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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-15
ENJOYS EVERY MEAL
Since Ticking Vinol--Eatins Was Pun
ishnaeHt Before.

SiuS@ t@KtH9 Win0f~-EaTfnG was Fun
ishmsnt Befcre.
There are hundreds, even thousands
Of people right around here who have
mad no appetite for a long time and
eat only because they must.
A Brooklyn man, Thos. j. Sinclair,
says In a letter: "For nearly Ave
years was tormented with stomach
trouble. / had no appetite and I sur
fered so much and so long that 1t
seemed as il I never would get any
relief Vinol proved to be just what
| needed, 1t brought back my appe-
tite. relieved the painful symptoms
and now my digestion is perfect. +
enjoy every meal now, where former
~ eating was almost punishment
This delicious cod liver and iron
remedy without oil is wonderful TO
stimulate the appetite and build up
the body. All who are weak and run
down from stomach trouble or other
causes should try vinol on our pos
tive guaranty to refund the money il
they are not perfectly satisfied. Fout
& Porterfeld. druggists. 81 broadway,
Fargo, N. D.
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Emblem News.

Embden, N. d.. Nov. 1s.-To The
Forum c. j. Buck IL comfortably To-
Gated for the winter on Piety hill:
Mr.. Mallough has number Of fine
porkers he expects to market soon.
g. J.. Buck Ia q fancier Of poultry
and has the finest in this neck D. the
woods.
10. X. Thomson liz wearing o. broad
smile these days. Mrs. Thomson
will soon be home from her western
trip
Mr.. Ryan, with the Grown Elevator
Co, and family are new arrivals here
and like 1t fine.
wv. r. Ortiz just finished shreddins
his corn before the snow storm.
Contractor Gebhart reports d very
good summer In the building trade.
wrestling fans here went to see
Frank Gotch.
Miss Reddy. . charming young lady
from the east. Ii the new school
teacher. and IL highly respected Nv All.
Cor. q.
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North Dakota Kernels
There are stIII auction salea.

There are still auction sales.
@&@
Some great bags Of rabbits are be.
Ing reported.
The North Dakota One Hundred
Dollar an Acre club has been incor.
porated.
The harvest of the newspaper pub
fishers Is coming-from now till the
holidays.
North Dakota--with crop values for
1911 OF more than $150, 900, COOS not
begging any handouts.
go
A Drayton man has returned to that
dear Pernbina county after spending a
few years in California.
4 jamestown woman who released
the custody Of her child is now en-
deavorfng to regain possession.
900
A druggist at overly was to have a
hearing on his permit. He surrender
ed IL rather than fight the case.
Editor Haugen OF The Maddox
Standard Is rather emphatic in his re-
marks regarding Fargo professor.
900
Editor and Mrs. Drake OF the West
hope Standard are being congratu-
lated on the arrival Of son at their
home.
Naturally the North Dakota editors
are rather divided in their opinion of
the meaning OF the recent elections in
other states
The bottineau Courant refers to L.
b. Hanna as the senior senator"
The chances are that Hanna wouldn't
weep--if he were.
90
This is the time OF year that tests
the decency Of owners OF property
abutting the sidewalks. Some OF them
shovel or the snow.
90
The church suppers this year are
said to have few real oysters In the
stew and the chickens are of compar-
atively recent vintage.
900
The Linton Record man has his own
ideas as to the proper spelling of the
name OF Dan Slattery. custodian of
the states capitol building.
90
Harry Custer, prisoner In the Me-
dora JAIL made an attempt TO eUcap0
but the jailer and big gun caused
him to change his mind.
900
Burleigh county taxpayers are MOI
particularly anxious for state treas
urers to get into trouble--then demand
changes of venue--it comes high.
90
The Stanely Sun refuses to commit
itself on the gubernatorial question.
Editor Wilson was quite positive whVs
he was for--long before the last prt,
marieg.
The circulation of The Dickinson
Press was boosted by the purchase df
The Richardton News. AS a result
Editor Ayres has advanced the aaver
Using rates.
Lieutenant Governor Burdick saws
the insurgents can't win till thesr nut
party loyalty before personal aain--
and many of the insurgers SAL 90
hades with the party-and therO you
are.
The Milwaukee gave free freight on
hay and feed stuffs In the southwest
ern corner Of the state, but has an
nounced that order will be rescinded
after Dec. 1. There is q general huf-
ry up TO get shipments in by thsR
time.
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At Our Hoardina IInus.


The dyspeptic boarder who was al
ways one week behind the lighthouse
on his board bill cleared his throat
and said. 7 would like to remark"
~ know you would" SNAPPED the
landlady. You would always like to
remark something. It's the best thing
YOU do. But want to give you fair
warning that + don't have to take any
back talk from anybody MY family
has money. ! don't have to run a
boardin house, you know"
My dear madam" interrupted the
dyspeptic boarder. Il was only about
to remark about this roast beef,
ooh, sure" broke In the landladv
now YOU are going to roast the vict-
uals. Well. all have to say is that 1
am an honest woman and have to pay
my bills on time. I can't stand EN-
off week or two at clip like some
boarders know Of OF course, am
not naming no names. but there are
parties who would make more Of hit
II they were as perticlxler about pay
ing their board a. they are about
their food
"But. my dear madam
Don't dear madam me. You ali
think Won can impose upon me be-
cause am q woman. It's all that can
be expected OF passed. of shif'less
men who wouldn't be hangin' around
d 81 boarding house anyhow. Ii they
amounted to anything. DON'T talk To
me, r. there Ii anybody here who
doesn't like his meals. he can pay lip
and get out"
II was only about to remark said
the dyspeptic boardsr, that this
roast BET Is the anest have had iii
several years
We'll. snapped the landlady, swhy
in tophet didn't you say 20 iii the first
place ~
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Tor quite a while:
Bout forty years or 30.
he somehow allus aimed to please:
Inc KIDS all set upon his knees
AND every doggone one OF these
Would swear by Uncle Hank.
ne settled all their little ills
And when they looked pale round the
He'd recommend the YARDS and pills
That cured them In = yank.
He took care Of the grown-ups too.
In spite of all that they could do
There wa'ant soul that could STAY
blue
When he was in the room.
Wnen Folks would hear the well-known
Upon the walk Of his old stick
quick:
It wa'ant no place Tor gloom.
OF course ne never made no pile
In cotton. wheat or steel or lie.
And didn't go in much for style
Or soft billed parlor talk.
But folks hung out the Welcome
sign
And schsrned 20 make him stay and
dine
The SUN most always seemed to shine
When he came up the walk.
He never won no great renown
And wasn't knowed outside OF town
Historians won't set him down
For future folks to read.
But folks here liz Of one accord
That he's no stranger TO the Lord
And sure and certain his reward
VIII be complete, indeed.
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PRoHIss FoR HANNA.

F. r. Z
Chairman XIII Of the North Dakota
Prohibition Central committee an
nounces the members OF his party are
SO well satisfied with the candidacy
OF L. 3. Hanna for governor that II is
his opinion no effort viii be made by
the prohibitionists to name candi-
date for that once.
Mr.. Hanna's record is quite salts
factory to the temperance workers.
In his long career in both branches of
the state Legislature and In congress
he has always been found a loyal
supporter of the temperance cause
and has always stood for law en-
forcement.
It Is not surprising that temperance
and prohibition workers like Mr.. XIII
and others are strongly endorsing Mr..
Hanna's gubernatorial candidacy.
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NO REASON FOR iT.
You Are shown The way out.

tS1 IRE SH0Wn tins Way Out,
There can be no just reason wbv
any reader OF this viii continue ~
suffer the tortures of an aching 4an,x
the annoyance OF urinary disorders.
the damages OF serious kidney illE
when relief IL SO near at. hand ana
the most positive proof given thah
these ills can be cured The followinp
Is Convincing proof
G. Peterson. I0a sixth avenue south.
Moorhead, Mimi. SAYS: .About sir
months ego I had occasion ~ naa
Doan's Kidney Pills and thev Ala re
world Or good My kidneys were
badly disor6ered and my work greatly
aggravated my trouble. whenever
! caught cold or over exerted myself.
was Ia misery The kidney
secretions were Irregular tn passage
and this weakness was Il source az
constant ANNOYANCE. Having often
heard Doan's Kidney pills highly rec.
commended. decided to give them j
trial and the results were erakifyinu.
am now enjoying much better
healsh.' statement given In August
1s0T.)
No Trouble Since.
Mr.. Peterson was interviewed On SAP
teraber II, 1910 and he said: II sfill
think highly Of poan's Kidney Pills.
This remedy never fails To benefit me
when 4 use 1t.
For sale BY ali dealers. Price 30
cents Foster Milhurn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name Dpafl ana
take no other
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According 10 Uncle Abner,

SCENE to me the bachelors ought
all to be advocates OF the single tax.
Elmer Jones saws there is one thing
that he likes about Miss Amy stubbs.
the village miIIiner, and that in his
arm. Elmer has been reading an al
manac somewhere
There isn't any use OF Teller run
min a half mile down the rud lookin'
for trouble. II he sits perfectly stiIl.
IL VIII come to him when it gets ready.
and 1t Amt goin' to pass by without
noticin' him, either.
Outside new red flannel shirt
about the most uncomfortable thing In
this world to wear is set of teeth
that don't fit.
The days Of the stem winding oat-
mobile are numbered. A Teller won't
have to get out any more 70 crank nm.
but there win be something else to
cuss about, so it won't make much diff
ference.
One of the delightful sights is a
Teller wearfn' silk hat and a yaIfer
rubber rafncoat to the thayter.
! hear Teller might just as wen
buy q taxfcab as to rent one for two
OF three hours.
II Is sometimes hard to ten whether
the progressives are progresefn' for
ard or backs ard
A lot OF men get the reputation OF
befn' hfghbrows simply bekuz they
haven't got much hair.
Amry Hicks amt took drink for
nine years. but he has got a worse
reputation for drinxin' now than he
had before he quit. His friends ali
say: No, Amry don't touch a drop
now, but you orter see him when he
did. He was the village drunkard.
There are two things that a Teller
seldom has when he needs 'en bad.
One thing is collar button. and the
other Is money.
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FREE lFIT FAILS.
Your Money Back IL You ara net Salts.
fed With the Medicine We
Recommend.

we are so positive that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation,
no matter how chronic 1t may be, that
we offer to furnish the medicine at our
expense should 1t fail to produce salts
factory results.
1t In worse than useless to attempt
to cure constipation with cathartic
drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do much
harm. They cause reaction, irritate,
and weaken the bowels and tend to-
make constipation more chronic. Be
sides, their use becomes habit that is
dangerous.
Constipation is caused by q weak
ness of the nerves and muscles OF the
large intestine or descending colon To
expect permanent relief you must
therefore tone up and strengthen these
organs and restore them to healthier
activity.
We want you to try Rexall Orderlies
on our recommendation. They are
exceedingly pleasant to take, being
eaten like candy. and are ideal for
children. delicate persons, ana old
foiks. 90 well as for the robust They
act directly on the nerves and muscles
OF the bowels. They apparently have
q neutral action on other associate
organs or glands They do not purge,
cause excessive Iooseness. nor create
any Inconvenience whatever. They
may be taken at any time, day Or
night. They will positively relieve
chronic or habitual constipation, ii not
of surgical variety, and the myriads OF
associate or dependent chronic all
Snents. II taken with regularity FOR 4
reasonable length of time. ~ tablets.
10 cents; 80 tablets, 25 cents 30 tab
lets. 80 cents. Sold In Fargo only at
our stores The RexaIl Stores. The
Fargo Drug Co.. Economy Drug CO,
Waldorf Pharmacy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-11-15

The Bismarck Settler has moved.
Farmers are selecting nne seed
grain.
The state papers are telling about
Is. sever s., freight ssTs we're dsraiisd
Potatoes are reasonably certain
crop In North Dakota.
There was a lively time in the chase
of coyote near Beach.
900
An EnderIin man went duck hunt
ing without either gun or salt.
%@@
With the price Of max low some peo-
pie are purchasing seed for next
spring.
Ell. N. Rasmussen OF Manning had an
arm broken in runaway in Dunn
county.
The business men Of Mott set an ex-
ample to people OF other cities--in 10y
atty and enterprise
There was mo great rush Of depos-
itors when the postal savings bank
opened at McClusky.
900
George Weatherhead has retired
from The Bismarck Palladium and the
McMasters are in charge.
90
Despite the poor crops in the south
western corner OF the state the travel
ing shows are well attended.
Foster county's famous two-ton
steer has been sent to Chicago to be
exhibited at the International
@&@
A daughter of Joseph Keinsasser OF
Bowdon was badly scalded when a
pail Of water on the stove exploded.
@@@
The Kenmare News is not an ad-
mirer OF the chief OF police The ed
itor evidently has no fear Of the libel
law.
A New England. Hettinger county,
man has invented bottle stopper to
protect people from drinking acids and
poisons by mistake.
900
Business Is SO good that Editor
Haskell had to issue a dozen pages to
accommodate all those who wanted
ads in the last issue of fhe Bottineau
Courant.
1t Is quite evident Editor Haskell of
The Bottineau Courant proposes to put
his o. K. on the rest of the democratic
editors-and Colonies Whitehead and
Wilkinson had better look out.
900
Ward county is to have country
club at Rice Lake. twenty-five miles
from Minot and twelve from Ryder.
1t Is said to be a hunters paradise
stock company will be organized.
The Bottineau News dislikes secrecy
regarding the appointment of members
OF the U. 8. supreme court 1t refrains
from comment on appointments for
the state supreme and district courts.
900
The determination of Judge Davis
Of Minot to break into the congress
sional race has caused great deal of
activity among the politicians who
wish to succeed him. Judge Murray
win again be in the race.
@SS@
An fnsurgent paper seems to think
the appointment Of Justice Bruce was
not well received by the gtaiwart
press. How about the reception ac-
corded 1t by Fargo insurgeut paper?
Rather a ridiculous point on which TO
attempt to make political capital
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And So IL Goes.

Age 1-willie. CAfnt he Just too
cute?)
Aged 10-willie Jones. CTS won
der his parents wouldn't do some
thing with that mean little brat.)
Aged 1S-Biliy Jones. (Schoolbov. !
Aged GOV. rockingham Jones.
(1igh school graduateo
Aged 25--Jones. (Star halfback on
college team
Aged S0--Mr. William Frothinghan1
Jones. CHS wife has bought HIM
some visiting cards.)
Aged 35--WiIliam f. Jones. Now
he's railroad clerk
Aged 40-W. #. Jones. president az
the road.)
Aged 45--W. Jones. (Millionaire.)
Aged 50-Big Bill Jones. (sen-
ator)
Aged 7O-old Man Jones. crown
sage and weather prophet.)
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Of poultry to the twin cities IN a few
days.
Pisek visitors OF last week were
Frank Karnik of yeSeIeyville. J. u.
Robertson Of Conway and o, Young
from Grand Forks.
Last Thursday was q busy day for
the dog catcher" The refusal on the
part or the owners to pay the requir-
ed dog tax cost several CANNES their
lives.
John Pavek, brakeman on the La
kota branch. is paying his parents a
visit. Next week he win go to work
again.
Thursday evening the principal
business men of PiseE decided to es-
tablish a newspaper in town.
Cor. r.
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Havana, ~ d. Nov. 1s.-To The
Forum; B. Parsons returned to his
home at Evansville, Ind, last Thurs
day, after spending some time at his
farm. which is operated by Reuben
White.
Or. Arnold Of Britton was in Ha-
vana last Wednesday to consult with
DIR. Mulrooney
w. r. Wyckon made a business
trip to the cities last week.
r. White returned last SATURDAY
from the cities where he went with
q carload OF stock.
Nora Lyle entertained the Art clnb
last Saturday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid OF the Congrega-
tional church will meet at the home
OF Mrs. g. E Castle, Thursday. Nov.
90 Cor. Ell.
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gasYNJ TIL SPUR.
Il rfE< lX9rG MT
~ nw acT Ms kaOuLTosa.
Copyright 1871. by G, ~. Mathcr.
Good Man Gone.

So Uncle Hank II
gone! Dew tell
He has been ailin'
quite q spell
And folks round
here will wish
him well
Wherever he may
go.
He never let his
temper spite,
But wore q salts
fyin' smile
Around this burg
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nation. But few persons acquainted
with the movements behind the scenes
In Washington will share Mr.. Rob-
ert's opinion that an adequate pres-
idential press agency il lacking.
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It may take one man ninety years
to count s1.ooO,o0 but when a man
has that much money he can AFFORD
to hire men to count 1t for him.
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gHOLyTlcACy
MB MD M2ZE5

McHenry Tribune: Congressma n
Hanna should feel pretty well ticklSd
the way the newspaper boys are boosii-
ing him for governor.
Ambrose Tribune: Now that Pre-
lessor Aaker has withdrawn from tie
gubernatorial race and James A Bu.-
chanan has been endorsed by the in
surgent wing of the party, the pros
pect lis good for a square fight be-
tween Messrs. Hanna and Buchanan.
After the primary 10 over all should
abide by the decision Of the majority.
Party decency demands that While
The Tribune favors the nomination of
Mr.. Hanna because we believe in his
honesty and ability. should the major
itys of the republicans declare in favor
of Mr.. Buchanan, we will give him
just as loyal support az we would Mr..
Hanna, should he be the choice of the
party.
Ross Valley News: Nearly all of
the state papers that arrive at our ex-
change table have endorsed L. B.
Hanna for governor. 1t is almost
unanimous among the state press.
Hebron Tribune Hon. l.. B. Han
ma has been friend Of the newspapers
and now they are lining up for him
in his candidacy for the gubernatorial
nomination in great shape. No use
asking them What's the matter with
Hanna (h) ?" The answer is too easy.
Tagus Mirror: Mr.. Hanna's ability
as vote geter win be proven when
the primaries are over. The progress
sives have put in the field the strong
est available candidate In the person
OF Mr.. Buchanan and while he is q very
good man for the position he seeks. he
is not in any way superior to Mr..
Hanna and there Is no doubt that the
next occupant OF the governors chair
will be r. B. Hanna.
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Havana News.

'EoofQ eEosIpusTep t0s o. como
STU peAom svQ 9se1eu0 II % r .1T
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Eiastinne MassrI.

Hastings + ri, NOV. 1s.-To The
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Forum want ADS Get Quick Results
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Specials in Notions

Swan Hooks and Eyes, without hump,
non-rustable, sc card.
Diamond Snap Fasteners, black and white,
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Colts Angora Braid, 5-yard bolts, black,
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Gold Standard Mercerized Shoe Laces,
black and TAM so inches long. SC.
Midget Jet Invisible Hair Pins, waved and
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Carmen Invisible Hair Nets, dozen. spe-
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Chloris Dress Shields, special l2c, 1sc. lsc
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YOU'LL FIND 1T HERE
NEWS or THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE

PARIS. - The Aero Club de
France has decided on June 10 aud
II for the Gordon Bennett cup
raccS,
Accident. no, foul play, brought
about the death Of David Carlson.
whose body was recovered from
Green river. SAYS Deputy Coroner
SNYDER Chris Wang. held In the
county jail. will be released
BEARING In her cargo 5iA bales
Of raw silk. the Nippon liner Sado
Maru docked last night Fifty-cight
Japs and one Russian came In the
rtecragc.
Her bottom a mass OF sea grass,
the chilean bark Cur8on came into
the bay yesterday from Valparaiso.
A dramatic recital Of "Enoeh
Arden" will be given by Queen
Anne Conversational church 10.
night. with Dr. y. +, Dunsian aud
Miss Dorothy Dunstan In the chief
roles.
After arguing an appeal In the
haheas corpus case OF Johan TIL
berg. District Attorney Todd re-
turned last night from San Fran
cisco.
II Is expected that the wreck Of
the Maine will be lifted By June l.
Mrs. ". S. Wall Of Atlanta. Ca.
while visiting In Cincinnati, used
the long distance telephone 10 talk
with her parrot. Il cost her $50.
The pig given by Mrs. o. II. p.
Belmont as a prize FOR charity,
proved 10 be crippled and was
killed in New York.
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May ~. 1864. was the day OF
the fight In The BLOODY Angle" al
Spotsylvania court house. Virginia.
The Union army for days had been
charging the Confederate intreneh'
ments with moro or less Indifferent
results. but ON the 18th the second
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army corps un
der command OF
Gen. Hancock
swung hard on
the Confederate
right center and
captured 1900
men and 20 can
non. Five times
the Confederates
on either side
attempted 10 dis
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ton and Mas sa-
chusctts. not to
say anythtn X
about the rest OF
the land. Henry
Cabot Lo d sc.
scholar Ia poll-
tics" and first aid
10 injured big
business. made hts
advent. Having
b cen misrepre
sented by the
scholar for more
IMAM ~ years. the
common people
OF that state are
happy upon this
, sist birthday of
their boss
J happy that II Ism
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Retiring TO boom Judson Harmon
as democratic presidential eandi-,
date. 2. C. Leonard last night re
signed as president OF the king
County Democratic club. A resolu-
ton vas adopted fayoring home
rule for Alaska.
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Shetland Finished Keilings

These are the latest novelty in smart Veil
ings and are. shown in various effects, in
navy, brown and black. Priced from sc
yard upward. Prs, Floor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that
they helped him to make hts for.
tune Francis Magee. "A carpet
manufacturer. devised In his will
gifts ranging from sioo TO $500 to
&c employees.
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VANCOUVER. Wash.--A postal
savings bank viii be opened here
juno 1.
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Gold-Filled and Sterling
Siluer Lockets

Many pretty styles in Cold-filled Lockets
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I%l|'1

Sixty-one years ago this very
DAY an awful calamity befell Bos-