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ms veins.
 "These boys. who went from Cana. dian fires'des, who never heard the ianale of sword previous to 1914, in the last four months have met the flower of the German army-vaunt. ing warriors who had given their life time to preparation. DivisionstotaIlino one-ourth of the entire German army were in this period met in succession and vanauishe d by four divisions from Canada.
 People at Home Serve
 "Nor have the people at home been 'aaoina behin the boys at the front in courage, resourcefuIness and efficien. cy. The development of canada's war
 industry is an industrial romance Of front rank. American government off cials can testify to the efficiency of the manufacturing plant Canada has built uo in four short years. In de. -srtment after department, where +hev found American industry failed them. they were able to turn to Can. ada. The full story may be revealed eon:e day.
 "'n finance before the war Canada was always borrower and expected to continue to be so for many years to come. Put for year and half Cana de in finance has been on her own. Mo"e than that. she has been furnish '~" 'a-n. credits 10 other nations.
 ".s.v'nc triumnked over the soul. .ae.nc crises oe war. Canada faces an era of peace with more than confiden ce-with bucyancy.
 "A vast program of reconstruction and development awaits. The country is eager to get at it and is impatient for .he government to give the world Public works of tremendous imuortan c-x silent since 1914. arb awaitinu i,hor soon "a he .v.;i.h'e sh'~h";id. ing, railway equipment, steel produe ion and many o+he- indmst~ies vviU he under nro,er direction go forward with bound"
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FIGHT IN BERLIN TO CONTROL DECIDEDLY IN FAVOR OF EBERT His Followers Recapture The BoIshevk Headquarters
 Together With All Government Buildings
 Reinforcement Still Pouring In

LONDON, Jan. 1O-The fight in the city the control of the machinery turning in favor of Chancellor Ebert according advices reaching this city today The forces reaptured practically all public buildings including Bolshe ,iks headquarters.
 Focwino this victory martial law immediately proclaimed thr"u""ut the city pouring from ei"htv thousand loyal stationed points, discovered today that Russian boshevks wear"" German uniforms fighting Berlin for eb knecht
 CAPTURES POLICE HEADQUARTERS REPI IN 10-Chancenr Eberts forces have captured the Police and absolute t"n in tho "at"a section of the Friedrich st"as and Rradnrh"ro Fusileer cannred the police static" and their victory encouraged the ernre~ Fh'"rn Iebknechs chief many of his carurad
 BAVARIANS MAY TAKE A HAND
 ED'N 'an 10:The Ravarian announced this "rn"" h" tr""ns will he dispatched shortly aoanst Berlin "ns "rdor restored at The was made ID 9 sneech dn''vnrna hv the nnstar If interior
 TROOPS FROM POTSDAM ARRIVE
 BASEL Jan 1O-The Frankfurt Zeitung this mornino says that ea" troops from Potsdam arrived are SUD- n'r"" 'ancelor Ebert. They have already routed Leb knechts followers from certain sections of city,
 BERLIN EXPERIENCE NIGHT OF HORROR COPENHAGEN, Jan. 1O:-Bern at last experienced n;obt ol horror ny bombing attacks parts of the city, Fight s connuedanght the spartacans fighting the windows
 "acnne guns and throwing bombs great numbers Hun. cfehs on both sides were killed injured. INV" local paper today that government ayiato e o"esan railway station with bombs killing sxtyfve
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GOOD TRAINING

Dutch Guiana, to which the govern. rent of Holland is said to have sug. gested that Zig and Little Willie be sent for life, is according 70 all ae. counts, about as pleasant and salu. ',"ious -s place of residence as Devils island, an adioinins possession of the French. Tn comparison with either st, Helena would be veritabe heaven. If such suggestion has been made the ex-kaiser is hardly likely 10 welcome it with enthusiasm. Doubt less he would prefer some lovely is- land off Java, Rorneo or Sumatra, also Dutch colonies. This is a metter however, about which he will have TO say. The allies will fix his future place
 of residence for him .Phila. Record.
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THEPRESIDENT IS BECOMING
 IMPATIENT
Hardness of Delegates Annoys Him But He
 Is Waiting

PARIS, Jan. 1O:-President Wiieon is said to be extremely displeased with the delay in getting down to act ual work of the Peace Congress. Be- sides absentees from various countries there are still some British delegates who have failed to make the appear ance. 1t was suggested that the French and American delegates pro- ceed with the work without waiting any longer, to this the President de. cIined to concur, but preferd to wait.
The daily progressive-miner., 1919-01-10
 SWITZERLAND LOSES HEAVILY

GENEVA, Jan. 1o:-In revenge for the expulsion Of the EoIsheviki repre-. sentatives from Switzerland, the BoI- sheviki in Petrograd have piIIaged the Swiss legation there, according to ad- vices received. They are said to have also piIIaged the Norwegian legation to which Swiss archives, and money had been transferred when the Swiss legation was closed. The loss amounts to 250.000,00o francs. An explanation has been demanded ny the govern ment.
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PETERSBURGERS ARRIVE HERE
 ON COURT BUSINESS

Among the arrivals on the City of Seattle from the north last eveninu were from Petrsburg, were: John All en, Postmaster, Customs Officer and formerly U. S. Commissioner of that niace, and Carl Dinner, C. Mann. C. Norberg Ole knutesen, James Bren- nan. L. Q. isaraeison and s. Lundgren All business. men who come here on matters of court. z-
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HUNS U-BOAT BEING
 BROUGHT ACROSS

LONDON, Jan. 1O:-German sub marine which have been surrendered beinq divided among the allies, ac- cording to the Daily Mail. The news paper says that IS go to France, 10 to Italy, seven to Japan and four to the United States. The U-boats turn ed over to the United States are said now to be on their way across the Atlantic.
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MURDER SUSPECTED

PEACE RIVER. Alta, Jan., 10:- J Logan, farmer in the Bear Lake dis trict, about 20 miles west of Peace River crossing, met with violent death Foul means are supposed to have been used and Wm. Briggs, fellow occu pant of the victims cabin, is being held pending an investigation by the provincial police.
 WINNIPEG, Jan., 10:-- Mrs e. F. Blanchard, wife of Col. Blanchard died yesterday afternoon from pneu. monia following influenza. She left besides her husband a daughter one year old.
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WILL VISIT ON COAST

MT. and Mrs. Victor Peterson left on the City of Seattle last night for visit 10 Puget Sound cities. Mr. certerson. who is the Pacific Coast ss. Co.'s agent here, intends to re. urn with Mrs. Peterson in a couple weeks.
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BROTHERS SEEK EACH
 OTHER IN HOSPITAL

LOS ANGELES, Jan., 10:-Miss Rose Adiaz has two brothers in Fran ce. Recently both were wounded and each wrote letter to their sister in which they asked of the others where abouts. Comparing addresses, she dis. covered they were in the same hospt- tai. She immediately wired to that eff ect and today she received a letter telling her of their meeting.
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Charges Made Against SCOTCH HERRING
 IMPORTERS

SEATTLE, Jan. 10:-Scotch herring importers were charged by the Seattle shippers with endeavoring to hamper shipment of Alaska herring to the At iantie coast markets, through readjust ment of rail freight rates, at hearing before the North Pacific Freigh Traf. fic Committee In this city today. The committee promised to probe the matt. CT to the bottom.
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LEAVE FOR SALT CHUCK MINE

Q. C. Steele, Mrs. Steele and two 'aushters. also V. Gleason, who arriv I'd from Seattle yesterday morning If. for the Salt Chuck Mine today, "here they will be employed by the Seattle management to reenforee the present staff.
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WRANeELL PEOPLE HERE

The following arrived last night, summoned to attend the Court Seas. ion: J. M. Nolan, A. M. Myers, L. j. Mcdonald, o. Johanson, L. C. Paten. aude, V. Johnsonand wife, and E. p. Clark and wife.
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DEsERTERS NOT WANTED

During the war, Switzerland would allow no Austrian deserters to cross her frontier and they were later exc euted by an order of an Austrian courtmartiaI.
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ARRIVALS FROM JUNEAU

Judge Jennings, w. c. Casey, Jr., J. w. Bell, and Ina Liebhardt, arrived on the City of Seattle last evenna This is few of the Court officials re- 1'stered at the RiviiIa.
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75o MORE WOUNDED SOLDIERS
 ON WAY HOME

HALIFAX, Jan., 10:- Disembark- ten officials were advised by the ad- miraIty today that hospital ship Ara quay. which sailed from Liverpool a few days ago with approximately 75o wounded soldiers aboard, bound for this port would arrive tomorrow.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED

According to the West Coast Lumb- ernnan, a receiver has been appointed for the Craig Lumber Company, the -enort says:
 "S.- T. Hills has been appointed re- ceiver of the Craig Lumber Co.,, of Craig, Alaska. It is alleged that the company has liabilities amounting to $15o,o00, nd that the assets amount Q S10,000."
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MORE MONEY COME IN

Mrs A. R. Lareon. in charge of Red cross Men1bershin Drive. reports tha. H'.Wcek sent in s1os with a name eor each dollar. Also that Hvdaburo Allowed handsomely with $e5.
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THREATEN DESTRUCTION OF DARDANELLES ACTRESSES
 UNLESS TURKS SURRENDER
Bosheviks Murder Hundreds of Civilians After Driv. ing The Troops Out of the
 / City and Vicinity

LONDON, Jan. O:-The destruction of the danees will result unless the Turks Mens surrender is the warning given Turkey today by the allies commander the British forces.
 HUNDREDS OF CIVILIANS KILLED WARSAW, Jan. 10-Hundreds civilians were murdered by the Boshevks after the latter had driven the Polish Wilma yesterday according to a report. MECHANICAL Jan 10:-Yesterday the allies forces burned Kadish and retired, but later reoccuped the ruins
 MOVING ON NEXT TOWN WARSAW, Jar 10:-POish forces having captured Nake Posen marching the city Bromberg where stiff resistance is expected.
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BASEL, Jan., 1o:-Strikes continue In upper SiIesia, Germany, according to reports reaching here today. At Lepine, soldier is reported to have fired on crowd Of people and several persons were killed or wounded.
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ENGLAND MAY FATHER PLAN ADVANCED BY
 PRESIDENT WILSON

IODON, Jan. 10.-Frono all indica. tions the British may have the honor Of fatherins definite plan for the ap- pIication of President Wilson's prin- cipIe of League of Nations, it is said here in official circles.
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Bavaria May Send Troops to Berlin
Polish Forces Capture Town And Are Pushing Forward
MRS, ROOSEVELT GIVEN FREE HAND IN THE
 PROPERTY

OYSTER BAY, Jan. 10:-Aceord- ing to the terms of the will left by Ex-President Roosevelt, his estate valued at half a million dollars, is for his widow for life. Then to be cut up in equal shares to the children, unless the widow disposes of the pro- perty otherwise.
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M0pEMEMTS nF RnhTS

ScutfhounS--
 Watson, Monday 18th. Alameda, 20th. Nnrtlhcnrd---- Princess. Monday night 18th. AIaska, 18th.
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Okgahoman.Times
Effective April 4, 1919

All week. day classified advertising
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statesmen WANTED

RURAL school board salesman, essy to
sell. 1a5 to &15 daily. Box 5h9. kan
sas CITY. Mo.
STOCK sALEsMEN ATTENTION
The most attractive selling PROPOSE
tior In the south. over two millions
already sold and expect to close out
maximum capitalization Of ten millions
this year. Liberal contract and splcn-
did territory open to consistent pro-
ducers. The best chance you have had
to make good money. Wire or write
l.. T. Wing, s2s Beatty Building.
Housto Texas. III
sALEsMEN-ss5 per day TO real pro-
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EXPERIENCED stock raiesmen; We
can send you to sections where you
can do the business; II you are ready
now and mean business, give details,
experience and references; application
considered confidential B-Sab, care
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" D. Experienced securities
salesfnen. capabls Of employing sew.
eral salesnen, In eastern IN western
states; excellent proposition, right men;
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st wells In fisld; guaranteeing TO drill
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City.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED--I can Use several liye-wire
solIcItors' who have the ability 10
show early results; must be able 10
furnish car or RIG: attractive proposi-
tlon made to producers: unloss you arc
able 10 handle a live proposition appli-
cation would not be considered: salary
with All expenses guaranteed; territory
Oklahoma. Call In person or make ap-
plicn tion TO Circulation Manager. Far.
jner- -stockman. OklahomaA BLDG, OK
lphoma city, Oklahoma.
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BOYS WANTED

We hnye several routes open for boys
between the ages Of ~ TO 10 Apply
CITY Circulation Manager. Oklahomnn
and Times, --..--------
MEN wanted 20 work NJ saw mills
L, pianer. drive teams and cut logs; no
house rent charged AT saw mills; steady
work AT good ages. NJ. u harrs
Lpnter Co. Crum Creek. Okla,
WANTED AT ONCE Three hore men
with Ford cars to drive statesmen; $40
ir,SSiIns Co. 10 West Reno 81. Ci,y
LARGE corp0rat tion desires q man for
Pate and clnim experiences: In reply
state nge, education and experience.
A.3l, oklaboman.
6EvERAL good permanent positions
will be open In our new organization
for ssIermen. car drivers, office men,
managers, foreman, etc. Call at isO
W. Reno street.
WANTED QUiCK-Experiencsd men
In clerical work for temporary posi- .
itlon. viii pay good salary references
required and must be given In letter
Of application, k-7a, Oklshomon.
BARBER wanted at once: t2s guataa-
tes. must be gcod man r. ID. Ed-
wards. sayrs, Okh.
WANTED : Men with llsh, cars TO
travel. collect for wen snewn Chi.
s1psnsss; smsR rsai ss,sis Sssd sopd
tsfefseese required address Edesr n
EaAef, .0eUSsal Delivery. Oeiahoms
WANTMB-dood bot{Iqpy q on Q. Pay
n cents per case. CRN eoSN nom "a
N o. % per day Gail Consumers Bot
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


Learn Now--Pay Later
Shorthand. TypewritinE, Spanish.
French, bookkeeping. tN Baltimore
kihe Phone Walnut 1894.
TED-Unincumb-red settled white
lady. general housevork on farm. II.
~. Ward. sulphur. Okla.
WANTED--Thrce experienced wait
resses Good pay and short hours.
apply promptly. Duncan Hotel, Paw
huska. Okla.
WANTED g Two or three good hand
ironors. also ladies' for pressing
starched wear New state Laundry.
l20 ~ Francis
WANTED-An experienced candy sales
lady. Apply at Rose Candy Shop.
wANTED-A white chnmbermnid at
2l1li w. California. The Oliver. \
Woman 10 work In dining
room and kitchen. Apply Mt once,
i2tt W. California.
WANTED - Assistant assorter and
checker. Dinks Parrish Laundry. Z
Broadway Circle,
WANTED-Lndy cook. white preferred.
25 r, Second.
FOR ADOPTION Tor is months old
baby boy: none hut refined people
need apply. XII, oklnhoman.
wANTED-Th young ladies TO learn
millinery. Apply at tho Bon Mnrche.
2?s West Main.
WANTED - Experienced housekeeper
Apply at the Bon Marche, sfs W.
Main.
wANTED-Csre OF children day or
week. Mrs. Richardson. 1906 West
Grand. Maple 1854
TED-EIpeficnced hand binder
and mangle girl, White Swan
Laundry.
WANTED = Experienced telephone
operators for both local and long
distance; out-of-town positions; eight
and one-half hours per day; onc-half
day on Sunday: must be absolutely
fret class: transportation VIII he re-
funded: call manager At our expense.
Norttwestsrn Telephone Co, Shattuck
Okla.
WANTED--A lady 10 act as manager
snd cashier for jewelry sale Sept.
"a; apply at once. H-x, oklahoman.
WANTED-By September lat. com
petent housekeeper who wants per-
tnHHfut pOrltlOU. NO NhNHlrHf n1uEt w
kind to children; $500 per week: hus-
band and ! both teach: n Interested
apply AZ once. Phone Is. Box l3i.
Milburn. Okla
WAITRESS wANTED-Bristoi Hotel
dining room.
WANTED--A christian lady who Can
play string instrument for open air
relei0us work. Call for Mrs. Shaw,
le3 West 9th
vANTED-A stock girl, Apply the
wANTEb.-rwo dining room girls. Is
MIDDLE AGED white LADY Tor house
keeper. Reference. Apply ~ W.
Grand. Doweil hotel
sTEN0GRAPHER OF experiences. IA
miliar with record keeping or freely
InterestiQH work and excellent oppor-
tunity. glvS particlars In your reply
Ais. OklAhoman.
WANfED--White Giri for genera
hcussvork At ", west nth. ~ pei
week no laundry work.
sTnNOORAPHER wANTED-Must B,
abe 70 transcribc accurately and
rapidly on typewriter: A No. I, no 9TH
ere need spply K-s1. Oklahonan.
EXFERIENCEb coiored slTJ for ssner.
Al housswofk. Walnut ssoi. hs 70
i.h -.
WANTEb--Foun1aIn gIrI Il once. Al.
ply lfs w. Grand Ave.
LADY wanted = vosk In lunck stand
slf West Second.
WANTED Experienced coiorsd wom-
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STENOGRAPHER and office
man can purchase interest In
rubber tire company and take
active position: big future. big
profits Address Z. o. Box 263.
Enid. Okla.
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WANTED-TO RENT


WANT TO RENT or lease by merchant,
ito room unfurnished house, or new
bungalow; prefer east side. Maple 1908.
TO RENTAL once, or Groom un-
furnished modern apartment. Prefer
mort Invest; must he north OF %th street
In good residence district. Man. wife,
month old baby. will give and ask ref
.rences Must he permanent F-lS.
okla oman.
TAINTED to rent, J rooms furnished
or unfurnished. on lower floor; must
he close to broadway Circle. Phone
Walnut 1861. to 4;3o p. m.
GENTLEMAN wants south roosn and
garage In refined. private, modern
home, permanent. references; give full
particulars. k.To. Oklahomen.
Wa NTED-To rent farm for cotton.
cash or share. Rt 6. BOX ITO. Okla
homa City,
WANT wheat farm to rent Banner.
Okla. Route 2. c. v Phillips.
WANTED TO rent by Z sisters furnish
ed or unfurnished one room and
kitchenette with Sleeping porch. Maple
t04S-J.
SMALL store room TO rent; eloso-in. .
cheap rent; fixtures for sale. k-S0
Oklahomnn.
WANTED to rent house; I to 4 rooms :
furnished or unfurnished; references
Call Walnut b77s-R.
wANTED-~By August H. part OF
furnished home Or two rooms with
htchenctte, north or NJ rthwest; no
objection TO distance. out; by couple
with boy !, years. A-is. oklahoman.
WANTFD TO RENT or s-room
furnished house and xnrage; will
lease for ycW Walnut e5s,.
WANTED-Nest furnished small cot.
tate or apartment close 90 car line
Good location; adults. Cali Walnut
5506
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OKLAHOMA City TINES teven'ngl
and DAILY OKLAHOMAN tmorning).
i, papers n week delivered by carrier
in oklahoma City and vicinity. per
week. 20 cents ,.,.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Youns man for general OF.
flee work. who writes good band and
has some knowledge OF books. Address
In own handwriting stating age and ex-
perionce, 10 Item Biscuit Co.
BOOKkEEPER AcCoU NTKNT
WANTED-To Keep tho general
books for a gas company. cotton oil
mill and n large individual business. !.
must thoroughly understand double
entry bookkeeping and accounting
principles: fine chance OF promotion
with live firm; state salary expected
and apply In own handwriting Write
Joo Abraham. Bristow. Okla.
WANTED Ar ONCE-K good cleaner.
Jack Bowers q Co. Norman. okla.
LEARN auto driving. only so. Puck
ct, Garage. SIS N Hudson. Phone
Maple a+os.
WANrED-Man for extractor work; ox-
peri.nced, II possible. New state
Laundry. 100 n Frances.
ONE instrument man competent 10 run
lines and levels on construction worh :.
ono sui foreman for concrete construc-
tion, Write Box l31. Mchlester, giving
experience and salary expected.
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WANTED Statesmen Two neat ap-
pcariug men with work habit. 10
travel IN advertising line, eSperlenc"
not necessary as you will travel with
manager. II you want TO work don't
phone but call from to 10 and from
= to 8. n. Cox. itoom Ui. kingkado
hotel.
Salesman who knows trade
In southern and western oklahoma.
must have good record and be blg
producer. Sifers Candy Co. 18TH and
Santa te
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NICELY Furnished front room upstairs.
with board, for couple. Walnut 1903.
BOARD and room. within walking dis
tance OF business part OF city. iJ2
W iih St
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Grain and cotton buyer Tor
the Farmers Scale corporation a.
Einger, Okla Write J. II, FINLEY. Bin
Err okla
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AMERICAN UNION LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY

l.. T.. SHAW. President Phone
23f Terminal Arcade Walnut
oklahoma city E29
| WANT : real salesmen, capable OF
becoming district managers; men
that have been capable Of earning 400
weekly. This proposition has nm e1-
ceptionally good financial future.
Chronic Job seekers please stay away
Call or wire Mr.. Sebastian. kIngkald
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