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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-28
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for four stowe and hatt alan Of
Tho Lumber team 60, home rssns.
stoves comlnE with The bss~s
loaded.
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Batteries stowe and nstt. i.,,nd.
Martlnsau and Leo
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12
Spring Creek News

Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Romine
made a business trip to Billings
last "Wednesday.
MI. and Mis-. Waldo Herman
made l call at the 0. L. Pitt
.,nflr %ltN!-,.T.
zoe vu..>rr!I OF lAr Spring
creek >rl:rvl Meut tIrON2l the
Romine coal n.;nc last Tuesday.
Gr,2,,c I y VISITED - the
icme OF AIr. AID Mrs. L>lWr,Ncr
Johnson last Iur 1Gay.
At:. AID MIS-. j. S. Rominc
and James spent the rtsu.1r
Thanksgiving cay at the y. L.
EgneW home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Pitt made
a business call to Hardin Tues
day.
Melvin Shick visited at the
Pitt .l0mc Wednesday.
Opal Clark and John Jay as
sisted ]. S. ROnllne to brand last
week.
O. L. Pitt built q new cellar
and equipped it with a stove.
Waldo Herman has been
building hay corrAls for Harry
Hite.
Bud Redding and Sammy
Redding delivered a dressed hog
to ]. S. Romine Friday.
The Spring Creek school chill
dren are finding enjoyment in
sleigh riding and skiing during
their play periods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dunn, j
S. Ronline and Eva Romlne
made a business call to Hardin
Saturday.
George Fly visited at the Don
Howard home Sunday.
The O. L. Pitt family spent
last Sunday at the Waldo Her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wander
sloot and children visited at
the John Luther ranch last
Sunday.
Eva Romine and George Mil
Ter visited at George SecreSts
last Sunday evening.
Carl Shipley, Mrs. Pat Bill
lingsly, and children of Lodge
Grass visited at the o. L. Pitt
ranch one day last week.
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South Hardin News
Gast Weeks Items)

James Sullivan returned Sun
day, after an absence Of nearly
three months during which time
he has been employed operat-
ing a drag line at Fort Peck.
Ray Pr.na aEC son. Nc1i2. 2"C
building a :lOl!5I md barn lex
Harvey WilCutt, j., O. WO1UE
creek.
Mrs. Arthur R2NG1" and S,.l,
Bud, called at t.lc =. v. StI5eIy
home Sunday.
Arthur Graham and Bill Ora
ham were callers at the Prime
ranch sunday afternoon.
T. w. Scabery was a Hardin
visitor wednesday.
Tom Gibbs was in Hardin on
business Thursday.
Lorraine and Everett Water
house were unable to attend
school all last week, due to Sc
we're colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Randall
were Hardin business callers
Friday.
Mrs. Conrad Seader VII be
hostess to the members of the
Two Leggins Home Demonstra-
ton club at her home Thursday
December II. This is the Christ
mas meeting and each member
is asked to contribute a SONG
or recitation to the program;
and to bring a gift. costing moi
more than twenty five cents
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for the exchange ooX. Inere Will
also be an exchange OF ChrlsI-
mas boxes lot pre-Schooi chu-
dren. ms GIT Is not 10 eH-
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9rd 1tIcr relatives, of 3H.ny2de,
Mont.
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MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Thomas

MIR. and Mrs. W.. A. InOmaS
were Billings shoppers Tuesday,
Kenneth Morrison was call
er in Sheridan Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Crosby,
Mrs. A. w. Gardner, the Rev
and Mrs. Addison Sell, Miss
Dorothy Gardner and Miss Dor
Otny Self attended the pot luck
dinner at the church in Wyola
sunday.
Harold Anderson vas taken
to Hardin Wednesday evening.
He was quite i'll.
Miss Dorothy Gardner atten-
l;cd the RAINBOW Christmas
party in Hardin Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Cress-
well left Sunday morning for
Phoenix, ARR, where they eX-
pcct to spend the winter on &C
count of Mr.. CressWell's health.
Miss Clara Nichols, who is at
tending school in Billings, spent
the weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Curry
and sons visited friends and
relatives in st. Xavier Sunday.
Chef Wiley was in Lodge
Grass Monday.
w. A. Crosby was a business
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caller in Hardin Monday eve

caller in Hardin Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Halle Saunders OF Wy
ola is spending a few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Wiley.
Clayton Clanin was a Wyola
visitor Monday.
DR.. G. A. Baker of Hardin was
in Lodge Grass "Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Margaret Potts and Ro-
berta of Billings visited at the
j. H. Wiley home Monday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12
IN MEMORY OF TWO BABIES

In the year of 1870
Early on Thanksgiving morn,
A fire broke out IN Hardin
In the county of Big Horn
About 9 am. in the morning,
The neighbOrS may recall,
When the fire whistle Siren
sounded
Which frightened one and all.
The mother and the father
Were not in their home,
But their two babies were
+ aSt asleep and all alone.
The mother was visiting
Her neighbor next door
The %%ather was at work
AS always before.
When the fire was noticed
BY the neighb0rS next door
They all rushed out madly
Right through the door.
To see the home burning
When they reached outside
The smoke and flames raging
And the two babies inside.
A neighbor rushed madly
And opened a door,
But the fire was too great
To advance furthermore.
While the father was working
He was called by phone,
To come quickly as possible
To his burning home.
Neighbors and motorists
From far and near
Had gathered at the scene
With each heart full of fear.
The first thought that entered
Anyone's mind
Was the two little babies,
] Left behind.
When the father arrived
He rushed inside
Through the smoke and flames
Where his babies died.
Then came the shock,
Taking everyone's breath,
J To discover both babies
Had burned to death.
Twas a real wintry morning
With snow on the ground
But the neighbors fought
bravely
That gathered around.
The scene will be remembered
The burning home,
Where two darling babies
Burned to death, all alone.
To think this could happen
On Thanksgiving" day
That our two darling babies
Were taken away.
We do praise these parents
Who struggled together
To establish their home
Through all kinds of weather.
Just remember my friends,
It Is not yes or no,
When the Lord calls us home
Be prepared to go.
We are here today
But none of us know
What tomorrow may bring,
Or how we may go.
Just when one thinks
He is sitting on top,
Soon he discovers
He's a total flop.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12
ADJUTANT GEN. NAMED

Gov. Roy E. Ayers last week
appointed Major Fred Lange
Montana adjutant general to
succeed General John w. Ma
han who has resigned. Major
Lange will be succeeded as U.
S. disbursement and property
officer by Captain Fred Bullock.
Both Adjutant General Lange
and Captain Bullock have been
members of the Montana Ma
t.onal guard for many years.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12
Lodge Cross Loculs

Miss Marian KnutSOn, VINO
teaches at the Reno Greek
school, spent the weekend at
her home here.
J. W. Holley and Harley Sim
mons spent Sunday at the
Frank GOe ranch.
Calvin Wilson, who has spent
tic past several weeks in G,ts :
dan receiving medical attcA-
ton, returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Elder Of Hardin spent
a few days last week at the
home Of her daughter, Mis-,
Fran2is Curry.
Pat Nichols and daughter
spent Sunday at their home at
Otter.
Rita sorger spent Friday with
Dcanna Cooley.
Donald Temple was a Hardin
caller Saturday.
AXel Erickson of Sheridan
was a guest Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Williams
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12
RECORD CROWD AT MEET

Paul Etchepare of Helena,
secretary of the Montana Wool
growers association, said last
week a record crowd is expected
at the annual convention of the
organization at Great Falls on
January 16, II and 10. Etche-
pare said those planning to go
should make reservations with
A. J. Breitenstein of the Great
Falls chamber of commerce.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-12-12

fined to their home here with
influenza.
Kenneth Davidson was a Har-
din visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gibbs spent
Sunday afternoon visiting with
friends and relatives in Hardin.
Ed Lautt was a Hardin caller
Saturday.
Fred Rielle transacted bust
ness in Hardin Thursday.
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La gaceta., 1940-02-23
LOS TERRIERS JUGARAN
HOY CON LOS TIGRES DE
ANDRES JACKSON

Ell quinteto 'basketbolista" de
los Terriers de Hillsborough Sc
batira hoy por la noche, en- Ell
gimnasio del Institute de Semi.
mole Heights, con los afamados
j6venes del Institute Andres
Jackson, de Jacksonville. Comen
zara ell partido, segdn 10 acor-
dado, a las Z 80.
En- un anterior encuentro los
de Jackson vencleron a los tam
pehos con anotaci6n de "a por
%.
Los muchachos de Hillsborough
vienen mejorando desde enton-
ces Y una buena prueba la die
ron la semana pasada, cuando
Orlando consigui6 triunfar con
una mezquina ventaja de 8 pun
tos, % por 20.
Dentro de la conferencia los
Terriers tienen siete victorias y
seis derrotas.
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'hOstilidad que Ia humillaba.

hostilidad que la humillaba.
Pens6 cortar Ell dialogo v day
orden al tartanero de que la sa.
cara de la finca.
Sin embargo.
Fue mas fuerte que ella y que
su despecho ell afan de saber, y
sigui6 preguntando:
II Perd6neme, pero aufero
hacerle otra pregunta! mo ha
estado aqui en- estas Gltimas Sc
manas 81 Sobrino de los mar
queses, don Pedro?
-iNo, sehora-contest6 Ell
hombre escuetamente.
Maria tonic una resolution he.
roica.
Era evidente que la cerraban
las puertas de esta casa, de es-
ia familia, para siempre.
FL hombre que hablaba con e
LA saba, de SECURE, d6nde esta.
ban sus amos, d6nde estaba Pc.
dro, Quien Sabe 81 tambien dda-
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Sin embargo, este hombre
tan amable podria informarla
quiza, de algunas otras eosas i'm
portantes.
Y sigui6 preguntandole:
-Pero..., digame: isabe us
ted 81 Sc han marchado solos los
marqueses D..
II 6mo solos7
-iNo iba nadie con ellos7..,
No iba con ellos un senior jo-
ven, su sobrino, que...?
LEI sehorito Pedro, quiere
listed decir?-le interrumpi6 el
buen hombre.
II ESQ esl listed 10 conoce?
va 10 creo, 81, sonora. No,
no iba con ellos L..
mo ha estado aqui en- es-
tos dias?
No. Segdn 70 tengo enten-
dido, esta fuera de Espaha, por
esos mundos de Dios...
Maria crug6 las mapos, deba.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
-Buenos dias-salud6

-Buenos dias-salud6 a
traves de la misma ventani-
LA delantera del carrraje, GU
70 CRYSTAL acababa de bajar Ell
tartanero.
-iMuy buenos dias, seho-
ra !-contest6 Gerardo, adivi
nando en- esta sehora q la mu.
jer de Pedro de N1hez.
Il EScdcheme; me dice este
senior que no estan los marque-
SEES!
Mo, senora. Los sehores
marqueses han marchadO hace
tres dias.
7IY ad6nde han lido?
lilo ignoramos, sonora! Los
Sehores no han dicho NADIA,
tho sabe usted 81 volveran
-TampOco.
Maria de Ia Cruz Sc mordi6
los labios. Adivinaba en- este
una sSpscie de vorda
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

la trotaba por una magnifica
c~arretera.
Ell sol flechaba los campos
de soslayo, levantando un pol
vo de ORC entire los arboles
que relucian con los millares
de brillantes de la escarcha...
La tartana atraves6 una va.
LA alberta, dej6 atras unos
ma~gnificos huertos de naran.
jos, Y emilio una avenida de
altos arboles corpulentos.
AL fin Sc detuvo en- la plazo
.leta de un jardincillo, ante u
ma casa de aspeeto sehorial.
varias cabezas curiosas ha-
.bfan asomado por las ventanas
del piso bajo, al ruido de los
cascabeles, y un hombre AVIAN
rs hacia la tartana.
Era Gerardo, ell mayordoml
de Ia finca.
Maria de Ia Cruz no quiso
speaTve.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

salto ampliO; Frank Ryan, Ian
zamiento; Henry Dreyer, lama.
miento de peso, y carreras con
relieve.
Mel Walker, campe6n del sal
to alto, no defendera su tftulo.
Correran en- la milla, de nue.
vo, Venzke, Chuck FenSke, Luis
Zamperini y Cunningham.
Don Lash, Ell campe6n de las
tres millas, tendra un oponenbe
peligroso en- Greg Rice. Borican
debera derretar a John Wood
ruff.
En- una carrera de dos millas
por invitaci6n, tomaran parte
DonLash, Tommy Deckard, Joe
McClunskey, Forest Efaw, Wa
ter Mehl, George de George Y
Joe Cares.
En- las $50 yardas, por invi.
taci6n, Sc han inscripto John
Woodruff, John Borican, Frank
Slater, Campbell Kane, Jim Ke-
hoe y Curtis Giddings.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
DEPORTES
LAS DE GAL
Cos EN- LA PISTA DE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS

Las once carreras de aver fue'
ron ganadas por los galgos
Marsh Traffic, Flake B., Off,
cial Siren, Straight, Rafferty,,
Oh Hector, Fireman Bush, Mr..
Mokan, Traffic Warrior, Red
Sailor y. Martin Andrew.
La apuesta doble. que Sc ha-
&c en- las carreras segunda y ter
cera, .fa6 canada por Flake B y
Official Siren y recompensada
con $14.2O. Dos galgos favori-
tos de los apostadores.
Mr.. MokaT gan6 la octava,
seguido de Harold Andrew v
Uptown Wrangler, sus boletos
Sc abonaron a $3.50 por el do
lar. FL vencedor es propiedad de
George F. Apologize.
Para la octava carrera de hoy
aparecen alineados Millionaire,
Sun D. Roll, Captain Tussey,
King of Silver, Coal Man, Dick
Andrew, Range Rider y Denver
Lad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

sIstiendo Is asaltos a Jose Luis
y logrando que uno de los jueccs
vctara por 6.
La formidable resistencia del
chileno lie ha dado a Mike ia
cobs oportunidad para enfron'
tar al campe6n con los mejores
aspirantes en- la division "pesa.
da".
Jack Cuddy asegura que Luis
dafendera por 10 menos su coro'
ma cinco wees en- el ano 1910.
La primera pelea, de la Qua.
va hemos hablado varias wees
la sostendra con Johnny Pay.
chek, de DesMoines, un agil y
habil boxeador, presentado re
cientemente por Jim Downing
en- Orlando.
AL vencedor de la pelea Bob
Pastor4Lee Savold Sc lie ACADIA
de promoter un 'ibout" con ell
campe6n.
Billy Conn desea pasar a la
categorfa del peso complete y sc
lie dara una pelea con Bob Pas
tor. 81 vence a Pastor entonces
Sc tratara de enfrontarlo con
Jose Luis.
PeleaJ con Ell campe6n Sc pro-
metieron tanlbien al vencedot
de la pelea Tony Galento-Ma
Baer y a Arturo Godoy.
Jose Luis es un campe6n dis
puesto siempre para la pelea y
detesta a aquellos campeones
que en- otras epocas por caren-
ella de confianza en- sus puios,
solo peleaban una o dos wees 3!
ano.
I'm campe6n que acepta cinco
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

10 de su bolsillo, colocado en- 81
regazo, pensandO:
-iNo estaba aqui!... iNo ha
estado aqui tampOco!. ... JD6nde
esta, pues o.. iQue ha hechO
Dios mio?... ~ mi hija?..
blonde esta mi hija?...
La ahogaba la augusta.
Ell hombre, por suerte, ocu.
pado en- guar a la mula a ira
YES de los barizales del CANT.
no, no Sc daba cuenta de la
turbaci6n de Maria.
La esposa de Pedro pensj
varias wees 81 decirle a este
hombre que volvierR a la es.
taci6n.
Luego rectific6.
En- Ell Naranjal la informs.
rian de algo, al menos.
%
FL carruaje di6 vista a los
primeros huertos de la finca.
IN inStsnte despues, Il mu
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Ell PkEMIO DE $4,000
PESOS EN- SANTA ANITA
Ell A SWEEP
DA"

Arcadia, Cal, Feb. 23.-Un
caballo criado en- California y
'propiedad de H. C. Hill, de
Stockton, gan6 aver Ell premio
de $4,000 en- Ia gran carrera a.
nual de Santa Anita.
"Sweepida" distanci6 a sus 16
oponentes y los peritos habfan
Opinado que no entrarfa en- ell di
nero. Sus boletos, como "electri
co" que era, sc pagaron a $500
$21.2O y $1,000.
Pas6 la meta en- segundo lu-
gar Royal Crusader y en- terce-
70 Weigh Anchor.
Todos los favoritos finaliza :
ron en- los Iltimos puestos.
Ell caballo vencedor, de tres
amos, corri6 la milla en- / minu-
to, 81 3-5 segundos, mejorando
la marca que Stagehand estable
ciera en- 1888.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
LA GRAN FIESTA ATLETICA
DEL SABADO EN- NEW YORK
Chuck Fenske ha probado va superioridad
en- la milla

New York, Feb. 23.-Las
grandes competiciones atleticas
del New York Atlantic Club Sc
efectuaran ell sabado en- la Ma
Olson Square Garden y por to-
dos Sc reconoce que va no es po-
sible discutir a Chuck Fenske
superioridad EN- Ia carrera de Ia
milla.
La semana pasada Fenske es-
tableci6 de manera positiva 81
dominic sobre Glenn Cunning,
ham, Lou Zamperini, Gene
Venzke, Archie San Romani y
otros, corriendo la milla en- A mi
nutos IA segundos. Pas6 la me-
ia llevando una ventaja de tres
yardas sobre Zamperiri, un at
Deta que continGa mejorando.
Venzke finafiz6 en- tercer lu-
gar, seguido por Cunningham.
Este sabado deberan defen,
der sus tftulos los campeones
Herbert Thompson, EN- Ell
sprint; Allan Tolmich, 10 var
das con obstaculos altos; Char
les Beetham, 600 yardas; John
Borican, LOCO yardas; Glenn
Cunningham, la milla; Don
Lash, tres millas; Joe cClus-
key, steeplechase; Otto KOtra-
ba, caminando; Eddie Gordon,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Ia Gaceta Folletin No. "a
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

-iYa 10 sel-contest6 Ma
ria.
-Por cierto que ahora ten
dra listed que esperar 81 quiere
verlos. ~
"a Pues y ESQ.,"
-Porque hace dos o tres dias
sc han marchado. 70 mismo an
duve facturandoles parte del q
Quipaje.
Maria de la Cruz Sc puso T.
vida.
mo estabanl
iQu6 iba a hacer aqui ella en-
topces?
I'm terror loco Sc apoder6 de
~ alma.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

lQu6 sueldo pedira Joe hi
Maggie cuando todavia no ha pc
dido convencer al presidente dc
los Yankees?
Charley Ruffing y Bill Dickey
insisten en que ellos merecen a.
preciables aumentos de sueldo.
Sabese que al pitcher Russo,
emparentado con Ignacio Anti
nori, sc lie hizo un apreciable au,
mento. Joe Mccarthy tiene una
elevada opinion de Russo, que
en- ell mes de julio cumplira 26
amos de edad,
Ell ano pasado Ell ioven pitch
er italiano gan6 ocho desafios y
solo perdi6 tres. Els un zurde,
10 mismo que Vernon Gomez,
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

pe1aas en- i'm aho, es un pdgil
merecedor de la inmortalidad
6eportiva.
Todos los peritos Green, a pc
sar de la proeza del Chileno, que
Jose Luis derrotara facilmente
81 conserva su actual buena sa-
.lud, a todos los aspirantes COMO
.cidos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

FL Brooklyn no repara en- gas
tos cuando de entrenar bien a
los peloteros Sc trata.
La mejor prueba que puede
citarse es ell hecho de que Artie
McGovern, un atleta conocido
en- TODD Ell pals, es su entrena-
dor.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
de estaba la Nina.

de estaba la Nina.
10 estaba leyendo ella en- sus
ojOs.
Pero lie habian dado una con-
sigma rigurosa...
-iiBien; esc1cheme!-dijo,
al fin, Maria her6icamente-.
Olga listed a los marqueses cuan
DO vuelvan o al sehorito Pedro,
qul. ha estado aqui Maria de Ia
Cruz. Y, Ssupongo que no esta
squi tampOco mi hija?...
No, sonora, no-contest6
esta vez Ell servidor, un tanto
turbado-. lie aseguro a listed
cue no hay nadie...
I'm csc case, me retro. Pc
70 no daje listed de decirles que
70 he estado aqui.
-iDescuide la senoral
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
con LOS cUANTES
LUIS Y SU CORONA

En- las filas del peso compile
to ha generado una 'revoluci6n'
la hazaha de Arturo Godoy re-
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

George Staller, de % amos, un
zurdo jardinero, Sc agreg6 aver
al contingente de Leo Duro-
cher en- Clearwater. Staller fina
liz6 la temporada de 1889 con
un promedio al bate de 355 y
durante el ano descarg6 81 tu-
beyes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

LOd Dodgers esperan que Ma
hem, ell muchacho estudiante de-
leyes, Sc convierta en- un nota-
BILE pitcher,
Tn joven de II amos a quien
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
Con eI bate. la Mascota ) los LspeJuelos
tPor Tira a cusrta)

llaman Chill Con Carney. de
Highland Park, Michigan, Sc ha
puesto un uniforme como nova
to. Juega bien la segunda base.
La gaceta., 1940-02-23

Maria Sc v0lvi6 hacia ell tar
tanero. que habia eScuchsdO an
'i0SansutN 4 diaoSOi
La gaceta., 1940-02-23
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HOUSEHOLD
QUESTIONS

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Fruit cakes require long, slow
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the top, with two thicknesses of
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To clean the inside of milk
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Let potatoes that are to be
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