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""W! 1 > v; t/t . v>t . * , ^ .f' .V gppypff! fPf? n 1 ; gWPff ^^wpftps? " ' p '.' '.- ••* fi 'rtf • • • « ' .. ' . '* SPffiF A'l * lip® Jbf * 4* '!". ,f '~ : ' •' •••"i- : rtj*r"?*!-v-\ • j>r-.•. i-s LOUHUBS. Mr. and Mrs. Jrjadbof and children autoed to Elm* Sitprijay. Dorothy McDanielwas an Elma shopper Tuesday. '.'<" i » Vine Shatelc delivered a load of hogs to Elma buyers Saturday. I^o wonder he carried home a''broad smile and a neat roll of bills 1 when hog! preach so close to twenty. John Conley was an Alta Nista caller Saturday. Andy Mead, of Elma, autoed through this vicinity Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haskovec and children spent Sunday -evening at the home of the tatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Koshattca. Elma business Lewis Fisher was an visitor Saturday. Leonard Freidboff spent Saturday and Sunday in Elma visiting his sister. Mrs. John Gansen, and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Gable, of Elma, were pleasant callers at the John Len- ehan home, Saturday. Tom Koshatka autoed to Spillville Saturday forenoon, Jeff Knutson's home is under quar- antine for diphtheria since one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shatek and babe and the former's mother visited at John Komarek's Sunday afternoon. Joseph Shatek went to Elma after a load of coal Saturday. Clement and Emery Lenehan were callers in our burg Friday evening. We are a little afraid that Emery got mix- ed up on the corners and went east in- stead of west Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hidding and daughters Evelyn and Bernice and son Clarence left for Minnesota Saturday morning to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak and sons visited at the letter's parental home Sunday evening. Miss Galda Montague, of Minneapo- lis, is visiting at the Francis Biever home at present. "William Aberly, of 'Davis Corners, was seen speeding our highways Friday evening. Where to, Bill? Oh, yes! I see! The Gansen lads are managing Fred Hidding's place since Saturday. Frank Dvorak ana son Truman, of Davis Corners, called at the Frank Buckley home Saturday afternoon. They were accomdanied home by Mrs. Buckley Johnnie Marik was a Lourdes caller Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hidding and son Wallace, accompanied by Henrietta Koshatka, visited at the Tom Koshat- ka home. Henrietta remained after several week's absence. Hurry up and get your grain cut, boys; as the next event is threshing. Who said "It's too early to thresh?" Not Tom Koshatka, because he has tried out his threshing outfit Friday af- ternoon. Everything worked splendid- ly. Mrs. Mike Conley and daughters, of Minneapolis, are visiting in this vicini- ty. John Beaumaster was an Alta Vista caller Monday. Eileen and Helen Drakeman visited at the Martin Hoffman home the past week. Charles Zobeck and sister Emma, of Elma, attended mass here Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Viuce Shatek and Mrs. Joseph Shatek autoed 10 Elma Tuesdao Francis Clancy called on his oil cus- tomers Monday afternoon. A large crowd was at the bowery dance at Lourdes Tuesday evening. Everybody enjoyed a good time aud all wish for another dance before the bow- ery is taken down. John Beaumaster and family visited with their son Willie and wife Sunday evening. Mae Biewer assisted ber aunt, Mrs. Vine Shatek, Wednesday, with cooking for the threshers. (Too late for last week). Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley and babe and Mrs. Fr. Buckley shopped in Elms, Thursday evening. Margaret Dugan visited at the home of Will Shea, Saturday Those who were entertained Sunday at the Tom Koshatka home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hidding and son Wal- lace, Henrietta Koshatka, Mr. and Mrs Joe Shatek and babe, Mr. John Komarek and daughter Koeella and Mr. Joe Riha and sons and Mr. and Mrs. 8indelar and family, of Protivin. Mr and Mrs. Joe Friedhoff and child- ren visited with relatives near Wau- coma, Sunday. Mayme Beaumaster was an Elma •hopper, Saturday afternoon. Nora Enrigbt accompanied by Marie Fitzgerald were Elma shoppers, Satur- day. The Snyder family who were employed at Phil. Sheridan's, the past few months, departed for Charles City, but Phil, doesn't mind that much as he has a newly married couple keeping bouse for him. . Among those who wen pleasantly entertained at the Fr. Buckley home, JrStmday afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Lukes and daughters, of Water- loo, Mr. and Mrs. Sindelar and family, of Protivin, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak and sons.'and Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Buck- ley and sons. Jack Petersen autoed to Fredricks- burg, Saturday evening. Albert Hidding was an Elma caller, Thursday. Mrs. Crowley, of Pennsylvania, who has been visiting relatives here for sev- eral weeks, departed for her home, Wednesday evening. James Valvoda spent Sunday after- noon at the Komarek home near CreBCO and also took in the motion pictures at Protivin in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beaston were in Elma, Thursday evening, the latter consulting a physician. James Haskovec is the possessor of a Ford since Sunday. Which belle will get the first ride, James ? Miss Mae Noonan was an Elma caller, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buckley'and babe accompanied by James Koshatka and sister Regina and Adelaide Sindelar took in the "movies" at Protivin,' Sun- day eve. ' Abbie Conry, a bride of this Tuesday, was extended a novelty shower on Sun- day eve. A large crowd was present and and many beautiful and valuable presents were received. - Mr. and Mrs. Tom Noonan autoed to Elma, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Lukes, of Water- loo, called on Mr. and Mrs. Fr. Val voda, Saturday eve. Tom Noonan autoed to Spillville, Fri- day. He says the crops look fine around there, much better than in our territory. Mary Murray and Lucile Clair called on Mrs. Ralph Buckley, Monday. Louis Drinovsky, of Traer, who has been visiting with his sister, Mrs. Joe Miller, returned to his home, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Matthias visited with the former's brother, Rev. Matthias, Sunday. John Carstesen, of Fredricksburg, visited at the John Petersen home, Sat- urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mi's. Tom Koshatka and sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, Sunday evening. John Flaherty is again listed among the sick. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shea and Mrs. John Fitzgerald autoed to Cresco, Mon- day morning. Jack Petersen accompanied|by his sis- ter, Mrs. Jack Carsteften,ospent Sunday evening at the Frank Buckley home. The wedding of Miss Abbie Conry and Mr. Shearrs, of Dakota, was solemnized Tuesday morning at 7:30 at the Lady of Lourdes Church by Father Hogan who also officiated at the nuptial mass. We wish them a long and a happy wedded life. SARATOGA Roy Sigler autoed to tticeville Tues- day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miles and daugh- ter Gladys and Mrs. Aberg autoed to Cresco Tuesday afternoon. Maude Witinger autoed to Cresco Tuesday with the mail man. Bert Miles hauled a load of oats to Riceville Wednesday. Chris Graham, wife and daughter Evelyn, were Saratoga shoppers Wed- nesday evening. Frank Kelsey, of Staples, Minn., is calling on relatives and friends for a few days. Ernest Erbe autoed to Chester Thurs- day. Mrs. John Miles autoed to Riceville Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. Humphrey, who has been taking care of Mrs. Glen Miles for a few days accompanied her. Hans Witzkie and sons Raymond and Burn accompanied by Geo. Wallace au- toed to Riceville Thursday evening. Alice and Nellie Miles are entertain- ing a lady friend for a few days. Mrs. Aberg and daughter Josie went to Cresco Friday to have some dental work done. Mrs. Will Bell and Mrs. Robt. Nel- son were Saratoga shoppers Friday af- ternoon. Earnest Kraft called on his brother George Saturday evening. Mrs. Geo. Wallace and daughters spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Aberg. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss apd daugh- ter Lillian autoed to Decorah to attend the funeral of Mr. Vick, brother-in- law of Mr. Foss. Frank Wallace, wife and son Arthur were Sunday visitors at the parental home of Thomas Kakac. Hans Witzkie autoed to LeRoy Sun- day. Mrs. Witzkie, who has been call- ing on friends for a week, accompany- ing him back. Josie Aberg made a trip to Cresco Monday with the stage. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kakac, son Tom and daughter Mayme was pleas- ant visitors at the Fred Vagts home on Sunday evoning. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Witzkie and fam- ily accomoanied by Mrs. Aberg were callers at the John Zidlicky home Mon- day evening. Howes far Sale. House and two lots. House and one lot. House and five lots. House and four lots. House and two and one-half acres. 494t A. E. Barker. ••i. • ' *:>r,.MW;* * : i Sir. 1»iJt 'g i a/. , S.V t SPILLVILLB. Prof. James Mikesh left Tuesday for Yale College, New Haven, Conn. Dr. C. F. Sobollk and family and friends, of Calmar,\ .apH' ^guftping at Riverside Park. Y\" *• Hattie Kovarik, accompanied by; her grandmother, ieft Tuesday for the farmers' home at Chicago. Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter, who have been visiting relatives here, left Thursday for a visit at Cajmar, enroute to their home at Elgin. A large crowd gathered here|Wed- nesday evening to ^attend the concert which was given by the Calmar band. Mrs. Jerome Huber, daughter Carrie, and Lucy Huber autoed to near Proti- vin Tuesday for a visit with the Ed. Novak family, returning hotne Wed- nesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clemence Herold, ac companied by Mrs. Frances Swehla and daughterlda and Mrs. Joseph Mikesb, autoed to Cresco Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard and daughter, of Saude, were guests at the A. G. Fisher home Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Dvorak spent last week at Calmar visiting relatives. Mary Suchan returned home Monday, after a stay of two weeks at the Lewis Novak home near Protivin. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hess, of St. Paul, are visiting at the Anton Smith home this week. ' Mrs. A. G. Fisher and daughters Lil- lian and Loretta spent Wednesday with relatives at Protivin. Martin Mikesh, who has been spend- ing his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mikesh, returned Tues- day to Milwaukee. A. A. Novak'and famiiy, accompan- ied by Prof.' Alouis Kovarik, left last Wednesday via auto on a trip to Min- neapolis and St. Paul, where they will visit friends. Geo. Nopkels, from near Protivin, autoed down here Wednesday {even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sebesta left Wednesday by auto fctr their home at Moose Lake, Minn., after an extended visit at the home of the letter's pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nemetz. Andrew Smith autoed to Calmar on business Friday. Paul Kubik, of Protivih, was repair- ing telephones in town last week. Marie, Agnes and Lucy Suchan, Lena Herold and Emma Mikesh were Decorah shoppers Thursday. Mame Skoda, of Protivin, is staying at the Adolf Mikesh home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Novak and son, of Little Turkey, spent Sunday with relatives here. Joe Vopova, of near Protivin, was here on business Saturday. Vitoria Hruska, of Wallace, Idaho, arrived here Friday for a visit at the parental home. Joe Junko spent Saturday at the Wm. Wagner home near Ridgeway. Miss Johnson, of Richmond, Minn., is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Haadvedt. Mr. and Mrs. James Triska and daughter Lillian; accompanied by Mrs. Frances Swehla and daughter Ida, spent Sunday with relatives near Ridgeway. Regina and Viola Zahaska, of Proti- vin, were Spillville shoppers Wednes- day. Mrs. Harold Knapp and family left for Mason City Sunday after an ex- tended stay at the hotne of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mikesh. Miss Bouchek and friend from Chica- go were guests at the Woldum home Monday, Mrs. Rose Klemish spent Wednesday witb her daughter, Mrs. Edward Her- old. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Meyer, of Fort Atkinson, were calling on friends in town Sunday. Mr. Bouchek and sister Lillian, ac- companiel by a friend from Chicago, are visiting at the Kalla home west of town. J. C. Morris and family. Dr. C. D. Horton and family and Mr. and Mrs. Goite, of Calma, autoed down here Wednesday to hear the band concert. Josephine Hosper is clerking at the Haug-Heuser Co. store while Bessie Tnchek is having her vacation. Stella Klemish is staying at the EL Herold home west of town. Far Sale. Building lots, located in good resi- dence portion of city. City water, sewer and pavement. Inquire of Mrs. G. R. Story. 49-2tp KEEP STRONG Scatt's Emlsioi as dock-work the war wound.' A rich tonic, Scoff s— abounds in elements that con- tribute to the up-building of strength. Be mart that yom fcgr Scott's Emalmton. toottKlnM.llndSdd.l.j, IH CHE8TER. Wm. Scheevel passed away Saturday at his home in Cherry Grove after an illness of a few months duration. The funeral will be held Thursday. Mr#. Steffins of New York, Mrs. W. M. Sims of Minneapolis and Mr. and Mrs. Hall have been viaiting the W. W. Cray home, also at Decorah and Waterloo. Frank Bagan departed for Hamp- shire, 111., Sunday evening tovisif his daughter, Mrs. John Miller. The Geor Ness, John Ness and Ole Ness families from out of town were entertained at the Laurie Ness home Sunday. The ice cream social given Saturday evening by one of the Sunday school classes was a grand success financially, proceeds amounting to $47.00. L. L. Pbifer and family drove to Spring Valley Monday morning taking his mother, who took the train at that place to return to LaCrosae, Wis. Mrs. C. T. McWilliams and Paul, lone Thorson and Maizie Plummer were callers in LeRoy Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McMahon and W. F. Carter autoed from Rochester Saturday to spend the day witb rela- tives and friends. Emma Putzier came Friday to see her sister, Mrs. Ed Roper. Miss Putz- ier has secured a school for the coming year in our vicinity. L. G. Fiske and family of Cresco spent Sunday at the Geo. Thomas home Mrs. Matt Johhaon and Wilbur, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Plummer and Luverne autoed to Minneapolis Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Braedlove and Mrs. Fred Morris visited the W. C. Breedlove home the latter part of the week. ' Tom Roberts of Independence, la., came the fore part of thtf week to see his sister, Mrs. Roy Jones. Mrs. Charles L. Avery and daughter of Austin were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Breedlove. Will Obriham of Lime Spr.ngs was in Chester Monday. . Gordon Thomas was a LeRoy caller Sunday. John Breedlove of Cresco visited W. C. Breedlove and Ham Breedlove Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patrick of Boone, la., were guests at the W. W. Cray home the last of the week. Ray Downey of Stacy ville was shak- ing hands with old friends in Chester Friday. Knute Rhinehart was over from Spring Valley Wednesday. W. W. Cray was a business caller in Cresco Wednesday. Lornie Phifer went to Lime Springs the middle of the week. Archie Winslo* and Edna Maurer au- toed to LeRoy Wednesday evening. . Winfield Cray went to Decorah Fri- day. Fred El wood and Joe Cray were here from Lime Springs Fridsy morning on business. Roy Lusk and wife of Mankato, Minn., are here visiting the Lusk and Daws homeB. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Satur- day, July 19th, a nine-pound girl. Mr. and Mrs. John Gensbaw and son of St. Paul are visiting ber brother, Fred Maurer. Mrs. Geo. Spencer and Marion, Mrs. J. J. McDowell and children autoed to LeRoy, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. T. McWilliams is enjoying a visit with ber neice, Maicie Plummer, of Cresco, who has been spending the past week with her. Mn. H. L. Baldwin came from Wat- terloo Saturday for a few days' visit with ber brother and daughter, Mrs. O. Baldwin and Dorothy. R. Jones and J. J. McDowell were Cresco callers the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roberts were call- ed to Charles City by the serious ill- ness of their daughter Myrtle. Mas. E. D. Capper returned from Cuba, Mo., Wednesday evening her mother slightly improved. Mrs. Frances Barrett went to Cresco to attend a teacher's meeting at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stintxi and Vernon came Wednesday morning to make their home among us again. Their many friends are glad to wel- come them back to Cheater. Roy Jones and family went to Bris- tol aad atayed over night with Mrs. Jones brother, John Roberts. W. C. Brown was up from Lime Springs Thursday and visited the C. G. Lake and W. H. Barnes homea.j Mrs. A. H. Barrett went to LeRoy Friday afternoon to spend the week end with friends and relatives. F. O. Brown and family formerly of Cheater paaaed thru town Friday en- route to their home in Fayette after visiting Mrs. Brown's people in LeRoy. Bred Baldwin and family and Mrs. Baldwin's nieces the Misses Wsgner departed Friday morning for a trip to Minneapolis returning Monday accom- panied by their daughter, Mrs. Glen Simes. Get my hat of Minnesota farms at from $150 to $186 per acre. They are good ones too. Right near the Iowa line in Houston and Fillmore counties. Go and see these leads on Moadsy, Aug. 4th. For particulars see or write 60-tf A. J. E/aaa, Cresco, Iowa. LIME SPRINGS. Clinton Cowen, of Eagle Grove, Iowa, apent part of the past week a guest at the Frank Burns home. Rev. Edwards and family have been enjoying a visit from their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Roberts and son, from Lake Crystal. - Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Isaacson autoed to Cresco, Monday. .Grace Nichols, who has been spend- ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Lomas, at Cresco, returned home Mon* day. Mrs. Henry Whitford, Mrs. Guy Whitford and daughter, Mrs. Clinton Humphrey and daughter were guests of Mrs. L. Sanborn at Cresco, Monday. Alice Jones is enjoying a visit witb Miss Schnef, of Iowa City. Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hughes and little daughter were guests at the Hughes home, Tuesday. Mrs. John Arsers and little^daughter, of Ossge, spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hughes. Mrs. Glen Jones and Ellen Jones were Cresco shoppers, Thursday. Arleigh Dunlap came home, Monday, having been discharged from active serviee in France. Lillian Obribam came down from Min- neapolis for a visit with home folks. Myrtle Kerr returned home from Lansing where she has been visiting at the E. L. Barlow heme. Mr. Bullard, of Waseca, is working in the Horton Drug Store. Mrs. George Haven and daughters are spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Haven's mother in Milwaukee. Mrs. Susan Ivers, Mrs. Lovell and daughter Georgia came from Duluth, Friday, for a visit with friends and rel- atives. 1 Bessie Arsers of Osage spent the week end with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hughes. Mrs. Mattie Owen was a Cresco shop per Satnrday. Floyd Dunlap of Algona spent the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Foote were Charles City visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Omoth and daughter are spending a couple of weeks with relatives at Goldfield. Edna Anderson is tending the store in their absence. Wm. Scheevel passed away at his home north of town after an illness of several months. Funeral will be held Tuesday afternoon. Wm. Evans and family were Cresco shoppers Saturday. Joe Williams and Harold Sanborn autoed to Charles City Sunday. Mrs. Russell Brantner and little daughter are visiting the former's par- ents at North English. Mrs. M. B. Davis and Anna May were Cresco callers Thursday. Wilms Barlow came down from Lan- sing for a visit with friends. Loren Johnson was a business visit- or at St. Joe, Mo., last week. Rev. Shoemaker, who has spent the past month with his parents in Ohio, returned home Friday. Mrs. G. A. Howland and cousin, Mrs. Arsers spent Thursday in Cresco. Joe Hughes, who has been attending school at Mt. Vernon returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Halver of Ches- ter were Lime Springs visitors Thurs- day. Will Roberts and family of Minneap- olis are guests of Mr. Roberts mother, Mrs. J. H. Roberts and other relatives* Mrs. E. E. Griffith and Marjory are spending the week with Mrs. Frank Stevens, camping at Old Town. r^ family^rp. V. S. — entftutoed to Cresco, Bow4 Satwga Mr;.aq| Mrs. W. C. Brown are erijpyn inga ^srefyom Mr. and Mrs. A1 Gallo- way and so® Hewitt, of Clarinda. Mr. 'and Mrs. Halverson and son who have been visiting at Jamestown, N. D., retarned Monday afternoon. Mr. Sad Mrs. Henry Whitford and sons Gene and Jim; and family autoed np from Volga, Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs, Harley Sanborn and Rob Davis autoed to Strawberry Point, last week. Violet Horton and Will Kerr spent Sunday at Storm lake. friday evening at 7 o'clock, about 60 gvitots gathered in the M. E. church basement where a dainty two-course banquet was served in honor of our re- turned soldiers and sailors. The room was very prettily decorated with the National colors, this and the beautiful bouquets on the tables presenting a most pleasing appearance. After the banquet toasts were given by the fol- lowing, Capt. H. W. Plummer acting as toastmaster: Mr. Coaniagham. Art Nagel, W. E. Kerr, Harriaon Davis. Dave Roberts, Hayden Edwards, Pauli Nagel, Mr. Bullard, Mrs. Plummer and Miss Alice Jones. Following the ban- quet the band gave a very fine open, air concert; then to finish off the even- ing there was a dance for all who cared to attend. PROTIVIN TATTLE TALE. W. M. Kalishek motored to the Frank Vsetecka home Tuesday. Edward Kalishek motored to Cresco Saturday. Lewis Smith from Spillville was a caller here Sunday. Lewis seems to like Protivin all right. ' Frank Fencl was a business caller a Calmar Thursday. Georgina Skoda called at the John Zahasky home Friday. C. W. Chyle was a business caller at New Hampton Saturday. A crowd of young folks from Spill- ville were entertained at the Joseph Klimesh, Sr., home Friday. Grace Swestka of Schley, is a guest at the Henen Lukes home this week. Joe Fencl was a business caller at Ridgeway Tuesday. # Mr. and Mrs. Louis Biespiel of Chi- cago were also present at the picnic at Vernon Sunday. (It was an error of the printer that their names were omitted from that item last week.) Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Busta visited at the John Svoboda home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lukes and daugh- ter Bernette were guests at the Louisa Shores home near Lawler Sunday. < The song of the threshing machine can be heare in every direction these ! days. Frank fFencl called at the Chas. Bouska home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kalisek aad daughter were callers at Junction Jet., Thursday. George Klimesh accompanied by his mother and Mrs. Frankie Klimesh shopped at Spillville Saturday. Emma Skoda, Carolyn Kerian of Minto, N. D., Joseph Klimesh and Charles Chyle motored to Decorah, Sunday to see the beautiful scenery and ice cave. Arthur Swestka of Schley and mother and sister Grace and Luverne were guests at Henen Lukes home Sunday. Birtlu During Jaly. Certificates of birth have been filed with the clerk of the courts during the month of July as follows: Chas. Francis Milz, born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Milz, July 6, 1919. Mildred Grace Betts, born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. W. Betts, July 10, 1919. . : '/>: : ^ 77 7 •m : u of pleasant, WiiW positions, such aa pictured above, await the trained, proficient men and women to occupy them. Aad aalariw an highest ever known. FIT YOURSELF FOR ENJOYABLE WORK AND A BIG SALARY Let« prepare sou for success in Uf« Let us teach mm become a competent, well- paid worker, lost choose work to foor liking and let as develop your talents. 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