In His Steps

After Edward Norman told Clark to dispense with contracts for ads of whiskey and tobacco when the contracts ran out, Clark felt what and what? Of what was Clark sure?

After Edward Norman told Clark to dispense with contracts for ads of whiskey and tobacco when the contracts ran out, Clark felt what and what? Of what was Clark sure?

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Clark felt astounded, and he was sure that the newspaper would begin losing money.

"This will mean a great loss to the NEWS. How long do you think you can keep this sort of thing up?" Clark was astounded at the editor's action and could not understand it.

"Why not? Because they will lose more money than they make, that's all!" Clark spoke out with an irritation that he really felt. "We shall certainly bankrupt the paper with this sort of business policy."

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In His Steps