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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

The Skowfsga tslfph0He girls 5d'0
a YER delightful party in their new
rees room Tuesday evening, Dec =.
The affair was in celebration OIL fhs
Christmas season and the room was
prettiiy decoFnIed with Christmas col
ors. The table in the center OF the
room was covered with q Snowy cloth
upen which sprays Of holly, green
leaves and broad bands Of red ribpon
ran riot. Place cards numbered II asaa
there was some confusion until il was
discovered that the cards reed back
ward. giving The names Of those pres
eut. the 18th member Of the party being
the night operator who. though at this
switchbeFd. enjoyed the party through
the open door. The refreshments COR
sisted Of lobster a ia Newberg, sand
witches. olives and coffee with candies
and salted nuts. and were under the
efficient management Of Miss Lem
CaTiTeau- A phoHograph added TO the
enjoyment OF the evening. n one cor
ner OF the room a very realistic brick
ehirnne- was TO be seen and al o'ciocx
Santa Claus made his appearance from
out this chimney. with gifts for all.
The force consists Of Pauline Green.
Lena Cariveau. Lavinia murray, BeF-
nice Titcomb, Mrra Sawyer. chief ana
Vincent Provenciai. Skowheean High
school 1870. the night operator. Invited
guests were Matthew Green. who was
the Santa Claus. Margaret Chase. Della
Carireau, Roy PooieF. Grace Tffton and
Leroy XcDeRougA.
First Seiectman Clyde II. Smith re-
turned TueEday from a business trip
to Boston.
Miss Lots -danter. a student at the
University of Maine. and Miss Agnes.
a student at Boston University arrived
in town Tuesday night and will pass
the holidays with their father and
mother. Postmaster and Mrs. Clarence
Mantor.
Mrs. Pearl Clayton Swain and con
Robert VINO are passing the Christmas
holidays with Mrs. Swain's mother,
Mrs- Aizada McIntire Of Soiou. were
business visitors in town Tuesday
Mrs Elmer Decker and Mrs.. Irving
Paimsr OF Hinckiey were in town Tues
day
Mrs. w. w. Creation was called to !
Avon last Friday by the illness and |
death of her mother. Mrx. George II !
Will Mrs. VIII was Thanksgiving /
visitor with her husband al Mrs. Great /,
on home and at that time extensive !
plans were being made for the Goth wei- |
ding anniversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII. |
which would have taken place eari.' In |
January. |
William c. Fletcher of Norridgewock |
was in town Tuesday
Amos x. Butler. ESQ. returned from i
business trip to New York ON Tues /
day.
The meeting Of the Farmers Union |
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
FEATURES Of the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks

rev, York Dec. 23-Fhe extreme dAii-
sss sf ,odays stock market, transac
rsas falling TO the smallest tolai "
z,y fuj session since midsummer re-
|asrted ths detached attitude OF traCsfs
Ela ne public at this period OF me Eeai
| IA he main. however. the hnoeftoiis
vas irrn with occasional Intervals OF
: r7nc-n particularly in some OF the
.tascure or inactive misceiianeous spe-
ziiss which suffered severe impair
re1t he November reversal.
| Money was the one uisanietlns Iactor'
tai oaas rising TO Is per cent. if"tI'
he 5peniag rate of 10 and deeiihihs 70
It's initial quotation 1ust oeiofe hie
toss. Little OF no effort was raade 70
'sgeuate time loans. WHICH Fu'en Ga
,sssRt MAXIMUM figures.
Aoaerate reaction was naniiesteo "
.Reign exchzHge, dealers reporting ,,- ~,
t5y 5fferlnes of demand and time oliis
b -.ondon and Paris. presumably 10
rose sut year-snd accounts
Reviews If steel trade condItions -tii-
,ssszen interpretations OF consia-
erseIe Increase of railroad business
es-;Y the coming year, Some OF VIZ
k to ,e financed by issues or Snort t'iiie
istss and trust certificates. .
american Tobacco Securities. Amerf-
tza .nseed. Endieoft-jehnson. Coiun-
b. ;rayhaphone, Remington Ipyewfl-
-alfcrnt3 fdcAiHE,.- bdiiSit
|taHy aHG several OF the sugar and SNIP
H'Rg ssues we're conspicuous tor their Z
Fsssisrent strength at extreme gains oi
70 = even points.
.aHs md representative steeis ana
giaHettis I..ade only moderate upwafo
e-9gress 1t best, hat metals and local
osiies. notably Manhattan EfeFatea-
taoteg steady accumulation. saiss
suoulJed 10 52lt0 shares.
aenas we're strong on the reeouhd IA
kasep.aiiys rails. investment transpor-
R3u0hs stifYeutng. Liberty issues eased
axala lut fereigns were slightly bet
r. Total sales. par value. aggregated
Al..ts1 Uli L. s. bonds were uH-
Banged n cali.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

New .
wHEAT-Spot steady; No. red 80
Z q b steamer New York.
CORE-Spot easy; new No yefsow
fe23 and No. mixed l5'- a New
York prompt shipments.
OATS-Spot firm; No. white ssA
LARD-FirYn: middle west 2f06as4l5.
BUTTFR-Sieady: receipts I5i5 tubs,
creamery higher than extras .esn8l: 40
extras. ~ score. 20; firsts sSIss; pack
ing stock current make No. 47i-
EGGS-Ffrrn; receipts 6Sei cases:
fresh gathered extras 72473: extra firsts
pflTI; frsts 67zSa: state. Pa. and near
by western lfennery whites first TO ex-
tr,s 7sITp- state and nearby Ahennery
browns and mixed colors 72dIS
POTATO E.s-Steaey: Virgin late
cro1, per barrel i5044s5.
cABBAGI.S-Quiet and unchanged-
SUGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal
-. fine granulated 500
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Dec. a.
HOiS-Receipts 1900: closed weak
part of early advance of 10 10 Is cents
lost. Bulk 1335dl356: top 1850: heavy
133s&i355: medium I3s865ls60: light l32sa
1855: light lignr 13c5N1325; heavy packing
Sows smooth fgI5nl3l5: packing sows
rough I201d12!5: pigs I225GI325.
CATTLE-Recelpts 200: firm. Beef
steers: Medium ana heavy weight
choice and prime lsS5G100 medium and
good 11zmI1So: common S75Bl125: light
weight good and choice i4i06l956: COM
mon and medium s00dl44a Butcher cat
tie: Heifers 650@liT5. cows 6ryGl3o3;
Gamers and cutters 525@S46: veal calves
l5500iSS0; feeder steers 575@l225 stoeker
steers 6a0nla3S.
sHEEP-Reeeipts 5000 strong. Lambs
l5s5sgls25: cuils and. common 1175GIl556
Ewes: Medium and good s0Od195e: ctils
and common 4i5MT75
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

Carl Curtis and John Lewis, having
previously been made.
MI. and Mrs. George Stflphen Of
augusta are in town over Christmas
the guests OF her sister. Mrs. Maurice
GledhiIl.
Charles Andrea. Fred Weeks and
Miss Marie Rowe of Bath passed
through 5kowiiegan on wednesds,
on their way TO CornviIie. whese the,.
Will pass Christmas
Conductor Grant Of the s.3s train
out of Skowhegan came very near
being out Of Job" when somebody
called the all aboard" while he was
IN the station on Tuesday. Through
n window he saw his train pulling
ont and made "A dash. which sue
ceeded in stopping the train.
VIII Esterbrook of Skowhegan and
his daughter. Mrs. Pearl E. Wood.
with little daughter Phyllis of Wa
tefvlile. are passing Christmas in
Hartiand with Mrs. Lucy Hunt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

board and Earle Grundy. represent
ing the Young peoples society pre-
sented Rev. ana Mrs. II. r. Nichols
with purse containing $40 as a
Christmas gift and the Ladies' Social
Circle presented the pastor "and his
wife with an entire Christmas din
ner Two trees were very prettily
decorated and bore many presents.
Sheldon H Beals. Mrs. Kate Kill
and Everett T. Goodrich have been
chosen 20 act as judges in the hap
piness contest" which is feature Of
the Christmas dance to be given un-
der the auspices Of the Grange in
their hall on Thursday evening.
Francis AsNiehols. OF West Suf-
field. Conn. eldest son Of Rev. and
Mrs. II. L. Nichols, is in town pass
ing the Christmas holidays.
Earle Grundy, a student at Bates
college. is passing his Christmas va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Grumpy OF Mechanic street.
On Christmas there will be special
masses at Our Lady OF Lourties
Catholic church at O'Clock. at $50
and at 1890 O'Clock. At the $50
mass. a Mass in Honor Of st.
Joseph by J. Wiegand will be sung
by the choir accompanied by the or
gan and an orchestra of fifteen
pieces. The soioists win be Mrs. w
J. Lashon. Mrs. Archie Cote. Mrs.
Josephine Goulette. Mrs. Alice Govt
EFT. Miss Alice Bouchard, Miss Bea-
trice Pumalow, Miss Cecilia For
tier. Miss Borfier will act as organ
ist at the ehildren's mass at $50
O'Clock. taking the place OF Mrs. A.
B. Borden. the regular organist. At
the offertory ''Ghristus Naius est
Nobis" by M. A. Meivii will be sung
The music for the day is under the
direction OF Mrs. A. b. borden.
An anniversary mass for the re-
pose Of the soul of Joseph Lashon
was celebrated at o'clock Wednes-
day morning by Fr. Renaud al the
church Of Our Lady of Lourdes.
Mrs. Laura Toulouse Of Waterville
was in town Wednesday forenoon for
the anniversary mass for her father,
Joseph Lashon.
Arthur MeQuiliain. a student at
Bowdein College. returned to his
home Tuesday evening for the hoii-
day recess.
The members of the Farm Bureau
at st. Albans have purchased car
lead of fertilizer for the comiag sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bragg and
daughter Evelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
rance Murray OF Portland and Mr..
and Mrx William Mosson of Bridge
port, Conn, are Christmas guests at
ths home of j. H. Murray. Mrs Mos
son viii remain for the winter.
n. L. Trask OF the Kenne5ec En-
pioyment Agency is passing the hoi-
iday in Bangor He will return Mon
day.
The First National Bank at Show
hegan was in part forcibiy entered
on Wednesday mernine by a runaway
outer door and was stopped in the
vestibuie- The only dep0sit recorded
was some lunches of white hair on
the sides Of the outer doer castings.
Emery Dyer. o student at BoWdoin
Cellaoe, 10 in town with liis parents,
Mr.. and MrA A. r.. Dyer. for the
ChFistm&s recess.
Mis Frances Toole. a Somerset
hospital nurse, 10 passing Christmas
in Bnngpr with her sister.
Cecil FL. Tiiton has received the
appointment an ons Of the census
for skowhegan- His ap-
pointInent is the third. the other two.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Boston Produce Market
Boston. Dec.

Boston. Dec Il
BI-EF-Gholce whole cattle 2i1Izs
BETTER-Northern creamery extras
iinila; western creamery extras IDsMIl.
tHEFSF,-New twins extras 3akI33.
CORN-No. yellow I7ss...5.
EGGS--Nearpy hsnneFr siIrs2: west
ern extras S3as4.
Ff<0lTR-Spring patents, 1s6-ib. saok KS,
l45Gpi550
HAy-No tirnoth'- 2ea33.
LAMB-Spring 25n2S.
OATS-Fancy 20 10 4s-ib. sacks sssAs9.
PORK-MediuTn hacks j6i0
POTATO oES-Aroostook Green Noun
tains 3l9H330 per lao-ib. bags: Cobbiers
esDqc05; p. T.. l. white g75T 30; red 2i1d
80: sweets Is per basket.
SUGAR-[iranuiated wholesale gIo-
GERS quotation, sS5 per 100 lbs. IN bu4A-
VEAL-l56g
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25


added work which is thrust upon
them AT the holiday season cheer
fully
The roads 10 Town from the sur
rounding country are in fine condi-
ton and an unusual number of far
mers even for the Christmas shop
ping season we're in town Tuesday.
The information has been given ont
on good authority that there are
about IS OF the employees of the
American Wool Company here who
will have incomes large enough 10
require the payment Of an income
lax. An interesting incident occurred
when one Of the employees whose in
come is sufficient TO require the pay
ment Of u tax, but who is only 10
years of age. discovered that Uncle
Sam requires this tax Of minors az
we'll as adults.
Florence and Margaret. daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shsaff,
former Skowhegan residents. re-
turned TO their home IN Portland
Wednesday morning after a short
visit in town with friends.
Thomas Cockburn. who is attend
ing Burdett Business college. in Bos-
TON. is at home for the holidays.
Cassimir Bisson and Carl Phil
brick students at Bowdoin college,
came from BFunswfek ny machine TO
pass the Christmas holidays with
their families
Mrs. Fannie Webb Fletcher has
gone to Worcester. Mass. for the
Christmas holidays
Miss Chantal Bisson, vino is at
tending Burdett Business college Is
passing the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. A. e. Bis-
son Of Water street.
Mr.. Raymond Williams. whp was
called llsfe by the death of hts moth
er. Mrs. Carleton r. Merrill. returned,
to his home in New York "Wednesday
morning.
E. Z. Gerald left for Clinton
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl. Harris of
Canaan left Wednesday morning fnr
Medford. Mass.. where they will pass
the holidays
The home Of Mrs. f. W Briggs on
Water strest WAS the sesne of very
pretty informal dancing party Tues
day evening when Mrs. Briggs
niece. Miss Margaret Leavftt, enter
tanned about 10 Young people in hen
or Of her friend. Miss Hannah Chai-
key Of Lake Charles. La. The twa
young ladies are classmates and
roornmates al Wellesley college and
are passing the Christmas holidays
with Mrs Briggs. Dancing TO Vie
troia music was enjoyed and punch,
and waters were served during tho
evening
thristmas exercises were held at
the Methodist Episcopal church,
Tuesday evening. The proaram.
which was under the direction of
Miss Helen Grundy. proved very en-
joyabie. and was az follows: Open
ing, singing of Dexology by the
audience: prayer. Rev. H. L. Mich
OILS; song, Primary dePartment:
welcome. Eleanor Taylor; sketch
from Ben Hur; d" The Three Travel
ers." Lyle Moore. CIaris Bunnell and
Ray Maiborn: recitation. three IT.
tie girls: song. trio, Ethelyn Mills.
Hobart and Esther viles; recitaaisns,
Annie Emerson and Leon Sleeves;
Ons, Edgar Bishop: recitafions,
Elsie Fountain: exercise. FIVE boys;
iriiI by nine girisi recitation, FIsF-
encc Rfcafd and Vida Watson. Il. u.
Packard. representing the oflleiai
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Teeptone Girls Merry Christmas
G. Fisher Formerly of Skow hegan Dies in Athens-Many
WOODEN Mill Employees Pay Income Taxes-Miss Br 9 s
Gives Party-HOrse Breaks into Bank

on Tuesday al The municipal building
brought out a large attendance. About
20 inemters were present. l.. L. Aus
lin and Arthur Siefssn OF The Farmers
Union at Watervilie were present and
spoke On items of interest TO The mem.
beEs. Thirteen new members were
taken IN. a directors meeting was held
at the close of The session al which
me routine business was transacted.
The county commissioners will hold
meeting Friday. Dee. IS. The apsre-
prfation FOR the Farm Bureau will again
be Up for consideration al this time and
an interesting discussion is bound 20
follow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
PALERMO

EAST-Miss Gladys e ribbetts. VINO
il teaching in Albion. is at home with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. wood5ur.
Tibbettk. for Chxnku1 RECESS O. two
weeks. The pupils attending Hign
school At Albion are also at their re-
spective homes for Christmas recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Spratt returned
home Friday from Bangor. where the,
attended state Grange
Mrs. Amelia II. Bradstreet left Saiur-
day for Middleboro. Mass, where she
has employment.
Miss HzSei Turner has gone 90 NaE-
chester. where she has employment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Chicago Produce Market

IIlftAEO- DEC. 4.
Big export sales Of rye and oats MADE
the corn market tend upward most OF
the time today, but holiday quiet led 10
declines at the eTi Of the sessions.
Prices closed weak at the same as yes
terdayS close to Il cents lower, with
January 1883 to 1888 and May 1855 TO SO.
oats gained to net and provisions 10
cents 70 u cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
William G. Fisher

William q. Fisher diea suddenly a.,
Athens Monday afternoon. He was
at ms home on Sticknes Hill talking
with Mr.. Horace Elliot wnsn he sud-
denly sat back in his chair threw
oack MS head. gasped and died Mr.
tisnef was about 70 years of age an
was resident of Skowhegan until
about 1895. He was blacksmith and
nad a shop here where the Smith
Dfock new stands. About 1905 he
bought the property in Athens, which
ne owned at the time of his death.
He~was twice married but both of
ms wives are now deceased. Fun
efai services were held from the
nome at A. NJ. Wednesday. Tl,s
BODY was brought TO Skowhegan to
ne placed in the tomb
over l5O Parcels were insured at
me akowhegan postoffiee, Tuesday
winch means that in the neighhor,
hood OF $50 were received for ship
nenf as only about ene-third of the
packages are insured. Skowhesan
IS fortunate in having a group Of en-
pieyes at the postoffice who take the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

Corrected Daily by
NAME BROKERAGE COMPANY

'front.' ST., Bath. Phone $40
80 Water St. Augusta.
Phone 1o1B-1019
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT 4 CO..
''eia5ers Ut New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

New York Dec. "a.
berry oonds closing; 3ss 500; first
r 10; seeond Is 9i2S: first AIS %. 2g
|seeond Is slgs. third AIS $3.50; fourth
f. las victory 3ss 1895; Victory as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

Fore street. Portland. was attacked
10y two strangers who entered his
store late Tuesday and beaten to un-
consciousness with piece Of iron
pipe about two feet long. After the
men left. Samuel GoIdbIatt. prpprie-
tor Of the adjoining store, forind Ab-
r1ahamson lying in a pool Of blood. his
head covered with cuts. He was
rushed to the hospital. where his
condition is reported to bs serious
The police found that one Of the
men changed his old shoes tor
hstter pair after the assault. ana tire
outer door of Abrnhamsun's safe was
found opsn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Auto Accessories

TfRES-Unite,i States: alse tubes. Pre-
vent accidents ny using Weed chains.
- Brooks Hardware Co. Isl Water 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

Mercantile paper o.
Sterling o,-siay bills 3.ss.
Commercial 60-tiay hills on banks 3.N.
Commercial 60-day bills 3.Tsa, demand
&Sa. cables 3.SS1.
Francs. demand 1881, cables le.ls.
Glilders, demand 3i. cables 5fs.
Lire. demand 13n2. cables 1870.
Marks demand 30. cables 2-ie.
Government bonds irregular.
Railroad bonds strong.
Time loans strong; 20 days 20 days
and six months. = bid.
Call money strong: high i5 low 10. rii
ing rate 10. closing bid 10, offered at Il.
last loan 10. bank acceptances Il.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
Auction Sale

of y Acclimated Horses at
Topsham Fair Grounds. Tops
ham. Me-. Saturday, Dee. u. at
1 o'clock.
These hersss will weigh from lao to
1850 pounds. All out of hard work.
! intended to ssnd them to my farm
at kennsbuni<. csstain conditions
will not permit me to ship these % {
s,sss decided to sell tspssn q austien.
They will b wsrti dsubis the value
in eight wsstss.
E. |. C0oMBS
dec.sd2ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25
AUTOMOBILES
Autcmohiies for Sale

HUDSON SUPER SIX-Sedan. lelS
model. practically new tires. with two
spares. perfect paint. mileage less
than COO miles and absolutely like new
in appearance ana performance. Har-
gain il taken at once. Wesserunsett
Garage Co, Inc, 43 state St, Augusta.
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-25

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some Good Propositions Among the Want Ads Today
MERCHANDISE

-tssasisssa cse&s s..
ANDIRONS-Ant are scrcena. WouM
make an ideai christmas present. We
have flns line. ]. H cogan Co., Au-
gusta-
CoNGoLEUN-The i1eai Aoer GOVERNS.
Handsonne patterns in rus form. r.
H Beaie Co. Augusta.
COOK STOvE-In gpod condition In
quire ls4 Main Ave-. Gardiner.
FCRNITURE-Oid fashioned, Of hns
walnut: bsds, tables, ctairs, pictures.
etc See Mr.. HeSriek AZ icy stable. ~
state St c. B. Paine.
KITCHEN CABINET-A Hoesier for
ChxistmaS will bring q PLEASED smile
to vifey,s face. EliinEo0d, iS3 Water
street
SECOND HAND GooDS-Iuciuding
furniture all kinds. heHga1 and setd.
J. F. Morris. a Ceny 81. Tel. a9e-W.
vaCUUM CKEANER-Free desnonssra-
ton Of what an electric RAgtna win
do for you. Phone s0-M. Webher &s
Church. u Oak st.
Machinery end Toois o.
cOFFEE MILL-Wagner electr1c motor
driven, for saie at harGa1n. aDgrish e
Smith. Is silver 81. WatefyiIie. Tel.
i6s
ELECTRIC MOTOR-one H. P. For
sale or exchange for seauething Of
equal value. NJ. w. Royal. HaifeweA
GASOLINE RNdINHLOne o Il. r. for
wood saving. Cash or trade. ~GefYish
a. Smith. Is silver -. Wa4ervills. ".
rea. 30.
POTATO SORrER-Aspinwaii. ussd
very little. al q bargain. Gerrish &c
Smith, Is Silver st, watervftle. Tel
, 46s.
Musical Instruments az
CHAPEL ORGAN-Exception2il bar
gain Must sell to make room. Tel.
9Si-J.
GRAPHOPHONE-Fo SAFE with l.
minute attachment: gis 2-Ininute and
So 4-minute records. q. Is. Pfsher, Au-
gsista-
MUSIC ROLLS - Bags. harmonicas
{made IN Japan, mandoiins, guitars.
akuieles. Climb the stairs at 33 Water
ST. and save SCI. Dennis music store.
PIANO-srnaII ebony case. upright. sfce
Reasonable terms. 9. e. Downing.
Augusta, Me.
PIANO-Party leaving town will sell
HE high grade. standard make. up
right mahogany piano at bargain If
condition. Tel. ss<-J.
FIOLIN-At bargain. Inquire billiard
room, Acme theatre. Hai!owell-
Specials al the Stores "a
BUY A THERAOMErER-A know al
all times the temperature in and out
Of doors. a full line at Gerrish &c
Smiths. 10 Silver St. Waterviile. Tei.
iSs
NEW CIDER--Light for Christmas. e.
w Church. III Water St
SkATES-A fiue line 70 select from IN
eiading the famous spauiding make.
sLeft hardened a nice gift for Christ
mas. j. II. CoSau il Co.
Wearing Apparel s.
ARMY UNDERWEAR-Woo leather
vests. .. D. lined. LumDernen's rub
Defs and oyerskoes. National Store,
156 Water St
BOOTS. ~HOES-Aud rubbers. Repair
ing a speciality. Come in and see me. z.
A. LILY. Halleweil-
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Want Ads bring aniek results at sow
cost
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MAN % YEARS-Of age would like to
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count Book, embracing every depart
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