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Dear Father, Mother, Brothers, and
Sisters, I guess I have come to die.
Well I started out and I came back
to side track, and Lonzo Wood is
with me.. Air is not much now.
Will be good, and I aim to pray
for God to save me. All of you
tell Clarence to wear my clothes
out. Give him my trunk. I guess
I will never be with you any
more. Give Bessie Robbins a
stick pin of mine. Tell her goodbye,
so goodbye. Give them all my love.

E. Ault
Date Source Own work Author Brian Stansberry (photographer)

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