This quote has been sent to you for good luck.

The original is from the Netherlands.  It has been around the world
nine (9) times.  The luck has now been brought to you.

You will receive good luck within six (6) days of receiving this
letter, provided you in turn, send it back out.  This is no joke.  You
will receive it in the mail.  Send copies of this letter to people you
think need good luck.  DO NOT SEND MONEY, for fate has no price on it.
Dot no keep this letter.  It must leave your hands 96 hours after you
receive it.

An R.A.F. officer received $70,000.00 after he sent this letter out.
Joe Elliot received $450,000.00 and lost it because he broke the chain.
While in the Phillipines, General Welch lost his life six (6) days
after he received this letter.  He failed to circulate this quote,
however, before his death, he received $725,000.00.

Please send 20 copies of this letter and see what happens to you on the
sixth day.  This chain comes to you from Venezualea and was written by
Soul Anthony DeVoid, a missionary from South America.  I myself
forwarded this to you, but it is sent annonymously to you.  Since this
chain makes a tour of the world, you must make 20 identical copies,
send it to your friends, relatives, and associates.  After a few days
you will get a surprise.  This is true, even if you are not
superstitious.

Make note of the following:  Constaintinkus received the chain in 1959.
He asked his secretary to make 20 copies and send them out. After a
few days, he won a lottery for Twelve-Million Dollars, in his country.
Chad Dado-tian, office worker, received the chain and forgot about it.
A few days later he lost his job.  He found the chain letter and sent
it out to 20 people the next day, five (5) days after he got an even
better job.

For no reason should this chain be broken.  REMEMBER, SEND NO MONEY.
Please don't ignore it, IT WORKS.

                                        A FRIEND

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