Vaisselle et journal en verre . gardez-le en place. Le vôtre très vraiment, Frank P. Abbot, pour Porcelaines G. D. A. •9 HOMMES DE PREMIER PLAN DANS LE COMMERCE. EDWARD R. THIELER. Mais pour son agilité et sa présence d'esprit, nous n'avons pas parmi nous un des jeunes hommes du District, ou du moins pas dans l'état parfait et suchcomplete comme il apparaît maintenant, car le hewould a été moins jambes. Nous faisons référence à EdwardR. Thieler. Le représentant américain de Villeroy & Boch. Lorsque la première explosion s'est déroulée aux jambes à angle droit juste à temps pour laisser passer l'équipe panicastriée, les roues du camion grazingla mer

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Crockery & glass journal . keep it up. Yours very truly, Frank P. Abbot, for Porcelaines G. D. A. •9 PROMINENT MEN IN THE TRADE. EDWARD R. THIELER. BUT for his agility and presence of mind we mightnot have among us to day one of the brightestyoung men of the District—or at least not in suchcomplete and perfect state as he now appears, for hewould have been minus legs. We refer to EdwardR. Thieler. the American representative of Villeroy& Boch. When the first explosion went off at the his legs at right angles just in time to let the panicstricken team pass, the wheels of the truck grazingthe seat of his trousers. Mr. Thieler is the youngest man in the Districtat the helm of so important a business and holding soresponsible a position. Yet he is old in the trade, forat the age of fourteen—twenty years ago—he wasoffice boy for Alexander Klingenberg when C. L.Dwenger was manager, and three years after thatbecame office assistant and salesman for H. W.Loewe, who was then representative tor Villeroy &. EDWARD R. THIELER. Tarrant establishment in Warren street, about tenyears ago, Mr. Thielers first impulse was to put thebooks in the safe; upon the second report to run outinto the street, which he did with such alacrity thathe collided with an Italian bootblack speeding awayfrom the scene of disaster, and was knocked fiat up-on his back and rendered partially unconscious. Thethird explosion frightened a team of horses attachedto a heavily-loaded freight truck, and they camethundering along straight for Mr. Thielers prostrateform. Through the shouts of the horror-strickenobservers he was roused to consciousness, and raised Boch. So that for just half his life Mr. Thieler hasbeen with his present firm. While with Mr. Loewehis duties when he was not selling goods were to at-tend to all the home and foreign correspondence, lookafter the office routine, bill goods, and do the gen-eral bookkeeping. He thus developed a voraciousappetite for work which up to date has not be

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