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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
REBELS ATTEMPT
TO LIBERATE
PRISONERS
Riots in Chihuahua Result
from Efforts to Destroy the
State Penitentiary at That
Place.
NORTHERN STATE IS
TURNING TO REBELS


10y hfhNeu Ntfc tN ENFhtuG hcfhlu.
~ Pafo, Tex. Fob l3. Tho riots
az chihuahua city were caused by an
attrmpt of rebels a. liberate prison
rrs of tho state penitentiary say
American refugees who arrived here
ttis morning on 4 hclated passenger
TRAIN Thoy reported that "a truce
had been made between General An
tonic HihHEo. tho federal commander
uf thr northern military zone, and
Narcotic ttrrtNpo. rchel general
The rpbois were permitted 90 camp
within live miles nf the city. aud On
Tuesday they attempted 90 upeu tho
prison
Fcd,taI troops prevented The at
tempt without hluudshsd A riot lul-
lowed tt WAS said that the Mexico
Dlty situation bad accustomed the best
feeling between the rebels and gov
rrum,ut troops but that General Ra
baRu Insisted that opening thc state
prison was EuIuE too iat Quiet had
been restored "Wednesday morning
when the train departed. nuly 90 en-
counter two burned bridges below
fuhr'f TUrss were repaired hut ill
telegraph lines foo lhD state capital
rrWtip rui
Thr refugee. reported that ths fed
,ruI troops WerD expected tu Welcome
the nus revolt boa the event of Ml
Uuru's defeat. and would De- Joined by
fh. .....# N~ only pro- M1dsro
sympathy .",Ws tn rNIst among che
volunteers uf IRREGULAR troops mary
uf whom fought la Iuaurrccto7 iu the
Ntdpru revolution IhrHe, however
Irs bon iu. muorit ThiF same con
dgou uurrtrs tu ,,tu 40 Iuarc1 aud
Boo other parts of tho state.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
STORY on TODNN'S BAT
TLE ~ THE NTIIi.fI~

Mexico Ctty Feb l3.--Auothvi
fierce street huttio which Was cNp'''
~ tu be- decisive vor utguu between
thr federal truUps supporting Iry-l
dent MadCru, and th rvh'is uud,t
IcliN DlaE iu M"NiCo CITY at o''iu, s
this morning The government ioru'e
lad the adlHutag, iu numbers. thor
army tutbllng 1000 men against tHe
., 900 TCVoiutiuuists under biaz. Gen
"ral iluorta aud President Madcro de
,laTod they Wuuid be- badly distp
pointed ana surprised % bitl and h't
mutinous hrmirs were not reduced O."
submission before uighuul
The battle opened vlth heavy ut
rug 10y the federal ARTILLERY which hHl
been strongly reinforced in the ulgh'
The rebels occupied the same posi-
uoHs they held ytstcrddr Around thu
arsenal ana tho Young Mems thrir.
tian Association building ana from
there they replied win hot tit'
Tie population had either deserted
the center Of the eats ur rvmainr !
hidden in the houses. az ~ was nI.
possible 90 -tir on thu streets with
,ut running enormous riskr
The federal forces yer, reinforced
last nigh, h, the arrival ot dotuch-
mcnts uf all arms ~ th, service.
Meanwhile the rrhol. had forum %
themselves in the district IA, center
ut which VAS the arsenal which iril
INTO their hands lately The rch ,s.
however, hOd not increased iu mum
her and the size oi th" army under
M, command uf iIiaz BE- believed ~
hc only q little NOR than 2,5UU
Most at the federal truups who ur.
rived W the nislu we're those CON
mdndod by General Angeles Vhicu
he had called from tuCrnuNaCu. The
tptal uf these h. said 10 bee loo ana
they brought with them tNo pie 'e,
,f heavy urtiiler, with much am.
munition ana stores. Lieuten ant cot
oncl Barron who has rUnduCte,
dashiuR campaigns during the reNn
tuition iu Michoaoau aud Guapaua
luato. arrived with small force
while Colonel bvarun3H. another
Young officer with reputation fol
brilliant work, came iu al the head nj
zoo federal troops from Vera Crug.
The army cadets al Chapultepet
who we're the first To rally To the val
OF President MaderO tor the mos
part have been Withdrawn from IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13

Washington, Feb. l5.-~A aifnincnnt
proceeding Of the day Was the early
assembly df tho Joint army-nat q
board la Admiral Dewey'a Offices. The
call was issued BY direction uf "A
mlral Dewey himself. II brought 60.
gether al an opportune time fOr con-
sideration of joint use of the army
and navy, the highest ranking officers
ot both services and the ablest strate-
gists Beside Admiral Dewey aud
Major General Leonard Wood the
army aud navy were represented ~
Major General Withrrspoon, asasst-
ant ClNef of stan; Hrigndier Geuerat
| Weaver. chief NJ tho coast artillery,
and Bsigadier General crorier, Rear
| Admirals Ostcrhaas and Nreeiaud.
aud Captain Potts. BY executive or
der this board h charged with the
preparation ef plans for the eo-oper-
alton of tho army and navy when =
becomes necessary 10 conduct joins
| operations eisher offensive or defen-
siye.
Us proceedings are always secfct
and nrny be- known only through the
resulting orders 10 ships and troops.
issued by the secretaries OF war and
navy. The board is advisory Ia
scope and not capable Of executing
iis own projects
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
FEARS uEID tOR SAFETY
or IIiAiNlOAD OI' REFUGEES

Laredo. Ten. Fyh l8 The where
auouts ui tho uurthbuuUd passenger
train from Mexico city MvNico.
which iril there Tuesday night riIll
iE unrcportcd and there is upproh"u.
sion for th" safety of its passengers.
An uusucccssful attack Was made on
the southpouud Mexican National
lines passenger train, which len
Laredo Tuesday
Passengers from Sllullp said TODAY
that one freight train was entirely
destroyed POS hrr aud that the fate uf
another tr'irdt was lea doubt since II
WIS rumurod It was attacked. The
suuthhuuud passenger train which
left Laredo Tuesday niEht at q o'cluck
proceeded iu safety untN about 1lN
miles south OF this city at ~ Saladu.
where it was attacked by hand OF 80
tu 100 rebels As the train WIS en-
terinE the station, the engineer was
nred upnu.
Realixinf the danger, ne reversed
the lever and backed tull speed to-
ward Saltillu. pursued los the rebels
on horseback The speed of the
mounted band was not sufficient "a
uNcrtake tho train. The passengers
were endangered hy rebel gun nrc
Aboard the train was d party uf ATTY
Wclchmcn an route tu NcCHNa, a
point beyond Mexico CITY 90 take en-.
ployment with u light ana power
| company Toddy's passenger lisI
| from MoXivo City included Bishof
Hendrix. of the Methodist Episcopa
church, south, Of Kansas City, Hg
Was q passenger ON the sOuthbOunC
train which Was attacked by reheli
] and returned north This afternoon
| Hendrix said that the whereabouts o
| the nortnbound train from MeNlc,
| cts was not known a. the time ~ IA,
| attack az ri Saledu
bishop Hendrix sad tho rebe
1 - sa.ssSaSarsaauauNSaeNaN -
| 1COntinued on PAGE q Column %
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; SNNNAtHs$N~%%%s%N =
SPEAkEH NpNINISrIRS SHARP
REBtki 20 JOHN BARON Bt re-
snecIaI ui.pntrh to Evening HerHid

santa Fc lrH l3.--'lho house thts
murnng b, an" vote ui 80 go pass,
the act establishing the stat, fair at
Alhuaucruu. and by the Vot, of 2b to
~ passed bIl appropriating 100000
frr an exhibit 100 the san Diego expo
siticn. ~
Tho brl establishing the fair at Al
buuucruur was introduced several
DAVIS ago by Mcssrs Gurulc and Gar
rin Of R,ruaIulu following the bruaK
between the speaker and ar Burg
n differ, from the Burg hul in thHi
ID pro,iios only $4,000 tor porma
uent buildings while the latter fiAod
tn nmuuut ai $1,000 The annual
augmentation tor the fair is $4,000
and the appropriation d. conditioned
upou th, people ot Borualiilo county
providing ipir site OF at least 100
acres
Tho aubsfIfufe WAS taken uU only
@e-ey~sees@ssara@-e.ee~ - 49, - =.
CcontInued on Page 3, Column 80
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Iiu, or action to Chawltopco, where
thcN act as guard under command
ct General Brltram. former principal
ul the school and the officer who re-
durcd Felix Diaz 81 Vera cruz during
lis first uhorilyr revolution inc
WORK Of caring Tor the Wounded has
up.u limited by the gov crumrUt to the
white cross society. Hs n is ,hdl sci
that the GvG Cross society harbors
maus political enemies uf th" gov
rruW'ut
t'p tu noon. when the shells oi tho
ruutcudiug forces had torn their way
through the heart ut M" city Tor four
hour uuihiug like % decisive result
had been achieved either by The fed
,rals CO.. th" rebels u had ne"u pfac
urally an ariillsrN duet although oC-
..-luuHl small arm fire played Vt
D.uus part u the battle. The SWl'i
uud crushing action promised hy ne
government was not revealed On
the contrary the fighting was oi A
muuotuuous regularity, the federal
troops slowly pounding the rebel Pc
sitiuu aud .ndoiNuriug iu sllcu, p
Di5zs guua u order that the final
chprga might hC made with less aa,
riilo' ui NE
To this th, rebels replied with a
steady ur, but they were more chdty
Ia throw iHg away their ammunition
and appeared Co tax, better aim than
ever Nu-t ui tho rebel fire wac
directed Ht tho federal batteries bal
one of DHl- batteries from time "a
time dropped shells over the city la
to the grounds uf IA" National pal
ace and onto that ancient huildihl
itsrlt IN" wallis Of which Withstuut
| the bomhardmrni we'll
At the beginning at this firing thrt,
J was 70 great force ot federal soldier
in the palace grounds When th'
I shower ot shells hccuuc heavier q
/ ILhnTuI hniInIN rNunIArI nrhnra 10 10
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13

Washington. Feb. lS.--Antl- Amer
icHn feeling al Acapulco. Mexico. clft
minated la an assault upon two ON
rers ~ the cruiser Denver before sho
departed yesterday for ACniutIA.
Honduras. The victims OF the assault
Guthrie. who were passing through
the streets. Neither was injured
onlciAls here are alarmed ArH
pulco has been a storm center Of rev.
piutiOnlsls for several weeks and thB
Denver was protecting Americans
there wnen the asea araineti0n of Prta
gathering of war clouds over an cen.
trai America made n necessary 10
send the cruiser 60 AcalutIa, saliva.
dor,
Ofiicialn al tho state department.
feM the gravest concern for tho aaaas
y ot Americans u Acapulco, paneln1
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
MEXICANS REFUSE
TO CASH CHECKS
FOR AMERICANS
More Than a Thousand Citi.
zens Marooned in City Be-
cause of Closing of the
Banks.
FEARS FOR SAFETY OF
TRAINLOAD OF REFUGEES
tBy Leased wIr. 10 Ev.sIas a.ra,a !


Laredo. Tex. Feb i5.--A passenger
rom Mexico Clt. Mexico. ON last
nights train. reported that at Irast
1000 Americans wore without funds
Ia leave the capital, even II the OPP
portuulN presented. because the
banks hHd been closed since Satur-
day \ large number of Americans
were ut the railroad station, hc said
eagerly seeking 10 take uurtnhouud
trains but checks were refused as
aNmcnt for tickets.
Many Americans. the passrugors
believed Wor" practically marunncd
ct the station without food. shelter
90 money \ circular telegram trans
mittod tu Monterey today hy Prcsi.
dent Madcru said that ail daN ycstcr-
day and last night. the government
forces pumh"rdvd la tuidddClt and
succeeded 100 destroying IA, one COR
n"r of tuu arsenal, occupied hy rebel
forces.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
LEWIS ACQUITTED
OF TOLLIBER MURDER
my Lss.sd wire 60 T,-~"g Usrsidi

san Diego. ,sT r.1. i3 Hubert
Lewis. charged with th" WYrdor Oi
e. a. TouN,r tud bones viia ihft ye3l
and already acquitted ot iuD murder
uf Mrs ToiiNpr. is 10 free IMAM today
Tho court ruled that if Io'Flt wtH n
same when he shut Mrf Tph'rr be
must have hecn insane when ht k'ieu
TolVer and directed the u"N " pre-
pare verdict Of not guilty There
WAY AN affecting scene IN h' 'cuil
room between Lewis and hiI Niic,
whose story Of alleged aaubf anu
outrages hy ToliNor and his Nifr. uld
Co. the iury brought H6uut tla HCuu.t-
tsI pf the her husband.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
ARRErr PROPOSES NrroINTMENT

Cross society reports n r. caring TOR
approximately Lace wounded. The
lied Cross has not yet made a repoft.
Neither orre nizatipn IN being reaDect-
ed by the federal forces. The presi-
dent OF the latter has been killed.
Some members Of the White Cross
detected BY Diaz adherents In the act
OF conveying ammunition we're exc.
cutcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13

- ~.
W.NvY FROM NlsENN. WHICH
CONTINUED SMELLING
AFTERNOON \
SHOWING \
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
TIN THOUSAND DOLLARS
EOH AID TO REEpGEKa

Washington. Feh. is.-lro protect
Americans endangered u the dFinE
VA Mexico city, Mexico. Ambassador
Wilson wGs today ordered to draw on
the state department for St0,0UO.
This could be used for relief Of tha
destitute OF for setting Americans 0ng
of Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
ARMY MIN nIsAPPRoVE
nI AMHASgAUOR'S COURSE

Washington. Feb ambassador
wilson's overnight dispatches we're
laid before President TAFT today lin-
modniely upon his return from Phil
a delphia. They contained principal-
IS an account ut the most diEQuietink
feature of the ughting-thc killing OF
two American women Yesterday. Ad-
mlniHtTation officials look with much
apprehension on the effect Of the Kill
ing OF two Americans aud one of the
nrst results of the incident was last
nights order 10 Ambassador Wilson
to warn at Americans oUt Of the dan
ger zone
Ambassadur wilson's course. so far,
has the unqualified approval Of the
administration though some Of the
army men question his effort 20 stop
hOstiliiica Admitting that his aim
was 90 protect lives and property of
Americans and other foreignetH, they
believe there viii he less bloodahed
and speedy determination uf the
Rebellion f the rombatants are al
iowed tp hght ~ out
Prepared fof q further caii tor
! bait leships Tie navy department has
| kept Admiral BADGER, in command 81
| the Atlantic fleet tt Guantanamo, ad-
| Nissd pf Developments The ships
with BANKED fires tro ready 60 move
an once Tho marine corps, always
! ready. is prepared FOR immediate
smhHrkatinu ~ tts COMPANIES 90 the
Atlantic coast navy yards and sih-
tious. The marine force iu the Pan
| lam3 canrl zone g. ready 20 MOVE
Americans Driven Onto Strccts.
Ambassador Wilson's dispatches to-
dsr reported that many houses occu-
/ pied bt Americans have been seized
| hv federal troops and the uccupunU
driven 20 the streets
Homeless and exposed 90 the IRE 81
/ both rrbci3 and federuiH. the dis
mayed ~rfugecs made their WAY at
! the fiak of their lives to the American
| rnihlss,, which iE now open % All
refugees Ambassador Wilson how
ever. is nov distributing the majority
( among the adjoining houses hy means
/ of ~ committee which he organised.
/ Ail dispatches tn the American em-
| hnsst from the state department
| urged the ambassador tn use every
influence ga keep npn-Cumhatants
| from The streets. tie reports the
/ wounding cot several American men
nut SAYS hc has gwen refuge to be-
tween 5pn and SOC Americans
| TWELVE HUNDRED WOUNDED
49, aa4sI
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Chc,rnnc Mnn Iaiall, IIuruod.

cheyenne. WN0. Feb. is Fire due
tu discarded match caused $4,000
loss and fatally burned one man. ut
noon today in lhe uxhihit rHcc OF the
"Made-ln- e Cheyenne CxhfWtiou pre-
pared by loc1l manufacturers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
THREE THOUSAND TROOPS
ADDED TO MADERO FORCES
MAKE REBEL SITUATION BAD

Governments Morning Announcement of Speedy End to the
Diaz Revolt Fails to Materalize Fighting Proceeds
MaderO Detachment Cut to Pieces in Desperate Hand to
Hand Battle Outskirts of City.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
GOVERNMENT PREPARED TO
MOVE THE MOMENT THAT
INTERVENTION Is NECESSARY
Director of Pan American Union Comes Forward With Rem.
edy for Desperate Situation in Form Of Commission
Of Mediation to Consist Of Representatives from Uni.
ed States Mexico and South America. n

wasngion Feb tSPresdent Taft talked with callers today
the said
OF
consulted
that he office
weeks would weight In determining his action toward Mex
president
his administration
or Il at
problem him until March
PROPOSES APPOINTMENT
Os' A BOARD ,afAaDtAEIoN.
of
of
American preferably Ehha
an OF
Ia
men
with house und senate leaders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
FEDERAL FORCES FAIL TO
MAKE EFFECTIVE MOVE
TO DISLODCE DIAZ

Shells Rain Into National Pal Wreck the American Club
and Fall Into Homes of the American Colony; Five
Hundred United States Citizens Take Refuge in the
Embassy; Two Non-Comb atants Reported Killed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
NMENss NDOW WILSON PREVENTS
TLIEPHnNI WINES

Ni,Ni,u Cis Henry
Wilson prevented .
Mad"ro tho rebels
sud urd, would hardship
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13

NeW YORK. Feb Ia Directors
of the Colorado Fuel 4 Iron
company today declared div
ldend OF 30 per cent on the pre-
ferrrd stock total of about
2t.aKO. 600. THE payment repre-
sents uu accumulation of hack
dividends after a record year OF
earnings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
TWo >o>.CuMTNTN>TN sHUr DOWN
RI'tOUE THI NNIIilC

No.ro C.r. rsb Ia-.rno non-,ooua',ut. killed
front Of American cub TO-DAY ny bursting shen7
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-13
REBEL nNrTEItIEs NRE TURNED
NNTIONNb PAI.NCI

Mexico CITY. iS-ltry n rebel
tu. direction q" The national
col ,
yitl struck thr building
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TWELVE HUNDRED WOUNDED
WHITE GROSS tgEPOHT
Washington, Feb. i3.-The White
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= 1Fs'sfNFs7Ns'-7.rs'F'
TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You get Il In tl,e HERALD.
sllty Cents = month Or IS cents
q week delivered 81 your door,
agty cents by mall.
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THE FAIR BILL Has !
Passed the House nn0
We Guess That Win kssp (
Some.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07
lone Gent A WQRD'ONE GENI A WORD'
ron 4.r.. ..>J,,alo

RATES-One cent N word day; nd.
taken for less than 25c for first inser-
ton. Cnsh In,,st aceonpany order.
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statesmen wanted; experience unneces-
sary, easy work, big pay write for
large list of openings offering oppor-
tunties to earn $1,000 to 5000 year while
you learn, position assured. Address
Dept. 1863, National Salesmen's Training
Assn. Chicago, New York, Kansas City,
San Francisco
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
For Rent-Brick store with rooms at
tached. near 10th st. car barn; good
place for grocery store and renting
rooms to car men. Rent cehap to bght
party.
Good truck farm for rent, one new Groom
house, one 3-room house; 90 acres in cul-
tivation; party with good team and one
who can furnish everything can make
good deal for or years.
Some good houses for rent. See my list.
e. e. DEAN,
SIS First Natl, Bank. Phone 1866.
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FOR RENT-7-room house, 1905 4th ave,
$50; s rooms, 1918 9Th ave., $50; rooms,
bath and furnace, 924 18th St, S., only
$40; very desirable. J. H. Stillman. 1161A
2tst ST.
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WANTED-HEI,P

first class colored COOK,
with European service experience, and
must furnish good references; good SAL
airy. Address Pickwick Cafe. Montgom-
cry, Ala. 9-6-4t
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FINE STAND 10 LET
For lease after October l, the beau
tiful double store (40x100 or alley).
1OS and ITO 21st street. now and for
years occupied by Warner ice cream.
lunch and confection parlors. The
building is about so yards from and
in front of the great skyscraper of
the Jefferson County bank, nearing
completion. Agents or renters inquire
OF Mr.. Warner on premises, or phone
1892 Main. S-15-tf
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MULES FOR HIRE.
WE HAVE MULES TO HIRE BY THE
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH; THEY CAN
BE SEEN AT MAXWELL & CROUCH
MULE CO.'S BARN, 1872 SECOND
AVE. PHONE MAIN 1927.
LATTA & WRIGHT.
100 VIZ
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lone CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT

RATIsS--One cent n word a day; no nd.
taken f3r less than 25c for first inser-
tian. cnsh must accompany order.
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WANTED-Good man to handle line OF
elders and vinegars; exclusive territory
and high grade goods; liberal commits
sions and weekly settlements; exclusive
or side line; references required Reds
lands Mfg. Co., Richmond, Va
9-2-3t tut thu-stln
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Statesmen WANTED-Permane posi-
tion in protected territory, worth $4,000
or better annually to producers nation
ally advertised speciality for retailers in
all lines in towns and smaller cities
Old established. highly rated firm. Re-
quire flrst-class references and bond. A,
401 Kesner Bldg, Chicago.
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AGENTS. to sell cigars to retail trade.
Have premium with goods so attrac-
tive sales easily made. Liberal propo-
sition and samples free. Ajax Cigar Co..
Work a
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FOR RENT-Two nice rooms, private
family, located near Five Points. fur
mace heat and all modern conveniences.
Call Main 1S73-W.
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WANTED-High class experienced Iu-
bricating OIL grease and speciality
salesman by largest refiner; best sal
airy and expenses paid give expert
ence and several references first let
ter. Address Y-13, care Age Herald.
6-15-14t-su
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MONEY at home start business for your
self or work for us at home; pleasant
occupation; good pay; no canvassing..
e. Daemen Sec'y, 545S S. Halsted, Chi
cagQ.
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statesmen wanted to carry our 1914 line
of advertising calendars, leather goods
and novelties; over 1000 different pieces
leather goods memos and diaries as we'll
as the best line of calendars and spe-
ciaties. Salary and commission Tho
Elwood Myers Co.. Springfield, o.
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WANTED-AGENTS

l NEED good men everywhere. part or
all time; learn my business; make
money with me; no experience needed; !;
desk; typewriter and outfit free. w. M.
Ostrander. Dept. 10. u W. 3lst St, New
York City 5-1S-tf-s1
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WANTED--High class steady salesman
accustomed to big commissions: expert
ence in automobile or oil business pre-
ferred. Milwaukee Tank Works.. Mil.
waukee Wis
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CHEWING GUM-Sell to dealers in your
territory; clean, profitable business built
up quickly with our new brands. -Four
f1avors. novel packages. Write today
Helmet Co. Cincinnati. o.
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SALESMAN wanted travelling Alabama to
carry small, but attractive, line of
imported gents neckwear on conimis-
sion. The Haberdashers Novelty Co.
25 East 4th St. New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07

WANTED-Investigat and detect
ives; $3.50 to $500 per month: some
travelling positions: free particulars.
National Detective Agency Dept. CO,
Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07

WANTED-Salesman to sell our line to
grocers, bakers, confectioners and gen.
eral stores in the small country towns;
salary $100 per month and expenses.
Crown Cider Co.. 207 S. Commercial ST..
Dept G, st. Louis, Mo. S-24-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07
TO RENT TO
GENTLEMEN.

NICELY furnished well heated front
room with board. half block from Goth
St. on 18th ave-, south. Phone Main
136-,J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-07

AGENTS-Amazing invention. IS daily,
15o per cent profit new business; no
competition. Worlds best home mas
sage machine. Works by water power;
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