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Live and Let Live
Livery Feed & Sale

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CABINET.

scc'ty. Of State. ....-.--. Walter Q. Gresham, III
sec'ty. of the Treasury John G. Carlisle, ~
sec'ty. OF War. $500 Daniel 8. Lamont, Ny
Sec'ty. OF the Navy. Hillary A. Herbert, Ala
Postmaster-G General. Wilson q. Bissell. ny.
Sec'iy. OF the Interior. .Hoke smith, Ga
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
!.
U. S. GOVERNMENT. Z

President....-.G GROVER CLEvEIAHD,N
Vice-Peesident...ADLAI Z. STEVENSON, III
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SUPREME COURT.

Chief Justics.......... Melville ". Fuller, Ill
stephen J. Field, Cal
..John Ii. harlan, KY
... ... ....Horsce Gray, Mass
Associate. Justices sam Blntchford, y
David Brewer, Kas
henry b. Brown, Mich
...GeoIge Shiras, Penn
howell Z jackson, Ten
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U. 5. Senator'S :::: ~; st sss
Rep In Congress. ....... Francis G. Newlandn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

c. L MCJUY. Secretary.
ofce-Room IS, third floor Mills building cor.
ner Bush and Montgomery sts., San Francisco,
Cal mT3l I'd
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Young Mems Institute.

Council No. 159 will be organized on April
9, at Mission, b. c.
Phil Sheridan Council No. 70 and Golden
Gate Council No. "a will unite in giving a
picnic in the near future.
Grand Directors Kenny, Gildea, 0'Rourke
and Grand Secretary Stanley paid an Off
cial visit to Borromean Council No. 1913 last
Monday evening.
San Francisco Council No. reports five
limitations for March.
st. Joseph's Council No. SO will hold an
entertainment and social on a rril %.
American Council No. s. of Oakland, will
be visited by a delegation from the city
councils tomorrow night.
James ODonnell, D. ID G. p, and grand
officers Will visit Loyola Council No. 81 this
evening.
Burromean Council No. 129 will hold its
quarterly meeting next Monday night
Rev. i. Cummings will speak on Travels
in the Holy Land" This council is max
ing preparations for the celebration of its
third anniversary.
Palo Alto Council No. IS Of MenIO Park
will arrange for an official visit early next
month.
willamette Council No. 65 of Portland
Will hold an Easter social this evening.
1uba Council No. is of MarysViile is
sparlng no efforts to suitably entertain the
coming Grand Council.
San Francisco Council No will hold an
open meeting on April T. A select pro-
gramme mas been prepared.
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FIrRNIrrRE EoR SALE.

-
Gao FURNITURE OF 5 ROOMS, WITH 3
I'd i ". beds and Kitchen; rent So. 456 Mlnna ST.,
In rear. ap2 2tH
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Companions of the Forest.

The following executive officers visited
Mystic Circle No. 126 last Monday evening:
NJ. A. Rodman. S. c. c. Mrs. X NJ. Flynn.
S. S. C. c.; E. R. Roy. S. Sec; George J.
Bergee, S. T.; Mrs. E. Fanell, s. R. G. {;
Miss Fannie Irwin, S. L. G.; Mrs. Kate
Krausgril, 5. H.; members from Arte mis-
and Social circles Tere also present. Com
panion Melvin presided. and introduced a
very interesting programme EVERYBODY
went home well pleased with Mystic Chr
Gle.
Evening Star Circle No. l3S was insti-
tuted last Saturday evening by the :. c. c.
and officers with a charter list of SO. Ire
circle will meet Saturday evenings in 4. 0.
f. building.
Union Circle No. 40 will be Instituted in
Arcata, Humboldt County, on April 6, with
a charter list Of 80. The club was formed
by the S. c. c. during her visit last month
to Eureka.
On March 10 the S. C. c. instituted Sc
quota Circle No. 1877. with a charter list of
eighty members; il is the companion TO
Court SequOia No. SOLO, which court pre-
sented the S. c. g., Nj. A. ROdman, with
a beautiful token in the form of a vase,
made of redwood burl, highly polished.
Washington Circle held a splendid meet
ing last Tuesday evening visitors from Ar
tennis and Bohemian circles were present
kensingtOn Circle No. 1l3 intends giving
n dOnkey-party soon.
Franklin Circle No. lis is holding very
entertaining meetings.
On March % Ramona Circle No 139 was
instituted in San Diego. with forty charter
members.
Justice Circle No. 1O4 will hereafter meet
every Saturday evening.
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is not improbable that steps for the forma
tion of grand lodge of that degree Will De
taken by the Grand Lodge this week.
Deputy Woodmansee has been doing ex-
cellent work in the south, and the prospect
for large numb Der of new lodges in thai
locality is good.
Two assessments for April.
Oregon also leyies two assessments for
this month.
The new lodge at FL Cajon is great sue
cess. Its institution was made the occasion
OF a great gathering and good time.
Repre- 'entatiyes are arriving In this CITY
by every train. The session OF the grand
body viii he the largest in its history.
The basis for new Degree of Honor
lodge was laid in West Oakland last Thurs
day night.
Ontario has made an appropriation OF
$500 TO entertain the Supreme Lodge next
June.
OHIO has voted 50 per capita for extension
work and 81 for running expenses. Ken
LUCKY 50 Tor same purpose. Tennessee
g 90. Massachusetts has Appropriated
SoO0O fox field work and visitatinns.
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KNIGHTS of Honor.

San Francisco Lodge was visited by Dis
trlet Deputies Julius Meyer. Frank Law
renee, William G. Thomas, E. A. Bulls and
q. w. Harlow last Monday night, who filed
the chairs of the various officers and cen
ferred the degree on a candidate in an en-
callent manner without the use of the book.
Grand Reporter Curry was also present
Saxon Lodge conferred the degree on q
candidate last Tuesday evening, The die
tator being absent District Deputy Law
renee delivered the charge without the use
Of the book in very impressive manner.
Polar Star Lodge was visited by delera-
tlons from Saxon, Eureka and Liberty
lodges last Friday evening. The lodge.
room was well filed with visitors and mem
beIs Of the lodge.
Grand Dictator c. w. Decker Is still con-
fined 10 his home by sickness 1t is hoped
that in few days he will be able to attend
to his official duties. but until then the dis
trct deputies and standing committees will
not be announced.
The masquerade ball given bv the
knights of San Diego last week was a
great success. the were costumes beautiful
and novel, and the whole affair reflected
credit upon the fraternity.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


Go00O 20 ACRES; LOVELY HOME: SUIT
res vegetables; small stream; house. barn, 2
horses. cow buggy and tools; near town: 50 miles
from s. F. Apply PAC. EXCHANGE, 23 Kearny. 2s
EREE CATALoGUE-l24 ACRES BEST WHEAT
i fruit. and early vegetable land in Cal; Monte
rey; $1,000. PAC. EXCHANGE. % Kearuy. ap2 -
SMALL RANCHES, 500 PER ACRE ADAMS
y BROTHERS, Redw God City. ap2 3t*
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LAND FOR SALE:
~ send for list. ID. j. WEST, Martinez CaI.al Inn
DOR SALE-7S9 ACRES OF THE BEST FARM
i ing and grazing land in SGnOma County: fenced
and cross-fenced; with living springs the year
round; 7-room dwelling, garden aud orchard, =
large barns. granary, stables, wagou-sheds. dairy,
chicken-h houses ETC. and ali necessary farming i'm
plements; situated within miles OF Petaluma and
miles of Laxevile Landing FOR further parttcu-
lars address Ranch box II. this oiice. mr2i Inns
CHEAP LAND-RANCHU DE NoVATO CONE
y prising 1900 at Novato, Marin County,
Cal, on line OF s. T. and y. F. Ry. (Donohue broad
gauge) % miles from san Francisco. Average
price, S75 per This property has been sub
divided Into villa sites, town lots. tracts aud
small ranches Of from 20 TO 200 acres: any desired
size. The land varies from low hills TO rich bot
toms, and Is perfectly adapted to growing olives,
pTunes peaches grapes and all kinds of fruit grain
and vegetables. Unlimited market in city for all
produce; both rsil and water transportation from
the property to san Francisco. Low freights and
fares. Town OF NoyatO, railroad station, hotel,
stores, hrst-cass graded school, postonice and ex-
press Offices. meat market etc. all on the property
Gail or address Syndicate Investment Company. 81
and 90 Chronicle building mrl Il
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A. a. IL w

The Grand Lodge OF California will COM
menee its sixteenth annual session in B'nai
Birth Hall in this city at 10 o'clock To-
morrow morning. New members are re-
quesied to be with the cOmmitteeon creden-
tlals at 8 A. NJ
George b. Kaizenstein, G. NJ w., was
present with Golden Dawn Lodge, d. of H.,
on the evening of the 25h, and made an
address to the large assembage present
Minerva Lodge was also In attendance
king the evening of unusual interest.
New lodges of the Degree OF Honor are
being formed all over the Jurisdiction and 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03

A ssEssMENT NOTICE 80 BRUNSWICK con.
n solldated Cold Mining Company. Location OF
principal place OF business. San Francisco, Caltfor-
MIA; location OF woTks. Grass Valley Mining Dis.
trict. Nevada County Cal.
\ otce Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors held the 23d day Of Feb
ruary 1893 assessment NO. 81 OF two cents f2cN
per share levied upon the CAPITA stock OF the
corporation. payable Immediately In United States
gold coin to this secretary the once OF the com
pany. room So. Nevada block. San Francisco Cali
lorna, or 10 the Treasurer, II. X. LounsberY 81
broadway New YORK c ~. State OF New York, ON
or before the 2lst day of March. 1893.
ANY stock upon which THIS assessment shaIl re-
main unpaid IN San Francisco tho 2gtn day OF
March, 1893, viii be delinquent and advertised
tor sale at public auction, aud unless 5syment Is
made before viii be sold on SATURDAY tho 18TH
day OF APRIL 1893 to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sale BY order OF the Board OF Directorg
J. STADTFELD H.. Secretary.
Ohlcc-ROOm 80. Nevada block. =
POSTPONED
by ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
- the sale day has been postponed until FRIDAY.
april % 1898
J. STADTFELD, JR, Secretary.
Shce-Room 55, Nevada block. mr29 I'd
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American Legion of Honor.

Grand Commander Mansfield visited sew
eral councils last week. This week he will
be among the membership at Napa and
Salinas.
Grand Secretary Burton left on Saturday
for San Pedro to institute a new council AT
that point. Next week he will visit the
Subordinates IN the northern part Of the
Jurisdiction.
March proved a busy and successful
month for the order here. Nearly all of the
city councils gained in membership, and
many in the interior did likewise,
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naSonic.

In Holland a felloweraft has to wait one
year before he can become Master Mason
and must prove himself worthy as an in
iIiate before getting his second degree.
In China TIE Masonic temples are par
ticularly imposing structures. The one at
Tientsing was erected solely for Masonic
purposes.
A correspondent says that the temples at
Hong-Kong and Shanghai will compare
favorably with the temple in Boston.
The brethren in Scotland speak OF or
ganizing an excursion to the Chicago ex-
hbton.
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Held by the Enemy.

Has,ers-Why. Mr.. Harlon, l thought
you ware such a great dancer-and yet
you've been standing here in one place for
an hour.
Olly--Aw-yaas-but y'know that some
one-aw-has dropped piece Of sticky
cawndy on the floor, and Observation-Disclosures
ing on the cawndy and cawn't get away.
HaTper's Bazaar.
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Ancient Order of Foresters of America.

Court Friar Tuck No. 1854 was Instituted
in st. Helena last Friday evening" with thirty
charter members, by &. II. Bremen, grand
secretary, assisted by Henry Ryan, G. s.
e. R.; 6. W. Bayreuther, G. S. W; Depu-
ties Hourcade, Roberts and other mem
bers of the order. The following were in
stalled as officers: Z. S. Bell. J. p. c. r.
LOUIS G. Clark. c. R.; j. G. johnson, 5. c.
H.. ; a. Mcmillan, financial secretary; o. II.
Blank, recording secretary; +. G. Hoffman,
treasurer; w. II. Thompson, S. W; George
Schott. }. W; George G. Fountain, S. b..
n. K. Lockward, j. B.; A. G. Bussenius,
5. W. Kenyon and Henry Schumacher, trus-
tees; DR.. II. NJ. Pond, physician.
I. II. Bremer, grand secretary. and Otto
Guy, ID. g. {. R., visited Court Teutouia in
San Jose last Monday evening and found
that new subordinate doing well. Delega-
tons were also present from courts San
Jose, Santa Clara and Alum Rock.
John }. COrdy. grand chief ranger, off
cially visited Court Star Of Baden las
Thursday evening.
The different courts have been engaged
for the past two weeks in electing delegates
to the coming session of the Grand Court,
which Will convene in Sacramento on the
third Tuesday in May. About $50 officers
and delegates are expected to be present.
The entertainment committee has ar
ranged the following programme for the
Grand Court meeting: Monday evening
reception of officers and delegates at depot; ;
Tue sday evening, excursion on the Sacra-
mento River; Wednesday evening, ball:
Thu Tsday morning at 9 o'clock, lay ing OF
The cornerstone of the new Fores tiers
Hall; later in the day picnic at Oak Grove
PaTk; Friday evening, banquet.
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Order of Chosen Friends

Grand Councillor Hutton will visit Benz
cia Council No. 80 on the 18th; Prosperity
Council No. 162 at Germantown on the 14th,
Corning Council No. 161 on the 18th.
Samaritan Council No. 10 will have an
open district meeting April 10; San Fran
cisco Council No. 1872 similar meeting April
%, and America Council No. on May g.
Evans Council Will have progressive
whist party Saturday evening.
Sacramento Council only needs twenty
eight members more to complete its roll to
500.
A meeting of the grand councillor with
delegates from the subordinates was held
last Saturday TO arrange for the fourteenth
anniversary celebration and increased work
along the line.
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From a Serious Paper.

The Prince of Wales. we are told. makes
his breakfast on a slice Of bread and a sau-
sage five mornings out of six, which leaves
it to be inferred that 90 the sixth he Is not
at his wurst.-Philadelph Ledger.
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Very Frank.

He-TeIl me, darling. what would Won do
if lost all my money? Would you marry
me just the same?
She-No, think I should don Widows
weeds and ever remain true TO the de-
paTted.-Bostcn Transcript.
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An Earnest Lover.

mnch as Won saw Won do, with Won
think, it is "out of sight. out of mind"
He (earnestly)-YOu are right, for when
you are oct of my sight [ am out of my
mind.-Life.
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INVITATIONS TO SMILE.

He-Has the young man good reputa-
ton?
She-Excellent. He has the reputation
Of being a millionaire Free Press.
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Legal Advice.

Young mani wish your opinion, sir. as
to whether your daughter would make me a
good wife.
Lawyer-No. sir; she would not Five
dollars, please.-Boston Commercial Bull
letin.
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An ExnIanatinn.

Did You ever notice that some men seem
hanpiest when they are most in debit"
Yes. Their credit gets so bad that they
can't even borrow trouble. Washington
Star
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Sneakirp of AnneNati

He'd been eating the stuff they call pol,
And it flied all his nature with tOL
hen he as ell II the stuff
Was substantial enough
he wiuked and said, "N hat do you sOi?"
Minneapolis Journal
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When He Was Shocked

wasn't DAILY awfully shocked when his
wife went into a trance?"
mo; it was when she came out of 1t that
lie suffered mOst."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Pm rich." said Walter. Il own some
land"
'Where is it, Walle?"
I've got it in box upstairs" said Wal
lie. Il dug it off the lot next door. "-HaTt-
ford Cnurapt
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Disposed OF,

Sally Msnder (sentmentally)-Di you
ever feel that strange, unaccountable un-
rest?
Jerry Mander-Yes. once, In New Jer-
sey hotel. But l found 'em when lit the
lamp and searched.-Truth.
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He Was Ready,

Sargeant-Are you prepared to bleed for
your country?
Recruit date bunko-steerer)-Ce Certainly.
just show me somebody to bleed.-Detroit
Tribune.
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One Needle Lost.

Nurse-Baby has swallowed a needle,
ma'am; what
ooh, how perfectly dreadful But run,
quick. and get another one, for must finish
this hesdrest. "-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03
How He Lost His Sumner.

Tommy-Paw. did you go to Sunday
school every day when yOu was boy?
Mr.. Figg-Of course did. Why?
TOMMY thought you maybe went only
on Sundays.-Indiarat oils journal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-03
A Wise Child

Her sisters suitor-Here, Ralph, is a
quarter; now tell me what your sister says
about me.
Ralph Gimme another quarter, and l
won't tell you what she says about you
Duuph
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One Nav to Settle II.

Listen, Robbie; this rich cake is very
unhealthy, and /"
RoDbie-Well, suppose We nut 1t right out
of its misery. mamma Chicago Inter
Ocean.
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Knights of Pythias.

Mojaye Lodge No. 100 was Instituted ut
Needles. San Bernardlno County. on March
% by II. Schaffner. G. K. of r. and s., with
thirty-fve members and the following
named officers: r. c. Brockie. c. c.; F. C.
Robbie, V. c.; A. f. Colcord, P; r. r.
Chevalier, K. of II. and s.; w. A. Plat
ner, NJ. of E. George Cook, M.-at-A.; w. J.
Richmond, M.-of-W. A large number Of
members from Gaddis Lodge No. 10 of
KIngman, Arizona. were present. comforting
the rank of knight In amplified form.
SequOia Lodge No. 1873 is being instituted
IN this city by Grand Chancellor w. c.
Graves, the rank of page having been con-
ferred on sixteen applicants last Thursday
evening.
II. Schaffuer, G. K. of R. and S, visited
Gauntlet Lodge No. 129 at Los Angeles last
Monday evening. The lodge conferred the
rank Of knight on several candidates. Tri-
color Lodge No. 96 of Los Angeles also ad-
m!tted several new members at Its meeting
on the following lodge n ght.
The election of representa- tives to the
Grand Lodge will be held in the various
lodges during this week. The question of
prohibiting the admission of any person en-
gagged in the retail sale of liquors TO the
order will be acted upon at the same time,
so that the representativeS-elec shall be in
structed accordingly.
Grand Chancellor Graves will officially
visit Kern Lodge No. rs and Sumner Lndg
No. 143. in joint session at Bakersfield. next
SATURDAY. evening,
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Progress and Prosperity Of
the Orders.
THE ASSESSMENTS FOR APRIL
Coming Session of the Grand Lodge
of WOrkmen-New Courts of
the A. o. F. A.-Etc.
THE ASSESSMENTS FOR APRIL
Official Assessment Table.

IOfficlal assessment notices Of any legitI-
mate fraternal society will be published free
of cost in above table. Send them, with any
other matters Of Importance, by FRIDAY, ad-
dressed, Fraternal Society Editor MORNING
CALL, San FRANCISCAN.
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He Was Too Good.

Ezskiel-Mandy. I've bad news. Our boy
John has failed.
Mandy-Poor lad. told him he was too
big-hearted when he gave you them city lots
last month.-Clothiers' and Haberdashers'
Weekly,
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II Is Astonishing.

The manner in which property shrinks in
value in the immediate presence of Tax Col
lectOr is a phenomenon of fnance.-BOston
Home Journal
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GARLAND REAL ESTATE.

SlO0U site; eIevated ground ne New your r
own terms. Apply TO WIN p. ODD, AGO Nihtn ST..
Oakand. ap3 st
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A ssEsSMKNP N0TICE-UNIOY con. s VI
~ Company. Location OF principal place OF bush
ness. San Francisco, California: location Of works
Virginia Mining District, storey County. SevadA
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held the 18TH day OF March
1888 an assessment go. Al Of % per snare
was levied upon the capitsl stock OF the CORPORA
zion, payal le immediately IN United States gold
coin 70 the secretary The once Of the company,
room II. SOs California street, San Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 2lst day of April, 1893. VIII
be delinquent ana advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment - made before will be
sold on tn URSDAH. the llth day OF Nay, 1898, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
CHAS. C+HARVEY. Secretary
ofice-Room II. so California street San Fran.
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lila Rural Illusfrafinn-

"lt's lucky." says the printer.
AS the lttered cut he scans.
THAT any fellows picture
Looks Ike any other mans"
WASHINGTON Star,
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No Match.

The pen is mghtIer than the sword
! his maxim let wise people hurl.
But take them together aud they are M match
For one pretty Iypewriter-girl.
CHICAGO Inter Ocean