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Dorothy was apparently unhurt, but she was crying, bemoaning the loss of her hat in the wind.

First grader Winfrey Hawkins was able to get home safely after the wind had rolled and tossed him about like a tumbleweed on the prairie.

Louise Jenkins Alther,,was found by her fathec at th$,v Wallace home, also. She does not remember leaving, or being thrown from the school. Neither does she recall how she got to the Wallace house.

When Elizabeth Browning Graves regained consciousness, she remembers, “I was over the hill - somewhere, I didn’t know where, surrounded by lumber.” She realized that she was out in the rain and thought, ‘‘It has soaked my coat and made my arms so

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