. The vocal quartet will hav
charge Of the muse.
Walnut IIill Methodist Episcopal, Forty
first and Charles. Rev. II. f. HOsman
PASTORAL 1870 the Lowe Avenue Fresby
terian congregation Joins with this churc
In a union evangelist service under TIN ~
rection OF Charles Butler OF the TciTfg Elii
sion; bring your Revival Hymns, snnar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
TOPICS sOR A DAY OF REST.

While the number Of conversions at the
Torrey-oliver mission has not come up 10
expectations DR.. Torrey and his assistants
profess to be very we'll satisfied. Great in
terest has been aroused in the meetings
and the Auditorium has been crowded sew
eral evenings during the last week No
meeting win be held Saturday night, but
monster meeting is planned for Sunday
evening and choir Of at least 80 voices
is expected to be In attendance as services
win not be held at the various churches
uniting in the mission.
DR.. Torrey has ably proven his ability as
an evangelist and is a most versatile and
fluent speaker His is not a didactic manner
but rather that OF friend engaged IN what
might be termed heart-to-heart talk. He
has often been compared most favorabiy
with the eminent evangelist. Dwight l..
Moody.
Contrary TO the plans as first made for
the mission afternoon meetings az o'clock
have been held each day and also a noon
prayer service both OF which have been
largely attended. These meetings have been
an additional tax upon the strength OF DR..
Torrey. but he has shown no signs Of fall
ing vigor and goes at the work more siren
uously az each meeting.
one Of the features Of the meetings has
been the campaign song entitled Get
Right With God This song was composed
by French Il. Oliver, the able assistant OF
DR.. ToHey. and, Is being used at the mis-
sion meeting ana also at che different
churches, Sunday schools and young PEG
Pies societies.
The personal workers committee. under
the leadership Of Rev. W S. Jacoby. has
been conspicuous by its extreme activity
and much Of the success Of the mission can
be ascribed 20 the members Of this commit
tee.
n the success OF the mission during ihl
last week can be used as a criterion Il
aagurs wen for The three weeks which ars
now before DR.. rorey and his fellow work
era.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

ThanlsgivIna NOtes from BuiviHe.

We return thanks Tor two turkeys and
tho lean of an aS 90 murder EN- with
our Thanksgiving relations arc coming in
on every train: hut. as tho schedules are siN
days behind were 80 hopes they Won't sea
here ia time for turkey.
These Indian summor days are 20 stiH
were afraid 20 scuoeEr the EAGLE On ~
yer dollar for fpal he'll boiler ioiti enougA
20 nttract our friends and creditors.
We don't kll8N whether we've han Vish
enough or not az we are stlli betwir. TIE
devil and me doep yea. 'frail o. hra aua hoi-
lerin' for nfc prvscr cry Atlanta (yusii-
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

John 7. Smith and Rev d. w Moriarty
as deacons of honor. Father Smith will
preach the sermon. The regular choir
composed of the following members: Misses
Mae OBrien, Sophia Shirley, Grace Lowe,
Anna Parks, Mary McStrawick, Anna
WEIGH, sopranos; Mrs. F. ]. Moriarty and
Miss Loretto Mulick, contraltos; Messrs.
Joseph Doyle ]. O'Connei, tenors. and
Messrs. Mark Martin and Charles O'Malley,
baritones-will render Zangl's Festival
Mass" arranged according 10 the recent
instructions Of the holy father on church
music Mrs, ]. A c. Kennedy will direct
the choir and Miss I,ora Cushing will pre-
side at the organ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25


There will be no December meeting Of the
membership and devotional committees on
account OF the Torrey mission.
Beginning with Tuesday OF next week a
noon prayer meeting for women VIII be held
at the rooms from 1880 TO ]. This will be
In connection with the Torrey mission.
In order TO give the members OF the
classes an opportunity to attend all Of the
meetings conducted by Dr. Torrey no reg
ular class work viii be done by the b BE
classes during the mission except by Miss
Felts Wednesday evening class. This class
closes at 7:15 and will continue TO meet as
usual.
At the request of those in charge Of the
Torrey NEE ings the lunch committee has
decided TO serve supper every evening cX-
cent Sunday. The hours are from 500 70 T.
No meals viii be served Thanksgiving day.
but the rooms will be open from o clock
until time for the evening service at the
Auditorium.
On account of the Sunday afternoon serv-
ice az tho Auditorium I'm connection with
the To-rey mission there will be no gospel
services at the rooms until after December
1G The rooms will be open between the
afternoon and evening services TO accom-
modate those who wish 20 remain down
town for evening service.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

church there will be no services in thai
church Sunday also no Sunday school
or Epworth League service will be held.
The church Joins in the Torrey meetings
In the. afternoon and evening at the Audi
tCriun.
Music at the First Congregational Nine
teenth and Davenport, Sunday morning;
Prelude-Andante on Plain Song
AnthemZCome Now and Let Us Reason ,ltri' ~
OffarPesT Tyher ,ors n. ant
Anthem BY Quartet-Aiy Soul Truly
Maiteth Still upon God .,..,.....,.....R ea
Marin " Bush, ofsanst Ira B ca PsSnil
man, director.
Music at the First Methodist church,:
ouartet-Praise the Lord o My Soul.
solo Elliott
Mrs. Harry jennison
Response-All Things Come OF Thee.
Quartet-O., Jesus, Lord Most Merciful
'''-.'''..''''.............. Marks
No evening service.
Beginning December 2 Rev Newton Mann
will give at Unity church on alternate sun.
day mornings course of lectures, begin
ming the course with an Introductory dis
| course on The Sympathy OF Religions.' OF
which the succeeding lectures will be a de-
tailed application.
/ The Brotherhood OF the Third Presby-
terrain church win hold meeting at l2:ls
/ TO listen 20 a report OF the Presbyterian
brotherhood convention held last week az
4 Indianapolis. A. d. Schermerhorn was
present at the convention and will speak
1 TO the members OF the church brotherhood
special musical program viii be rem
dered at the Kountze Memorial Lutheran
church. Twenty-sixth aria Farnam streets
at 1890 a. M, as follows;
! Quartet-rhe King OF Love-. Shelley
/ SolO-The Penitent .........................
Mr., Henry Heidlon
/ SolO-Thy VIII BE Done.............. Marstor
Mr.. Moore.
Memorial services will be held az the Del,
Iona hotel az p, m. by the members OF the
American Sunday school union now as
scnb'ed for the third annual convention OF
the aa6ocIaiion- The services win be IN
nemoIs 81 lhe late r. c., Ensign. formerly
1rl. t1Ilui q the union = B. Yeune
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
miscellaneous Announcements

Bethany Branch School. First Baptist
Church. SS63 Leavenworch-3 p. m
Church OF the Covenant Twenty-seyenth
Ices al 1870 and 1880.
Church OF the Living God, College hal;
Nineteenth and Farnam - Mlllennlal
Dawn" Bible study al 8 p N.
Grand View Baptist sunday School
Fourth and Cedar, G.. ID Madison, Sup
Observation-Disclosures at $3.50 p. m.
Calvary Baptist Branch Thirty-fourth
and SeWard-Bible school az $3.50 p. IN :
Friday, at p. m, gospel service.
First Baptist TEenty-ninthi and Harvey,
Rev. ]. W. Conley, ID. D. Pastor services
al io.a 4. N. sermon ."Getung Right with
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Of Wayne win deliver eulogy and Super
intendent E. b stevenson of Kansas City
Mo, will give a few personal "reminiscences
of the dead superintendent. who was held
in great esteem,
Music at First Baptist church, under d.
rection of Miss Margaret Boulter, organist:
90 MORNING.
k TfiSGS the Lord Jerusalem o''a'
.'...,::..:.,..''''''''' ~; MapnHen
Organ Onertory ..'....''''''' Wolstenholme
Authenticated o :;,rii;i,''''''''.'''''.''
Mrs. l.. L. Sunderland. soprano: Mr.. J.
McCreary, tenor; Miss Alice N: Faw-
Gray, bass.
no evening service,
The address to have been given by Hon.
G. NJ. Hitchcock Monday evening before the
Young Mems Christian association on
Everyday Life in Washington" has been
postponed on account OF the Torrey meet
ings.
At, ST. Mays Avenue Congregational
church Thanksgiving service viii be held
tomorrow Sunday at 1880 a m. The fol-
lowing program OF special Thanksgiving
music has been prepared by Mr.. Kelly and
the choir
Professional Hymn-"Come, We Thank
ful People Come" ..... Sir George ElVey
The Praise the Lord, o My .
Soul FPS lUJl..........-.--.. Henry smart
Hymn-"Cod Bless Our Native Land.
Anthem-"Praise We the Lord for His
Mems Voices. Womenis Voices and
Full Choir.
Choral Response-"Sing Alelu1a Forth
oncrtory Anthem-'''F;raaise the Lord 8 :
Jerusalem ............,.-. Rev = ' Eidll
(SolO In the Anthem by Mrs. Kelly.
| ReCessional Hymn-"On Our Way Re
(Founded on a Theme from HandeD.
There will be no vesper service.
/ The feast Of -. Cecilia will be solemnly
| celebrated tomorrow az St Cecilia church.
Fortieth and Burt streets, al the i6;so mass.
Z The mass viii be a solemn high mass, OF
which the celsbrant viii be Right Rev
Monsiguor Colaneri. v g.; deacon, Rev.
I Peter Mclaughlin; suhdeaoon, Rev. James
DobsOn; master Of ceremonies. Rev. James
Aherne. Right Rev. Bishop soannell will
preside at the throne. assisted by Very
Rev. John Jennetle AZ assistant priest. Rev,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

OF Wayne win deliver a eulogy and Super
intendent E. B. Stevenson of Kansas City,
No, will give a few personal "reminiscences
of the dead superintendent. who was held
in great esteem,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Mrs. /. 4. Sunderland, soprano. Mr.. J.
McC'rcary tenor; Miss Alice NJ. Faw-
, cett contralto; Mr.. Il. y.
Gray, bass.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

church there will be no services in that
church on Sunday; also no Sunday school
or Epworth League service will be held
The church Joins in the Torrey meetings
In the afternoon and evening at the Audi
tCrium.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25

Music at First Baptist church, under d.
rection of Miss Margaret Boulter, organist:
u MORNING.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-25
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