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THE PHILOSOPHY OF FRYING. - All house
keepers know that TO fry WELL their fat should b.
hot. But they do not attend to it half As scrupu-
lousy as they would if they understood the true
philosophy Oft. Boiling, bubbling hot fat can
not penetrate anything, and cooks TO perfection
tcpid fat penetrates everywhere, and does moi
cook at all, but actually prevents cooking. ANY
housekeeper who reads this, and chooses To prof
by il, need never put any greasy, fried, half
cooked and indgestible food upon hertable.
The whole secret consists in having the ia;
boiling before the things are put in. There l.
one other condition which follows naturally
ION the first one, but which is almost invarf
ably lost sight OF even by good cooks, and tina;
y that fat should entirely cover the article to be
fried. The reason Of this is, that the part not
at once covered by the fat remains cold, cools
OF the fat near il, and then absorbs the tepid
fat lust the same as il it never had been hot
Frying pans should be deep, well filed, AMI
heated to the boiling point. and then il is cas-,
to turn ont fried food nicely crisp, brown an1'
dry, on the outside, and perfectly soft, mosi
and well cooked within. II is popularity O
the outside crust Of things fried in boiling fat
that the fat itself drips of from it as readily
az water; hence, we'll fried articles ar,
neither greasy in appearance nor very greasy In
reality. Frying ought to be As easy as boiling
CtTistiGn Union.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telsgrophed Erelusirely 20 IA. Ereaise Star.

Ie<gToFhed EEciEsireiy 20 Ths Ereaise Stdr.
Congratulatiug Victoria.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-The Queen yesterday re-
ceived depptations from the inhabitants Of Os-
borne, who pres, nted addresses cOngratulsting
Her Majesty aud expressing their JOY az the re
covery Of the Prince OF Wales.
Spain opposing the IntcrnationaIs.
MADRID, Jan. lS.-The Ministry have sent a
circular 20 the Governors of the provinces. in
structing them To suppress all organizations be-
longing to or in any way connected with the In-
transitional Society within their respective iu-
risdictions While thus breathing up a system
dangerous TO the civil peace, they are directed
not To Interfere with the liberty OF speech, and
10 take no notice OF the simple enuncatiOn OF
the principles of the international society. a.
the laws Of Spain provide no punishment for
such utteranccs.
Sacasta and Serrano have a conference to-day
Much importance is attached 10 this meeting.
kOebuck ON the Stump.
LONDON, Jan. lS.-Roebl ck, eN-ChancellOr OF
the ENchequer, delivered an address at Sheffield
yesterday. lie made no allusion whatever o.
American affairs.
Summary Repression Of "a Revolt in
India.
BOMBAY, JAN lS-A dangerous revolt among
the kookahs OF India has bcel slppres ed. At
the frst sign of trouble troops wee dis,,stche Ell
from Delhi They marched direct to the head
quarters OF the rebels, whom they met in large
force, but completely defeated, killing one hun
dred and taking several hundred prisoners. The
rebels have dispersed, and the country l. nov
perfectly tranquil.
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TRIs n 70 sIyI no5IcE: H.. .. ..s.crI..r
trict Of Colusbls, h0ldlne SPECIAL Tern, letter.
ssrsfs .ii y, on ~ ss.: . ss.s.
Ceased AL pcrscns having claims Against the "a IA
deeeases are hereby warned 20 exhibif lhs SAN.
before the 18th day Of January NEXT: thew ma. ~
wise By ay b encluded fro1 sn bssrft Of ihe .aid
ua,y, lsIa llani7 Ia MARTE KRAFr
INI1Ep STATES PAfTNf 0FFTCE.
n, ~ M..snrSs lox, ID, O, January sih, sca.
timore Nd praying Tor the srt.nsion ~ o. .ssnt
81 70 nm on the gh day Of April, lss, for
n 10 ordered thar he tesfimopv 4, an. go. q.
elceed on the l2th day Of March next: thai he
uins ior Ming srgunents and the xaminers repsrt
next. ~ - "~ien
Any person may oppose this extension.
J.ni2-f$ Id. LEGGEI1, Co1niessoner. 4
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Terrible Predieament Of n Boy.

Saturday afternoon boy. abont eleven YEAR
OF age, while el Swling along the leads of hoas-
on 81 street, near Bryant, for the purpose OF
Gearing the distractions i'm the water pipe.
slipped and rolled lover the edge OF the roof. In
his desperate efforts to save himself, he sue
ce6ded i'll grasping the raised cdging OF the
wood ard tin that bordered the roof, and 81
hung, suspended by his hands, forty feet above
the street, utterly unable 10 regain his foot
ing. The accident was witnessed by a woman
on the opposite sidewalk, and her screams
brought at once 10 her side three men, who
saw with horror and amaZemcnt the pre-
dicament of the poor boy, who, without a cry
or struggle. was hanging over certain death.
with only the frail grasp OF his weak hands
They ran across the street into the house and M
stairs towards the attic, when, as they reached
the second story, a sudden thoug ht struck the
last man, and he let his companions 90 up with
out him. Underneath where the boy was hang
ing If a small, old-fashioPed porch which pro
jccts ont about three feet from under the center
window of the second story, and out OF this win
dew the woman Oh the opposite side Of the
street, and those with her, saw a man step on
the porch and look up. As he stood he was i'm
mediately under the boy, but too close to the
house Tor his apparent purpose, the boy hanging
lust over the railing; he stepped over the latter.
and with his feet resting the edge OF thu
platform OF the porch and one hand grasping
all iron support, he waited. In the maan-
time the other two men had reached the ROOF.
and were descending. when thcy dscay-
cred the impossibility OF reaching, the boy
IN safety, and one OF them called for a rope.
Before any one could move to the aid OF the e1-
hausted boy, he with a shrill cry let 90 his hold
and fell. a. he approached the man on Ia,
porch, the latter was seen To reach out his free
arm under him, and then the boy was graspeG
by him cry OF horror went up from the crowd
As the man was seen to stagger and swing around
the end of the porch with his load: but his hand
held its grip OF the iron, and a moment after
wards he carried the boy through the window
and turned him over TO his mother. who haG
only just realized that something was wrong
The name of the man whose presence Of MINI
enabled him to save a life, and whose cOuTap,
made him forget the risk OF losing his own i,
Campbell MilliamS.-San Ernncfsro RnIIefin
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~Alexis smokes cigarettes and avoids round
dances.
~Mrs Laura Fair Is said to be writing q
naughty -biography.-N Y. World.
~ There Is proposition on foot to compound
the state debt Of South Carolina ut 80 cents on
the dollar.
~The Georgia Legislature has passed a bill
for the redemption or exchange Of the bonds of
the state and the payment Of the interest thereon
I'm. Geaffroyt, the new French Ambassa.
dor to China, will proceed to his post of duty via
New York and San Francisco.
~Mr. Archer, Of Indiana, struck his do,
with the butt Of his gun. The forgiving beast
now howls above his masters grave.
ga bachelor is described by member of
the Sorosis as man who has neglected his op-
portunity Of making some woman miserable.
ga new style Of decorating = dinner table Is
with globes of gold fish on silver standard sur.
mounted by flowers and leaves.
-" Those who buy tombstones of us look
with pride and satisfaction on the graves of
their friends" Is the advertisement OF western
stone cutter.
ga "Chicago sufferer" who made New
Years calls in Milwaukee had his cards artifi-
cially smoked to remind his host of the great
fire.
SA toast drank ut dinner in BROOKLYN re-
Gently was t" Woman-the only erdurable aris-
tocraf, elects without ballot, governs without
Law, and decides without appeal"
Free passes are troubling the Massachu-
sets legislature, and the papers speak right ont
about the indect ncy-to put it no stronger-of
men accepting fsvors from corporations upon
whose interests they may be called upon to act
during the session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Board of Super
vising Inspectors of Steamboats, was commenced
here yesterday. The session will probably last
two weeks.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF
WAC TEL.

ETEOPE'S GREATEST TENOR.
WITH THE GRAND q ERMAN OPEHA.
FRIDAY. Jan. 19, By Ge IsraI Request,
TRONATOREi TRONATORE
n. VAC II TEL IN his unriy allied role of HANRIcO.
'He BICbTAAY, as LEOSORA.
Mile he GFBEIE. a. AZUTNA.
Mr.. WEBBING, a. COUNT p LUvA.
Mr.. FRsNOSB, Ps FERRANJo.
Mifs SCHMlTZ, as ISrZ.
C0xruCTOs..----......-...-....M Mr.. A. NEUESUOkFE
Reserved Seats, SIS, So so, ., according 70 To-
cation. General admission, 81 30 Gallery, S 1 I.
Boxes : 80.
Seats can he secured at the Box Office Of tse
TbssieT only from =. m. 20 D. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

TOBACCO MEN.-The Ways and Means Com
nitfoe this morning heard delegation of to-
bacco men. Mr.. Bailey, OF Virginia, spoke in
favor of a uniform tax of IL cents per pound
Mr.. Evans, OF New York. representing the to-
baocO beard OF trade of that city, spoke in favor
OF the bonded warehouse system. The m after
will cone Up again on Tuesday next, when other
del, gates representing the tobacco interests will
DC heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

LIFrTNCOTT's MAGAZINE for February has
story entitled "The Strange Adventures OF a
PhTton,' supposed to have been written by
Shaw, of Newspaper Row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

SENATOR CARPENTER had large audience
to-day to hear his speech upon civil service
reform, and many were unable to gain admission
to the galleries on account of the crowd His
remarks were listened 70 by Senators with much
attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFFICEHs-L
Commander Frank Wildes has been ordered to
navigation duty at the Boston navy yard Lieu
nant Commanders Charles l.. Huntington. T.
Nj. Shepherd. &. NJ. SHOEMAKER, and George
r. Wingate, and Lieutensnts John j. Brce and
A d IVerson to torpedo duty; and First Assist
ant Engineer John Z. Kelly to the League Island
naval station; Lieutenant r. l.. Amory has been
detached from the Boston navy yard and ordered
to turpedO duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

SPEABgR BLAINE was absent from the House
To-day ON account OF the sickness OF his little
son, three years cid, who is dangerously i'll with
intermittent fever. Mr.. Dawes, o. Mass, occu-
iies the chair during the absence o. the Spe aker
We regret TO learn that Mr.. B!ains's child is
quito DANGEROUSLY i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

SAW THE PREsIDENT.-The Presid :nt this
morning saw Senator Flanagan and Represen-
tatlves Storm, Hill, McJunkn and Clark. A
delegation from Maine also called to pay Their
respects TO the President, and were introduced
10y Representative Hale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

SALARIES FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD
OF HEALTH.-The bill introduced in the House
OF Representatives. by Gen. Chapman, to fix the
salaries of the members of the Board Of Health
o. the District of Columbia. provides that they
shall be paid salary of $500 each annually
and the salaries OF the persons now constituting
said hoard shall be paid from the date OF their
appointments respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

The AWARDS for supplying the Government
Printing Office with paper during the ensuing
year Will not be made by the Printing Commit
tee until next week. The contracts for 80, 600
reams Of class one will probably be given to
Nheelwright, Nudge & Co., Hoffman, and H.
u Clark u Co, at prices ranging from SI3 80
10 Sll.1S; seventeen thousand reams of class
between WheelwTight, Nudge Il Co., H. NJ.
Clark x Co., Smith, Crosby x Co., and Jessup
X Moore, at prices ranging from SI6.34 to SIG 65;
Jessup * Moore at Si6.62. The contracts for
smaller quantities OF various kinds of paper will
be given to MeGarghie, Campbell. Hall & Co.
Wooiworth x Graham, Wheelwright, Nudge &
Co.. the Seymour Paper Company, Smith Cros-
by & Co., and Jessup & Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

TIE ONLY NONISATION sent TO the Senate
to-day nv the President was that % w. X. Chase
to be postmaSier at Waco Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN THE TERRIToREs-
Mr. Wilson introduced in the Senate to-day a
bin TO allow women 10 vote and hold office N the
territories of the United States. Ii provides
that women may vote and be eligible 20 all
civil Offices in said territories Oh the same con-
ditions in all respects as men. Referred to Ju-
dietary Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-18

The AUTHORIZATIONS BILLs.-The House
Committee on Appropriations this morning fin
ished the Post Ofice appropriation bili-thc
total amount appropriated being So 900 900.
The Pension bill, appTOpriating 49,, $50 900, was
also finished: both Of which will be reported to
the House Immediately. The Army and Navy
arTIorriation bill will be next considered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08

The EXPRESSION OF MUsIc.-Ths piano
forte is justly regarded to-day as the instru-
ment of all instruments, through which can
be obtained the truest and most harmonious
expression Of the genius music. Ii seems
almost limitless in its resources, since there
are constantly springing into public knowl-
edge, master-hands, at whose touch the
piano responds with new power and with be.
fore unheard-of intelligence. In fact the
innate and dormant capacity of the instru-
ment may, for all that we know, exceed all
that has ye: been obtained from it while
the wonderful Improvements which are con-
silently being added to it give promise of a
yield of musical sounds in the future which
may fairly be termed sersphic.
But such conditions must of necessity,
depend greatly upon the character ofths in
slrument itself-the nature and manipula
ton Of its materials; the conformity of al
its parts and the ingenuity and compare
tive indestructibility of its interior mechsu
ism. These qualities have been combined
with such marvellous dexterity as spprecis
ton in the BAUER piano, that this ins.ru
ment rightly stands in the front rank OF al
aud may be Justly cited as illustrating THU
subject 10 a marked gree-Home Journal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

WITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits
w depression, involuntary emissions, less
Of gsnen, spsrmGtsrrhoea, loss OF power,
dizzy head, loss Of memory, and threaten ed
impotence aud imbeoility, find q sovereign
cure III HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 70. TWENTY EIGHT. Com
posed of tho rost valuable mild and potent
CurAtiyes, they strike st once at the root of the
natter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vigor aud energy, life and
vitality to tue entire man. They have cured
thousands OF cases. Price, s. per package Of
Eve boxes aud large 81 vial, which is very i'm.
ipertant to obstinate or old cases, or 81 per sin.
gle box Sold by ALL Druggists, aud Sent
BY mail on receipt Of price. Address, HUMPH'
REYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDE
CINE CO., 562 Broadway, NEW YoRk.
Chss A. Benser aud C, spidsl, Agents fol
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08
EnrRs. HERE AND THERE.

Surveys are being made for the new
bridge at Clinton.
The average tonnage of each loaded car
on the c. r. l. & P. road, is six and three
four,hs tons.
harvest hands are in demand on theloWer
Mississippi, and men are leaving the boats
for the fields, to accept better =sges.
A. B. Csrgill, of this city. received news
Of the death of his mother, Elizabeth Cargill,
on Saturday. She died at GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
aged &c.
Andrew Bsnvelds, engineer, and John
HApley, fireman, of the engine ditched at
Milan, are both residents Of Peoria, and are
reported doing we'll.
Miss Helen Plat has secured the posi-
ton OF Principal, a. 500 a year, in the
Second ward school, in Ottawa, and is spoken
of by the County Superintendent of LaSalle
county as follows:
"She has taken prominent position in
the Ottawa schools, and l find, upon careful
AuHuFyg tuRh sue gives uuifcES1l
faction. believe her to be an excellent
teacher, and predict tor her eminent sue
CESS"
Policeman Lyon this morning arrested
Michael Kane, one of the boys indicted a
short lime since for larceny. He had been
secreted since the issuing of the warrant for
his arrest, but is now in Jail.
Considerable excitement was created at
the New York Honse on Saturday evening
last, BY a man jumping from a chamber
window to tine ground, Sdns everything but
his trousers. He was not injured material
ly, but will not be likely to try the expert
ment SRaiu.
Everybody should have q bit of hose to
attach to their water pipe and wash down
their sidewalk and the front of their store or
house, and water the ground around their
premises, every morning. 1t would con-
tribute much to the comfort of the whole
city.
One thousand feet Of four-inoh pipe are
yet to be Laid for the water works. The
work will be pushed forward at once. One
branch will interseot with the main on Hi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08

Two CITIZENS or MoLISE DROWNED
Sunday morning a party of four young men
went bathing in the river As Moline, Just op.
posi.e the wing dam al the head Of the Is
land. They swan to the head of the dam
when the whole party we're drawn away by
the current, which flows with great rapidly
at that point, They shrieke1 for assistance
and several men who we're fishing near the
banks Of the river a. Gilberttown started
to their aid with two skifs. They roWed as
ias, as possible, but before they arrived at
the scene Of the calamity, one Of the men
bad reached the dam and was climbing up
on il. One Of the boats reaching
second one who was nearly ex.
hausted, he told them that he was able to
take care Of himself aud implored them
to save his friend, pointing out a man who
was struggling with Ill bis might, They
turned to obey his instructions when the
party indicated threw up bis hands and
sank. They then started for the generous
man who had given up his chance of safe
~ for his friend, and succeeded in rescuing
him Just in time, as he had become so weak
that he could not have maintained himsel (
. minute longer. The other boat went for
the other man, but despite their best efforts
he sank before they could reach him, and
was seen no more. The drowned men were
both residents Of Moline. One Of them
named Andrew G.. Tsllene, had been in the
employ of McBryde, the dry goods man, for
four years, until the frat of last March,
when he left to take charge Of the dry goods
store Of j. f. Corle, upon the same street,
opposite, where he remained until the time
Of bis death. he had q large circle of
friends 10 Moline, and his loss will be uni
vsrsally deplored. The name Of the other
was John Smith. BE went to Moline from
Dixon, Illinois, and al the time of this fatal
accident was an employee in the pail fActo-
~.
The casualty caused q good deal Of ex-
oitsmsnt in Moline. Hundreds Of people
assembled on the bank, and many on the
aAm' gazing at the locality of the tragedy.
a reward Of 6fty dollars has been offered
'O' me recovery Of the bodies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08
Table Linen at coz, at May Bro. :

PoLIcE CoURr.-A man giving his name
as Charles p. Cheever was arrested and
lodged in Jail last night By Policeman Rein.
hart He vas hanging around the town at
late hour of the nigh, aud was arrested
under suspicious circumstances. He claims
TO be the correspondent Of a New York
paper, writing over the nom de plume oi
81 Slocum." He said he was on bis way to
California, had lost his trunk at Omaha, and
ell his valuAbles, and had returned to find
them. The Isl Slocum' letters are vel
known End If this man is the verISbe "Slo
cum bis letters greatly belle The appear
anee Of the writer. If be is a regular dead
beat, as is more probable, the true "Slocuu
will not thank him for introducing his name
so prominently in police courts.
VIM. Il, Chancellor, tesmsier Of this
city, WAS fined SO and costs for being drunk
which he paid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08
Notice to the Public.

A. BAMBEResR will open on Saturday, June
the Sth:
100 pieces choice Prints at Toe per yard
IS pieces Dolly Warden AlapAcss at zoe per
yard.
20 pieces Wash Poplin at sc per yard.
rs pieces French PercaIes at 25c per yard.
20 pieces Iron Frame Grenadines ct soc per
yard.
10 pieces Japanese silks at 40c per yard.
so pieces heavy yard wide brown muslin 123e
per yard.
SO pieces bieSobed yard wide muslin at &c per
yard.
so don Ladies White hose Ice per peir.
900 Musqaito Netts IS, SIS, 95e.
/ aoz COrsets at 75c.
10 doc. AIexsdnsr Kidds 81 IS per pair.
All eolors Nslsncss and Trimming, Silks,
cheap, splendid assortment of Ladies Scarfs
and shsWls, and general stock of goods Of
every description. This notice means business
and | will not he undersod by any house in the
West.
Come one and al ana invest your money
where you get the largest amount OF Dry Good
for the least Cash.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08

a bright, healthy child is Q perennial spri 4 =
OF JOY in every well regulated family, and wners
is that father, who after the strife and turmoil
of business. on retiring to his home, is not be-
guiled of care by the nnocent prattle of his
child! Perhaps this father is worldly man,
and makes gold his idol, he may have been q
successful man, and amassed riches. Yet placs
his child on the sick bad, and all his gold Ii
at the disposal Of the physicians. and the only
return he asks is the restoratioa Of health to
his child. Fathers! Mothers would you pre-
serve your aid in heal h2 Then listen TO US
There is one prevailing cause Of the disease in
children, and that cause is worms. If this
cause OF disease Ia not removed, your child viii
sisken and die, or linger q suffering invalid for
life. We present to you an infallible remedy
for worms; Ii Is
Or. Judsou's Dead Shot Worm Candy,
and is put up in the form of . stick Of candy,
aud SO pleasant to the taste, that children
greedily tease for it. Il is purely vegetable
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judson's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sale
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
w. II. C0G6ToCK, Sole Propristor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-07-08

New York. Cork and Liverpool. New full
powered steamships, the sir largest In the world,
OCEANIC, ANTARTIO, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIO
5000 tons burden 3 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool 90 ThurIdAyI, calling Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
FROM the White Star Dock, PSvonniS Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations for al classes IN
rivsled, combining safety, speed and comfort.
Saloons, stato.rooms, smoking room aud bath
rooms in midihiP section, where least motion 10
fst
suigeons and stsWsrdsI'ss accompany these
steamers.
RatsI Saloon. $50 10 gold. stssrAgs $50 in
currency. Tboss wishing to send for friends
from The old country eau nov obtain SteerAgs,
Prspaid osrtidoateI, f23, currency. Passsuf ers
boVksd TO or from all parta Of AmsrieA, Paris,
Hamburg. Norwsy, Sweden, India, AuItrAliA, dc
Excursion tickets granted a. lowest rates.
Drafts from upward.
For information apply to J. II. SPARKS,
Gsn' Ag't, ~ Broadway, N. V, or TO General
Western oHioe, 37i WAbash Ave Chicago.
ALFRED LAaERGRIE, Aga.
Agents 10 Rock Island Joss BEsGsroN, Drug
gisi, v. y. jaws, steAmhoat Agt. dWly