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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-26

Cherbourg. Nov. 2G.-Some Russian
transports and two torpedo boats
from Skaw have anchored here
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
TwENTY-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Esst Ftyse street, FiHt avenue. East Fifty-hrs
The Second Election BOUNCED by and within
East Thrtyn.h East River. East Thirty eighth
tee Second avenue East Thirty seventh street. and
-hs Third Escyioa District is houndea By and wi.s.n
az seS5s. ss a,snSs sisss Last f''ef I''
The Fourth Election District s bounded BY snd wltain
street, aaa Lexington avenue.
TIE ifh Eee'ion District Is bounded hy ana within
street aEd Lexington ssenue.
Tie sixth Election District e bounded by AID wi,lin
',res,. sHd Lsx.as,61 Avenue.
Tho ssyen-h Election Distrct Is bounded By and within
lasi Forty second street Ecsi kve- Last toFtieta street
tnd Second ate--r.
The Elga,a Fee5u I5is-rr, Is SOUNDED b. and within
s.: s Tsa .s - .1ssss ; East l|'r East F''.''o'4'
ne N.al Eiecion D.s'riet IS bouneei by ene within
ts north ant south siasa e Eas: Eorty-ai,h stree
sh-s s,e-s, rr-sr Fss. Fo~tr-.scors stree 10 Eas
irg-srh street East Fo1tg- -seo0nd street. ana Lex
Ehs Teah Election Dirtrlci IS bounded by within
Ton no H,@ @ ans sSltH s.eys s q sIns s ts. Se.f is y
ssa1 assaue. from East forly-thlcd street % East
sae q ThTl avenue. froTa East fory-thisd street
4aat Forty-.olr-h street
sln East Forty fourth street East River East FOrs-
"fe street and Second avenue
& =. yTs6 I've E.e1a & Dts'fsi , s % e9zn Ess ~ Sst 5aT
:9.:. ;s: H.'i f' 2-' FoFyi'aF' street and second
=. r6lrseszrh Election District bounded hy aad
sIes al East Forty-hfth ftTeet 70 fast Fo.tysiKth
s.tet from Second avenue Third avenue, and the
s sle Third E.sEpe. from LEst EOgty-fouTtk street
81. t-aHt orfy-clEth street
s ses Fourteenth Election District = bounded by ans
tan FCTty-e.ghlh Side OF
irow EasI EoTty-stNth street 20 East Tortyelghih
s..eef north and south soes - East Forty-sixth
tfeet from Third avenue Lexington avenue the
eai s.de of Lexington avenue. f.ora East EOriy-nfsE
80 o. East FoTfv-eiEhth street
f E'ieeHh Election District Is b0un6ed By and
-, tortyeiFhth Second avenue Fart Fog:y-
s~eet. and Il-.T1 avenue
f.. Sixteenth Election District bog-ssd ~ ane With
.lsl FurtE-eiRth street. Fart river Eat Forty
49, rIef recoGd aseEcr Eest Forty euth street.
- srs, venue
ptfs - enieenih Election Distrct j. bolaiee by and
-asl toriA nintl street First avenue East FtTty
80 fAeei. snd Second avenue
pt.b- tshteeath Election Distric; - bounded b. ans
ts+E ss iif seccDd street, East river. EEst FOr's
p street ard Airrf aVenue.
ssr- Aneieeufh Election D.ririri = tourdaI s.l
g-tb 49, titi; t-et street F!rsi @rrn-f, East ESrt5-
N-aaA an1 second
go !'frtlrth Eis-tiap Dist-I.- j. boin6ed b. nnI
ts,f - F-,-iTsi sirfet Second sHerne I5sst foE'E-
s'i-ft- ana TtiIo nFeaue
!'ep'y-asst I1iesioa D.sf,fr, Is bounded b. ard
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Tss First Elsctiou District bounded ~ ana visatn
avenue East HundFsd ana NlasrssHSs StEast. sad
The second election Dsrri1s baunaea b. ana within
East Ono Hundred ana IWsIty-niss street second ave-
inston avenue.
The Tnird Election Dstrios bounded by sud within
Eszt @ s 6as EaHarsa ana N,nasssas street and sSooad
Fourth Esst.oa, District = so9aass y aas iyaa
East oas Hundred ana NlHstssHth street. ana EIFss
52s asr qas Tss. 5hs HundIea and Tsaryast srss ~
The SIKH E1eat,n p,sso, Is bounded by .ne within
nue.. East Oas Huudssd and Twsaty-arSt stFSSs. snd
The seventh reetloq PsEe: Is sauaasa sy ana visau
East One Hundred ssd LSsniS T1a sl5ss5 second ave-
The Esath Election pstric, is bounded BY end visAn
nue. East One Hundred and rweaty-arst SIrsss. SEI
The Einth Election District bound>i BY sna within
Ess: One one Hgnai H 81 aa sd ; r In'f 2Ts1gs
avenue. East ono Hundred and TwenSy-secoEd atSsss
Tue Tenth ElsctOa pt5triot Is bounded By and vi,Au
East Hundred and rwsuty-dfth Second ags-
rue East one Hundred and Twents-thiTd street ani
Te eleventh Election District bounded BY aaa u,t,
East One Hgnared and a. 4%saitth street First syo2us
River. one Hundred aad Twenty-third street snd
second avenue.
Harlem River, East Ons Hundred and Twenty-rouTth
street. s FTt sesa svd5s aa. one Hundred and T'az
mo Thirtssath Election pis,ricr banded by snd
vrkin East Hundred and Twenrysixth street Thrd
avenue East Hundred and Twenty-seventh street
Sseoud avenue. East one Hundred ana Twa1ty-ffth
street. and Lsxingtoa
Tue Fourteenth Election District Is bounded By ana
within Hundred and Twenty-ninth street LsE-
ington avenue East one Hundred ard Tweayafa street
and Park avenue.
The Filtsenta E5sction District bounded BY ana
within 1weufy-uinrh street
avenue Ons Hundred ana Twentys!xth street and
Lexington avenue
The Sixteenth Election District IL bounded BY and
vithin Harlem River East Ouo Fiuadref
and Twenty Third avenue East one Hun
dred TWeuty-ninth street and Lexsngtoa avenue
Tne eventeenth Election District bounded bv AM
within HunireG and IatTtyrsl street Lsvina-
ton East One Hundred ana Twenty-ninth arsss
and Fffta
Eighteenth Election District IS bounded by s1s
within East one Hundred ana Thirtythrd street Mao
East One Hundred and TEirty second grssf
Harlem River Lexington avenue Easr Hundred 49,
Thrty- y-drst street. ard FIFTH
Tho Nineteenth Election District ts bounded pv sns
within Harlem t;iyer East ore Hundred and THIRTY
second street. Madison avenue. EasL
Thi-ty y-third street and Fifth avenue.
JOHN r VOORHIa
CHARLES b. PAGE.
JOHN MAGUIRE
lCpOLRH G. FULLER.
Ccf0osf ~ faof C1r1zrtls9usIa % ElsctiorA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

street ~ Hundred ana FouEth sfrs.t
% a '2gs os 5Sss @ q Is "a % me 5STed and Third sTss
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by and
avenue.
The FIf.sea,h Election Dis.riss bounded y sns
WITHIN Fast one itun1rcd and Third street. LeNlngtou
avenue. East Ous Hundred and Eirst street. Tilta
The Sixteenth Election District Il bounded ~ ana
East one IunsTed Third street ana Fif,h avenue
The 1he Seysnteenta % Elsctoa District eOunied ana
s one HundSsa an ana FP9 TST street. s psS9s S5 & sys3
Tie Elghtee1th Election District Is bounded By nnd
within East One Hundred Sixth street. second
SVsaus @ s4 0H' hundred and Fourth street. aud Third
R, n1'ss1Sh ssi % Election District = sou9ad - era
East One HundTed FOSTt6 street snd second avenue
East one Hundred and Fogrtb stTeet Fsf sye1l, -;
One Hundred and seventh street. Third asenus. ana
The fSsaty-rst Election District IS bounded ~
avenue -7' 0n' hundred and Sixth street. and Third
The Twcntysscond Election District Is bounded By and
sixth street from Third avenue 10 LsSiSSt9n % sv.
the west side OF Third avenue East one HUNDRED
and Fflth street 70 East one Hundred seventh
side OF Txi5Gtsn &c e I a6 % Fsn s'Tsst & Am 6s SssS
Fifth street 70 East one Hundred sixth street.
Tho TWenty-thrd Election bounded oy ana
Third evenae from East one FIandTsd ana Sew
enth street to East one Hnrs5 ana Fiehtb street .he
oa aaa south sides OF East one Hundred and Seventh
eas s5s ~ elrd avenue TO LeSInst2n ave6ge 9nG tas
ana sixth Street n Ta, @ aSsnf S a Is3a i @ Tt S ss1
IRe Iwenty fourth Election District Is bounded by ana
within East one Hundred Eighth street, Lexington
The The Tgsntyhfth Election District bounded By ana
Tnn EaSI one Hundred and Sixth street. Pars
Lsst One Hundred and Fifth street. and Ffth
The Twenty-stxth Election District bT
within East One Hundred Seveuth street PARK
avenue --' 'il"''sa ana sA'n street. ana SH'a
IT The Twsasyssysnt1 % vent Election District is BOUNDED y
avenue, East One Hundred street Park
nue.. East One Hundred and street and Ftfih
The TWentyeEhth Election District bounded ~ srd
within East One Hundred and First street, LeEinEool
avenue, East Naety-sghth street. and Park avenue
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
rwENrY-FouRTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The fIf5arth F;2t 6zii0a 5tree; East Fifty
seesi seaei.i = street. and Third avenue
second election Dstrict bounded By and within
,a. ne ysfhird street avenue East Fifty-s'cond
The Third Election District bounded BY ana withI2
Eas; Fifty street East FIief Isaa6
e Fourth Election District is bounced 6y enc |saIa S
EAss 51Ass, Fn5y aId yst1t.' E.Tst avenue,
an. Fisth Eleapou District is bounded by ana within
First eysnu 70 seGo2 .tgEe fe " "' East s' fya,h street
len side Of East Fftythrd street from First ayenHs 70
esnf aSSf ana s5Test @ 20 S East ii
h Election psFit . ,1ss eoq4s5 f5 ~ p, s.t .ys5as wt2s
io second enue es oS e. EiPsI f-.s. cTt s
It.ghfe ss ., Eas: T5fty-fta street First ayenue
2 seSq9a ssSPs ssree, a 70 East Street;
Ire seventh Electioa District Is bounded By ana within
s1set Third ass Ffty-'iFd street and LeNing-
ire I9ighth Ieeton District is bounded b ana within
Eass , Fi5sfs1tih sB5 f1TinEtoh t5GSt syeaus
ne Ninth Election District by and within
-, ErirtVsighth street. Third avenue. East Flftysev
,15 steet second East Fift-siKh street. and
iexinSton avenue.
n5 Ts ,u '32a .sss 6'5st 6 East f + eSs "ita a
TiEs5 sHsHuf % f3yxth street 10 Fast FfysIshth street
se o. gt sn east a Of e5oSd aeaao svsnGs ob
g seI Ifffv-sSth street Eas; Fify-seyenth street
Ts % Ef2,e Fy Ia9R ses , ss as s S
street liver East Ff'ys'Rh street. ana First ave-
The rwslft, Election District bounded by and within
;9ss, E9ss h9eaae A. FyeEhih
y,thn south OF Fast Fits, ninth street from First
sne - second side Of First avenue. from
@ Tifty-sehth East ninth street
80 south sides of East Flftyeghth street, from First
avenue. and the east side or secoaG
sve-ns from Fifty seventh street to East Fifty
ninth street
,fse Fourteenth Election District IS bounded BY and
-r.rn Ilast Fffty-ninth street Second ayenue East
y-ffsev nth street, Third aTenue. East fllty-eshh
strcst ana Lexington avenue.
Tra FIneentb Election District IS bounded by and
yv5fbr East SiTty-fouFth street. Third avenue East
triff--asntf street. and lexington averIe-
.rent. -srt4on - t.0lItlta o} eii
,t.f.n no,sa sidez Ess: SStt hrst street
second Size Seooii
-srpe from t3frx-ninth East -Hlt second
strsaf north al1e % East ninth street from Second
Avenue 20 I7irf oren8v. tfe esst ri1e o ltto
spe rom FTfy ninth street 70 Bsst SKI. nfst
EFT
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
THIRTy-sEcoND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Tie First Election District s. bounded BY and within
East Kinety-fsth street. Third avenue EaSt Ntrsr-
second street. and Lexington
The Second Election District shall contain AL thar mar.
o. bounded By and lying within Last NIrsTy-
dfth street avenue. East Ntnety-sfrth Stres.
East river East NinetytOUTth Third avens
The Third Election District Is sy and within
East Naetysxth street Second avenue East Nlnsry-
nfth street. and Lexington avenue.
The Fourth District bounded By ana within
Fast Nfnety-sevehth street. Second avenue East Ninsr
eighth street East river. East Ntnetys.xth street ana
Third avenue
Ths Fifth Election District bounded By and within
street Second East Ninety-soeenth street AM
Third
me sixth Election bounded bv ana within
Fast Nnety-eghth street. Third East Nirety-
sixth street and Lexington avenue.
The Seventh District bounded BY and within
East Ninety-eighth street Lexington avenue
ty-sxth street. and Fifth avenue.
7,a Eighth Election District bounded bv and within
rasf one Hundred ana First street ParE svenus East
N1Tetv-exhth street. and Fifth avenue.
r. Nlnr Election District bounded BY ana within
Hundred and Second street. avenue
Scirstv-eghth street. and Lexington avenue
IN. tenth Election District bounded by ana within
11t--ss,v-1fnth street. and Third avenue
-rba Eleventh Election District Is bounced hy and
north and south sides of Fass Hundred
from Second to Third
s,rt avenus East one Hundred ANA Elrst street and
- esst side % Third avenue from East Hundred
~bs Twelfth Election District Is bounded within
Ess Ors Hundred and Fourth street East river. East
C,1a Hundred aud First street, and Second avenue
The thirteenth Election District is bounded ey ans
,.tthju Fast Hundred Fourth street Gida
ef second avenue. from FRst one Hh3rs1 ani sscoad
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Election Notice.

seventy-eighth street. seventy-eiEhh street. East
river East seventy-sixth street, and First avenue
The sixth Election District is bounded By sns within
eighth street and First avenue.
in e seysnth EsSPn DIST District & /. eognSsS q a sd ssren
ty-elshth street. and Second
E M 5 sie ps toha is 91aSa SsHn. E gas
eighth street and Lexington avenue.
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
from E Ir5t,stb e reet e - Fast 1 ,gh,drst street
East Eghtieh Second avenue. East seventynth
street. and Lexington avenue.
Ire Tenth Election District Is bouPdsd by and
East Eighteth street First avenue East Seventy A
street. and Second
% The Eleventh Election District is 6Oupdsa, ss, Rp Py au
first street. East river. East Seventylnth street. anu
The Twelfth Election District bounded by and With
m m East Elghty first street. Avenue A. East EisH''
street. and First
The Tlrtesnh Election District bounded s BY Do9S a4S
side s -, g.. ,ss1s 10 Third
s 0e East Eigheth street from First aTd asI avenue
from East % EF M ts stfee Saf y, We East tiq street
& tRe Fourteenth Election District Is bounoe1 ny tbs
north and south siSe s s EshfSTst street
Third avenue from East Eightieh street to East Eighty
The Fifteenth Election Dstrio, bounded by ta.i and
Eishty-hrst street, and second avenue.
td, SKI Sixteenth Election District is oGunesa g BY AND
frst street and First avenue
The The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
Withn East Etshty-second avenue,
snty-thrd street. East Viver East sh'y-hrst street.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded by and
Eshtyecond @ strest a1d SIs6;e Se9S East iha
vine tHs Nnetesnth Election District Is bounded o. ana
second street. end First
v0 ThS Tss9eth Election District E bounded By s Sa@
Eghty-sscond street. ard Second avenue
vb s EisGton District Is bounded By s S1f
Eighty-second street. and Third avenue.
& The eiion District 49, 1 bounded by r sn
E'Shly-aTst stTEst. and Lexington avenue
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Election Notice.

within East FIf;leth street Third avenue East Forty
eighth street. ana Lexington avenue
Lhe TNensy,seoond Election District by and
street and Lexington Avenue ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
SHERIFF 70 SALE.

P; G. Robertson, plaintiff and responder:
against A. w. Moore, w. P. Mcdonald, W 4,
Kelley and WILDER ENCORE. defendants and ap.
pelants
Under and by virtue Of An order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale Of lien, Issued
out of the district court. second judicial dis
Of the supreme court, ca the 10Th day ~ Of sep.
TENDER. \. d., 1904. In the above entitled &C.
ton, wherein p. c. Robertson the above named
and decree Of foreclosure and sale against A.
v, Moore. ". p. Mcdonald, W. K. Kelley and
Wilbur e Moore, defendants and appellants,
the sum Of seven hundred and eight and 1910
f70s. i5-i00) dollars, lawful money of the
United States, besides interest. costs and coun.
snd 10 2. iS So uoas,
which said decree was on the l4th day Of Sep.
. tent ra A; p, 1904, recorded on Judgment
am commanded to sell all the certain lot,
piece or parcel OF land, situated. lying and be-
IL it Is Il and
That all and singular that ten-stamp quartz
MIL, building ana tfsmwey, situated on the
Butte aad wss Boy lode mining
district. Idaho county. Idaho, and upon which
plaintiff filed his notice Of lien and mentioned
the following land and premises upon which
mill, building aud tramway are situated, the
same being necessary fdr the use and occupa-
the said tramway south ~ degrees 80 minutes
east 20 feet from the said Wise Boy mill; thence
north 1876 feet to u point; thence west 295 is
feet to point; thence south 295.i6 feet to q
point: thence east 295 l6 feet to a point; thence
north 100 Is feet to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning two acres OF land, more or less and also
strip Of land one thousand feet long by
thirty feet in width along and over which said
tramway Is constructed and running to the
tunnel of the said Wise Boy claim, aud also all
OF the said Wise Boy lode mining claim
Public notice Is hereby given tn on
Friday. the 18th day of November 1904
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, in
front of the court house door
of the county of Idaho, l will, In
obedience to said order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
property. or SO much thereof as may be neces.
sary to satisfy said judgment, with Interest and
costs, to the highest and best bidder, for cash
in hand, lawful money pf the United States.
Geo. J. Seay,
Sheriff.
Grangeville, Idaho, Nov 3, 1904. Nov 3, "a
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District, Court pf the Second Judicial
tIct, State OF Idaho, in and TO. Idaho County
Lulu M Strosnider, plaintiff VS.. Harry T.
Strosnider defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greeting:
To Harry E. StrOsnider defendant.
You are hereby umnlOned, and required to
appear in an action brought against you by
said plaintiff in the district court, and TO
answer the complaint of the above named
plaintiff, filed therein within ten days lex.
elusive Of the day of setviccl after service on
you of this summons, If served within this
county; or II served out of this county but with
i'll this judicial district, within twenty days; or
If served elsewhere, within forty days The
said action is brought ID obtain . divorce from
you the said Harry T. Strosnider on the ground
of desertion and abandonment, said desertion
and abandonment having existed for the three
years last passed, for non support Of plaintiff.
The particulars more fully appearing in plain
tiff's complaint. certified copy OF which is
served herewith. and mad, a part thereof.
And YOU are hereby rotfied that If you fail to
appear and answer said com plant as above re-
quired the said plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Attest my hand and the seal of the District
49,. Court of the Second Judicial District State
SEAL of Idaho, in and for Idaho County, this
.''.'' 3lst day of october. 1904.
J. l. OVERMAN, Clerk.
W. n. KNOX. Deputy.
G. T. Mcdonald, attorney for plaintiff.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
Skim Station AAOat.

A Minnesota paper tells Of rather
unique arrangement that has been en-
tered into by a number of farmers
around Mile Lac Lake. They have se-
cured a medium sized boat which has
been used on the Mississippi river be-
tween Aitkin and Grand Rapids and
will remodel 1t into sort of skimming
plant. There will be no less than
twelve stations around the lake from
which milk will be collected. The
farmers tributary to these points have
contributed sufficient amount Of
money to purchase the boat and ar
range for docks. Milk will be collected
once a day on schedule time, the boat
remaining at each dock only long
enough to weigh in the milk, when 1t
will move on to the next station, sepa-
rating while in transit the milk gath
cred at the last station. A large tank
sufficient to hold all the SKINNED milk
will be provided. and the farmers will
get the skinned milk Mt the time the
boat takes on their fresh supply.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10

The particles of dust In the barn and
those adhering to the udder and TANKS
Of the cows contribute large quota of
the undesirable germs usually found In
milk. says John Michels, instructor OF
lairying In Michigan Agricultural col.
lege. With reasonable amount Of
care contamination from these sources
may be avoided. In the first place,
cows should never be bedded or fed i'm
mediately before or during milking,
and the barn should be thoroughly
cleaned ut least once daily. and this
after milking. Further, it is of the
highest Importance that the mixers be
provided with moist cloths with which
to dampen the udder and the TANKS Of
the COW before milking to prevent dis
Judgment of dust.
1t is wrong to think that milk is
clean from which the visible filth
dust. hairs and straws-has been re-
moved by straining. The mischief lies
not SO much in the straw as in the bad
germs that reside upon it. The numer-
GUS germs that adhere to dust parti-
cles, hairs and straws are not removed
by the ordinary process of straining,
and it is these germs that are the
source of an endless amount of trouble
to the butter and cheese maker.
Ecrupulous cleanliness In dairy man.
ufacture Is of first Importance. The
dairy room should be well ventilated
and should receive a thorough daily
cleaning with hot water and soap. The
utensils are preferably cleaned in the
following manner: First, rinse with
warm water; second. wash In moder
ately hot water containing some alkali
third. rinse in hot water, and, fourth
steam or scald with hot water a few
minutes.
How to Milk . Cow.
Milking il one Of the most important
Jobs on the farm, and 1t Is also never
ending one-385 days In the year and
an extra one this year for good meas
ure, says a correspondent of Rural
New Yorker.
Rub the udder gently for ten seconds
| to remove any dust, either with the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
Need Of Selling Crops.

The crucial period for the creamery
begins with the hot weather and con-
tinues until the cows begin to freshen
in the fall, says f. X. Slater in Cream
cry Journal. This fact is in evidence
because of neglect Of the cows upon
the farm. The annual rapid decrease
In the milk flow at the advent Of hot
weather has become recognized as a
necessity. and no particular effort il
put forth upon the average farm to
prevent 1t. This periodical slump in
the milk flow at our creameries could
be avoided If our farmers would grow
soiling crops and give the cows some
thing out of which to make milk dur
ing the hot summer days. They would
be abundantiy reeompensed for thcs
efforts.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
The Eye of n Pianist.

A pianist has to cultivate the eye 80
as to see 1900 signs In one minute, the
fingers to make 1000 movements and
the brain to understand all these signs
as well as direct oil these movements.
In playing Weber's "Moto Perpetuo'
a pianist has to read 4,541 notes in less
than four minutes. or about nineteen
a second, but the eye can receive only
about ten consecutive impressions q
second. SO that in quick music 1t seems
that a player does not see every note
singly, but in groups, probably a bar
or more at one view.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-11-10
Mothers Praise 1t.

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