Subject: 4 methods you must use to win-the lotto everytime you play ietf-dkim-archive

From: "George Hively" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2017 14:35:47 -0500

ABC - November 17th

Plumber from Arkansas wins his 12th lotto this year 
 
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We sat down this morning with Edward Hayes and asked him how he does it again
and again.  Since he began playing back in August, he has already won 6 times.  

He has officially cracked the code to picking the right numhbers everytime 
They say using this easy method has netted multiple victories

Here is the method he uses 
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those aeroplanes come out every night for some purpose, thats sure, said Frank. Its a der to me the Germans havent tried to sneak out in great force before now. They could come along here without any trouble, or they could make the effort farther north, say near Jutland. Well, I suppose theyll try it some day, said Jack, but not right away. How much farther do we have to go? Frank glanced at his chart and then at his speedometer. About fifteen miles, was his reply; and then well be there too soon. The lad was right. It was not three oclock when the hydroplane came to the spot the lads had selected to descend. Well, here we

be looking for nothing so small. I guess you are right, after all, Jack agreed. At least its worth trying. Well be sure to hear them flying above; and if we went beyond the lane of travel, or didnt go far enough, we might not even see them. Exactly, said Frank. Well, there is no hurry, so I may as well slow down a bit. He did so and they went along more leisurely. Cant see what the Germans would be flying about here for, said Jack, and I have been trying to figure it out ever since I read that message.

returned to their own cabin. You see, said Frank, we didnt have to wait very long to find something to do. I see we didnt, agreed Frank. Now, the first thing to do is shed these uniforms. What for? So that we shall not be taken for British should we fall among the enemy. Well put on plain khaki suits. Well, whatever you say, said Frank. This was the work of but a few moments; and half an hour later the two lads soared into the air in one of the Queen Marys large hydroplanes. This is something like it, if you ask me, said Frank, as he bent over the wheel. Pretty fine, Jack agreed, raising his voice to make himself heard above the whir of the propellers and the noise of the engine. I wouldnt mind flying all the time. Where do we want to come down, Jack?

difficult question, returned Captain Raleigh. Here, read this, and he passed the lad a slip of paper. Jack did as commanded. This is what he read: Large number of enemy aircraft reported flying over North Sea, fifty miles south of you, every night. Investigate. (Signed) BEATTY. Jack passed the slip of paper back. Well? exclaimed Captain Raleigh. Yes, sir, replied Jack. You want me to find out whats going on, sir? Exactly. Can you run a hydroplane? No, sir; but Frank here can. Who? Lieutenant Chadwick, sir. Oh, said the commander, so he is Frank, eh? All right. Then here is what I want you two to do. Take the