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Way-way-zho-o-gway
A. I don't know him.
Q. Would you know the name if I told you?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Was it Mayn-way-way-wash-kung?
A. Yes.
Q. What was the name of his mother?
A. I don't know.
Q. Was it Key-kay-ko-gwon?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Did you know them?
A. No, sir. I heard they were Indians.
Q. Who was the father of Mun-zin-e-ge-shig-oke?
A. May-mis-quah-no-wah.
Q. Who was her mother?
A. Min-de-mo-yean.
Q. Was her other name A h-quah-quay?
A. She was known by that name also.
Q. Who was the father of May-mis-quah-no-way?
A. Min-o-ge-shig.
Q. Did you know him?
A. Yes, sir, I used to see him at Otter Tail Lake.
Q. Was he a full blood or a mixed blood?
A. I don't know; he was an Indian. He used to initiate
in grand medicine.
Q. Did you ever hear that he was a mixed blood?
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A. No, sir.
Q. Did he look pretty white?
A. He must have been white. I did not know him to be a
mixed blood.
Q. Did he have a light complexion?
A. I didn't know it that way. The Indians have a light
face. I didn't take particular notice of him.
Q. Did he look like a full-blood Indian?
A. I didn't take particular notice. I don't know.
Q. Who was the mother of May-mis-quah-no-way?
A. Nay-go-wun.
Q. Did you know her?
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Was she a full blood?
A. She was a fullblood; she had a fullblood father and mother.
Q. Who was the father of Ah-quah-quay?
A. Ah-she-gun.
Q. Who was her mother?
A. Kay-kay-ko-qwon.
Q. Did you ever hear anyone say that Min-o-ge-shig was a
mixed blood?
A. No, sir, I never heard anybody say that.
Q. Were there two men by the name of Min-o-ge-shig?
A. Yes, sir; only one I used to hear about, or used to see.
Q. Do you know Mah-je-gah-bow?
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