61. Cats In Art Posters - PostersOfAnimals.com Blue Boy Kevin snyder Buy this Art Print. Will Rafuse Webster, P. Shalansky- Peacock and Cat, Will Rafuse - virgil, Fay Powell - Tabby on a Chair, Rosina http://www.postersofanimals.com/TOPICS/topic_Cat_Posters/Cats_in_Art_Posters-030

Cats in Art Posters posters for sale, poster, prints, buy posters , Cat Cats Kitten Kittens ... MORE POSTERS LIKE THIS FROM ART.COM Squirt Ron Burns 18 in x 24 in Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Framed Mounted Tiger Ron Burns 18 in x 24 in Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Framed Mounted Landy Burns 18 in x 24 in Buy This Art Print At AllPosters.com Framed Mounted Vintage Cats Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Art Print Tournee Du Chat Noir Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Art Print Chats Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Art Print Two Cats Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Art Print Chat Aurore De La Morinerie Buy this Art Print Cat (2e Exposition) Henri Steinlen Buy this Art Print Two Cats Franz Marc Buy this Art Print Tournee Du Chat Noir Theophile-Alexa Steinlen Buy this Art Print A la Bodiniere/Exposition Steinlen Steinlen Buy this Art Print Clinique Cheron Steinlen Buy this Art Print Clinique Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Poster Sun Cats Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Nestle'S Steinlen Buy this Art Print Tournee Du Chat Steinlen Buy this Art Print Butterball Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Marshmallow Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Cats Rule Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Cat On a Cushion Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Poster Lait pur Sterilise Theophile Steinlen Buy this Art Print Fat Cat Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Purp Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Ice Cats Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Buster Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Blue Boy Kevin Snyder Buy this Art Print Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Buy this Art Print Green Cat with Ball

62. 1998 - Present Gregory Simpson. C. Richard snyder. Annette L. Stanton. Eric M. Vernberg (.5 FTE).Assistant Professors virgil H. Adams III (.5 FTE). Paul Atchley. Ruth Ann Atchley. http://www.psych.ku.edu/1998-present.htm

63. "Into The Labyrinth: A Writer's Journey" By Midori Snyder - Part 3 Into the Labyrinth A Writer s Journey by Midori snyder Part 3. DearTerri,. . virgil, Homer, Catullus, Martial, Ovid, Petronious . . . http://www.endicott-studio.com/formslt3.html

"Into the Labyrinth: A Writer's Journey" by Midori Snyder - Part 3 Dear Terri, Venice is just so lovely. The water, the magic of the floating city, the mazes, and the sudden piazzas that open up in a chaotic fashion are thrilling. Nothing is at right angles as the buildings all sink and lean to one side or another. It is also the place where we get the word "ghetto," a Venetian word to describe the area where the Jews lived a neighborhood I want to get to next time I go. Also the little islands out on the lagoon, Burano, where they make lace, and Murano, where they make glass. So much to see. The Carnevale was mad. Full of costumes, masks, and outrageous actions. One guy had a woman's dress on with a huge hoop skirt attached. He pranced around, the skirt swinging like a peacock tail, and then every now and then would open his blouse to reveal large foam breasts, squeeze the nipples, and kiss the crowd. Taiko says it was her favorite. Ciao, Midori Terri, I've been reading about the life of a Venetian courtesan-poet in the 16 th century. Since Venice is Anna's city (my mask-maker), I wanted to know about the position of women there. Very interesting. Venetian women were clever in using the patriarchal system to survive but only at a cost to themselves. Venetian women had reputations as intellects and beauties but were at the mercy of public attacks by the very wealthy men who engaged them to increase their personal reputations. To be a whore in Italy in the Renaissance was to be a "taxed woman," because Venice, in particular, required prostitutes and courtesans to pay taxes on their trade. So while prostitution was reviled as immoral, it was tolerated as a source of revenue! Frenchmen often came to Venice to visit these almost mythologically beautiful courtesans . . . and then complained that they were so business like, requiring a sum of money for the "whole package" and a separate fee just for conversation.

64. John W. Snyder Book Endowment Fund the bone, we know yet another kind friend who, as virgil says, Will May John WesleySnyder, counselor to America s presidents, servant to the American people http://www.library.georgetown.edu/advancement/endowments/snyder.htm

Back to Endowment Funds Main Page John W. Snyder Book Endowment Fund John W. Snyder presenting one millionth volume to university librarian Joseph E. Jeffs. The John W. Snyder Book Endowment Fund was established in 1984 by the Library Board of Trustees, colleagues and friends to honor the upcoming 90th birthday of John W. Snyder. John Snyder chaired the Board of Trustees from its inception in 1975 until his death on October 8, 1985. His eulogy was delivered by the Rev. Timothy S. Healy, S.J. at the Washington National Cathedral on October 15, 1985: My dear friends, There can not be many more times when we in Washington will gather to honor a friend who came to use out of the last century. John Wesley Snyder was born in Jonesboro, Arkansas, in 1895, and after Vanderbilt University served as a lieutenant in the Field Artillery during World War I. He thus belongs to a world which has left us few of his contemporaries, and to a war that your children and my students see as history, along with Waterloo and Actium. John Snyder entered public service in 1931 and from 1946 to 1953 was Secretary of the Treasury. He used to talk easily about his service during World War II, working for the armies that would no longer let him join, but his real pride came from what he helped do once the War was over: the reconversion of hundreds of plants to peacetime use; the stabilization of European currencies; the understandings that made commerce and business possible in the terrible winters of '46 and '47. He was proud, too, of his part in the Marshall Plan and the strong Treasury support it found, and proudest of all of the one program he himself designed and sold to the President, the GI Bill.

65. ARCHIVES, MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS: FOLDER LISTING CONTINUED farming 3/6/1821, on Conewago debt 3/21/1821; from Joseph snyder to Marshall on fromF. Neale on Society ownership of property Mar 1824; from virgil H. Barber http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/fl/f119}13.htm

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS HOME PAGE GO TO COLLECTION DETAIL GO TO INDEX PREVIOUS SEGMENT ... GO TO BOTTOM OF SEGMENT ARCHIVES, MARYLAND PROVINCE, SOCIETY OF JESUS FOLDER LISTING Box: 58 Fold: 9 Correspondence [204 M9-16] Nov-Dec 1814 DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: from Abp Carroll to Grassi on administration of St. Inigoes and Conewago 11/12/1814, on Georgetown annuity 11/25/1814, on Bull of Restoration and arrangements for public notice 12/10-11/1814; from Mobberly to Grassi detailing items stolen by British and needs of St. Inigoes 11/14/1814, on petition to British Government 11/14/1814, on apology of British Capt. Alexander Dixie 12/4/1814; from Miquel to Grassi 11/15/1814; from E. Fenwick to Grassi on restoration 12/7/1814. Box: 58 Fold: 10 Correspondence [204 M17-24] Dec 1814 DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: from Abp Carroll to Grassi on jurisdiction, clergy needs of White Marsh 12/17/1814, on Grassi's premature reorganization of Society 12/27/1814; from Kohlmann to Grassi on restoration and property claims 12/19/1814; to Cary 12/20/1814; from B. Fenwick to Grassi recommending Grassi petition Congress for power to grant degrees in name of President and Directors of Georgetown College 12/23/1814; from Simon Brute, SJ to Grassi on restoration 12/25/1814, 12/1814; AMs copy of Grassi response to Malou's questions (undated). Box: 58 Fold: 11 Correspondence [204 N1-7] Jul 1814 DESCRIPTION: Contains ALS: from Peter Epinette, SJ to Grassi on charges against former 7/4/1814; from F. Neale to Grassi on English seizure of livestock, difficulties in facilitating slave marriages, war damage in area 7/8/1814, on peace at White Marsh, relocation of novices from Frederick to White Marsh, approach of English Navy 7/17/1814; from Miquel to Grassi 7/14/1814; from Abp Carroll to Grassi letter of introduction 7/22/1814, on management of St. Inigoes, relocation of novices, condition of White Marsh 7/23/1814, 7/25/1814.

66. Colorado State Penitentiary Index Introduction Smith, Versell Ralph 19981 Smith, Vincent 21828 Smith, virgil 36043 Smith 4283Snowden, Joseph 20123 Snowdon, Hattie 17647 snyder, AH 19319 http://www.colorado.gov/dpa/doit/archives/pen/Shropshire-Snyder.htm

Archives Search What's New Contact Us Directions ... State Page Colorado State Penitentiary Index 1871 - 1973 Shropshire-Snyder Last Name, First NameInmate Number Shropshire, Archie Be 33275 Shropshire, Clyde 9414 Shroyer, James F 21983 Shrum, Douglas Ray 32996 Shryne, Pat 5892 Shubarth, Elbert 18154 Shubert, Edward 10503 Shuck, William Lee 23479 Shuck, William M 4551 Shuel, Willard 21782 Shufelt, Ted 15675 Shufelt, Ted 19326 Shuford, C C 17413 Shuler, Frank 21377 Shuler, George 8143 Shuler, Lee 15478 Shuler, R M 33436 Shuler, Robert M 31861 Shuler, Vester 28827 Shuler, Vester 30800 Shuler, Virgil Junior 36303 Shull, Ron Ray 40149 Shull, William 19303 Shully, Jim 27801 Shulman, Ellis 13855 Shults, Raymond Odell 20380 Shultz, Clayman Clifford 30952

67. Ironheart Photos virgil Strzelecki WINNER Serrano by Submission (NeckCrank) 406. Serrano,pre-fight. Middleweight Tournament Preliminary Bout Erick snyder vs. http://www.moon2.com/ironheart/photos/2000-crusade/

IRONHEART CROWN PHOTOS IRONHEART CROWN II: CRUSADE November 4, 2000 Lightweight Title Bout: Henry Matamoros vs. Bill Novak WINNER: Matamoros by Submission (Rear-Choke) 6:38 Matamoros prepares for war. Matamoros controls the cross. Matamoros secures the mount. Novak rolls Matamoros, who then applies a high guard. Henry attempts to lock it out. Matamoros finally submits Novak with a rear-naked choke. Matamoros gets a little carried away. Henry scores an early takedown. Attempted keylock. Armlock attempt from mount. Matamoros works for an arm... Novak resists. Novak refuses to submit. Jeff Osborn congratulates Henry. Middleweight Tournament Preliminary Bout: Adrian Serrano vs. Virgil Strzelecki WINNER: Serrano by Submission (Neck-Crank) 4:06 Serrano, pre-fight. Serrano obtains control. Traci congratulates Adrian. Strzelecki shoots.

68. I2265 Irene AFFLERBAUGH (29 Dec 1895 - ) 4879 SOURCE virgil Colwell (deceased West Lane Cem., Kensington, Hartford, CT.Father Leonard G. GATES Mother Catherine SPRAGUE Family 1 Robert Roy snyder http://www.dsolar.com/myfamily/d0000/g0000030.html

69. I2432 Mildred BACHAS ( - ) 4883 SOURCE virgil Colwell (deceased) family records, his wife, Mary EthelynEllis Colwell survives him. Glenna May snyder. 3730 3731 3732 http://www.dsolar.com/myfamily/d0000/g0000016.html

70. College Of Education 196869 Research Assistant, Comparative Psychology (Dr. virgil Graf snyder, SS, Feldman, DH (1977) Internal and external influences on cognitive developmental http://ced.ncsu.edu/deans/ssnyder_vita/

about the college departments academic information tools for schools ... governance Associate Dean Dr. Sam Snyder Instrument Development Other Publications and Papers Conference Papers and Colloquia University Science ... Research Interests A.B. 1969 Dartmouth College, Psychology M.S. 1972 Yale University, Developmental Psychology Ph.D. 1975 Yale University, Developmental Psychology 1966-69 Rufus Choate Scholar of Distinction 1969 Phi Beta Kappa 1969 A.B. conferred Magna Cum Laude with High Distinction in Psychology 1983 Academy of Outstanding Teachers, North Carolina State University 1992 Alumni Distinguished Professor, Undergraduate Teaching, NCSU Top 1968-69 NSF Research Award, Dartmouth College 1968-69 Research Assistant, Comparative Psychology (Dr. Virgil Graf) 1969 Teaching Assistant, Far West Labs Follow-Through Program, Lebanon, NH 1969-73 USPHS Predoctoral Traineeship in Developmental Psychology, Yale University 1971-74 Curriculum Design Consultant, Branford and Hamden, Connecticut (Elementary School Math, Language Arts, and Geography)

71. Index To Comic Art Collection: "Snowball" To "Snyder" She s Too Young to be Talking Like That * (virgil, Jan. 26. Call no. PN6790.D34S55 snyder. http://www.lib.msu.edu/comics/rri/srri/snowa.htm

Michigan State University Libraries Special Collections Division Reading Room Index to the Comic Art Collection "Snowball" to "Snyder" Back to the S index screen Back to the ... Back up the list Snowballs Snowflakes Snowmen See also under Yeti Snowy Dog character in the English translations of Tintin. Snowy is called "Milou" in the original French. Snuffy Smith Newspaper comic strip that developed out of the Barney Google strip, and often has the alternate title Barney Google and Snuffy Smith Snyder, John Writer about comics Snyder, Marcia American comics artist Snyder, Robin American comics writer and editor, indexer and writer about comics On down the list This segment last edited December 22, 2002

72. History Of The Wesleyan Church 19731980 Melvin H. snyder Robert W. McIntyre virgil A. Mitchell JD Abbott.1968-1973 virgil A. Mitchell JD Abbott Melvin H. snyder BH Phaup. http://www.wesleyan.org/doc/history/bgs/bgs.htm

2000-Present Thomas E. Armiger David Holdren Earle L. Wilson Thomas E. Armiger Lee M. Haines Earle L. Wilson Lee M. Haines Harry F. Wood Earle L. Wilson Lee M. Haines H.C. Wilson Earle L. Wilson Lee M. Haines O.D. Emery H.C. Wilson Earle L. Wilson O.D. Emery Earle L. Wilson J.D. Abbott Robert W. McIntyre Virgil A. Mitchell Robert W. McIntyre O.D. Emery J.D. Abbott Melvin H. Snyder Robert W. McIntyre Virgil A. Mitchell J.D. Abbott Virgil A. Mitchell J.D. Abbott Melvin H. Snyder B.H. Phaup The Board of General Superintendents Helps the Church Fulfill its Mission The General Superintendents attempt to view and carry on their ministry from a local church perspective in ways such as the following: 1. We attempt to lead the Church in the fulfilling of its mission . . . To exalt Jesus Christ by Evangelizing the lost Discipling the believers Equipping the Church Ministering to society We lead from the conviction that the Church exists only in local churches and that districts and the general church exist only to serve the local churches.

73. Coxeter Library Monograph Holdings New Analytic Geometry Alternate ed. snyder, virgil and CH Sisam Analytic Geometryof Space Sommerville, DMY Analytical Conics Sternberg, Wolfgang J. and Turner http://www.math.yorku.ca/Library/Collect.html

Coxeter Library: Monograph and other holdings Collections Coxeter Collection (49 Titles) Pounder Collection (203 Titles) Shimrat Collection (173 Titles) Sieburth Collection (32 Titles) Wittenberg Collection (477 Titles) Miscellaneous other titles (Under construction) Coxeter collection of geometry reprints (4 filing cabinets) Coxeter Collection Pounder Collection M. Shimrat Collection This portion of this site is still under construction. G. Sieburth Collection Wittenberg Collection Miscellaneous other titles This collection is only partially catalogued. ICM: Actes du congres international des mathematiciens, Nice 1970, 3 volumes. Donated by M. Muldoon Proceedings of the International Congress of Mathematicians, Vancouver 1974, 2 volumes. Donated by M. Muldoon Equadiff: Equadiff 3 - Proceedings of the Czechoslovak conference on differential equations and their applications, Brno 1972 Donated by M. Muldoon Equadiff 6 - Proceedings of the international conference on differential equations and their applications, Brno 1985 Donated by M. Muldoon Main Menu

74. New Page 4 snyder, virgil (labD), Mrs Bessie, Virginia (s), Doris (s), Cora (s),Pauline (s), Phyllis (s), Betty (u) - 1207 E Carpenter. Solosky http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/midland/1929S_T.htm

Sage, Stanley (16-D), Mrs Merle, Arlie (s), Clayton (s), Irene (u) - 1511 Montrose Salisbury, Allen (draftsman-D)_ 212 Rodd St Sampson, Mrs Angelina (w), Winifred (s) - 918 W Baker Sanders, John W (r) - 701 Indian Sandow, Emil (carp), Mrs Beatrice, Donald (s), Ellen Marie (u), Helen B (u) - 1422 W Carpenter Sandow, Ferdinand (prop restaurant - 136 E Main), Mrs Ricke - 134 E Main Sanford, Dan (salesman-D), Mrs Alice - 300 Ashman Sanford, Ross T (chem eng-D), Mrs Edith J, Louise (s), Lauretta (s) - 1110 W Park Dr Sargent, Clyde L (D) - 1508 W Carpenter Sargent, Floyd (del-Thompson's), Mrs Margaret, Eva - 910 Elgin Sasse, Frank (emp Smith Dairy), Mrs Nora, Lucille (s) - 514 W Ellsworth Sasse, Fred Carl (21-D), Mrs Erma May, Jaunita Dorothy (s), Basil Willard (s), Arvada June (s) - 909 Bay St Sasse, Henry (carp-D), Mrs Margaret, Alvin (19-D), Clifford (s) - 705 E Pine Sasse, William (janitor), Mrs Caroline, Fred (lab), Ruth (s) - 411 Cronk SAVAGE, Jas J (Retail Merchants Credit Bureau), Mrs Minnie A - 513 Rodd St Sauve, Frank (18-D), Mrs Ruth, Naomi, Marguerite, Thomas - 1301 Mill St

75. Baird Family Tree Daniel BURGMEIR b 1941 m 1973 ..5 Glenn virgil ROUX b m 1970 ..4Mary Rowena BOOTH b 1918 ..Carl Logan snyder b 1917 m http://www.the4cs.com/~cathy/Genealogy/baird.html

Descendants of Alexander and Nellie BAIRD Christina BAIRD was born in Nova Scotia, while Samuel Booth was born in England. Samuel and Christina's children were born in Illinois, after which the family moved to southwest Kansas. Many of Samuel and Christina's descendants still live in Kansas, although some now call Washington, California, and Colorado (among other places) home. 1 Alexander BAIRD ....2 Christina Wilson BAIRD b: 1845 d: 1937 ......+Samuel BOOTH b: 1844 m: 1865 d: 1908 ........3 James BOOTH b: 1866 ........3 Alexander BOOTH b: 1867 ........3 James BOOTH II b: 1869 d: 1963 ..........+Clara Belle NEWLIN b: 1874 m: 1892 d: 1909 ............4 Leona Josephine BOOTH b: 1892 d: 1932 ..............+Elmer WHITE m: 1910 ................5 Thelma Irene WHITE b: 1911 ..................+Francis Michael LONG b: 1900 m: 1932 .................*2nd Husband of Thelma Irene White: ..................+David Elwood SMITH m: 1949 .................*3rd Husband of Thelma Irene White: ..................+Fred William SEEMAN b: 1915 m: 1956 ................5 Mildred Nadine WHITE b: 1913 d:1996

76. Chenoweth: [THOMAS: ELIJAH: JOHN FOSTER] The Farrars Of Malinda 10 Margaret Anne snyder .. 10 Lucy Anne snyder .. ? ? 4thHusband of Ruth Eileen Linda Farrar .virgil Cook .. http://www.chenowethsite.com/ch6t6j5.htm

The Farrars of Malinda, Madison Co., OH Chenoweth History: 5th Generation (based on database cutoff date: September 22, 2003) Quick Links [Master Site Menu] [Main Page] Start of: [Surname Index] [Chenoweth names] [Other surnames] [Descendant tables] Menu for: [Surname Index] [Chenoweth names] [Other surnames] [Descendant tables] ... [Up] THE FARRARS: Malinda Horatio Chenoweth(5) 1820-1856 CENSUS: 1840 OH: Madison Co: Union twp: page 43, 1850 OH: Madison Co: London twp: page 197, (husband) 1880 KS: Marshall Co: Guittard: page 315A LOCATIONS: Mason Co., KY, Pike, Franklin, Madison Cos., OH and Marshall Co., KS BOOKS: Harris page 528, Hiatt page 109 OTHER SOURCES: Chenoweth of Georgia, Farrar Family Newsletters, Barbara Klamm and Alice S. Dyck, Todd Newton Handlin, Amye Fox, Dianna Jean Oknowsky, Margretta Onell Farrar-deVries, Census Work 1930, WFT Vol 46 # 1468 Children of MALINDA CHENOWETH and HENRY FARRAR are: Mary Jane b. March 20, 1839, Madison Co., OH; d. March 26, 1906, Chicago, Cook Co., IL; m. OWEN THOMAS, February 16, 1859, Ohio; b. June 18, 1835, Mount Sterling, Madison Co., OH; d. June 26, 1909. Horatio Nelson b. December 30, 1841, Big Plain, Madison Co., OH; d. August 24, 1913, Axtell, Marshall Co., KS; m. MARTHA LAURA MINTER, November 11, 1869, New London, Madison Co., OH; b. April 19, 1850, Adams Co., PA; d. October 06, 1940, Axtell, Marshall Co., KS.

77. Deaths And Services Rev. virgil snyder. RITTMAN The Rev. virgil A. snyder, 93, of Rittman, diedSunday night, Oct. 10, 1999, at Rittman Nursing Rehabilitation Center. http://www.the-daily-record.com/past_issues/10_oct/991012drobits.html

TUESDAY October 12, 1999 News (Home) Sports Weather Entertainment ... Previous Story Local Deaths Rev. Virgil Snyder RITTMAN Services will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Gillman Funeral Home in Rittman, with the Revs. F.D. Donaldson and Ron Heasley officiating. Burial will be at Rittman Cemetery. Friends may call tonight (Tuesday) from 7-9 at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to First Wesleyan Church, 74 Fairlawn Ave., Rittman 44270. He was born Aug. 26, 1906, in Cubanna, W.Va., to Harmon J. and Minnie (Sloan) Snyder and married Fae Timberlake on Dec. 27, 1929. She died Feb. 16, 1987. Surviving are children, Marilyn Hofacre and her husband, Bill, of Rittman and Robert A. Snyder of Mooresville, N.C.; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; a brother, Miland Snyder of Reynoldsburg. Andy Weaver Jr. MILLERSBURG Andy A. Weaver Jr., 68, 6720 County Road 77, died Monday, Oct. 11, 1999, at Aultman Hospital in Canton, after a brief illness. Services will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the residence, with minister John S. Weaver officiating. Burial will be at Miller Cemetery, Berlin Township, Holmes County. Friends may call anytime at the residence. Smith Funeral Home in Sugarcreek, is handling arrangements.

78. Snyder Funeral Homes Obituary For Esther Pauline Davis She was born on February 28, 1922 in Columbus, Ohio the late virgil and Florence(Rose may call on Tuesday from 1 to 2 PM at the Flowerssnyder Funeral Home http://www.snyderfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/obit_view.phtml?customer_id=2999

79. Snyder Funeral Homes Obituaries snyder, John E. snyder, Marengo, OH. snyder, Virginia A. snyder, Bellville, OH. snyder,Mary A. snyder, Mansfield, OH. Starling, Robert N. virgil Starling, Sunbury, OH. http://www.snyderfuneralhomes.com/obituaries/obit_archive.phtml?firstletter=S

80. Letters To The Editor, November 2003 From stephen snyder Date 12/9/2003 Subj south dakota bluesme too. A correspondent,Julia Harter, is looking for info on her grandfather, virgil Harter, who http://home.tiac.net/~cri/2003/let03dec.html

home table of contents December 2003 TOC Archived letters ... email Letters to the Editor, December 2003 This a traditional letter column. You are encouraged to write a letter of comment on anything that you find worthy of comment. It will (may) be published in this column along with my reply. As editor I reserve the right to delete material; however I will not alter the undeleted material. E-mail to me that solely references the contents of this site will be assumed to be publishable mail. All other e-mail is assumed to be private. And, of course, anything marked not for publication is not for publication. Oh yes, letters of appreciation for the scholarly resources provided by this site will be handled very discreetly. This page contains the correspondence for December 2003. Some of it is a little ancient; I'm slowly catching up - very slowly. Index of contributors stephen snyder Clayton Truman Charles Hitchcock Roger Aldrich ... Julia Harter Other Correspondence Pages Archived Letters For 1996 Archived Letters For 1997 Master page for correspondence September 2003 Letters ... November 2003 Letters From: stephen snyder Date: 12/9/2003 Subj: south dakota blues-me too Found your webpage totaly by accident-while surfing and dreaming about going back. I was home in blackhills from july 17-aug 30 this yr. Been back in ohio since then,,trying to start business back there and move._WOW,,,the pain. The rally was awful this yr as far as I"m concerned,,but to me,,it exploits the hills badly- So long and take care-hope you make it back

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