THE NORFOLK NEWfi : FRIDAY , MARCH 27 , 1003
The city campaign IB now fully open
and Intercut in municipal politics will
hold the boards for about two wctikn ,
Tiio earth has shifted itn bolt to tin
outhoftha sun mid spring IB hero
whether the weather affirms the fact 01
not , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Grover Cleveland IN 00 years of ngi
today old enough to know thnt hit ro
tlrtmiont from \ > olttlcs in the part ol
wisdom. _
If you have any doubt nbont the nowi
orvlco of Tint NKWB being of the bofll
compare It with the service of the othei
ntato dallies.
The American hen is nobly mooting
the demands of the mmROii and bj
Most IT time the people will undoubtedly
bo able to upply all requirements of jin
egg appetite ,
It may bo all right for Mnroh tc
furnish April weather If April does not
undertake to supply the dolinquoiicief
of March by breeding n few bllzznrdt
nud other wlntorish demonstrations.
Boodlors will find it moro difficult
now than ovnr to ovndo the laws of ( .hi :
country , the now treaty with Mexlot
making it impossible for such people tc
o cnpo n penalty by going to that
country , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
The fellow who predicted an early
spring last fall IB not readily discover-
nblo but ho IB probably out behind thu
woodshed consulting the goosobono for
a forecast as to whether the Hummer
will bo wet or dry ,
The man or men who build bridges
will probably not lack for a job this
summer. The Elkhorn had done its
full ohnto to provide them with work.
To pharaphrnso n popular quotation ,
"It id nn evil Hood tlmt brings no ono a
benefit. "
It is evident from the troubles result
ing in the Western Passenger as-
flooiation that the Elkins law IB not con
sidered by the magnates purely a statute
for ornamental purposes , and there IB
considerable energy manifested in meet
ing itH requirements.
Thou don't buy gold bricks at Detroit
they take them , and it turns out that
they are the real thing. Thu fellow
who fihould knpw whore the wealth is
ooucealod is really the ono who has boon
gold-brlolcod according to the popular
understanding of the term.
If Senator Morgan but had the as
sistance of Ex-Senator Allen ho might
bo able to hold off that Isthmian canal
matter until the ocean had out its way
through the Isthnmus by natural pro *
cesses that would dissolve the moun
tains and the rooks iu the way.
Tlmt Omaha company may yet ac
complish that which many other com
panies have boon attempting to do iu
Nebraska and locate n paying vein of
coal of desirable quality. It would bo a
fine thing for Omaha and Nebraska if n
good coal mine should bo disclosed.
The race question is really paramount
in some sections of the country , and Mr.
Bryan or any ouo olso.can not replace it
with "nntl'lmporlnltsm , " as those who
are agitating the question need nothing
ao much as a good strong brand of im
perialism , to bo enforced without the
onsout of the governed.
President Roosevelt has to-appointed
Dr. W. D. Oruui , colored , to bw collec
tor of customs nt S. 0. The president
la evidently convinced that to give n
certain people the rights of franchise
sud then withhold the offices is some
thing of n farce and proposes to stand
by his views on a loading question of
the country.
Springtime , Gentle Annie , is duo Sat
urday. If the weather will but do
something different , though bettor , than
it has bui-u doing for nbout a week past ,
the people will hail the vernal equinox
with something akin to joy. There has
b3on plenty , and then some , during the
p ist several days.
It has been decided that Philadelphia
IB altogether too guy on Sundays and the
Sabbath Observance association has de
cided to enforce BOUIO laws of the vintage
of 1701 , Suuday newspapers , locomo
tive works , ice cream vendors , etc. , are
under the ban and will not be permitted
to do business.
The woman suffragists have n four-
fit arred ( lag on display at Now Orleans
which would indicate a belief thnt there
nro bnt four states really iu the union
according to the declaration of inde
pendence adopted by thorn , They are :
Wyoming , Colorado , Utah and Idaho ,
each of which have grautod complete
noffrago to women ,
Perhaps Mr. Rosowater's rooout visits
to Omaha muy account for the fact that
Dave Mercer failed to win that appoint
ment to the head of the census bureau.
The ex-congressman now proposes to
establish his residence iu Nqbraskn bo-
youi a reasonable doubt , and square
accounts with n few people , which may
glvo promise of some Interesting cam
paigns in the future.
The hardest slap administered recent-
ly in Hint of Mr. Urynn who alleges thnt
onwloiii democrat ! ) know llttlo nbout
politic ) ) anyway. They do noom to liuvu
loflt tlintr grip since Mr , Hrynn bos been
In tlio fiaddlo niul nro probably not Horry
if they havu forgotten the art , Tlioy
Imvo boi-u enjoying i * very good | tiiillty
of government under Iliu republicans
mid many nro content to let it go llt
tlmt.
If tlio legislature coiiHoiontloiiNly does
what it hcliovcH to bo right for mill
againnt tlio corporations tlio people will
fliintaln It in uplto of tlio protests of tlio
opposition , but it cannot afford to glvo
tlio oppOHltton u leverage tlmt can bo
lined by It advantageously. Corpora-
tloiiH Imvo Homo rights as well an tlio
oommon people niul nil tlmt can bo
asked IN fair mid equitable troutinunt on
both Hldofl.
In replacing bridges that Imvo boon
removed by the high water the tax-
payorB in many of the countiuH of No-
braflka will iiavo tin extra expense to
moot thin year , and Madison county IH
no oxooptlon to the rulo. Tlio fact that
the Thirteenth ntroot brldgo has with-
ntood thonNsnulta of the raging element
would seem to urgtio that though per
haps nuiro oxpotiHlvo than othorH , it in
the cheapest In the long run. It IB one
of the few tlmt 1ms proven HubBtuntlnl.
MiHHonrl has outstanding oortiflcntos
of indebtedness amounting to $1,1)00- )
000 and the people nro paying interest
nt the rnto of $ ' 450,000 iv year. It in ap
parent that MlsKonri should go republi
can n few tlmcH to oimblo the h < glMa-
tnro tonndortnko Homo rovunuo legisla
tion tlmt will do for tlmt Btnto what the
revenue law planned for Nebraska in ex-
pouted to do and remove the indebted
ness mid wave thnt magnificent payment
of interest to the treasury ,
I3y tlio Invention of ooiuout railroad
tioH it is bcliovnd tlmt a niomiH hns boon
found for substituting for ouo of the
most oxlmunth'0 and persistent demamlH
on the forests of the country. It IH
olnlinod for the now tlo tlmt it is prac
tically Indoritruotablo and will answer
all the purposed of n wood tie , with a
much longer Hfo and greater safety.
Tlio now tie mny cost moro bnt because
it in long lived and safe it maybe
bo believed tlmt the railroad people
will not hosltute to put it in.
Eastern democrats may bo inclined to
leave Cleveland go it nlono in hi objoo-
tioim to Bryuu , bnt it is quite ovidoiit
tlmt Nebraska domocrntB , at least , will
80 support Mr. Bryan that Grover ,
single haudod , will have uo advantage
over him. Meanwhile the republicans
arc proceeding unitedly to carry out the
ili'stliiy of the pountry and afford the
[ > ooplo the best government under the
sun. Even the "free silver" republican
IB now heard of no more except in rare
md isolate instances.
Mr. Brynn is111 yoara of ago today ,
Micl "tho boy orator of the Platto"
phrase has good and sufficient reason
for retirement. Grover Cleveland's
ulrthday was yesterday , which should
1)0 Bufllclent basis for n bettor under-
landing between the diverse demo
cratic interests. There is a series of
XluoldontB , however , tlmt may not bo
ignored in this connection. Mr. Clove-
laud entered the world 23 years ahead
3f Mr. Bryan , his day of nativity is 24
lionrs earlier , ho was ahoaa of him as a
iomocratio candidate , his policies re
solved a trial by the people , all of which
la proof that Mr. Cleveland is the leader
md Mr. Bryan must bo considered a
follower whether ho will or no.
Wrecks are strictly the order in the
realms of accident and disaster. Not a
Jay has passed for probably two weeks
that THE NKWB has not chronicled ouo
or moro disastrous wrecks , and several
of them Imvo been on Nebraska rail
roads. Humanitarians who are opposed
to war and bloodshed might well devote
their attention to HO perfecting railroad
systems and management that wrecks
would bo impossible. It may appear an
Impossible tack , but the time is un
doubtedly coming when swift travel
will bo possible without danger of dis
astrous wrecks. Suoh n time will be
cheerfully welcomed by the people who
rocoguizo in railroading one of the most
dangerous occupations of modern times.
The recent death of James II. Blonut
call to mind an important ovout in
American growth , or rather in stunting
American growth. Ho it was who
under orders of the Cleveland adminis
tration pulled down the American flag
on the Hawaiian islands. For that act
his name is not likely to bo revered as
that of a great statesman by the people
his country , who acknowledged thnt ho
and his chief made a great mistake by
at once choosing an administration
making it possible for the flag to bo
again raised to Its proper place , and not
only thnt but raised it at points where it
had never before boon known. The
people like the method employed and
have several times indicated that
they will approve no other when it
comes to expansion.
Governor Mickey has issued his Arbor
day proclamation , causing April 23 to
bo sot aside as a day to bo devoted to
tree culture and thought along that
line. Ho holds that this is one of the
holidays not actuated by sentiment bnt
"in commemorated because of the prao-
tlonl value and utility of the nets which
oimto" from it , The importation of oh *
nerving the day is well net forth by the
governor , and ho , with other public
spirited cltly.oim , hopes for Its general
observance in Nebraska , whore it moans
moro than in any other fitnto. It had
been proven that forestry can bo de
veloped in thin Htato and it is hoped
tlmt the time will como when Nebraska
will bo moro abundantly blessed in this
regard than statoH which hnvo had
natural forest advantages but have
abused them woefully.
With only live votes registered against
the isthmian canal treaty it would noum
nB though the long winded talks and the
extra session of the senate were entirely
needless and an expennlvo luxury. Per
haps Mr. Morgan and Ills co-laborers in
the democratic vineyard will llnttor
thoinsolvor that they Imvo accomplished
considerable for the country and their
constituents bnt there are many people
who will believe thnt the sumo result
could have boon Just IIB cheaply and
readily attained in regular Bosslon. It
IB evident thntsomo Hort of rnlo or
government is needed BO thnt if the
people will persist in Bonding democrats
to the senate it will bo impossible for
ono or ilvo of them to tie the hands of
the majority and prevent legislation on
important matters.
Tlio students of the Iowa B ate law
school have jnflt completed the trial of
SlmkoHpoaro's- Hamlet , and find him
guilty of manslaughter under the Iowa
laws. The prisoner has not yet boon
sentenced. The jury was out 18 hours
standing , until near the end , six for
murder in the first degree , three for ac
quittal and ono for manslaughter. The
nine pay that the manHlaughtir juror
was particularly stubborn. A plea qf
insanity was entered by the defense
but it waB not given much weight.
Headers of Shakespeare have been much
divided over this question and there
was deep Interest in the outcome of the
trial. Tlio decision of the lown uni
versity court may assist people who
Imvo followed the trial to a now under
standing of the trngody , and certainly it
linn tended to arouse new interest in
high clans literature.
That there is "honor among thieves'
receives now proof from Walnut Illdgo ,
Ark. , where the shoiiff has had in
3hargo men though lawbreakers. The
prisoners , with the sheriff's family ,
were threatened by Hood and in attempt
ing to cross the swollen Black river the
Dent containing the sheriff's family and
: wo prisouorB was overturned. The
moiff's baby was drowned , but by the
tild of the prisoners the lives of the
ihrlff and his wife wore saved. After--
yards the prisoners wont , unattended ,
; o the county jail and knocked for ad
nlttance. Circumstances uiado the
irisouors the keepers and they did as
nou would do and fulfilled their self
mposod obligations with right good
jraoo. Such actions on the part of
ualof actors , while it should not condone
jrlmo , servos to elevate the standard of
; hose accused of crime and emphasizes
; ho fact that all men are kin.
It is to bo expected that western dom-
> omtio editors and politicians will join
with the Wall street magnates who are
Unsatisfied with the anti-trust program
3f the present administration in an on-
leaver to defeat Roosevelt , but it IB
loubtful If they will bo able to swing
jveu their party vote in that direction.
Many of the democrats are conscien
tiously opposed to trusts and would
? lvo their support to n republican [ who
will support their views rather than to
\ democrat openly put up and supported
l > y Wall street to change the program
to one in favor of the magnates and
those Interested in trusts. The belief is
general that it will bo impossible to de
feat Roosevelt in convention and the
inly opening for Wall street is to take
n interest iu the democratic national
Donveutlon , see that an "easy" man Is
nominated and then work and spend
money for his election. The fact that
the World-Herald is quoting from the
Wall Street Journal is significant of the
trend of events.
A pretty story oem 8 from Omaha.
Thursday's News published nn account
of a bright looking little chap who ap
plied at the library of ono of the schools
to borrow certain books. When told
that n deposit of $1.20 was required before -
fore he could take out the desired vol
umes , he sighed regretfully , east a long
ing look at the coveted treasures , and
saying that ho had no moniy and had
been unable to save any out of meagre
earnings , ho went slowly away , says
the York Republican. When the secre
tary of the board of education wont to
his ofllco Friday morning ho found the
same little chap waiting at the locked
door with a obeck signed by an Omaha
citizen for § 1.20. He took his books and
went away rejoicing. Ten minutes
later another citizen called and placed
$1.20 on the counter , telling the secre
tary to give the boy the books ho
wanted. In a few minutes a good lady
well known to the secretary , telephoned
fo them to give the boy all the books h
wanted and she would bo responsible
for them. And BO it continued tile
day and the secretary says that fully a
hundred people called with money or
stood sponsor for the boy by telephone.
Surely there is salt in that city enough
to save it.
nro talking bane ball , but the
weather IB taking euro to BOO that it
ends in talk.
March was welcomed IM nn advance
toward the spring nnd summer BOIIHOU ,
but there its value ends. It has Htood
In with winter to the disadvantage of
humanity , energetically and continu
ously.
The people of Nebraska nro too ex
perienced in the right quality of spring
weather for the weather clerk to hope
to delude them with the spurious , foully
adulterated mixture ho is at present
furniHhing. The people insist on the
real thing and the sooner it IB furnished
the better it will bo for the bureau.
There is something to bo said in favor
of extra sessions of the United States
senate when promptly executed , bust-
noss-liko proceedings are required. Per-
Imps the people would favor extra ,
rather than regular sessions if it was
put to a vote , in view of the record
made.
Could it b < 3 possible that the mix-up
in the Cuban treaty was deliberately
planned to defeat the wishes of the
president in the matter ? If BO it maybe
bo expected that ho will again take
congress iu hand at nn early date. It IB
probable that the beet sugar interests
will not bo sorry that the treaty is
"twiHted. "
The Venezuelans have no sooner re
covered the remains of their navy from
the Germans than the English seize
their vessels on the charge that they
are piratical in their actions. It may bo
moro difficult to release them from
the latter seizure than the first. If the
British case is well founded there will
bo no criticism to make.
The Mississippi and its levees combine
to form a question easily of paramount
importance to the people living and
owning property iu the valley of the
Father of Waters , Either large areas
of laud should be permanently „ vacated
or some way of confining the floods
within bounds should bo attempted. The
loss of life and pioporty and the
immense expense of rush work each
spring are deplorable features.
With the people of St. Joseph , Mo. ,
wading through the deepest snow of
the season , the people in this part of the
country probably should have uo com
plaint to make because it is chilly
enough in this section to precipitate an
occasional fiurry over the fair face of
Nebraska. The largest complaint pos-J
siblo is that when the wind is from
Missouri nud should bo soft and balmy
with the fragrance of spring wo will begetting
getting it chill from those fields of snow
and will fool like continuing our loyalty
to the hard coal fire and fur lined over
coat.
If Mrs. Maybriok is to bo released it
Is nbout time that the event took place.
She has boon before the American pub
lic through the newspapers so frequently
during her imprisonment , that many of
the people no doubt believe that they
have sustained punishment1 almost
equal to hor'a. They will be glad that
she is released , if for no other reason.
If Mrs. Maybrick will refrain from go
ing on the stage or doing n lecture
course the people will not have cause to
regret the interest they have taken in
tier case.
The French chamber of deputies has
passed a measure to terminate religions
teachings in that country and contem
plate that hereafter the education of
the people shall bo by the stare. The
representatives of that country must
have heard of that decision by the supreme
premo court of Nebraska ruling the
Bible out of the public schools , and
hastened to get in line. They will probably -
ably bo chagrined when it is learned
that the Nebraska court has modified
its decision to a considerable extent , bnt
may find It too late to back np as grace
fully as did Nebraska.
A bill hns boon introduced in the
legislature to prohibit the trap shooting
of live pigeons and it should certainly
pass. The invention of clay pigeons
has made it absolutely unnecessary to
use live birds as targets by gun clubs
desiring sport , and if that does not
answer all requirements Yankee genius
should be invited to perfect a target that
will assume the characteristics of a
pigeon iu flight. If the live birds woru
killed outright'there would bo less ob
jection , but many of them , especially
with amateurs , are permitted to suffer
through the Inflicting of wounds , that
are decidedly cruel though not neces
sarily fatal.
Suppose the democrats wore placed in
control of the national government ,
with their practiced opposition would
they know enough to originate and push
measures ? They were clearly out of
their element when they wore in power
during the administration of 1892-180(5 (
and they have not taken advantage of
their opportunities to learn anything
different since. Therefore it is to bo
believed that they would provo more
than awkward if they should suddenly
bo given n majority and compelled to
change from objectors to originators.
They have always proven moro apt in
their natural element where nothing is
expected of them but remonstrencos
against the policies of the majority.
Even nt that there are some to believe
that they Imvo not earned the salaries
paid.
The democrats of Now York favoring
the Bryan view of domocraoy , are plan
ning iho formation of clubs in all the
assembly districts of the metropolis for
the purpose of keeping allvo the Bryan
theork'H. If the plan indicates that
this branch of domocraoy will bo suc
cessful in controlling the coming nation
al convention , it id intimated that it
will not be dllllcult to secure the consent
of W. R , Hearst , the newspaper trust
man , to stand for the nomination. If
the clubs nro successful iu their under
taking , it may also bo possible that Mr.
Brynn will qualify his statement thnt
the people of the east know nothing
nbout politics. For of course their
present ignorance of politics is assumed
to bo an indifference to the Nebraska
loader.
The Chicago health department has
declared against the ordinary house
cleaning process as a disease breeding ,
microbe increasing operation. In the
good old times tbo house wife considered
that the moro dust she was enabled to
make ily , the better work she was do
ing , but thin has boon overruled by a
body of moil who should know. They
favor the vacuum renovator process ,
which would certainly bo an improve
ment , but is not within the roach of all
not yet. With this process the dust
and dirt is literally pumped out of the
rooms and it is Bald that after the pro
cess has been completed it is next to
impossible to raise n cloud of dust or
oven a suggestion of a dust cloud by the
ordinary method. Men who have their
homos torn up on the average of about
twioo a year would undoubtedly wel
come this sort of a mechanical inno
vation.
The govornmout reports that the
Pawnee tribe of Indians , which , when
removed from Nebraska to Oklahoma ,
numbered 2,500 souls , now numbers less
than 500 , a result that has taken less
than 80 years to develop. . No stronger
argument should bo necessary to prevent -
vent the people who are favored with
homes in Nebraska from leaving it for
Oklahoma. The mortality among these
Indians has boon growing steadily
greater year by year , and ie is believed
that the tribe will soon bo extinct un
less the government can manage to re
turn them to healthy Nebraska. In
six years following their change of res
idence the tribe was reduced to 940 ,
meaning a loss in that time of GGO per
sons. If this is the result to Indians
who have inhabited all parts of the
country and are used to all the Ameri
can climatic changes , the whites who
have followed the red men to Oklahoma
may not expect complete immunity.
Stand up for Nebraska.
The Boo urges that § 25,000 would be
as much as should bo expended to rep
resent Nebraska at the St. Louis expo
sition , in the present state of the com
monwealth's finances. The state no
doubt deserves a better representation
than this amount would give , but with
the present condition of the
treasury this is all that should
bo expected. The Bee has it
sorreotly figured out that in the way of
omigratiou Nebraska can expect little of
those who will the most largely attend
this exposition. Nebraska's immigrants
will como from the cast , and it is not
anticipated that there will be a largo at
tendance of easterners at the exposition ,
and to interest the people of the east it
would bo preferable to expend the money
for advertising purposes where they
may bo reached. As an important part
of the Louisiana purchase Nebraska can
not afford not to be represented , bnt the
money appropriated should be used to
the best advantage and no large sum
provided.
Norfolk is either fortunate in the
possession of nn extra efficient fire de
partment , a very excellent waterworks
system , or has an unusual amount of
good luck or perhaps it is a combina
tion of all three. It was certainly a re
markable piece of work for the firemen
to bo able to save a row of frame build-
Ings , with but little space between when
one was completely destroyed and from
the further fact that there was n strong
breeze carrying the flames and the
sparks and cinders directly over the
other buildings of the row , and when
the heat and flumes were fierce enough
to shatter the plate glass iu buildings
across the street and sot them on fire in
places. Tho.credit is largely given the
firemen and they are fully deserving of
it. They are never summoned in vain
and they wore neyor known to shirk a
duty , and , furthermore , they were
never known to be called to a fire with
water facilities in roach , but that they
have been successful in accomplishing
all that could be asked of them. Dur
ing the post winter there have been
three frame business houses destroyed
iu a nest of other frame buildings , and
with the exception of the last , none of
the neighboring frame buildings were
oven scorched.
Argument for and against capital
punishment has become quiet prominent
in Nebraska since the execution of Gott
lieb Niegenfind. It must be admitted
that those opposed to the present law
have rather the best of the argument
from a theoretical standpoint. No ono
takes particular delight in presenting
WEEDS
Consumption is a human *
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's-
easily destroyed while young ; .
when old , sometimes im-
Strengthen the lungs as youj
vould weak land and the' '
/cccls will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
good too , but it is very hard
o digest.
The time to treat consump-
ion is when you begin trying
) hide it from yourselL
Xlicrs sec it , you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
oceivc yourself any longer ,
'c 'iii with the first thought
> take Scott's Emulsion. If
isn't really consumption so-
jch the better ; you will soon
iet it and be better for the
atment. If it is consump-
n you can't expect to be-
i\cl at once , but if you will
' m in time and will be'
.idly regular in your treat--
: .t you will win.
Scott's Emulsion , fresh air , ,
t all ycu can , eat all you
\ Ihr.t's the treatment and.
! ' - . L > C best treatment.
We will send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
Ite sure that this picture In
the firm of a label on the
MMpi cr ol every bottle ofr
Umulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists ,
409 Pearl St. , N. Y ,
irgumont that mon should suffer death.
! cr the crimes they have committed ,
md if the Nebraska courts were accus-
oined to giving the preference to this-
lort of a Beutonco their case would bo
itronger , but the infreqaency with
vhioh the death penalty is imposed
vould seem to argue that none are'
punished unless they deserve it be-
rpnd the shadow of a doubt. It is cer-
; ainly preferable that a man should be
jxecnted by process of law in an orderly
md quiet manner than that mobs-
mould take it in their hands to punish
criminals because they believe the man.
lesorves it , and if the law should stand
for no other reason , this should be suffi-
3ient justification. The theorists do not
tiesitate to go beyond reason in their ar
guments against the law. If they have
nothing else to fall back ou the guilty
man is declared a "moral degenerate , "
is though that wore a substantial reason
why his life should be spared. They
ilso freely quote from the Bible , which
likewise contains substantial argument
for punishment by death , especially in
the old testament. The same people
who are opposed to capital punishment
would undoubtedly go to the other ex
treme when it came to a question of
killing men in battle with a government
policy at stake. In other words these
mon would protect a man from death
who had transgressed every moral and
human law , and urge the killing of
thousands of their fellow creatures for
the purpose of maintaining govern
mental supremacy. These same men
who have been given the moral shivers
by the hanging of Niegenfind , no doubt
took off their hats and cheered with the
lustiest when the news was received
that Dewey had killed hundreds at.
Manila , also when Sampson and Schlny
md Shatter and Roosevelt had won
rictories by killing large numbers of the
snemy in the late war with Spaiu.
Was Niegonflnd better than these men ?
Was his worthless life more worthy of
preservation ? Or is it the mere differ
ence of how law and power takes life
that makes it commendable ?
" I had a most stubborn cough
for many years. It deprived me
of sleep and I grew very thin. I
then tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral ,
and was quickly cured. "
R.N.Mann , Fall Mills , Tenn.
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