! TYPICAL scenes throughout 
 
 THE CITY OF DAYTON 
 
 he Eider & Johnston company. 
 
Reclaiming merchandise from mud has become an ordinary, every-day trade in the Gem City. All stocks * 
 perishable goods and dry goods are susceptHale to considerable salvage. In many cases the original value of 
 article is restored when the mud is washed off. The above likeness shows workers recovering unharmed go 
 from piles of merchandise carried out of the store in the first work of cleaning up, following the recession of 
 water. 
 
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 waters left the big lumber yard of the 
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 coffees and spices are here shown on 
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