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Evening star., 1928-05-06
Pianists' Club Programs
To Be Given This Week

TIE Washington Pianists' Club. which
is celebrating the National Music
week by presenting the sixth annual
series OF recitals. May s-i2, inclusive.
specially invites music students and
teachers 20 attend these programs. given
81 Columbia Heights Christian Church.
1885 Park road. under the general Sl-
perYislon Of Mrs. Martin A Morrison.
e organizer and director OF the club. The
members who present Fecitals are all
advanced pupils Of established piano
eachers. Last night Ann Keliher was
8 presented by Alice Bnrbage Hesseibach
sno Marina McAdars was presented by
la Sale Epier A review Of this program
VIII be printed in tomorrow's Star.
Ine remaining programs OF the Sc
rieE. al 10 be given this week. beginning
~ each case at 8 pm. are:
TOMORROW.
HELEN VIRGINIA CLARKE.
fp,v,slaas pvs I'D sad FnEns No. 81 Part II. Bach
.sors.. .sors. rhs IT.. w.ii - ,TsT,gered cisvisho,d
Anesnts-3aiso sIlsSro vivsc. s6ss,a sesteosen ven
espEessioBe. allegro vivacs.
II
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Iriss Tans From s-,,stv y,.-,r sehg,uarn ny. IN
..-.,.. = piano BY Perry 6rsinRer
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Ill
PTeslo-naolto slsRro con fuoao s'yassoHh yfyaes
Second piano Mrs, Hessslbaeh.
VIRGINIA SKULL.
7as tSsqs ws r.npsi. uIss s.cf ssesa1P Pafh
~ antaaae, 9 Minor" .............sA Mozart
IL
:sss.Ss.,i :ssss.ss i1so,I. rIss Ml,qr tS@pls
waits Dsgaphraze ''weln. wejb npd a5"''D'''
Dsssns ........ss.t,.. .sususs-Schntt
III
Trss aso1ssn, s1s9T ss5.q,. .o,,sss,o ssis.sasa'
second piano. Mr.. spler.
wEDNEsDAY.
EELEH CAMPBELL WILLIAMS.
'prelsas ard Fugus Pal Minor" Bach
..s From The We'll Tenbers6 Clsyichard -
SFsye~~Aiisgfo con brio sssEio eantsisls
T@aao.
H.
..Lse bsela9ts : asao,. n Major csooi@ s6oi@
"Wsilz Z sbafp aIaof ..,e...... Cl3Spiis
'fGsessto zs.',t 2 Ntoo'. ssoooa and Tal,a
2 E9f8afAEe gerl8a
e heo9nG Utsa0 8Iss Bender.
ELgAEoRg CoLbonS
Tses .lae Wi rsopse'1e33 6iss.,oso,d 6s.l RI"
rbst oso5efseal aasE,o allegro
81
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"cslLs1fsis eosleasAs. -Tne suaksa Csti.s. iI"
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Ynss meven.esss siseEfo aaeta9so l,a.o''''''a
sspgnG D3aaso M. 9sIzia.
THIEsBAY
gATHkY6 BECK
'psslaae s,aa F,9<le y Flsi Nslsfo Bah
.sxssas.@s Jbe os, MeH u IIs'99psfs1 cisTlsag,a
Flrsa aaeYsaaeal. ailssto
"'waruw fwhgf, Saiisa" twhlmst
lresa "kbantassssflless ....,. s'hym ann
ma~tnFhs 8s}9f ..t..s,ss,.s lh1DlB
'Prfipas q AiDDr .s.s.,t,.+t.. chopin
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4 NAgnssrAn Hhspsodg, No ijts,..ss.f fassl
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Regarding Mime. Zalipskv.

NJ ME MAhIk LALIPSkY, vel Snoat
mere as teacher. formerly 4 d.
StngulShed opera singer. iS pressnrire
asr opera Studio Club in four coevas
n1eSoay evening st wardnaan PafS
Theater.
Nine, Zalipsky is = pupil os NEatasys,s
MarcheSi, the teacher of Nine. Melhs
Eor many Years she sang IL the In,
peTiat russian Opera az PstroSra0
during which time she was sSsocIatrSs
with Chahapin. world-reuownsS has
az her debut in Paris. Saint-SasDS
ana MaSSsnet we're present ard eoSnrh.
mented her highly on her artistry. Shs
Mas Knme1lateN engaged 60 sing ia,
AGA la Roheme" and lie CD
AFTER lu Years Of SlnginS IN PetrograS
Nine, LAhpSky and her husband wsr,,
engageo 70 sing in the nflS narerSsl
TneateF. She also sauxhs in the sr1Fss
Conservatory. February :. 1874 on the
occasion OF the twentieth anniversary az
hsr entrance IN opera work the people
OF This held big Strees demonSsrS-
noo ana procession N her honor Hey
hGSoaEio, 6oTES LalpSSy, vas known as
the CartSo of Russia
Rachnaan'nqd is said 20 deScvsNs
Mime, ZahpSky as RlSsiaS oeSs author
i,y on vocal arr, She has pupils nov
singing IN Metropolitan OpeTa. ChicaSa
Opera and in grand opeys abroad.
among Them Mime RaiSoa. who has
won success in Paris
Mime. LatspSky lcft Russia in laSs,
when she and her husband were en-
gaged 20 make their debut in the Metre
pclstAn Opera House IN this country
While IN CcslSsantanople her husband
contracted typhssS and died she and
her small daughter kept On tc America
as Russia VAS in = state Of tugaae,s
They came 80 WASHINGTON.
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ZALIPSKY OPERA RECITAL
TuASday

A unique recital composed Of scenes
in costume and appropriate settings TO
depict musical gems from four we'll
known operas will be given Tuesday at
ais pm in the theatsr of the Ward
man Park Hotel under the auspices of
the zalipsky Opera Studio Club The
director of this organization is Nine
Marie Zalipsky.
The program viii include:
a Scene from "Hsusel und Gretel"
HnmpeFdincx
Sung by stella Arsenesu and Rose Krucof
f9i Scene from 'Martha' ...... Flotow
Sung by Gertrude BoFsi Lillian Feidman.
Salvatore Cafta. Giuseppe Bruno
taA Scene from la Boheme Puccini
sung ny Katherin HertzherS and Mr.. Carts-
fit Scene from "Rigoiesto" .. Verdi
Sung hv Betty Baker Carta Bruno and
Nathan Bachrach.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
TyYrSDAV

Nine Marie Zapsky the Opera recital giving
scenes from famous at the Wardman Theater
at 8:l5
The Dawson Glee Club John director present
the final of the at All Souls Unitarian
Church, in Pierce Hail. at SIS pm
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A Bass in Song Recital.

MCCALL LANHAM will present IN a
recital Tuesday At the Chevy Chase
School, at s;l5 pm. John Chandler
Smith. bass, assisted in duets by Mrs,
Frederic E. Farrington. Dorothy Adel-
helm. Martha Galloway. Helen Collins.
Robert Ferguson and James McIain.
The program viii be
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DAWSON GLEE CLUB-Tuesday.
The Dawson Glee Club. John r,
Monroe, director. will present the an
nual Spring concert in Pierce Hail of
All Souls Unitarian Church. Fifteenth
and Harvard streets northwest. Tues
day at ais pm, The, guest soloist will
Evening star., 1928-05-06
Festival at College Park
Has Ambitious Program

A \ unusually ambitious program has
been outlined and enthusiastically
prepared by the Maryland University
music department for its seventh an
nual festival OF music, TO be given In
the auditorium at College Park, Md.
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week
DR.. Homer C. House. director, an
nounces that the guest soloists will in
clue Helen Hale Brockway. soprano. of
Utica, N. Y. who is we'll known both
in America and Europe as a singer of
oratoFio and concerts; Flora McGill
KeefcT. one Of Washington's most arts
tic singers with a rich contralto voice:
Floyd c. Williams. . young tenor, also
of Washington, former pupil of Nine,
Schumann- Heink. and Rollin Pease. A
noted baritone from Chicago, who has
been heard frequently on previous occa-
sions at College Park. where he Is a
favorite. Mabel Linton Williams of
Washington will accompany the local
singers In their concert numbers.
A fine instrumental balance viii be
given by the program to be played by
the Marianne Kneisel Quartet. organ
lied and directed by the daughter OF
the most famous the world has ever
known.
The choral groups appearing IN the
festival are the University Chorus, the
University Glee Club and the Prince
Georges County Women's Chorus. The
accompanist In Jessie Blaisdell whose
play has become an established feature
OF festival programs
The first day, Wednesday. will be de-
voted TO two vocal concert programs, at
2 80 pm. and Sis pm. Thursday. the
Marianne Kneisel String Quartet will
give the afternoon program at $50 and.
beginning at 8iS. the University Cho-
rus, DR.. House directing. assisted by the
guest soloists. the string quartet and
Mrs, Blaisdell. will present Handers ora
torio The Messiah"
The CONCERT programs will include:
Wednesday, 80 I'M
ny Babylons wave" ..t.....,.... .6ounod
University Chorus
: ...Ths cry,ins of water Campbell. .rip,"" az
Fioyd {. Williams. SOW
ra"me ranHm."f Ia t6r Fs,r' Gel Mss,i" ssf"
D"'' Flora MeG,l Ksete,s.. ""''''
Meditation" ,t..., Goethe Knhiau
,,sw"el and Low, Tenns ,s son Darnbs
"Fays and Elves"
From Fiotow's Martha
University Chorus
e. Let Al MY Life lie Music" snross
The Fountain Court" ..,.,.., Russell
..same Helen Hale BroeEway,' So. 80
) .'hows Ny hpyt' .....,.., ....... aomsi
| e, "Iiaele Rome" .,,.,....... Homer
d Casey At ths Rat .,,..t... Homer
'HaIleluiah - from % sMs.siah" Handel
University Chorus.
HIIA Pm,
star 0f neseendins Night" ,..., Emerson
University ThoFtts
o. Soldiers Ch0rHs'' fF1m tFanst' 6onn0d
.s MARYLAND tilee club -
l. X Wisstsr sang sfsIII'ssi n,Isrd
"., NsysIand alee cioh ,'''' a'
Msryiand t3iet Clah - ""'e
a. The Phantom Bsndf ,..4,... Fhaver
b "hanen and juliet" Oid Collage song
Maryland Gias Ci0h
"Tbs Vase OF Flsglleg Men"
d Time Enqpsh" fihelher, Reyln
/ Il. "'ihs Road to Vsux"
| Hnln Peaas
| a. - sons af Seasons .,..<.... UsgteV
| IL The 1Wi aud The pussv Tsl" he kasHn
| -. .slnse .isa.ses County Wamsns Chorus
pnivsrsiis thoraa. : -
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School Orchestral Program
To Be Given Wednesday

a PROGRAM Of orchestral music will
be presented at Central High School
wednesday night at e:lS o'clock, under
the auspices Of the music department
Of the public schools of the District Of
Columbia, DR.. E. N. c. Barnes. director.
The Central High Community Center
Is offering its cooperation in this event.
in which inter-grade. inter-high and
senior high orchestras will participate.
The program will be:
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Herman Fskisr will sing this morn
ing ~ Q IS for me National Pfeeby =
ifrien Church Sunday School. con r
Quoted by the Rev, DT Eharlfs Wood,
st Wardnan Rark Hotel.
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Chevy Chase Music Group
Gives Program Wednesday

THE music section OF the woa,an's s
Club OF Chevy Chase. Md. Ans
LyleS Offutf, leader. viii present a
concert program Wednesday nixht aY
sis O'Clock az Wesley NJ. Z. Church.
The program has been arrsngz@ by the
vel known director. Herndorw l,ForSen
The club viii be assisted hy the Chew
Chase Chanters in three Kroups og
songs. The club ensemble will hav.
TWO groups and one number viii b,
presented oy the weStbrook Trio q.
Evening star., 1928-05-06

Err many friends in local music
circles will be interested to
know that Helen Gerrer (Mrs.
Clinton Irwin is in Washing
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10
SEWARD TAKES FIRST
 CAME FROM INLETERs

Fighting a hard game from the start but behind in all quarters until the last, the Seward girls high school basketball team defeated the Anchor age girls last evening, by the close score of 10 to 8, in the first of their tblee game series. The second game will take piece tonight and the last, tomorrow evening.
 At the end of the first half the score stood 7 to 5, Anchorage. The game was marked by clever and fast playing throughout keeping the spec tators constantly on their toes. Bath did fine job on refereeing and had the rlay going full speed ahead.
 Bert Mcintosh, dymatic player of the locals, was high-point girl scoring eight of the 10 points; Leslie came through with the other tally.
 In the third quarter Francis Nioh oIs was taken from the game when she made her fourth foul. Guard Jean Staser took her place Captain Ingabor Ruckhart played the other guard position. Ruth Carlson, a tall Tangy girl, played 3 neat game at Welsh are excellent forwards. May Teelan is also a member of the Inlet five.
 The teams are evenly matched and tonight's game should be a corker.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10
IMPROVING SLOWLY

Rev. T. P. Graham continues to suffer as a result from his fall on the ice two weeks ago while away on one of his trips 10 tho Westward, and is still confined 10 the house, and is ip led most of the time. Reports age though that his condition is improv- ing, but very slowly.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10
CHURCH SERVICES

The pastor being still disabled as a result of his recent accident the Rev. J. D. King, of the Jesse Lee Home, will have charge of the ser vices at the Seward Community church Sunday morning at II o'clock. MT. King gave us a splendid sermon two weeks ago, and we feel certain that those who heard him on that oc- casion will be much pleased at the opportunity of hearing him again.
 Musicians from the Home will be present to assist with the music at tho services.
 The Sunday school hour Hereafter will be at 10 a m. Please take due notice Of this change.
 Everyone cordially invited to at- tend these services. Strangers al- ways receve 9 cordial welcome.
 Thomas Philip Graham, Minister.
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OPEN IN THE sPkiNG

rohert Carlson, who has been busy builting fine roadhouse at Mile IS fer the last two-years, visited in Sew ard Wednesday, returning to the lake yesterday. The roadhouse will be olened to the public in the spring.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10

Culturally and physically, the peo- pie of Nunivak represent the most primitive and undiluted Eskimo type to be found in Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10

Norman Lack, assistant to gener- al manager Noel " Smith, of he Alaako Railroad, arrived in sewarl last evening on the brief official bus mess trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10
FIGHT FOR coRrEz CONTROL

RENO, New, Feb 10. R)-A battle for the management of the Cons. Cor tez Silver mines at Cortez reached the courts a few days ago when suits were filed by eastern and western in- terests to restrain the holdings of stockholders annual meeting here and in New York. .E
 -.s
Seward daily gateway., 1928-02-10

Otto Blatz, resident of Riddiford, who came into town Wednesday, de- parted again for home yesterday.
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her ankles and in a day when
every youthful feminine head was
clipped like a boys her hair lay
heavily in a roll at the back
OF her neck. -
"Now which Is Manor Park?"
asked the man. Miss Modern
or the Trump? And why? Didn't
suppose there was one left in
this land of the free and easy.
Though maybe it's a dress re-
hearsal, or she's doing it on a
bet"
The trump moved and he saw
her face, rounded and exquisite,
with long, dark eyes, lips a bit
too full for beaut- The thought
flashed through his mind that
those lips were made for kisses
and he wondered why they
dropped at the corners and why
the girls eyes smouldered so.
Banked fires. sulIen. dangerous
T.. And q sag to her shoulders.
Weighted by a beaten spirit,
such shoulders must be. Yet
rebellion was in every rounded
line of her.
She was saying something TO
the curlyhead. He wondered what
1t was--tried to guess from her
expression - gave up finally and
went into the bank.
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rich. He's a. regular movie actor.
But / tell you a girl pays for
everything she ever gets from
his kind. / know the type. I've
met 'em before"
Ginger lighted cigarette and
handed the package Of cork tipped
imports to Nancy. Hardly be-
fore Nancy realized it she had
lighted one of them and was puff
fling away, nervously. How easy
is was TO cultivate smoking. She
watched the curling clouds blow
first this way and that. wonder
ing what Mud O'Day would say
il she could see her.
'4Mr. westcotf hasn't shown hiTn
self anything but perfect gen.
tienan. Nancy said In her own
defense.
"Oh, B gentleman, all right,
If fine manners and manicufcd
fingernaiIs and a house on Pros
pect Avenue make a gentleman"
Ginger replied, but remember a
gentleman is a man, too, and
they're just about all alike, only
when they're rich they're more
so. II you get what I mean.
Understand I'm not objectin' to
YOUR pIayin' around with Westcott
If YOU want to. I'd do 1t my
self. only I'm wiser. Can't You
see, kid, that I'm only tryin' to
wise you up. / don't want any
broken butterfly on my hands,
that's all. I'm just going to see
you don't get that way IL any
warnin' ! can give is goin' to do
any good"
Ginger began to repent her
sharp words and jerky reception
OF Nancy, and in moment, i'm
pulsive and changeabIe as she
was. she had her arms around
her and was begging forgiveness.
"I don't mean anything, kiddo.
But 1t was just kind of shock
even to hard-boiled me to see you
driving up to The Carmondy
with one of the richest and best
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He had come here to settle
down, TO build a career-not to
study femininity. No man ever
had learned anything about wo-
men -srnvway; one would be a fool
to try. Sort of interesting for
moment, the two over the way.
But nothing In his young life.
SO Mr.. Benjamin Darlington
Black told himself.
Before the window the high
heels were doing a little dance: the
un-broWned arms were weaving
in a singing ecstasy. And eventu-
ally the small girl cried: Its Just
no use-I've got to have it! Oh,
Bea, isn't it gorgeous?"
The trump hesitated, looking at
the single object displayed against
a curtain of brown velvet. A
statuette perhaps a foot high,
swirIing figure with head back,
short hair streaming, length of
something flimy curling about a
1.-the body given up to the abandon
of a dance. IT was all joyous
freedom. carefree rhythm. the soul
OF lovely movement caught in
bronze.
"She likes you, Di. When you
dance. sometimes, you make me
feel the way she looks"
Darling Bea! C'mon-7
They entered the shop and called
for the figurine. The proprietor
himself took it from the window.
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hair fluffed about wild-rose face.
DiminutiVe as was Diana Rand,
this girl was timer, with a petite
daintiness quite lacking in the
others rather boyish charm.
They said, Hello, Ann" and
would have gone on, but her wee
hand fluttered. "Oh, please, wait.
This~is so Wonderful-if you knew
how 1 hoped to see you!'
Her voice was like herself,
childish and somehow wistful and
soft as thistledown; compared
with its liquid sweetness, Diana's
tone seemed harsh.
TOO bad, Ann. We're due at
the Yacht Club for tea. See you
some more, maybe"
But I'm going right over
there, dearest Diana. Only
minute-you'll be at the dance
tonight? I'm buying some pearls
imitation, but The frail
hands made a little pleading
movement.
Diana shrugged and met Bea's
glance as the salesman came,
shaking his head. I'm not al
lowed to charge these, Miss
Evart."
The sweet face flushed scarlet
and the limpid eyes brimmed; it
was only Di who saw the girls
lips straighten, so quickly she
put a handkerchief to her mouth.
"But-but / don't understand!
There's some mistake, isn't there?
Why. our account"
"Ah-your accOunt-long over
due The salesman saw her
tears and softened, "Speak to
your mother, Miss Evart. And
I'm sorry"
The other girls had turned their
backs; they heard the tiny crea.
ture gasp OH and presently she
was beside them, still flushed but
smiling bravely, murmuring about
stupid mistakes.
The three piled into a long
green roadster which stood
rakishly against mo Parking
sign, Diana at the wheel and Ann
in the center. still murmuring.
Through the traffic at Main and
Cedar Streets-under the arch'
ing elms of the River Road with
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looking guys in town right in the
middle of the afternoon. Why, I
though. for minute that YOU
was going to bring him up here.
Ard me in these rags.
"Thesc rags consisted Of .
pale blue georgette dressing
gown. heavily trimmed with ecru
la .e. Nancy wasn't 50 much OF
a country girl that she didn't
know how much q garment like
that cost.
Then Ginger remembered some.
thing. Ter face lit up and she
clapped her hands together in q
mailner almost childish, which
belied her sophistication and the
ssl1afd boiled reputation she had
just given herself.
..say kiddo, how would You IKE
To 20 'modelin'," she asked. ner
ewes reflecting more enthusiasm
than Nancy had yet seen in her.
"Old ZieEelbaum is going to
rive some style shows in some OF
the up-State towns. Apple
tom Green Bay, Wausau, Fond du
Lac. Manitowoc and some other
places. / don't know where all.
He's engaged the Retlaw theater
in Fond du Lac, the Wausau in
wausau, and the Orpheum in
some of those towns. Don't know
what theater we'll be playin' in
your little old home town, Apple:
ton. An Ziegelbaum's asked me
to hunt him up a couple OF more
models. Right away thought
OF you and told him had a
peachy girl In mind. or course,
/ told him you had some expert
ence----'
"Me?"
Nancy could hardly believe her
ears.
eyes, you. I'm going to give
YOU a few lessons on how to trail
the glad rags before the dear.
dear. dowagers. and you needn't
let on to Ziegelbaum you're as
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OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS

, the tires whispering on the pave
ment--along the drive to the
Yacht Club set far back from the
street at the bank OF the Hudson
where it swings widely into Tap
pan Zee. And then Beatrice sud-
denly decided she must go home
at once-something she had for
gotten-sorry to break up the
party.
'T think" Di remarked cas-
ually, iii go along. Got to see
Dad. Really, should have asked
the price of my dancing girl. You
won't mind, Ann? Sure to be
plenty of folks at the club"
A shadow passed over the blue
eyes-passed and was gone-but
it left q hint of the straight
look about the littlest girls mouth.
She said, gently. that she did not
mind. They let her out and,
driving away. watched her in the
windshield mirror moving daintily
as a flower on the club Veranda
saw three young Elen swoop
upon her and bear her away,
laughing.
"Noddy and 'Toddy," said Beat
rice. ana '4NoIHldh HlCSoL3S
she added bitterly.
Di shifted gears, scoWling.
"What de you care? He's crazy
about you--mad in love-"
The dark girls cheeks famed.
"I could rather wiring her neck"
she cried passionately. Little
sneak"
"shucks-wait till tonight.
We'll see"
"Yes, wait! That's all do is
wait. Wait for another time,
something else-wait for life-and
everything gets by while I'm
waiting. I'm SO sick of it. Di--
sick of the whole dam show.
Living in Jail and-you better let
me out here. Be row il they
see me coming home in. your
car"
Diana glided TO a stop, sat
long time looking after her friend,
who moved furtively in the rich
green shadows of spruce ana
tamaracks.
Continued TOmOrrOWl
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