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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14
by Beck

smaller movement in that month than
n year ago. thus repeating the report
as 70 January trade. In February, as
in January. trade seems to have been
best in the northwest and in the
southwest, this latter, by the way,
respite continued weather in Texas,
where rain is needed to put the soil in
condition for blowing. planting and
crop growth. This weeks reports in
dictate the need of rain in Iowa and
Louisiana.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, March II.
CATTLE-Receipts 1000; weighty
fed steers grading good and better
closing weak spots 10 to - lower;
some good to choice offerings taken
off market; considerable SIowness and
slightly lower prices buccaneers. cut
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VASSALBORO

The Sabbath school will be at the
usual hour March 10. at the Small
school house and meeting at $50
L. NJ, with radio concert and other
good music. All are cordially inyit-
ed.
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EMPLOY MhNT
Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents

Solicitors, Canvassers, Agents 35
AG L, n T 5 = Distributors: $25U-$50o
monthly selling fastest selling auto
necessity ever sold Sales guaranteed.
New invention. Write today for big
free profit offer. BLANCklI d CO..
6l2-H West Lake. Chicago.
AMAZING STYLISH LADIES'
SHOES-Large Cash Commissions
introducing popular $&91 and $40
shoes. Actual samples furnished.
Write quick. style Arch Shoes,
Dept. To. Cincinnati.
EXTRA MONEY-Makc g@0.00 to $50
weekly. Soil our Chewing Cum and
MINIS. Storekecpcrs and every body
will buy from you. Free samples.
Helmet Co. Cincinnati.
JUST OUT-New complete line water
proof greaseproof-S aprons
for every use Earn $50 week easy
taking orders in homes. stores. facto-
rieS, shops, etc, eV"rNW hole. 1un'o
profit. West Va. agent made $50 one
day; Jos. Brand. Ohio. made S1o.43
in one hour. No capital needed. No
experience required. Territory given
with free outfit. Write at once for Of
fer. KRISTGt, MFG. co, 4oJ Bar
St. AlsroE. ohio.
MAN on WOMAN AGENT-Guaran-
teed hosiery. Special low prices.
TNenty-four hour shipments. Com
pletc assortment styles men, women
and children. Full fashioned silk in
Guided. Liberal selling comm. Spleen
did opportunity for honest. amh:tlou'
person. Write for samples. UNITED
EASTERN TEXTILE co, Potts
town, Ionna.
No MORE PUMPING TT TlEES--An
alright valve cap which prevents all
loss of air in tires. With this cap one
initiation lasts lift of tire and doubles
tire mileage. Tested and approved by
leading automobile manufacturers.
We furnish proof Of tests. Retail
price S1.25 set of five. Great demand.
Wonderful opportunity for agents.
AIRLOX RUBBER Co, 2Jl2d Mon
roe, Chicago.
DISSATISFACTION permanent 70
sition capable man for Maine. otcn
April 1st. Specially line. staple mdsG
for all retail stores. Weekly advAnO
against commission contract. Sales
Manager. 632 First. Detroit, MichiEan:
SALESMAN-If You thin, in terms of
$4,000 this year write Us now. strong
line for retail stores. Nationally adj
yertiScd Established concern has u'-
usual opportunity in Maine. Liberal
weekly advance to producer. me
CDNTINENTAI Co. 1892 Euclid
avcnue. Cleveland. ohio.
Observation-Disclosures New York crea-
tor of womcn'si frocks. coats, suits.
wants high grade men and women OF
both individual and district manager
ability rs representatives. throughout
United states tn lsColue mcnhtrS OF
unique merchandising organization
assuring unlimited earnings t. real
workers. No stock to carry. Small de-
I post required for superb selling out
| fit. We handle all shipments COZ.
| You collect ss You 90. Ger full par
ticulars at once. Write DEPT. ~,
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. March IS.
DEEF-Cood 156tI5
EUTTEH-EXtra5 asa 4S1; lrsts 4:
M47
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TOWN ELECTIONS

WALDO-Sclectmen Edward Evans
II Il. Smith. Scott Admorest: town
clerk and treasurer, J.. NJ. Bryant;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

tax collector, L. n. Simmons: school
committee, Geo Herbert. Money ap-
propriated, $500: Schools, $500;
highways, $1,000; other purposes.
$1,000
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They All Say The Sameead The AC Classified Economy
LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

good second hand
beach and concords newly painted.
Some new grocery wagons, side
springs. c. E. Morrill, & Son, Is Pat
terson St, East Side, Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

CLASSIFIED ADS are indexed for
quick finding.
NOWHERE ELSE such opportuni-
ties as are in the classified section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14
Solicitors, canvassers, Agents

AGENTS-s11.S0 daily in advance.
(Sworn Proof. Introducing nav in
sured Hosiery, Al styles. SO eetsrs
Guaranteed Z months New Fhs DOW
ready. No capital or experience re-
ouired You simply take orders. We
deliver and collect Cor you can deliv-
er--.uit YOURSELF. Credit given.
Monthly bonus besides. We furnish
samples. Spare time viii do. Mac
O-Chee Hosiery Co, Bldg, $3.50, Gin
cinnati, ohio.
AGENTS WRITE FOR FREE SAN
pIES-Sell Madison "Hett"F-Made
shirts for large manufaC turcr direct
to vcarer No canital or experience
required. Many earn 500 weekly and
bonus. Madison Mills, 1G2 Broadway,
New York.
DON'T use unnecessary words and
don't leave out necessary words when
YOU write a classified ad.
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MERCHANDISE
Wanted-1o BUY

GRATING WOOD--In car load lots.
SEQ cords spruce, fir, pine and hem
lock, IT. long. good quality. Frank
Z. Mace, 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 5S4-M.
DRESSED CHICkENS-And fowl
Weber & Hewett.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Femsls

Help Wanted--Femals 90
AMBITIOUS WOMEN-We are going
to choose and train at our expense
few ambitious women for executive
positions which pay from $4,000 to
$4,000 year in some of our twenty
seven branches where such positions
are now available. requirements
high school education or better, good,
pleasing. sensible personality. good
health and good energy, ages % to 40.
unincumbered and free to travel eX-
tensively. Write fully giving your en-
tire history. Good applications to us
are never thrown away. Address i. l..
COMPTON 6 CO.. IS L. Washington
St, Chicago.
EARN $3.50 WEEKLY = Copying
names and addresses. Send stamped
envelope for particulars. Palace Mfg.
Co. Toledo, Ohio.
GIRI.-Competent for general house
work. References required. Tel 50i.
HOCSEWORK-Girl or woman for
general. References required. Call
forenoons, l Union street. Mrs.
Charles f. F'lynt.
LADIES-Sell rubber tea aprons, PIN
azores, crib sheets, sanitary goods in
your town; full or part time: can
earn from $50 to $50 weekly; free
samples write fully. Para Products
Co, 1928 Broadway. N. Y. City.
RESPONSIBLE WOMEN TEACHERS
WANTED-To travel during summer
vacation in congenial work along
school lines. Salary to start. Rail
road fare paid. Give age. education
and experience first letter. Address
S. ]. GILLFILLAN. 1916 Garland
Building. Chicago.
WOMAN-F'or practical nursing in fine
Augusta homes; $50 weekly. Earn
while learning our marvellous three
months home study course. Dept. a.
6206 Winthrop, Chicago.
Help Wanted-Maie SO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kennebcc coun-
~ for the Nacuette the new wireless
Vacuum cleaner. Sales Manager at
Waverly Chambers, 1870 Water St.
Room "A, Augusta. Saturday ? to D.
to 9 p. NJ.
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BY EN-
PERTS--Earn while you learn at
home. Electrical Book and Proof
Lessons free Satisfaction Euaran-
teed and position secured. Write to
Chief Engineer Cooke, 21ii Law
renee Ave. Chicago.
MAN-Wanted to succeed W. L. Crock
EFT in w. Kennebec county retailing
Rawleigh Good Health Food Pro-
ducts: spices flavors, medicines, toll
let preparations, etc. 1Jo everyday
necessities used by millions. Largest
company: established 35 years. IA
yorably known all over America. No
experience. practically no capital
needed. We teach you TO manage. Your
own permanent big paving business.
so000-s500O yearly. Give age: occupa-
ton. references. w. 7. RaWleiGh Co.
Dept. ME210. Freeport, III.
MEMS to 80 for L. s. Mail Service.
sIl5 to $3.50. Experience or CORE
spondence course unnecessary. Write
r. s. Bishop. Drawer $40. Joplin, Mo:
RELIABLE MANN every town and
CITY to distribute free samples, adj
yertising matter. etc. No selling. Iart
or full time outdoor work. Write
quickly sending stamps for contract,
Manager Colombo, 5l53 North clark
St, Chicago. Ill.
$40. O00. 0O0 COMPANY-Wants man to
sell Watkins Home Necessities in Au-
gusta. More than $50 used daily In
come sS5-s5O weekly. Experience I'M
necessary. Write Dept. Il I, The !. y.
Watkins Company, Ga North WASH
ington St. Boston, Mass
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JUST as simple as A-B-C-the ar.
rangement Of the classified ads.
DON'T NEGLECT the opportunities
which are all around you. Read tho
classified ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

bay. good condition,
willing worker weighs 1900. Irice
right Tel Leighton 13S-23.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

CEILINGS-Walls. standing finish
and floors reflnished to satisfy. Wall
papers of all styles. A. l.. Harris, %
jackson st. Tel. 1505-Y.
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Yearling. Ford touring car,
1916 bloc, cheap. 3G0-egg Cyphers in
tuhatCr. Charles Floyd Smith, Vim
thrNn. Tnl l1-12.
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INSTRUCTIONS

Local Instruction Glasses 80
SHOW CARD WRITING-And sign
painting taught. Easy terms. Econ
umy sign Service. 161 Water st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

CLASSIFIED ADS are tireless
workers.
day
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Poultry and Supplies

ClflCkS--From early maturing. heavy
laying Single Comb Reds. Popular
bred-to-lay stock, April. S22 per 100:
May, SIS, r., L. Jones, So. China.
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LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

BOSTON BULL TEEKlER-Pup. Tel.
137g-M
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ESMAN-f,NceIlcnt rormanent 70
sition capable man for Maine. ote4
April 1st. Specially line. staple mdsG
for all retail stores. Weekly advnnO
against commission contract Sales
Manager, 632 First Detroit, Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

~ TTNN Tl--N tIsWE IT"V' dEU y ETS''
s7sound good worker; CHEAP for cash.
Geo Penniman. Box Is, No. Wayne.
HORSI,S-Tair 3 VI. old srays, wgt.
5000 lbs. sound. good walkers. L. j.
Robinson. Tel 1862.
WAGON Jigger Driving harness.
CHEAP for cash. Tel. Gardiner 542-W.
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Brokers in Real Estate

city property at lowest
prices. Sec c. IL Beane Agency. Gar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-14

SALt.SMAN--Ii You THINK IN Terms "I
$4,000 this year write Us now. strong
line for retail stores. Nationally adj
rertised Established concern has un-
usual opportunity in Maine. l.itgra i
weekly advance to producer. The
CONTINFNTAL CO. 1872 Euclid
a,.Dn11n (,Int:nlltll ILlin
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
WILL ROGERS \ CREDIT TO HIS PROFESSION

WhI Rogers is a credit to tho stage in more ways than one, Not only is he gifted comedian and entertainer but ho IS a Worally up- rigHt and clcan-mlndcd individual His .io,>eS go over because Of their Intrinsic merit, with no aid from a uoublc meaning, Stage itc often aasociotod with the wilcs Of the do>j. means nothing of the sort to iais icklstcr; ho is as doyou'ly re- lIgious as d bishop.
 In New York the other day he addressed q gathering of clorgymen -- many the time he has done so; he always is Wr!Como visitor at such gatherings. And 6. the close the clcrgymon prayed for the com cdian's sister who at that time was on the point ot death in Oklahoma
 Will Rogers is church worker aud comedian; h. ms done more than any other star to bridge the gulf that has existed between some churches anu the stage.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
PRESIDENTS VACATION
 IN NEW ENGLAND

The fact that President Coolidge will spend his vacation in swamp scott, Mass. and that the summer capital of the nation will be in Lynn. & lew miles distant, should convince inc country, if tt does not already generally recognize the tact, that New England is the sum mer resort Of the country par cx. co}lonce
 In tho winter time, when climat- ic conditions in New England are generally "coId and fair" the cli- mate Of Florida receives general commendaton. But one hears very title of the climate Of Florida dur ing the summer time. Maybe the citizens of that state are perfectly willing 10 have the rest Of the coun- try overlook il during the heated rcrm.
 But it is then that New England IS at its best. Of course. Now Eng Iandcrs ge, touch of warm weather HOW and then, but it is uo.hing as compared with the tor nb'e product do)ed out by mother nature at points south Of the Sound.
 And in going to Swampscott, the President has as good an eye for q fine summer clty as George Wash ington had for bnauty when he lived al Mount Vernon. President Taft us.4 10 spend his vacations al Beverly. which is near enough 10 Swampsro., 70 bc about the same thing ir s4mm.r a'tractiyencss; and Senator LoIgD. never regarded as lacking an cyc for natural adyan- tagcs, lal bs magnificent residence at Nahant. Inc projection into l Massachusetts Bay between Revere and Swampscott and Lynn.
 r the President or his family wIsucs 70 tak> a dip in the brine, i' NH lo a. his door. If he or his family uhc q motor boat ride there or. the faci1ics arc ample. If they wish an automobile ride along thf most delightful countryside in Ne" England. a few minutes driving anc the eXpar.ence Is theirs, And if they care for the 1crdant foliage anc sy,,au Eladcs Of mother nature n her original and untarnishcd garb they can have it by motoring t' I.vnn Woods or Middlesex feIs 5oth large state parks only feV nirs dts,ant. And all the while tn coo, nre,zes from the ocean vi. keep them comfortable,
 Ani that's lhe coast Of the rugge' Nv Englanl shore. The PresIden wi. saow -h~ world where tr1 coLtaH.M,ut .ias.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
ANOTHER FLOGGJNG IN FLORIDA

Impropcr ~aGs 'o choh' oT pua- arny usually mab, it worse by vast .y increasing 'ho publicity. Fonja- min T. Way oe Lacooja, \. H.
 .arh,r ot 'r, 'amous Yale a'h""
 who u,.l m SarGord. Frorila, for ,.grt wars. wroJ. d letter 70 h's s.7 in tha north. stating tha, 'h> DO or. -ron,rs in the vicinity were r..r a poisonous spray -o kill v.-m,. II. advsI hs son to oe car-n! a.out ,"tng Florida celery.
 rn".r is surpos.d to be secret. ru. ~-~ do. su.t prrm'' 'ta'p r. i.- uf.l rr- m-t,y. Gu' ia S@@ or.' co,driorz sr u to b. dt0.- r', 14
 lcadfag ctlzers somehow discovered what was in f.. letter anI decideI to punish Mir Way, an a~.i man for saying sa.. things. Thy .ooH n.m into t.. rambie b1sl and whipped him Ito uncorsc!oa7l'ss
 Thas 'a. violent igno.a7r5 though. .h,y lad cured the sj'ua- ton Bar vl..a tbc story go out - as in,,E..ry # would - fhr- w7s moro 7uInrs 'N1 the 1'ndr> yofH- ol Sao.u| '..r an'"jr".''.
 Ihsrs ass scarcely bssn a news
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
Stewart :!.:1!!1!zs~ ::Ez1;s'

more came
 Finally he decided he mus get additional tribesmen into the row That's why he stirred up the na. tives-o of French Morocco to rcboI This makes sizeable war.
 
 What's more, 1t appears, accord ing to state department adyices that Abds emissarics are busy iI Italian North Africa. ltaly's ma, tives" are in a chronic state of re-. volt. Abd's idea Is to get them intc the same general free tor.ull witl him on his side, Of course, Ant Italy owes money to the unitci States, too.
 If Abd gets that far -- and hc's gone far enough already 10 prove himself some traveller -- It's likely the trouble will spread into Egypt and maybe on into Arabia, where much the same kind of people live as in North Africa, It would be more like Indian fighting than civi, llzcd warfare, but the whole stretch of country Is difficult for military operations. which would | cost like sin.
 True, the United States has nC direct interest in all this. Nevcrthe. less, the administration hates 10 set America's debtors getting into | mess which may cost them every cent they can rake and scrape foI i years to come.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
THAT HDLNE~HiH FOR MI SIC TNITNT

And so the Now Eri'an Musical club. through an unnamed ruha"- spirited cjt'-an. Is 70 .a'a,r a oo'u- petition 10 ascertain tha mos 'aI- ented musical student ia ta" oi.y and provide him or her with a years tuition fee at a prominent conservatory of music. Th- inaova- tion is one Of commlniab.a pro- portions; it should whe, pubic in- terest in the recipient and to a favorable bit 10 further ,nc musical life of the city.
 And we learn with sa.issac:ion that the club, after five vars os experimentation and growth, is 10 .rpand its activities, the l'.''"r '' gain ths interest Of he masses ''
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
VIENNA DISCUSSES
 JERITzA'S ACTIONS
Polish Singer Thrown on Key
 by Artists Disturbance

Nov York. May 14.-Dispiays of artistic temperament that cropped out before the curtain Of the Metro- poIitan Opera House last season have now set UaEging the tongues Of Vienna opera gocrs. In Vienna, as hero. he central figure Of gossip is Marie Jcritza.
 While singing Die Walkurc" in Vienna Mme O,zewska, Polish diva. was thrown off her music by conyersaiion and laughter Of Mme. Jori'za and two friends in inc wings
 Twice OIzcWska called out vigor- ous'y but the giggling did not abate' Thereupon she expressed herself moro vigorously.
 Both Jcrijza and OlzcWska com p}ained to tho management, Tho up- shot was that Clzewska consulted a lawyer and appealed 10 the public through the newspapers.
 Jeritza's New York artistic advcr- sary was the tenor Gigli Last win Ter in Fedora" GigH in one scene was supposed 10 throw Jeritza 10 the floor. He was so vigorous that the Junoesque diva went into the foot lights.
 Later in the season at the close Of La Tosca," Gigll took the first cur tain call alone. After 10 minutes Jrrirza appeared in 'oa~s, mutt srins -lIe's mean 10 me.
 Baron Non Pepper. J'rfza's bus l.snl. sail that his wife had been deeply offendcd.'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14
WE COMNIND NTOECkEL
 FOR FAIR STAND

The effort Of Moor Commissioner S'orckol 10 further local scIf-eor- orument in gasoline station sites Is Highly commendable There is no question but that the motor comlnis- sIoner is cnicavorinr to he fair to the city in connection with the West Main street filling station i'm brogjo, which has agItat"d more ciizens than any similar matter in its history
 Admission by Mr. Sfoockel that he has local taugjos to unraycr' in Gying station cases in Merjden, Bridgeport New Haven and oth"r towns, in addition 10 that in New Britain, indicates that the sta'e las thrown too heavy q load upon 'hc motor commissioner in thls Conn"c- ron r. shouId not he 'h" tIsin'ss Of the commissioner 'o be forced 10 Io such u0ra,,uuG. I'll" o'ato should hold hunls off and rl tho city authorities do their own '1.- rsycling. They are compe'c0' 0 do so and ought to be able 0 ms'c on. usure 10 all conccrn'd. f th'y dc not, aggr,cycI parties have access 'e he cour,s.
 The bill favored by inc motor l,r.c,~ commtssion,r, as outlined IT ao Herald yesterday should b' pass.d by the Legislature. lis etoc' would be an amendment upon tho p~rs,ut law and wouid give town. u.h mor. Han 10000 population ,lo rlg1t Q run their own filing station affairs. and not be in leadln: strings from h.. Legislature,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-14

tho city who are moi reached al all times win the kind of music the club so effectively fosters. All citi. zcns who have the esthctic welfare of trc city at heart will ioin in inc movement for more important city muSc1r'y
 And as for the address o' Charles n. Isnacson of Now York at tho an- nuo' hanuNc. Of the c)ub more good aAyj-r could not ha,o been crowd ol wto shorter space or time. Making Now Britain a finer place 70 live iu dc,ol,es in large mnasuro upon cultivation of the finer things Of 'itr, iN which musj' hocos- sarily hHs a largo place, Fut tho message ot tho Now Yorker was no: 10 make music fo" lhc few. but for tho many, Ifo told how if can he lor", how i' has hnaN lono in many other ci'joe. Only last week. u w1.s lamc1 ho spent 'hc entire tune wtN 'N, Indianapolis Chamber of roumorr, ao] r is crr'on ha was called 'bra for no ~'trNt rur- Dos" In Io1tonapoIs, es in n host ot o,hor cj'tos 'ao material as well as cs'1c'io >oluy ot music car the masses ha, boon r.5Iacd. ard t is not loo much 10 horo that in due time t],a same realization ma'orial- izos in N"w Brj.atn.
 New Britain has gained ,ho rapu- ,auon of hr,rs 8 factory toWla To a man like Mir. Is3qcson this is all 'he moro reason why it should also )o a musical town, for tho men who arc employed in factories are human beings anl react to the emo- '!ons of human beings, and as the visitor clearly pointed out, music h7s made it's way in other factory towns. l. having been shown in such c.'ies that q Ieavening of the musi- cal atmosphere 10 embrace all citi- z-ns instead of the few makes for better, finer, more stable and better satisfied citizens, scarcely anything more important to the upnuildine of this community can happen than a similar experience.
 The Musical club needs .lIa co, operation of others who see the
 light; there should he no doubt about getting it, Mr. Isuacson shoulI again be brought to the city to cX- pound his policies. He is an expert with a message Easily undcrsi cod he is that rara avis Of human Dn. deayor, an idcalist with business tN, perience. And music needs n1tnug so much as business sens mi>r with art.
 The Musical club, as the rhe' custodian of the musical art fife r the city, is a good thing but h4' not gone far enough. as tLr New Yorker trcnchantly stated. | ha. done well in five years 0. q bus! life. but should go at least tF}1cr a
 far within Inc next year.