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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15
TOPICS OF READING

At the head of Governor Clevel.,e
household is his oldest sister, Mrs. Hos.
an accomplished lady, who has the estes =
Of Albany's best citizens. Two nieces 4
Misses Hastings, daughters of parents vbo
are devoting their lives to missionary vo,I
in Ceylon, spend their summer vacation,
with the governor. A maiden sister vbo
has long been contributor to the colnmn.
Of the Independent and the Christian j
Work, is frequent visitor, together with
members of the family of brother tbs
Rev. William N. Cleveland of Forestno,t
Oneida county. The entertainment Of )
large circle Of Albany acquaintance h,
made life at the Executive Mansion busv
enough for the female members Of The
household during the lest two years, while
the Governor himself has had more social
attentions showered upon him than he
could well find time to return or even
accept.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

"Conductor," said Chicago man y y
board an Illinois Central train, in l0u1
tone of voice, care you sure we nas' !,
passed St. LOUISE" eyes, we are tVsnq
miles this side yet" "This train STOP +
there, doesn't it?" "Yes." DWELL o0I'
fail to let me know when we get ln'l',
Then he settled himself back in DIS d, u
and smiled, when St. Louis cltl'sn !,
across the aisle and asked him Il an' /.
buildings had been put upin ChlcagV =
the fire.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

A German engineer claims to have dis
covered means of condensing or expand
ing the gas in a balloon by the use of
carbonic acid. By this discovery not only
could the aeronaut ascend and descend
until he finds a suitable air-currant, but in
war time balloon may enter the enemy's
territory and leave again without requiring
fresh supply ofgas,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15
MRS. B.

There is a prospect of the disappearance
of the basque, which probably arises from
the success of plaids and the large devices
Of the richer fabrics, and the graceful flow
of the long drapery, the polonaise back
killed and box pleated skirts, the petit
coats of magnificent stufs heavy with bro
cade, buttons, and in fact the self-materiaI
itself.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church gave lunch to thelpubhc upon
Thursday, the 18th, in the vacant store
upon Markham street, near Scott. The
luncheon viands were extremely nice and
the ladies with their usual hospitality served
the tables with generous hospitality.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15
OUR COOKING SCHOOL.

WHITE CAKE.-Whites Of six eggs
scant three quarters Of a cnpful of butter,
one and a quarter cup OF pulverized
sugar two cups of -four, juice Of half lem-
OH, one quarter Of teaspoon of soda.
This cake must be mixed in peculiar
manner. IF soda is used, place it with the
flour and pass it through sieve several
times. To mix equally beat the butter
to light cream and add the flour to it,
stirring it in gradually with the end of
the fingers until it is smooth paste; beat
whites of egg stiff and in this mix the
pulverized sugar. Then you may mix the
eggs andsugar gradually into the flour and
butter, add lemon juice and with the egg
beaten stir all smoothly together, put it
then in a moderate oven. When baked
and while still hot spread over it frost
ing which is excellent and is made in the
following manner:
A heaping teacup of fine pulverized sug-
ar to the white one egg-increase quantity
Of egg and sugar il desired, but keep to
this measure, pound of sugar will take
three eggs-but this amount of sugar, a
teacupful, will, with one egg, be sufficient
for one good cake. Beat the white of the
egg until slightly foaming only then add
the sugar and when favored with cream or
vanilla the iceing is ready to spread upon
the cake
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

While England's struggles in the valley
of the Nile and on the shore of the Red
Sea for the sake Of her dominion in India
form one Of the absorbing topics of daily
discussion, while France is noisily pushing
ahead in her course of colonial aggrandim.
ment both in Africa and Asia, and Ger
many energetically enters the lists among
the colonizers of the dark Continent, one
Of the greatest colonial Powers in the
East, Holland is almost lost sight Of. How
uninterruptedly and prosperously active
this thrifty maritime State continues to be
in it's Eastern insular world is exhibited in
pleasing and popular way BY N. Jooris,
Belgian diplomatist, in his historicolsa-
tistical 'Apercu politique ct economiqus
sur les Colonies Neerlandaises aux Indies
Orientales' Brussels, 1884. The little
book is inspired by the most friendly SEN
timents toward the State from which the
authors native country violently seeded
half a century ago, and is one of the daily
multiplying indications Of the fact that The
"Belgians and Dutch have abdicated thsf
dissensions," as M. Jooris expresses "
"and live side by side, as good nelgAOoS
more happily than in the days when, asln'
imioal brothers they lived under the same
roof" In fact, the too bright view Vnl'A
this sketch takes of the Dutch colonl2NuB
work Indian archipelago imPairs is v'lu'
not little.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15
LOCAL NEWS.

The ladies of Christ Church will give
one of their delightful repasts upon We'd
nesday next, the 18th of November.
These ladies excel in spreading faultless
supper. One need but to try the oysters
served next Wednesday to be assured Of
this fact.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

were decorated and Illuminated until they
were blaze of light. Each store was
hung with lanterns banners and flags, while
the court house was beautifully dressed.
The alarm Of fire Wednesday nightadded
to the fiery excitement upon Main and
Markham Streets
The Pulaski engine with its magnificent
horses flashed through the streets like
second chariot of the sun, the blazng sparks
from the engine mingled with the fixing
lines of misguided rockets, flowed right and
left, Joining the flames of the bonfire and
sparkling along the lines of light in the
Illuminated windows, adding as it sped by
the supreme acme to the already intense
excitement of the evening.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15

Upon Main street, on the eastern side,
and two stores south of Second, CAss1NELLA
has his fine collection of delightful fruit.
His bananas are the best in the market,
his oranges of the largest, and the variety
of California fruit he offers cannot be ex-
celled. CAssINELLA also deals in fish,
oysters and the CHOICEST delicacies of the
table.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-15


Wednesday was the widest, most merry
and maddest day of all this year in our
city. Pater familias with each member Of
his household wendell his way early in the
evening to the river bank and there the
turgid current reflected rockets, roman
candles and fireworks Of every description,
to say nothing of fire boats on the river,
the fash Of cannon and the burning of
powder generally. The torch-light pro-
cessions swept through the city like a
stream of flame. Stands were erected upon
various street and orators told the people
the why and wherefore of the political
status.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
Elm Greak Items.


Z The continued dry weather has put
stop 70 wheat sowing Wheat that was
sown early i'll tie season came up but
it is feared that It win die; While the
! late sown wheat has not sprouted as
set. AS continued rainy and foggy.
weather would materially impair tue
erRss for winter .Tange.Swhch IVY ould
-bethe most welcome, the rain or con-
tinued dry weather? Wee AWAIT the
echo. .~.-.,....,..v,-ss.ks3
Elm mills are full and running con-
stantly. They have 5000 bushels of
wheat on hand, being its fun capacity.
We have taken some trouble to OBJ
tain the views OF Elm creeksdsmocrats
in regard to county commissioned and
by the expression we conclude that a
man that is opposed to public improve
ments is not wanted fore the position
Elm creekers have been,l troubled and
pestered about long enough about roads
and they are getting in good solid earn
est about the natter and II Medicine
Lodge expects to retain the Elm creek
trade they must awake from their leth-
ergy or the trade will drift to Saratoga.
Roads'haye been petitiol.edsfor and
certain obstacles have been thrown in
in the way by aspiring democrats to
prevent the opening of the rad and
as a consequence we remains at the
mercy of private individuals and are
compelled to travel over private proper
~ by sufferance. Therefore it. is nee
essary that thedemocrats look well and
act adyisably before they nominate a
man. Select some good man who sin
favor of having roads opened so that
the public can go at least T.. the Lodge
on public road. l--ssSt's~
School commences at Quality Hill
and Pleasant Valley next Monday
Death has -once more entered our
! midst, his victim this tune being Geo.
Beaver, wh0-was stricken down in the
prime OF manhood last Friday evening,
Sept. 18th, at the age of 80 years and
was laid to rest in the Medicine Lodge
cemetery Monday. Mr. Beaver came
to Barber county is8iIsS0. ana settled ON
South Elm was respected by all who
knew him; was ola Auiet and retireing
disposition and by thrift. economy aud
indefatigable labor was fast accurnulat-
ing good share Of this worlds goods.
But Death laid his unrelentpig hands
upon and claimed him in the very prime
| OF usefulness Mr. BEAVER had beer,
married ten. years and leaves wife and
two small girls tomourn his loss. BY
his death Barber county loses an ener-
geuc citizen, the community an occom-
modating neighbor, Mrs. Beaver kind
husband and his two little girls an in
dulgentparent aud protector.
SOJOIRSIcR
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Kiowa did not elect any alternates.
but elected two more delegates than the
call allowed them.
In the convention tomorrow there
will be mores Interest shown thhn in
any convention ever held in Barber
county. There are. several candidates
for the different Offices, and lively con-
test is likely 70 follow. go
For representative the names of
Reub. Lake, of Lake City, y. j. Jones,
of lIazelton, ). X. W. Fields and L. f.
Pearson, of this place have been men,
TONED; and it Is possible that some
For probate Judge at leastfour names
will be voted on, and likely more. These
are L. l.. O'Bryan, the present incum-
bent, by appointments; Capt. Remer, of
Kiowa, NJ. Strong and L. L. Cafuthers,
of Medicine Dodge. ...-
G.. VI. Martin will likely have no OBJ
position for the county attorneyship.
The Office of treasurer is not being
fought over; but the suppositlon is that
at the proper timea man will be sug-
sested who viii defeat Capt. Rogers.
There Is some talk of the greenback-
ers ',fusing' with the democrats to-
morrow, and II that occurs, the green
hackers williikely DE allowed two to the
offices to be filed. It Is understood
that they will ask no more
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
From Sexton.

SEXTON, Ks, Sept. -, 's4.
EDFroR INDEN: It is tolerably. dry
down here though the very best wealth
Ell for making hay. 80
Immigration is pouring In at a lively
rate. - .~---
j. NJ. Jester while out bird shooting
the other day shot and killed a bear
that weighed over 600 pounds, and
wounded another large one; but il was
getting dark when be shot them and he
could not follow the last one and conse-
quently did not get it, and ne had only
No. 8 bird shot anyway tokill with.
Mr.. Free Sexton, father of Geo IL.
Of this place while in your town the
other day metwith a step-aunt of his,
Mrs. jennie Moore thai he had not
seen for over % years.
Our new postmaster assumes the du-
ties like little man.
Since G.. H.Sexton has been appoint
ed deputy county surveyor he has more
work than he can possibly do, but lie
will keep tO.tlle. front all the same.
Mr.. C. Z. wefis' family have arrived
from Missouri and Charlie can be heard
all over, the> valley singing ''Sister
Phebe.r
We are going to have a newspaper
started at Rumsy, Comanche county
if they can find anyone suited for the
station. ~
p DIR. Runnsey Is having professional
calls clear oyef here. Can't some NJ.
ID. drop in ambhg usg -
Mr. Omey is in the molasses business
now. John t. McFadden returned
from Caldwell straight as string.
The new trails the shertest way tC
NescutuDga OF Coldwater by ten miles
SIS arir ru ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

:
by reference 10 the certificate of au
thOFityissued by the competrsller of the
currency Of tue United States. publish
ed in another column, the First Nation
al Bank of Medicine Lodge is duly au-
thotized to commence and continue
business with an authorized capital of
Two Hundred thousand dollars. This
institution is the successor to the Med
icihe Valley Bank, the stockholders be-
ing the partners, in ths latter institu-
tion. The business heretofore conduct
ell bythe Medicine Valley Hank will be
continues by the First National Bank.
The stockholders of the nav bank are
worth one million dollars. Making it
one Of the safest banks in the south
west. ATsA
The new bank will commence bus
ines, as a national bank, next Monday,
Oct. 9th.
The officers and stockholders will re-
main the same as III the sold bank, as
follows: ~ - a'Fzas
Officers: JAS. \. Blair, president /;
w. W. Cook, vice president; o. G.
Ewart. cashier.
Stockholders and directors: Jas. A.
Blair. president; o. G. Ewart, cashier;
'P. III. 6hapin, farmer and stock raiser,
Medicine Lodge, Kans.; W. J.. Blair,
president Nevada deposit bank, Neva-
da, Ohio; w. w. Cook, liye stock bro
ker- Medicine Lodge KaBs.; d. Stith,
farmer and stock raiser, Medicine
Lodge, Kans; Reuben Lake, merchant,
Lake City, Kans.; Robt. Kerr, presi-
deut Farmers bank, Marion, Ohio; f.
Youmans, of Standiford, Youmafrs &
Rogers, Medicine Lodge, Kans.s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
euritive Druggists.

Our live drugsTstS, Fleming Bros are daily
having calls FOR Digs Diarrh9a Balsam. In
caSs IL Collie. Cholera. Cholera Morbus. Diar-
rhoca, DysCntery, bloody Flux. inflammation o
the Bowels. etc, II viii bring immediate relief.
Every bottle warmntctl~to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price " cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

EansISke being the postmaster. ssy.
they Tant toearTS ON their Mercantile
business in their own binding; and,
they are circulating petition asking
that they be allowed to move the post
office. We saw the petition wedues-
day. and it contained between 80 and
200 names, including parties living out
oftown. IL did not contain AMI thing
like majority Of the business nen of
town. t -.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

-, The cattle, Market Nv Kansas CITY,
-. this week was altogether unsatisfacto-
-. ~, and especially will our local ranch
men regret to learn That grass cattle
-, .--sare away down. Tuesday the market
g Tor grass cattle closed weak. with 10
&, .cfntS dec line. iIalf-breod steers weigh
81 Ing iOls brought &C.,; 0ol,onnd Texas
y. steers sold FOR S3.55. Butchers cows
..,.aSeragine 1000 . 1855 sold for from IS
toS3.50. feedeyS and stockers were
much better; ont6stpcls averaging Do6
bringing Si.O5; one bunch Of 1910 bring
ing Si.75. Thert-tSE good demand for
this class. =.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

John Kerr, Who rJncleS twelve miles
northeast of here, come near being kill
ed the other night by being mistaken
for coyote. Itappcats That the wolves
have bcvn troubling Ills poultry, and he
losded ;Cgun TO be ready for The inva-
ders. Soon after daIt, without notify
ing thefamily;.ho went To the chicken
coops and was in tire actof moving the
Chickens. His bruther-m-law, u man
MN DR pbin 'On heard the chick
en- au,twithOut making further inqui-
ries grabbed the shot gun. and fired in
the Objection of the cOOpS. The load
of shot teOk effect in Ker's Thigh and
the calf vt his leg, and DR.. Kessler
thinks it will be several weeks before
Mr.. Kerr can get around.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

John Higgins took in the Kansas
City exposition and other points Of i'm
terest i'm the east, and combined bust
ness with pleasure, purchasing a large
stock OF furniture, which is being re-
ccived this week. ~. .
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

n John Currie, brother of aas. Cur
lie, OF this, place, arrived lcre yestcr-
clay from Montana, and viii remain
several weeks. The two had mot seen
enrh nlhcr Tor nNrI lMrnlv-1Ne Nrars. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

II. u. Thompson and F. T.. uubbell,
DeS MoUes. Iowa, interested. largely in
the :. G.. Il IL. Pool, came in this week
Mr.. IIubbell has inst returned nom a
trip around the world; and reports that
I've had most delightful time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Casaday sulky plows, Furst & Bradley sulky
plows, breakers, stirrers, cultivators, and ev-
.crything in the pillow line, and the latest i'm
pDyements in harrcws siT.-.
% se' "a GEPPERT s STONE
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Peter Allen las rented the Sparks
house and will occupy 10 witlkiris fami-
~ IA short time. lie is a first-rite
running mate for his live brother, Am
brosc, aud will be = valuable addition
to the town l-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

70 ColdWatcr elected Timothy Shields
y mayor at the other day aud besides n
Niull board ST couucilmUn. il Is under
.,stuod that the TOWNSHIP will bo proved
aip on in short time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The work of having truck and build-
ing bridges Onthe railroad west from
Harper is being puisIied.e Even the
IInper-papers now condescend to men
ton occasionally great train loads of
material as being lauled there daily tor
the raiIroad extension IL - more than
likely that tire regular .tTaius Mil be
running into Attica within thirty days;
AMI that will mean saving offs miles
between this place and the railroad.
Coal will he cheaper; SO will all Kinds of
freight; our mail will arrive two hours
earlier aud everybody will be content
ed until next spring when the cars will
come to Medicine Lodge. .-.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
Greenback Labor convensisn

: The greenbackefs. antimcnopolis.s
and 1aborflg cIassess are requestedB'to
meet in mass convention at Medicine
Lodge, on thes4th of October, 1884, at
noon, for the purpose of consulting on
the pTopriety of placing county ticket
in the field. 90 A&
BY order of the chairman of the
COUNTY CENTRAL CoMMITTEE. l
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

=.
a. O. Sparks, Defendant U.s.
To the Above-named Defendant: -,astn
You are hereby notified that the aboyc<nau-
cd plaintins, of Barber county, Kansas. did. on
the 18th day of September 1884 file fheir pcti-
ton in the district court OF Barber county.
Kansas, setting forth thar the said Defendant
~ fndebtedto the said plaintiff IN the sum of
Three hundred and thiriy-t,yo dollars and sew
enty-iive cents f$222. 75), and claiming lieu on
lots No ii, band IL, on Washington avenue,
west, in Medicine Lodge, Kansas for the pay.
incnt of said debt - =.
The said defe afiant, A. G. Sparks Is required
10 appenrand answer said petition on or before
the 10th day of October 1884, or the same. will
TIC titlSen asst Tlle,5e and Judgment rendered
against said deferldsnt FOR s33s75, and TO fore
close said lein for the SATISFACTION sof said
jug,iment. sep PERT sk.STONE.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

IIoardm2n + Smith went 10 Hutch
bison THIS week 20 meet hisrsttr who
IL coming here on u visit from Colora-
do. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
Notice TO Farmer. Of Barber County

Johnson " Denton. projectors OF the
Elm Greek Roller Mills, announce that
they must put IN new iron fumes and
zen stock and wont be able to 10 any
grist work or buy any wheat FOR 80 days
from this date. Sent. " 1874
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Two soilcd doyes from Harper. or
some other wicked place, stopped in
town long enough this week to get fin
eel fifteen dollars each. Then they
Ak,nped.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Am. Allen won ten dollars yesterday,
a party betting that he could not climb
to the top Of the flag pole without spurs
or other appliances. ffc went TO the
top as easily as North Carolinian
would skin mp perSimmon tree. 81
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Gregory, Eldrcd X Go. have soldtheir
Bar NJ range. ia the Territory To j, j.
Wiser y SON, for $4,000. There are
neatly iO0.oOo acres fenced, aud The
purelaseTshaYG the rest Of the four
years from the LIST, it being part of the
lease from the Cherokee Nation 10 the
Cherokee Live Stock Association. This
sale would indicate that there is yet
faith In the Cherokee Strip remaining
in the hands of the cattlemcn, ut least,
until tlicir five years lease expires.
t;rrgury.Eldrcd x Co. did not need the
range disposed OF, having more terrific
ry.thau'cattle. This is the old May
hew SEIsworth rangr. The purchas-
erswaS formerly president Of the DO
hdnion-GattIe company. IIeis 4 Can
dian. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Goldsmith Is getting ready lo open
the "Famous" to-day or tomorrow;
and says he will eyGrlasgugN boom
things When hr dops open. ....
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03
Fencing.

Berbcd and smooth wire.
Cedar, loak. ash, walnut. AMI elm fence posts,
in large or small quantities, kept constantly in
stock by Geppert & Stone a 30 go
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

&c lIubbcll n Co. have Tor sale 15O
head ~ 3.ycu-uld domestic and hall.
breed steers. Enquire ~ Jas. y
I.ockard IN the sand Greek aud Hack
berry pool.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

a gentleraan who lives down there.
this week told n@ that all Of old Kiowa
would not be moved down to tive new
townsite at once. lie said that there
would likely be two towns for some
time yet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

There IL tight going oH between
flour men, and this week No. . went
down IN 50 per hundred.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

The dinner given 10y ;llc ladies of the
ChrstlanslTrckatI raf ,lQgLky, last
"Wednesday wsUiJeraIly r'lprked.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Best of harness, saddles, etc, and
lowest prices at Finney's new shop,
north of pOstOllice. - 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

Public speaking by Hon. II. NJ. lIicklc
Rnd lion. Amos Harris. next Thursday
evening". oct 9TH, 40 court house hall
m Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-10-03

the ranch and range privileges OF the Lafay-
et1 county Attle 9mpnny, on the Cetnrs and
Mule creek, tsnrDer eounty. Kansas; cattle arc
rbIapded RI and hAlf-circle !, Either. the she
cattle with lssleh and range OF the e1itil stock
consisting of about 800 cows with cRlves, les
and half breeds. and balance ono and two-year
old mixed. n. H.FUEKEKS0N, Manager
sl.is 49,. LODI Barber Cou'fy. Kans