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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
PREPARING FOR
BIG STATE FAIR
MANAGER WARWICK has STARTED
THE WHEELS GOING TOWARD
srCCEs2rIL EXPOSITION.
IMPROVING GROUNDS
rsRm ExHIprrs TO BE LARGER
THAN EVER, WHILE ALFALFA
WILL RECEIVE MICH
ATTENTION.

State Hair headauarters room T.
Mutual Building. opened up for the
season yesterday
Manager Warwick has gathered a
corps of assistants and things are
set,ing busy toward s successful ex-
position
Not only is the office doing bust
mes. bu the force Of wo~kr'en at the
grounds has started cleaning up
things The roads ard lanes are be.
ing rolled. and the flower beds ana
grass plo1s are beng beaHtbed
whts. lhc buildings are being re-
painted ana renovated,
-4e-+--- a+tt++.- i1+-f-i+- rr
At meeting Of the board OF di-
reete.s Is szEE determined - secure
for the nightly pyrot~chnic displays
series Of the best historical and
humorous devices. and TO this end
large appropriation was made. 1t ~
sfsted that the fireworks this fall VIII
he the most magnificent ever seen IN
Richmond
Dire TOR T. o. Sandy. ot the depart.
rnant Of agriculture IN Washington.
who will have charge Of the farm
exhibits has written the association
that he nag secured a largely in
creased number Of county exhibits
for the. department The buildings
occupied by this department last year
were found entirely inadequate for
1he exh tbits The coming fat. and con-
tracts have been let to enlarge the
space.
More room has been added to tn
live stock department. Last year
a-1f ~
and additional sheds and stalls haa
20 be erected More will be added
this year Il.
SPECIAL rsrsxes ON Corn.
Corn will receive much attention
this year Special prizes win be award
ed for good exhibits, and farmers
will be encouraged IN many ways,
Alfalfa will receive much atten-
ton Commissioner Koiner has
taken great interest IN this INDUS
try. and ii ts believed the state dem
onstration win largely include djf-
ferent Glasses Of alfalfa.
Horses on Track.
There are already a large number
Of horses at the grounds. training
for the circuits and the State Fair
races. The track Is bling kept in fine
shape. ana will be placed In toe best
condition
Manager Warwick Ia about ready
with his catalogue, which contains
much valuable information for the
prospective exhibitor and the visitor
as T.hnaa- wishing IL copy mall
ed may secure one as soon as they
are OFF the press. hy sending name
and address to headquarters
There ia always a large demand
for the catalogues. Those who send
In their names now will he the first
10 receive the document
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
NEGRO is INDICTED
FOR SHOOTING ANOTHER

Andrew d Smith. a negro, VAS yes
ferday afternoon indicted on q charge
OF shooting Carter Braxt0u, also COL
oreG. at dance hall in Woodsviile.
The shooting occurred seversl weeh.
age
True bills were also found against
Samuel Coker and Vernon A. Good
wyn. Cocker is charged with attempt
ing to kill Edward Christian win.
knife. and Goodwin IL ALLEGED to ave
beaten ard attempted to XIII bis wife.
The ease against Edward Foster.
white man, charged with serious
ofsense. has been set to be heard on
Juiy stu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
NO MORE TRANSFERS
ON SEVEN PINES LINE

From now on citizens living Hioog
the Seven Pines line WIN have ~ taY
additional fares or walk AS the ~
rract entered into. by consent of The
city, between the Virginia Railway
and Power panv and the Rtchr' end
and Kappa hannoGk River railway
company. Us now in effect
1t WAS stated yesterday 'Dat The
Rappahannocis COMPANY Was arranging
70 start work on the extension 10
TrrAartnn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
Get VACCINATED,"
ADVISES INSPECTOR

II IS always good 10 he vscci-
mated. said Medical Inspector Hud-
son. Of the city health department. HI
IS especially good At this dime
There are thirteen cases II smait-
pox a the hospital ~ Henrico, and
there may oe case ~ two scattered
around 50 it behooFts every one 10
get vaccinated."
The thirteen cases have been gro
nounced mia ones. hur there ls no
telling when a serious case may
spring Ur.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02

Latest news from Colonel John d.
Harwood. who il getting back his
health at Willoughby Reach. 10 TO the
effect that he 10 much improved and
strong enough to draw IN che largest
OF nsh. The news also states that he
In quite actively engaged drawing
many nsh. Colonel Harwood win
drop into the city about the lattAS
part OF the week for day or two. 6ut
will return for the remainder . -
SummeE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-02
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS:
Location


nn 2If ,7 T Incorporated norfolk sept Il Il
AppSn@tto. shirt Incorporated -
Arcade CATE Corporation Norfolk. oct s.
45ssSsieH Mineral smith
Asnbare Brohers shr. notwithstanding Incorporated
A.5ti. t3sof cony.s, ra: Norfolk y. Jay 50
Automate safety Machine corporation, Va Feb
Saon e 9fS asRa
h PssH Va "a s,
r rPwma A" cosi corpoason han1ee
sifn sh2s LAM 4h soIfS
Bsss Fse Sss
9ss sSafs p r1a @'5'ss
cs s
Es.i, ss,sy ay Va. Fe 4
nroSst walter Incorporated newport March
sSs ps'4 2.sSI-iS4 sSs;
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cop n nsoDG %s
a aSss %eoisn Company clifton
sea9Gss
B5a S9'V o"a Soas
H.:. 4s ee% 10
sts sssS'' Sasnisal CO. Va
ssss 1 s TN
@ ;ss.s% s Oct
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SP%s sa,e Fair Th% H0h-
o soSs T.! ss sasn Va. 5sS y !.
6 6Sae praau &C. cSmPsas Ts Sepor
6fsa 5.{ I O. co@S@o Richmond Va
DaH[9 nnux @'rfaat@. ' rhe Norfolk q
De Soto Naval Incorporated Lsnohnurs
NS"to'
formerly Duaro rnoyd Doc ,,
s1,s sa9 1T Ao
r ., s,.,asn~ ,.asr.or.,.s 4,ssa4ar s s
Ea rs1 9oHg and bending
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nm ora cot'o" Mis- Incorporated W.
f asish Gmssa iasorpoatsd
ss csrs;5;S% l''e'no"d Va Nv sSly :
' @as cotEias az GoapaHy
s ia? T5q ss sss, Hfa ter
rs Corporation cape Charles Dec
Richmond o., ,.
nd s5%s'S e Rich o., >,
la %r %a,sa Fg es 1 2Ss
19 o. c9@P@" 4R5
prankiu Franklin Sept
It@aftv Cpany Incorporated Sept
tredeIicksb4rs At'i { @Sso3'"''''' ' Feb 2
June
school May 81
6saet5 II j. Incorporated Norfolk ,,
s Packing tn KInsls va Va M snas
,leH '2'tt. sdrT"ga tjon 'Sorfok
,,enda'e loe1 r r;r bsnn Va Ii
@ E b.. ssiar.is Va s ss'y
t,, C,mranv cd The Roanoke Oct 2s
GoodridreN t III COMPANY formerly Mooo@Fa
,rnt aYton COMPANY Incorporated the Norfolk Feb s.
''rana l@tse m tt tnd xorfolh We
Grand United Sons Daughters OF Promise
" va -. June
Greer, "ItS t''f7 Sept
tiuftr se ng Machine Corporation Norfolk Jan 10
Incorporated chaTnplain,
Corporation Norfolk, May o.
Incorporated (formety Com
ueTca Printing Company. Incorporated Lyhchou's'
Haynes Company Incorporated. Bristol Va; Oct s.
Alexandria, June
Helm Brewer Eiectr Incorporated formerly
Iunter. q Incorporated formerly
Brewer Electric Co. lncorporated) Roanoke
Henley Carriage co Incorporated Lynchburs,
Richmond. sept
Herbertson Lumber Company Incorporated me. io""ha
IIsrndon co, incorporated. Norfolk, June :
Hebrew School and Association incorporated
4oner brothers incorporated Norfolk Sept
va
Bristol
Richmond Dec
Agency incorporated. The. Tanewcn
Ideal Ice COMPANY Incorporated Norfolk
Corporation Norfolk Oct 70
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Order Household OF Queen Esther
Hs: a. ses o .i" SS%s.as
iatsrsa.s
school incorporated. Ths Ro'yn
1ronvis sAna,oiam ironv,e "
ias Tslspsono va.
johsnnesbus Ice Gannfae.arins Storage Com
Johnson q r. EamSsr Co. Incorporated
JONES r.
Jones6oro Industrial Academy The. Rich
tsute Products Corporation. The Norfolk F.
ks compaSg
ksns,dss
Keysve Mi1is Incorporated Kessv.ile y
K,mba Hotel eorporsoa Ocean yew va
Land ana Loan company wincRs.ter
s@fss[a Co nssH
Ssa9ss County VI.
I Sisf5 RI A cssass eSpsR.r
Lorraine beveopmsne Company Incorporated the
Loudoun Lumber Company Incorporated reeshurs
Louisa Mines Corporation. Norfolk. Va. Ju
own 8 r. Son SO s9u49 N9Tno va NJ
1uray se@inaTS fnoofpoTatsd Nj
Lynohburg Paper COMPANY incorporated LSnchourg
Maehen BROS COMPANY Norfolk u
Ss %
%ss, s n.'o
Xayhsw. v compsny InqeTpoTs,sa Norfolk Va NJ \,
sHS szas
merchants and BANK, The. suffolk
setopolan Realty Corporation, norfolk =, p 2
Mob5aek FISH and Oh company incorporated
Mont somety Trao,on company, christi.nsears Va oo
] Aa @ ns GRen sossn W
Mutual society Warrington .. G, Incorporated
P33y OF "
Naked creek Mining Corporation shenanaoah Va n.
Na Narrow. br
me Roanoke Va
a capa
National Home Purchasing Assoeteon Incorporated The
National Industrial History publishing Co. incorporated a.
National Photograph studio The Incorporated, Richmond
Natona nerigeraans company The. Alex
National Sick and Association qhs Fan.
Ne port News corporaoh
Newton Floral Corporation Norfolk ?
s0 ss4ist "a
Ss ssr 8h. Nor
tok Va DC
t9k h Man eeHshg
Norf9A and ocrnn bsr s hGms %orro
Point TS S. Nortok
Norport Car and Norfolk
Norton Coca toia bo.s works. Naftan "a r
Norton Realty Incorporated The Norton Va
Novslty Amusement corporation Norfolk Va n
9s bo nT G ams snd aas
Old p 6c%nion rsosrtiv.
a4s5 ed ,.
fyyHs Tsl'ghons HsnpcoT anqss salem
Peerless Medicine Incorporated petrsburs va "
rsoplea Aid and Bsneaf Society Incorporated
Psoplss 1ndu.tris sooo incorporated
Peoples shos store lneorporats4 Rlehnont.
Psopiss s5 SeoIk Vn ana fre.sna
phi,tsps Line PETERSBURG
Pss Bach "
Pt, antoa Company, Incorporated, Norfolk
tnef o. eGnga roran ao
Portsmouth Literary ana Pleasure Club The Portsmouth
Postal corporation Iynshears Va A
Princess Anne Association Incorporated
Progress investments Corporation. Norfolk. W ~
Prevalence Gun C,ah. Incorporated Rich
Providence Co. Incorporated Henrico county
pabiio Incorporated NorfoA
R Ra@fGna h 1n.ttsus Va
Real Esta bonding Company. Incorporated Rich
ssasa
tEenschmldt Iaeunt Contracting Company Incorporated
Rex company rated The Richmond 8
Shmoaa Ga Appsnes carporaton mehmond
ompanS Rich
hs4s Sons and Daughters of Liberty The wyi''enrs
Rising sun Of Peace Mattoax Va .....,.... j
ROANOKE and Bent Mountain Railway CoupAn, Roanoke
Roanoke BOWERS incorporated Roanoke
Here sales Co. The M % va
Roanoke Mills Manufacturing Corporation Roanoke Coun- ,
Roanoke atampng and EnameIInE Incorporated
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07

See Dakota Coal Produce Co., for
prices on Ignite Coal. Office in
basement Of City National Bank.
Phone No. Sc.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
MONSTER WHALES.
A Dozen Men Might stand Upright In
tho Blues Bio Mouth.

A Dozen Men Might stand Upright In
tho Blues Big Mouth.
Specimens Of the blue or sulphur
bottom whale weighing seventy-tive
tons and measuring eighty-seven feet
have been known. The mouth Is sutti'
GENTLY large to permit ten or twelve
men to stand upright IN it. but the
throat measures only about nine
inches in diameter.
The "fnback." closely related to the
blue whale, has been called the grey
hound Of the sea-" for its long. slender
body is built on the lines Of Il racing
yacht, and the animal can equal the
speed of the fastest steamship.
The ''humpback' is the most inter
esting Of our large whales. because OF
the fact that its habits are more easily
studied than are those Of other men,
bers of the family.
But most extraordinary Of all Ia the
square nosed sperm whale. instead
Of having plates of baleen. this whale
carries a row of twenty to twenty-five
heavy teeth on each side of the lower
Jaw. These fit into sockets in the roof
Of the mouth and assist In holding the
giant squid and cuttlefsh on which
the enormous animal feeds. The squid
seldom gets away from the warm cur
rents; hence the sperm usually re-
mains in the tropics and in the gulf Of
Japan streams.-London Family Her.
aid .. ga. ..... .. g
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
Stout Ladies' Raee-over 175 Pounds
-2S Yards.

Stout Ladies' Raee-over 175 Pounds
--25 Yards.
LIST PriZe--1 Box Oranges, $500;
donated by Gamble Robinson Co.
End Prize-Electric Toaster, $3.50;
donated by Sanders Electrician.
Bird PRICE Boxes Choice Gum,
$500: donated by Gamble Robinson
Co.
Guessing contest-Beans in Jar.
lst Prize-Electrc Iron, $500; do
mated by Hughes Electric Co.
nd Prize--1 Double Aluminium
Boiler, 1925; donated by French 4
Welch. ........
3rd Prize-Groceries. $500; d0Iat'
ed by Kupttz Grocery Store.
Peanuts in Sack.
LIST Prize Ladies' Handbag, $500,
donated by A. w. Lucas Co,
End Price Fancy Scarf, $500:
doanted by Webb Bros.
Bird Prize--1 Box Candy, 1925; do
mated by Richholt Candy Store.
Peas In Jar. b..
lst Prize-1-2 DOE. Fancy Linen
Handkerchiefs, 300; donated by The
Famous.
End Prize Fancy Dish, $500; do
mated by Capital City Bottling Works.
3rd Prize-1 Fancy Pillow Top,
$500; donated BY Webb Bros. ..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
VALUE OF A PASSPORT.
The Odd Experience Of a Stranded
Tourist In Paris.

Tourist In Paris.
"Until you go broke in a foreign
country you never can realize just
what a useful thing Il passport is"
said the returned traveller. 1T not
only enables you to get into a country;
it also helps you to get out. sometimes
in a most unexpected way. Every
body abroad thinks well Of a pass
port, but nobody sets quite so high 1
value on it as a pawnbroker.
lowing to a delayed remittance l
had occasion to visit one Of those men
In Paris. The article l offered for Sc
curity was worth many tunes the loan
requested, but he refused an advance
on account Of unsatisfactory refer
ences. My temporary address in Paris
and my permanent address in Wash
ington We're not sufficient guarantee OF
my honesty.
"Just as the case assumed 4 desper-
ate complexion the broker suggested
q solution Of the difficulty.
"'Have you Il passport? he asked.
II had, at the hotel.
"'Fetch it, he said. If that looks
all right, I'll let you have the money
"Up to that time my passport had
been a useless piece Of luggage; then |
blessed the foresight that had hidden
me secure it."-Washington Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
SPOKE AT
BISMARCK
Col. Roosevelt Greeted with
Big Crowd When He Spoke
From Train Here

Theodore Roosevelt, ex.president
and head of the Bull Moose party,
made a tive-minute speech in Bis
marck last night from the rear plat.
form OF w~estb8uad Northern Pacific
passenger train No. j, a large number
of residents OF Bismarck turned out
to get a glimpse Of the big Moose
and he was heartily cheered when he
appeared on the platform.
II can't shake hands with every
n of YOU said Roosevelt. Friends,
It is a great pleasure to me to be
out here. i was out here thirty
years ago-(iashlight picture taken
by tHolmbOe), t..ey used to have
more dangerous guns them 1t gives
me great pleasure to be out in this
country which | know so well, where
for a great number of years ] lived;
also | used tot spend my time further
west, only / would travel on a cattle
train, instead Of speaking from a plat
form as ] am now.
NOW ! am coming back to set
forth certain principles, which | have
always felt you are representative to
a peculiar character. After all, the
fight 1 am making is practically a
simple fight. It's your fight for a
right of the people to rule their own
destinies, to control their own gov
eminent, and so to rule our destinies
as to give justice for every man and
woman within u border.
II am taking measures to see that
the progressive committee will dis
tribute planks of our platform in the
state OF North Dakota, so you can
zee for yourselves just what it is we
wish to do; what it is we promise,
and one advantage Of our platform
Is, we can perform what we promise
and we treat u platform as a gov
eminent. 1t binds us to do every
thing we say we will do, and if any
man is elected on our ticket, and
fails to do all in his power, every
thing that we say We will accomplish,
/ will take the stump against him
myself. It is as binding and solid a
platform as the principles uniting the
people of the United States govern
ment.
Our platform is the first since the
Civil val in which We have really
visited the needs of the people as a
whole, striving to do justice to ALL
treat big men and little men alike,
and endeavoring to have the big men
do justice to the little fellow.
Hatred, | never preached in my
life, excepting to a class of crooks,
big crooks and little crooks,-not be-
cause he is a big crook. but because
he is a crook. | have never preached
disrespect or hatred except to. crooks,
and | should onsider myself a poor
citizen, if | didn't. .
We'll, goodbye, and good luck.
The train was over an hour late
but the people waited patiently for its
arrival. Teddy is making a coast to
coast campaign and it is stated that
on his return trip from the Pacific
he will make another campaign
through North Dakota. ~
Judging from the outcome of the
state convention at Fargo Friday it
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07

IT LA . . #. -... . FL ."I
must have been a disappointment to
the Big Moose. He insisted on put.
ting a third party state ticket in the
field, but this move was not made
at the convention. Although it is
said that the Progressive party may
have a state ticket in the field, it is
doubtful If they viii.
Roosevelt put in a strenuous day
Friday in endeavoring to gain the
confidence Of the North Dakota
voters. He arrived in Fargo in the
morning but Judging from the reports
sent out from that city the enthu.
siasm was not what was expected. He
left Fargo at 4:io and made several
platform speeches between Fargo and
Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07

j. NJ. Devine of Minot is a candi
date on an independent ticket fol
county superintendent Of schools ir
Ward county. .
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
SECOND TRIP
next week
Bismarck Trade Boosters VIII
Take Trip Through Elm.
mons County
Many Are Anxious 10 Go And
They May Take the Band
This Time
WHO-1ismarck Boosters.
WHAT-Second Auto Tour.
. WhERE-hazelton and Lin.
: ton.
WHEN - Wednesday, Sep
; TENDER II.
WHY-Get Acquainted and
Boost Exposition.


Already nearly a dozen cars have
been pledged to President Fred L..
Conklin of the Bismarck commercial
club to make the second auto tour
of the Bismarck boosters. This trip
will be the short one, extending O1ly
to Hazelton and Linton. The party
will leave the Bismarck commercial
club at s o'clock Wednesday morning,
September II, and will return at 8
o'clock the same evening. In view,
of the fact that is only one days
run, it is believed that fully twenty
cars will make the trip. All car own
ers are requested to communicate
with president Conklin at the earliest
possible moment and notify him
whether or not they will make the
tour.
Emmons county has a bumper crop
this year. The journey over the roll.
ing prairies and across the wide
spread valleys is n which is worth
taking, merely on a pleasure jaunt il
IlOllllil6 HlOlC. 1iCA IAlClC i liz
boosters. Bismarck has some boosters
that are on the job every single min
ute of every single day. Mixing with
them on n of these tours gives a
fellow a broader insight into the en-
teyprise and energy of his fellow citi-
zens. There is nothing formal about
these trips. Just jump into a suit Of
travelling clothes, make, yourselves
comfortable, make sure that your car
is in shape to stand the days run,
and come on and mix with the bunch.
The Emmons county boosters are
live ones to meet, too. Perhaps there
may be little local grievances that
get into print onc in a while, but
when there is anything that really is
important to the county as a whole,
they have a happy faculty of stand
ing back to back, and shoulder to
shoulder, and fighting for enterpris-
ing Emmons. They generally get
what they 60 after, too. 1t is worth
a days jaunt just to meet the EN-
mons county boosters.
All that is needed to make the trip
as big a success as the western tour
is the weather. If it is raining, or
the roads are reported bad from rains
that may fall in the interim, the trip
may be postponed a day or so. But
If conditions permit, the Bismarck
Boosters bunch viii start promptly on
schedule time, and the tour will be
an unqualified success-that fact is
already assured.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07
ENTRIES CLOSE SEPT. %.

Entries in the first annual bench
show of the Western Kennel Associa-
ton that will be held in connection
with the Industrial Exposition will close
September %. In addition to the
complete list of regular prizes, $87G in
special prizes will be given, and seven
teen handsome silver trophy cups will
also be awarded in special prizes. This
kennel show will be the very best held
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07

Put IN your winter supply Of Ignite
coal now. Phone No. So. 9-4tf
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-09-07

in the northwest this year, from pres
ent indications being at least a two
point show. Write or wire for entry
blanks to Secretary B. Z. Jones, Bis
marck, n. D.
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NOTICE.

Free Tuition to n from each coun-
ty in Business, Shorthand, Normal,
etc. Board and Room $3.50 a week.
Books rented. Open Oct. 8. Hum.
bOltd, Iowa.
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sanborn is facing a tie in it's bids
for "janitor of the school house. The
situation may delay the opening OF
the school.
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RAILROADS INTERESTED.

All of the railway systems that tray
erse North Dakota will be represented
at the Industrial Exposition at Bis
marck, October | to 10. The 500 and
Northern Pacific will have over double
the space they used at the 1911 show,
while the Great Northern and Mil
waukee will also have exhibits. The
railways realize the Importance of the
Industrial Exposition in relationship
with the development Of the state, and
they are, one and all, doing more than
their share to make it an Overwhelming
success.