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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
Y LAWN SOCIAL
A GREAT SUCCESS
Joint Effort Of Young Men and Wom-
en- Successful In Way and
Much Money is
Made.
HUNDREDS ARE SERVED
Tasteful Decorations Add to Pleas
ure Of Big Affair Held on
tho Lawn Of the
Y. M. C. A.

The first annual Y. M. G. A-Y. w.
G A. lawn social, held on the Y. M.
lawn, was one of the most success
full outdoor events of the year. G. E..
Durgee, secretary, of. the Y. NJ, says
that it was a big success and officers
of the Y. w. were just as much graft
fled with the fine manner iii which
the whole affair was patronized.
At one time, there were upwards
of 300 people in. and about the lot
where the social was held. All
through the evening the crowds were
SO large that it was a difficult matter
to get the ice cream and cake to the
patrons. A special stand was main
tanned where root beer, ginger ale,
and other soft drinks were on
sale. Many gallons of the cool.
ing soda water were sold. The
ice cream sale was very large, many
gallons being eaten during the even
ing.
The social was held on the Y. NJ.
C. A. lawn on the Fifth street side OF
the building. The plot of ground was
tastefully decorated with bunting and
Japanese lanterns. A line Of lanterns
The light from this string of lights
could be seen for many blocks and
did much to attract the large crowds
that came. Long lines of automobiles,
filled with people waiting to be serv.
ed were stretched down Fifth and
Blondeau streets.
In every way, from a monetary
standpoint, and from Others, the at.
fair Is considered a great success,
and the young people of the two as
sociations who worked hard in the
preliminary arrangements are very
happy at the results their labors
brought.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
YOUNG MAN GOES
TO ASIA TO TEACH
Leroy Ackerson Will Work as Mis-
sionary Teacher Under Metho-
dist Auspices in Java.

Leroy Ackerson. graduate of the
Keokuk high school in the class Of
1911, and from Iowa Wesleyan col
lege in the class of 1916, leaves We'd
nesday morning for Singapore, NAL
acca, Straits Settlements, a British
colony in Asia, on the Indian ocean
From there he will 60 to the island
of Java, where he will work as a
missionary teacher under the auspices
of the board of missions cf the
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr..
Ackerson goes from here to San
Francisco, where he will embark on
the steamer China, which sails Aug
ust l. Mr.. Ackerson will do some
preaching In addition to his teaching
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
\ 9he n
H}AMILTON GATE C TY|
Is 4AM!LToN: !tL: .yLy q Is
HAMILTON. ILL.,. JULY %.

nesday evening drew a large crows
out on the street. and in Spite Of the
dust considerable number of autos
from the country drove in to enjoy
the excellent music.
Next week, Tuesday, several autos
will tour the country, distributing
the chautauqua booklets which will
come from the Press Monday.
An AIIegory.
Once upon a time there was piece
of highway which at times was sort
of street, but when the frosts fled
from the ground and the rains fell
then this highway became almost as
deep as it was wide. The bottom Of
the mud thereof the mind Of man
knows not, and then We highway was
no highway, but was most vile and
fearful way. So the wise men took
counsel and covered the way with
cinders and then patted themselves
on the back and said, Behold, how
wise we are. We have made a good
street and at little cost" And it was
good until the furious drivers of an
host Of autos had crushed and pow
dered it, and then an outraged one
who pays much tax waxed wroth be
cause he and his house are much tor
mented.
And the wise men went about again
to do good. And one says, Here is
much need to expend the money we
have. And it seemed to him good to
place much broken stone where This
wise r an could see If it were better
than the cinders. So tho highway
before this wise mans tent and the
highway which leads to his garage
were both found worthy to get all the
money the city has. And the man
with the cinders on his street
crashes his teeth on the dust thereof
and fain would pour oil not on his
auger, but on the street which doth
so torment him, even though the
many ducats therefor must come frcn:
his own purse.
Moral: If you wish to find one,
that is, if you have part of street
which needs improving, ge. a public
Office and then be in position 20 order
what you want.
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Amos Rockefeller, former boy
from Hamilton, but for the last five
years working in Chicago, was in
town Friday looking up friends. lie
had good position with the Kin.
ball Piano Co., is married. has two
children and a pleasant home. Like
most of the Hamilton boys when they
get out in the world, he had made
good.
Strange freaks some Of those storm
centers seem to have been playing
near us lately. Wednesday afternoon
when Hamilton got little sprinkle
of rain and flood of dust, barn
two miles east Of town was moved
from it's foundation and number of
apple trees were broken off at the
phrey.
morning for trip by auto out on
far as Mt Sterling and then intend
ing to go north, visiting various
places until they strike the line of
the T., P. & W., then back home.
They are campaigning in the interests
Of their rock crushing and sand pump
business. Down at their sand plant
they are able to load car in fifteen
minutes. They are getting an excel
lent grade of sand for all purposes.
Parties who have been out in vari-
Gus directions say the corn prospects
in Hancock county are worse than in
any adjoining regions. It is almost
all small and suffering for rain. In
some sections the threshing work is
going on, some oat fields yielding well
and some very light. Very little rye
or wheat was sown. The hay crop
is heavy and generally 3fgood quail
ity. Neal Daugherty who is cutting
several hundreds Of acres Of grass, is
baling and shipping it as fast as it
is cut and cured. The lack of rain
has cut and damaged the black
berries SO they are scarce and high
in price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Marshall, &C.
companied by Miss Helen Jackson of
Wythe township, left Wednesday
the Marshalls will help Lloyd Blake
with his harvest and Miss jackson
will visit the family of her brother
Frank.
Miss Jessie Lane returned Friday
noon from Macomb where she has
been attending the summer normal.
T. J. and w. C. McAdams has dis
posed of their plant, the Hamilton
Bottling works, to Mr.. B. J. Spencer
of Brookfield, Mo-, who with the as
sistance of an experienced worker
from Quincy will continue the BUSH
ness. We are glad to note, however,
that the McAdams people do not con-
template leaving Hamilton
The union religious services on
Sunday evening are well attended and
are much better than services II held
indoors these hot times.
Several attended the township Sun
day schoo, convention last Sunday
afternoon at Warsaw and while the
exercises were unusually good IL was
almost unbearably hot IN the rod
going and in the church.
The Hamilton hand concert We'd
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Oh Q WAR SAW
. A;:GATE;';;c|IT T.:

Mae Guthrie Tongier Los Angeles,
Cal. tho lecturer on Fridays program
certainly gave Warsaw "a message"
In her two lectures, 1.-THE Call Of the
New Ages" and Shasta Daisies and
Folks which was gladly accepted.
Seldom has Warsaw audience had
the privilege OF listening to such an
eloquent and gifted woman; she
breaches the brotherhood Of man SO
much needed these days, and espouses
the cause OF the down-trodden and
oppressed, and Is thrilling advocate
for peace. She is magical in her elo-
quence and holds her audience in
wrapt attention from first to last; she
was frequently greeted with rounds
of applause.
On Sunday July 16, at 1880 p. m. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bailey of Suffer-, occurred the mar
riage of their only daughter, Miss
Leona Mae to Mr.. Winnard G. LINEN
berger. youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Linnenberger, Rev. Ralph o.
Harpoole of Wythe officiating; the
bridal party entered the parlor as the
bridal chorus from Lohengrin was
played on the piano by the goom's
sister-in1aw, Mrs. Chas. Linnenberger.
A fine luncheon was served immed-
lately after the wedding, to the guests
which comprised the immediate rela-
tives Of the bride and groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Steinhauer of Lincoln, ILL.,, Mrs.
Mae Semple, New Holland, ILL.,, Miss
Maude 'Pickard, Keokuk and VIM.
Bailey, Burton View, Ill. The Warsaw
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Shipe, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ewing, and
Mr.. and MRS. Elmer Bailey and family.
The plans and specifications for the
rest room at Oakland cemetery, have
been received from Architect Payne
of Carthage. by Jno. NJ. Cherry, secre-
tary Of Oakland Cemetery association.
This building is made possible by the
will Of the late Adam Roesler and will
be one story, "a eet 2 inches by IS
feet 2 inches. and to be constructed
cs select building block clay burned
the walls to be pebble dashed, the
roof will be of red tile and wide
porch will extend across the end OF
the building. On either side of tho
front door will be cement seat. The
building will have two toilet rooms
and a lavatory: the building will pc
as near fireproof as possible and will!
be handsome exteriorily. Bids for the
work are now solicited.
1t took 1000 gallons Of oil Gcar.
load) to oil Main street from the levee
to Seventh and also the intersecting
streets one block north and south.
It "goes without saying" that pub
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22

lilo sentiment demands 1917 chautau-
qua in Warsaw, SO great has been the
interest this week, and no doubt the
wish will be gratified.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Worthen are en-
joying visit from their daughter ~>~
&c. r. Maxwell Of Whitewater, Wis.
and her son Robert Mr.. Maxwell
will not be able to join his wife and
son as his duties connected with tho
summer school will keep him home
until the middle of August.
Miss Thelma Herman of Peoria Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. George Spite.
Our young friend A. P. Buckert
would make most worthy successor
to Halsey X. Sack, who recently re-.
signed as councilman from the first
ward, as he has had valuable exper.
fence and his counsels are needed.
Miss Eunice Worthen Is home
from short visit with friends in
Omaha.
Much to the regret of many people,
in this section, the geographic board
has changed the name OF Lake
Cooper to Lake Keokul1. Hugh L.
Cooper made that lake literally, and
it is eminently fitting that 1t should
bear his name. The board Is simply
following a rule, with no regard to
fitness or sentiment.
On Thursday morning, July Goth
at II o'clock two Of Warsaw's popular
young people embarked on the matrl'
monial sea in the persons of Mr..
Frank Shepherd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Shepherd, and Miss Ethel Klein.
ert. eldest daughter Of Mr.. George
Kleinert; Rev. DR.. George Long per.
formed the ceremony at st. Pauls
Episcopal church, the happy couple
leaving Immediately after in an auto.
mobile for Fl. Madison, where they
boarded the train for Silvis, H., and
will there visit Mrs. Harry Hill and
Mrs. H. NJ. Shepherd. The best wishes
and congratulations Of their many
friends are heartily extended to this
most worthy young couple.
Cedar Glen is quite popular as a
picnic place. What fine site the
bluff there would make. for tri-state
chautauqua Cor tri-city). Right on the
trolley line, and on the proposed
Hamilton and Warsaw boulevard.
what could be finer? Ever think Of
1t?
Mrs. David Halloween now in her
ninety-fourth year, is recovering nice
ly from an operation for q growth ON
her head.
John B. Kindig Of Jacksonville, Fla,
a Warsaw citizen fourteen years ago
was visitor here this week.
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this morning. In an antemortem
statement she said her husband came
into her room last night and said he
had shot Beeler and Suffer and
would be satisfied when he had
killed two other men he named. Then
he shot Mrs. NARROW.
Suffer was employed on Marlow's
farm near Cody, six miles north of
here, and Beeler lived across the
road.
Some time ago the constable in
that precinct received a letter stating
that NARROW had Illicit relations with
his twenty year old daughter. The
constable lost the letter and it was
later found and sent to- the county at
torney. NARROW is understood to
have learned of the letter and to have
suspected Suffer and several neigh
bors OF being responsible for it
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
st. Peters Young Mems Club Moon
ljoht

st. Peters Young Mems Club Moon
liaht.
From present Indications, one of the
largest crowds Of. the season will be
on the moonlight excursion to be
given on Monday evening, July "a, by
the Young Mems cub of st. Peters
Catholic church. The G. w. Hill, one
of the most popular excursion boats
on the upper river. has been char
tered to take the club and its friends
to Fort Madison and all who are
planning on the trip are looking for
ward to an enjoyable time.
The boat will leave the Keokuk
landing at 1880 o'clock and will cruise
up Lake Keokuk to Fort Madison, ar
irving at that place at 9:45 o'clock.
After stop Of fifteen minutes in the
neighboring city the boat will begin
the return journey and will arrive
here about midnight.
The Young Mems club has given
very successful excursions in the past
and the outing next Monday will I'M
doubtedly be one of the most enjoy
able of the season. Dancing will be
enjoyed during the trip up and down
the river. The excursion promises to
be well patronized by the younger set
of the city who desire to dance and
also by those who are looking forward
to a nice pleasant outing on the lake.
advertisement.
At the Hippodrome Tonight.
Sensations have been out-sensa.
toned and motion pictures have
nearly gone the limit in their realism
If criticisms of the big Lubin war film
'"The Nations PERIL" are a criterion.
From every corner after the private
showings of the picture there has
come a volume of wonderful praise,
not only for the magnitude of the
production, the stupendity of the
scenes, the evident utter disregard for
expense, but for the treatise which
has been accorded this timely subject
Of the hour; preparedness and the
|hyphenated American.
From its smallest tender to its
largest battleship and from its most
humble cadet to Secretary Josephus
Daniels seemingly every man and
ship of the United States Atlantic
squadron has done duty toward the
making Of this picture.
Other features of "The Nations
Peril are the appearance of Secre-
tary. Daniels, Admirals Winslow and
Fletcher, Vice-Admiral Mayo, Captain
Sims Of the torpedo flotilla, Captain
Willoughby of the navy aerial corps,
the war college, the naval training
station at Newport, thousands of sail
ors, and marines of the Atlantic
squadron, soldiers Of Rhode Island
and Massachusetts as the hostile
army, the wireless station at work,
mine explosions in the harbor. etc.
Earl Metcalfe and Ormi Hawley Of
the Lubin players are to be seen in
the leading roles, supported by Ar
thur Matthews, Herbert Fortier, Will
liam H. Turner and Eleanor Barry
Advertisement.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
The Blacklist.

WASHINGTON, July %. - First
hand unofficial information as to just
how the British blacklist has hit
American firms, is expected to be
laid before President Wilson next
week. Word has reached the white
house that representatives OF black.
listed firms are organizing to put the
matter personally before the prest-
dent. While officials refused to COM
ment, it was indicated the state de-
partment and the white house will be
glad to get any, details from any re-
liable source. What officials want to
know. among other things, is exactly
what alleged acts have been commit
ted by the firms to bring down the
British blacklist on them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
KILLED HIS WIFE
AND TWO OTHERS
Oklahoma Farmer Enraged Over
Neiqhborhood Gossip, Seeks
Revenge.

HUGO, Okla, July e2|Three
posses today were seeking J. P Mar
low. who last night shot his wife and
two men while enraged over neigh
bcrhood gossip that he had Illicit re-
lations with his own daughter.
The dead are:
MRS. J. P. NARROW.
JOHN. SUFFER-.
w. NJ. BEELER.
Mrs. NARROW was shot at s O'Clock
last night and lived until 2 O'Clock
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-22
CITY NEWS.

Henry Luders and Elvalena
Ewalt,, both Of Kansas City, Mo,
were united in marriage by Justice OF
the Peace Burrows in County Clerk
vollers' Office this afternoon.
The Mormon fly invasion con-
tinues. Countless thousands of the
insects meet their death by dashing
against the arc lights in the even
tngs. This morning a force of men
cleaned cut the globes Of the arcs
along Main street. The globes were
found to be nearly full OF dead fNes.
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PERSONALS.

W. L. King, Mrs. King and daugh-
ter, Miss Meta King, leave this eve
ming for st. Louis and Paducah, Ken
lucky.
c. F. Wolf, OF Omaha, Neb., is Wis
ting at the home of his father, Peter
Wolf.
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WANTED-To loan money on furni.
ture. pianos, live stock, etc., on easy
payments. Strictly private. Phone
963. Keokuk Loan Co. Over Miller's
shoe store.
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WANTED-Handy men and machinist
for our tractor machine shop and
erecting departm ent. Good men can
earn high wages. Report at office,
Hart-Paar company. Charles City. la.
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FOR RENT-No 1912 Fulton, five
room frame with electric lights, gas
and city water with sink; inside new
ly papered; fine garage. Juhn Turn
city.
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WANTED-At once, 10000 dull
safety razor blades to sharpen at
Woodbury.. 1104 Main street
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FOR RENT-Cool. modern housekeep-
ing rooms. adjoining large porch;
furnished or unfinished. 800 Con.
cert
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WANTED-We will haul your manure
away free and keep your premises
clean. Call rural phone 1923 Fla.
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WANTED-Automobi mechanic in
large service station. Must be skill
ed in adjustments Of carburetor, ig.
milton and starter trouble. Exper-
fence as a machinist not required.
Address Box 100.
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THE WANT COLUMN

I FOR RENT-Three nice furnished
front rooms Enquire 312 Exchange.
Phone Red 1887. nesusu
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work, and expects upon his return to
this country, in from three to five
years, to study for the ministry.
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WANTED waitress al
Syngel Cafe.
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FOR RENT-s11-room house, modern
except furnace, 727 Concert. Mrs.
L. F. Linquist, S06 Blondeau
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WANTED-Second hand delivery
wagon; must be in good condition.
Smith Hardware Co.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Barber at once, Grand
hotel barber shop. Fort Madison, la.
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FOR RENT-Quarters for one OF
more small factories or shops;
space to suit; desirable location and
surroundings. Industrial Supply Co.,
1920 Johnson street.
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FOR RNNT-A good five room house.
1921 Bank street; city water. En-.
quire next door.
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FOR RENT-Three Groom houses; ;
one broom house; rent reasonable.
Apply to Craig & Sprowls, 10 North
Fifth street.
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WANTUD-FIve or si1-room house.
modern. Phone 1705. or address
B. l.. F., this office.
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FOR RENT-Strictly upto-date SIX
room dwelling, 20S Morgan street:
very desirable. J. G. Paradfce, II
South Sixth.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Rubber tire phaeton in
splendid condition. Mrs. F. w.
femme, 314 Exchange.
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FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms, ground floor. Phone Red
1907 or enquire TIA Exchange.
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FOR SALE-Good bay horse; deliv-
cry wagon; goor rubber tire surrey
and two sets single harness. Enquire
at EOS Main. Will sell separate.
Phone 1866.
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FOR RBNT-FN1nished apartment
4-room flat, unfinished; also gar
age, concrete alley, light, water. Black
1897.
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FOR SALE-F'ord touring car equip.
ped with electric starting ana ligh-
ing system. speedometer, new tires
all around. This is a bargain. Ford
agency, 1877 Main.
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WANTED-To buy small farm direct
from owner. Ten to 100 acres. Adj
dress John Mackleh. care of Gate
City
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FOR SALE-Rebuilt typewriters. I'm
derwood, Monarch, Smith, etc. Can
hardly be told from new. Prices n to
~ new machines. Will rent at $500
and 900 per month, and allow rent
to purchase. Collier Stationery Co.
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house: Enquire of Mrs. Thos. Nc
Manus.
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FOR RENT-5-room modern house,
furnished or unfinished. Address
House" care Gate City.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms in mod.
ern home. 22O North Fourth street,
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FOR RENT-Modern six room house.
sci North Sixth. j. @. Paradtce.
IL South Sixth.
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WANTED-Quarrym and laborers.
Burlington Quarry Co., Montrose,
Iowa. Good boarding house at plant.
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FOR RBNT-Two unfinished rooms
for light housekeeping, 1712 Bank
Phone Black GAL.
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FOR RENT-August /, three or four
rooms at 31S South First. J. G.
Howe, 319 South Second.
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for The Gate City.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for housekeeping. 227 South First
street.
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

AIIESMEN WANTED-Best punch
board deals on earth. Brand new
consignment. $500 commission on
order and repeats. Old reliable. Grove
Mfg. Co., 1852 Cottage Grove, Chicago,
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FOR RBNT-Furnished light house.
keeping rooms, large and airy, mod
ern, close in. 315 Blondeau.
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LOST.

LOST-A pair of rimless nose glasses
with black button chain. Return
to PIG Exchange.