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MATT VLASMANMATTCIBSONJunior Zaven Papakhiancompletes his history homeworkduring first period English classwhile junior David Bercovici turnsaround to watch him....
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38THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYPeterson, Jessie A., ha Evansville: nr.Petty, Elmer, pa 2301 South Maple St.,Sioux City, Iowa
taught five years incountry schools before graduation
1903-1907 teacher at Elwood, Swayzee andFrankfort
190 7 graduated from IndianaUniversity
1907-1922 teacher of historyin high school, Sioux City, la.
1922-1929, engaged in the stationery business
graduated from University of Chicago 1919.Polk, Dee, nr.Quigle, Edward A., la 1928, 3308 HunterBlvd., Seattle, Wash, nr.Rentschler-Hughes, Mrs. Alta O.,&#x...
taught primary three years, Patricksburg, one year grades, Elwood, beforegraduation
1898-1901 teacher of grades,Anderson
1901-1903 teacher of grades,Marion
1903-1905 teacher of grades,Indianapolis
1905-1929 not teaching,homekeeper
married June 28, 1905 toW. F. Hughes of the class 1896.Rhodes, Gertrude, nr.Scearce, Martha, pa Danville
taughtthree years in township schools and primary grades, Mooresville before graduation
taught a number of years aftergraduation in Indiana
1916-1929 notteaching, homekeeper and assistant inpublic library.Schweitzer-Burford, Mrs. Charlotte B.,pa 1508 South 8th St., Terre Haute
after graduation taught in grade andhigh schools, Waveland
general assistant and assistant professor of English,Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1910-1930 dean of women, Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1908-1910 student, University ofChicago
A. M. Indiana University, 1929.Scott, Sarah, ha Terre Haute
teacherof mathematics, Wiley High School,Terre Haute for a number of years andat time of her death
the Sarah ScottJunior High School stands as a monument to her long years of service
deceased Aug. 27, 1915.Shanahan-Dagcs, Mrs. Ellen, pa 929Pine St., Marysville, Calif.
taught fourteen years before graduation
1898-1903teacher in eighth grade and first yearhigh school, Cannelburg
1904-1930, notteaching, homekeeper, married to Frederick Dages of Montgomery.S-.bel, L. Carrie, la Crawfordsville
taughtcontinuously from time of graduation to1926
taught in the schools of New Harmony, Huntington, Newport and Win-gate
also North Bend, Oregon
last position, teacher of Latin and English inthe Wingate High School
lr living inCrawfordsville.Smith, Robert A., nr.♦ Spears-Broderick, Mrs. Retta E., ha Elkhart
taught two years rural school before graduation
taught one year inElwood and several years in Elkhart
married in 1912 and manager of acafeteria
died February 12, 1930.Stuart, Hattie, nr.Stuart, William, nr.♦Test, Alice, lr teacher of school ofRichmond until a few weeks before herdeath i...
1898-1899 principal wardschool, Salem
1899-1903 principal highschool, Lesterville
1903-1904 student,Indiana University
1904-1913 superintendent of schools, Webster and ClarkS. D.
1913-1916 principal high school.Little York
1926-1929 superintendentat Webster, S. D.Thornburg, Curtis A., nr.Tout-Boobar, Mrs. Katherine, nr.Turner, Edwin, pa Normal, 111.
1898-1899 teacher in high school, Kentland
1899-1900 principal schools. Oak Park
1900-1902 teacher of science, highschool, Bedford
1902-1903 teacher ofbiology, Logansport
1903-1905 principalhigh school, Connersville
1905-1906 didgraduate work in Columbia University,A. M. degree
1906-1907 principal highschool, Connersville: 1907-1908 superintendent schools, Connersville
1908-1929head of practice department, IllinoisState Normal University, Normal, 111.
received A. B. degree, Indiana University 1905.Umbach, William H., nr.Underwood, Oscar B., nr.♦Wagner, Clyde L., ha Attica
1898-1900superintendent of schools, Newport
1901-1903 principal high school, NorthManchester
1903-1905 principal highschool. Lead, S. D.
1905-1906 receivedA. B., Indiana University
1906-1907principal high school, Owensboro, Ky.
1907-1909 superintendent schools, Attica
deceased Dec. 10, 1910, accidentallyshot while hunting.Wasson-Hunt, Mrs. Helen P., la Rensselaer
1898-1901 teacher in Veeders-burg
since then married and not teaching.Week, Frederick William, la 1916 LaCrosse, Wis.
1898-1899 principalschools, Matthews
1899-1900 principalhigh school, Washington, 111.
1900-1904taught in modern language department,Chicago, 111.j 1904-1905, student, IndianaUniversity
1905-1906 Wm. Curtis HighSchool, Chicago, 111.
1906-1913 instructor, University of Michigan
1913-1916department of education and psychology,LaCrosse State Normal School, LaCrosse,Wis.
lr 1916.Whiteneck-Brown, Mrs. Emma, pa1103 y2 Woodland Ave., Toledo, O.
notteaching
manager of laundry office.Wilson, Albert M., pa 3630 Shaw Ave.,St. Louis Mo.
1898-1900 attended Indiana University
A. B. degree 1900
1900-1901 teacher of mathematics, highschool, Fairmount
1901-1903 principalof high school, Covington
1903-1904teacher of mathematics, Orchard LakeMilitary Academy, Orchard Lake, Mich.
1904-1923 teacher of mathematics, Mc-Kinley High School, St. Louis, Mo.
1923-1929 principal of Monroe HighSchool, St. Louis, Mo.: A. M. degree,Indiana University 1903
attended University of Chicago summer terms 1904-1905
University of Colorado, summerterm 1914, Columbia University, summerterms 1923-1924-1925.♦Wood-Tharp, Mrs. Lon, ha Farmland
after graduation taught in Anderson,Muncie and Farmland
married in 1910
homekeeper
deceased Oct. 17, 1926.Woodmansee, Wilson Robert, la 1916Ripon Wis.
lr teacher of mathematics,Ripon, Wis.
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22THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYCLASS OF 1894Andrews, Francis Edgar, ha Jeffersonville, nr.Balch, Jennie, nr.♦Bartlett, Frances Eleanor, ha 918 North8th St., Terre...
teacher, supervisor and principal in Terre Haute publicschools until time of her death April 18,1928
at that time principal of the Harrison School.Blodgett-Nicholas, Mrs. Lillian, nr.Bogner, Jennie, nr.Caffee, Belle, ha Sullivan
1894-1896teacher of first grade, Attica
1897-1898teacher of first grade, Terre Haute
1898-1899 student in University of Chicago
1899-1907 critic teacher in firstgrade, Indiana State Teachers College,1905-1906 leave of absence, attendingStanford University, Calif.
1907-1908teacher of second grade, Santa Barbara,Calif.
1908-1914 critic teacher in firstgrade, Western Kentucky State Normal
1914-1916 tester of methods. WestKentucky State Normal
1915-1916 supervisor of kindergarten and primarygrades, Evansville
1926-1929 supervisor of grades one to four, Evansville.Calloway-Ferguson, Mrs. Katherine M.,pa Cambridge City
1894-1899 taughtgrades in Attica
1899-1902 attendedUniversity of Chicago
1902-1903 teacher of English and Latin in high schoolof Brazil
1903-1907 teacher of Englishin high school, Marion
1907-1929 athome, not teaching
married to CharlesFerguson.Canine, Edwin Nelson, pa 220 BartonAve., Terre Haute
taught rural schooland principal of village school, Montgomery county
superintendent ofschools, Flora and Greenwood
principalof grade and high schools, Elwood, GasCity, and East Chicago
superintendentof schools, East Chicago
1929 professor of observation and practice, IndianaSlate Teachers College, Terre Haute
received A. B. and A. M. degrees fromIndiana University.Caroon, Frank, pa East Las Vegas, N.M.
1894-1901 principal at Wheatlandand Edwardsport
1901-1902 student atIndiana University
1902-1904 department of English, Columbus
1904-1906principal of ward school, Roswell, N. M.
1906-1908 living on a government claim
1908-1909 department of English, Roswell High School, N. M.
1909-1911 professor of English, New Mexico NormalUniversity, Las Vegas, N. M.
1910-1917dean and professor of psychology andeducation. New Mexico Normal University
1929 president of New Mexico Normal University, East Las Vegas, N. M.Caswell, Omar, pa Tarkio, Mo., careTarkio College
1890-1894 teacher inrural schools Warrick county
principalof elementary school at Huntington,1894-1897 attended Indiana University,received A. M. degree
1897-1906 principal schools. West Point
1906-1921 superintendent schools, West Point, Farmland, 111.
Mascoutah and Hinckley, 111.
1921-1929 head of department of education and sociology, Tarkio College,Tarkio, Mo.
attended University of 111.
A. M. 1914.Chambers, William D., pa 515 WestMain St., Muncie
taught a number ofyears before graduation
manager of theNational Fuel Co., Muncie, for a number of years
1918-1919 principal ofschools, Tabor, Tex.
1919-1920 professor in Allen Academy, Bryan, Tex.
1920-1921 principal of schools. Goldsmith
1921-1923 principal of schools,Buffalo, White county
1923-1924 teacher of Latin and science, McKinley HighSchool, Randolph county
1924-1927principal of school, Dupont, Jeffersoncounty
1927-1929 not teaching
A. B.degree Indiana University in 1898.Coultrap, M. W., pa North Central College, Naperville, 111.
1880-1884 taughtin rural schools
1884-1888 attendedOhio Wesleyan University
1888-1890superintendent of schools at Shawnee,O., and Attica
1893-1894 attended Indiana State Teachers College, TerreHaute
1S94-1899 professor of mathematics, Upper Iowa University
1899-1907 principal of Edwards School, Troy,O.
1907-1929 professor of mathematics,North Central College, Naperville, 111
received M. A. degree from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1898.♦Davis-Loer, Mrs. Estella, deceased, nr.Dodson-Lenien, Mrs. Laura E., nr.Drake, Ellis H....
1894-1900 principal of high school, Kent-land
1900-1903 superintendent ofschools, Attica
1903-1904 student, Indiana University
1904-1905 assistantsuperintendent of schools, Indianapolis
1905-1916 superintendent of schools,Bedford and Elkhart
1916-1929 superintendent of schools, Kalamazoo, Mich.Dunn, J. L„ pa Indianapolis, RFD 2, Box642
taught three years in Marion countybefore graduation
1894-1930 principal ofschool 52, Indianapolis.Foer, Dora, nr.♦Foote, Florence E., ha Warsaw
aftergraduation taught thirteen years inHuntington
deceased in 1919.France-Huyett, Mrs. Anna S., nr.Gallimore, H. S., taught for some timeat Zionsville
no definite informationconcerning his work.Hochhalter, John P., pa 2129 MarketSt., Logansport
1894-1904 teacher ofscience in high school of Attica
1904-1929 teacher of science in high school,Logansport.Humberd, Isaac A., ha Wentworth, Colo.
1894-1895 principal, Goodland highschool
1895-1896 University Association
1896-1899 Bible institutes: 1899-1900 in business
1900-1905 Y. M. C. A.secretary
1905-1906 Bible institutes
1906-1913 Gospel ministery
1913-1915head of charities and corrections andschool of Civics and Philanthropy, Denver, Colo.
1915-1916 general lectureron sociology
Y. M. C. A. secretary,Watse.ka and Cairo, 111.
ministry.Mound City, and Cobden, 111., St. Louis,Mo., and Denver, Colo.Johnson, J. W., nr.Jones, R. W., nr.Kerr, Charles Irving, la 1916, 191Grand...
lr 1916, instructor in Centennial High School,Pueblo, Colo.Lake, W. A., nr.Macy, Edwin E., nr.Marlow, Cora, pa East Chicago
1894-1921 teacher in the graded schools ofIndiana, Iowa, Colorado and Spokane,Washington
1921-1929 teacher in theLincoln School, East Chicago.
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THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY451915-1930 practiced medicine, Indianapolis.Rapp-Rubach, Mrs. Mary, pa 2 KircherPlace, Belleville, 111.
taught for a number of years after graduation
1906-1930 not teaching
homekeeper
marriedto O. W. Rubach.Ragan, Edith, E., pa 1002 10th St.,Charleston, 111.
taught two years inrural schools, Putnam county beforegraduation
1900-1902 teacher of departmental school, Huntington
1902-1909teacher in grades. Oak Park, 111.
1909-1916 critic teacher in grades. EasternIllinois State Normal School, Charleston, 111.
1916-1929 training teacher,Eastern Illinois State Normal School,Charleston, 111.Rheuby, Grace, pa Newport
1900-1902teacher in grades, Frankton
1902-1903teacher in grades, Rockville
1903-1929teacher in grades, Newport.Ringwald, Orin A., pa 2723 First Ave.,Minneapolis, Minn.: taught two years inHungertown and St. Joseph before grad...
1900-1901 teacher of grades,Harlan
1901-1902 teacher of eighthgrade, Waterloo: 1902-1903 graduatework, Purdue University
1903-1929principal high school, Minneapolis, Minn.
now head of technical department NorthHigh School
attended Indiana Universityin 1901.Robinson, Ephriam T., la Toppenish,Wash.
1907 graduate work. Universityof Washington
1907-1916 superintendent of schools, Toppenish, Wash.
lr1916.Scherer, Rutherford B., pa 117 NorthMcCann St., Kokomo
1900-1901 superintendent of schools, Russiaville
1901-1916 assistant cashier, Citizens NationalBank
1916-1929 president PeoplesTrust and Savings Bank, Kokomo.Schoonover, William E., nr.Scovell, Zayda Marion, pa 1416 SouthCenter St., Terre Haute
1900-1910teacher in public schools, Terre Haute
1911-1912 teacher in Jefferson Schoolfor Boys
1912-1929 teacher in Fairbanks School, Terre Haute
attendedIndiana University, spring 1909.Shepard, Ernest H., nr.Shock, Joseph H„ pa 700 North 7th St.,Lafayette
1900-1901 principal highschool, Bippus
1902 graduated fromIndiana University
1902-1903 superintendent of schools, Warren
1903-1906teacher of mathematics, high school, Lafayette
1906-1921 principal high school,Lafayette
1921-1928 instructor ofmathematics, Purdue University, Lafayette
attended Chicago University1910: Indiana University summer 1916.♦Shaff, DeWitt C, nr.Short, Lillie, nr.Slabaugh, Jancy Samuel, pa 258 NorthMain St., ...
taught one year,Jasper county, four years, Miamicounty: 1900-1901 principal, Campbells-burg
1901-1902 principal, Bunker Hill
1902-1906 attended Indiana University:1903-1906 superintendent, Flora: 1906-1909 student, Herring Medical College,Chicago, 111
1909-1929 practicing medicine and surgery
A. B., Indiana University 1905
M. D., Herring MedicalCollege, Chicago 1909.Smith, Frank W., la Gary
1900-1904teacher of science, high school, Frankfort
1904-1906 attended University ofSt. Louis, St. Louis, Mo.
1906-1907 attended Indiana Medical College: 1907-1912 practicing physician and surgeon,Gary
1912-1915 coroner. Lake county
1916-1916 practicing physician and surgeon, Gary.Southard-Coffman Mrs. Minnie, paCloverdale
taught three years countryschools, Vermillion county
1900-1903teacher of grades, Middletown
1903-1904 teacher of grades, Indianapolis
1904-1906 studied music
1904-1930 notteaching, homekeeper
married to HenryN. Coffman.Souder-Rlchards, Mrs. Mary, nr.Spellman-King, Mrs. Gertrude, nr.Sperlin, Ottis Bedney, pa 1401 SouthAdams St., Tacoma, Wash....
1900-1901superintendent of schools, Galveston
1901-1903 student, Indiana University
received A. B. degree
1903-1904 teacherof English, high school, Elwood
1904-1906 teacher of English, high school,Shelbyville
1905-1908 principal highschool, Shelbyville
1908 received Ph. M.,University of Chicago
1908-1914 headEnglish department. Stadium HighSchool, Tacoma, Wash.
1914-1922 headEnglish department. Stadium and Lincoln Park High Schools, Tacoma, Wash.
1927-1929 director Moran Junior College,Moran School, Tacoma, Wash.
student.University of Washington, summers of1925-1926.Stanley, John H., pa RFD D, Salem
taught seven years in rural schools ofWashington county, before graduation
1900-1907 teacher in high school, Frank-ton, Greentown, Alexandria, Fowler audUnion City
1907-1911 teacher of mathematics, high School, Colorado Springe,Colo.
1911-1919 living on a fruit farmin Washington state and Grand Junction, Colo.
1919-1929 farming in Washington county, near Salem
graduatedfrom Indiana University in 1906
spentone term at University of Chicago
received A. M. degree from Indiana University.Stockton, Raymond, nr.Stine-Lesh, Mrs. Margaret, ha Bluffton
taught a number of years in Indiana
1912-1929 not teaching
married
home-keeper.Stahl, John C, pa Connersville
1900-1901 principal of schools. Freedom
1901-1902 principal of schools. CoalCity
1902-1903 teacher of grades, Lang-don, N. D.
1903-1905 ward principal,Montpelier
1905-1914 teacher of historyand German, high school. Clay City
1916principal, high school. Clay city
1927-1929 teacher in Connersville.Stultz, Delia K., pa 606 Henry St.,Huntington
1881-1892 teacher in ruralschools, Huntington
1892-1895 teacherof grades, Bippus: 1895-1921 teacher ofintermediate grades, Huntington
1921-1929 teacher and supervisor of elementary grades, Huntington
1888-1889 attended Normal Seminary, Roanoke: 1893Valparaiso University
1891 Marion Normal College.Swartzell, Mrs. Ida M., pa 911 Palm-wood Ave., Toledo, Ohio
taught one yearin Benton county before graduation
1900-1929 teacher in grades, publicschools, Toledo, Ohio.Tarney, Stella M., pa 621 Hendricks St.,Anderson: 1892-1893 teacher in ruralschool, DeKalb county...
1895-1898 teach-
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12THE ALUMNI DIRECTORYState Normal University, Normal. 111.
lr 1929 retired and living in Bloomington, 111.ODell-Stockwell, Mrs. Winnie, nr.Olcott, Anna G., pa 200 Emmett St.,Evansville
taught elementary grades inPatriot prior to graduation: 1888-1894taught in Lawrenceburg
1896 went toEvansville and taught continuously until retirement in 1925
lr 1929.Pavey, Walter M., nr.Peters, Louise, pa 1801 East Ohio St.,Terre Haute
1889-1891 critic teacher,Indiana State Teachers College
1891-1893 studied at Leland Stanford JuniorUniversity
1893-1895 teacher in schoolsat Indianapolis
1895-1896 teacher inschools, Anderson
1897-1898 student,Indiana University
1898-1913 teacher ofEnglish, Wiley High School, TerreHaute
1913-1930 head English department, V/iley High School, Terre Haute.Price, James L. pa 429 North CenterSt., Terre Haute
1888-1839 taught atBridgeton
1889-1890 principal school,Riley
1890-1891 post graduate work,Indiana State Teachers College
1891-1893 superintendent of schools, OaklandCity
1893 admitted to bar
1893-1930practicing law in Terre Haute
assistantgrammar department, Indiana StateTeachers College, spring term 1892.Raines, Sigel E., pa Freeport, 111.
1889-1891 principal high school, Sullivan
1891-1895 superintendent of schools,Sullivan
1895-1897 student, IndianaUniversity
graduated 1897 with A. B.degree: was business manager of theArbutus
1897-1903 principal highschool, Freeport, 111.
1903-1927 superintendent schools, Freeport, 111.
lr 1928retired, taking a year rest and travel.Robinson, J. M., nr.Sanders, William H., pa LaCrosse, Wis.
taught in elementary schools beforegraduation
superintendent of schools,Middletown, Rensselaer and Bloomington
received A. B. and A. M. fromIndiana University
1909-1929, teacherof psychology and education. State Normal School, LaCrosse, Wis
A. M. degree1896, University of Chicago.Scott-Myers, Mrs. Anna G., nr.Voris, O. L., pa Hayden
since graduation taught continuously in the schoolsof Indiana serving as superintendent inCenterville, Hagerstown, Fountain City,Webster, Patriot, Cortland and ...
now superintendent of schools, Hayden.Wisely-Lawler, Mrs. Margaret, pa Gar-dena, Calif.
taught two years beforegraduation
lr 1894-1928 not teaching, athome.Wright, M. Elizabeth, pa 612 South 7thSt., Terre Haute
1888-1894 teacher incity schools, Terre Haute
1894-1895teacher of mathematics, St. Louis, Mo.
1895-1930 Christian Science practitioner,Terre Haute.CLASS OF 1889Apple,, Orville, pa Orleans
taught twoyears in the rural schools of Orangecounty
became county superintendentof schools, Orange county in 1891
ingovernment employ for two years
1901-1929 engaged in insurance, loan and realestate business, Orleans.Ball, Charlotte L., nr.Bryan, Elmer Burrit, ha Van Wert, Ohio:pa Athens, Ohio...
1882-1892 principalhigh school, Kokomo
1893-1894 teacher in Manual Training High School, Indianapolis
1894-1896 professor of educational science, Butler College
1896-1899 assistant professor of pedagogy Indiana University
1901-1903 generalsuperintendent of education, PhilippineIslands
1903-1905 professor of education and social psychology, Indiana University
1905-1907 president FranklinCollege
1909-1921 president ColgateCollege
1921-1930 president Ohio University, Athens, Ohio, married MargaretL. Scott, Kokomo, June 28, 1889
A.B. degree Indiana University 1893
graduate student Harvard University,1898
Clark University 1900
L. H. D.degree, University of Maine, 1915
goldmedal and diploma from exposition forPhilippine educational exhibit
memberof N. E. A.
author The Basis ofPractical Teaching, 1909
FundamentalFacts for the Teacher, 1911.Clapham, William Ellsworth, pa 2903Webster St., Fort Wayne
1889-1892superintendent of schools, Newport
1892-1894 student, Indiana University
received A. B. and LL. B. degrees fromIndiana University: 1894-1898 attorneyFort Wayne
1898-1904 associate professor of law, Indiana University
1902-1903 graduate student, Harvard University
1904-1906 professor of law, Indiana Law School
1906-1910 attorney.Indian Territory, Okla.
1910-1928 attorney, Fort Wayne.Collins, Anna Brockman, la 421 East4th St., Bloomington
1889-1892 teacherin grades, Huntington
1892-1893 assistant principal of high school, Rushville
1893-1895 principal high school, Rushville
1895-1897 student, Indiana University
1897-1907 head of English department, high school, Kokomo
1907-1908critic teacher of English, high school,Bloomington
1908-1916 instructor inEnglish, Indiana LTniversity
received A.B. 1897 and A. M. in 1909
graduatestudent. University of Chicago, summer1903
lr 1916 living in Bloomington.♦Cox, U. O., ha Terre Haute, RFD C, trtaught a number of years before graduation
taught spring term 1889 IndianaState Teachers College, Terre Haute
1889-1891 teacher in schools, Farmland
1891-1897 head of the department ofscience, State Normal School, Mankato,Minn
organized and equipped the chemical and physiological laboratories of thatinstitute
1897-1902 attended IndianaUniversity, A. B. degree in zoology
M.A. degree in 1902
1905-1920 professorof biology, Indiana State TeachersCol-lege, Terre Haute
the first dean of thefaculty, which position he held untilhis death in 1920.Culbertson-Rutherford, Mrs. Belle, pa1000 South 2nd St., Evansville...
taughtin schools of Jefferson and Switzerlandcounties before graduation
1889-1894taught in Greensburg, Chrisman, 111., andSalt Lake City, Utah
married in 1894and since that time engaged with homeduties.Cunningham, John C, pa 337 EuclidAve., Peru
1889-1895 taught in districtschools Miami county
1892-1905 engaged in farming
1905-1910 taught in
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Prof. Mutterer traveled through Greece
Prof. Kemp enjoyed thescenery of Colorado, and Prof. Wisely visitedsunny California. Professors Cunningham,Weng, Higgins, Baxter and Swihart were atthe lak...
Dr. Schlicher in Wisconsin, and President Parsons at his summerhome at Lake Maxinkuckee. Professors Engle-man and Crawford spent the summer in st...
The most are gone now
here and there onelingers.Soon these will slip from out the twigs weakhold,Like coins between a dying misers fingers.T. B. Aldrich.
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