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"Hello! Fisher. I've come back to Plainfield to find out what has become of the old boys. I can tell you about some. I found Milne in New York as train caller at the P. R. R. Terminal. He is a howling success.
"Archie is head waiter at the Astor. His polished man-
"Penn secured his position of Automobile Driver at the Seminary by offering to carry the girls for nothing.
"Carmer found that one of his shy, retiring, silent dis­ position was peculiarly fitted to be an Undertaker.
"Jefi'cott became a preacher; not because he is especially fitted therefor, but because when he ‘ties the knot' he has a chance to kiss the bride."
"Well, what about your modest self?”
ners and thoughtful excuses for chef got him the job.
the mistakes of the poor
"Kinney is our great man. His monograph on the Postivo-Negative Fluxions of the Cube Root Power of x 6 to the Third Degree has made him the foremost mathema­ tician of the world.
"Gillespie is running a hotel. His ‘Three Sandwiches for Ten Cents' was the foundation of his immense fortune.
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"Oh. I am at T.akewood. I have a relief of boys whose health has been
study and school-room restraint."
sanitarium for the shattered by over-
Prophecy