Front:
MARK TWAIN
SAMUEL LAUGHORNE CLEMMENS
PUB. BY J.I. AUSTEN CO.CHI
Back:
Mark Twain, (Samuel Langhorne Clemens),
was born in Florida, Mo. 1835; he married a
lady of fortune and developed into the great-
est American Humorist; his first book was
the “Jumping Frog” and after his visit to
Europe, he wrote “Innocents Abroad," later
he published "Huckleberry Finn,” “Tom Saw-
yer, “Tramp Abroad;" produced a drama en-
titled “Gilded Age” and compiled the Memoirs
of General Grant. Died April 21, 1910.
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Pub, by J. I. Austen Co., Chi.
