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N|E GIRLS BOWLING
RECORD At I.M.G.A.
Miss Ruth Rease Pushed the
Figure Up to Ill Sat-
urday Evening.

Once again the girls bowling record
On the =. N. C. A. alleys has been
smnshod. The new record Is III and
The owner Is Miss Ruth Rease. By
rolling iii Miss Rease raised the girls
record from 81, which score was rolled
ebout Q week ago by Miss Grace Eos.
ker. SECRETARY Of the Young women's
Department BY rolling 81 Miss Foster
raised the girls score from 70, the first
record established by Mrs. Elisa Schul.
Ken.
Saturday evening the girls had e4clu
sive use Of the bowling alleys and a
large number were out to participate
IN the sport. Much Improvement has
been shown in the three evenings that
the girls have had access to the bowl.
ing alleys a. Is indicated by the In.
creased records.
Featuring the score rolled by Miss
Rease were two strike and one spare
md I'll n Succession.
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Evening Chat

Angelo Costello was approached by
the iithographer Of the Red Cross
drive and asked II bill could be put
In his window. He nodded assent and
roiuted proudly to his Red Cross but
ton. what! do you belong?" asked
the biIler, "how does that come? "oh.
the ladies' coming after meat all asked
me II was member and thought
l had better Join It."
Brazil's actual entrance into the war
on the side OF the United States and
the Allies, awakeps new and wide.
spread interest IL that great sister
american republic. AS September 7th
and November 18th are the two prin.
oipal national holidays Of the country,
1t is fitting, since the latter IS to be-
celebrated, in a few days, that the
American people should recognize 1t
and its Significance. The former Is the
brazilian Independence Day. for on
that day in 1922 the then vice regent
of Brazil, the vast colonial possession
Of Portugal. who was Dom Pedro, son
Of King John VI, declared the indie
pendence of Brazil from the mother
country. The Portuguese military gar.
risons in Rio de Janeiro and other
Brazilian cities were easily overcome
with little or no bloodshed and were
transported back to Portugal. and on
October 70 Dom Pedro I. was solemnly
declared the constitutional Emperor
and perpetual defender OF Brazil, and
thus was established the Empire Of
Brazil.
For 81 years Brazil remained the
only independent country in the West
ern World with a monorchical form Of
government. BY the end OF that time,
however, the ideas Of democracy and
self government had gained such as.
tendency that the people OF Brazil de.
cided to transform their monarchy
into a republic, and for the second time
there was complete change in govern
ment through another bloodless revo.
luton. The people OF Brazil had no
great quarrel with their easy.going
monarch, nor had they any desire to
harm him or the members of his fam.
lily. All respected Dom Pedro H., and
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RESTORATION IS
QUITE COMPLETE
SAYS P. S. HOLLAR
Health All Back Again And
to Nery-Worth Falls
the Credit.

This entirely new signed endorse.
ment given to Nery.Worth Druggist,
E. C. Shepperd, Martinsburg, lets i'm.
portant light in upon the subject of
nervous ills and the means to be taken
to ward them off:
81 was extremely nervous. Appe.
tite very poor. Did not seem to di.
gest my food. Had to take physic all
the time. Gas formed in my stomach
and I would bloat and it caused me
a great deal of uneasiness. Could not
sleep soundly and get any rest but
tossed about the bed all night. Had
serious trouble with my kidneys.
II purchased q bottle of Nerv.
Worth at your store and since taking
about three fourths of it AM COM
PLETELY RESTORED TO MY NOR.
NAL HEALTH and feel fine. All the
troubles mentioned have left me. ]
surely recommend Wentworth to ali
"P. s. HOLLAR,
1910 North Church St.,
"Martinsburg, W. Va"
Cranes Drug store sells Nerv.
Worth at Fairmont. Your dollar back
II this famous family tonic does not
benefit you.
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many loved him for his inc personal
Qualities. but Il was The no6arcliic&i
system Of government a iis entirety
they wanted to Eet rid 81. and % Il be-
came necessary Tor them to depose
him. This they did on November Is,
1859. Marshal Manoei Deodoru Fcn-
SEGA, one Of the ablest and most popu-
lar generals Of the Brazilian army,
placed himself at the head Of the reyo.
luton and on the date named publish
ed proclamation in which he stated
that the people, the army and the navy
had decreed the disposition Of the i'm.
perial dynasty and the extinction OF
The monarchical system. He assured
the people that the Provisional govern,
ment guaranteed all inhabitants OF
Brazil security for life and property,
and respect for Individual and political
rights; that 1t recognized and despect-
, ed all national engagements contract
"a during the monarchy and that It
would adhere to existing treaties with
foreign countries, acknowledge the do
nestle and foreign debt, and assume
all other legally constituted obliga-
lions.
This was a very simple and very
plain document and was signed by Mar
shal Fonseca as chief OF the Provi-
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now TO GET THE
ARMY ALLOWANCES
|bien Must Start the Matter
Through Applications to
Captain

All drafted men in service who de.
Fire TO allot TO any dependent, other
Than wife and children specified sum
hut Of his monthly pay and desire that
hny other dependent should benefit by
The government allowance, should ap.
bly, directly to the captain OF his COM
pany asking that such part Of his pay
be paid by the government directly to
he dependent. Claim should also be
made to the captain for the govern
Iaent allowance to which his depend.
bnt Is entitled.
| A drafted man claiming dependent
parent may direct an allotment out Of
is pay Of SIS per month. to which the
government will add $40 per month
baking a monthly sum of $25 received
~ the dependence II both parents are
lying and are dependent the govern.
bent allowance Is $50, which with one.
Alf OF the drafted mans pay makes a
Sptai of s35.
In some cases dependents have come
p the local board to make claims for
aeir allotments and their allowances.
should be understood that this is all
andied BY military authorities exclu.
yeiy.
All dependents. of drafted men who
esire the benefit Of the government
lcwance, should communicate with
be drafted men with the view of hav.
Repayment begin at an early date.
case Of married man without chill
ZEN, the wife, with half OF her hus-
nnd's pay, will receive $50 per month,
which application must be made
rough regular military channels.
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no buruings Of palaces. Order xns
maintained. and shinst went o. saisiy
ana saneiy. Truly 1 remarkable reyo-
nition and that q al the moro reason
why Brazil should celebrate The 18th
OF November. the day when Il became
a republic without shedding blood.
The mother country, Portugal. accord.
ing to cabiegram from Lisbon, has
sent q special embassy ut whose head
IS Commander Leotte do Rego, OF the
Portuguese navy. to participate In the
general rejoicing and celebration, an
evidence that all past family differ
ences between the two countries have
long since been buried IN oblivion.
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BY PAUL puRMAN.

Tho choice Of new manager for the
st. Louis Cardinals still gives the
baseball fan something to talk about
at stove league sessions and the latest
rumor is that Jack Miller, Cardinal
second baseman. is to get the Job.
One think is certain-if the mass of
st. Louis fans have anything to do with
1t Jack is pretty sure to get the job,
az he is one OF the most popular ball
players in st. Louis ut the present time.
During the last two seasons Miller
has acted as Miller Higgins lieuten-
nant IN managing the Cards and no
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small part of Higgins success with the
st. Louis outfit is due to Mil,er's as
sistance.
Branch Hickey is said to be serious.
ly considering Miller as Higgins sue
cessor and st. Louis newspapers have
started a campaign in his favor.
Miller is consistent ballplayer, an
excellent infielder and a fellow with
O. knack OF making people like him.
There would be no lack OF harmony on
o ball club managed by Miller. He is q
fair batter. having averaged ESQ last
year, .264 in 1916 and .290 the year be-
fore.
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Boyd Andersen. the Fairmonf ~
taurant man. who d the local SSe1lt
for the Jackson caf, had Z hiE day 81
Saturday when he sold three cara ana
bas them al delivered already.
9. g. Wedding. president os TIE
American Tank and Valve company
purchased fise passenger jackson
touring car % d@ Henry Lang. e
sbinnstou. VIII McGrex, Of Fairnont,
bought jackson cruiser. Z;
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P. H. Williams. young man who
carries the mail from Sutton to Her.
old, met with quite a serious accident
last Saturday, according to the Brax-
ton Central. He was driving n mulc
and at a point near NARROW Mace's
on Buffalo mountain, the aforesaid
mule took some kind of spell and run
off down the hill and at point near
the residence OF Bub Berry the bug
gy in which Williams was riding
turned over and he was dragged for
a distance Of probably 200 yards and
was bruised up pretty badly. 1t seems
strange, but 1t is fact, the mule run
until he dropped stone dead. Young
Williams was taken to the home of
Mr.. Berry, where he received medical
attention and was able to return to
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-14

In q recent issue the Nicholas Re.
publican printed the following: Two
famous Nimrods. Harry Smith and
Made Martin. made some inroads on
Webster County game last week, they
having succeeded in bagging two nice
specimens Of the forest in the person
OF a large black bear which Mr..
Smith killed on the headwaters of
Williams River. Mr.. Martin was not
quito so lucky but came in as a close
second, having shot and killed a fine
five antlered buck deer. The hunters
came in Saturday bearing with them
the trophies of the hunt but returned
Sunday to their headquarters at the
Old Kessler Camp on the Williams.
They were followed up Tuesday by
]. Z. Kessler and lobe Seward who
will Join them for a week or two's
hunt in the country drained by the
Williams River"
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formation concerning things that
girls can enlist for IN the United
States army, as wish to give me
services to my country. You will
find enclosed a stamped envelope. /
would appreciate any information you
can afford to give"
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BITS OF
STATE NEWS

Brook county has recently had a
fisk campaign against the unlicens.
I dog. The Wellsburg News tells
bout It thus: 1.-THE second day Of
e dog law enforcing expedition end
I with about 30 less dogs In the
|unty than when the day began. The
Iicers went to the vicinity OF Cliff
nville where they found numerous
etagged dogs and proceeded to do as
5e law directs. The burial OF the
3 dogs killed on Monday was held
nesday morning In Buffalo District.
squad Of county prisoners were ia.
hn out and given the task OF digging
e graves and performing the last
tes Of the dead. They will perform
milar duties for the dogs killed
resday."
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his home at Herold in a day or two
afterwards.
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Dizzy7 Bilious! Constipated!
Or. King neville Pills cause healthy
acw Of Bile and rids your Stomach
md Bowels Of waste. and fermenting
body pcisors. They ,are. q Tonic to
your Stomach and Liver and tone the
general system. First dose relieves.
See . bottle today. Csc. ali druggists.
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twenty-five Cent Slno
One for you, maybe; 100 for a soldie
VOU probably know what that when you have one
maybe two for quarter your favorte spend asNg
But the value of smoke isn't only it COSTS It's
partly in who smokes it. and him.
Most who smoke will give up quarter without think
ing much about you smoke you drop in and get
quarter nothing to you then.
But France, where they drop in at the
the soldiers hungry for the quarters worth Of
American smokes that you take and enjoy SO lightly.
Our Tobacco Fund for Soldiers is Supplying them.
The kit Of good smokes that your quarter will buy for the
soldiers is about double what buys for you. We've
ranged with the American Tobacco Company these
kits with IS worth for Is
way y ssa g s that s sea t sGes a s dan
as sad ssn IN PSF sssss ard Ps s : s 81
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Better make $780, $500 $1,000 send Of 2Oof 40 Of
these kits to fellows who need EN- than da
The West Virgi1oia1l
TOBACCO FUN
> = :. @ s. s
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Miss Rebecca Woods. of Clay. rea.
kes that she can't be soldier but
be wants to do the next best thing.
b she has written to the recruiting
ficer in charge of the Charleston
Padquarters, asking for a list OF pc.
lions open IN the army to girls. Her
tier follows: "Please send me in.
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Your quarter will go farther and do more good in this
Three DURHAM pses e
Cigarettes one tin of Tuxedo plenty Of papers for max.
ing, and stamped post card addressed to you for Is
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New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-stocks moved
forward in convincing fashion yester-
day despite the further weakness
shown by isolated issues. notably COP
pers. Much Of theactivity conferred
around the war group, particularly
steels, at extreme gains Of 2 to 2
points.
The advance was materially aided
not only by extensive short covering,
but also by heavy buying from COM
mission houses. who were reported to
be acting for western interests. There
were vague rumors Of early develop.
ments at Washington, which are ex.
pected to rebound to the advantage OF
several of the munitions companies
now fulfilling large contracts for the
home government and its allies.
Rails shared in tn rise, though less
substantially than mdustrials and
equipments. Low grade or reorganiz.
ed transportation issues were more
prominent than usual.
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self, inquiring about their meal so
that everything is satisfactory to them.
as the salt too salty? Is the water too
wet" and If it is, some bus boy gets
an awful earful right in front of every
body. You come an. and he comes up
to you, awfully bored. "One?" Right
this way" and he starts off in front
Of you, all puffed up and with more
pomp than the Lord Mayor of London,
leads you across the dining room, past
nicely planted tables to a table up
against the knita and fork stand.
Then he calls bus boy, bawls him
out for something or other, then leaves
you. The bus boy does nothing but
keeps your water glass full. BY the
time your order is taken you're too full
Of water to eat.
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3AilE Nature
FAEM0udetf1ll.
E6eae Alet:u.
OUR HOTEL PRIMER.
The Head Waiter.

What is this. a rattlesnake? No, my
dear children, this is head waiter
working. All he does is hiss and get
in the other walters road.
A chair is out of place about an
eighth Of an inch. and he'll hiss like
a noon whistle until some waiter
comes and sets 1t right.
He's very wonderful institution, at
least he thinks he is. He only knows
the terribly wealthy. He's all bows
and smiles to them and does them the
honor of taking tneir order himself.
Between forkfuls he's busying him.
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Man the Shrouds.

Miss Ascum-Do you know. I often
wonder why a ship has to weigh its
anchor every time it leaves port.
Mr.. Dumley-Why-er weight
is constantly changing. you know, be-
cause Of the-er-binnacles and
things that accumulate on the anchor.
Press.
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Natural Proceeding.

That fellow was beyond all doubt
the receiver of stolen property, and
yet he managed to get off.
1t was to be expected. What is
more in order than to whtiewash a
fence?-Baltimore American,
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. IS. = Bullish con.
structions put on announcements from
the food administrator touching corn
and hog values, rallied the corn and
provision markets yesterday after
early declines. Corn closed firm, Y
to %@& net higher, with December
115A to 1855. and May 111M to Xix.
Oats gained A@% to %0h. The fin.
ish IN provisions ranged from 81 cents
setback to rise Of Is cents.
Articles. Open. Close.
Corn
December .........s1.141z s1.15A
May ...........".. 1.1Oh Ills
Oats
December ......... .5sh .5sx
May ............." .SoA .6oh
Pork
S 9ssSssy ........ q ;;. % :. .s %
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ooueiE.JoINrEo KICKER.
MARRoWBoNE. Ky. - Friends of
George Harp expect great things from
him on eastern football fields Harp

is double.jointed end has peculiar hip
joint. He can kick ball at any angle
forward or backward. He expects to
mystifJ the opposing teams by facing
IN one direction aud kicking the ball IN
another. He can forward pass with
his taet at sEill!uily as with his hands.
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Safe Side. Anyho,y.

Wonderful mastery you have over
these savage animals. said the admir-
ing visitor to the lion tanner. How do
you manage it?
Easy enough. sir, If you keep on
the right side OF them.
All, yes-but what is the right side
of them?
Well. said the tanner. I reckon it's
the outside.-London Tit Bits.
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WormSyrun

Stood the test for 30 years. IT HEV1K
PALS. TO children Il II an angel Of
mercy. PLBAKANT TO TAKE. NO
eICHMESS. no FHYSIC NEEDED. One
bottle has killed 132 worms. All drug.
'gistS and dealers, or by xnAil-a5o q bot.
Est. Q. a. VOORHEES,, n. D., Phila-, Pa.
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wANTED-Boarders and Roomers at
South Side House by day or week.
G. v. Joliff, Prop. 1O-17.3t 29S6.
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LOST AND Fou,.D

LosT-Lea.her bocketbook contain
ing change and papers. Somewhere
between postoffice and Catholic
church, Oct. II at noon. Return to
West virginian Boz 1892.
1o-1s-lt.2ss2.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished roc
with sleeping porch. Rooms can
rented singly or together. Inquired
22O Locust Ave, or phone 1881.
10-17-2t 1884.
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FALSE TEETH-We pay as high as
$3.50 per set for old false teeth, no
matter II broken; also gold crowns.
bridge work. Mail to Berner's False
Teeth Specially, % Third St., Troy, N.
Y, and receive cash by return mail.
10.15.26t.2977
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RooMs-FuRN1sHED

FOR RENT or ( furnished or
furnished rooms. S14 Coleman q
nue.. 10-1b.6t. >,
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SAVE THIS COUPON
NUMBER 157

1se nv % need Of every family in Eamont
70 pay on patriotic holidays limited
pra ., 81 es h sasTs at small cost
NE me ABOVE coupons nsecutyey
cuts extra for mailing fos. 80 e " 'eN1s' AeA
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FOR SALE-Horse and wagon. Bar.
gain to quick buyer. 722 Benoni
Ave. 10.1S.9t.29S9
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Tit for Tat.

Mercy. John, the baby has eaten a
lot of that dog biscuit"
Never mind! 1t serves Towser
right; l caught him eating the baby's
food yesterday" Boston Transcript.
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WANTED-old false teeth. Don't
matter II broken ! pay 5000 to
$500 per set. Send by parcel post
and receive check by return mail.
L. Mazer, 20o7 S. Fifth Street, Phila.
delphia, Pa. 10.12.6t.2959
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FOR sALE-Model 81 5.passenger
Empire car in first class running
order. A bargain to quick buyer. In.
quire o. c. Blatt, ITO Elkins street,
LIST ward. 10.1S.St.2991.
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FARM near Pittsburgh, modern hol,
will trade for store. Second Id
Tool Store, 1908 Liberty Ave-, Pi|
burgh. 1O-17.6t 29S5
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Salt rising and yeast
home made bread. Also pies and
cakes. Apply 400 Quincy street.
9.24.26t.2S76
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WANTED

WANTED-5OoO old feather beds.
Highest cash prices paid. Mail or.
ders PROMPTLY attended to. Write
Pullman Feather Company, P. o. Box
2771, West Virginian. S.31.tf.277l
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-F:ne plantations, 200
to s,240 acres. near Richmond. 4
stock. grain. grass and tobacco faS.l
S. NJ. McCutcheon, Blackstone. Va
10.15.6t-2s
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HOUSES FOR SAFE

FOlt SALE-6-room house with bul
Big lot. Apply S25 Jefferson stfs|
4.20.tt No u
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WANTED-Pick and shovel laborers.
Apply on work at Rivesville. w. Va.
Paw Paw district road work. Ridge
Bros, Contractors. 10.S.12t2935
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WE CAN PLACE a number OF va
en- between the ages OF 20 to 40|
our salesmanship department, exrl
fence not necessary but you must
teachable. $50 per month and
ward to beginners. A splendid
portunity for stenographers a
clerks under paid. Address II
1862. West virginian. 10-11S.at.a9|
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''Gsts-It," 2 Drops,
Corns Peel Off +!
For IS Cents Peel OF Is Corns.

"Gets.1t," the greatest corn dis.
eovery Of any age. makes 3oy.walk-
ers out Of corn-limpers. It makes
Buy elderly" bottle OF aGets.Ifr
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WANTED-4 CARPENTERS, 3 RIG.
GERS. l WATER BOY. 20 LABOR.
ERS. BEST WAGES PAID TO GOOD
MEN. APPLY FAIRMoNT CHEM.
CAL CO.'S NEW PLANT. 1O.16-5t-29sl
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OPERATE non.commission real es
tate business. Capital and expert
ence unnecessary. Write Non-Com
mission Agency. Lima, Ohio.
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WANTED = Girl for general ho1|
work. Apply 612 Fairmont Ave.
10.1S-6t-2d
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Referenc|
Apply at once. Third Floor, Ho|
Savings Bank building. Phone sac
l0.17-3t 29S2.
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HELP WANTEDLMALE

wANTED-Men. Steady work. Hell
mick Foundry Machine Co.