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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1902-11-27


VIC. Putnam is passing Thanksgiv-
ing in Holyoke, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. II. L. Kellogg are pass
Thanksgiving in Keene.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Policy and little
son are passing Thanksgiving in NARROW.
f. T. Kidder and two daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude I, Dawes and Miss Grace Kid
der are passing Thanksgiving in MARI
boro, N. II.
Inc next regular meeting of the W. ..
1. U. will be held with Mrs. F. NJ. How
ard next Tuesday evening at $50.
Misses Nellie and Della Keane and
Mary Nc Carly visited in Ludlow over
Thanksgiving.
=. 1. Grout is the local representative
OF the Globe Security Company of New
ork. His advertisement appears in an
other column.
A. e. Halliday has moved from the
Hackett house on Atkinson street into
one OF f. E. Proctor's cottages on Rock
iDgham street.
Miss Ethel Decatur, who has been in
the office of the Vermont Farm Machine
company, will begin work Monday in the
office of John T. Moore & Son, succeed
ing Miss Charlotte Banyea, who has
resigned.
Kendall Banning, B. F. II. S. '9S and
Dartmouth '02, expects to leave his home
IN Waipole tomorrow for Dayton, Ohio,
where he has position on the editorial
staff OF trade journal published in that
city.
John williamson, his daughter, Mrs.
Rachael Cole and granddaughter, Miss
Emma Cole, Of Littleton, n. H., are
Thanksgiving guests at the home OF
Daniel Beaton.
W. H. Nichols, publisher of the Rens-
selaer County Herald, was in town yes
terday. Mr.. Nichols worked in the
TIMES Office for A. N. Swain % years ago.
He now has daughter in Vermont
Academy. '-
John K. Pierce of Bloomfield, Cal,
who had some talk about coming to
Rockingham 70 live, has finally decided
to remain in California and will make his
home at Petaluna.
Turkeys havs,not been quite as plenty
in this section a some years and the re-
tail price with the butchers has been 25
cents pound. A few of the farmers
have retailed them for % cents pound.
S. j. Cray had affne string in front of his
market Tuesday which came from the
farm of Jonas Aldrich in Rockingham.
The masquerade party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Labaree was at
tended by about 40 and was greatly en-
joyed. Music was provided by quar-
tette consisting of Masters Knight,
Hughes, Pierce and Jackson. Vocal
selections were also rendered by Misses
Goodhue and Hart
Great interest among the sporting fra
ternity is being manifested in the Dave
Mcneil and Eddie Quinn Boxing bout
Thanksgiving afternoon at O'Clock
also the Jack Carter and Ed Burnham
preliminary of rounds. The manager
claims the boys are in fine condition, and
clever work will be the result. There is
special from Keene, which returning
will leave here at II p. NJ,
Monday evening about % ladies' of the
Relief Corps and Amity lodge of Bebek.
ans gave Mrs. Chauncy Jones surprise
party at the home of her sister, Mrs. G.
w. Stuart, on Atkinson street, where
she was passing the evening. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant time
was enjoyed. Before the party left Mrs
Mary Perry, on behalf of the friends OF
Mrs. Jones, presented her with dinner
service.
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j. T. Maynard,
Spresds Like Wildfire

When things are 'the best" they become
'.the best selling" Abraham Hare, a lead
ing druggist, of Belleville, o., writes:
Electric Bitters are the best selling bit
tiers / have handled in 20 years" You
know why? Most diseases begin in dis
orders of stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
blood and nerves. Electric Bitters tones
up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys
and bowels, purifies the blood, strengthens
the nerves, hence cures multitudes of mall
aides. 1t builds up the entire system
Puts new life and vigor into any weak.
sickly, rundown man or woman Price
20 cents Sold by Pierce's Pharmacy.
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A Thanksgiving Dinner.

Heavy eating is usually the first cause of
indigestion. Repeated attacks intiame the
mucous membranes lining the stomach,
exposes the nerves of the stomach, produc-
ing swelling after eating, heartburn,
headache, sour risings and finally catarrh
of the stomach. Kodol relieves the infiam-
nation, protects the nerves, and cures the
catarrh. Kodol cures indigestion, dyspep-
STA, all stomach troubles, by cleansing and
sweetening the glands of the stomach.
Pierce's Pharmacy.
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More New Long Coats
b. g.. DAY & CO.'S
CASH DRY GOODS AND CLOAK HOUSE.

apd respected families of Rockingham.
During the past year he has been the en-
gineer in charge for the Casein COM
pany. Both young people have numer-
Gus friends who wish them we'll
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Strsysd.

Strayed from the pasture of NJ. w.
Wiley two yearlings one brown and white
steer with horns, one red and white heif-
er without horns. Any information in
regard to said cattle will be literally re-
warded. Please notify G. A. Spaulding
or M. w. Wiley, Saxtons River, Vt.
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Notice.

l hereby give notice that give my
son, Scott D. Jennison, his time during
his minority and shall not pay any debts
of his contracting or claim any of his
wages.
DANA III. JENNIsoN,
Westminster, VT, Nov. Is, 1902.
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Reliable Sewing Machine Repairing.

Orders for reliable sewing machine re-
pairing can be sent by mail or left with
Mason Brothers, Corner Henry and At
kinson streets, where needles, oil and
supplies can be found.
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Farm For Sale |!

Property of the late Marshall E. Dana.
Situated midway between Spafford and
Westmoreland, n. II. Two miles to village
in either direction. Farm consists of $50
acres, suitably divided into tillage, pasture
and timber land. Tillage land very level
and fertile. Hay of this season now in the
barns; last year wintered 50 head of neat
stock and four horses. Never failing supply
of rnnning water in four places Barns
warm and comfortable. Slated nine-room
cottage house in good repair.
For particulars, call on or address
Mrs. EudOra e. Dana,
% Coolidge St, Keene, n. H.
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Teacher of Banjo, Mandolin aHd Guitar.

fl. NJ. Bronson, teacher of banjo
mandolin and guitar, can be seen Mon
day and Tuesday evenings at 90 Rock,
ingham street, next door to laundry.
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Pays best market prices for scrap iron,
metals, also secondhand machinery.
Refers to leading mills in Cheshire
county. Send orders to general office, 46
Emery street, Springfield, Mass; branch
offices, Keene, N. H., Hinsdale, n. H.,
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j. c.. ID A " & G. o
This Week
Our Annual Sale of Pure linen
Clnaundered Handkerchief.

200 dozen, including Ladies' and Gents Initial Mems Plain Hem.
stitched and Mexican hand Acknowledged by all former
purchasers to be the handkerchief
for 20 cents Secure them before the Christmas
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This is a Great Store.

We've had remarkable seasons of clothing selling had
many of them that it almost folly plan for better.
Yet indications lead believe that this going be
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The National Iron Dealers.

MAX KLAPHOLZ AND j. DANESHEVSKY
AGENTS,
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Biacksmlthlng, carriage Painting.

Shoeing sleighs, $1.75. All kinds of
wood work. F. M. Wheeler, Rocking
ham, vt,
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A Visit Here Will Educate

in the of dressing We have suits from SIS
$25 Overcoas from SIS $40 Also splendid assortmen
of Furnishings Hats and Capsin fact everything that's
and good is here.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TFoR SALE-Five breeding sows and
80 shoats. c. B. Clark, Saxtons River, VT.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-29
ColOnist Rates from the East to Call-
 fOrnia Common Points.

IOTuld SOAui1Ou fOlutSs
 Colonist rates to California common points, which will also apply to intermediate points on direct lines, have been authorized under the following arrangements for tickets wcstbound only;
 From Chicago, $33; from St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and common Mississippi river points, $3O; from Kansas City, St. Joseph, Atchisoh, Omaha, Fort Worth, Houston and con- mon Missouri river points, 1925. Tickets will be second-class only, and limited to continuous pass : age from starting point to des- tination and will be sold daily . during the months ot March and April, 1902.
 C. H. BROWN, Agent.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-29
Taylor.

rT. ]. Shumway has stopped driving the mail.
 K. V. Goliath went to Prescott on business this week.
 Born, March 26, to the wife of k. V. Colbath, a daughter; all concerned doing nicely.
 Most of our townsmen went Monday to shear sheep for Owens, Flake and Tanner. j. An entertainment was given Sunday evening for the returned missionaries, which all seemed to enjoy.
 Mrs. Mary Hancock and Vic toria Rencher went to Pinedale Monday and returned Tuesday, Accompanied by Mrs. George Penney, who will spend a few days here visiting.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-29
From Our
 Neighbors
Snowflake.

Preston A. Bushman was a visitor in our burg Saturday and Sunday.
 Monday morning Holster Rogers started for Salt Lake City, from which place he in- tends to take a mission.
 The faces of Snowhake's farm. CTS wore broad smile on Tues day morning on seeing the ground covered with light fall of snow.
 Our school held its closing ex- ercises Friday afternoon. A good program was rendered by the children, and all the trustees and visitors seemed well pleased with it and the work which has been done this year.
 Saturday morning the school took field day, and notwith- standing the gentle Arizona breezes, many of the friends of the school came out with the children and had q good time. The same evening two of our teachers, Misses Prilla Frisby and Nellie Smith, made the hearts of the children glad by giving them ball.
Holbrook argus., 1902-03-29
Having Run on Cllamberlain's
 Cough Remedy.

Between the hours of eleven o'clock a. m. and closing tinle at night on Jan. 25th, 1901, A, F. Clark, druggist, Glade Springs, Va., sold twelve bottles ofCham- berlain's Cough Remedy. He says, "I never handled a med icine that sold better or gave better satisfaction to my custom ers." This Remedy has been in general use in Virginia for many years, and the people there are well acquainted with its excel lent qualities. Many of them have testified to the remarkable cures which 1t has effected. When you need q good, reliable medicine for a cough or cold, or attack of the grip, use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy and you are certain to be more than pleased with the quick cure which it affords: For sale by F. J. Wattron.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02
Celebrated
Birthday

Nm 0ysi Hautes HmiHst iE her
Mgrer Nsls Elir uumiuaT uf Mr.
ant Nra Henry gain.bse st 5a-h
Ealsr1 rs3sh1a1st ua' ilhssnrt t.rra-
olg 1a-.reg1srH m a uwUV ulnsr o.
Mfcexy s1sItE sihe 1r'usn t.o'., q
ga.rs 5f Asr gpuF trgudf h 10 ssend
t-s s1-1l-E Ert entertained -ts-- roy
sg- After crpEan st ts E1it1I
Es-es. ssrb sl-e--s't by sslle s5le-.
.i1 -1rse ce.etygE rsffeaaz1a1ts. l1.
ea.t-g .oe cream a-t cake were
served 2 Terr pleasant ere-l-E wa
5aae A.. t-sl a-sg-fE-1e-- vEE
tst q. are t9.r ttrer -ts lussuf
"a. safA-s fr raor fl5f h-r-aal MANY
ffrr-t rs Ers reraEr- Those
,'a.ec- V-t- Wlgsf Il1rc1I st fr3
lsf N-a s1tria1t ttI MHasF. FfsaI
sA.-llef EEls NsTer Hl-rp sw5so
tt .sssas Eescs1 C.flrrs B.srr.t.
lut Cat8 NelEseaIsra Masters r.
--sf Dane Yea rtssr. ford Glgrer.
Tcgt Tusr 31a- svet-51t N-i, Eas-
r1sse-- HatvY w-lssc- H1-ry W,urzs
tcL Ef3a Esa1tss.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02
pERboEALA

~ Oeorze hsa zoae n, u.s Efsiten
bssh eoanfry f0f a. oapsg n a fep
weeks
Sidney " Barnes aad ] n Steward
ifdag obtainsq a marriage H,sase frDm
County Clerk HO.aad
8 o. 8ettismisr. ~ Woo1bsrn. .
msmbef ~ fhe state fair boafd. sas
10 fhs riiy today from WOgdbarl.
J. q. T Tutbiu. accompanied ~ hir
mother. Nu David Tuhii. haa re
tnrned frosa 90 0uiinr n q fep aesks
a. fiagel
H O. Bruce nh0 81 n0s travelling
saIoamna f0r fhs Advance Thfsahsr
Company. vent ~ Grants Pass today
y Klser. aho recently came % ore.
ron from NOfth Platte. Nrbraska hah
soitied on ihe NJ y gmlth farm. n0rth
N salem Mr Elser b. much pleased
alth Oregon. and VIII engage 90 the
raising N fruit
Clayton Weniz. former aupenntend
ont ~ ibe state deaf mute seho0l. was
ln the cliY today Ar Weniz b. nos
travelling Tor the drug arm u Wood
ard a Clarke CO.. of Portland. In The
same position he had before being ap.
pointed 10 take charge of the deaf
mute school
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02

Al M Etzrv mnsir vTEnman ir -i'f
saian v1nHsn mills HuH.amst 7erH''H
iTIu-sS IlGuf i'aneit hduii'tf f''ii
my iv EHlim Tum lie asnnd HitT
Uinr as lta rumL 1arrE vTa na.i4ia
.ti,. vmuidf q. die HeupY when AZ
1snnaifmmiaslr bee vullst mr 30 -i'f
ra.nud.-fir-' tnar lnnEuH ie Vui iu
.,ia e~uuf fnnr H--lEmr lm a inu~t
1a-nru ~ dsar Ipinw az HHiniet
,.s-mr 1nI~rH 1i iiH Imat ant Hiitiii
r,-fr iar announced lu imlr 1r r
Iv -nuiur tis Iail al iiis mil. ant. "a
he Vuf Walking tiIuuHI -.ia lunui'T
ia .tnur.ir -nm bee iruTt Che Em-n ~
ii,s mnusr lr lis -umun u -is ial
m .t,s fra us1al-.utt1r Ir lis fv siiTi
tuuumr- Do 1rlrsd lp Boz mir lta
Irur.for d-Il tur ri-ur v-Hliist nuHg
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vdir1 tt IuansL amt iu-Eir-mE -mr
tp wHf 1nr I'm rR fi-in tnHr t,'
ttmunrrssIv mt1uest v'i.uDrr mt tsl
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Il ieG~uui FuMmusuCaf E'a tsi "st
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02
SCHOOLS
OF THE
STATE
8pyr Alderman Mics AI~
BEa FsWrT
E1rmFst E1fnGl FBpIlaaIG
SHOWS L6vgs tnnasrFdu

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nnr faa fnmulessd nn maimieal So
50rr ~ lia seiinala 1r iie u.ms r'ie
uDnr- r9rssl lia s.iiG0i rssr D0L4g
nuf iia numr4 WI boz unud,st ~
a,<msmdenr soHeruan ss1sFr m
iia Hsae legislature uHsl aalum-
1ta ss10rr naHngea mme ursfesar
nr aprf connection VIII 1it
Baipn population ~ lie state snm
,nNsEt n lBI 1t ~ wB fr lia fans
sr .iss uB0r siar imf .iiHr iessu e1m.-
.JHaa a1 gia SANS naiit 81 1ns 1ie
surinmm1 isa uraasaa r-lm PT|m
U.s. un $50 Nha urinaaifd sul.luiuaur
u gia bfasnIn iaa sallisf flr lif sm.-
|pngmsur ~ ubgloua 1saffhert a.
ltt Fsas. uar fGeaff sie nuuder 81
ssa,hast v4a Hraailsd <-1m Hllt IS
Bnl. Gr giaf uutar ~ mHr~pup1
employed n lie wnaGa 81 Che uaes
rgB iaFs ariar uus sssr'.iirsnsa ar
.nJl6ma lgg iars f,uf HeBfe esr-.d.
9ara bbi iats ssrand asdse 5i2
tsbf sia'f EAfa t6 rrf sauilDBsa v'Gi
8rmGy es~ldrar.a aut 80 dHg,s
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lau tsr ssnfisrg sam deaasg. ant %
risf nmdsr So tala,t IS 5a.m Gl a
peas eif u,n1nr VI Jrtae sciiosaa ~
ri,s Bass aaa tsrsss.sf frgm rEl ss
80 vaa 1ps nnahar ~ 8u8la a.
.mf w Ci.sss aeaosHt aas Increased
fom }fG tg ~glf ghe muhew -
ssaftera t 3rrgs D,aooGt op-iag ne
f'aF' fsnuassf f,1m fsl ~ grr
~ H.f la1 bHcsG tarrert ~ rfs
Us.s rfyrsasufag 1lfJ siaDsl tcasl
tplue4 $500 sars fspcrrst a. ts
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ssang ~ as1 gsa.r
sp3erficsuasur SfDrruads ffpor-
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gfer mss su6s6 vas tfTEs 8. ns
,ans tus 1is nlr, 5sssatol ~ fsu,aas
tusae1sfa Increased 'asa ~ ~
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s(Aeel a0esea aal 5slsl,aza ~ l.f
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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02
AN Open Letter
From CIV. Johnson

"a, aa many saawas aad ffisn'tf ~
Wnrou a,a PsGt sosacAss'--fS's'se-
ur
vss ssa.asu vGl elaae NJ tpfnd.'toA
tsar asa easCtag ant fnfuaaalha
u.,,6, tsasss IL gaasu. ANT 2 fsfsl
1r-nd d iaq ~ rta1 3 h2as 1ruisr
~ .as,mert mar -sn ns ctsT haas
ur IN tn atcas 9sasz acaEa1 uua
mra,ap ~ A5f mars- Again Is gives
us 1dsaHu,t t1 ag mar We hars nsFst
snrrst isrrsu iunpssa iaan We are
t,,-,.,1f f mat me 10 l'rr already
a,ps lnw4 80 r.arGlTE 8It fifn4'a-
ur uarset We have attst a ei1cl5 isfs
inns. NJ st,s 1r-.rmI fatttatt frs tt1est
fr men. gu- mls 1 -t-f ln.s hat
inpn lu- BeYunit pur sE1'ssra1a1r-f- we
t,s.litu- liHf We give qgu a ts1Es1 aioe
fv tt4 nnnrv linr ErF srhef tsaasr
n lt. dt-r Iur ti,ri-lx -ls N.- h@
st,. ts-r,qr ". away fa-rrtst alt ~ -te
ii,f,t,sgf- r-uut While We 1IeCt 20
uatr Z msnLnr 1f lue q Etsr graf@
nj Cunning IL TIE mms rE--e We VII
i,t-,-. ft sr,pt ne med -m ard cheap
u-uasq So 1tas We are always rsadg
tp uapnu-mYatte C-f customers with
arr lrags rut wanted. Our line u
.uurr Btf1 WA sever more complete
nan nov. We carry the famous Lion
ssr1ue u,re1 fOr neat fitting and fast
r.lre Togefher w1tb other brands
.nut a,ugble us ~ sell fancy shirts
fruu ~ tenis ~. Our bat stock, while
- be- uod aIl in yet. We have On route
frru New York a very large lot Of
rte latest styles. 80 that we expect TO
be hea1guzrrerz for late style hats. II
vnuIt BE Impossible In this short
s,bue no K5rN 4 detailed description Of
uu 1ns aEerent lines TO Be found in
uur rast bat remember this. that ey-
srY BHe usually carried IN clothing
Az gents furnishing store is in our
sta1E. No larger or better selected
stock In the city OF Salem. We hope
20 be able TO say at the close of this
year that 1902 was our banner year,
and to make il so will be our greatest
endeavor So come and take a look
through our stock. We will take the
greatest pleasure in showing YOU
through. whether you buy or not
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-09-02
PICKING
OF HOPS
BEGINS
ETfF VF-ie les ARE Nd'E Be,
dIE Harvested
SdEfg-E IN Tins se11gH were
NsFr WlTt Ped I'LL

u'fe unaiur u fis fIHEira ant h'ii'.
sr vu~rlaa uf iuuE vai Deasin hnlb
fsrr IN znrar siuH Hvsfuirte r1irih
auf lie r14~u4 ~ gllbef- q Patterson.
Ipa- Blna Tile g,ad 81 iie surI'' 70
aaras fan rar v'il MY ia is'ssila''
inr gtf uH.li-e vii be- mum M
Jr1ust 1usr liar r asr raar 1w lie
-saufln .im usulfsr sauh-Ha ia,'f
inr umt,s 1arsBm- iisir lirEuH M
.1I siev nvs fulv nm-ursL HiH.lT
lie aarv inDs u~ ia-.tansfi 1eiiirs
sirsy iaras 1aeu gwen SINE 1i nn'un
alma ss,v r1lvut IaHr iaaau Jira.mr
1iss ars inBa 1rr a tsaliHr ssrnansa
.iu -t,s number fipa 1nr ssilmans A'
DER raur ~ Che HuwsfI =if MF7
nrsvspsr 1iar 1E Tuu-BnE 81 lfn
wash suy 81 J,a~ tnlr ~ cue gviysi-
vlI be- 1aa-oaf.um while prEmg VII
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cue 1lrt mr r'ua tsaisr 'sBH-i
lisr tie rssuBIn mmss rriv s.7 "a npn,
Jenaft IS iaa.it JlrEuF ltsar fuDH iee
sirs srieirt a lis 1an -imt 1t'fg ni
1lp ia1e Hmubs facilities ti gues ltar
Fr1D A. -7lGng ug che sr~iB 'asuli.faf
vaau r. iassna rl nanu's NElF iatf
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Hirrmmnmtrs li,s gurH ut CHE 30
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~ az -nsY Ers lnimst ty t'sEu Ji,ta-
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fa t moh Ergwfl -itr Ers beg lnlia
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0f tlgt. ahd ihe wages ~ bfahsmen
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lu wages means about l2l 900 addition
~ lhe rDmpanys pay roll
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