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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04

FRIDAYS BALLOT IS
BARREN OF RESULTS
Feature Is Plea of Reputed In
surgent Republicans for
Carter's Election.

HELENA Mont, Feb, 3.-Conirary TO
all expectations. the Democratic state
committee, at It's meeting this after
noon. virtually asked r. j. Walsh 10
withdraw from the senatorial race In the
interest of party harmony.
After a three hours session behind
closed doors the state committee adopted
a resolution asking the Democratic menu
bers of the joint assembly 10 get to-
gethcr in conference and agree upon
some Democrat for whom they can all
vote, result OF Infinitely more impor-
tance to the Democratic party and to
the state AT large than the gratlhca :
ton of the ambition or the recognition OF
the claims, however meritorious they may
be. OF any Individual Democrat
The resolution as originally presented
asked the Democrats TO get into caucus
with view Of nominating Walsh, but
after a spirited fight II was amended. as
shown. The Walsh supporters decline to
talk upon the result OF the meeting OF
the committee which called on their tniu-
ative
Today's vote was barren Of results.
plea of supposedly insurgent Republic
cans for the election Of Senator Carter
on the ground that there had been more
votes cast for Republican candidates tor
didates Senator Everett. who had not
previously voted for Carter. asked the
Democrats to vindicate their arguments
in favor OF the Oregon primary law by
supporting the present senator. and simi-
lar remarks were made by Senator Meyer.
who voted against Senator Carter until
the Republican caucus oi last week.
The twenty-first ballot resulted as fol-
lows:
Democrats-T j Walsh. %: W. 9.
Conrad IL; l.. j. Owenbouse. 3; T. NJ
Swindlehurst. /. Il. r. Purcell, l: paired.
.: total. 81.
Republicans II. Carter. 2S: G. n.
Pray. I: w. K. Allen. ,; +. G. Webster
j; ". j.. Meyer. ]; paired. 2; total, AZ.
Necessary TO elect 49,
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POWDER STORED CONTRARY
TO ORDERS TO BLAME
Eight Men Under Indictment Growing
Out Of New Jersey Explosion
Surrender.

NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Ten thousand
iightHr KatbarSne W contrary to The
company's policy and ORDERS" probably
caused the explosion OF dynamite at Com
munipaw, y. j.. Wednesday. according TO
DR., w. O Hudson Of the +. !. Du Pont
De Mours Powder company.
This powder. he said, WAS part OF a
Du Pont shipment for South America. as
WAS the dynamite. but il should have
been delivered To Il steamship. he main
tanned, before the dynamite was taken
aboard.
The eight men charged with man
slaughter and criminal carelessness ac-
cessory TO the explosion surrendered to-
day.
The eight arrests are only begin
ming" said Prosecutor GarVcn OF Hudson
county. ut is not our intention to pick
out little men In the employ OF big COR
porations We are after the men really
rcSponsiblc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04
Bid of Campbell Company Low
est for Addition to Federal
Building.
SURE TO PROMOTE OTHER
STRUCTURAL ACTIVITY
Believed Construction Will Be-
gin at Once; Call for Hand
some Structure.

Word was received from Washington
City Friday evening that brings the ad :
dition to the Salt Lake postoffice nearer
a reality. The Campbell Building COM
pany IS in receipt OF a telegram an
nouncing that the company's offer was
the lowest bid filed with the treasury
department for the new addition, which
is taken to mean that as soon as all de-
tails in the requirements are fulfilled
that construction work will be started.
The Campbell company submitted an en-
tire bid OF $l9I 900 and an alternate bid
of s16s.joo. According to archibald
Campbell, the head OF the firm. the al
ternatc bid Under the requirements is
subjected to further reductions that may
bring the final contract down close to
$3.50 900
The original appropriation for the ad-
dition was $4,000. OF this amount $40
$4,000 for the construction of the build :.
ing and the pay OF a superintendent and
other expenses and from the contract
several bids We're submitted
Plats showing elevations were fur
nished all companies making application
for schedules for bidding. The plans and
pared by the department architect and
have not been displayed In Salt Lake,
Will Be Great Improvement.
According TO some OF the persons who
have seen and gone over the plans Of
the addition. the federal building when
completed with reference to the addi
tional room and the Encouragement Of
floor space, will be one of the most COM
modious and artistic buildings OF the
government anywhere in the west. to say
nothing of the added improvement to
the appearance of Postoffice place In
Salt Lakes business district. The total
value OF the property Of the federal build
ing and grounds. With the addition. will
be close 10 81 900 900.
The federal building IS it stands was
built by tho successful bidders for the
addition. the Campbell Building company,
during the years Of 19o23-t. at a cost
OF $500 900. The new addition comes
as necessity, owing to the crowded
conditions OF the offices and the incon
venience OF having part Of the federal
offices in other parts of the city.
One of the chief comments heard on
account of the announcement of the re-
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fore tomorrow night will be in the hands

fore tomorrow night will be in the hands
OF Orozco and Blanca.
The railways entering FL Paso yester-
day received notice from Mexico City
OF the embargo against all traffic over
the Mexican National railways from
Juarez south, No intImation was given
as TO how long the embargo will con-
tinue. No trains have moved on the line
today
There is no truth in rumors that Juarez
officials have He'd to FL Paso. All are
at their posts in that city tonight An
appointed chief Of police to succeed An
tonia Ponce dc Leon, resigned. and took
charge tDlgy-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04

d PAsO. Tex. Feb. 3.-Offcial no
from psscaquel orozco TO the Ameri-
consul that the attack upon JuareZ
lId begin within twsnty-four hours
b lime delivered was received at 1880
|sbt
messenger from General Orozco.
the insurrecto troops
alening JuareZ. made his way into
P1so late this afternoon. The off,
notice did not reach the consul until
At however.
|t bore message from the revolu-
my leader asking that q messenger
mt from II Paso 10 notify the Amerl-
epnsul at JuareZ. warning him OF
intended assault and requesting him
warn noncombatants to seek places
11fety
|ti generals message declared for
messengers sent direct 10 Juarez
osen intercepted by the federal au-
'1tlrs. The messenger detoured Juarez,
-sls Inc border north of the city.
Elty OF four Americans. who recon-
:tlen south OF Juarez this afternoon.
lcICS eltNtll
south OF the city. They are ad-
,'ng. but the Scouting party believes
aw Indications that another body
egops has been detoured TO approa ch
ciy from the west.
-''iolno Dro2co. uncle OF the insurrccto
~, VINO has been under arregI by
lIeral authorities for two weeks.
rieased This afternoon.
~ afternoon 4 temporary telegraph
'a Was made UP. Juarez via Ell Paso.
anLonlo and Laredo, Tex. 10 Mexico
H. Tilc,als IN Juarez communicated
,agEIs IN Mexico city the defeat oi
haoaeo by Orozco about ten
sso IN the Galanea district, and
''so The further information that
sss not enough ammunition III
ei;y. " oetei'Se VI
~ ~" o clock tonight Juarez is quiet
Nv thc knowledge that an attack
's hSurrectos Is sure within the
~sh,y-iour hours. There is some
s9sHSloh ~ oh mat the attack Is coming
TN oui The understanding of tine
e9mpa,hizers In this city Is that II
nr soon after daylight tomorrow
|.h.ra ,r,s'ondl governor OF Chihuahua,
GONZALES. is perhaps the onI,
'u ,nls city who knows tho eTsr,
70 himself. '''''' '''A 'io'
mi sDe'ed the city OF Juarez viii
~ SHOW of resistance. and be.
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Takes Most Radical Ground Yet
Occupied by a Senator
Against IllinOisan.
HALE CALLS ON CULL0M
TO CLEAR STATES NAME
Hepburn Charges Fight on
Lorimer to Undertaking of
Sensational Papers.

WASHINGTON. Feb 3.-Scnator
Root of New York today leaped to
position of leadership among the anti
Lorimer forces in the senate and
caused the case temporarily to be lift
ed above the attack upon the individ
ual.
When Mr.. Root concluded Senator
Hale pleaded with tremulous voice for
some friend OF the state and he sug
gested Senator Cullom make a reply
to Mr. Root S speech which would cy
onerate, not Lorimer, but Illinois.
~ refuse to believe that so great Il
people are rotten TO the core said
Senator Bailey of Texas. eff we are
TO try senators on the general miscon-
whose right is challenged now is not
the only one who must yield his seat.
Ellis colleague, Mr.. Cullom, was
elected by one of those legislatures and
no man here believes he was a party
to any of those evil practices; but
still the case of Lorlmer is the case of
Cullom.
Has Many Defenders
Senator Lorimer had numerous de-
Tenders who replied 10 the attack upon
him and the method Of his election.
burn of Idaho, member of the Lori
mer investigating committee, who
charged that some person had entered
into the attack upon Lorimer in the
spirit of a man hunt
Mr.. Root began his speech soon after
the senate convened without having
previously announced what his position
was TO be. Before he had proceeded
far. it developed he went beyond the
-. Il Il
the election Of LorImer as having been
accompanied by bribery. He dismissed
As inmaterlal the controversy over the
question Of eliminating the seven al
legged tainted votes from the total vote
on joint ballot as we'll as from the
number received by Lorimer.
Takes New Ground.
The rottenness shown by the testi-
mopy, contended Root, was sufficient
to invalidase the election of Lorimer
and he asserted that all of the follow
ing of Lee o Neil Browne, the Demo
cratic leader in the illinois assembly
was corrupt and the votes Of that fol
lowing should have been eliminated,
Mr.. Root reached the conclusion that
dcducting the seven votes, Mr.. Lori
mer had been left without a majority,
fact which, he said, "invalidated
his election.
This was equally true. he said
whether the corruption fund had been
used either to increase Lorimer s vote
or to reduce the total vote.
The conclusion of Mr., Root S speech
was marked by an unusual scene,
Mr.. Hale took the floor and pleaded
for n reply to the New York senator 8
speech, saying that the senate could
not be comfortable while Mr.. Root was
making his powerful argument and
affirming that he himself had not been,
he said that he had been impressed
with the seriousness of the situation.
Mr.. Bailey said that if Mr.. Root g
doctrine was to be followed, 1t would
be found that there had not been a
lawful election in Illinois in many
years.
Defending the recommendations of
the committee, Mr., Hepburn of Idaho,
one of its members, charged the fight
upon Mr., Lorimer to the undertaking
and sensational methods of newspa-
pers,
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VOTE EXTENSION IN
RATES TO H0MESEEKERS

CHICAGO. Feb. $.-An extension OF
the period in which special railroad rates
viii be allowed honeSeekers in the
northwest was voted today at the meet
Ing Of the Trans continental Passenger
association, al which all trans cont
mental lines We're represented
The homcse ekers' rate heretofore eff
fcctive TO north Pacific coast points and
intermediate territory twice monthly. In
January. February and March. was ex-
tended 10 include the entire yenr.
A special colonsi rate of s35 from Chi
caEo to north Pacific, California and
Mexico points from March 10 to April 10.
Was dccilen UPON.
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TO PRESERVE NEUTRALITY
United States Orders 700 Cavalry to
Mexican Border Line.


Mexican Border Line.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The acute
revolutionary situation in northern Mex
leo today moved the American govern
ment 10 hurry twelve additional troops
OF cavalry TO the frontier to preserve
the neutrality of the United States.
The American military forces will pre-
vent the movement OF revolutionary
bands from the country into Mexico, and
also viii prohibit defeated rebels with
arms from seeking refuge in the United
States.
This action was based upon strong
representations from the Mexican gov
ernment that armed bands of revou-
iionists have been entering Mexico ar
Isolated places along the American boun-
revoutonists have crossed the Rio
Grande from Mexico. entering the Unit
ed States TO make their way undisturoed
through American territory and then re-
entering Mexico.
The United states has assured Mex
leo that every means VIII be adopted
10 prevent violation Of neutral attitude
on the part of the Americans.
Orders for the dispatch OF troops were
the twelve companies. four will be sent
from the Preside. California; six from
Fort Meade. s. D., and two from Fort
Wingate. New Mexico. This will make
the total military aligned along the bor-
der. twenty-five troops of cavalry, or
about 1900 men.
In view OF the critical situation at
Ciudad Juarez, across the line from El
Paso. four troops of the additional cav
II is understood the Mexican govern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04
WILL GIVE CATTLE IN
SPECIALS RIGHT OF WAY
Burlington to Rush Stock From Texas
QuarantIned Districts to
Seattle, Wash.

SHERIDAN. Wyo,. Feb 3.-Upon ad-
vice received here from Vice President
Byram OF the Chicago, Burlington e.
Quincy railroad. with headquarters In
Chicago. and posted In bulletin form by
F. G. Robbins. division superintendent.
arrangements arc being mace all along
cattle TO be shipped soon from quar0u-
tined districts OF Texas through to Sc
attic.
Cattle trains will be given right OF way
and rushed To destination as fast as pos
sible. Special lmproviscd pens are being
constructed for feeding and watering
along the route
Instructions for dsinteeting cars. chutes
and pens are specific,
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1R07CO SENDS AIDE To INFORM
Eli {, HIS TROOPS WILL At TACK
/ JUAREZ BEFORE TO-DAY CLOSES
Imorican Consul Advises All His Countrymen IN
\ the Town to Seek Places of Safety; Cabinet
considers Situation and Rusfes Troops
to Border to Preserve Neutrality
MEXICAN MINISTER MAKES STATEMENT
orares His Government Has Situation Well in
Hand and if Rebels Take Juarez Federals
Soon Will Retake 1t; Insists
insurrectos Are Beaten
insurrectos within the next twenty

uaz expects twenty
hur
Juarz
nj American residents of Juarez
cabinet taken situation
resut
neutrality OF United
M emergency.
Maintaining government has
utn The Guerrero and the Galanea
north to uarez he with two
other
United States defeat IF Juaez
he will be retaken by the federalists
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Postpone Peary Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb, Reconsideration
OF the senate bill promoting Capt Robert
r.. Pcary 10 be q rear admiral In the
navy was indefinitely postponed in the
house today because OF the illness OF
Representative Bates OF Pennsylvania
who has the measure in charge. When
the bill was passed over on the prl-
vatc calendar, Representative Mann OF
Illinois served notice that the matter 'ln
all human probability never would be
reached again this session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04
SAY ARCHBISHOP CAN
LIVE ONLY FEW HOURS

PHILADELPHIA. Feb, 3.-The ply
sicians In Attendance on Archbishop Ryan
said tonight a, midnight that the condi-
tion OF the prelate had grown rapidly
worse since early in the evening. and
"that 1t is really remarkable that lie is
alive
The heart action became so weak the
pulsations were scarcely perCeptible.
DR. La Place said tonight that the VI
taiily OF the archbishop is remarkable.
His life is hanging by a slender cord. II
does not scem possible that he can sur
Vivc many hours.
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Nordica's Father Dies.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Feb. 3.-Merritt
T. Cover. half century ago q mission
AIRY To Hawaii and sUbsequentlv twice
Prohibition candidate for governor Of
Connecticut. died last night at his home
here. He was TS wears old Mr.. Covers
son married Lillian Norton OF Farming
ton Nc. who has become famous as
Madame Nordica The operate singer.
Young Cover who MAS interested In
aeronautlcs. made an ascent in balloon
and was never seen aftcrwaId.
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OPPOSE BILL ADMITTING
CONFEDERATES TO HOME

DENVER. Colo. Feb. %.-Neterans of
the union army are up in arms against
bill which has passed the house. an
amendment To which will permit veterans
OF the confederate army TO enter the
Colorado State Soldiers and Sailors hom"
The council Of administration OF the
C. A r. has adopted resolutions con-
demning the action Of the house. declar-
ing that only union soldiers should be
admitted to the home, Unless the amend
mcnt is stricken out in the senate, an
effort WIN hc mnde 10 ELL thc bin
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Bill Is Reported Favorably.

WASHINGTON, Fob, 3.-The Hum
phries bill, giving the government power
eign ships that enter Into nools or agree
npcpt 10 control freight or passenger rates
or to shut out competition wa6 favo!sbly
reported to the house today by the com
miitcc on merchant marine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04
Woman's Suffrage Defeated.

HELENA, Mont. Feb. By vote
OF SO to 80. the house this AFTERNOON IN
dorscd the woman's suffrage bill, but
as n two-thIrds vote is required TO make
II effective. the bill is thus killed. The
author Of the bill changed his vote so
that hc may move Il reconsideration to-
morrow.
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OBSERVE CENTENARY
OF HORACE GREELEY

GREELEY. Colo. Feb. 3.-The cen
tenary of Horace Greeley, the famous
editor of te New York Tribune, was
celebrated here today. It was Horace
Greeley who inspired the colonists that
founded this city in the spring Of 1870.
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NEW YORK. Feb S.-Tn New York.
where his body lay in state and was
viewed by thousands thirty-nine years
ago. there was Il meeting today to com
memorate the centennial of Horace Gree
ley's birth. Across tho park. in front
OF the New York Tribune. which he
founded. the great journalist sat in
bronze likeness. with the new Tribune
building and other skyscraper newspaper
offices towering above his head The
statue was draped. were his portraits
In the City Hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-04

AMHERST, n, H., Feb. 3-The cen
tenary of the birth of Horace Greeley,
the widely known editor of half a cen
tury ago and founder of the New York
Tribune. was celebrated in this, his
birthplace, today.
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Glasses Revolution Failure,

PORT AT PRINCE, Haytl, Feb. s.
that tho revolution III the northern part
OF the republic is failure. The affected
district IL separated by troops. In Port
au Prince all able bodied citizens have
answered the cali 10 the colors and the
excitement has abatcd.
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Salt Lakers in Gotham.

Special 10 The Tribune,
NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-Morie Antolnettc,
Miss NJ. J.. Bochcner; 81, Andrews. j. II.
Befuss; Broztcl. j. Macarthur: Imperial,
Mrs. c. Stephenson, j. a. Lynch, Mrs.
J. A. Lynch; Martinique. j. W, Laville.
Mrs. J. w. Laville,
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GRANTS NEVADA TWO
MILLION ACRES MORE
Special To The Tribune,

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Senator Nixon
OF Nevada introduced an amendment to
one OF the appropriation bills today
granting TO the state OF Nevada two NIL
lion acres of land for reclamation under
the Carey act, This Will make the total
for Nevada four million acres. The
amendment probably win pass.
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Heinze's Old Paper suspends,

HELENA. MoAt. Feb. S.-The Butte
Evening News OF Butte. +. Augustus
Heinze's personal organ In the hc rec
war which ragged in Butte few years
ago, suspended this evening
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-According
10 a statement tonight by Lawrence Nc
Cormick, proprietor OF the Bellevue
Stratford hotel. Dorothy Arnold the miss
ing New York girl was guest at the
Philadelphia hosiery twice last week.
the last time on Wednesday, John Scott.
an assistant manager Of the hotel, bears
out this statement
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MOTHER HURRIES TO AID
IN SEARCH OF DAUGHTER

NEW YORK Feb 3.-Mrs. Frances D.
Arnold, Dorothy Arnod's mother, and
George s. Griscom, Jr., one OF Dorothys
admirers, are steampg across the Atlantic
on different boats. bound for New York.
according 70 dispatches received here
today. Mrs. Arnold is said to have sailed
from Genoa. Italy, after her interview
with Griscom had satisfied her that he
knew nothing OF the missing heIress'
present whereabouts. Griscom Is due TO
reach New York next Tuesday.
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'p,kLEANs. Feb s,,or,hor., -,
ifesiSera, American colony here look
Tai, nrsn,diia Dddviia's s message TO Prcs-
/, lhe EaSS'l,.. EEa,SSSg,lgally asking lntervcn-
Y ths cn " Central America.
aiion of b,ure of Ceiba and tbc
tdicted Muert2 Cortez. IL is free
.tpluiIon MANUEL IAN sonilla. leader OF
's VIII soon regain the pres
\ iSs'o iSs' t65sylla; for many years ac-
q q inisrr%saas,,of,ot is %as foolish Tor DaSila to to
t.sellca,ly y'uuion; u,n; now that Bonilia
BonIli. won his cause. He said
W the VIII welcome the good
o nesotlnii,uued States and that he
Would he for reflnancing the
" made with American
ihssysG he sSo,, the valuation plan Will
'~uon or ro..nulat'nn and ultimate
e''erhncnt publications.
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NIX ACTION MEANS
END OF ZELAYAISM
central American Colony
e''s' 6oollla VIII Soon Regain
Et Presidency.

cSsa,ihNGToN. 4 Feb. s.-The cxpIana
!, IN action Of the American naval
llrspr landing at Puerto CorieZ in
ln In undertaking To inter
hs,rr,se,n, the government forces and
|ltt' tt'asV,,,onists ~ ,nists 20 bring about a set
IA n-. sle difficulty in that country
MAJ ur,ner bloodshed. was had TO-
4 IN .he state department made
~ 49,, oeM OF telegrams recently eX-
|'isn, ppstWeen President TAFT and
.n the.an OF Honduras.
|z,o,, 49, II appears that i'm scekinr
h TMrses M b"twcen the warning fsc7
[fuiInr r,onairas. -, President Taft is
s 10 The wish OF President Da :
||aipser s also recently teIeeraphed
Id p,,.r.,. .,.oper Of the gunboat Mari
-tncn, 1oriez, through the navy
ttlinc ma. he should not permit
iforiie, IN Puerto Cortez. as il Wa
. AnsGSeeaa. town where there were
b. iTan in,,,r.sa and foreign interests that
nhlcatc also was authorized TO
BoniIls;s with the leaders Of Cen
Al ar,ni., forces TO arrange If nos.
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Continued on Page Ten.
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Continued on Page Two.
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z voU are in business to sue
.ssd. you can't sidestep the
,,.ess;ty for, good adver-
Using.
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BUSINESS is what you make
it your best efforts plus
the assistance of good adver-
tising.