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to this country to farm. He farmed till he started sa~nilhing tor Chap~nen Dewy at Marked Tree. Then be swept out and was in the office to help about • He never owned nothing. He come aud I farmed. He helped a little. He was so old. He talked more about the War and slavery. I always have farmed. Farmed all my life.

	“I don‘t farm now. I got aathma and cripple with rheumatism. What my

wife and children can‘t do ain‘t done now. jThr~s children.) I don‘t get no help but I applied for it.

	*Present times is all right where a man can work. The present genera«

tion rather do on heap less and do less work. They am ‚ t got manners and raisin.‘ like I had. They don‘t know how to be polite. We tripes to learn
t em~::c~tei! childrenjà „	‚.





	Nct‘~I~~:~ The woman was black and so was the cripple Negro man; ~ their house was clean, floors, bed, tables, chairs. Very good wa~ house. They couldn‘t remomber the old tales the father told to tell them to ~.