Gladden Praises Christian Progress andunity at University
Dr. Washington Gladden lectured at the University on Where are We in Religion The summary notes that he praised progress in Christianity over the last decade and contrasted Christian unity with sectarianism He warned against commercialism in churches and urged focus on core Christian fundamentals while emphasizing worship across social classes and diverse views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Riassia
Dr. Gladden
Church of God
Disorderly conduct fines and town leave sentences raised
In Police Court Laura Thornton was fined 100 and costs for disorderly conduct and given a stay of sentence to leave town. De Grant was fined for carrying concealed weapons and for disorderly house, totaling 209.50 in fines and 20 days in jail. Mary Grant’s case was dismissed. Leona Terry was fined 100 and costs with a sentence to leave town. Adrulph Wallenstein was fined 100 and costs for disorderly conduct and given a sentence to leave town.
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Laura Thornton
de Grant
Mary Grant
Leona Terry
Adrulph Wallenstein
To Hunt Dr Cook's Records Expedition Plans
An expedition is organized to depart May 3 and ascend Mount McKinley to locate records allegedly left by Dr. Cook. Prof Dyche will not join the party and has lost faith in Dr. Cook, calling the fake explorer a perfect gentleman at the outset.
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Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Cook
Prof. Dyche
Bill on campaign contributions gains committee report
Publicity of Contributions in Washington reports the Metall bill favorably by the house committee on the election of president, vice president and representatives in congress. Democrats vote solidly for the bill while Republicans are divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee
Congress
Moranville and Snow Arrested on Prohibitory Law Charge
Moranville and Snow, running a north side restaurant, were arrested this morning for allegedly violating the prohibitory law. They were released on $100 bond, with their case set for Monday hearing. They claim the liquor found was for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moranville & Snow
Gleomargarine swindlers arrive for prison term in Leavenworth
William Broadwell and Samuel Driesbach, convicted in Chicago of oleomargarine frauds, were sentenced to six years in the penitentiary and fined. They arrived at the federal prison this afternoon in custody of a United States marshal, after the Merchants Team score details.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Mar
William Broadwell
Samuel Driesbach
Chicago
Bank Robbers Dynamite Virginia Bank Safe Escape With 7000
Report says robbers dynamited the State Bank of Virginia early today and escaped with 7000 after clashing with several citizens. Authorities suspect the criminals came from Kansas as the investigation unfolds in this Kansas Virginia Nebraska region.
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Kansas
Virginia
Neb
State Bank of
Kig
Henry H. Asher Reelection Campaign Notice
Clerk of the District Court candidate Henry H. Asher seeks reelection in the Republican primaries on August 2, 1970. Includes Hosford Investment Co address and references to local businesses Skating Rink, Parsons Jeweler, Wolf's Book Store, and Shulz clothing collection.
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District Court
Henry H. Asher
Banquet of Scoopelab men in Kansas City
The Scoopelab, a newspaper men organization, holds a Kansas City banquet this evening attended by Earl Fischer, Homer Berger, Edwin Markham, H C Waters, Harry Kemp, Joe Murry, Ralph Hemenway, and Edwin Schauffler. Chi Omega matinee benefits YWCA. Sigma Nus informal dance at Ecke's hall last night. University class dance at Fraternal Aid hall. high school subscription dance at Ecke's hall tonight.
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Scoopelab
Kansas City
Messrs
Earl Fischer
Homer Berger
Edwin Markham
H. C. Waters
Harry Kemp
Joe Murry
Ralph Hemenway
Edwin Schauffler
Sigma Nus
Ecke
Rita Hill
Tennessee Street
State High School Basketball Tournament Results
Scores from last night show Leavenworth over Baldwin 35 29 Fort Scott 18 over Clay County 43 Iola 60 over Portis 17 Reno 43 over Waverly 15 Iola 26 over Reno 45 Havensville 11 over Eldorado 53 Newton 33 over Kinsley 12 Kansas City 37 over Chanute 24 Topeka 32 over Parsons 14 Girls Reno 40 over Minneapolis 3 Chanute 25 over Glasco 18 Third Round Clay County 54 over Leavenworth 27 Topeka 27 over Kansas City Kans 25 Newton 44 over Eldorado 26 Reno 45 over Iola 26 Semis Clay County topeka Newton Reno Final tonight between the two semifinal winners
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Iola
Portis
Reno
Waverly
Havensville
Eldorado
Newton
Kinsley
Kansas City
Chanute
Topeka
Parsons
Minneapolis
Glasco
Arkansas City
Osawatomie
Clay County
Leavenworth
Kans
Saloonist Loses Damages After Mob Attack
Topeka Kans March 12 The Kansas supreme court ruled a saloon keeper may not recover more than nominal damages when mob violence destroys property The Harper county appeal involved George D Stevens keeper of a Anthony saloon Egg spattering and fixtures smashed led to a suit against the city where $100 was awarded The court said $100 was sufficient
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Topeka
Kans
Supreme Court
Kansas
Harper County
George D. Stevens
aAnthony
Anthony
Stevens
Cunningham Under Fire in Alaska Coal Inquiry
The government inquiry in the Alaskan coal claims began in Cleveland with Clarence Cunningham under examination before US Commissioner William J. McGee. Cunningham faced questioning after an earlier session by claimant attorneys and attacked Glavis, accusing him of misrepresentation and obtaining affidavits under false pretences.
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Cunningham
Cleveland
Clarence Cunningham
United States
William J. McGee
Glavis
Expert to Demonstrate Spraying to Save Fruit
The agricultural department will soon send an expert to demonstrate spraying as a solution to insect ravages harming fruit. Spraying kills the insects and has solved the problem wherever tried, stopping further destruction of crops and preserving fruit production.
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Agricultural’ Department
Ottawa contender wins state oratorical contest in Wichita
Mr John Tt Shields won first honors for Ottawa in the State Oratorical contest held in Wichita last night. His subject was Lincoln, the Master Politician. Mr Fred Ulrich took second for Washburn and Mr Daniel Lockwood of Emporia placed third.
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John
Tt. Shields
Ottawa
Wichita
Lincoln
Fred’ Ulrich
Washburn
Daniel Lockwood
Emporia
German Ev St Pauls Church Service Schedule
German Evangelical St Pauls Church at 835 Illinois Street lists services with 11 a m divine worship and Sunday school at 10 a m. Y P S meets at 3:30 p m. Lenten service Thursday at 7 30 p m. German Reading school Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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St. Paul's Church
Llinvis St. C. Bechtold
Jumped the Track at Mississippi Streetcar Crash
A Mississippi streetcar jumped the track while heavily loaded and crashed into a pole. Passengers escaped with only a short scare and no damage was reported. Edward Dykstra of Chicago visits his brother at the University, a fine baritone singer slated to perform tomorrow at the Congregational church. An agronomy lecture by Prof. A M TenEyek of Kansas Agricultural College is scheduled for 8:00 p.m. at Haskell Institute chapel.
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Edward Dykstra
Chicago
Prof
Dykstra
University
Congregational
Haskell Institute
A. M. TenEyek
Kansas Agricultural College
Supreme court bans Kansas women voting for city court officers
In Topeka on March 12 the Kansas supreme court ruled that women cannot vote for officers of city courts in Kansas. The decision originated from a case appealed from Kansas City and reflects the state’s stance on suffrage in local judicial elections.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Patten Sails for Home from Liverpool
London reports James A Patten sailed today from Liverpool to New York aboard the Mauretania after being driven from the Manchester cotton exchange yesterday. The English press largely shows no sympathy for Patten and the Westminster Gazette criticizes his audacity given the damage his operations caused to Lancashire cotton industries.
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London
James A. Patten
Manchester Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
New York
Patten
Westminster Gazette
Atlantic
Swope Case Report Records Depositions in Slander Suit
In Kansas City on March 12 two Swope servants testified in Dr Hyde's slander suit. Ida Copridge, one of seven sickened by typhoid during the epidemic at the Swope home, appeared to depose. Elmer C Swope, West Virginia claimant to part of Colonel Swope's estate, is reported seriously ill.
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Dan_ _ gerously
Kansas City
Swope
Dr.Hyde
Ida Copridge
Elmer C. Swope
West Virginia
Colonel Swope
Street Car Line Construction Set for University Hill
Begin work Monday as Mr Spiers arrives to supervise the street car line project on University hill. Crews will move promptly, with progress pushed as rapidly as iron and materials can be secured for installation.
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Spiers
University Hill
Iren
House Cleaning Demos Tonight at Electric Light Office
Local item noting a demonstration of suction and vacuum cleaners at the Electric Light & Power office tonight. Also mentions Gum Drops at Wiedemann's and a Sunday dinner at the Hiawatha, plus poultry powders from Raymond's Drug Store. Other small classifieds include wants for a furnished house, a house to move, plowing teams, sale of furniture, a grocers buyers salesman job, a general house work job, rental rooms, a found muff reward, and washing service.
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Electric Light & Power Office
Personal notes from Lawrence and Kansas City visitors
Purely personal notices list Ed Waters heading to Denver and many residents visiting Kansas City, along with several in town for events. Names include J A Henley, Charles Tucker, Letitia Blakey, M Newlin, Dr Charles Simmons, Harry Snider, Elsie Meedicaut, H C Barker, Dr Robinson, Hattie Miller, Daisy Muller, J L Dauksle, Clarence Howell, H C Patterson, Edith Lawson, Patt Hiatt, W C Simmons, Mr Cooper, C Carl, Harry Dick, Radcliffe, Mrs Wise, Mrs Dedrick, Roland Athay, Bell Marshall, Lyilta Marshall, Mary Parker, Mrs Arps, Dr W L Burdick, Sadie Messler, Nina Hester, Paul and Roscoe Stubbs, Mrs R Campbell, Gretchen Nankin, Cornelia Lard Eastie, Ethel McNitt, Louise Street, O H McQuary. Several travel notes to Kansas City, Topeka, En Dora, and California. quarantine of J L Dauksle's home for diphtheria. weekend plans and meetings noted.
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Ed Waters
Denver
J. A. Henley
Kansas City
Charles Tucker
Letitia Blakey
Juin M. Newlin
Charles Simmons
Endora
Harry Snider
California
Elsie Meedicaut
H.C. Barker
New York City
Dr. Robinson
Hattie Miller
Daisy Muller
J.L. Duakle
Clarence Howell
H. C. Patterson
Edith Lawson
Patti Hiatt
Mary Parker
Elizabeth Kanga
Arps
Friends Quarterly Meeting
W. L. Burdick
Lawrence
Sadie Messler
J.T. Murphy
Gertrude
H.C. Waters
Waters
Nina Hester
Paul
Roscoe Stubbs
Stubbs
Lo Ipeka
Tuneureen
R. Campbell
Alex Rankin Birthday Celebrated in Kansas City Home
The seventy six birthday of Mr. Alex Rankin was celebrated Thursday by family at his home on East Thirty first street Kansas City Missouri. Rankin helped build Douglas County Kansas crossing the Missouri river at Westport landing in 1830 he witnessed Kansas drought days and fought in the battle of Westport called the Gettysburg of the West from October 21 to 25 1864 with 1000 casualties.
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Alex Rankin
Thirty-first Street
Kansas City
Sterling Price
Curtis
Pleasanton
Viice
Arkansas
Ted Uiou
Raikin
Kansas
Dias Stowlb
West
Bethany College artists to perform at Haskell Institute
Fine arts teachers from Bethany College Topeka present a concert at Haskell Institute on Monday eve. The touring ensemble recently traveled from Topeka to California with a successful run and broad audience enthusiasm. Citizens can attend as streetcars run nearby, while local notices mention Easter lilies rabbits shells and a Sunday dinner at the Hiawatha.
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Bethany College
Topeka
Haskell Institute
California
Maskell
Ballinger Case Puts Davis On Stand In Inquiry
Chief Engineer Davis testified before the investigation committee denying Ballinger's statements to the president. He said the Reclamation Service faced disintegration since Ballinger took office and accused him of ordering land restorations, while reporting to the president that actions were only to fulfill service recommendations. Director Newell is expected to testify next.
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Washington
Mar
Davis
Ballinger
Reclamation Service
F. H. Newell
REBEKAHS MEET School of Instruction Held Eleven Initiated
The Hebcath lodge held a school of instruction for Rebekahs with 160 guests from Baldwin Eudora and Topeka and Touganexie. State president Gor ie dubusten led the session on unwritten work. Eleven members were initiated at 7 30 after a banquet for visitors from multiple lodges.
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Hebcath
Baldwin
Eudora
Lawrence
Toyeal
Topeka
Touganexie
Goriie Dubusten
Rebekahs
Johuston
Mebouth
Kansas
Gin
Noted Educator Here Promotes State Superintendent Candidacy
Prof EL Payne, regarded as one of the state’s best teachers, spoke in Lawrence Westenday advocating his bid for state superintendent. He has extensive legal and instructional experience, currently teaches mathematics, and aims to bring reform and broader school law knowledge to a four-term tenure. Friends in Lawrence back his campaign.
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EL. Payne
Iuuven
Lawrence Westenday
Atd
Payne
Ceésehigalul
Die
Neruntl
Mark Do
Lis
Eilit
Ullice
Lawrence
Standard Oil dissolution case may get three days
Washington March 22 The Supreme Court is likely to allot three entire days for hearings in the Standard Oil dissolution suit beginning Monday. Counsel have agreed to request that much time and expect the Lubores Antitrust case to be scheduled a similar length, given the complexity and volume of arguments.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Death and Immortality Sermon Explores Soul Belief
A sermon lecture at the First Presbyterian church discusses whether death ends life. The talk argues immortality has persisted across civilizations and will be supported by philosophy and science to bolster religious comfort and hope in a future life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Markets by Wire Kiowa County March 1
Wheat receipts and futures for May and Sept listed with prices. corn oats and flour values. No 2 white and No 2 red options. live stock receipts include native steers cows and heifers with prices listed. hogs show receipts and top values. eggs and creamery products noted with per case and per dozen figures.
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Hay—Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Catter—Creamery
Chicago Wheat and Livestock Market Note
Chicago market items list May 2 July 4107 September 1 04% U6Ye 43%ge July 314.95 stock and feeder prices noted f0yles July 314.95 cattle and calves priced at 25.75. Mixed garbled OCR states bids and stock values with July and September references.
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Chicago
Mar
Highest Ever Price Marked at Wolf's Book Store
In St Louis Missouri on March 12 the live stock price record shows 23 tea for 11 dollars, the highest price ever recorded locally. The items are on racks and ready for inspection at Wolf's Book Store.
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Wolf’s Book Store
St. Louis - Louis
The Servant in the House at the Playhouse
A large audience praised The Servant in the House last night noting strong acting. The reviewer highlights Manson and the Drain Cleaner roles with high marks for the cast and the dramatic impact on themes of selfishness worldliness and religion.
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Manson
Clay Clement
Clement
Jey
Lillis Is Better After Knife Wound Recovery
Kansas City March 12 Jere S Lillis president of the Western Exchange bank returned home after a week in hospital awaiting healing from knife wounds inflicted by J P Cudahy His discharge was kept secret until today Directors of the Country Club adopted a resolution demanding an explanation for his possible removal from membership and accepted J P Cudahy s voluntary resignation Lillis plans a long rest perhaps a year away in Europe
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Kansas City
J. P. Cudahy
Jere S. Lillis
Western Exchange Bank
Lillis
Unitil
Country Club
Tvet
Jere’ 5. Talutx
Elup
Traum
Reli
Allis
Cudahy
Enruj
Saturday Night Service At Christian Church Tonight
Evangelist Dorris will preach tonight on dust to Talk It Over with a large audience expected for the Word sermon yesterday. The Ridenour duet and daughter Mabel plus a small child delighted listeners. Sunbeam chorus of 100 children gave rides and sang along the route this afternoon. Mother's Day Sunday school attendance hope set at 600 with flowers provided. Music by Mr Ridenour. Sunday school 9 40. services at 11 and 7 15 with extra seating anticipated.
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Christian Church
Dorris
Ridenour
Mabel Ridenour
Goo
Rollbaugh Will Upheld In Topeka Estate Case
In Topeka on March 12 the supreme court upheld a lower court ruling involving a $150,000 Rohrbaugh estate. The Ottawa will was contested by Bethany Hospital in Kansas City and other Methodist institutions claiming the property. The court found Rohrbaugh insane when making the disposition, preserving the beneficiaries' rights.
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Topeka
Mar
Supreme Court
Rolbaugh
Ottawa
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Rohrbaugh
Weston Going Some Six Days Ahead of Schedule
Edward Payson Weston began a cross country walk from San Francisco to New York, leaving Lakin Kansas at 4 10 AM after a night there. He reached Deerfield eight miles east by 6 40 AM and was reported in good condition six days ahead of his planned timetable, aiming for Garden City twenty five miles east by noon.
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Lakin
Kans
Edward Payson Weston
San Francisco
New York
Deerfield
Garden City
Here
Missouri Beats Kansas in Seventh Annual Indoor Track Meet
Missouri overwhelms Kansas at convention hall in Kansas City with wins in most events. Fred Haddock of Kansas tied the world amateur indoor mark in the 50-yard dash at 5.5 seconds, while Missouri juniors Steele and Bermond lead multiple events. Final score reported as Missouri 355 Kansas 2034.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Missouri University
Kansas University
Convention ‘Hall
Fred Waddock
Forline
St. Louis
Haddock
Roberts
Steele
Snyder
Clarke
Elmer Anderson
Edgar Anderson
Herzog
Winters
Bermond
Talbott
Tipton
Lilerson
Stevens
Johnson
French
Hersot
Farrel
Neal
Slinek
Isddeck
Harvilton
Rice
Martin
Idle
Catron
Kknoble
Perry
Keekvery
Daniels
McMillan
Woodbury
Gribbleo
Radical railroad valuation amendment passes house committee
Washington March 12 a radical amendment to the administration railroad bill providing for the valuation of railroad properties by the Interstate Commerce Commission was adopted by the house committee on interstate commerce today as a precedent to merging consolidation or reorganization of carriers subject to the law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Basketball score and property transfer noted in brief
A game tonight features Barteldes Jr. and Barteldes Sr. with Sweeney scoring for Brown team. Dr E R Keith bought property at 728 Ohio Street now occupied by C G Iawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Merchants
Barteldes, Sr
Barteldes, Jr
Baeteg
Brown
Sweeney
E. R. Keith
Ohio Street
C. G. Iawk
Suppers Spark Mission Drive At Lutheran Meeting
About 30 to 40 men gathered at the S M C A rooms for a supper and discussion on modern missions. Dr John A Aberly of Gupton, Lidia spoke on the plan, urging evangelism and weekly giving. A missionary committee was formed to devise a weekly subscription plan to support the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Nev
John A Aberly
Guntur
Lidia
Aberly
Chas- Yans
North America
Messrs
C. Ha Sternberg
A.tl. Olson
CG. J. Eriksen
I. C. Endaucoit
Kansas Pair Skips Two Showings Amid Weather
Chicago dispatch notes Kansas pair scheduled for tonight and Sunday with moderate temperatures. Weather considerations prompt rescheduling. details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Weather Note Fragments From scattered data
Fragmentary OCR notes mention temperature and humidity and wind terms with unclear directions. The unreadable text includes scattered phrases about wind velocity and cloudiness but no clear date location or event. No concrete reportable facts emerge for a proper summary.
Modern Woodmen Meeting Notice for March Fourteenth
All members are requested to attend the meeting Monday evening March 14 at 8 p.m. Business of interest to every Woodman is to come before the camp. T M Hargis Consul Luttermeister Clerk Hosford Investment Company 224 Mass Street. are the fruit at Wilsons recedes fo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hargis
Luttermeister
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Hosford Investment Company
Mass. Street
Shulz
Chi Omega
Eeke
Friends In Council
The
Lawrence Business College
Cameron’s Bluff
Beta Fraternity
Fort Scott
Lee County
el Dorado
Raymond's Drug Store
Boyles
Mauss
Raymond
Patton
Wiedemann’s
Hiawatha
Raymond’s Drug Store
Bell
Journal Office
T. E. Griesa
Call Bell Phone
California’ Cider and Extract Co
Leffingwell
A. Oliver
Tenn
St. Bell
R. L St
McCulloch
Bell Phone
A Bethany
Ding
Laxman & Co
Dianer
Orange
Frof. E. L. Payne
Church
Weston
Tigers
Missocri
W.parsons
Jeweler
Mass
Wilson
Sthanes
Ralo
Luchesa
Bowersock
Opera House
Bailey & Austin
Casino and Majestic Theaters
N. Y
Studebaker Theater
Woodward & Co
Golf
Base
Smith'sa
News Pdpot
FASS
Btrzet
Mase
Wilsons Recedes
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