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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

visiting at the M. E. parsonage on
Russell street. Mrs. Rust. who has
been here visiting for several days
will leave tomorrow for her home. She
is a sister-in-law of the Rev. w. Fl
Switzer.
The mbe of the Checker and
Chess Club will meet at the home of
Charles Wilson, IS Condit street Friday
evening. April % for the regular week
ly meeting.
Mrs. Charles Wilson will entertain
the members of the Neighborhood En-
broidery Club tomorrow afternoon at
her home, IS Condit street. 1t is one
of the regular afternoon meetings. and
a pleasant social time is anticipated.
Mr.. John Sherry of Truman avenue
was called to Kalamazoo, Mich. yes
terday by the death of his cousin. John
Sherry. He will remain away from
Hammond for several days
Miss Hazel Fox of Williams street
has been spending a few days with
| relatives in Chicago.
Miss Alma provinces of Chicago is
spending a few days with Miss Hattie
Hollcraft at her home on Truman ave.
nue..
Mrs. c. A. Spielman of Logan street
will leave this evening for Newaygo
Mich. to spend a few weeks with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W.. A. Hill will entertain the
members of the Alpha Phi Club and q
few invited friends tomorrow after
noon at her home on South Holman
street. 1t is the regular meeting OF
the club ladies and they will spend ar
enjoyable time in their usual way.
The next party at which the mem
bers of the Marquette club will be
guests will occur tomorrow Afternoon
when Mrs. A. Murray Turner enter.
tafns at her home in Glendale. 1t is
one of the first OF the post Lenter
meetings and the enter
tainment will. be cards. The guests
will play progressive euchre at small
tables in the parlors.
The regular meeting of the mem
bers of William H. Calkins w. R. C
will take place this afternoon in I. o
o.. F. Hall on State street 1t wa.
desired that there be a large attend
ance of members as the usual amour
of business had to be disposed of.
Mrs. Thomas Brennan of Rimtacl
avenue went to Mokena, Ill. this morn
ing to attend the funeral of a frieno.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lyons of ST. Johi
were visitors In Hammond yesterda.
, transacting business.
l Mrs. E. E. Beck of Williams stree
is spending the day with friends an
relatives in Valparaiso.
Miss Emma Huehn Of Logan stree
: went to Crown Point today to atten
$ a one O'Clock luncheon at which Mis-
Augusta Kopelke is entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Belman will en-
terrain the members of the Boys Gu
of the First Methodist church thi
evening at their home The Oaks i
s Glendale. The meeting promises TO b
an interesting social one and shor
. talks will be given by the Rev. W. T
: Switzers and c. J. Ewing.
Miss Mabel Olsen of st. Paul. Mimi
who is spending her spring vacatio
n In Chicago came to today t
spend the day with friends. Miss Olse
formerly lived in Hammond and wa
the teacher of the eighth grade in I'll
Central building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

To SPEAK IN
HAMMOND

Rev. Frank Gunsalus of Chicago will
be the speaker at the commencement
exercises on the 9th of Tune this year
superintendent Mcdaniel has received
an acceptance from him and makes this
announcement today.
However, no word has been received
from Michael Foley of Charlottesville
as to whether he will be able to speak
at the banquet of the Hammond High
School Alumni association.
1t is expected that word will be re-
ceived from him later in the week. so
that the program of the commencement
week can be completed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

Mrs Richard Winckler is entertain
ing at the third of a series Of enter
at which the members of the
art committee of he Hammond Wo-
mans Club will entertain. this after
noon at her residence on Muenich
Govt. Mrs. Winckler lar invited sew
eral ladies to be her guests
for the afternoon and had arranged
bridge whist as her feature of enter
tafnment- The proceeds viii be used
for the pledge made by the members
OF the committee for the payment on
the lot recently purchased for the new
club home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
TOM IS ON THE
GRIDDLE TONIGHT
Elks Will Have Initiation in
Which Tom Ricketts,
Will Take Part.

Three candidates are to be initiated
into the Hammond Elks lodge this
evening. The class for this evening is
composed of Thomas Ricketts, and two
whiting. A social hour will follow the
work of the evening
Initiating candidates in the Elks
lodge has become a habit with the local
lodgemen. The increase in member
ship is largely due to the fact that the
Elks are all hustIing toward their
goal-a fine Elks clubhouse for Ham
mond.
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WILL RETURN HOME.

Mrs. A. f. Merryweather and daught-
err. Miss Myrtle Merryweather of South
Holman street have written their
Hammond friends that they have con-
their visit at Everett and
Seattle, Wash. and are now in Cali
fornia. They have been spending a
pleasant few days in San Francisco and
from there will go to Los Angeles and
expect to reach Hammond during the
next few weeks. Mrs. Merryweather
and Miss Merryweather have been alb
sent from Hammond for a year and
were the guests of their daughter and
sister. Mrs. Nathan l. Thompson OF
Everett. who was formerly Miss Flora
Merryweather of this city.
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HOLD A RAFFLE.

The members of st. Joseph's Court
No BIB w. c. 0. #. will hold a rahe
Wednesday, May 4th in Longs Hall.
The RENDERS who have had tickets for
the rattle of the five dollar piece are
kindly requested to send the money
TO Mrs. Anna Volk. 3s2 Sibley street
or to Mrs. Kate Knoerzer, 81 Clinton
street before Saturday, April 3oth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
a MEETING.

A pleasant meeting of the members
Of the Ladies Guild of ST. Pau1's Epis-
copal church ook place yesterday af-
%ternoon in the guild room of the church
on Rimbach avenue. 1t was the regu-
lar weekly afternoon meeting and the
routine business was disposed of. At
the close of the business session the
ladies spent the afternoon sewing for
the benefit of the church. During the
social hour the president OF the guild
Mrs. B. L. F. Bell served dating refresh
ments. The next meeting will take
place Wednesday afternoon of next
week and Mrs. r. R. Mott and Mrs.
Erick Lund will be hostess. A cordial
invitation to be present at the meeting
is extended the members.
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INITIATE A CANDIDATE.

The members of the Queens of
Avallion. Narcissus Court held their
regular weekly meeting last evening
in the guild room of st. Pauls Epis-
copal church on Rimbach avenue. The
routine business was transacted and
there was initiation of one candidate,
Ruth Carr. The remainder OF the even
ing was spent socially and the young
people spent an enjoyable time.
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APPROPRIATE ExERcIsBs.

Arbor and Bird day will be observed
at the West Hammond schools Friday,
April %. Appropriate exercises will be
held in the class rooms at the open
ing of the afternoon session and at 2:so
O'Clock the pupils will go to the new
school grounds and spend the remain
der of the afternoon.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Irene Putnam of whiting visited
friends in Hammond the first of the
week.
b meeting of the young ladies of
the Philathea Club which was an
bounced to take place last Tuesday
evening had to be postponed on ac-
count of other social entertainments.
The next regular meeting will take
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
WILL GIVE A A

The members of the Deborah Aid
Society of the First Christian church
will give a Bazaar Saturday. April Goth
at the building at 275 State street re-
Gently vacated by J. S. Kennedy. The
ladies have prepared many useful and
fancy articles for the sale and the pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. The
proceeds will be used for the benefit OF
the church and society.
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A WEDDING CEREMoNy.

A very quiet but pretty wedding
ceremony occurred last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. King on
Michigan avenue when Miss Isabelle
Rutledge and Charles Schwartz were
united in marriage. The was
celebrated at nine o'clock and the Rev.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
ATTEND A LUNCHEON.

A number OF Hammond ladies will go
to Crown Point today to attend a one
o'clock luncheon at which Miss
Augusta Kopelke will entertain. Sew
eral crown DIN and Hammond society
ladies will be in attendance and an
ticipate a very delightful time. A
musical will be given during the after
noon.
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LICENSES
Especial to THE TrMEs)

Crown Point. Ind, April 21-The fol-
lowing marriage licenses have been is
sued here:
Andrew Zryak. West Hammond, Ill;
Mary Matfsodska. Whiting. Ind Alex
Zobel. Chicago; Leah Bernstein. Chi
cago. Warren E. Foster, Chicago;
Bertha Kochler, Chicago. James j.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

A MARQU1sE LINGERIE FROCK Il TUNTC STYLE.
h RusEan peasant blouse has been vry cever1y suggested in tms
pretty frock Of white batste Russian ace las been used in ombtnauo
with tuckng and b blouse, or tunic. appears to fasten from neckt to knees;
bodice n tunic being n reality joined at tbs waist by a berto the lace.
The whole eject Of he frock is very soft n clnging not a particle OF
stiffness being permitted in the tunic or sleeve. Undersleeve and skirt re
trimmed with lighter lace an this ace appears also n III small ycke at
the tor of tn blouse; the heavy ace o n tunic being HI thrown into
strong relic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

THE INTERESTING TIMES, AID AL
WAYS DENOTES THE INTERESTING
STQuE.
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ers, including well-known persons from
Chicago Milwaukee, Minneapolis. Detroit
Pittsburg. Titusvlle, Pa, Rochester, N
Y, Philadelphia, and New York City. Golf
is the popular exercise, though many pat
ronize the new casino. where new bowl
ing alleys and additional new pool tables
have been installed Bridge, riding and
driving are also popular amusements. g..
]. Ash, c.. l.. Gibson, r. Van Glider and
A s.. Birdsong. all of Knoxville, have
been playing strong golf, Mr.. Birdsong
scoring two 39's. Judge Alex w. Smith
of Atlanta and l.. o. Stephens of Macon,
Ga, are numbered among the golf enthu-
siasts An informal hop will be given
on the evening of June l. when the mu-
steal season will be ushered In with the
arrival of Mr. Belongs Quaker City -
chestra of Philadelphia, which will be
augmented this season by the addition OF
a fine cellist The manv friends and ad-
mirers of Mr.. Ernest NJ LaPrade of the
Cincinnati Symphony orchestra will no
doubt be pleased to know that he will
return as violin soloist With the return
of pleasant dry weather all are in cheer
full spirits
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Fine Point In Legal Testimony

So said the judge, you say that you
never went to Chicago from Huntersville.
Now, this is very important point in the
case, and / give you one more chance to
explain for you and Snyder were seen
on the same train Now, you must be pre-
else
mo. sir; never went to Chicago"
Didn't Snyder go?''
Yes, SIR
"And you were with him? Now, out
with it,
Yes, SIR answered the witness after a
pause You see, told the truth. because
It was this way: We sat opposite each
other. He faced the engine. I didn't go
to Chicago; ! just backed away from
Huntersville.''
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Observation-Disclosures
PERSONAL MENTION AND
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS

Mrs. r. F. Wilcox and Miss Henrietta
Wilcox left last night for New Orleans.
Miss Mary Becker of Chicago and Miss
Adelaide Cunningham Of Atlanta will ar
rive tomorrow to be guests of Mrs. w.
P. McCrossin. Miss Cunningham is
daughter of Mrs. Robert Cunningham.
who is SO popular in this city and whose
friends will be delighted to know her
lovely daughter. Miss Becker visited Mrs
McCrossin last summer and was the re-
cipient Of many charming social cour-
tesies. She was one of the bridesmaids at
the Jordan CASTOR wedding and was the
house guest for a time of Mrs. Mortimer
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Society
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2e.)


New York. has beautiful voice and has
been heard many times In this city. Mr..
]. H. Cone will sing the tenor solos. Mr..
Cone has been student In Chicago for
the past year and will return to that
city to resume his work as soon as the
Euterpean concert is over. Mr.. Wyatt
Hefin will sing the bass parts, In which
his magnificent voice has full play. The
programme for the concert, which has
been carefully selected, follows:
PART 7.
Soldiers chorus, Faust" (GounodD, Eu-
terpean club.
(a) The Skipper of st. Ives RoeckeD;
(b) Honey, I Wants Yer Now" (Coel.
boys chorus.
Violin solo, Miss Rosa Fabian.
"Rockin Time" (Knox), girls chorus.
Waltz, Faust" (Gounod)
PART II-CANTATA.
''The Legend of Don Munio' Dudley
Buck).
Characters-Don Munio, Escobedo, Mr..
W. Hef1in; Donna Maria, Constanza, Miss
Bessie Cunningham; Abadil, Roderigo,
Mr. j. H. Cone.
Chorus of huntsmen and retainers, both
Spanish and Moorish. Euterpean club.
Organist. Miss Corrie Handley.
Pianist, Miss Edna Moore.
Director-Miss Leta Kits.
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Jordan, who was at that time Miss L
Gle CASTOR.
Miss Leila l.. Wheeler of Belmont q
lege, Nashville, is the guest of M
street.
Mrs. C. F. Markell will sail for Napl@
June II, taking with her a party for |
three months tour of the continent ar
Great Britain. Among the features
the trip is visit to Oberammergau
witness the Passion Play. Dresden, Be
lin and other art and musical centers
included In the itinerary. The party W
be gone until late in September.
Miss Cornelia Stephenson has return
from Atlanta, where she was the gud
of friends.
Mrs Chapline Hodges expects to rems
in Birmingham three weeks longer befc
rejoining Mr.. Hodges at Monticello, Ark
Mrs. Will Briscoe and children
Knoxville Tenn, are expected to arr
tomorrow to be guests of Mr.. and M
H. c. Hodges.
Mrs. M F. Perkins, Miss Lucie
lxins and Miss Emma Netherland of RI
mond, Va, will leave today for st. CT
Springs Mrs. Perkins has leased
Perkins cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel p. James
James, Ga, are guests of Mrs. John
Perry.
Mrs. Gamma Anderson of Clanton
Il I<e NJ ~
T. C. Thompson.
Byron Meese, the son of Mr..
Mrs. r. L. Meese, Is i'll at his ho1
$50 North Seventh street.
Miss Bessie May Thompson will lie
June II for Northampton to atten
class reunion. June IS she will
from New York for Europe with
and Mrs. w. B. Dick
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. McCarty are
their new home. 1913 Fifth ave.
south.
Rev. L. S. McGinty of Atlanta is
guest of his aunt, Mrs. L. L. 81
enson. while en- route to Mexico.
Mrs. Will George entertained
members OF the Boys club, chapte
this week at her home. The program
was presented by Miss Ethel RI
Miss Matte Morris and Mrs. J. M.
lington.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gregory
returned from Kentucky, bringing
them their son. Riddelle Gregory,
has been a student at the Kent
Military institute this year. They
leased the r. H. Pearson residenc
South Twentieth street for the
mer.
Miss Aileen Kirman and Miss
crime Kirkman, who are student
Loretto academy. are at home fol
summer with their grandmother,
Edward Erswell.
Mrs. Joseph T. johnson and little
Joseph Jr.. have returned from q
to her mother in Florence, Ala.
The regular meeting Of the boa
directors of the Mercy Home Indu
school will be held n the Chamb
Commerce building next Wedn
morning at 1920 o'clock. The ADJ
board of men IL asked to meet with
as business Of Importance will be
up
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Beginning the first Of June
I will make dresses at reduced
rates until July Is. Place your
orders soon.
MRS. L. GINZLER,
1922 Sd Avenue.
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who Will be interested In their marriage.
Mr.. HARDWOOD formerly lived in Cleveland.
o., but has made his home in this city
for short time.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mrs c. NJ. Tardy will be the hostess
this week for the Tuesday afternoon
Bridge club, at her home, 1905 Avenue ].
800
The club women of Birmingham are
asked to meet Mrs. e. H. Cabaniss to-
morrow morning at II o'clock at Cable
hall for a report of Library day.
General Sumpter chapter, d. A. r.,
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
o. clock with Mrs. ]. v. Allen, 1126 Elev-
enth avenue south. The members are ask
ed to bring their rituals
1.-The Spinsters Return" sequel to the
"Old Maids Convention" will be given in
the school house at Powderly Tuesday
night under the auspices of the Ladies
auxiliary, Wesley chapel Special cars
will leave Wesley chapel at 7:l5.
The lecture to be given by DR.. w. Z.
Evans Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
on Facts and Fancies in Philology'
promises to be we'll attended. Club wom-
en- are notified that tickets will be on sale
at Patton-Pope's drug store. The lee
ture will be given at the parish house,
Church of the Advent. and is for the BEN
eft of st. Agnes guild and st. Andrews
guild. IT,
Mrs. Frances Sutphen of Memphis will
begin a series of lectures tomorrow aft
ernoon at the First Baptist church, con-
tinuing throughout the week except Sat-
urday Her subjects deal with the rescue
work of the American Purity association.
She will be assisted by the Salvation
Army rescue workers The hour is 8
O'Clock 1t is hoped the women of Biz
mingham will attend in large numbers.
INGRAM-GILLESPIE
The following invitation has been re-
ceived:
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ingram will give
| in marriage their daughter, Caroline Ida,
to Mr.. James Washington Gillespie on the
evening Of Thursday, June 9. 1910, at 80
o'clock. A16 Twelfth avenue, north, Bir-
mingham. Your presence is requested.
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Tate Spring
Observation-Disclosures

Tate Spring
Tate Spring. Tenn, May 29.-Tate Spring
Is enjoying an excellent May patronage
with many well-known persons registered
as guests In addition to the regular
quota of popular southern visitors there
are this season many prominent northern
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COMMENCEMENT OF
BIRMINGHAM SEMINARY

rba graduating exercises OF the SEM
mary brought to close the most pea l.
+ifuI Of their commandments. IN tnis
occasion the floral decorations were
elaborate. tasteful and exquisite. PIC
turesoue effect, like bit OF falryiano.
was made by an ovehead power VI
graen studded with daisies, and los
toonea about the freize with clusters
ana parlands of these dainty flowers,
the finishing touches being made by
Mains in the corners and around the
front edge of the stage. 90
The curtain parted. revealing 20
charming young girls in white, win
bouquets of marguerites and 1erns'
tied with elaborate bows of yellow chlf-
fon.
The class lyric was an exquisite story
NJ the origin of the daisy. which had
always been the class flower OF the
1o1o pirls. This beautiful, original
story was adapted to the MELODY OF
Misunderstanding Spring Song" The open
ing CHI orus was sung to the nrst strains
of the melody--the legend recited by
Miss Sarah Soutrall. was given SO clear
Iv and we'll that the soft musical &C
Commandment throughout enhanced the
charm of the story. The entire lyric
was composed and adapted by mem-
bers of the class and supervised by MISS
Berryman, teacher of English. lmme-
diately following the last chorus OF
"He Loves me, He Loves Me Not DR..
Dickinson, in a few choice words, IN
troduced the speaker of the evening,
DR.. F. A. Losey of the University OF
| Alabama.
DR.. Losey is a gifted speaker and
seemed at his very best on this occa-
sion. His tn eme was education, what IT
means, and what 1t does for the max
ing of a people He brought greet
ings from the University of Alabama
as the guiding light and central fig
ure of culture of our state. DR.. Losey
urged the reading of good books not
alone but aloud as the means OF con-
stantly accommodating knowledge OF
men and affairs. His advice to the grad
yates was that they sh ould read mas
ter works of master minds in order
that they might know the best thoughts
expressed in the best English. He as
sured his hearers that he was moi
interested in what school girl gradu-
ates nor graduates of colleges and uni
versities knew from study while ir
school. but from what they had learned
to like. He urged the graduates tc
nobility of thought, loftiness of idea
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After trying the rest, you
use the best INGRAM
That's it.
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LEWIS-ALSTON

Mr.. and Mrs James o. Lewis of Green
VILE, s. c., announce the engagement
of their daughter May BRINE, to Mr.
Philip H Aston of Atlanta, the wedding
to take place later in June.
Mr. Aston is a son of Mr.. A. H. Alston
supernumerary judge of Alabama, and is
we'll known in Birmingham. where he was
formerly located. He is a graduate of
the University of Alabama
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The Alpha Omega club met this week
with Miss Evelyn Beasley. Hearts was
the game and two prizes, both fans, were
awarded. The first prize was awarded to
Miss Lillian Hughes and the consolation
was drawn by Miss Florine Hodges.
A dance IS being planned by the club
for June IL IT will be given at the Mar
ga-rf Allen school.
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MISS META WARE
MARRIED TO MN. l

Mr.. and Mira. Fletcher Ware announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Meta to
Mr. Ralph Harwood. The wedding was
quietly soismnissd YESTERDAY afternoon
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In the presence of few friends, and Mr..
and Mrs. HARDWOOD left the city for II
brief wedding journey. When they re-
turn they will be at home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth HARDWOOD.
The young people have many friends
who will be interested In their marriage
Mr.. HARDWOOD formerly lived in Cleveland,
O., but has made his home in this city
for short time.
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chestral Mrs Davis education was re-
ceived chiefly abroad.
Mrs. Robert Newman's friends are
learning with regret that she Is Ill with
typhoid fever. She is the accompanist Tor
the Oratorio society and was heard only
ast Sunday with them. Her illness Tor
tunately does not promise to be serious.
Her musicianship has made her de-
ctded favorite and her withdrawal, even
for a. short time, from musical AFFAIRS
will be regretted.
One of the most promising of the
Younger singers is Miss Leta VIII Cold
smith. who has returned to Birmingham
for the summer. having spent the winter
with relatives in Denver. She Is quite
raved over in Denver and brilliant fu-
ture has been predicted for her II she
will continue to study.
Mrs Marie Kern-Mullen plans to spend
a. mart of the summer in New YORK. Mrs.
Mullen's group of songs before the MUSIC
studv club this week were highly PRAISED.
Hers is an unusually fine voice and sne
never sang better than on this occasion.
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