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Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Would Prevent yellow Fever

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Prelimin-
ary negotiations have been concluded
between the United States and Ecua-
dor for quarantine regulations which
Will lessen the possibility of inter
change of yellow fever Infection be-
tween Panama and Guayaquil, the
chief port os Ecuador.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Find Body in River
BY Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 14.-The body
of an unidentified man was found in
the Willamette river this afternoon.
There was cash three inches long in
the head. The body had apparently
been i'm the water three or four days.
The man was about As years of age and
was we'll dressed.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Five Officers Injured
BY Associated Press.

CAIRO, June 14.-Capt. S. c. Bull Of
the Sixth Qnniskilling) dragons was
killed and four other British Officers
were badly injured by natives near
Tantag yesterday. The affair appears
TO be the outcome of the recent Pan
lslamac campaign carried on during
the Anglo-TurlSish dispute over the
Tabah boundary
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
boycott WILL
Be WORLD WIDE
INSURANCE COMPANIES TO BE
SHOWN UP
California officials Threaten Ven
aeance ON All Concerns Which
Settle on a rs Per Cent
Basis
pv Asancintsd Prasn.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 14--The Off
cials of California are agreed, Il is
said, that the insurance companies
which refuse to meet their obligations
and pay their losses I'm full will not
only be driven from the state but
ruined before the world IL the widest
publication Of their methods can ac-
complish that end.
Insurance Commissioner e. Myron
Wolf is backed by Attorney General
Webb.
The attorney general expressed him
self forcefuly today regarding the
proposition made by sixty companies
at the meeting I'm Oakland Tuesday
TO pay only IS per cent of adjusted
losses.
Under the law of California" he
said, 1.-THE state insurance commissioner
can summarily revoke the license of
any insurance company for the state
when there Is cause. Certainly the
payment Of only 70 per cent of losses
would be sufficient cause. And not
only would 1t be proof of unsoundness
and unfitness to do business, but ii
would be the plainest evidence Of
dishonesty
1T would be cause for the commits
sioner to revoke the state license of
any company standing for such a
proposition and 1 know that Mr.. Wolf,
whose heart is in the situation, will
take such action toward any COM
panies that enter such an agreement.
Can Go Still Further
This is the limit of his power of
punishment under the California law,
but he can go much further. The in
surance commissioners of all the states
stand together Through them COM
missioner Wolf can advertise to all
the world the dishonesty of companies
that refuse to meet their obligations.
] am certain that he will use that
power against any which give him
cause"
There was no change today in the
alignment of the insurance companies
on the proposition to make a general
25 per cent cut but the companies
that voted for full payment still hope
to win over many of those that took
the stand for a percentage settlement.
All are awaiting advices from their
home offices in the east before meet
ing again These advices will likely
be received in time for another gen
eral meeting tomorrow afternoon, such
as that held last Tuesday in Oak
land
Owing to the receipt of letters from
sixty-five capitals, extending the time
for the filing of proofs of loss until
August II and Is, the insurance COM
missioner is not insisting upon the
list of policies which he was given the
right to demand by the law enacted
last week by the special session of
the legislature.
VIII Demand Lists
He will demand these lists forthwith,
however, in every case where a COM
pany shows disposition to dodge it's
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
FIND GAP0N WAS MURDERED
Government Completes Official Inves-
tigation Into Death and Demands
Extradtion of Rulenberg
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 14-The Of
fetal inquiry into the death of Father
Gapon has resulted in a verdict that
Gapon was murdered by Rulenberg and
two accomplices.
The government has formally de-
manded the extradition of Rulenberg
from Switzerland, whence he fled from
Finland.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
scouR SEATTLE FOR BREAKERS
Pacific Coast Steamship Agents Would
Man the Umatllla
BY Associated Press.

SEATTLE. Wash, June 14.-Strlke
breakers were today employed by the
Pacific Coast Steamship company to
scour the city for crew to man the
steamer Umatilla. tied up here by rea-
son of the strike. Their efforts proved
successful TO the extent that one-half
of the stewards department were Sc
cured. Two men went to work in the
engineers department.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Killed in wife's Presence
By Associated Presa

OAKLAND, Cal, June 14-W. II.
lmbler, 30 years farmer of Colwich.
kas., was killed by switch engine
at the broad guage Southern Pacific
pier. Inbler with his wife was wait
ing to take the Overland to return
home after a visit to California.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
INSURANCE COMPANIES CLASH
Fire Underwriters Bureau Practically
Disrupted at San Francisco

Disrupted at San FRANCISCO
Bv Assoriat tel Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Thirty-
two insurance companies met in Oak
land today and organized to be inde-
pendent Of the Fire Underwriters bu-
reau.
These companies are the ones that
decided to pay dollar for dollar their
losses in the fire.
None of the companies that voted for
a horizontal cut of 25 per cent were
admitted to the meeting today and the
result is virtually a disruption of the
underwriters bureau.
Today's meeting marks a realign-
ment of the insurance forces.
The companies that agree to pay
their losses in full dlscountenance the
slash in amounts due to policyholders
and have taken this drastic action to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Hundreds Seek Land
BY Associated press.

BILLINGS. Mont, June 14.-Regis-
tration for lands upon the CROW Indian
reservation began here today. The
registration for the day will amount to
about 500, according to an estimate
made at noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
4argls Secures Bali

By Associated Press
JACKSON, KY, June 14-Judge
James u. Hargis, WHO is under arrest
here charged with the murder OF Dr.
Il. ID. Cox, was today granted bail i'm
the sum of $4,000 The bond was
Immediately furnished.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
MAY HOIST THE ENGLISH FLAG
Curacao's Owners Try New Tack.
Unions Seek Federal Aid
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-If the
present strike on the water front con-
tinues and the conditions grow more
aggravating there is a possibility that
some of the vessels from this port may
sail under the flag of other nations.
General Manager w. S. Pearce of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company de-
clared today that if the unions try to
make trouble for him he will hoist the
English flag on the steamer Curacao,
then if any difficulty arises it will be
passed up to the British consul.
"I hate to take this STEP" said Pierce,
"but it is about the best way out of
this trouble with this particular ves-
sci. l can easily have her register
changed in Mexico and bring her into
this port under the flag of England. l
do not intend to do this unless 1t is
absolutely necessary"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Judge Fatally Injured

Ioy lAEHVIIdItu F@TeSs1
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, June A.
Judge c. M. Pond of the district court
was probably fatally injured by being
run down by train here today.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
May Yohe Reaches New York

pN NNNININ IVU FTVH"i
NEW YORK, June 14.--Among the
passengers who arrived las night on
the steamer Mesaba from London was
May Yohe.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
FIre Destroys Candle FACTORY
BY Associated Press.

'9 DESONiatNh AItbhs
JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 14.-Fire
today destroyed A. Crosse & Co.'s cam
die factory and damaged the Pierce
Well machine factory. Loss $15O,OOO.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
NeIahbors Hear Shots

A neighbor, Myrtle Flowers, living
In an apartment house at 522 San Ju-
lian street, heard the reports of the
pistols but at first thought 1t was a
door slamming. She arose to investi-
gate and then heard a woman's
screams.
Mrs Samuel Schell another neighbor
and friend of the family, told the po-
lice Stackpole had given presents to
Mrs Scheck and was pronounced in
his acts of friendliness.
What the husband thought of the
comradeship between the two will
never be known.
E. G. Stackpole lived with Mrs.
Emma Hardness, mother OF Mrs.
Scheck, at Fifth and Los Angeles
streets for about two months and then
went to Arizona. He returned to this
city sometime in May and registered at
the Hotel Blaine, just east of Los An
geles street in Fifth street. His friends
say the young man has an excellent
reputation and is well liked by his
acquaintances
He was known to be an intimate
friend of Scheck's and went to places
OF amusement with the young couple.
He is said to have provided the funds
for beach excursions and only short
time ago offered Scheck $100 to help
pay the expense Of vacation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Delegates Elect Chicago Man
W Ass0ola ted Freag

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 14.-Thad H.,
Howe Of Chicago today was elected
president OF the Travellers Protective
association.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15

Critic (to pianisD-"My dear Founder,
YOU ought to play only for am audience
of BeethoYens."
Founder (effusively)-"Ah / thank
you; such appreciation"
"Oh, don't mention it; you've heard,
l suppose, that Beethoven was deaf.
Familie Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
Auburn Man Acquitted
nv AsaocIatod Lres.

IVY ASSochled fress
AUBURN, CAL June 14.-A Jury has
acquitted j. A. Johnson OF the charge
Of assault with intent TO murder his
mother-in-law Mrs. A. j. Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
lnvokes Federal Aid

Andrew Furuseth, president of the
union, sought to detain the Curacao,
which sailed for Panama this after
noon, by invoking federal aid. He sent
a communication to the United States
inspectors of hulls and boilers, advising
them that the boat was carrying a
crew that did not understand the Eng
lish language. The inspectors passed
the matter up to the treasury depart
ment, which discovered upon investi-
cation that there was no law covering
this particular case and this vessel
was allowed to depart by. the federal
officials.
Ship Owners View
Captain Harry Goodal made the fol-
lowing statement for the ship owners:
"There are four distinct reasons why
this association is opposed to arbitra-
tion.
"The first is that the men in our en-
ploy receive better wages than any men
in the world doing the same kind of
work.
Second, we consider that the present
agitation and trouble caused by the
unions to be entirely unjustified and
without cause, therefore there is moth
ing to arbitrate.
"Third, we have no guarantee that
these men will live up to the findings
of any board of arbitration.
1.-THE fourth and last reason is that
we have serious doubts as to whether
or not we would be in position to ac-
cept the rulings of such board"
The executive committee of the asso-
citation today sent messages to the
mayors, chiefs of police and other Off
cials of Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles,
Grays Harbor and other seaport towns
where there has been trouble, asking
them to see that law and order is pre-
served and to see that the men on the
various vessels are given protection.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15

show their good faith and to rebuke
the companies that are attempting the
reduction.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
WOMAN AND MAN
HELD IN CITY JAIL
Continued from page one.

Continued from page one.
and the widow told an incoherent story
of the shooting.
She seemed dazed from the shock and
yesterday went to the home of her
mother, Mrs. Hardness, on South Los
Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-15
VIII Demand Lists

He will demand these lists forthwith,
however, in every case where a COM
pany shows disposition to dodge its
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Dispatch Branches.

The following Branch Offices have been ca.
tahlished for the benefit OF those living at a
distance from the Main Office of The Tlines-
any Of these viii receive he et sas
careful attention az though they had been left
at the Main Orice. and there viii be no extra
cost to the advertiser.
SLAUGITTER's DRUG STORE, Twenty-ffth
and Venable Streets. s
". r. EAHEs. 2sls Il. Broad Street.
A. A. SCOTT. Twenty.flfth and Broad street,.
ROBERT J. WILLIAMS. Twenty nth ana
Marshall Streets, HIM"
TARnANTs, GRANT s CO.. roushee ana
G, w LATrlAiER No. 500 West Marshal.
riioMPsoN's DRUG STORE. No. ,ss, wes,
l. Nan h' B flisiRiIpdE Brook Avenue and Clay
aAPSa EH 5N s s4Shr Baton Ss Il, Mslsa 4;,;
Ro ois PiIARMXcY, No, 200 East Marsha.
CITY Tr,ees DRUG STORE. No. AH East Main
JuDsoN CUNNINGHAM. No. D27 Eas. Main.
pf fsrssf sT nHssiS-a piHaARMAcy No. s South
po ISS ss;llsi .KIRK-pARHlsH co. No. Il,
TIE hfs' P A,s1S ss' PsHARalAcY. No. 50, View
EATON PHARMACY. Twcnsyp,ghth and n
ni IaesSi PHARMACY. No. l1s Canal street.
| TT, LEWIS No 4 East Broad Street.
| HUNDLEY 4 WALKER, Twenty-htth ant
cA An'FR ls'Sf DRUG STORE, No. ,,os HUI
VI. V1 4. FpRKiNs. No. 70 North syca.nor,
rW sEfsS: rfsf5siH AND N STREET PlIA1s
MACY. Tweny eighth and n Streets. X
q G, II. W. KERN. INC. corner TWep.y-nftt
end causch H!u Avenue. .5, n -
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DYEING AND CLEANING.

DYEING AND FRENCH CLEA AIMING.
Having secured the services OF one OF
known to the trade In this country,
am now ready to turn out tho best work
In the city. A trial will convince. High.
grade work solicited JOHN La
TOUCHE. 1923 East Main. Phone 24l9.
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FURNITURE MOVING,

MILLNER's RELIABLE TRANSFER IS
the place to have your moving done
right ant al right price; also trunks and
packa,ges hauled. Phone 1iR. eoA East
Broad Strea,s m
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ENoGRAPHERszzrBo ok
keepers, managers. auditorss tellers,
agents, .time-keepers. buyers, private
secretaries, editors, reporters solicitors,
craftsmen. architects, cashiers, &C
countants, clerks, superintendent. hotel
III clerks; electrical, mechanical and
mining engineers: foremen, statesmen,
etc. to enlist with us for employment
The demand for high-grade help con-
tinucs TO increase and we want to be
Sready8to supply this demand. Business
IN mon realize the value Of our agency
and that is why we hnve made such
success. We charge s20o subscription
tfE fee to- every one and 5 per cent. OF ne
ID first months salary. If You nre already
$scmpoycd and want to better yourself
then write for our application blank.
postal will do. If YOU are unenr-
ployed and give satisfactory rea sons
NJ We will also enlist YOU. RICHMOND
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, Richmond.
q. .Nn. 80 n. ----- ------- -.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR Pop
uar policies, covering all accidents, dis
eases, and occupations; something en-
tirely new and issued by this society
only; easily understood and easily sold; ;
cost but Sc per unil,lm each; large. com
missions paid Immediately and exclusive
territory allowed. Address NATIONAL
"a ACCIDENTa SOCIETY,". 800 Broadway,
New York. Established 20 years. ~
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The th SPECIAL SUMMER RATES or
into into erect June list. Scholarships IN.
,,,nn. as to time, s3s, either depart.
& . n.ent. Write or call for circulars. Cor.
Z ner Main and Seventh Streets.
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LosT-TN-o MOONLIGHT TICKETS
Hfor. next Thursday night. Finder VIII
- be 4 rewarded with complimentary Tip
III II presented at the boat the evening
& OF the excursion.
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MEN AMI BOYS WANTED. TO LEARN
plumbing, plastering, brcklaying. ,Spe-
\ cial offer life scholarship fifty dollars,
easy payments; position and UNION e,n caro-
& BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS, New FORK,
Chicago. St. Louis d
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LOST YEsTERDAY AFTERNOON IN
8neighborhood Of Monroe Park, valu..
able Knitted Black SILK Purse trimmed
,swith steel beads, containing three car
\ tickets and a few pennies. Liberal re-
ward If returned to go Floyd Avenue.
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5MouLDERs WANTED. FLOOR AND
N bench, machinery; open shops; steady
work; big pay for good men. Z. ..
Box SOL Y. Philadelphia.
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LIE NOEL, BON AIR, VA. A POSTAL
will bring booklet and rates, or carriage
to meet prospecting parties at station. y.
F.; NOEL.
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SUMMER BOARDING - PLEASANT.
situations water In house, bath, Ice,
4 milk; half mile from depot; two AND q
half miles from Keswick. A. p. FOX.
Shadwell Va
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BOARDING.

lDEsIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT
moderate prices; excellent table con-
venient location; references exchanged
Address Mrs. ELLA sECKEL, 1s1 East
Sixty first Street, New York
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4 men re Of COOL appearance between the
ages Of twenty one and forty-ilve years,
for trainmen on the subway and ele-
i4SSvated railroads of New York city,;
i3S! good wages to start and good chance
for promotion, Apply at sMITHDEAL
81 BUILDING, Broad and Ninth, Third
Floor, Ninth Street entrance.
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iLpST-oN EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN
or on Clay Street car, Lady's Double-
Case Gold Watch: engraved l.. =. 70
r., G. Liberal reward at 312 North
"a Seventh Street.
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EIGHTH STREET NORTH, 51s---WANT-
s ed. f5. perman ent, &. transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonable; home com l: !.
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THE BIG CUT SALE In FINE SHOES
begins to-day at j. A.. GRIGG SHOE
CO., 121 East Broad Street. Special at
tention to mail orders.

WILL SOME Cf1AR1TABLE LADY OR
gentleman give a young man an order.
i ior an ARTIFICIAL leg. thereby enabling
when able: will pay back in monthly
instalments: interview solicited. Adj
dress ANXIOUS, care Times Dispatch.
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THE HYGEIA, TH1RTY-sEvENTHi
Street, Cape Henry, Va; coolest and
healthiest location on the coast; finest
( surf bathing; grand marine view:
modern Improvements. ROE & DYER.
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MINERS wANTED-sTEADY EN-.
ployment and good wages for az
classes OF miners at ARMlNlUS
MINES. Mineral. Va.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-TWO SPACIOUS, BRIGHT,
cool second-story rooms, fronting street
and river. with bath: both handsomely
furnished. lis East Franklin Street.
317, EAST CARY, THREE NICE, CON-
Meeting rooms, second story front.
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HOPEDALE-SUNfNf15 BOARD NEAR.
the mountains; good social surround
ings; large house, ice, milk; physician.
telegraph and railway near; daily mails.
Address MISS BOYDEN, Cismont,
Albemarlc, Va.
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AND WOMEN TO
prepare for civil service examinations
by our system. For full particulars
address Box go, Washington, D. G.
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FLORIST WANTED, ONE WHO I'M
&derstands the business thoroughly. Az
dress Box Ii, Chester, Va.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD AND ROOM WANTED IN
Ocean View for lady and eleven
nronths-od baby and nurse girl; want
& ed at once until September, LIST; Jewish
place preferred. but no objection to
others. D $685. care Times Dispatch.
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! lIELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn 80 to $50 monthly at home In spare
time corresponding for newspapers no
q .canvassing; I. y experience ,lnnecessary
Send for particulars. PRESS S9NDl-
Gate, Lockport, NJ Y. fa
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WANT. TO RENT MODERN NEW SIX
teen-room cottage, Cape Henry, fur
l1ished. fronting ocean. Write for par
ticulars. Right party cheap. Box 80,
Wilett, Cape Henry, Va.
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FLAT WANTED.

SWANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS FOR
& light housekeeping; state rent must be
moderate Address c., care 2o5 West
Clay Street. city.
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ANTED-BoARDERs, PERMANENT.
transient and table, 107 North seventh
Street. Terms reasonable. 4,
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&WAETED-THREE ACTIVE YOUNG
men as bottlers. BEAUMONT LIT
l55s*JV.ATER COMPANY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

iLosT-oN oAkWooD AND BROAD
Street car, or IN Cohen's store, Black
4 Bag containing Ladys Gold Watch,
marked M Il. So small purse, one
Il dollar note, school ticket book anu
visiting cards. Miss Ellen Harvie Smith,
y Forest Hill. Please return to Planters
n National Bank. RICHARD II. SMITH.
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By Using Times Dispatch Want Ads. @
SUMMER BOARDING.

BOARDERS WANTED--1,OvELY ..LO-
cation, comfortable rooms and large
lawn; within v. Nj. l. limits. tor
Lexington. Va. ID IA Gbl IA
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ANTED-BOARDERs AT THE FERE-
bee Cottage, Cape Henry, Va. Prices
reasonable; table we'll supplied from
city market Address MRS. 81 c. H.
H FERE3EE,5 Cape Henry, ~ Va. ~
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WANTED-sUMMER b OAR DE RS /;
"Riverside" on the James, in the noun
H tnins; superior accommodations. Ad-
dress Mrs. JOHN E. ELLIS, Albert Va.
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WANT TO SELL, REASONABLE, a $50
certificate on a Gable Company piano.
Apply to Mrs. BERKELEY ROBERT
SON, Cartersville, Cumberland county,
Na -.s..l...L ...--l- ~.
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FIRsT-CLAss SALESMAN, WHOLE
\ time or an elegant side line. Address
EBDING MFG. CO.. No. l3 Warner
Road Cleveland, Ohio.