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continued Wm. Bonga Oct. 17 the U.S. Army unclear 4 Soldiers and one Indian Policeman were killed and a number of soldiers and several civilliians was wounded. He was noted as a man who never did any physical labor and lived in a home built by the government by direction of Indian Commissioner Jonas. On the same day a young Indian known as [Map-Koonce?] or Teddy Chatfield died of Tuberculosis at the age of 18 years. He returned from the unclear Indian school in January 1909

[Left margin:] Ted. Chatfield

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-[[continued?]] [[unclear]] Oct. 17 the U.S. [[army?]] [[unclear]] [[of?]] [[soldiers?]] and one [[unclear]] policeman [[was?]] [[killed?] and a [[unclear]] of soldiers [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[of?]] was [[unclear]] as a man who [[never?]] did any [[physical?]] labor and [[lived?]] in a home [[built?]] by the [[government-?]] [[by?]] [[unclear]] of [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[forms?]]. [[unclear]] On the same day a young [[Indian?]] [[known?]] as [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[kind?]] of [[tuberculosis?]] [[of?] the age of 18 years. He [[unclear]] from the [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[unclear]] [[of?]] [[in?]] [[unclear]] 1909
+continued  Wm. Bonga
+Oct. 17 the U.S. Army [[unclear]] 4 Soldiers and one Indian Policeman were killed and a number of soldiers and several civilliians was wounded.  He was noted as a man who never did any physical labor and lived in a home built by the government by direction of Indian Commissioner Jonas.
+On the same day a young Indian known as [Map-Koonce?] or Teddy Chatfield  died of  Tuberculosis at the age of 18 years. He returned from the [[unclear]] Indian school in January 1909
+[Left margin:]  Ted. Chatfield

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