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North Michigan Resorts.

Through sleeping and dining car lines of
the Pennsylvania and Vandslia lines from
Indianapolis to north Michigan resorts and
to Detroit and to summer resorts via De-
troit will begin running June %. Low-rate
round trip tickets now on sale. For par
ticulars address w. w. RICHARDSON, D.
=. A. INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
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EANDALIA LINE.
Important Change of Time

Commencing Sunday, June 10, the fast
mail train now leaving Indianapolis 7:10
p. m, will not carry passengers. new
train, the Terre Haute express, will leave
Indianapolis daily at Z p. m, stopping at
Greencastle and Brazil Arrive Terre Haute
p. m. No other changes in west-bound
trains.
w. w. RICHARDSON, d. P. A.
Indian nolis
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LAKE ERIE * WESTERN r.. r..
S1.5O-Mfchigan City Excursion-$I 80.
Thursday, June 20, 1902.
Leave Indianapolis a. m.
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
rmpOrtaut Change of Time

Beginning Monday. June 16. the New York
express train No. ii will leave Indianapolis
daily at $40 a. m. instead of S:25 a. m. as al
present. w. w. RICHARDSON, d. p A.
INDIANAPOLIS
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LAKE ERIE ~ WESTERN II. r..
S7.OO-Niagara Falls ExcursiOn-S7. 90
Thursday, Aug. z, 1902.
Leaves Indianapolis p. m.
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LAKE ERIE q WESTERN r.. r..
S1-CeIina, o., and Way POints-S1.
81 .25-Lima and st. Mary's. O.,-$1. %.
Sunday, June %, 1902.
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S1.25-Decatur and Return-$1.25
Special train leaves Indianapolis a. m.
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Harness and trunks; carriages and buggies;
best values for the least money. TECHENTIN
& FREIBERG, 1876 East Washington st.
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C., III. 81 ID.

Advertised for June % is Cancelled. r. P.
AI.GEO. ID. P A
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Led Lando, Manufacturing Optician.
Permanent location at 142 N. Pennsylvania St
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Leave indianapolis $50 a m.
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Charles G.. Dawes, of Chicago, Former
Controller of the Currency, the
Guest OF Honor.
GAVE AN INSTRUCTIVE TALK
HIS SUBJECT WAS "BRANCH BANKING
AND ASSET CURRENCY"
w. Il. Brown, of Chicago, Also a
Guest of the Local Bankers
Men In Attendance.

Last night, at the University Club, the
bankers OF this city sat down at dinner
together for the second time in observance
of their pleasing custom Of meeting in the
spirit of cameraderie at least once each
year. This custom, observed for number
Of years with marked success in large
cities of the East, was inaugurated in In
dianapolis last year, when the bank officials
of the city took a delightful trolley ride in
Mr. McGowan's luxurious private car.
lunching afterward at the University Club
and listening to an admirable address from
Addison c. Harris.
The committee on arrangements for last
nights event decided to have an elaborate
banquet with fine climax in the form OF
an address by Hon. Charles G. Dawes. ex-
controller of the currency, now president
of the $4,000. 600 Central Trust Company of
Chicago. The large company that partook
OF the splendid feast enjoyed 1t so much
that spontaneous motion of thanks TO the
committee was carried with a rush.
The tables for the dinner were arranged
in a hollow rectangle, open at one end,
the other end being made by the toastmas-
ter's and speakers table. A chain OF nat
ural foliage connected all three of the ia
bles. and in front of the one occupied by
the guests of honor was a row of pottted
palms. During the eating Harpist Marone
played fascinating airs from behind a
screen OF towering palms. With Toast
master John II. Holiday and the orator of
the occasion. Mr.. Dawes. sat William F.
Brown. OF Chicago. president of the Auto
mobile League of America. Stoughton A.
Fletcher. W. F. c. Colt, V. T. MaIott and
Governor Durbin.
When coffee and cigars had been served
POSTMASTER Holiday in a graceful speech,
presented Mr.. Dawes. The appearance of
the distinguished fnancier was the signal
for an ovation. Mr.. Dawes took for his
subject Branch Banking and Asset Cur
rency." His address was characterized by
it's clearness, logic and the earnestness of
the speaker. Mr.. Dawes did not denounce
the Fowler bill. at which his speech was
directed. but contented himself with adj
vancing strong arguments against its chief
features.
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN X. r..
81 .OO-Lafayette and Frankfort-$1.OO 90.
Sunday, June %, 1902.
Leave Indianapolis $50 a. m.
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New Pianos asS and up at wulschnerA
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Feed your horse JANEs's Dustless Oats.
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York city alone i'm 1899 the bank clearings
We're about $4,000, co., 900. IN 1900 about So
900 O00.6l1 and in 1901 about $1,000. 10000
greater than they were IN 1897. The real
need OF the national financial system, ac-
cOTding TO Mr.. Dawes's views, he expressed
q fOilOura
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-03
9AH!! VIZ! s'!s ilDgad6 HllhgSVl


A c0rrespondent corrects some err
roneous statements about q month
with no full moon. whIch appeared
recently in a paragraph quoted from
Missouri paper. 'As a matter Of
fact, he says. the month Of Febru-
nry. 1886. lad fun moon. which fell
on the 18th, as reference to the al
manac for Il t year viii show The
month Of February. 1898. however.
had no fun moon. nor did that OF 1866,
and this Is no inlrequent occurrence,
bus happens every twenty Or thirty
years The month Of February hav-
ing, except in leap year. only twenty
eight days. and the moo = phases be.
ing separated BY an erage period
OF twenty-uine days. II OF necessity
follows that in February frequently
only three such phases occur The
phenomena is therefore neither rare
nor Of any interest. and the only won
der Is who could first have started SO
foolish story as that no month
witAout a fun moon had occurred
since the creation Of the world. nor
would recur again for two and a half
million years. New York Tribune.
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Warning Order

In the United States Court Ia tho indian Tcf.
ritors, southern District.
W B. clars, Plaintiff
vs..
n. I-clarK. Qsfendant.
The deienianGN Il Clark Is swafaed 70 81.
pear In this court in thirty DAYS and answer
tne complaint of the plaintiff. w B. CLARK.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge of
sold Court and Seal thereof this lith day of
August, iqua
tshAt; G. n. cANrBEf.L Clerk
ny J, ". sPHAKE. Deputy.
y ~ Riddle attorney Tor plaintin
A, C. ilrs, attorney Tor non-resldont dert.
FirstpuniisneQ August ia Ipog.
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EXCURSION RATES.

! Excursion rates to Ohio and In
diana. One fare plus ~ fol
round trip. Tickets on sapc Sept
II, 9, l6 and 2srd. Limit 80 days,
Talk to Frisco System agent for
further particulars.
Washington, D. O., and re
turn via FRISCO system, G. A. r.,
36th Annual National Encamp
ment, see Frisco System agent for
special round trip rates ON sale
Oct. 8. 4. 8. and 6. 1902. Limited
Oct. IA, privilege Nov. srd. Stop
over either direction.
Birmingham, Ala, and return
one fare, by way of the Frisco
System. Account National Bap
tist Convention (eoIored). Tickets
on sale Sept. l4th and Is, limited
sept.27
Second class colonist rates to
California via Frisco System on
sale daily during September and
October, 1902. Very low rates.
san francisco s25 90; sacremento
s250O Los Angeles $500. See
Frisco System agent for rates to
other points and ask all the quee
tions you want to.
Frisco System. one way second
class colonist rates 10 parts in the
north west Ogden and Salt Lake,
Utah Helena and Butte, Mont.;
Spokane and Seattle, Washington
Portland, Ore, and other points.
Very low rates with stop over
privilege on sale daily during Sep
tember and October, 1902. see
FRISCO System agent for complete
information.
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NoiIoE.
chickasha, Ind. Ter coal con
sumera please take notice.


On and after Sept. LIST we the un
designed coal dealers in the city
have agreed to not sell any coal
unless cash is paid at time order
is placed. or when the coal is de
livered. Our losses have been
very great, and the margla 80
small that We cannot oiIord 10
make any losses By not collecting
for the coal.
Not to hurt any ones feelings
We will insist on all paying, the
rich, the poor. the whites, the reds
and The colored. as our drivers
win ali have instructions TO either
bring back the money Or The coal
II rot paid for at time order ls
placed.
The good paying ones WILL not
object and the other ones are the
ones We do not want to trust, and
we cant tell the drivers who to
leave the coal with, and not re
ceive the money and who not 10.
we have to pay spot cash for our
coal and you have just as good
credit as we do, we have 10 put
up cash or we don't get any coal.
Amsden Lnmber 90,
Stephens y Brown.
ABsnow q 90,
J q kobb Grain CO..
chictasha Milling co.,
washita Valley l.. 90.
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= splendid summer resort. hIrh
up IN the Sacramento mountains
N New Mexico, on the 1zl Reno
Short Lane 7feat Rock island
hoate:l II you sre looking for
test sna recreation, you can and
them q Cloudtrofl. The noun
tain breezes, fresh with the fra>
GRANGE Of ths great pine foresss
bring health aud cool niekis.
Ciounerofi gives all the pleasures
nnd benefits Of a soinrn In ~
mountains. It's story is best told
10 handsome booklet lust min.
liebed by The Great Rock Islam,
Route and which can be had free
on application to Z. w. Thomp-
sou A.. q e. A. Topeka. Kan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-09-03

Mrs. Benge and daughter Of
Lawlcn, ale visiting friends ii
that city this week.
ia. Wilson. Of Sigmon's furni
ture store, made business TRIP
to Bowie yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pattinge- will VISIT
relatives and friends IN Ohio and
Indiana during September.
Bert Ellis, tuba player Of ths
Chicks va band has gone to Kan i.
to spend a few days with friends
There win be meeting Of ths
FIRE department at headquarters
Wednesday night At 1880 o'clock
c. W. Bell, Sec'y.
WIN Auten departed the first Of
the week for Shreveport, where
he has secured a position viii
was a popular fellow and valued
member OF the Ohickasha band !.
and his associates regret to lose
him.
The work for laying off the
new public school buildings starts
today, and excavating for the foun-
dationa viii begin just as soon as
this work is completed. Every
body is proud Of our new schools.
and the progress Of their construc-
tion win be watched with interest.
J. w. vogel, the architect OF the
Chickasha schools, secured the
plans for q school building at Ad-
dington recently, and is now pre-
parlng specifications for hands
some structure there. He will
make visit there in a few days
to look after it.
Samuel Miller, Of Kansas City,
who recently visited Chickasha
and made arrangements to start q
hardwood saw mill at the crossing
of the Rock Island and Frisco
railroads, arrived from Kansas
City today accompanied by his
family. He has purchased all his
machinery, engines and other par
aphernalia, which have been ship
ped and is now on the way here.
Mrs Miller will begin work on the
buildings for his plant at once.
When IN full operation he expects
TO employ fully 90 men.
r, $. Tobin has sold the opera
house grocery stock 10 e. Pagan
and B. l.. Newman. The Express
is very sorry to lose Mr.. IoOtn
from our business field but is
pleased to be able to inform our
readers that he win remain in
Uhickasha. Mr.. Tobin has b cen
very successful as a businefs man,
since coming to our cityproying
himself to be an accommodating
sound business man in every sense
Of the word. r. s. Tobin is one
Of the proprieiors OF our new
opera house, which has dipensed
10 much pleasure for our theatre
going people, and for which he
deserves the thanks Of all Chick
'sha. Mr.. Tobin VII attend 70
Inc opera house business hereafter
We welcome Misses
7agan and Newman to our city
md its field and predict for them
uccess.
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KaPhIlE lFieT.

10 ine United Sintes Court 10 the lndian Ter.
fhory southern Dlslsicts In nankrupte,
" ~ 8 villa william n pannrupiey.
The defendant W. Q Williams, is warned
q appear q ihis Court "a thirty days and aus.
Wer tne petition Of The plantiz. J F. smei-
ger Arms Co.. Ct a., praying that the said ".
9. Williams be adiudEed bnnkrupt
Witness Hon. nosea Tqwasend. iadr. q
aald court and seal ihcreos. shss so,h d.r Il
Jnly 1884,
''@Ni1 G. II. cAAFnEtI. Cletk
~ W spsake. Deputy
Peter Hareioot q car1ichaci. atfofaafs fdr
petitionlnR creditors. ?" ~
dent defendant
tIIai punl.haa Auga.L a.l IL.
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Added now to the joys Of tobacco
Is the knowledge that smoking may
prevent some diseases. DR.. Dumon
has studied the action OF tobacco
smoke upon the various organisms
found in the cavity Of the mouth. and
has found that while It has no effect
upon typhoid fever germs or tetanua
Qockjaw) II greatly retards the
growth Of the bacllll Of influenza. Of
diphtheria and OF Lon
don Science Siftings.
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Mrs. Benge and daughter Of
Lawlcn, ale visiting friends in
that city this week.
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NoTIcE.

All members Of the Chickasha
Mutual .Bsrial Association are
hereby notified that six-cent as
sessment is called for the burial Of
Geo, w. Tryon, child Of James
Tryons who was buried Aug. 81.
1902. W. c. Pimm, Sec. 1w
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ROCK ISLAND WALL MAPS.

ROCK ISLAND WALL MAPS.
A new wall map OF the United
States has just been issued BY the
Rock Island Passenger Depart
ment. These maps are complete
in every detail and have been re
vised up TO date. They are three
and one half by four feet, printed
in black and yellow on heavy
paper, being bound suitably tohang
on the wall. They are very at
tractive map and especially useful
for reference. The Rock Island
has sent out large number Of
these maps to hotels and public
places and many requests for them
from its friends and patrous have
been complied with. tf|
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Wanted-By experienced teacher,
position in private family. Teach
music. Address F. McGIoiiIn,
21o West Seventh street, OkIaho-
ma City, Okla. Sw-w
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THR WEELY EXPRESS FRFE

For one year as a pfemiom on
cotton delivered to Chickasha.
The Weekly Express will be mail
ea free for one year to each Of the
hrst ten men deiiverlhe cotton To-
any Of the cotton buyers in Chick
aha
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FRISCO SYSTEM
Worlds Fair Special /.

Worlds Ealr Special.
Leaves Oklahoma City $3.50 pm
Arrives Kansas City 100 en-
Arrives ST. Louis, 1890 am
Arrives Memphis. 81. 900 pm
ST. Louis ExpFe-s.
Leaves Oklahoma City. os5O am
Arrives 81. Louis. s...,.@..z.15 am
Meteor
Leaves Kansas City.s....7.15 pm
Arrives Oklahoma City. 1880 An
Arkansas and Oklahoma Express.
Leaves g. Louis. .....10.O0 pm
Arrives Oklahoma City. G:45 nm
Through cars and Pullman PAL
ace sleepers between Oklahoma
City. Kansas city, 4 1@.nis and
Memphis. For rates and other
Information call on nearest Frisco
System agent or address the
undersigned
b. r. DUNN. /
d. F. A.. Wichita. Kansas.
J. II, GRoTHER, 7. p. a..
oklahoma city
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Wing Lee and Co.. late Of Fort
Worth Texas will open up Chin-
ese restaurant in the building late.
~ occupied by CLAY Donovan.
Mr. Lee has had ffteen years Of
experience 10 the reslauEant busi-
ness had viii be open for business
tomefrow morning at o. no. and
will serve regular meals and short
orders day and night.
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ia. Wilson. Of sigmon's furni
ture store, made a business trip
10 Bowie yesterday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pattingc- will VISIT
relatives and friends IN Ohio and
Indiana during September.
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is COMING MONEY.
Krupp.s Big Profit in Gun Maxim

Krupp's Big Profit In Gun Making.
Krupp, the great German gunmaker,
seems to be coming money in his con-
tracts with the German government.
The Frankfurter Zeitung prints
statement made by Il competitor OF
Krupp regarding the profits made by
Krupp in his contracts with the Ger
man government. He says that some
time ago Krupp furnished field guns
at $1,145 each. Competitors afterward
received an order for the same kind
for s464.30 each. Thereupon Krupp re-
duced his price from $1,145 to S452.3S
For shrapnels Krupp received $2.03;
his competitors furnished them al
$1.19. 1t is an error to say that Krupr
alone can furnish nickel plates for the
navy. The process of manufacture is
no secret, but is known by every in
telligent manufacturer. If there were
competition, the nickel plates could
be obtained at half the price paid to
Krupp. The German navy department,
however, prescribes conditions which
make competition impossible. Testing
grounds are required OF the same di'
mensions as those of Krupp, which be-
long to the government and have been
rented to him. The necessary provis-
ions for testing 24-centimeter guns
would cost between $5OOOOO and $780,
900. Without previous assurances on
the part of the government, nobody
would risk such an investment
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WOMAN'S HONESTY
In Returning a Purse wins Her n Nil.
Iionaire Husband.

-
In Returning Purse wins Her a Nil.
Iionaire Husband.
New York Cor. Philadelphia Rec
ord: A husband with $l,000,000 due
him from a rich uncle's estate is Mrs.
Kate Wright's reward for honesty II
she but chooses to say Yes" Mrs.
Wright Is forewoman in a book bind
cry and works because Sam Wright,
with whom she eloped in July 1899,
has not treated her as a husband
should treat a pretty and confiding
helpmate. Three months ago Mrs.
Wright went to a lawyers Office to
begin divorce proceedings and on
the stairs found a wallet contain
ing a great many greenbacks OF large
denomination. She showed her find
to the lawyer. why, that's my wal
let" exclaimed Joseph Pionier, brother
of Alfred Pionier, who has since be
come deputy chief electrician at the
Paris exposition, and who at the time
had an Office in the same building as
Mrs. Wright's lawyer. Mr.. PIONEERS
card and other papers indicating mis-
were III lllt WdtlSls SO
Mrs Wright surrendered it without
hesitation and refused to accept a re-
ward. Il don't see why | should be
rewarded for giving up what never be-
longed to me-" she said. A few weeks
later the PIONEERS went to Paris. and
since then Mrs. Wright has obtained
her decree of divorce, with permission
to resume her maiden name Yester-
day a letter postmarked Paris, from
young Joseph Pionier, was received by
Kitty. After telling her of the death
of a multi millionaire uncle, he said:
There are only five persons among
whom the estate will be divided equal
ly. | am one of them. In few weeks
everything will be settled and | will
return to New York. | have been
thinking a good deal about you. Al
though / met you only four times, |
feel convinced ! can never love any
body as | love you. When you get
your divorce do you think you can
make up your mind to marry again?
I'm determined to win you. I'll not
take No for an answer. Make me
happy and tell me you will consent
to be the wife of your sincerely low
ing. Joseph. Pioniey." Il guess he'll
be glad when he hears | got the d
vorce," she said.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-07

or all angling-indced, of all sport
OF any kind, some enthusiasts will tell
you-salmon angling in the grandest.
The FISH combines all the qualities
which make a fish worth catching
beauty. size, strength. courage, shy
ness and delicacy of flavor.
Every man who goes a-flshing pines
for big" Ash at times-not a fish
big merely as half-pound trout is
big in waters where fingerlngs con-
stitute the ordinary catch. but a fish
that would be accounted big anywhere
and everywhere. With the exception
OF the salmon there are not many Ash
in fresh waters that will answer the
requirement; and what monsters there
are in fresh waters too frequently are
like such fish as the pike, which is
not game in proportion to his size.
Another beauty Of salmon angling is
that he defles the pot fisherman. Every
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-07

innumerable little pores situated at the
margins of the leaves, and known as
water stomata, to distinguish them
from the almost similar apertures in
the expanded blade whose function is
to regulate the constant passage of
air to and from the internal tissues.
Water comes out of the plant or va
por during the daytime, when the neat
is sufficiently great; but in the even
ing, when the temperature is lowered
very much, considerable quantity is
exuded in the form of tears OF liquid
drops that collect near the edges OF
the leaves, and these members bend
down under their increasing numbers
until the drops tumble off on to the
ground below. in veritablc shower
There are, it is said, three weeping
trees in Logan county, Kentucky,
which are quite remarkable. Some
time ago, when there had been no
rain for fortnight. water in streams
began to run from the top of each
branch. SO much water indeed fell
that the ground beneath the trees was
described as completely soaked, and
a man standing under them got wet
through in four or five minutes.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-07
EnsY COnpanY.

Frenchmen are born diplomatists,
yet in a free and unguarded moment
even one of that tactful race will
sometimes speak his mind without
tinge of iattery. Such an ungarnish-
ed speech is recorded of a young
Frenchman who. during visit to Lon
don, was taken to see Madame Tus-
saud's famous waxworks. What do
you think of them?" asked the friend
who was acting as guide on that occa-
sion. oh" said the young man, with
a slight shrug. they seem to me very
like the people at an ordinary English
party, only perhaps a little stiffer."-
Youths Companion.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-07

A school of practical farming win
soon be started by prominent persons
of New York on a farm near Sing Sing.
The students, as planned, will include
both men and women, and will be
Taught gardening, the care of orch
ards, raising stock and poultry, keep
ing bees and house decorations, as we'll
as the usual subjects of scientific farm
ing already s.ught at many of the
scientific SCHOOLS. The course will ex-
tsaA over two years.