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Glades Iron Works,
Including the I.1
TOWN OF GAINESVILLE.

AND EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
or Coal nnd Iron Lands annexed thereto For the
description and boundaries thereof reference Is
hereby ..ade 10 the allowing deeds conveying the
std lands to George ilafdHieii, nii OF winch nrc
recorded In the office u the Clerk OF the County
curt OF Preston county. West VifRinil. towit: 4
d. cd for two tracts OF land, one containing .SShS
ncrcs, tho other y acres AMI two poles from G. a.
and Agaes Heidelberg 10 said George llardman and
MARY F. Millncr, dated Aay l6. 1870, md recorded
In deed book 70 % on pages .G6 aud st7; a deed
for ny acres from y: Il. heidelberg to slld llarl
man dated May% ISL and accorded In decd book
No. 10. page .67; Il deed from Harmon md Martha
\. Tricket 10 the said ilaramnn md Mary +, Mil.
nerfortwo tracts Of land both containing sex acres
81, pages 95i md decd from john d. Shcrmtd and
o,he,stosald llnEiluan. dated May IL. 1877. and re-
corded In deed book No. lpaSes2and3: deed from
Margaret. George . Jnmes v. Julia a. and Sarah
+. Jackson, 10 said George llardm0n for one acre
dated Mnlcn l6. 1877, and recorded In deed book 10
49, mges 1915. u deed from Vim. i. and Z brown 10
said iHnttnati for two acresa and q pc.ches, dated
March u, 1874, and recorded IN deed book No ii
pnges 4 and 5: IL deed from cyrus and Nancy
linton TO said IiArdmha, for lancrrs and y, DC ces
dated June IL, lsl4, and recorded In deed book No
A, pages Island -: deed from Baekntr attd Re.
bvcca Fairfax TO sad Hartman Tor 10 nctcs dated
August ~, ls'!, aud recorded Ia decd book No Al
pages 20 and n; mud deed flsln John X, and Mary
4. Mliner TO the Aid llardmun for folr tracts Of
lind asSreating Wy ncres !acd'A arch TO- 1874, and
q: the whole containing In the aggregate about
$50 acres, with all the Improvements and pn,iicn
nncGs thereunto belonging, or in any wise appel.
Tuning. including the iron furnace thereon, and Ill
the machinery and fixtures thereon whether fixed
or movable, and all tools ana Implements used in
operating the same. whether fixed or movable, Mid
land being the SINE conveyed to Charles i, IAycry
by Eugene List by deed dated September 20, 4. j,
Is:S. and recorded among The public lind records OF
ssid county, In deed book &C. puge Il. III, :
Also, the following peronnl property now on tho
above real estate heTcinbcfore mentioned, namely;
nj =
l,wohetse wagon, lG sets Of harness. isix.hose en-,
CINE md upright engine boiler used 10 operate lie
same. g..aa -
Terms OF Sale for the Real Es,a,c.-Oncthird OF
the purchase money, greater amount thereof
rs the purchaser inny elect 10 pay cash In hand;
the residue In two equal yearly payments, with in,
tetest from day Of snle, aud the deferred payments
Terms Of Sale for The Personal lropcrly.-Aii
sums under one hundred dollars cash; over one
hundred dollars onc.ihlrd, or such greater amount
thereo. rs the purchaser may eject to pay cash; The
months respectively, bearing interest from Inc dav
OF sale. with approved personal security. - -
GEO. b. CALDWELL.
mvlo Special Comm tssfnnrr
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Good Roads aud Their Results.

M Union county, Ohio, has over 400 miles
aot gravelcd road, and is building 100 miles
more. The average cost complete is $1,000
per mile. Speaking Of tho advantages Of
the pixies the Auditor OF the county writes
/ to tho Mansfield Herald:
MI n Lands that were worth $40 aud $50 per
acre on mud roads now self readily nj s61
Sand so and upward per acre, and many
citizens OF older and richer counties are
coming in and purchasing farms in this
county, their reasons being that they wish
I to own lands in county blessed with good
roads. 1t makes a good system OF drainage
for low lands, and many farms are largely
sdrained by thing into these side bitches,
fences arc improved along the line OF these
roads, new dwellings are built, barns arc
painted, and the whole county is improved
and beauti6ed wherever you see good pixies
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z Tho second con ~ district, II

Editors lntolligeneef: I'll 4 u y I,
Let not the anti. Bousbons In West VIZ.
ginin hatter themselves with the Idea that
there Is 10 be n still canvass this year. A
storm Is brewing In every district and In
every county In the state, which will sur.
prise the very "oldest" Notwithstanding
this Is mn oE.year. II tho elements op.
posed 10 the ollgarchy are wise, they will
cement their forces in lime, and thus avoil
themselves OF the only means through
which they may have complete or even
partial success. II tho Greenback party
really means to cooperate with other
foiees against the Boarb ons, let them mani.
Test n willingness TO Join with the Rcpubli.
cans mud Independents upon a platform
enunciating nothing more Objectionable
than was embodied In tho Pcnnsboro res.
olutions OH State issues. There is no trou.
bic about tho election OF m opposition
Congressman from the Second District, for
example, provided the 1900 Republicans
who voted for tIokc, in 1850, arc not invited
10 acccde 10 I'LL the dictates Of tho 1000
Grccnbackes who voted for Farnsworth.
At that election Judge tiogc had but 52i
majority over the combined opposition,
but since the legislative gerymander, the
Bourbon majority, in the present District
is abont 900, ind OF the opposition the Re
pubicans have fully seven.eghths Of the
strength. There Is today within the fifteen
counties composing the Second District up.
wards OF 5000 Republican voters.
II TO these are added the 1000 Green.
hackers and Independents, the success
Of Il compromise candidate Is assured be.
fond doubt. IL remains 10 DO seen
whether proper concessions will DO made
by tho constituents OF the pcnnsboro con.
ference and the later Parkersburg Assem-.
bly,. 1t may rs well be understood from
the first that while the Republicans IRE
willing to meet NIL advances in proper
spirit, md heartily welcome The co.
operation OF all the forces opposed to the
common enemy, they arc not ready 10 make
all the concessions that may be involved.
They assure the Grccnbackers and Indie.
pendents, however, that with their aid the
election Of an an,i.Bourbon to Congress
from this district is possibly certain. Let
us join hands, therefore, and capture tho
fort. REronN.
Petersburg, W. W., May IS, 1882.
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4 LEGAL NoTlcEs.
jf ls5SSgS LEGAL NOTICES. q;
p ECEIvER's SALE, 4, (,
Livery Stable Stock.
III the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, ". Va, S.
AS. HARDEN OF al, - sfttstjlNlesS Ell

:, :. :. "a ~. In Chanccfy.
the above entitled cause On tho % day d May. 4;
D., 1881, the undersigned Special Receiver named
IN said decree will OH t.s
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF June, A. D., 1887,
Beginning At " o'clock a. NJ, sell at public auction
at The Livery Stable, No. $50! Main street, IN tho
Of "s! Virginia, 70 the highest an best bidder,
sixteen horses ak hacks. stop buggies, carriage,
pno Se SssF ser sSad ws %ono,s ss InE
one.iosc slr!ghs, sets lack haiiless, double set
carriage harness, . scts double buggy harness. u
scls single buggy harness. :scts double wagon hat:
halteIs. 3Duggy poles buffalo robes. 8 WOODEN lap
blankets . linen busters, 70 horsc blankets. ttnr
hone covets, wardrobe, 9,tovcs, buckets, . sets
shnvcls, riIcs, 8 neck Jokes. pair lead bars. "
harness covers, buggy covers. ? step ladders, 2
lounges, | cot, sleigh bells, whips, curry combs,
brushes. &C., &c. Including all t.elN oi article,
uAlinlly found at we'll furnished livery stable.
| Al.othp following articles OF oflce furniture:
| One sdIc, . deskS, desk chair, arm Chalr.
chairs plctase' 2elocls, stove set oigis AAlnrs,
Also The following household aud kitchen iurnl.
one set Of parlor furniture, set Of dining room
furniture, 2,eis bed room rnitute, carpets, mat
articles OF household and kitchen furniture.
| Also one gold watch RIlo chain .A.
TERMS OF SALE-For sums not exceeding one hun
tlred $500 dollars cash; for sums exceeding ont
hundred and not exceeding five hundred js5Ool
dollars. ono hall, orio ,nuci more as,he purchaser
may elect III cash aud the remainder III ninety 10Y
days with interest from the day Of S.lc: for slms
exceeding five hundred $40 dollars, ono Third, o.
and tho teinalndcrln Two equal Inst llmGnts ptya.
bic In three and Blk months respectively. with In.
ercst from day OF sale. the deferred inSnmcntSo Of
| la n hA
| icrsdfIai security. ROBERT N tRSiiAELI
| mylD na Special hec,ver.
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GEO.E. S7|FEL & CO.,
ILL MAIN STREET.
nvOO IA I.-.. .e . ...-.. - lie -Hrr.. o.
To Insurance Agents in West Virginia.

| p . q
THE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COM.
rASf, OF Baltimore, has complied with the laws
Of West Virginia. and proposes to establish Agencies
at each important point in the State. ~,
Insurance Agents or Broker or persons who cnr
devote portion Of their time to the business Of
Lite Insurance are Invited to correspond with Tho
| Company 10 ascertain terms. a'Il1 = -
II Is not proposed 10 place the State under the
control OF n Gcncrnl Agent, but 10 nav the fuli
the risk i.f ag5 500 49, 800 - '
NO better or stronger Lie Company can DO found
tan the Maryland. AS Will be seen by the market
aitc Of the securities published In the list Of assets
Mhen the company was organized seventeen years
ago. deposit Of 500 coo was made with the Treas.
urcr Of the State Of Maryland for the protection and
benefit 0! all It's pt.llcy holders. ~ l.EiaI H.
II now has assets OF 81 40 900 invested p,inclpally
III Government Bonds, Baltimore ClIy Stock Staie
OF Maryland Bonds md other desimple scc,iri les
Us lurplus over Its liability to policy holders Il
During the seventeen years OF It's business 1t has
anu return premiums 10 us policy holders or their
case. /, Il n 80 ' - '''s
, Inc Company IS prepared 10 make a contract for
the wheeling Agency With u competent man who
can furnish satisfactory evidence as to business
qualifications &c. - ri 80
Write for the Circularsand Pamphlets Of this Com.
pany ard for further iuio mation as 10 terms, &C.
oeioTe placing INSURANCE elsewhere. {fj.
fis wM. 4. BLACKBOARD.
81 x "a Eil,..sEt Manager Of Agencies, II
n, n Maryland Lie Insurance O., x
luy ~ nltimnrN Md
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n TnESt. Claisvillc narrow guagc railroad
has been in operation for five years-the
fifth year ending May II. From thercport
OF the Secretary VIC CLEAN the following
The gross earning for the five years were
Sss,8i6 OF; expenses $l8,55l IS; net earn
ings S0,005 40; average earninss per yeal
81 Sl3 90,
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4 Enron McFApDES, Of the steubenvillc
Ga:tlte, Is experiencing something like a
boom Tor tho Democratic nomination for
Congress. Nc, however, knows that arc
boo,ns and booms- TINT arc worthy
OF attention mud some TINT are not.
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DIED.

DEfGAE-On Friday, May 10Th, 1852, at 5 O'Clock
aSsd 70 year,. 80 20 $50
Funsml this afternoon at o'clock from her
parents residence in Benwood. Friends Of the
isnily ars invited to attend. ln;srnQn. a, Nj.
Calvary Cene,ssy. u
:. ". Friday, May ~ 1sS?. MARY NJ. TAYLOR, aged
80 years. So. sr-.. - %
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Tnn corn Is coming up nicely in the
iWaynesburg, Greene county, Pa, region.
The seed planted this spring has been Of
IN unusually good quality.
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TIE strike in tho Cleveland mills Inns
caused falling of in the y. 4 7. r. r.
revenues Of $1,000 per diem, and the
salineyillc strike will add 10 II. "yo
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SATURDAY. MAY u 1850

SATURDAY, MAY q, 1852, ~
the Court iiouscof Ohio county, sci! at bubble m,c'
Ion q the highest AMI best bidder, the following
described property tr as much thereof us IL uecrs
tary 10 Satisfy expenses OF sale md the amount nj
the debt unpaid and scared by said deed Of trlIsI
that Is to say certaiu tract or parcel Of land hs
Ing paris Of sub divisions and b Of the Shcphcnl
estate, plat Of which Is Oh record In The Eicrk's
Office OF the County C,urt of Ohio county Is est
Vire!na. in Iced Book No. IS, page SIS, und bound.
ca nha described as follows. viz: Beginning Ut a
stake corner to Henry Ilcrvcy, s. 4iS t. ID SoIO0
poles to II stake corner 10 Flemm,nr; ,bcne2 wiz
the line OF Flemnng N. SO i. II is TO nolcs 10
stake; theme. with said line N. S.S1o T. - 5olO1
poles % stake; thence with said fine N. 5l%S i
1856 100 poles to the Iialstcad linc thence 81, III"
said lines 5iHo Z. IS poles to stake corner with
McDcnald thence $. 5s54o ". IS poles 10 n stake,
thence with Hcrvey's line g. So ". ID W.lOO noies
TO the place OF beginning, containing seven ucrcs
tao roods md twelve perches OF laud, BE- the M,ne
more "I less. excepting only the reservations named
property conveyed 10 saId Bernard STANLEY by John
Il: storer and wife and Others, by deed dated Anri
49, $50 and of record In said CLERKS Office in Decd
Book No GU, page $40. ~. - '. ~"
Title believed, perfect. but selling as Trustee
shall convey only such title rs Is vested in mo hr
sall decd OF trust. '' '"'o -
TERMS OF SALE--Two hundred dollars of tho MIR.
chlse money, and MS much more ~ tho nrchnscr
may eject clsh IN hnnd; the residue In three eHai
instruments I. IT Six twelve and eighteen months
with Interest from day Of sale the purchaser "vin
notes for deferred payments secured by deed 'n ~
trust on the property. =, = - 'e' " VI
". II. HALLER, 80 Ts,.,',
y Auctionccf. n"rSs
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
DOR SALE.

t'o1N sAAh'
Ants fnrn Of 81 acre. and from 20 tn 80 acres
o. solid coal In one milo OF tho city, on the linc o
tho old llempheld Railroad. good for gardening
putposs The hbove lnud will b sold In small lo,s
or asa whole. to suit purchasers, and II not sold At
private Alc before the 10th DAY OF JUNE, It will
then be offered Al public auction OH that day al tho
front door Of The Court House Of Ohio county, ".
For further particulars call On
l.. STEESROD,
Near Mount Dc CnAntal,
Or J. C. HrsvEr, Auctloncer, No. ING Market
Greet CITY, lsr. ~. mVUj
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r ~ g flsEl|4l u 'r'..a ~
Z W. EDUCATIONAL, N
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NINE departments 81 study, ,sxt h,,L. y
AT Co3rt calendar Arranged 10 mi T1Skt i1nhh,a
penses ior one year from si76 to sN nsssaEstn n.
e sss, h s,euSancd FAT tenn Nss,
West vlrei In and from s,nt,dSSo m e EcuMitsS
Number Of students larger Than for S" ,an Z %tt.,.:
i, 's'for catalogues aud other lniorp,,,,o, :"
, Inc AS Vs, fi,e'den'' D. L. irIlSfVSn Hsys
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

TOR SALE-sAFA FAMILY HORSE,
q hb tsaties, On MaIket street. Good bargain
Otlertu.l
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u: THERE will be G25 delegates in the next
Ohio Republican State Convention.
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WANTS YOU BEFORE YOU BUY
COME AND SEEI

Come and see Our Realy.made Clothing.
Come and see our all Wooden Suits.
Come and see our Chcviot Suits.
Come and see our Diagonal Suits.
Come and see our Worstea Suits. y.
Come and see our Middlesex Flannel Suits
Come and sec our Mixed Suits.
Come,and see our Light rantaloons.
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TRuSTEE's SALE OF PROPERTY
Il NEAR ELM GROVE. odd ..las- = :
:, ~ virtue Of II decd Of trust made BY Bernar,
Shniiley and Ahnle his wife. TO trustee dn,ed
CLERK OF the County Court Of ohio county West
yilEinia, in Deed Of Trust look No. 5, paSe soS, i
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ATTORNEYS,

+" J. W. COWDEN,
w. ATTORNEY LAM.
Office, No. 1922 Chapllne St., WheelpS. Wy.
Prompt attention 10 All hnsi,cSs. IarrIY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-26

terest was manifested in legislation
and great men arose whose names now
adorn our annals and the recollection
of whose broad patriotism and conscen-
tious discharge of the trust reposed in them
ought TO be a standing rebuke to the little
fellows now filling the offices and who can
rise to nothing higher that the creation OF
deadlock. 1t is charged that the present
troubled Albany is the work of six or eight
delegates only who hold the balance of pow
or and are operating under the advice aud
wishes of that precious specimen of human
ity, John Kelly. They should be asked to
resign and the lesson shosld be remem-
bered in the future. The whole
source of evil, in such cases. rests at
last with the people, who have at ali times
the power to handle their representatives
if they will but exercise it. A D olitician
d 'eS not ordinarialy fancy facing an angry
and if he be informed by the
slightest hint as to the condition of the pub
iic mind he will be very apt to act in ac-
cord with its preferences. The want of dig
nifty and intelligence in our legislative halls
in America, and the disgraceful scenes
there occurring are rapidly making
us a laughing stock in Europe and
furnishing most powerful weap-
Gus for the use of the enemies of popular
government. We trust that such glaring
evidences Of misconduct and failure in the
line ofduty as these recurring deadocks
and contests between individual politicians
and factions will have the effect of arousing
such criticism and condemnation as to pre-
vent them in the future. Wherever vital
questions of general interest are at stake,
all honest contestants can afford to remain
firm but the use of the machinery OF gov
eminent to fight one or dozen mems bat
ties, OUGHT not to BE- tolerated for a mo-
ment.
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heaps on a ford and spoil it; that an ex-
cavation of forty feet would have to be
made 10 overcome rise Of ten feet. The
Trinity, synonym for mud, he calls a
beautiful summer rivulet," etc, etc. He
failed to see the plan we suggested of I'M
porting means, and tells us we had better
do that. If bonds are issued to run thirty
years, they would find a market in the
money-centers of the East. Would not that
import the means? If they run thirty
years would not that give our children a
chance to help pay for the comforts and
business center We build up for them, and
also enable the capital our Improvements
invited capitalists to import into our city to
help pay not only the principal but the in
terest from wear to year2 Can YOU tell us
how men of small bore and many city lots
are going TO be educated TO see what belongs
TO their own interest if these questions are
not made the living vital issues instead OF
partlzan politics at our city elections now
suggested?
The spirit the enthusiasm and the dis
cusslons OF an earnest canvass would bring
Hood OF light on the question that would
convince every man worth convincing that
these improvements must be made, that
The means can be raised, and that Dallas is
now able and ready for the work to begin.
There have been well grounded arguments
IN the past history Of our city why
these improvements should not be made,
but these no longer exist, and our humble
efforts, Mr.. Editor, is only to add our mite
TO aid you in waking up the Rip Van
Winkle Sleepcrs to the fact that Dallas with
her numerous finished, growing and pros.
pectlve railroads, her water works, gas
works, miles OF streets and street railroads,
located as she is IN the center of
one of the largest and richest agricultural
sections in the whole Southwest, and on
the great through Southern Pacific route, is
already assuming metropolitan proportions
and no man in Dallas who is able dare say
he is afraid to build his TWO or three-story
stone and brick edificcs. No enterprise,
whether mercantile, manufacturing educa-
tonal, religious or literary need be con
sldered venture in Dallas, if backed by
capital and brains. Now please let me
touch FIFTY" up on his doctor argument
by reminding him that when | employ
doctor to diagnose my disease, or a surgeon
to amputate my limb, or hangman to
stretch my neck, give me one of large ex-
perence. An engineer fresh from the en-
ploy ola great and rapidly growing city is
what we need, no matter whose ''toes are
plnched, and we had just as leave import
from New Orleans as New York, provided
the man has the experience, We are not
AFRAID to 20 toany part of our whole country
for what we need. W.D.K.
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DEADi.OCkS.

Daily il is noticed in the United States
That our politics are becoming most shame
lcssly corrupt and are desencrating into the
mcrcst personal differences. The parties
have worn thrcadbarc the issues between
them in former years, and have commenced
even bittercr fights within their own ranks,
than they Were wont to wage against their
political enemies. II is, in one sense, iortu.
nately, a fact that no grca; question divides
the Democrat from the Republican politi.
cally, further than the general tendency
OF their policies There is no live subject
OF dispute upon which they are re-
spcctyely unanimous aud un,ag.
onistic, The one wants the National
government made stronger, while the other
desires to increase the powers of the States.
But the oilicc-holdcr and the politician
must live, and it no decided principle lie.
mands attention his business must noccssa-
rily drop into simple struggle for the
places of profit in the government, and per
sonal matters are made the basis of all
their contests, From one end Of the coun-
try to the other, rs q consequence, we are
compelled to see needed improvements and
legislation and whose necessity all admit,
20 uncarcd for, while few men
paid by the people for another pur.
pose settle their personal accounts. II is
as dishonest to fritlcr away public time
which is paid for, as to recklcssly or lille.
gally spend the public money. Either is
criminal and Il Is singular that men who
have apropcr appreciation Of the duties OF
private lie so oOon seem to think and act
as Il the same obligations did not rest upon
thcm as servants of the public. Where
such sacred trusts as legislation and the
handling OF governmental revenues are re.
posed in public nncIionarics even greater
regard should be had Cor the little
nicetics involved IN morals than where
dealing with an Individual II. of
course, there can be any distinc.
ton In such affairs, We have had lately
another spectacle Of gros, neglect of duty
aad utter lorgc,mlncss Of propricty In the
case OF the deadlock Of the New York I.cp.
stature. That body has for three week,
been In session and not even has an orrani.
Saiion been effected. We are not appraised
Of the expenses Of the New York Assem-.
bly, per day, but they must amount Ia
thousands Of dollar, in the time stated. For
a number Of rroFesscdly intelligent and
homes, men to thus throw away IN the mos,
senscless manner so much time and so
much money over petty differences Is a
crime and shame, and the members ouph,
TO fear TO again face their con.
stitucncies. In the case Of the deadlock IN
the United states Senate last year, som,
little excuse existed, as there was really 4
question ofprineiple al stake, bat even thai
produced no beneficial results, and in m,
light Of subsequent events the DAYS los, /,
wraneling could have been put in mucl
more prohtably. We are mos, assuredl,
drifting into more corrupt practices and /,
seemingly less regard for the general wei
. iare than was dreamed Of as possible a half
century ago. Then, rrnuin IN