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Died.

PATTERsoN-On wednesday. October 8. AT
IN a m. MARTHA PATTERSON, at her
residence. IS Pierccs court southwest
Funeral sunday az l o'clock. from Zion
Wesley n z. Church, southwest. II
ONEJOY-Thu- sday. October 10. 1907. at his
sisters residence. II Seventeenth street
southeast. WILLIAM n. LOVEJOY.
Farewell, dear son. sweet thy rest
Weary vita years and wora with pain
Farewell. TIL in some hsppT place
We shall behold thy face again
IT'S ours TO miss thee all our years.
AND tender memories Of thee keep
Thine In the Lord 70 rest. for so
He siveth his beloved sleep.
Funeral VIII be held ~ o'clock Sunday.
October Is -
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If you wish to be comfortable
and successful, use common
sense abclt food.
s1,OOO,OOO can't buy good
health. but the proper kind and
quantity of food insures a good
stomach - clear brain and
steady, dependable nerves.
Grape-Nuts helps successful
people "get there" "There's a
Reason "The Road to Well
vile" in pkgs. is worth read
ing
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Deaths.

Herman Lowe 60 years. 1914 Fifteenth
street northwest
Shepherd Sansbu-y, p years, Provi-
dence Hospital.
Bertha o. Blincoe. "a years. 30l4 Cam
bridge place.
Terence MCGEE. 50 years, Government
Hospital for IUsane.
Katie G. Se-r~ 80 years, SIS Fifth
street southeast
Virginia -. - .iiel, A. years, III
Adams street northwest
Charles Hughes. 81 years, Garfield
Hospital.
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Two Largest Cruisers.
MRS. PYLEs ASKS DIVORCE.

Rebecca Wignall Pyles has entered
suit for an absolute divorce from Julius
Edward Pyles in the District Court to-
day, on the grounds OF brutality and in
fidelity. The plaintiff claimed that she
married the defendant in December,
1sSS. and that they have three children
She also claims that three years ago the
defendant cruelty abused her and sub
3scted her 10 great mental anguish. A
correspondent Is named.
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Marriage Licenses.

William Z. O'Cesnor and Marie Nal
10y.
William Owens ard Annie Smith. both
OF Baltimore.
George r. Cooksey and Annie {. Col
lidower.
Myrtle e. LOOMS and Maiorie, &.
Evans.
Clyde X. Warburton and Anne Z.
Draper.
Joseph II. Brady and Emma II. ChiIds.
Edward /. GruYer and BERTHE /
Schroth
Robert L. Lewis and NJ. Estelle Burke.
JohI X. Scha1fer and Julia Jukins.
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CONGREGATIONALISTS
DOWN BEYERIDGE BILL

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 1.-THE Con-
gregational National Council has de-
ciGred against indorsing the Beveridge-
Parsons national child saEor bill. An
Endorsement OF the measure was
stricken out Of the report of the indus
trial commission. which has made a
three years study OF the labor question.
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TWO MONSTER CRUISERS
LEAVE HAMPTON ROADS
FOR THE PACIFIC COAST
Continued from First Page)

California, and Admiral Sebree will then
have command of a full division Of four
fighting units. This division. with the
other armored cruisers, Maryland, West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Colorado,
will form squadron.
As Admiral Sebree will pave the way
Tor the Atlantic fleet, so will his ships
follow pretty much the path OF the
cruiser st. Louis, which was taken
around 20 San Francisco last summer by
Commander Usher. Captain Usher's re-
ports have been turned over TO Admire !
Sebree for his benefit. No Golfers will
be taken from commercial ships at the
ports to coal As the squadron is al
lowed all the time desired for the jour
ney. coal will be taken in harbors from
docks.
Two Largest Cruisers.
The Tennessee and Washington arc
the two largest cruisers in the Navy.
They have a displacement OF 1850 tons
each. arc 500 feet in length, with seven
ty-slx feet ten and One-half inche.
beam, twenty-five feet draft, twenty
two knots speed, and twenty guns uf
four inches and more. They were conf
pleted a year ago, and made their FIRST
long sea journey as conveys 10 ms
battleship LOuisian on which President
Roosevelt made his Panama trip.
The feeling prevails at the Navy De-
paTtment that the squadron is in The
hands OF thoroughly competent officers
Admiral Sebree and his two captains
Captain Howard on the Tennessee, aIC
Captain Knight on the Washington
having uaspotted records.
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Dago-" WhereupOn the court released
the witness from the stand.
As Dominica marched impressively to-
ward the witness stand. the sagacious
Garibaldi arose and shook himself. and
proceeded 10 administer a severe shock
tn one or the court officials by wander
Ing over 20 hln and shifting at his
trousers in manner expressive OF the
utmost disgust and contempt.
The court official being a rather shy
man. walked hastily out or the court
room and Garibaldi. respondent at
being thus forsaken. thrilled the nervous
systems OF the courtroom spectators by
undertaking a critical examination OF
his masters neither wearing apparel.
Dat doga he gotta de nerve" said
Dominica bitterly. He seema 70 think
dat he runa my house. I coma home
an dat dog he come out an snap at da
cheese 1 br-r-TinE home"
Then started long and Irrelevant
dissertation, during the course OF which
Dominica explained that ne had kicked
AT the animal and that the gentle crea-
ture had retaliated by attempting 10
reduce his lower Hneaments 10 a shape
less mass.
Next Time "Minda da Law"
wen da doga he bita.' said Domin-
leo. wiping the perspi-atiou from his
fevered brow. den ! geta ds stick an
I try TO spank him. But Sadly he got
away"
The defendant Is guilty OF the
charge" said the court; pay a 81 fine"
For moment the defendant stared
first at Judge MUllowny and then at the
cOmplacent Garibaldi IN utter astoniSh-
ment
Huh" he grunted sarcasticaIly as he
slowly reached for his pOcketbOoiS mex
TINA I minda da law an let da damn
dog chew me up"
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VITAL RECORDS
Births

II. S. and Fanny J. Shepard. boy.
Edward J. and Anna G. Bastabie, boy
George and Annie Szekely, girl.
Kari and Ludnilla Taldauf girl.
George 4 and DAISY G. Gossett, boy.
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The Dago and the Dog;
Wherein Dominica Learns
SpankS Cant Repay Bites
" Mex Time Minda da Law an Let the D. Dog
Chew Ne Up" He Remarks, Pay
ing 81 Fine

Until yesterday. Dominica Puchini. he
Of the lofty brow and calf-like gaze, was
as firm. and ardent adnirer Of American
customs and manners as could be found
in Washington. He was a most peace
ful citizen, and loved nothing moro than
openly TO voice his appreciation OF ''Ame-
e-erica-" Now. Dominica Is changed.
In one short day he had eperienced 4
complete reversal OF his emotions, and
where once he delighted in praising
American wisdom, he now enjoys him
self by caJstically criticising this coun-
try's Jurisprudence. Dominica has been
informed by Judge Muilowny that he
can no longer inhict corporal punish
ment upon MS dog.
Accompanied by his faithful hound.
"Garibaldi." Dominica. his face lighted
with a smile OF fatuous contentment, ap-
peared in the lower court 70 explain how
II all happened. According 10 the prose-
cutting witness in the case. "Garibaldi'
had called his attention to his C'Gari-
baldrs'D troubles by series OF ear
splitting yeips.
Witnesses Uses Brogue.
.'Yur're honurr," said the witness for
the prosecution in an indignant voice
"Oi was passin' Nv the house Nv this
Dago when sud1inly OF heard a howl
that sounded loike the ind Of a dawg
fought.
OF rushed in, and diskivered thOt ould
brute wit a club in his hand. a-tryin' TO
kill his little dog" The witness stopped.
ovehcome by his emotion.
And what wac the dog doing?"
querled Judge Mullowny.
Judge. your honor replied the wit
ness for the prosecution. slowly. "as
nearly as OF could make out. the little
dawg was dom his best to kin the
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A Sunday well spent

A good way to spend hour and a half
each Sunday Is IN Bible study. Don't you
think sol You are earnestly invited TO be
with Us at the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, near y street on Sunday at 8 &C a m
A special invitation is extended TO al scranv-
ers IN the city F. d. POWER, pastor, E A
GOUGWER. Superintendent II
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-''Nature Fakers. %
subject OF address by Prof Henry Oidys at
p. m. Pythian Temple. 1012 eth St NV. 1t
DISCOURSE by c. Z. Fowler. Under the
auspices OF the Watch Tower Bible and Tract
Society. Subject: Our Call to Glory and
Virtue" Showing the purpose Of Got 5 riftN
and our responsibility in relation thereto
Pythian Temple. 1912 9Th ST. NV, third floor
rear hall. Sunday. October Il 1907 at 3
o'clock Seats free. No collection II
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CHRISTIAN sCTENCE-First Church OF
Christ. Scientist. 18th and r SITS. nv. Serv-
ices: Sunday. II a. m and D. m Subject
Doctrine o. AtoneUent." Sunday school
II a m. Wednesday s p m. Public
cordially invited. All seats free Free read
ing room eol Colorado Building. II
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coming defeat, was able before the
battle 70 put all his fabulous treasure
in safe place-and that II did not go
down TO the bottom OF NaYarino bay
with the Turkish ships
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BAPTIST-Calvary Baptist Church. Sth and
II SITS NV; Rev. Samuel H Greene, d. D.
pastor $50 q m. Sunday scaool: p. II.
Br!stov. superintendent Public worship with
sermons by the pastor II a m and 7.so ,.
m. Teachers Bible Club. Thursday. D. n.
Church prayer meeting. ,. n Ende1vor
meetings. Tuesday. p m, and Sunday, $50
and 6:45 D. m All arc cordially invited. II
EPISCOPAL-People's open-air evens -ng. ca
shedrRi Grounds. Mt. st. Alban. Sunday. Oct
L. at D. m: special preacher, Rev. c c
p cree. d. D.. Chaplain Z. S. A vested choir.
led by detachment OF the Marine Band
Take Tenieytown cars. II
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Without the use CI pills. purE1ti YES. OF
Drugs q any E.-t. ! can and Go cure the
worst Gases u chronic consupGtion-cure them
70 stay curcd-aud restore che patient %
state OF health and happiness such they
had never known before I can cure conatipa-
ton 10 matter how bad 10 IS. 7 can show
you how 20 cure yourself riEht in your own
home without the use Of drugs. Consti patton
r. cured for all time when cured ny way.
Fi1 out free coupon below and mail uoday.
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UNITARIAN-Au Souls Church, cor. 18Th
and L 81. Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister.
s.f5 a m, Sunday school and class for the
comparative study OF religion; 10 a. H..
unity study class. II a. m. morning service.
sermon by the minister T.5o p. m. Young
Peoples Religious Union II
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EEANGELICAL-Christ Science Church
Scottish Rite Hail 1907 81. NV. SER ices. Il
a m and 30 p. n. Subject o. uOriing lee
rurs BY Bishop Oliver c. Sabin. The ECIig-
ion q the Future" Subject OF evening lee
rure by Ms O. z Thornley,. The AdvRn-
tases OF Evangelical Christian Science Tes-
umonial meeting Wednesday evening at 7.3C
Seats free. all invited. A course Of free lee
lures VIII commence on Sunday morning.
November s. AZ II O'Clock Rnd VIII continue
one lecture each Sunday thereafter for twelve
consecutive weeks These lectures are ALSO
lutely free and IN them viii be taught how
70 heal the sick and demonstrate along meta
physical lines. All should make an effort
to attend these lectures commencing with the
first II possible. II
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Church Notices.

EPIsCOPAL-Trinity Church. % and c ste.
NV Archdeac0n Williams and Rev lionel
A. Wye. Sunday October Is 30 after in
ity). 7. 30 o. m. Holy Communion. Z q.
m, Stnday school. II a. NJ, the Ri. ev.
E. ". Osborne. D. D., Bishop O. SprngCsld.
5 p m. the Rt Rev. W A. Leonard. =. D..
Bishop u Ohio. Every one welcome. II
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-04-30
AMERICANS GET CONTRACT.
For Great Amount Of Foreign Eiec
trieal Work and Construction.

NEW WORK, April 2e.--American
Interests have captured number of
important foreign contracts for local
equipment. including complete plant
FOR lighting the Cars palace al
Tsarksoe. near ST. Petersburg. Con-
tracts have been obtained within the
last few days for the construction and
the operation OF British municipal
electric traction system and for rails
for one of the biggest corporation
tramways on the other side.
The carrying out Of the work, which
calls for the shipment OF turbines, etc.
to England. France, Italy. Australia
and South America. will represent an
outlay OF ss,ooO.ooo.
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had II not been for tho help OF Eliza.
II was she NJ ienst who made tho eur.
tnins for him ana showed him how tc
hang them II was she who made q
white valance for bis bed. IIe furnish.
cd tho materiai from which she made
him sheets. pillowcnaeB, napkins In
short, shc djd all those thugs that wo.
men know how to do, and Peter did
many things Cor hcr. Lilo spaded her
garden, repaired her house ana her fur.
niture and often nadc her presents of
things ste needed and could not afford
to buy. for, while she could mako
money 20 further than he. shs could
not make II as easiiy.
sThere came the little god and whis.
percd In Peters car: United you can
both do better. You can be- more freo
10 make money with Eliza at home TO
take care OF ypur house. mend your
clothes and have your meals ready for
you when you como home, Thsre Will
be moro money, and II will be applied
10 better advantage ThIs was not Ill
shc god whispered. pster thought II
was. but II was not The boy spoke
things both to Peter and 10 Elisa which
had no reference 70 what was prac-
ticni. Eixa's ear was moro attunsd
TO them. Az any rate. sbo heard them.
and they appealed to her.
"Peier went to her and told her what
he had bcan thinking. shs waited 10
hear those spiritual words that the
little god had spoken to her. They
did not come. but abe knew by Peters
manner that no fclt their influence.
They went 10 priest and asked him
10 marry them.
"'were yoti married before coming
hercT he asked Of Peter.
"'Ysa.'
"'And your wife II deadY
@tFes,'
".Are you aureY
"T should be; was sent here for
killing her.'
'srhe priest turned. walked to win.
dow. looked out, ponderlng. then 70.
turned to tho couple.
"'And your 10 tho woman. You are
willing to marry man who has killed
hls wifef
~ am
/ a'Do you not fear to live with such
q manY
"'Iie has not been worse than T.
"'What were you sent here f0rT
"'Klliing my husband
@Agaln the priest wniked away. pom.
dered and returned.
swell he said. II you two are win.
Ing TO marry each other, | SEQ no rea.
son why should not marry YOU
"And he did. That was twenty years
ago Mira Hull 10 now fifty years old.
and her husband II tifty.two They
are as much respected ~ any couple
who have the brand Of former Grim.
InaiIty upon them,'
Six months later the colony was
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49, kAtaktfkktsksssst
A QUESTION
OF HEREDlTY.S n



I0riginaLI
Az one Of those British colonies
whore criminala were sent for tern,
OF penal aeryltude two men. Professor
Dixon aud Dr. iinrdcmnn. wcre din,
craaIng problems OF hcrodlty whlel,
Tell continually pndof their obseryai
tiou. Professor Dixon was apeaklng.
II do not admit your clalni. doctor.
thnt environment has an eqtli effect
with herodlty, Al leasi. TO change q
hereditary criminal by environment We
must begin IN the earlicst childhood.
and then II win not ia all eascs l,e poa'
sible 10 eradicate the hereditary
taint."
You nre wrong, professor Will
TAKE a middle agrd crimlnpl remove
hin from temptation. Impress lin with
NE heinonsnesa of crirne and make y
god citizen OF him"
such impression In at times impos'
aihle. onre endpayored 10 reform
4 man who had tried to klii his
father. re told mo that hin father
had killed hIs grandfather and tho
grandfather had tried 10 Kill tho great
Grandfather. Ten years after the Grst
attempt. and whom ! believed had
changed him. my man made a second
attempt"
"And I can citc case per contra
hight hese IN thla penal settlement.
Peter Hull and Elisa wurts were serv.
Ing iifc sentences here. Peter was
twenty-five whom hc came here. and
EiiEa was twenty. They had lived at
kome In the very worst part Of London.
From childhood they had been accus.
tpmed 10 crime. II was foseordnined
hat they should become criminals, but
n was not foreordained that they
should remain such, any more than Il
ii forcordalned that poisonous berry
ahali always remain poisonous, II
may be cultivated. grated. transplant
Cd, tiii II Ia sweet and Of delicious IA.
vor.
80 II has been with Peter and Elisa.
.rhey have no, had d aeid needed for
m experimental easc, but they have
had sufficient 10 produce marked
change. Transplanted 10 this colony.
hey were removed from their homes In
H,e sluma. Then both were given tick
eas OF leave. Thsy went one OF prison
zach TO live In a little home. TO breathe
bio puro cir Of heaven. to thrive In tho
warm sunshine. A vegetable garden
foS each put forth green sprouts. Fruit
Sxses and flowers budded. Within the
windows dainty white curtains gave a
eheery look 10 each house. and tho fur
Aiture. II OF plain manufacture. was
always kept Vanished.
Peter could not have done all THIS
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INSURANCE ELECTION FRAUD.

NEW YORK. April 2s.--The Times
today says that the fact that at least
one well known insurance man In this
city has received subpoena calling
him to the District Attorneys office
became known yesterday and was ta-
ken as an indication that District At
torney Jerome has begun or Is about
to begin John Doe" proceedings to in
quire into the charges Of fraui and
forgery made IN connection with the
recent election Of directors In the New
York ani Mutual Life Companies.
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snockod BY tne announcement fnat sr.
and Mrs. Hull had killed ench other.
sTrofessor,r said Or. Hafdcman when
the two met again, II have been con.
yerted n tho theory that heredlty n
aiI powerful"
THAT has nothing 10 DO with DIR
work In tho reformation of criminals.
We must 70 on working at the environ.
ment and walt patiently for hereditary
Improvement. which requires genera
lions to produce
IRENE MILLS.
Many COW rnar 10 good at cnewins
grass and licking up cornmeal and
bran 10 poox On fbe udGer business.
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Apnsumonla's Deadly Work

had so seriously affected my right
lung" writes MRS. Fannie connor. Of
Rural Route 1, Georgetown. Tenn,
"that coughed continuously night
and day and the neigabors' prediction
Consumption seemed inevitable
until my husband brought home Q
bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which In my case proved to be the on
ly real cough cure and restorer of weak
sore lungs" When all other remedies
utterly fall. you may still win In the
battle against throat ana lung troub-
les with New Discovery. the real cure,
Guaranteed by Caas. Rogers druggist
6oc. and sfoo. Trial bottle free.
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por,. pa an.

Tor tomorrow what you can DO 10
day. II you put on buying q bottle Of
TsalIard's Snow Liniment. wnen that
pain comes you won't have any. buy q
bottle today. A positive cure for
Rheumatism, Burns. Cuts. Eprains,
Contracted Muscles. etc. T. q. Ora
ham, Prairie Grove. Ark. writes:
II wish to thank you for the gooa
results received from Snow Liniment.
II positively cured me Of Rheumatism
after Others had failed" Sold BY
Hart's Drug etore.
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EDISON HOME.

NEW YORK. April ss.--Thomas Ed
ison, who has returned to nis home
after vacation OF several weeks In
Florida. viii start tomorrow on the
new line work he mapped out on his
sixtieth birthday just before he went
away He will hereafter devote his
time to the purely scientific side of
electrical work. Mr. Edison put in
some good hours fishing and made
several fine catches. He Is muca Inn
proved in health,
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Doing Business Again.

when my friends thought was
about to take leave Of this world, on
account Of indigestion. nervousness
and general debility" writes A. A,
Chisholm, Trcadwell. N. ", ''and when
It looked as II there was no hope left,
I was persuaded to try Electric Bittors.
ana rejoice to say that they are GU
ring me. I am now doing business
again a. Of old, and Q nstill gaming
daily." Best tonic medicine on earth.
Guaranteed by Chas. Rogers. Drug
gist. so Q.
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CARD.

This Is to certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
II Foiey'g Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold, II stops the
cough, heals the lungs, and prevents
serious results from cold. Cures la
grippe coughs and prevents pneu-
monia ana consumption. Contains
no oplates. The genuine is In vel
low package. Refuse substitutes. T.
r. Laurin.
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prop.r For Him.

.You announced tho text OF your ser.
mon" said the cranky old deacon. "as
Let not your right hand know what
your loft hand doeth."
"weIlf' repiled tho new minister.
.Weli, II should have been. Let not
your left hand know what your right
hand doeth.'"
But I'm loft handed . Catholic
Standard and Times.
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DID you ever notice that the size Of
trouble depends on whether |. Ia COM
Ing or goingi--M Mankato Free Press
The Ordway new era., 1907-07-05
New insurance Laws.

The state OF Colorado has recently
established IA separate Insurance de'
partment and given increased author
10y To the Commissioner OF Insurance
over officials and agents throughout
the state. The principal object Is Z"
ferret out defrauding agents and to
assist victims OF such agents In their
prosecution. The new Insurance laws
In effect July first are rs follows:
mo person shall solicit an appli-
cation or contract of insurance with
out license from the Insurance De-
partment, under penalty OF fine and
Imprisonment.
2-Only persons OF good reputation
and character are to be given licenses.
3-No agent shall accept business
from person who has solicited IL
without a license, under penalty oil
revocation OF his own license.
I-Agents, solicitors or brokers who
knowingly deceive or defraud per-
son being solicited for insurance or
policy holder, will have their licenses
to do business revoked and the rcvo-
cation published in the newspapers
5-Such persons shall also be sub
lect to line and imprisonment for pro-
curing premiums by mIsrepreSenta'
tions.
The attention OF the public Is cspe-
cfally invited to that part OF the new
law which provides penalty for any
company or agent who directly or in
directly offers or gives rebate OF pre-
MUM on a life insurance policy. and
which also makes it Il criminal uticnse |
for any person insured to accept a re-
bate.
This is OF vital Importance to the
insured In view OF the fact that the
acceptance OF such rebate might be
held To invaliClate the policy contract,
IL the contract should be attacked In
the courts.