If there is any concrete evidence that this is an Indian burial mound, let he who has the proof present it openly to The Star for publication.
John D. Austin
Anniston
Where's the proof?
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| 27 | | If there is any concrete evidence that this is an Indian burial mound, let he who has the proof present it openly to The Star for publication.
John D. Austin
Anniston
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