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the 37 Inc. BOWLING RAPIDS COBORN'SSteve Held Held Ivan Cruser Ron Moog Ken Heinonen Totals STEARNS AGENCYStearns Bill Struzyk Marty Malinen Jack Reding Marv Stearns Totals ARNOLD'S Gene Gans Duane Gardner Earl Winter Butch Albrecht Olin Angell Totals ROSS VEESERDick Jurek Dale Siegel Gill Galarneault Dummy Ed. Totals Gilson GRANITE CITY G. Larson J. Wagner Del Binsfeld Bill Kosloske J.

Henkemeyer Totals TOBY'S FIVEKen Colgrove Arnie Olson Gene Iverson Ron Seigel Toby Wentzlaff Totals GULL MARINETony Czech mathiasen Dan Gorecki Harry Koch Rich Trettel Totals LAKEWAY LANESRon Moe Brad Jensen Bob Weikert Erwynn Samuelson Gil Kosel Totals CLASSIC LEAGUE 133 169 165 467 151 156 170 477 179 201 172 552 219 177 233 629 187 135 158 480 .869 838 898 2605 219 210 246 675 212 162 147 521 203 199 167 569 189 158 170 517 193 223 197 613 1016 952 927 2895 IMPLEMENT196 160 184 540 .244 147 224 615 201 136 166 503 .157 150 157 464 .166 143 159 468 .964 736 900 2590 .165 187 187 539 171 134 136 441 .213 161 176 550 150 150 150 450 159 212 168 539 868 844 817 2529 TOWING192 224 174 590 164 191 191 546 170 145 182 497 128 178 146 452 .189 165 155 509 .843 903 848 2594 .180 135 169 484 138 149 170 457 121 165 150 436 148 120 139 407 127 162 172 461 .714 731 800 2245 178 211 175 564 191 135 172 498 173 148 202 523 158 186 210 554 169 214 181 564 869 894 940 2703 136 179 177 492 172 146 172 490 181 174 138 493 177 146 166 489 199 191 215 605 865 836 868 2569 BOWLING is STEARNS COUNTY LEAGUE SMITH DISTRIBUTINGMike Koss 199 207 209 6 Doc Pappenfus 185 197 201 583 Mac Doane 163 175 184 522 Bob Nicol 146 197 147 490 Lyle Spooner 194 202 183 579 Totals 978 924 2789 GRANITE CITY JOBBINGRay Saatzer 169 156 492 Randy Dombrovski 190 171 152 513 Glen Harvey 220 153 188 561 Dave Spoden 188 167 137 492 Rick Saatzer 187 177 164 528 Totals .952 837 797 2586 ENGA'S CAFEDon Slomkowski 213 171 169 553 Ralph Virden 192 164 174 530 Andy Corne 179 170 211 560 Don Olson 158 207 161 526 Dick Rader 154 216 189 559 Totals 896 928 904 2728 FRANKE'S BARBER SHOPTom Franke 168 187 157 512 Gene Rengel 203 189 164 556 Willie Kometz 150 161 191 502 Pete Ahmann 173 186 161 520 Dan Waldorf 176 193 180 549 Totals 870 916 853 2639 STEARNS' INSURANCEBob Stearns 210 199 138 547 Jack Reding 178 213 174 565 Bob Nordquist 148 182 146 476 Dave Stearns 198 214 171 583 Marv Stearns 180 160 191 531 Totals 914 968 820 2702 CECIL'S BARBER SHOPElmer Knese 169 176 148 Irv Lund 172 174 174 Slim Mallough 163 122 141 Harry Taber 190 201 195 Bernice Schmitt 169 147 151 Totals 863 820 809 858888 VIKING COKEJim Spain 121 164 155 440 Bob Fischer 177 146 124 447 Dave Young 196 183 145 524 Jim Higgins 182 206 205 Butch Linn 237 190 169 596 Totals 913 889 798 2600' LAWSON PRODUCTSProell 211 193 121 525 Volkmuth 183 153 215 551 Randy Proell 180 168 144 492 Gene Kropp 161 190 154 505 Rieder 202 226 197 625 Totals 937 930 831 2698 Pacers Continue Drive for Title By United Press International The Indiana Pacers continue to make a race for the American Basketball Association's Western Division title. The Pacers pulled to within a game and a half of first-place Utah Wednesday night when they rallied from an 18-point deficit to defeat the Memphis Pros 122-113. Memphis took a 44-26 lead in the second half before Indiana, with Mel Daniels and Bob Netolicky leading way, roared back. Indiana eventually clicked off 15 consecutive points at the end of the third period and the beginning of the fourth to take a 101-90 lead. Netolicky, added had 29 32 for points Indiana and while Steve Jones was tops for Memphis with 25.

In the other ABA game, Lonnie Wright stole the ball with 25 seconds to go and converted a three-point play to give the Floridians a 116-113 victory over the Denver Rockets. Wright, a former Rocket, led the Floridians with 26 points while Larry Cannon, a former Floridian was high man for Denver with 35. SPORTS BRIEFS FIGHT MOVIES NEW YORK (UPI)-Motion Pictures of the Joe FrazierMuhammad Ali title fight will be seen in theaters in the United States and Canada, beginning on March 12, it was announced Tuesday by Joseph M. Sugar, president of Cinerama Releases. A spokesman for the distributors said that a record 700.

prints of the bout are being made and that 300 more may be ordered. He said the original order of prints is biggest ever made for a sporting event. FLU DOWNS POLIS PITTSBURGH left wing Greg Polis of the Pittsburgh Penguins may be lost to the national hockey league team for the remainder of the season because of the flu and throat trouble. Polis has scored 18 goals for Pittsburgh this season a record for a Peguins' rookie. BROWN SUSPENDED NEW YORK (UPI)-Bundini Brown, Muhammad Ali's longtime friend and cornerman, was indefinitely suspended Wednesday by the New York State Athletic Commission for "repeatedly coaching from the corner and for throwing water into the ring" during Ali's losing effort Monday night against world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier.

WAITE PARK LANES WAITE PARK LADIES LEAGUE Parkway Motors 878 851 774-2503 HIGH SERIES: Joyce Brannan 526, Betty Kalla 512, Leona Reding 503. HIGH GAME: Loena Reding 214. RAPIDS REC LANES WOODRAPPER'S LEAGUE Rapids Radio 738 696 622-2056 HIGH SERIES: Men-Dale Denney 577, Ed Dingman Gilson 523, Bob Women-Loretta Bidinger Jim 516; Olson 501, Mary Zupan 467, Kay Salk 456. HIGH GAME: Men-Jim Dingman 202; Women-Mary Zupan 178. RAPIDS CLASSIC Stearns Agency 1016 LEAGUE, 927-2895 HIGH SERIES: Bob Stearns 675, Ron Moog 629, Duane Gardner 615.

HIGH GAME: Bob Stearns 246. GRANITE BOWL LANES COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Imholte Gas 858 834 837-2529 HIGH SERIES: Ray Roering 602, Bob Adolph 572, Bob Bidinger 538.5 HIGH GAME: Ray Roering 228. Lawsons Prod. LEAGUED 677-1992 NITE OWL HIGH SERIES: Hiemenz 507, Judy Fandel 498, Theresa Eizenhoefer 474. HIGH GAME: Judy Fandel 202.

HENS ROOSTERS LEAGUE Split Pickers Men 827 634 757-2218 HIGH SERIES: Stanger 680, Dave Pflipsen 543, Bob Bauer 532; Women-Mary Stein 522, Jo Bauer 506, Weezie Stommes 485. HIGH GAME: Bob Stanger 278; Women-Weezie Stommes 203. GRANITE BOWLETTE LEAGUE Children's Shop 771 821 850-2442 HIGH SERIES: Kathy Theisen 531, Rita Schleper 474, Marie Mehr 470. HIGH GAME: Kathy Theisen 204. GRANITE BOWL IMPERIAL LEAGUE Sam's Pizza 935 876 880-2691 HIGH SERIES: Vic Hengel 641, Jim HIGH GAME: Vic Hengel 222.

Schreifels 613, Jim Raden 590. LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Pflepsens 920 844 811-2575 HIGH SERIES: Maxine Koch 558, Carol Raden 552, Tennie Thelen Mary Stein 522. HIGH GAME: Tennie Thelen 232. GRANITE BELLES LEAGUE Brownies' .785 838 770--2393 HIGH SERIES: Dot Ritten 560, Weezie Stommes 489, June Thelen 492. HIGH GAME: Dot Ritten 213.

MONDAY AFTERNOON ROLLERS Sharp HIGH Shooters SERIES: Rae 658 Vacura 625 467. 641-1924 HIGH GAME: Jean West 176. DEE'S TE LANES SATURDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE Farmers Ins. Grp. 776 748 HIGH SERIES: Men-William Meyer 607, Mix 557, LeoHemmerich538; WomenLouis Mix 557, Leo Hemmerich 538; Women-Jerry Hall 522, Marion Meyer 472, Katy Schnobrich 455.

HIGH GAME: Men-William Meyer 212; Women-Jerry Hall 200. First Am. Nat'l. LADIES, 747 839-2478 ST. CLOUD LEAGUE HIGH SERIES: Eleanor Botzek 543, Toni Beltz 541, Clara Mathiasen 526.

HIGH GAME: Toni Beltz 212. BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE Seven Up 971 794 841-2606 HIGH SERIES: Pete Fleck 605, Earl Laudenbach 592, John Hellweg 578. HIGH GAME: Pete Fleck 255. Killebrew Leads Twins to Victory ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) -Minnesota Twins slugger Harmon Killebrew doesn't believe spring training is a barometer for the regular baseball season, but he wished it was.

Killebrew hit his third home run in five games and was for-3 Wednesday in Minnesota's 5-0 victory over the New York Yankees. It was the second 3-for-3 day in row for Killebrew, who hit 41 home runs last season for the Twins. He has had eight more home run years. "Sometimes I've hit well in the spring and then not very good in the regular season," said the 34-year-old Twin third baseman. "Sometimes the reverse has been true.

But I try not to, get too excited about spring." Minnesota manager Bill Rigney, however, is excited. "Killebrew looks 50 per cent better this than last." hitting a home run for the Twins was rookie Paul Pozell in the third inning off Yankee starter and loser Stan Bahnsen, who gave up 11 hits in the four innings he pitched. The club's first of the spring, were belted by Jake Gibbs and Tony Solaita. Kalla Hits 700 For Burlington Harvey Kalla zeroed in on the ten pins Wednesday night at the Waite Park Lanes as he rolled an even 700 series. Kalla combined scores of 278, 213, and 209 for the series total, which paced the Burlington Northern Fellowship Club team to victory in the Waite Park Classic League.

BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Tonight's Games DISTRICT 16 Elk River VS Cambridge, championship, 8 p.m. at Osseo. Centennial vs. Milaca, consolation, 6:30 p.m. at Osseo.

Friday's Games REGION Willmar vs. Tech, 7:30 p.m. at Apollo Saturday's Games DISTRICT 19 Sauk Rapids vs. Albany, championship, 8 p.m. at Halenbeck Hall Rocori vs.

Buffalo, consolation, 6 p.m. at Halenbeck Hall. SPORTS BRIEFS FRAZIER HONORED MANILA (UPI) The World Boxing Council (WBC) Wednesnamed world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier as its "boxer of the month" for his decision over Muhammad Ali. BIGGER NY PURSES NEW YORK (UPI)-Alfred G. Vanderbilt, chairman of the New York Racing Association's board of trustees, Wednesday announced a projected purse increase of approximately $3 million as a result of legislation recently passed in Albany.

WEAVER GETS AWARD KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)Rick Weaver of Morningside college in Sioux City, Iowa, was named the winner Sunday night of the 1971 Emil S. Liston award, presented annually by the national association of intercollegiate athletics (NAIA). Maravich Leads Atlanta Victory By United Press International Pete Maravich is beginning to return big dividends on the $1.6 million invested in him by the 1 Atlanta Hawks. Maravich, the greatest scorer in college basketball history, saw his pro career get off to a slow and troublesome start as both he and the Hawks floundered badly for the first half of this season's National Basketball Association campaign.

Maravich had trouble adjusting to his Hawk teammates and to the team's style of play, but under the patient handling of coach Richie Guerin he has learned his lessons well. His improvement over the second half of the season is a major factor in Atlanta's bid for a playoff berth. The Hawks moved another step closer to the playoffs Wednesday night when Maravich dumped in 37 points and collected nine assists in Atlanta's 139-98 rout of the Phoenix Suns. left to a standing Maravicon from the Atlanta crowd of 6,266 with over nine minutes left to play as the Hawks were never seriously threatened after the first period. Maravich tallied 15 of his points in the opening quarter when Atlanta sped to a 37-22 advantage and the Hawks increased their lead to 75-51 by halftime.

Atlanta led by as much as 4 45 points in the second half. It needed the win to keep games ahead of Cincinnati in the fight for second place in the Central Division. The Royals kept pace by trimming New York 120-118 in overtime in the only other NBA game. Tom Van Arsdale's 31 points helped the Royals past New York a after Cincinnati had blown a 10-point lead in the final quarter. Nate Archibald's five straight points, in the overtime session Cincinnati seal its win and prevented the Knicks from clinching a tie for the Atlantic Division title.

New York now leads second-place Philadelphia by games. Sports Scoreboard NBA STANDINGS ATLANTIC DIVISION Pct. New York 49 29 .628 Philadelphia 45 32 .584 40 36 .526 Buffalo 56 .277 CENTRAL DIVISION Pct. x-Baltimore 40 34 .541 Atlanta 32 44 .421 Cincinnati 29 46 .387 Cleveland 13 62 .173 X-Clinched division MIDWEST title DIVISION Pct. x-Milwaukee 65 12 .844 Chicago 47 27 .635 Phoenix 45 29 .608 Detroit 42 32 .568 X-Clinched division title PACIFIC DIVISION Pct.

Angeles 46 30 .605 San Francisco 37 39 .487 San A 35 42 .455 Seattle 34 41 .453 Portland 23 52 .407 division title Wednesday's Results Cincinnati 120, New York 118, ot Atlanta 139, Phoenix 98 Tonight's Games Boston at San Diego Detroit at Seattle Baltimore at Portland ABA STANDINGS EAST DIVISION Virginia 47 26 Kentucky 40 33 New York 37 36 Pittsburgh 32 42 29 43 Floridians 31 46 WEST DIVISION Utah 50 21 Indiana 49 23 Memphis 37 37 Denver 27 46 Texas 23 49 Wednesday's Results Floridians Denver 113 Indiana 122, Memphis 113 Tonight's Games No games scheduled NHL, EAST DIVISION STANDINGS Boston 49 10 New York 42 14 Mnotreal 34 Toronto 34 Buffalo 18 36 Detroit 19 35 Vancouver 18 40 WEST DIVISION Chicago 42 16 St Louis 27 23 MINNESOTA 25 29 24 29 Philadelphia 20 30 Los Angeles 19 17 34 46 California Wednesday's Results MINNESOTA 4, Chicago St. 2 Louis 0 Toronto 2, Montreal 1 Pittsburgh 2, Philadelphia 2 Boston 8, California 1 Tonight's Games Boston Los Angeles Detroit at Vancouver Only games scheduled College Basketball Results NAIA TOURNAMENT at Kansas City 2nd Round Kentucky St. 73, Central Washington 59 Eau Claire 97, Earlham 76 Grambling 77, Glenboro St. 75, ot Fairmont St. 83, Great Falls 80 E.

Michigan 71, Whittier 70 North Carolina 86, Jackson St. 73 S.F. Austin 99, North Dakota St. 62 Eliz City 74, Indiana (Pa.) 72 CLASS AA REGIONALS REGION at Virginia Hibbing 76, International Falls 56 Duluth Denfield 82, Grand Rapids 80 at Duluth Duluth East 79, Bemidji 52 Duluth Central 63, Virginia 38 REGION at Detroit Lakes Fergus Falls 49, Moorhead 48 Little Falls Brainerd 68, St. Cloud Apollo 41 CLASS A DISTRICTS DISTRICT THREE at Rochester 46, St.

Charles 42 Wabasha. City 50 DISTRICT FOUR Northfield Northfield Waseca 41 DISTRICT EIGHT Worthington Luverne 56, Slayton 55 DISTRICT 17-18 (Championship) at Bloomington Mound 47, Marshall-University 45 DISTRICT 19 at St. Cloud Sauk Rapids 46, Buffalo 44, of Albany 52. Rocori 39 DISTRICT 29 at Bemidji Littlefork-Big Falls 72, Walker 50 Northland-Remer 74, Park Rapids 63 DISTRICT 31 (Championship) at Grand Forks East Grand Forks 67, Crookston 47 CUTTING COSTS NEW YORK (UPI)-Gerald P. Brady, professor of business law at Columbia University, has been named by the eight Ivy League school presidents to look into all aspects of athletics in an effort to cut rising financial costs.

(sT. Thursday, CLOUD DAILY March 11, TIMES 1971 31 1 See by the Times' March March March March March March March March March March Max Min Rg Mn Pr Sn 21 -9 30 6 .00 .00 23 -6 29 9 .00 26 -16 42 5.00 .00 .00 31 11 19 22 Tr .00 37 24 13 31 .00 .00 26 13 13 20 tr. .00 23 9 14 16 .00 .00 25 -3 28 11 .00 .00 26 5 21 16 .03 .2 26 2 24 33 14 19 0.2 24:02 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 Sunrise 6:39. Sunset 6:16. Degree Days (U.S.

Weather Bureau) Normal number July 1 to June 30, 8,894. March 10, 41 degree days. Year ago, 46 degree days. Cumulative since July 1, 7,269 degree days. Last season, 7,192 degree days.

Fuel consumption to March 11, 82 percent. 24-Hour Temperature Report Wednesday 9 a.m. 23 5 p.m. 31 10 a.m. 24 6 p.m.

29 11 a.m. 27 7 p.m. 27 12 m. 29 8 p.m. 25 1 p.m.

30 9 p.m. 23 2 p.m. 31 10 p.m. 19 3 p.m. 32 11 p.m.

14 4 p.m. 32 12 m. 18 Thursday 1 19 5 a a.m. 23 2 a.m. 20 6 a.m.

24 3 a.m. 21 7 a.m. 24 4 a.m. 22 8 a.m. 26 Weather Range High Low Pcp.

Alexandria 38 20 Bemidji" 27 1 .01 Brainerd 32 19 .02 Duluth 25 15 .07 Hibbing 31 12 .02 Intl Falls 28 14 Redwood Falls 35 27 .05 Rochester 33 18 St. Cloud 33 14 .01 Twin Cities 33 18 .02 La Crosse 32 17 Madison 34 19 Mason City 35 25 .16 Fargo 34 22 Minot 39 22 Aberdeen 45 27 Chicago 34 30 .03 Denver 53 29 Phoenix 79 48 St. Louis 46 28 Atlanta 58 32 .09 Boston 42 30 .02 Buffalo 32 28 .16 Charleston S.C. 62 43 .25 Chicago pc 34 30 .03 Columbus 0. cy 36 32 .33 Des Moines cy 36 33 El Paso cy 74 46 Houston pc 68 58 Indianapolis 40 25 .11 Kansas City 50 41 Los Angeles 61 49 Memphis 55 40 Miami Beach 73 61 Paul 33 18 .02 New Orleans cy 68 50 New York 44 34 .17 Phoenix 79 48 Pittsburgh 46 33 .16 Portland, Me.

cy 37 30 Portland, Ore. cy 52 43 .39 Raleigh 54 30 .13 Richmond 56 34 .01 St. Louis cy 46 28 Salt Lake City cy 52 35 .17 San Francisco cy 56 52 Marriage License Stearns County Frandis S. Heinen 517 2nd Ave. and Deborad L.

Ewers, 1302 10th Ave. N. Gene E. Zenzen, Rt. 4, St.

Cloud, and Marlene H. Feldhous, Rockville, Minn. Robert J. Rygh, Waconia, and Linda S. Swanberg.

722 8th Ave. S. Dale F. Wilson, Brooten, and Bernadette M. Koska, Belgrade, Minn.

Girls to Mr. and Tony Sandler, Ogilvie, Martin Knoll, Rt. 1, Kimball, Rodney Friedrich, 453 6th Ave. N. Boy to Mr.

and John Kliber, Albany Minn. Fires 4:46 Wednesday, Miller Shopping Center, car fire. Municipal Court City Police David N. Primus, Rt. 1, St.

Cloud, failure to yield right of way, $15. Michael J. Studer, 707 6th Ave. illegal left turn, $5. John T.

Provinzino, Melrose, disobeyed traffic control sign, $5. Berle F. Bowen, Little Falls, speeding, $10. Virgil H. Stegbner, Sauk Rapids, through red light, $5.

Leonard A. Uecker. South Haven, wrong way on one way street, $5. Susan K. Kampa, Foley, illegal left turn, $5.

Stearns County Gregory A. Greenueck, Wabasha, speeding, $15. Highway Patrol Richard T. Dinndorf, 236 24th Ave. open bottle violation, $15.

Lyle A. Ruehle, 210 17th Ave. open bottle violation, $15. John D. Ord, Burtrum, speeding, $20.

Anthony E. Wozniak, Little Falls, disobeyed traffic signal, $5. William D. White, Park Rapids, permitting illegal use of motor vehicle, $15. Leave Your Income Tax to EXPERTS WHEN IT COMES TO A INCOME TAX RETURN PROBLEM Save yourself a headache and perhaps.

some money too! It pays to' have professional help on income tax returns. Get the de-: Fed. State, up! ductions you're entitled to. $5 and TAX FORM SERVICE 7th Street 25th Ave. North two doors So.

of the 25th Ave. Dairy Bar DIAL 253-4961 No-Brow Look Is in By NANCY L. ROSS The Washington Post WASHINGTON Consider the eyebrow. Orginally it must have served a purpose, but in the latter half of the 20th century especially for the female of the species those bits of fuzz above the eyes have long since become vestigial accoutrements. Now eyebrow experts, who masquerade under names like Pablo of Elizabeth Arden's counsel us to shave them off or blank them out with bleach and replace them arched pencil lines or, worse, beige smudges.

The reason, of course, is that's the way people looked in 1930's movies, and the 1930's look is the way Paris wants peopine dress. St. Laurent and Marc Bohan of Christian Dior and the rest of the silver screenstruck designers, they cite the sexy looks Marlene Dietrich and Jean Harlow managed in the 1930s with the aid of curvilinear lines on their foreheads. The truth is, now that fashion has become indistinguishafrom the late late show, from which brows were all banished while the spotlight was put on luscious, juicy red lips, there is no longer any place for eyebrows. On the contrary, the mouth, which went from full blown beestung glory in the '30s to near ignominious obscurity in the late '50s, has been making a slow comeback.

Remember the embalmed look that eerie frosted white lipstick and the thick black NANCY LOOK AT AUNT FRITZI, I DARE BOUNCE I CAN'T FIND YOU TO wow, IT MY BALL COME IN AND IT'S GET IT IN HERE FLOUR BUSHMILLER. 0 Tm. 1971 Reg. by S. Unfted Pat.

Off Feature -All rights reserved les, MAR. ERNIE- liner that lay on Elizebeth Taylor's eyes like pennies? Not too soon, however, pastel lipsticks brought a semblance of life back to the body while eye shadows fairly blossomed. In recent years women everywhere have been wrestling with false eyelashes. The high fashion magazines then went on to more fun and games: geometric eyes, sequined eyes. polka-dotted eyes, red smudged.

eyes glisting with vaseline. until at the end models like Penelope Trec threatened to topple over from top heaviness. THE DROPOUTS By Howard Post HOW DO YOU SORT OF SHY AND YOU, PICTURE YOURSELF SHY AND RETIRING? SHY SHY SANDY? AND RETIRING? AND ME, YES. REALLY. RETIRING! 3-10 0 1971 by United Sundicate, Ins Posp MOOSE By Bob Weber DID YOU PICK UP ANYTHING I DID MANAGE OVER AT MOOSE MILLERS? HIS SON HAS SO TO NAB ONEMANY PETS THAT I ADVISED OUR MEN TO HOWEVER! CHECK THAT AREA REGULARLY.

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KATA PAT EATEN 60 STOFTEL. 3-11 DATELINE DANGER By A. Williams And J. Saunders EASY, THE PAIN RESULTING FROM YOU WASTE BREATH, THINK RANDY BEING MOVED ONTO THE OLD WOMAN ON PUT THE OLD IS STARTING COT SHOCKS MRS. RANDOLPH THE RESERVATION, NO LADY ON MY TO COME TO FULL CONSCIOUSNESS HEAR YOUR EXCUSE THE AROUND! I IT'S THE I'VE CRIED FOR MAID'S NIGHT AND MY SOBS HAVE OFF Enterprises, BEEN LOST IN THE WIND JOHN MAUNDERS AL.

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