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...what he would do with their opportunities, so that they drove him into the streets. Thence he went to the shores of Lake Ilmen, sang sorrowfully until there appeared Volkhova, Princess of the Sea. Instantly she loved Sadko for his song, told him that if he cast his net into the waters he would draw forth three golden fishes which would spell wealth, happiness. Sadko rushed home, cast aside his doting wife, proceeded to the quay where he wagered the merchants his head against their wealth that he could catch the golden fish. When he succeeded, found himself with heaps...
United Corp. (Owns over four million 4. shares of United Gas Improvement Co., 956,000 of Public Service of N. J.): $8,296,000 net during first year of operation. Assets: $323,307,000 as against $150,000,000 at time of formation...
...electric and 200,000 gas customers in twelve states, reaching a territory with a population of more than 7,500,000. It has assets of $1,141,000,000. For twelve months ending Nov. 30, 1929, gross earnings were more than $157,000,000. with a net...
...locally. Then a chance sample reached a Manhattan gambling hall owner who obtained a 50-year sales agency which the company later bought back. From then on White Rock's sales bubbled upward. In 1906 the present company bought Welsh out for about $2,000,000; in 1929 its net profit...
...game opened with the Crimson forwards taking the play into the opponent's territory and resulted in the Terrier goalie being deluged with shots. With the period but three minutes old. Baron, right wing for the Boston University team, in attempting to clear from in front of the net, accidently slipped the puck by Grodberg for the first score for the Crimson. Shortly after this, Berholtz was put off the ice for tripping, and the Terriers found themselves unable to stave off the bitter onslaught of the Harvard forwards, and two goals were scored on them in rapid succession...