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The Detroit times., 1911-03-06
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CITY OF DETROIT OFFICE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. February Is, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
Interested that there have been filed In
this office the following named assess
ment rolls:
FOR CONSTRUCTING vITRIFIED
CROCK LATERAL SEWERS.
Roll No. 745s For constructing
Vftrihed Crock Lateral Sewer No. ALAS.
In alley In blocks bounded by Beech
wood and Boxwood avenues, south of
fireman avenue.
Part is due and payable within 30
days from date OF this notice. Parts 2,
and become due and payable In one.
two and three years, respectively, from
the date OF this notice, together with
interest at the rate Of per cent from
the date when the work was accepted
Either Of said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date OF this
notice without interest
II either OF the parts. one. two. three
or four shall not be paid when they be-
come due. per cent penalty and inter-
est ut the rate OF per cent from the
date when the work was. accepted by
the city will be added. and the premises
assessed will be advertised and sold as
provided by law.
MAX C. KOCH.
(305) City Treasurer.
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CITY OF DETROIT OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. Feb. Is. 1911.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons
interested that there has been Med
I'm this office the following named as
sessment roll:
FOR PAVING STREETS.
Roll 1910. For grading and paving
watson-st. from the east line OF De-
quindre-st. to the west line OF Chens-
ct.
Part IL due and payable within 20
days from date OF this notice. Parts 2.
and 4 become due and payable In
one, two and three years, respectively.
from the date Of this notice, together
with interest at the rate OF per cent
from the date OF the confirmation OF
Either OF said parts may be. paid
within 80 days from the date OF this
notice, without interest.
II either of said parts I. 2. . or :
shall not be paid when they become
due, 8 per cent penalty and interest at
the rate OF per cent from the date Of
confirmation OF the assessment Will be
added. and the premises assessed Will
be advertised and sold as provided by
law.
MAX G. KOCH,
600 City Treasurer.
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Fourth wara.

First District-Southwest corner
Fort and Second streets.
Second District, North Side--Bagley
avenue. between Second and Third ave.
nues. 100 It. east OF Third avenue.
Third District - Southeast corner
Third avenue and Cherry street
Fourth District--Corner Third ave.
nue. and Henry street.
Fifth Distrfct-Joy street. between
Sixth District-Tusroia street. west
Of Third avenue.
Seventh District--Corner Third and
Prentis avenues.
Eighth District--Southeast corner
Third and Merrick avenues.
Ninth District-Corner Greenwood
and Boulevard
Tenth District-Corner Ciairmount
and Second. fFt
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Children Ury
FOR FLETcHER'S
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son Pristsss Do.e nisAs. ra-s~s
Main isss. or City ssiG
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT or
PARKS AND BouLEvARps.

March i, lylL
r Sealed. proposals will be received at
the above office until IL o'clock noon.
March 10, 1911. for the privilege Of OPP
Grating the following concessions for .
per rod OF two years: f<
\ Casino Belle Isie~ Park,
Skating Pavilion, Belle Isle Park.
Boat livery, Beliefs Park.
/ Pony livery, Belle Isle Park.
Casino, Palmer Park.
The buildings are open for inspection
at any time and specifications may be
seen at the above office.
Proposals. must be submitted I'm trip
licate and be accompanied by certt-
ned check equal to 1--WE per cent or the
amount Of the frst years rental.
The right IL reserved to reject any
or all bids or parts thereof
There must be separate proposal
for each concession.
NJ p HURLBUT.
Commissioner.
H. w. BUSCH.
Secretary. IS1D
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First District--cornsr Jsnsrson 80
boaufait avenues tl ~
Second Dlstrfct-Bellevue avooua,
between champlain street and 81 Haul
Third District - Corner Watufloo
street and Bellevue avenue.
Teurth District-cornsr Msck ano
Fifth District-Corner Concord ave-
nue. and Theodore street. ~ 4
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First District--North side Howard
street. east OF Twelfth street.
Second observation-disclosures corner
Eleventh street and Michigan avenue.
Third District-Corner High street
and National avenue.
Fourth District-Southeas corner OF
Harrison avenue and Butternut street.
Fifth District-Corner National ave.
nue. and Ash street.
Sixth District--Corner Vermont and
Grand River avenues.
Seventh Distrrct-Southwest corner
Willis and Avery avenues.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures corner
Forest avenue and Twelfth street.
Ninth District--Corner Kirby avenue
and Twelfth street,
Tenth District-west side OF wabash
avenue. north Of Grand Boulevard.
residence Of Albert Mayes.
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First District-corner Green ave.
nue. and Erie street.
Second District - Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street.
Third District - Corner Waterman
and Regular avenues.
Fourth District - Corner Lawndsle
avenue and Porter street.
Fifth District-Corner Michigan an6
Clippert avenues.
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First District-Corner st. Antoine
street and Jefferson avenue.
Second Distfict-St. Antoine street.
between Clinton avenue and Muiieet
Third District--Cornsr Montcaim and
q. Antoine streets.
tween St. Antoine and Hastings
Fifth District--Erskine street. be-
tween st. Antoine and Hastings streets-
Sixth Distrfct-Leland street. be-
tween 81 Antoine ano Hastings streets.
Seventh District--Southwess corner
Farnsworth and st. Antoine streets. !.
Eighth District-Corner Smith and
Oakland avenues
Ninth District--Corner Mott and
Oakland avenues.
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First District-Randoiph street II
lfsst north Of woodbridge
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Second pistriet--csmpus 1xarSfs4
;,ss;:s sa S:sxssS a,ssist ssssaSs ~
Fourth Disfrict-- Enxabsth str~~t. BE-
tween Brush and Beaubien streets
Fifth pistrict-south side OF Ale
laids street, east OF Woodward Avenue
sixth District-corner Brush and
Seventh pistrict--Northwes corner
Brush street and Warrer avenue.
Eighth District--Southeast corner
John r. street and Harper avenue
Ninth Distrfct-Cornsr Woodward
and Custer avenuea
Tenth District-corner woodward
and Mott avenues.
Second ward.
First District-corne. shelby street
and Lafayette Boulevard.
Second Dfstrict-Corner Grand River
and Bagley avenues.
Third District-Corner Cass avenue
and Gilman street
Fourth District-Intersection OF Cliff
ford street and Cass avenue.
Fifth District--Corner Cass avenue
(inside sidewalk) and Parsons street
Sixth Distrlct-Corner Canneld and
Cass avenues, I'm rear of vacant lot.
Seventh District = Corner Hancock
and Cass avenues.
Eighth District-Corner Cass avenue
and Vienna street
Ninth District-Corner Seward anG
Woodward avenues.
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Ninth WARD.

Ninth Ward.
First District-St. Aubin avenue. be-
tween Larned and Congress streets.
Second District--Corner Monroe, and
Third Distr.ct-St Aubin avenue.
south OF Sherman street.
Fourth District-St. Aubin avenue.
Fifth Distriot-Cornsr 81. Aubin ave.
nue. and Division street.
Sixth Distrfct--Cornsr st. Aubin ave.
seventh District--Corner St Aubin
avenue and Leland street.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures corner
Forest and 81; Aubin avenues
Aubin and Kirby avenues.
Tenth District-East side st. Aubin
avenue, between Trombly and PfQuette
avenues Immediately north OF vacant
lot.
Tenth Ward.
First District--soutn side Howard
street, between Fourteenth avenue and
second bistrict--stanton Park. COR
RSrts1 sns H is,ss
Fourth District--western Market
Filth Di.tr.st7 s,n,l :, side ., Of As Ash
teenth strets. at intersection of allsya
sixth District--corner Seventeenth
and Linden streets
w. corner OF Breckenridge street
Eighth Distrtct-Corner OF Stanton
and Merrfck avenues.
Ninth District--Northeastc corner SIX
teenth street and McGraw avenue.
Tenth District--Wreford avenue. r.
OF Lawton avenue.
Eleventh District-west side Han
over avenue. north of Grand Bouls-
ward.
First District--Larned street, be-
tween Jos Campau avenus and Chens
second District-Corner Jos Cam
Third District-Corner Jos Campau
avenue and Waterloo street
Fourth District--corner Jos Cam
pau avenue and Arndt street
Fifth Distrfct--Corner Jos Campap
avenue and Illinois street.
sixth District--corner Jos campau
Seventh Districtr-Grandy avenue. be-
tween Harper and Piouette avenues
Twelfth ward.
First District-rwest side Nineteenth
street, sou.h OF Fort street
second District--Corner Twenty sec.
ond and Sort streets. 49,.
Third District--Corner Lambis Place
and Twenty-third street.
Fourth District-Cornef n and Twen-
Fifth District-corner Tiilman ave.
nue. aad Butternut street
sixth Observation-Disclosures avenue. south
of Myrtle street.
seventh District--corner Linden and
Twenty-thIrd streets
Ninth District-rntsrssctio Of Grand
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Reject Suicide Theory.

The theory 81 snicide, put aside
earlier in the day, was revived last
night, bqt the police declared the eyi-
dence to indicate murder The knife
with which DR.. Knabe was killed has
not been found and the coroner and
the police were Of the opinion that
II she herself gashed her throat. she
would not have had strength to have
hidden the knife and then returned
/ to her bed.
Haynes. the ianitor, who had
known DR.. Knabe for years. told the
police that he went to bed in the
basement Of tae apartment house at
II o'clock last night Or. Knabe's
apartpent was Just above
He va awakened in the night. he
said, ~ three screams, apparently n
DR.. Knabe's fiat, but be went to
sleep again without inyestieauns A,
5 o'cIsck this morning he heard foot
steps IN the room above him
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
OIEO At THE HOSPITAL
HERE TUESDAY NlGHT

George Watson. late resident on ce-
dar avenue. Lincoln Park. disd at
the hospital here Tuesday night after
an Illness OF less than week'r-zin-
ration. Deceased vas born In <aag-
land September 18th. lssi. enase-
quentiy was In the sesent,-first scar
OF his age. Mr.. Watson had been en-
gagged in gardening and fruit grow
ing at the corner OF Cedar and Locu7f
streets. Lincoln Park. for twelve
years and was highly esteemed BY
those who knew him. Besides a, wife
he leaavcs two sons. Smith Watson
and John Watson. and one daughter.
Miss Mary Watson. He was taken
suddenly sick on Thursday Of last
week and removed 70 the bospital.
whsrs he underwent q surgical oper-
alton from the effects Of which he
never recovered. The funeral Wan be
held at the family home at i o'clock
Thursday afternoon under the direc-
tion Of Rev. ,. F. Harris. pastor of
the First Methodist church. aftsr
which the remains will Be taken TO
Florence and iatsrrsd in Highland
cemetery. The sersicsa At the grave
viii b conducted BY the pastor of
the N. u church At F1orsncs.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
QUICK WIT SAVES
oRvlllE:WRIeHT

Norfolk. va. Oct. ss.-orvills
Wright. the aviator turned complete-
~ over with hts biplane at the KIN
Devil Hin camp at Kitty Hawk. n. c.
yesterday. dropped fifteen feet and
clambered out OF the overturned BIZ
plane without a scratch.
Wright was experimenting with tho
rebuilt motor which he and his
brother call the glider. He put the
untried machine into the teeth Of
ripping northeast wind.
When he was up thirty feet the
craft began to turn over backward:
Wright quickly climbed Into the
structure Of The glider and a. Il con-
sinusd % sonersault 10 tur.s1 ~.
Ssr1. Ha1 4 20 49, fer ~ ~
$50 = nIad wrlsht ~oul1 osr>ly
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

open style OF the diagonal pack should
not be used. unless the apples win
ct no other way. The diagonal pack
at its best should OF course show no
spaces between the apples on any
tier. but each apple should touch all
six sides OF its neighbors SO as to
hold firm and not slack and reach the
trade In good condition
The west will never be happy until
it gets the storage in transit privi-
ieEe as an adjunct In working on its
rapidly Increasing crops of apples.
The absolute lack of Intelligent distri-
button comes about through the rigid
rules of railroads regardfns freight
rates on box apples: 81 the hundr ID
Is the rate ON a carload Of box apples
whether shipped TO Denver. Chicago
or New York and when stored at one
point or the other It cannot be re-
shipped without paying another
freight rate. II storage in transit
privilege Is allowed there would 4
once develop system OF distribu-
tion which would scatter tho crop all
over the country. 1t would place the
appies q consumption where they
were most wanssd. Field and Farm.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
SELIcMAN
IS A SUICIDE
sALDA CAPITALIST SAID TO
HAVE BEEN DEsP0NDENT
OVER HEALTH.

oa4zQas oct- 17-Aione IN tne IL
brary Of his newly completed $4,000
home at salida. Jake selIgman. Lit
tie Jake. one OF the wealthiest men
in chaffee county. known through
out the United States for his business
enterprise. his charity. his dinners,
and host OF friends. shot and killed
himself yesterday afternoon
No reason is advanced by saIida
friends but despondency over his
hssif,
Little Jake seligman is known
from coast to coast. He was imam
cier Of great hbility and only III
health. his friends say. kept him out
Of the many-ame-millionaire class
Came From Michigan.
Jake" strayed into Saginaw. Mich.
when that lumber town was booming
many years ago. He established a
clothing business and prospered. He
got in on the ground floor OF calu-
met & HecIa xhen that great copper
producer was first discovered. and
made fortune Then .his health
failed '
He decided to go into Detroit and
establish clothing house C. R
Mabley. the Detroit clothing king.
who gripped the business of the city.
heard OF seligman's coming and went
20 see him
What viii you take to stay out for
ten years. the clothing man asked
OF the Saginaw merchant
Il viii stay away for ten years"
Jake replied. -but Il viii cost ron
The price was high but he man
who wanted clear field knew lit
tie jake and paid. selieman kept
his word and came to Colorado.
Has Toach Of Gold
seIlgman came and bought ranch
in the San Luis valley. Like every.
thing he touched. it made money and
the broken health of the little wizard
came back. though slowly. Then he
moved to Manitou-
Later his interests took him to sa-
Ida. where he had just built the home
that is one OF the finest in that city.
seligman had been married twice
His last wife was Mlnnae selieman.
the actress. who has appeared many
times in Denver. She rs most beau
tiful and accomplishes woman. She
and her husband were divorced sonsi
years ago.
seligman had no children He was
a member OF the Elks.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
SHOULD Be CAREFUL
IN PUTTING UP STOVES

In view OF the approaching cold
weather householders seneraily are
putting up their stoves and getting
the furnaces IN the basement Of their
homes In condition for service in case
Of. an emergency, In attending 10
these matters Charlie McKissick. cap
tain Of the fire department. urges peo-
pie to use the utmost care in seeing
to II that the flues and chimness
contain no paper or other cornbusti-
BILE material and afford free and un-
ohstrueted passage for the heat and
smoke intended 70 make their escape
by that means. A majority OF the
more destructive fires OF the COM
munity result from poorly built and
detective flues, especially those con-
Meeting Win the kitchen and "spare"
room Stoves ana NJ. McKissick's sas,
<~atou fhss ssesy efr0st - n.ds to
ascsrsa,n whether they sre ssoppcd
up or not is timely and pertinent
one. II these little details are look
ed after AZ they should be the fires
which end in the destruction -
houses and other valuable property
viii be m!nImired.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

makes another.
A msu Who has had good deal oi
experience In growing apples comes
to the conciunsion that they cannot
be produced and packed for fifty
cents box as one OF the agricultural
professors has said and makes up
this estimate by using the acre as
as the unit OF calculation: Eight per
cent interest on $1,000. $3.50: water
rent. sl.5c: taxes. $40: pruning. $50:
brush hauling. 81: plowinE. harrow
ing and cultivation. sso.5o: fertilizer.
$40; spraying. $40: irrigation. $40:
propping. IS: irrigation fumes and
bitches. $40: fences. 81: total. $500.
The averase yield of an acre Of bear
Ing orchard Is estimated at 600 boxes,
so the cost Of box so far win there
fore amount to fifty cents, hut to this
must be added the following: Pack
ing Of oox. .o7; hauling. .os: box.
nails and making. II: paper. .os.
mailing. .o1; orchard hauling. .o2;
picking. .os; help in packing house.
.o7; total soss. This viii make total
cost OF Sc cents the box. A neiehbor
takes exception to these figures be-
cause he cuts out the expense Of
plowing. fertilizins and pruning. He
holds that the growing of a clover
crop takes the place Of sertiiisinx and
makes the crop more productive. TAe
result Of ais figures makes the total
cost s11 eents.
The draeonal pack. while 1t does
not bruise the apples at the end Of
the box aForas better accommodation
in. the way to give and take. is some
times charged with the fauit Of being
loose. When this Is the case. 1t nearly
always q due TO what might be call
ed an open pack inasmuch as the APP
pies do mot touch All around bur
four only instead Of ak Of the eur
rounding Apples Of the same tier,
This Eives greater POSSIBILITY Of
the apples turning out Of position and
thereby looeenlns the pack, II would
seem poaalels . rsnsdy this fault
BY the ~ = diflsrsnt siss OF box.
II psene1 60 = : spsclei boz. ne
sxsse ~ - v1>eh 4 " usan>sr7
ass>e G ~ ~ ! ~ elo>s
pees' 11n = y e1sn1aF1 ~.
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Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
WILL CONSIDER
OUR PROTEST
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF COLO
RADIO STATE FAIR TO MEET
AT PUEBLO.

President J. L Beaman has notified
the members Of the board of directors
of the Colorado State Fair associa-
tion in writing to meet in Pueblo at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning, No
yember sth. to consider the protest
OF the Fremont county exhibitors at
the recent state fair in relation to
some Of the awards made in the hor-
ticultural section The premium for
the best county display of fruits at
the state fair was given to Delta
county. despite the fact that great
many more individual prizes in that
department were given to Fremont
county than to exhibitors from any
other portion Of Colorado. How 1t
was that Fremont county growers
could win in Individual displays and
yet lose in their collective capacity
is thing that passes comprehension.
It is logical to suppose that If they
were successful in one Instance thes
would be in the other especially as
identicaIly the same fruit was pass
ed upon in both cases.
Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Troutman and 9TH
er exhibitors in the horticultural Sec
ton at the state fair pointed out tho
Inconsistencies of the findings of the
judges at the time and objected to
Delta county being given the sweep
stakes prize when the showing made
by its individual exhibitors was man
testify inferior to the displays made
by orchardists from this county. As
NO attention was made to their OBJ
jections formal protest was later
entsred and was 90 strong in tn ar-
r.isnnsnt Of the jndees that II conla
not be easily Ignored In his caii
to the members Of the board Of direc-
tors. Mr.. Beaman says:
You are hereby notified that the
board Of directors OF the Colorado
State Fair association will meet al
the Commerce Club rooms In Pu-
ebio on Wednesday morning. Novem-
ber sth at 10 o'clock to hear and de-
eide on protest by the fruit grow
ere OF Fremont county. Colorado. In
regard to the awards made AT the
1911 fair in the horticultural depart
Trent Said protest asks that the
members OF the board hear the evil
dence in relation to the best county
best and largest collection
of perfect fruit: best and largest coll
lection of perfect fruit shown by in !.
dividual; best and largest collection
of perfect apples and best AMI larg-
est collection of perfect peaches II
the evidence submitted by the COM
plainants is found to be correct and
properly substantiated the members
Of the board are asked to reverse the
deicsion of the judges in the horticul-
tural department and make the
awards In accordance with the facts
In the c.se-
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Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
Aboat tie Appls Cop


The other day we saw some bar
rel apples on the Denver market that
had come all the way from Missouri
and the wholesale ,obber said he had
received six carloads of the fruit
The stuff was SO mussed up in the
oid-fashioned style OF the barrel pack
that the goods had to be sorted. grad
ed and sent out in the box pack be-
fore anyone would look at them. II
does seem strange that in this late
day of promologicAl progress thst
any Of our dealers would think of
running down TO Missouri for their
neasiy old apples when they could
get 20 much better ones right here
at home The answer. however. Is
stmply enough: These Missouri ap-
pies are laid down in Denver at about
han the price Of the western slope
fruit and this IS big incentive TO
patronize the Nissourians when we
ought to be buying at home. Cheap
apples and cheap people will always
be found running together
81"
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

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Cañon City record., 1911-10-26
INDIANA WOMAN
DOCTOR IS Slam
DR HELEN KNABE. FORMER
STATE BACTERIoL0GIsT, POUND
wxez THROAT sLAsHED.
negro JanItor arrested, But Later
B{Ieased- Heard screans Early
n fss xIght Bat DID
sst Invsstisrse.

Txinsdad. Oct. 2s.--AlIar Fowler,
forner eity treasurer Of Trinidad.
lass nixht stabbed to death J. W Bum
AZ. manager for tho Trinidad Novelty
works. when he encountered Bundy
Walking On Firzt street with his
k<o daughters. Garnet Fowler. 2s.
ana Ruby. 1s- wifaout a word Fov-
Ter Is said to have icaped upon Bun
dy - soon as he saw him with his
seasshters and buried a knife In his
heart Bundy died ten minutes later
ne ffrls ran screaming from tho
SCENE to their home. whore they told
thsar Invalid mother what had hap
1eesk flsa v1vlsr - rsnosra
yollsrday from = local hospital 10
hsr home. ons ,iiEhuy recovered
from an operation. and It is feared
thaat the shock Of the tragedy may
csnss her death.
Dse1 yustifIabIe. Says Slayer.
The police can learn OF no motive
for the killing Fowler refuses 70
tan other than TO say that his act
was justifiabie.
q Tue daughters are In a hystcricai
condition and nothing can be Learned
from them regarding the details Of
LtAs murder or Of the causes that led
to the killing.
victim Il Married.
Bundy was about Is years old and
% ear ss can be learned tonight bore
Z sod reputation He came here a
few months ago from Hancock. Mich.
ne afsssy occurred on First street.
bsevsen High and AnImas. just out
sids the business district and In q
thal1y populated residence section.
Msrs we're no eye-witnesses to the
49, except the two Fowler girls.
Wenan Doctor slain.
iIndianapoiis. md. Oct sss-How
pr. Helene Knabe. former ststs bac-
tsssolosist. found in bed today with
her head almost severed By the slash
Of . knife. came to her death. M
naNins . mystsry. - ~
ysfzsrson Haynes, the negro jani-
tor Of the apartment house where Dr.
InAbs hved. was detained on sus-
picion that he knew someshinE Of tho
circumstances OF her death. but to-
nieht the detectives let aIm 90. after
ne hsd withstood for hours their at
tempts 10 draw incriminatias infor-
mszlon.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-26

TO GET A RAISE wHERR YOU
NOW ARE, MxANs THAT Y0U ARK
MAKING G0ODs 10 BE HIRED
AWAY FR0M ONE fIRM on PROM.
I9E Or AN0InRR on A HIGHER
WAon - n EH8 xxPECrA1I0x
That xoU WILL MAKE GOOD.
AIU ~ nm ~ OH x0U MONT.