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STOCKS ON CURB
RENEW ACTIVITY
Irregular Movement Of Price
Changes Another Feature
of Outside Market.

The session In the outside securities
market yesterday was one OF renewed
activity and Irregular price changes In
the early part Of the session there was
renewed buying Of the important indus
trial and oil shares on a large scale.
but in the. afternoon the market turned
irregular. The packing issues were
slightly lower Mt the close on profit talk
ing, but most of the heavy activity was
developed In the oil section.
Sinclair OIL recovered from it's slump
and rose more than a point, and frac-
tional Improvement was noted In Mer-
rift Oil. Cosden & Co. sold to a new
high for this move. Island on and Met
ropolitaE Petroleum was subjected to
heavy selling pressure in the afternoon.
following the rumor that the big gusher
In Mexico was spouting water.
Mining stocks were again active with
renewed interest In the gold and silver
issues. Unity Gold touched it's high level.
Magma Copper advanced five points
after opening lower.
Bonds were quiet with narrow changes.
Total sales and range Of prices fol-
low:
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

1900: zoe. TO CSC. higher. Lights sis.s5
Butchers siSS.ss asoss?; good heary' SEQ Sn e
2oS6; bulk, sis,sSG eO55,
Cattle-Receipts, 400: steady. Native
beef steers sii;SogiS.SOi yesrlinE steers
stocksrs,, and feeders, s1oals.6O; fair to
prime Southern beef steers, tlOdIS: beef
cows and hel'ers. S7.50di5: Gamers and
cutters. s5,5og7.e5: native calves. s7.75
as.
shsep-Reeslpts. 700; i5c. to use. higher.
ners and choppers, H5o8li.
PITTsBURG. April ?.--Cattls-stcady:
supply ight, Prime. si79ls,
sheep-Steady; supply light. Prime
wethers. Sled 1873: culls and common. 81
rs: lambs 'i2917.5o; veal calves. $3.50
Hogs-steady; receipts double decks
Prime heavies and heavy Workers. t2o.7Ef
sis25aIsto; roushs ,lsalS2S '''
CINCINNATI. April c.-Hogs-Receipts
5000: higher. Packers and butchers. $50 q
1850: common TO choice. sl49ls5o; pigs
and lights N2@is.
Csttle--Receipts, 800: steady to strong
Calves strong.
EAST BUFFALO. April :,-Cattle-Re.
ceipts. TOO: steers slow.
Calvss-Reeeipts ESQ; active, soc. higher
Hoss-Receipts 1900; active; pig. 81
higher. others so to CSC, higher. Heavy
s2O75; mixed. s2o.6Of2o,75; Workers.
pigs. tls.759ao; roughs, 1i7@ls; stays,
sheep and Lambs-Receipts ..oss;
steady. lambs. si3d20.40: yearlings, ~;
ais; wethers. si6Il65o; ewes. sT115
mixed sheep, N59i55o.
The sun., 1919-04-03

100 lbs; pigs. SIS, c5g1s.5o; roughs, $3.50.
Country dressed hogs, lsp2sc. per ID.
sylvania hogs, 125 lbs. average, $3.50.
Live Stock Markets in Other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. April .. - Hogs - Re-
steady. with yesterdays best time; quail
$3.50 ls:S5; heayier. ils.sod.o; medium
light lights. .ls.5Od 10 25; packing sows,
$3.50 gls,So: pigs. sicgis,
cattle-Receipts, 5000. and 1000 calves.
Beef cattle and butcher stock steady to
strong; Gamers weak to csc lower; veal
calves zoe TO 81 lower; stockers and feed
81 IL Beef . msasy ses5
butcher cows and heifers. Ss65ai5.iO;
Gamers and cutters, IS u $50; veal calves,
go $40; stockers and feeder steers,
shesp-Receipts, 1000: killing sheep
slow to 1Oc, lower than early opening,
.I7.:Sgeo.lO; SIS pounds or more, ,i7io9
s sSo; esIs and eo rhnon' .sssselisSs:
1900 market Arm; mostly &c. higher
than yesterdays average; estimated to-
1910; heavy weight. 1896 a 20l5: medium
weight slsSoa 2o.iS; light weight, sls.s5
.@qsoeS; light iish;s slsa1s'sS; sows.
Cattie-Receipts, 5000; good and choice
beef steers and best cows and heifers
nd s to to i .rons S.ys.
to soc. higher: estimated tomorrow, a.
900. Heavy beef steers yll60l 20, 40;
and helfers, s7.4oql5,5O; Gamers and cut
tiers, $56Sgl0. Veal calves S1nth.25;
stccker and feeder steers, ss.25 @i5.6o.
25c. higher; estimated tomorrow. $4,000.
Lambs, 50 lbs. or less 1850 q 1880 So
Ewes. or MEDIUM sSissa sSo ISL sui Gull:
and common, ss9is,sG
ST. LOUIS. April s.--HossvRscsipts.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, April 2.-Bar silver. 40 81 Cd.
per ounce. Money, 3ls per cent Dis
count rates-Short and three months
bills, 3% per cent. Gold premiums at
Lisbon, 5000. ..,~.
The sun., 1919-04-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. .6:3s A NJ sun sets...... 1:22 p VI
Moon sets.....1i 10 NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .lo:2S A NJ Gov. Island.1o :S A NJ
Hell Gate. .... .l2:03 p
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 1850 A NJ Gov. Island 4:5e A NJ
Hell Gate.... s. 40 AN
The sun., 1919-04-03
ROD AND GUN NEWS

land there are several good books). but
ten minutes Instruction from an expert
s soSr. p my over tSe pSFss Of Book
Watching an expert angler at work on a
stream is wonderfully helpful. For It is
catches the fish but the manner OF pre-
senting the ny to tho trout, the daing
Imitation Of the manner IN whish h, me , hs,
a thistiedown. That's what brings home
tho bacon. or rather what goes so well
"n a nine means and one.haH foot rod, soft EN-.
and the best nies that you can nnd WI,
wsders and creel or nsh bag. also abou,
six hundred other Items that evory trou,
&c. the Instr in.tructlon first thing or you will
do a lot of cropping in the dark and miss
much OF the nnesso Of the game
a fellow Brockiynite will be deliEhted
to tell him where he may buy his tackle
ana eny,hips else snG SN s SSoua n.e S Of
United Anglers League he VIII ma ms ny
good ny casters eager to hep eeiPRo nm Gn MS
Brooklyn, April ?.
Bass and Trout streams on Long IslaPd.
should like to see a list OF PLACES ior
trout and black bass on Long isin .
wSt 'on pI'fns,e Linen. ak or some other know
ing contributor to give me something aoout
places that IT will not take 100 'q nsslnS
some Sunday afternoon? AMATEUR
New York. April ..
Urges All Year Round Club mt sheepshead.
what club can Join in shcepsheed Bay
where can leave my fishing clothing aha
tackle and also where ! can sleep an.
Saturday night 30 l can be on tho JOB 10
20 fishing early Sunday morning?
Also II 1 can get a locker in any OF tue
hotels and the season rate?
think II some Of the boys OF INC h-h.
ing crowd hired a house and opened n
club all year round he could get numerous
members and II you think It fav0raH!
that effect in your Rod and Gun column
For one l would join.
LEWIS IT. LAZARUS.
20, East goth street. April =.
Nohrmsnns Charter Motor Boat Comfort.
The Fred Mohrmann Fishing club or
Yorkville has chartered for the sea son the
fast motor boat Comfort of Great South
Bay, Capt. Whitaker. The nrst trip VIII
be next Sunday.
The sun., 1919-04-03
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN,
SPRING RESORTS.

NEW JERsEY-Atlsntio City.
The sun., 1919-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MISUNDERSTANDING. :.2so head: soh
ears on sale. steers active and 109l5c
higher; bulls and medium TO good cows
1890. higher; common bologna cows
steady. This yards were cleared. Common
10 good steers sold at sli@l7.e5 per 100
lbs. no prime heavy do offered; common
hsffers. $4,000 1880. Dressed beef steady
az eiT: &c. Id. for common to prime
native sides.
ssies-J shambers G Son: 81 P.nnsyi-
vAnia steers. 1881 lbs. average, si7oS;
20. 1888. tls.2S; IS. 1908. $3.50; 2 $50.
robin q Shannon; 80 North Carolina hei:-
ers, 1877. sls; bull. 1850, tIs. y cows,
81; ,ii:s 1914 , .S: s;s i0 .ssC siG \:
Isl. H: ,L5o9ii.5o. 8, Sanders; IS
Michigan steers. e1S. tis.i6t I bulls. 1885.
.s,ss;s :.ws iiss sn;sci :. ioss 'i, 9ss;;
The sun., 1919-04-03
BALTIMORE.

100 lbs; pigs. s1s.?5alS5o; roughs $500
Country dressed hogs, $50 csc. per 10.
Ssles-Kerns Commission Co.: 46 Penn
sylvania hogs, 1913 lbs average, 1880.
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!. aa126c. Mcpherson 4 Co; Is Penn
;yvania , iss .l7sS a. lie Ia
!. SIS. So; q, ioio. $50; !. sss. IS; !.
SO. 81 3 COWS and bulls. ;I,:Sai2 "a"
,i.I5; u west virginia s". sis.H: !
heller, 1000. ,is.5o; 6 cows. $50, $40.
Kern: Commission CO: COWS and heifers'
It's s Son: IL State steers. 1928, $l3i 3,
ss7, .ll.: e bulls. 1oS, 5000: s, 1909,
siSs;; g. ,lCS; SO; !: $40; ,s'SS cows Ss,
IS; II. az, 81; s, 1853. $3.50; I cows and
bulls IS 1850.
CAL ;,;iS 1000 bead; $50 on
TO prime veals, siSa 81 per 100 lbs; culls,
al 9l6; no barnyards or y'eriings. Dressed
calves calves higher; city dressed yeals; :i9
salss--J. G. Curtis & Son: 1868 veals, ~
lbs, AVERAGE. s2i; "a. 1873, $40. so; 20, 12S.
sssoS;s l. 10 wsi g. isS; .ls; e. los ~
s21; s. 10, III 1'obin & shannon: ? vcals.
rs, $50: 81, az; ., %, SIC; : culls, 30,
AIS; T. SO; sit; little calves 60. 81. $.
McPhsrson & Co.. veais. 1853, 5000; 4,
Co: S veais. 1870. $50; oulls. 70, sil
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, cSto
inai and unchanged: lambs slow TO etc.
lower. Very common to fair unshorn
binary clipped, do, Sl6.b0: unshorn year
lings. SIS; ordinary sheep. $40 Dressed
mutton mute STEADY ~ a. sOSsss pSs iSi dressed
Sales-Kerns Commission Co.: 273 nm
shorn Ohio lambs. 70 lbs. average. SIS So;
2?s. SO. 's: 0 Pennsylvania. 80, Ns; s
us; 10 unshorp sheep lOi, SO. J. G. Cur
It's A Son: ~ clipped State lambs. go.
1850; 7 clipped sheep. II. $40.
ho si. ,,. .sso hs 1sS, ~ ,1I
heavy hogs are quoted ct sisgao Der
The sun., 1919-04-03
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

ConEen. A.. $50 Grand ST. Tel. coils Stage
Doering Co, So Liberty av., mr. Schencs
Kingston, 1899 Fulton ST. Tel. Tide Books,
Hummer. 1857 Fulton st, Reid Av, 1885 BEDFORD
Marsters. J. F.. 6S Court ST Tel ol25 Main
Michaelson. II II 1874 Bedford av Tackle only
Mich aelson. n. L.. slA Broadway. Tackle only
Muller, o.. 262 Wyckoif av. Tel. Roll Evergreen.
schaaf. 1926 Flatbush av. Tel. 2sls Sterling
Slote, $40 Flushing Az. Tel. 1915 Stagg.
NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN.
Disnard. 90 Bank st. Newark. $3.50 Mkt. Bait
specht. H., i23is Montgomery St. Jersey City
The sun., 1919-04-03

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SH Noordl and, at Flushing.
SIS Defiance. at London.
Re Medina, at Salonica.
SIS Tsuyama Maru. at Yok oharna.
IS Delaware, at Boston.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Julia Luckenbach. from Bordeaux.
IS Turrialbs, from St. Eazaire.
SIS Durham. from Gibraltar.
So Sekino, from Gibraltar.
IS Lenape. from Jacksonville.
SIS City Of st. Louis, from Savannah.
The sun., 1919-04-03

SIS Stockholm. from Gothenburg was ~
miles cast OF Sandy Hook at noon yeet erday
Will dock this morning.
The sun., 1919-04-03
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at G. p. o. and Cjty
Hall station at $50 p. NJ. daily.
Samoan Islands Australia and special, ad
dressed mail for New Zealand via San Fran
csco) April 3. IS Ventura.
Fill Islands. New Zealand and Australis
via VANCOUVER and Victoria. p, c. April D
SIS Makura, and April %, S. Niagara.
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and Vie
tofia, B. c. April 5. Sc Empress of Russia.
Hawaii and Guam-Ths mail is torwariet
TO the Pacific coast daily for despatch by tn,
best opportunity.
Japan, Corea. China. Siam Cochin Chin,
and Netherlands East Indies-This mail II
forw arded TO the Pacific coast daily for des
patch 10 destination by the best opportunity
The sun., 1919-04-03
Park Beaueathed to Bangor.

BANGOR, Me. April 2.-Maplewood
Park, scene of the Sastern Maine State
fairs, has been beaueathed TO the city
of Bangor by the will OF the late ]. p
Bass. formerly publisher OF the Bangor
Commercial. which was filed here to-
day. The property will be known as
Bass Park. After certain annuities are
paid the city will receive also a trust
income OF $4,000 for the purpose Of
maintaining and improving the park.
The sun., 1919-04-03
Saturday Opening Dey for Trout

Saturday is the opening Of the trout
,, throushout New York State. The
over In length. The Assembly has passed
Dill making the catch limit 2S nah in
one day. but before the bill can become
law the Senate and the Governor must
act favorably upon 1t to become law this
season.
The TwitchFn' O. tho Elbow.
When I look out Ger the medders
From the winter brown and bare
An the river overhowin'
From the snow a-meltlng there,
When the air IL kinder niider
An the sky IL full o. blue,
An An, ~ y looks IKE spring 1. comm
IEen l kincer see a brooklet
Flowing monE the hills Q. pine.
An ] git kind o. twitchin'
In tibet right elbow O. mine.
When old March cams down a l.etis
An, the days go. one by ono.
An the SHOWS e-disappearin'
Meath the warmin' o. the sun,
Then take my leetie bamboo
From its peg upon the wall.
Kinder Jes look through my ny book
Gnat and Midget. Montreal,
An I see the dancin' ripples
t Fla Il, back the sun an. shine,
In tibet right elbow O. mine.
Yes, thets III The brook off yonder
Over east behind the barn,
While Pm spinnin' this here yarn.
When ole March hes quit his howlin',
An the first Of April comes,
Jes' as sure as you're q Twin
An hez fingers toes an thums--
Wal l kinder somehow reckon,
Thar you'll find me, rain or shine,
An thst :witchln' aggravated
In tibet right elbow O. mine.
JOHN WARREN HARPER.
Seventeen Inch Trout Within Forty Miles
Being a constant reader Of the Rod and
Gun Column and Interested In tho diner
In regard to trout fishing would like to
contribute a short story of a fishing trip
after the speckled beauties one morning
Having been tipped off by a friend
where l could have a days sport fishing.
and not carinssto be lonesome, I invited
Two friends to accompany me-
Leaving Yonkers about $3.50 A. NJ we
motorei out in the country about thirt,
niles arriving at the stream just at th'
tackle together and started fishing. hst
nshed the stream about seven years befor.
and never had caught anything but clubs
friends landed a twelve inch trout. ant
then the fun began.
within three hours we were rewarded
with the following catch: One Of ten
twelve inches. sixteen of fourteen inchel
and one OF seventeen inches; total twenty
We lost several large ones. not being pre-
pared to catch trout OF this size, having ne
landing. net.
Although there were no four or Nv,
pounders still we considered II An,
catch within forty miles OF Grand Contra
Station. r. A. c.
New York, April ..
Hints for Trout Beginner.
II our friend "Tyro' has never done an
rs casting for trout he need not buy
very very expensive ,s. outht to learn the Tud u
money At tho beginning. because you vii
gradually acquire style" all your owl
that will call for appropriate rod an
tackle.
For a beginner a we'll made machine roo
will do just as we'll as the finest ham
made work OF art. Much more importan
than tackle will be instruction in castin,
the nv. This NAV be learned from a boo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
BOARD OF TRADE KEEPS
CITY IN RIGHT PATH

The Board of Trade to a city is the
rudder that keep that city on the straight
course of success.
A wonderful ship is powerless and at
the mercy of the waves after some mis-
hap has befallen the rudder.
In order to keep the rudder in work
ing order it is examined from time to
time.
Perth Amboy's rudder, the Board of
Trade has been examined and found
wanting wanting in membership. n
vessel may have a frst-class pilot, but
if the wheel is not connected with the
rudder all his efforts are useless and the
boat is wrecked on the rocks.
Perth Amboy's Board of Trade has a
good pilot, but the organization is not
connected with the greater number Of
people in the city to obtain the most
good.
The wheel on a boat and the rudder
are connected by chains. These chains
are only as strong as their weakest link
So with the Board of Trade. Its
weakest link is lack of members and
money to carry on the great work that
is to be done in this city.
Everyone wants more business, every
one wants a greater city, but if the
rudder isn't working right, all efforts to
obtain these things will be in vain.
The Board of Trade was the main
factor in bringing bus lines to this city.
With the present conditions on the lines
of the Public Service trolleys, a mer-
chant does not have TO be a very far
sighted man to see how business would
be effected if it were not for the bus
lines.
The Board of Trade is the rudder by
which the Greater Perth Amboy move
ment is to be kept to the curse and
guided to success.
Your cooperation with the organic
alton and the dollars which you pay i'll
membership fees will make the o
ment successful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22

Better shipping accommodations. in
Guiding a belt line railroad and concrete
docks.
A deeper channel from this city to
Sandy Hook, so that ocean steamers may
receive and unload their merchandise in
this city; thus doing away with barge
service.
Lower shipping rates throughout the
United States to and from Perth Amboy.
Better roads for trucks used in trans
porting merchandise.
Improved accommodations for trans
porting employees to this city from sub
urbn districts.
A bridge and better ferry service to
Tottenville.
More houses for employees in the vari-
u plants.
Efforts to bring more families with
girls to this city who are willing to be
employed in local industries.
Cooperation between employer and
employee so that better relations may be
brought about.
Public parks in which employees and
their families may enjoy the afternoon
and evenings.
More and improved bathing beaches
for the men who work in the plants.
Americanization work must be con-
Quoted on a greater scale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
WHY YOU SHOULD join THE
GREATER BOARD OF TRADE

Did YOU ever follow the engine to a
fire? If you have, you can remember
seeing the fremen work. How they
rushed from spot to spot to check the
flames and after the fire was under con-
troll don't you remember how the hook
and latter company came along and
pulled down the charred walls.
A big hook fastened on the end of a
long pole or rope is placed on the wall.
A man trained in the handling of the
hook fixes it in place. Now it would be
a foolish thing, would it not, for that one
man to try to pull the wall over? In
stead of grabbing the rope and pulling
with all his strenth he waits until others
of the company grab it. Now they pull
together. Slowly at first and then they
gradually work into swaying motion.
After the wall has begun to sway they
give it one mighty pull and down 1t
comes. But with all their work they
had to have the rope and hook on which
to place their strenth or their efforts
would have been in vain.
SO it is with the Board of Trade,
Two men, or many men see something
that could be done to greatly benefit the
city, if it could only be brought about.
Now these men band together and start
to work on their object, but one has one
idea and another, another and nothing
is accomplished.
Lets liken this they are trying to
demolish a brick wall. If it hadn't
been for the hook and rope the fremcn
couldn't have pulled it over, no matter
how hard they worked. 1t was the
placing in their hands of the rope TO
which the hook was attached that they
met with success in their efforts. The
Board of Trade in one sense of the word
is the hook and the rope. The men
place their ideas, that are the big wall,
before it and an experienced manager,
a man who is trained for the purpose
hooks it over the proposition that they
desire accomplished and then all pull
ing together the idea becomes a reality.
In order to make the Board of Trade
successful it is necessary to have the
money and the men in the organization
who will back up the management and
boost the work after he has found a
way to hook the rope fast to that which
is to be accomplished. With your mem
bership fee and cooperation a greater
Perth Amboy is assured.
The other day a great man landed in
New York City. He was almost wor-
SHIPPED, bouquets of flowers were show
cred on him and everywhere his appear
ance was greeted with hurrahs. That
man was General Pershing, the man
who lead Our armies on the battle fields
of France.
General Pershing deserved all the
honor and glory that was thrust upon
him, but if it had not been for the
cooperation with him, of the people in
this country his armies would have gone
down TO defeat. You and /, by sub
scribing to the Liberty Loans, by work
ing in the munition factories, made
possible Pershing's Victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
GREATER PERTH AMBOY
NOW LOOMS IN SIGHT
Continued on page 4

Have you joined the Board of Trade
yet?
Have you considered joining the
Board of Trade?
Have you talked the matter over with
your next door neighbor?
If not, why not?
If you knew that all the best citizens
and business men of the city were FORM
ing an organization to better the condi-
tons in the city, you would want to join
it, wouldn't you?
Well such an organization is not being
formed here, because it is here already,
and all the leading citizens and business
men are getting behind it. Many have
been behind it since it was formed some
years ago and others are joinoing today.
This organization is the Board of
Trade. This commercial organization is
being reorganized and almost everyone
in the city is falling in line and be-
ginning to mark time, ready for the
big parade which is to mean a greater
Perth Amboy.
After they all get behind the Board
of Trade, they have got several big
ideas that are going to be put through
for a Greater Perth Amboy.
They are going to map II what is
needed here and then all are going to
get behind it and give one big push and
make Perth Amboy the city it should be.
The Board of Trade is out after 1000
new members.
Are you going to be n of the 1,000?
Better hurry and get in line before
someone takes your place.
You want to be counted among the
good citizens, don't you?
Or are you willing to be considered
+" dead wood?
Are you going to let the more pro-
gressiye merchants pull your chestnuts
of the fire, and you reap as much
benefit as they do? Or are you. going
to do your share in pulling the chest
nuts as well as eating them?
If your neighbor joins the Board of
Trade and spends his good money to
bring about a better and Greater Perth
Amboy and more business and you do
not, but still reap part of the harvest
which has been brought about through
neighbor's money, what do you
think you are?
Why not become a good citizen, a
good business man, and join the Board
of Trade, be one of the 1000 members,
and reap justly the more business that
will be brought to the city by your CO.
operation and membership feef
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-22
loyalty

From the loyalty of the heart comes
the willingness of the mind and body.
Without the former, the latter is
forced and inadequate, steadily deterio-
rating to the mediocre, and finally TO
inferior accomplishment; which last can
have but one elimination.
There is altogether o much of the
SIN working for him" spirit evidenced
by the average employe.
An example of a little more of the
working with him" attitude; treating
each phase of the days work, not as a
mere wage earning task, but with a
personal pride in successful accomplish
nnent will do more toward advancing
the personal interests of any employe
than any other policy that he or she may
adopt
The merging of self into business as
one would were it his own the unrelent-
ing guard of en- ployers' interests regard
less of time or place or conditions and
a personal Joy in the successful compile
ton of each days work will forever
strike a responsive chord in the m
ployer. And this attitude will promote
and amalgamate the hopes and inspira-
tons of employer and employee and,
best of all. will make pleasant and easier
the most difficult and laborious of tasks
because the whole structure, the entire
fabrication of successful life is founded
on that fundamental necessity, that is
thereby safeguarded and strengthened -
Loyalty.
Cooperation counts in everything "al
the time"