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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

Sillicus-If she refuses me | shall
be unhappy all the rest of my life. "
Cynicus-And if she accepts you
the result will probably be the same,
so what $ the difference ?"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

HAVING erected new Blacksmith shop
on my lot on Fenwick street. LsGnardt0wyS
and having secured the services Of an ENG ~
workman from Washington cffy. I am r,re-
pared ~ 10 all WORK IN my lIne Of business
With care and promptness safisfaetlon gnrs.
anteed.
WI. O. KATTlNeLY.
May Sly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16
uaEsasIrJJssIl Asslc.-Are Won coino

Observation-Disclosures you going
to entertain next winter
No, answered Mrs. Cumrox. We
are going to keep on inviting a LOT
of people to the house. But / ;ion't
expect that they'll be any more en-
tertained than usual. Washington
Star.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16
Nd. Del. & va. Ry. Co.
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE
49,
- . -

Fall Schedule. ,em IN erect s sEid Sstx Ssp
BALTIAORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore, Pier 8, Light street, at
p. IA. every Tuesday. thursday and Saturday
Tor the following River Landings, Alexandria
and washinEto
MilIer's, BrOmes, Porto Bello. Grason's. coan.
BTiaT, Lodge Landing, Aundy's Point, Bond
Point, kinsaie, Ly nch'S FONT, Adams, PiDey
Poiuf. LeoaardLoWn. Abeiis, HowaId's, CO.
bruins. stones. bushwUod. LaDcaster's, Xiv
ersiae. Liverpool Point. GIy mont. A iexaDdrta.
Arriving Ia SshiuRton early Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday mornings.
Leave Washington. ID c., foot of Seventh
street. at 1 D. ID. every sunday. Tuesday and
Thursday for the following River Landings
and baltimore:
Alexandria. Glymont. Liverpool Point, River
side, Bushwood. Lancaster's. Howard's. Co
BRUINS. stones. LeCnardIown, AbelI's. Ptney
Point. Adams. lodge. Landing. Mundy's Point,
hiHsa q, Ly nch : Point, Ioan. BundlN KS. Wal
nut Point. CO~art's. LewisetLs, Briar, Mil
ieF's, 6TasOn's, BrUme's. Porto Beilo,
ATTiyingiB Baltimore early Tuesday, Thurs
day nId Saturday mornings.
Freight received daily IIIiyer freight must
he pre- paid.
WILLARD THOMSON, General Manager
Il. " UADOCH. Gen. krt. and Pass Agt.
STEPHE Sun BIO. Agents.
Telephone 145 Washington, ID G.
w & Rk AhDON, gent,
sept IA. Telephone 20 Alexandria. Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

= b. TlPPETT & BRO,
AIS LAW,
Ii Il. Lexington Street, near Chas..
Baltimore, Md.
Practice in the Courts Of Baltimore
CITY, Court of Appeals, 10 the coun-
ties OF Charles aud 81. Mary s and
Washington city. Special attention
gwen " Admiralty practice and COL
lection vi claims.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

The measure Of q man s sin is the
difference between what he is and
what he might be.-David Starr Jor-
dan
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

WALTER b. DORSEY,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Oilice IN front vi BEACON OFFICE.
Is associated with the well-known
baltimore Real Estate Agency of G.
". hcnndro u 20. IL you wish TO
BUY or sell real estate, call on me.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 70.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16
Lumber.
: BLACKSIIITHING.

l WISH to inform my friends and
the general public that / have open
ed shop at my fathers stand, at Hol-
lywOOd, that am prepared to do all
work in my line at shortest notice,
and at prices 10 suit the people.
Special attention paid to horse shoe
ing, painting and oyster tong max
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me call. Terms cash.
BERNARD +. WHILE.
Dec. IL, '03.--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

Collins and Caskets, latest styles,
Always on hand and furnished at
shortest notice and at lowest prices
for cash.
Three Hearses always on hand.
Horseshoeing, 81 cash.
In connection with my Black
smith and Wheelwright department,
lam prepared to build Carts, Wag-
ons, Buggies, &c, at. low prices.
Repairing, Painting and Trimming.
]. A. DILLOW,
June 21-tf. Leopardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16
Homes for Sale.

Farm on ST. Jerome's Greek. containing 81
acres. desirable for q home and it, valuable
Oyster Grounds. known ss ''Corsey's Point
and rrcenfly occupied by Jerry Ii wrightson.
AiaD farm on Potomac River. In 3rd Election
Dlstrscts Of Sc. Aary's County, con n ming IJsj
acres. known as 'swhite Point" Excellent
Fishing and Clustering facilities. Apply to
VIM. NEW EkELL LOKER. Atty.
LeonaFdtown, Nd.
Oct. q. pls-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-11-16

If wishes were horses people
would still Wantautomobiles.- flames
McAleer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
SAYS SUCCESS HAS MADE
the BROWN men NAUGHTY

prevent Il from being stolen. The
Japs even stole bed linen.
We were overhaaied hy jap
anese cruiser and | noticed a great
difference In the manner Of the Of
ficers who boarded us over what Il
vas six months ago. Every man
aboard felt the importance attached
to his country on account Of the de-
elslys victories during the var and
Vas not backward In showing H.
believe the results Of the big battles
are going 10 have 4 bad effect on
the japanese AZ a whole
Japan must grow and there Il 40
loom on the little island for all the
people. They will look for more ter
ritory and an opportunity To In.
crease In every way. This can only
be done by oycrrunuiug China
do not think that this will b the re-
suit OF war or conquest. but the
japanese will hecome the educator
Of the Chinese and will attempt IA
unite the two nations for CONNER
elai reasons, which Will mean for all
purposes I do not say that this Il
sure 70 happen. but lt IL the opin-
ion OF those who understand con
dltions and know the japanese A. d
people
In case Japan wants e.. she can
make things interesting on the
Philippines. There are a great NAM
people here who believe that II
would be better for Uncle Sam Il
sell these Islands 10 Japan. as that
country Is In a better position e
handle them and know more about
the people than W."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Local Followers of Booth
Are Busy Workers

door. and their home was taken
away from them. They rented a
little house at Green Lake. and
called on the Army for help. From
the Army stores furnishings were
obtained for the home and thGY
were ~ up In housekeeping Since
they had no money with which TO
pay for them. the articles we're fur
niEhed free OF charge
A Few days ago q commercial trav-
eler. who had been carousing In the
tenderloin district for about a month
and had lost all his money. was con-
ycrted az a midnight meeting OF the
Army. The man was taken 10
headquarters. given bath and fur
nished with new clothing He took
up his abode at the hotel and was
gwen work around the building by
which he was able TO earn some
money. The man has a wife and
I family in an eastern city and this
was his first serious dissipation. In
all probability. II he was not res
cued, be would have become a con
firmel outcast
Let US not say that the Salvation
Army Is doing no good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Here's Some Wholesome 18th
of July" Advice from Ludlow

aids the antitoain I'm destroying
theni
"Eine 90 tes days are required or
dipariiy for what IN known aa the
incubation of the trtnnan germ ttr
tlmc Il tuseH - grow aad show It's
teeth, 49, To speak Hence victims
de- net know they are IN the grip
~ ioeklaw urtil many days after
the accident Unless the antitoxin
IN administered AS soon as the
wound In made. however. II is use
icsn.
when the disease does develop
the principal airn OF u is usually a
eiinehing Of the jaws. hence the
popular name '1ocklaw" The germs
grow more rapidly and are more
sure 20 be deadly IN children than
in adults. The Diseases effect upon
It's victims Ia varied. Some expert
ence great pain from the beginning
and die IN terrible agony. while
others do not suffer appreciably.
THE firing OF blank cartridges
~ responsible for more eases OF
letanua than anything else. Large
crackers stand next IN causing ac-
cidcntn aud cannon neat The ia
talitles caused BY small crackers are
comparatively few"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Il 90 not think the nations Of the
world should worry 20 much about
the results OF the present war as
far A. Japan and Russia are con-
eerned. as they should over the
aftar-effocts when Japan RECEIVERS
from the struggle" writes George
Farley. steward Of the Garonne.
which Is nov engaged in transport
ing Russian refugees from China 20
Odessa. 70 The star.
We nerd not worry about Russia
for She Is Just as well off with =
good licking. but I believe the vie
tories OF the japanese have been 10
decisive. We can already see The
effect Of the victories on the Jap
anese officials with whom We have
20 come In contact | have visited
every port in Japan during the past
four years and always had a kindly
feeling for the Japanese. They have
always been courteous and gentle
manly. hut 4 decided change has
come upon them.
The officials who come aboard
the ship TO inspect Us are nov AFRO
giant and naughty. While ia ire
japanese ports everything had % be
nailed to the floor % the vessel to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Scores Of persspa particularly
young boys, were tas.He ~ iesN la
tured In this city hast E,mrth ~
July, had Qaina =. nfoweh ~, re-
sidinr az iati siNth. auseuntlscd 10
tetanus. or loeisIaN.
Regarding preventative measures
that should he takea o. rrcvcnt
loCkjaw IA accidents frem thc use
% explosives. city Health officer
Ludlow makes the following state
ment.
In view OF the fact That l.a09
people were killed In the United
States last year In Fourth OF July
accidents, Il behaaves everybody 20
be careful TO avoid them Tetanua.
az least. can be prevented by OBJ
serving the latest treatment
The open wound made BY the
explosion or burn should first be
swabhed by a aa per cent solution
OF carboiic acid. and then be given
an Injection OF from to ten cubic
ccntimeterH OF tetanuN antitonin
The wound ought 10 be left opon.
with a complete drainage The
germs 81 tetanua. fewer IN number
than those Of any other fatal In
fectious disease. do not thrive on
oxygen. and leaving the wound open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
NEWS OF The
STATE

cHEHALfs Julian Coleman shot
and killed Mack Justice. Sunday. 81
the result Of a quarrel over some
liquor. Then he turned the gun on
himself and committed suicide Both
men lived AZ Rife. Lewis county
and we're West Virginia mountain.
eefa by birth.
BELf.ISGHAM- Balfour. Guthrie
& co. are preparing 10 erect &c
ment factory here.
BELLINGHAM -- The GrayEtont
Fire. Brick a Tile company II
ereeflnE a plant here for the manu-
facfure Of brick
GRANITE FALLS - The rev
bank here. known a. the CONNER.
eiAI Bank of snohomiah county. las
opened It's doors for business.
SHELTON Logging camps here
have shut down for one weeks "a.
cation. instead of three months. a
vas the case last year.
puMEROY- n. Houser is re.
building his mill. which was burned
last April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Small boys in times past have
been known 20 rotten egg mem
hers Of the Salvation Army when
they appeared on the streets and
held thsiT meetings. believing such
work vas Of great service 70 hu-
manity. II the work Of the Army
IN Seattle. however. ia taken as any
criterion OF the general work done.
there Is no more effective agency In
existence for helping the unfor-
tunate and the fallen.
Many aud varied are the lines ~
work carried on ~ the Army work
era
They bold regular meetings In
their hall at FIFTH and Washington
every uight and on Sunday. During
the summer months the workers 20
down into the tenderioin district
every Saturday night. and hold n
midnight meeting from 1880 TO
u. 80.
An employment bureau is main
tained aud has secured jobs for
thousands Of pcople, strangers for
the most part. who come here with
little or no money and no friends.
The bureau also helps out men and
women rescued from a life OF shame
or yRgrAncy who desire 10 get hon
est employment.
The big hotel at Fifth and Wash
inEton In owned by the Army. and
here one Who Is converted. and who
has no home or no money. can stay
temporarily until he finds a job and
gets on his feet again. The hotel
guests are kept under strong re-
lgious influences. and the new con
yerts are given every encourage
ment possible TO enable them to
build up their moral character.
A solicitor is employed ali the
time going from house TO house in
the city for old clothing and cast
off house furnishings. The Army
maintains two stores where the col
iccted articles are kept for sale.
One is in the hotel building. and
tho other IL at westlake and Har-
rison As rule the articles are
sold Tor very small sum. for in
stance n suit OF clothes can be
bought for rs cents or 81. There
are times. however. when needy per
sons are supplied free
Many pathetic stories are told at
the headquarters OF needy and fallen
people helped by the Army.
A doctor living In Seattle has been
sick for several years. and his wife
has supported them both by taking
In washing She could not earn suf-
ficient TO keep the wolf from tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

lights has made possible the a.
Elimination Of the city on much
larger scale than would otherwise
be the case
Employees At the plant work eight
hours a dav. get higher wages than
are paid BY private companies. and
have 10 DAYS vacation each year
with pay. Detroit has sought bat
has not succeeded In securing from
the legislature permission 10 do
commercial lighting.
Allegheny has municipal eiec-
trie plant. established IN 1880. I,
furnishes tE5 arc lamps per square
mile OFFICIALS claim that Allegheny
IL the beet lighted city In the world
There are 800 of the street lights
and 10000 ineandescent lamps for
public buildings The plant 10 kept
In fine order. and the equipment IL
superior 10 that OF a majority. II
not 81 all. private companies operat
Ing under similar conditions
The operating expenses per arc
light last year we're 1854 Adding
high charges Tor Interest. deprecia-
ton and tAxea. the cost per arc lamp
il brought mp 20 ssabe. Employees
work eight hours and get high
wages.
PlttaburE. just across the river.
gets lie street lighting from a pri-
vate company. and pays 80 per arc
light The same company sells
lights 10 other municipalities AZ two
or three prices. the lowest. u IL said.
being go per arc lamp.
City Controller J u tArkln. who
has a national reputation AZ a
watchdog 81 the treasury. has made
long and strong fight 10 secure
lower rates for pitiaburE lie was
asked how il came about that Pitts
burg paid see. while Allegnny pro
ducpd lights 80 much cheaper. and
other cities secured lower rates from
private companies.
The company" be said charges
SOC because IL can get that price
hers. That Il the only reason.
The same company chargca Pitts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
TWO KILLED IN FIRE

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July a.
Two flremen are dead and four in
jured as the result Of a fire which
destroyed several buildings in the
wholesale district early this morn
ing. The loss is 5000. 900. The dead.l
G.. b. SpRUELL
L II HOFFMAN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Garden Hose

All our Garden Hose is warranted
and sold under a guarantee.
RUBBER.
Boston Terrier Rubber. A-inch, so
feet o. ..... 800. $500. $500
Nile A-inch. 30 feet ....... $3.50
Tiger Brand, A-inoh. so feet .....
q. ..... ..... .ss.ss..ss.. AT.OO
Leader Brand. A-ineh, SO feet Gee.
800 600, ....s ss..ssss.s.A 5000
Bull Dog. A-inch. Sc feet. $1,000
COTTON.
Royal Cotton, A-inoh, 50 feet.
..... ..... ....s.....,.$4 $3.50
Royal Cotton, lA-inch, SO feet ...
........ ...,. $500, -. $a.25
Cotton Blue Lined, A-lnch. so feet
sr... s.... .sss..ts........ 5000
Tiger Brand, Winch, SO feet zee.
. ..... ..... .s..t....... $500
Nile Brand, X inch. 30 feet zee.
-.s. ..,., .,... .......s...S $500
GARDEN RAKnS -. Abe
GARDEN HOES =. go. ....25c
GARDEN TOOLS or ALL KINDS.
GEO. n. W00DH0USE co.
l405 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
Fourth 81 July

Special rates viii be made BY the
Northern Pacific. Tickets on sale
July ?. 3 and q Return limit July
6. 10 points on the line within 200
miles Of Seattle. For ali particulars
call at ". =. city office. Seattle. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

out Of the city at the Fourth Of
July season. Low rates 10 all points
on the Northern Pacific within 2eo
miles OF Seattle. Tickets on sale
July 2. and 4. Return limit July
g. Call at y. p. City office for
tickets. etc. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

win be made by the Northern Pa
elfic July 2. and 4 TO all points
within 200 miles OF Seattle. Low
rates. Tickets good returning &c
July 6 Inquire az N. =. CITY office
for rates. etc. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

= SAN FRANCISCO. July a.
4 As a result Of a notice from 4
= Boston by IS job printing 4
4 houses on Saturday, informing 4
h the printers that an eight-hour
= day viii not be granted and the 4
4 men must work nine hours, the 4
y printers here refused 10 go 70 4
y work this morning.
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Go to Olympia on the Fourth
on steamer Capitol City: 5h hours
In Olympia. Fare. 800 round trip
Steamer leaves Galbraith's dock at
a m. SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03

Mayor pingree. after a terrific
contest with private interests, sue
eeeded In having a municipal cleo
trio lighting plant established IN
Detroit in 1895. II Is controlled by
n bipartisan commission OF busl-
ness men and politics does not en-
ter into the management.
The board has asked from the
city this year for operation and
maintenance OF the plant on nc
count OF 2.006 arc lights. fi0s,2l6.
This IL $50 per light. The cost per
arc light In the last repnt made
by the commission. including opera
ton, depreciation, interest and
taxes, was sG4.36.
Before the city plant was estab-
lished the best offer that could be
obtained from a private company
WAS s155 per lamp fora one-year
contract. tl24 for a -tIree-y year con
tract. and slO2 66r a 1O-year con
tract.
The cItyplant cut far below those
rateg Including interest, deprecia-
ton and taxes the cost per arc
light from the municipal plant was
500 In 1897. $50 In 1898, t7b In 1899
and t66 In 1900. The plant has paid
for itself and the lower cost OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
AT the THEATERS

pietursaquely oosiumed and thor
ouehly al home in their individual
roles. the members Of the Taylor
company we're Al their best on sun
day afternoon and night In The
white TKraas OF Japan" clever
maiodrama. whose theme deals with
the hoatiiities between Russia and
Japan.
The opportunities for pretty orr
auiAl HettinEx aud dainty Japanese
costumes have been made the most
of BY the company. and the piece y
sure 10 make an especial hit With
tho Third Avenue patrons.
Allleen May has particularly
suitable role as "kinume' aud
faurette Taylor appears under the
spot light In a pleasing special role.
Viola Keene has her opportunity
this we.sk "a Oeisha girl. and Viz
Eiuia Richmond appears as a young
naval apprentice The rest Of the
company IL equally well cast. and
the play IL served up In excellent
melodramatic style
The Hottest Coon in Dixie
opened It's weeks engagement at the
Seattle theatcr Sunday afternoon
and eveniug 10 crowded houses The
/ play IL one OF the bes, OF its kind
seen In this city during the winter
There are a clever lot Of eolofesl
comeilana and a well drilled chorus
Of good singers The play IL well
sod and the costumes worn during
the performance are pretty. When
i IL comes TO rag-time songs and
/ dancing. Il would be hard TO find a
company that can equal the choco-
late-hued aggregation at the Seat
/ tie theater.
The big carnival open Monday
night on the old Yesler lot. Third
and James.
The special train OF rs cars be
longing TO the Nat Roiss Carnival
company arrived az noon on Sunday
aud a large force OF men have been
busy setting up tho various attrac-
lions Carpenters. electricians and
decorators are rushing the con
struetion and. according 20 the YER
satile press agent. everything Will
be completed for the opening
A handsome electric arch is being
erected at the main entrance aud
the > streets contiguous to III,
grounds will be a blaze Of light.
says the management
Besides the many shows there will
be special feature from day to
4 dav. tar
The carnival Is for the benefit OF
the labor temple fund. and special
days have been set aside for the
diffelsat local fraternal orders.
Innrs and his New York orches.
trail band appears al the Grand
Mondis night This Is the same
orEaaization that made such hi
during it's engagement az Portland
recently. It's reputation Is world.
wide TlR company will hold three
concerts during its engagement
here 4hionday night. Tuesday night
and Tuesday afternoon. The Tues.
day afternoon concert will eonsiai
OF patriotic airs.
The Star begins It's Fourth oil
July week bill Monday afternoon
The attractions at the popular thea.
ter are getting better each week
and with the bill this week the
Star claims that It's patrons are
provided with better entertain
ment than is offered even at the
Orpheum in San Francisco. On
Tuesday performances will be con.
tinuous from TO II In the evening
/ -
Excursion Rates
VIII be made by the Northern Pa
elfic July 2. 2 and TO all points
within 200 miles OF Seattle. Low
rates. Tickets good returning to
July 6. Inquire az N. y city office
/ for rates, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-03
burg q per thousand feet for gas.

Ihufh vi per thouband rect Tor gas.
Hamilton, O., has a municipal
plant established In 1896. that fur
nlahes arc street lighta. according
TO the city officials, at t7b each. The
lefty receives from private consumers
about 5000 a month. The city iH
In competition with a private com
pany The machinery In the city
plant II out OF date, aud bend Is
sue will probably be required to
bring Il into good condition.
Alexandria started a municipal
electric plant dozen years ago.
0fficiala figure that are lights are
produced III a cost Of between te5
and 80 Each The plant IL In need
OF reaeWal and a proposition to
lease the plant 10 n private com
pany was submitted 10 the city
council some time ago. but was not
adopted.
The people are not enthusiastic
over results obtained at the plant.
but in view OF their fierce expert
onee with a private water company
they prefer municipal ownership.
-
The Wheeling electric plant e..
tablished In 1891. produces sic are
lamps for street lighting The oper-
atiuE expenses are said by city Of
ficiala 20 be t6as3 per are light
The general tan payers are charged
only about $50 lamp. The balance
n taken from the funds Of the mt
nieipal gas works. The result II
that the gas consumers Of Wheeling
pay two-thirds OF the coat Of light
lnE the streets.
In a nutshell the facts seems 10
be that the private companies can
PRODUCE electric light cheaper
than cities. but that, taking advan-
tage Of their monopoly. private
companies do not SELL electric
light to cities as chcaply as II can
be produced under municipal own
erahip.
As was said BY Lieut.. cahoon.
who has appeared ON a number OF
important occasions aH spokesman
for the private electric light inter
eaia. IF private company can get
tiO0 & light they will do 50. They
are not in business for their health
or charity. they are In business
% get all the money they can out
Of IT.