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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-11

ONE MANS STRUGGLE. BY Rev. Geo.
W. Gallagher 12mo., 1863 pp., cloth. $1.00.
New York Funk & Wagnalls.
In this volume the various types
of temperance believers and workers
are we'll represented. 1t is graphic
and impressive story, is founded on
facts-hard, stern facts, the author
says. 1t is Of brave, jealous young
minister, called from a successful
work in quiet village to "a New
England manufacturing CITY," Like
the great apostle in Athens, his spirit
is stirred within him, when he beholds
the city wholly given "to saloons"
So he begins temperance crusade to
enforce the prohibitory law, spite Of
warnings from polite deacons, and
polite Withdrawals of discreet pastors,
and the ill-concealed opposition Of
leading members and parishioners Of
his own church. The liquor traffic
proves, as ever, to have its allies
within the law. 1.-THE timid good
stand aloof-the sages frown,' but
the young pastor fights on. A gra-
cious revival fills his church, but fills
it with the poor, while wealthy men,
bers cut down their subscriptions or
altogether withdraw. 1t is the old
story of the via Crucis, the way of
the Cross, but leaves one strong in
the faith that the cause to which such
life is given must prevail.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-11
fiterary notes.
To the Literary Editor:
CONDUCTED BY HARYoT HOLT.

To the Literary Editor:
We have the pleasure Of announc-
ing that we have arranged for the
authorized publication of Edwin Ar
nold's long-heralded new poem, "The
Light of the World" We print it
from the manuscript and will issue it
in this country before its publication
in England or elsewhere. 1t will
make limo volume of some $50
pages. In the poem Christ is pre-
sented as the Light of the World, as
Arnold, in his previous poem, pre-
sented Buddha as the Light of Asia.
To better fit him for his work, the
author made the Orient his home for
many months, studying the philoso-
phies, habits of thought and the reli-
gious temperament Of the people in
the East. Mr.. Arnold regards this
poem as his most elaborate and best
work. The American edition will be
issued the latter part Of October.
FUNK & WAGNALLs,
18 and 20 Astor Place, New York.
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BROWNS IRON BiTTERS

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi-
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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1890-10-11
SRe BouseRoId.
Choice Recipes.


to the yolks one pint of milk, a tea
spoonful of salt and two cups of
whole-wheat flour. Beat until smooth,
and then add tablespoonful of but
ter, melted. Then stir in the we'll
beaten whites, with two level tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. Bake
in a quick oven about thirty minutes.
Baked Sweet Potatoes. half
a dozen medium-sized sweet potatoes.
Any variety will do, but the clear,
sugary yam is best. Put them into
deep pan, and half cover them with a
nicely seasoned gravy from a roast
ing-joint of beef, mutton or pork.
Set them in the oven, and bake until
tender, taking care to haste them
from time to tire. They are fire.
quently so cooked in the South, and
are greatly relished. Some persons
place them in the pan with the roast
ing-joint, but this is apt to impair
the flavor of the meat, and gives
sweetish taste to the gravy.
Plain Cookies. Beat half cup of
butter to cream, add gradually two
cups of granulated sugar. Then add
one egg, well-beaten, and gradually
one cup of water. When well mixed,
add about three and one-half cups of
-four. The quantity will depend, of
course, on the quality of -four. Three
cups may be sufficient. AS soon as
the dough is thick enough to roll out,
stop adding flour, or they may be
tough. Roll out on board, cut with
round cutter, and bake in a mod
crate oven until light brown. Gin
namon, little cloves and nutmeg
may be added, and you have spiced
cookies. By adding ginger you will
have white ginger-snap, and so on.
By changing the havoring and spices,
you can make an endless variety of
small cookies. If too much -four is
added, your snaps will be tough. l
tell you this so that you may have
them, after the first trial, perfect.
These will keep long time, if care
fully put away in tin boxes.
Ham with Tomato Sauce. Trim,
and fry nicely three slices of choice
ham. Remove from the pan as soon
as done, for scorching must not be
allowed in the least degree. Make
use of the oil which flows from the
ham, for the purpose of frying; but,
If necessary, start the process by
using one-half teaspoonful of finest
lard. Have ready, scalded, peeled,
and very thinly sliced, three or four
large, thoroughly ripened tomatoes.
Place them, together with spoonful
Of minced shallots or onion, in the
pan from which the ham was taken,
and fry for a few moments; add a
generous cupful of water and a little
parsley, chopped fine. Season with
pepper and salt and stew slowly until
the ingredients become perfectly in
corporated in thick, rich sauce, the
proper consistency Of which must be
maintained by replenishing with
little water, if necessary, to supply
the waste by evaporation. Replace
the ham as soon as the sauce has be-
come nearly smooth, and permit it to
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lie Had Had Experience.
IDetroh Free Pfess. ]


Strawberries. mum2" he asked, as she came
cut with bowl.
guess so. Got 'em by measured"
Yes'm. How many2"
Zone quart"
"All right, ma'am; here you are great big
strawberries; q full quart"
Stop, siri"
"What is itf"
Take your thumb out of that measure"
Thumbs Oh, certainly"
Now add about a dozen berries 10 fill up
that space"
"Spacef / see"
Now shake the measure and put in few
more"
Shaker Exactly, ma'am. Here you are,
aud If II viii console you any / will state that
lose just two cents on that quart. Make IL
up at the next house. however by measuring
my thumb and two fingers. Thanks, maam
Strawberries, great big strawberries Who
takes the next quart?o
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GARRISON ON PENSIONS.
Extract from the First Assistant Postmaster. Gen.
erals Sneerh Mt boston.

erals Speech Mt BOstOn.
want to see the Republic, which is ready at
any time to call on millions of its men to work
at $l3 month, not willing to forget them in
their time of need. The fathers of the Repub-
lie filled the civil service with the soldiers of
the Revolution, with the soldiers of the war of
1872 and the later men OF the Republic treated
with similar gratitude the soldiers of 1913
and the millions OF soldiers of 1861 ANY
Government which calls on a man TO offer
his life in its behalf. and then eau forget that
soldier after its life has been saved and its
property assured, and can turn him away from
its door when he begs for u small office in which
to make living. is not as good Government
rs / want this Government To be.
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They 90 by Various Names.


Tourist (headed westward Are there many
wolves in Kansas2 Mover (hcaded eastwardl-
Heaps nv EN-, pardner! Tourist-How do YOU
pronounce the name by which they are called
coyote or k-Ote2 Mover-Wall, some calls
it one an some the other, but them that have
run up agin EN- much pronounces it real estate
agent.
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the formation Of
dandrun; makes the
hair soft and silken;
and imparts a deli
cate but lasting per,
fume.
4" Several months
ago my hair COM
menced falling out,
and in a few weeks
my head was almost
bald. 1 tried tnnny
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remedies, but they did no good. / final
ly bought bottle OF Ayers Hair Vigor,
and, after using only a part OF the con-
tents, my head was covered with a
heavy growth OF hair. / recommend
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world. IT. Munday, Sharon Grove, Ky,
II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for q
number OF years, and IL has always given
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent Dress
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gray, insurcs It's vigorous growth, and
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Mary A. Jackson, Salem, Mass.
81 have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
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ayers Hair Vigor is n most excel
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Ayers Hair vigOr

) tho ideal" Embarrassing. = re-
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Some of the officers Of tho Army stationed
at the Arsenal in Washington are having n
rough deal Of It,, Lieut. Bennett, Sd Art. was
acting Ordnance Officer at that post, but was
ordered TO Fort Monroe Va recently. He
foaud when he turned over the stores for
which he was responsible, that there were two
h0witzers missing, aud where they had gone
no one knew who could, or rather would tell
Besides this, one night last wcel. II was found
that the powdcr-hOuse had been broken omen
aud seven barrels OF the finest powder manu-.
featured was stolen. Lieut. Hon 81 Art. wHs
responsible for this property, having relieved
Lieut. Bennett The Ordnance Sergeant of the
post-Clishain-h been arrested, aud is sup
posed to have been guilty Of the thefts. lie
has always heretofore borne Il good reputation.
having been ia the Army over a quarter of q
century.
Capts J. Il. Greer, Charles Shnlcr aud S. f..
Blunt, Of the Ordnance Department have been
appointed II board To meet ut Now York Citv
on the 2sth inst, for the exami nation of Second
Lieuts. Is. w. Dunn, Sd Art; j. b. Bell.
niger, 9TH Art, and John d. Barrett Sd Art,
with view to selection for transfer 10 tho
Ordnance Department.
favorable report was ordered by the Sem
ate Committee on Military Affairs last week
upon the House bill 10 establish "A National
Military Park On the battlefield of Chicka-
manga, to be known as the Chickamauga and
Chattanooga National Military Park.
The following persons have been appointed
Cadets at the United States Military Academy
Seymour N. Galand, 18th District of Pennsyl-
vaniai George J. krebs, 18th District of Penn.
sylvania taItornate); John Craig, 9TH District
Of Alabama; Ray r. Salleld, 9TH District of
Alabama (altcTnate).
tool. Ii. &. COrbin, Assistant Adiutant
General, and First Lieut. j. McA Webster ODD
Inf, have been ordered to Chicago to fix the
responsibility for damage done TO certain prop.
erty. for which Capt. IL. J. Kowlan, 7lh Cav.
is accountable. Capt. Edward Field, 4th Art.
has been ordered TO visit the Encampment of
the Georgia Militia at Augusta, June i6.
There are rs vacancies in the Army awaiting
this years graduating class at the Military
Academy. Twenty one of these vacancies ara
in the infantry arm and five are in the cavalry.
There is none as yet in the Corps of Engineera
and none in the artillery. The Secretary Of
War has not decided about the detail of the
young Lieutenants He will attend the graduat
ing exercises at West Point, and on his return
give the matter consideration. There is USUALLY
an opportunity to exercise political and social
influence in securing good assignments.
1t il not improbable that this years gradual
ing class at the Naval Academy will be pro-
yided for There arc Id vacancies in the limo
which by the retirement of two officers will
be increased to lG. There are three vacancies
in the Engineer Corps, possible of increase 20
FIVE by retirements. The three vacancies in
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07
Sebaneitna al Weifefisr.

Weitsn bper ensite Sarm bar en- So,
Ium ip9nber. % n9iten bper eneIte SEQ
fan faloe paa at Naa meb Salen Oper
Iniistet paa ben, iom melter. @ebfoms
menoe, iom faar Slasst eller Spanbet,
blipsr bsrpeb oprsrt, % iaa saar bet ub
Oper auen. Der CT to 8lasier al &isr.
ium ipanber, - ntmlis be, lom bar bet
for gans Tom en ftebis Seit, % be, Tom
brinser fine 8asben | G~npeuoelie. itaar
be mener iis at bare tirret. Den ueit
uenlise % sObslise g~ebanblins ifuloe
bore Reselsn | Gisiet, % beriur ifuloe
man, bpis mon oil furere &oen for
oeune Sell, life bare beitis ps uOloium.
Nuar man melfer en- So, ipm bar Iaaet
en- iHpsrpet 8ane til at ip9noe, iaa
ifulSe mo bebanble ben Tom en- &oie.
Mon itulbe life sipe ben nugen slnleb,
ming til at lpGnbe. 8inb en- breo Stem
uper 8usbenene paa ben % oras til,
iaa Of be tommer tat iammen. Ssn-
listeu er at sisre aOen iulpItanbis bjGl.
pelps, fOriaauiot iom bet at ipanOe on
gaar. 3erefter ifal man iiobe rOlis
ueb % melte aoeu. Spis Suen prs.
Der pau at tpmme lss, itul man flappe
ben % tale peulis til ben. Seoblip al
melte 8Oen unber be famine Smlteu.
bi9beoer, % inben ct Yar Tiger elel
Waaneper fan ben blipe iuloItenoio
tureret for fin 2pit til at ipenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07
Su9Iemts 8pgninssfunif.

8lanbt Naturens MRrto9roigbeber
er iI9r 5li9lereberne pRro at ituoere.
Sisie imaa Irfitetter rOUiier en- lise,
irem p~ibunoerlis 9BStisbeo; man maa
~iorbauies ouer oeres SinDrisbeb, 3aals
mooi9beo % nbbOloenbeb. Set sjGlz
Der iier be 5usle, Der bigger fine 8es
Der paa @rene, unoertioen enbpg bRrs
ger Dem Doer SanOet. 8lanbt oisle er
g9periuslen, ipm Omfatter flere arter,
en- Of be finfeite us iinbri9ite. Zen
anbrinser | Ilminbelisbeb fit &ebe paa
Ell Sibietuiit pOer Sanbet % iaa lapt
neoe, at berium en- Gbe Tiger at itiale
sG99ene (lom ben gierne pil), faa bpier
Sibien zig meo i'm 8prbe, o9 ct fOlbt
Sab CT 6plsen. Sc i~ellfabeli9e Sauerz
fusle i~orener fine g~eltrabelier og laper
ct Slass tGttet Gag, %bporunoer e1er
rettere buori De bigger fine Reber.
Strabberfuslen, Der berer biemme /
Snoieu, Ell flint til at ~. Sen bigger
ct lanst Reoe al 8labe, iom ben ipr
iammeu meb 5ibren al en- Ylante, siter
fprit at BABE ituttet Suaer / benz meb
Nebbet. Snoe / Sulninsen logger
ben ,aa en- bel Gel SOmulo % lauer et
blsbt, uarmt &eoe for fine lln9er.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07
300


tss os uenote no9le Minutter sfter tiIbaoe meS IN borr
poren Sren9, iaa piaItet, iaa inauiet oo of ct Ioo of.
~ltrGttenos uilot uoieenSe, at nosIe al be o~pitrrmts
Ssrueliter siorbe &Oriets Sesn, IOm Be bapSe let sotbo.
hterne sisrs, tbi o~uerfor SpcgeIler GA onbe gIou6rr
men:s man, bet par bet Gneite, Der bialp.
6ansen bapSe label fig tu9e uben at prOpe poo a.
Fpsts. San bIso iOrbprt Os iuarece meS famine bonn.
p'Os HSt, 'om ON ban par banse for 9urere:
"@Iei9 fOrt!*) SOOt ~sebranut psro,nl"
sibst tiIfreOs meO bette forte Guar LOB 4s,or eob,
to Nsuitetter retts imOO Sanger ua ipurats. busm 6r
bapSe ubienSt BAN.
Den piaIteSe Drens 10 buonIiu M ,ror.b.
famine bsbmiitsstpite MunOart:
"0ttS, rio, ON Sa nil baus mere eub en- borr si,.
at lsps !! SstrOpis ucnter paa Ssunen 90 miSnottsrI !"
Sldnot ale SSbmens pua ben aO poppturSi,.
NSoer9coOlnser par SetrOwiB ben IIuefte. bIobtar,ioi,.
os nsli lr9S'eoe. Man boIOt ct fort sriosrooS, Tr S.
gen Tumble uGre en- 6OrraOer, en- 9OttefuoI S,r n.y.
uolsnot Tor at loits Sytte 9ae5olb. Oct innt,s T,r.r.
al ulOr'nse NaIteu UNDER gaa6en / Stolb,n ,om So
gSsos nossn seI'gtteIis, enc at uous ia uO mao w,,nSts
9eie | MOrtst. W ~ p"u "'e"0'e
uHoer SsnHs &aaOlasnius UeuOte be fire fsrii. ,S.
lsnps SPs'oers tiIbuse. De bauOe Inso,t f. i,S
.a'O''eH Os ! 6ruitano OpOasst en- 9eirilS boo sI;nr..
O2sssH' Der Uar grunO til at irpsts ct arsrsb AZ On
q Stror bort
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07

Rdar u,au laier, flyer DIR. Sapio
@ebiter, ber man bcioe 8osen | lob
3cmm.rs afitanb fra Eiuene. Den
lGienoe bsr iibbe iaolebes, at 2plet Tan
fable paa Bosen % life inb ! Ginsne.
NQan M Csiau bape fulot tilitrGtte'
list 2ps. Sntet er iaa itaSelist for
Spnet Tom at Iafe oeb baarli9t 9ps.
3aar mbtases SOapiet, er bet beoit at
lais pso buiot Cps, ps bet er feilastis
at trp, at bette CT ifaoeIist for Ginert.
Mtebeus man ficrer, bsr man alorig
Iaie. Rpitelien ps Stumplin9en paa
SernbaneH a~nitrenser 90 itaber Spnet.
Wanse narer Sorbpm mob Srilier,
men nan bsr BRUCE benz alene al to
@runoe. 5or bet fsrite ier uta, beors
meo BEN, os for bet onoet anItrcnses
Einens minbre. CT naripnt Barn bsr
BRUCE Briner, foroi bet fOrebpsser, at
RGripntbeben tiltoser, % fproi psiaa
bets D~poraseIie liber peS, at bet life
fan ie lanser enb | nosle iaa Sobs Gfs
itaub. Raanr en- Rerion bliper 9ammsl,
taber ban Gpnen til at nttumpoere, %
ielu ON ban life er nariput, forebBsser
RrpitaIinien, at ban fan ie paa fort
Giitaub. 9erfpr mao ban bore griaer.
De feite, ium bruser Briaer, fan ie
liseiaa spbt furuoen. Be bruscr benz
for life at anitrsuse fit Spn iaa ituoist.
Haar mon mo ioranbre Siets Spnss
cirtel pep en- muifular 8epa9elie, OPP
bruses 9erpeitprten. Oct lan9ipnte
gie, bppr 5ocus fommer bag Netbins
ben, mao itaois ubfsrs beune Wuitels
bep9selie. Reiultatet beraf er Scpeos
pine, Srritabilitet % apalme. Oct eneite
Wibosl berimpb er at brn9e 8rtller.
5ur iunbe Zine er folbt 8ano oct beoIte.
Gr gisnlaasens betanbte, er bet suot
at babe Dinene meb en- ipas SplBsnius
Of Salt Os 8anb. Man bsr alOris an
penbe Omlas paa 2iet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07
207

geien par uieI, &sisn git Iansiommere, eno man
bupbe berssnet. s pore Dase Isber en- Ssrnbane tit
Yilien omtrent / iamne Retnins os saar opsr 8abbuia
en- Mil norbsit for 0obridun. SpersuussfeOet par t
l642, nGrmere pep 6sitnimseu, buOriOr SoIen alerebe
fob Iapt neoe ! Bet, ba be RsiienSe naasoe bette puntt.
Srosn par brlot al, fornobentlis al miIitare @runbe,
ca, ba Saariommen enbnu par itrib, ipntes Der lite a.
pGre nosen Mfutsbeo for at TONNE puer, iaa meset
mere, Tom Der inseu WeuusitebOIiser Os Yeiuiiere par at
ppoase ben bGrisbe @sn.
Sarauanen bOIbt ftiae. 9iuIsn bIsp Ouertrutten;
ON en- Zine uiISe bet pare msrtt, os Der tunoe man
lite tiIbrinse Gatten. wtan b~sfIuttebs at baue fig Yei
siennem Rrattet paa iamms SiOs al 6loSeu Saab ON
at fnoe ct 6arseiteo saer Gag Ouer SousSst for bet
truenoe llpeir.
Stopeu bleu tRttere o9 mere % mere uf~rsmtommes
Zig. Mian Tom til en- Sulpei, ct Slerepas, ao bpis
ftsiIe Sioe 6Iooen, iomutsnprssst en- inapsr RIsft,
itumnsOe neO bet u~tienote Opb. De ReiieuSe turbe
lite riSs Ianssre % priit. fig ~IpttsIis., bu >. pso 9ierss
i'rGnten OpbugsSe ct al be 6aarebuie, Tom gsuens Sprs
Der bGpSe pIeist at brine fine SiOrSsr inb ba Der enouu
fanbtss Siorber Spbmen. Oct uar ct tort ~operoettet
Stur uben 8inouer, 0sre, SlbieS os @uIp, ueS utatte
Uesse, men iaa rnnmeIist, at Raraponsu soot ft Plabs
berinoe meo Seitt os eros. Der bIsu uoitiQst gasts
potter Iiseiom Geteu Sablerns bIsu lite tasue al Sets
enc Der bIep ianbt gaaI, GftensmaOeu bIep taset
frem, os man reSts 9ser al 9ep os apiite.
Atttnbennen MATTE ite foriemules; be par 10
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07

% mon ba MAJ bore faa pberlis for
fetis. @en err bet bare en- let 5or'
fiaeife | ut isrite Stadium. meo roo
ipranste Zine % Gnue, ffal man 9jen'
tasne @anse pm Tusen tase ben lille
paa 6auset, fibite @anD peb Sensetio,
tase Stspler % Strsmper at, snioe be
imaa 6sbber, slntler, Sanler os 21er
meo Ole o. berpaa parme benz lanse
% bel foran Slben, inbtil Srben life
oil trafte mere Die til Zig.
Saa bsr mau osiaa snibe % babe
ben lilies biOttebe &ps fra Salien neS
til Softerne, iiar lauss Rnsroeen, meo
Ole, life labe noseuFass Traf tomme
paa Barnet, men parn,e Rpssen sobt,
inbtil Suben life trailer mere DIE til
iig. Sad patfer mo Barnet gobt inb
| ulotsi % briuse bet iiens. Dm @crs
senen er ba sierue GcrfiselieH ont
trent forbi.
@r Der Sasbeo Os andre Spmptcmer
tilitebe, er bet soct at sioe Barnet tost
Sirup meo libt Smsr efIer Die ! eler
nosle 9beifeer meb 2ssiirnp, lapet al
opitaaret 2ss Os bruut Suffer. 8ette
lager Struben, letter Mapen, % itanos
fer SOrfislelien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-07
Set b9noer enouu Of on til. {

Set bGnber enbnu Of % til. at
5p~reIpBrgSler inblpber til be Forfeit
lige nprit zouulte apiier ~ansaaenoe Saa>
liOeli96eben af ben laa itGrtt omtalte
Or. Geters "aurifo". & ben Inleoz
ming fan pplpies, at Der er iaa Mebicis
rer eiter bpilfen Der bar pGret iaa itas
Dig itigelbe @fterIppr9iel iOm "aurifO",
% bette IDnes at bore ct tcmmeli9t
u9gti9t 8euis for, at Mebicinen nlaa
bore COB. Sen bar u9ret | 8rue
blauot Solicit / mansioloise Nar ps bar
ioalebe5 ltaaet lin 9rsue. Spis ben
life buebe til nuset, piloe Webiciuen for
LANCE Sioer libeu bore OpbBrt at eris
itere. "&urifo" nnbeiules life, Tom
~iaumun9e andre Meoiciner, for enbper
mulig Sp9oOm, men fOrnemmeli9 for
W%taOeOnoer, Sp9oomme / 2eperen,
&beumatism o. /. b., meo andre Orb
laaoanne, lom bar beres Blob % llos
iprlng / urent Blob. Den iRl0es life
paa Ipotbeterne, men fun hos lofale
Isenter. Spor iaaoanne life iinoes,
fan man tilltriue 6abritanteu, Or. 9eter
6abrnep, 1913 Ogden aue., Chicago.