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UNITED STATES PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. 31s3.
Serial No. o2s55s.
United States Land ONCE, Phoenix
Arizona, Oct 9, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that W. III
BROPHY and JAMES DOUGLASS
v hose post Office address is Bisbeei
Arizona, and Douglas, Arizona, respect
lively, have made application for
patent for the following named lode
mining claims, situate in the Warren
Mining District, Cochise County, Ari-
IONA:
MASCOT, JR."
Beginning at Corner No. 1, the
Southeast Corner whence c. c. Sec
ton 26, Section 27, TIP. % s., r. "a
e. on line "a Gap" lode, Survey No
1873, bears South So p E. 21O9 feet;
thence S. So AZ w. $3.50 feet to
Corner No 2, the S. w. Corner
thence N. so 81 z. 1850 feet to
Corner No. g, the n. w. Corner
thence N. So 43 f. 286.5O feet tc
. Corner No. 4, the n. p. Corner;
( thence s. 22o "a W. 1920 feet tc
F Corner No. /, the place of beginning
containing a total area Of 1926 acres
/ Expressly excluding area in conhicl
with Survey No 1743, Mascot" lode
Of 6.627 acres, and area I'm common
conflict with Survey No. 1743, MAS
cot" lode, and Survey" No 2411
Star" lode, Of 001 acres; the are
in conflict with Survey No 2411
Star" lode. or .OO9 acres, and are,
in common conflict with Survey Nc
2i11 star" lode and Mascot FL
tension" lode, unsurveyed Of 90
acres. and area in conflict with Sur
vey No. 1872, Martin" lode, Of "A
acres. The presumed course OF tn,
vein on this claim is from the Mort
end center South 20 IL W. 1889
feet.
GOLDEN CALF"
Beginning at Corner No. /, tn
S. e. Corner whence c. C. Section q
F Section u. TIP. % S, R. "A z. on lin
ga Gap" lode. Survey No. 1873, bear
s. To- "a E. 1864 feet; thence N. Al
32' ". SIT feet to Corner No. ., tn
s. W. Corner; thence n. 20 "a Z
l0584O feet to Corner No. 8, the n
w Corner; thence S. AZ 32' E. 60
feet to Corner No. 4, the n. f. Corner
thence s. 90 a. W. lO247O feet L
Corner no. J. the place of beginning
containing a total area of 1880 acres
Expressly excluding the area I'm COZ
lict with Survey No. 2411, "Old Strat
ton" lode, Of 2.64O acres. The pre-
sumed course of the vein on thi
claim is from the North end cente
south PC ga W. 1O24.7 feet.
The location notices Of said claim
are recorded in the office Of the CouI
~ Recorder Of Cochise County. AT
/ iona, as follows:
Mascot Jr,", Book a. Record q
Mines, page 572i
Golden Calf" Book 81, Record {
Mines, page 54s.
The names OF the adjoining claim
ire: On the North the Martin" lod
md "Alger" lode; on the East TIL
Old Soldier" lode; on the South tn
Old Stratton" and Schenectady
odes on the West the star" lod
and Mascot" lode.
THOMAS f. WEEDIN,
Registe
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR.
UNITED STATES PATENT.

Judge of the Superior Court
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c. A. MCDONALD.
Clerk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
A CLARKSBURG
man GIVES EVIDENCE
His Testimony WIN Interest Every
CIarIxsburg Reader.

The value of local evidence is in
disputable. It is the kind Of evidence
we accept as true because we know
we can prove 1t for ourselves. There
has been plenty OF such evidence in
the clarksburg papers lately. and this
STRAIGHTFORWARD testimony has estao-
iished confidence in the minds OF
clarksburg people that will not be
easily shaken.
James W. Rssd, 3. 8 Q. engineer.
wiIlison ST.. Broaddus Addition.
CIarksburg. says: tDoan's Kidney
pills are the best kidney medicine
I ever used. The kidney secrettons
contained sediment and were trreg-
ular in passing. had severe pains
across nay back. too. I doctored, but
IL didn't do me any good. A box
and . half Of Doan's Kidney Plls
cured mo. haven't had any kidney
trouble or backache since"
Price soc, ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Dnan;s kidney pills. the same that
~. Reed had, Foster Miiburn Co..
Props, BunaIo. N. Advertise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
racaaoouoeeeceea5scsose:ssooe7eososr
OIL and GAS
.eose1aeeoeeecGeoeoea1 eo1annG

The week beginning of development
work in the eastern fields found the
.Etfaird sand development at Evans CITY,
.kButler county. Pa, the center OF IN
Herest and the most active of any Sec
thton in the entire producing area OF
western Pennsylvania. Coming as It
did at a time when dullness prevailed
ia ali sections makes it all the more
noticeable and gives it a prestige that
At could scarcely have attained mad
hhere been the same active operations
In all fields as was noticeable during
The period of high market. NO otner
development in any part OF the east
arn fields is attracting unusual at
tention at this time. In the old spec
nIative days, Butler county for num-
Der OF years exerted greater IN
fiuence on the market than any other
In the Keystone state. Unless the eff
forts now making to extend the pool
materfalize it will be short lived, for
the reason that the producing area
will then be confined to a small
Acreage.
West Virginia not to be outdone by
Eushers at Evans City came to the
front at the close of the week and
supplied several good producers. Sew
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en- miles west of Pine Grove in Green
township, Wetzel county, T. kinsley
drilled his No. on the ]. b. Whlte-
man farm a little deeper into the Big
Iniun sand and developed a second
pay increasing it's production to oVe
barrels the ensuing twenty-four hours
The location is inside of defined ter
ritory. "a
is capable of furnishing something
hotter than light bumpers. On Long
RIM. Central district, the Pittsburg &
west Virginia Gas Company has
drilled its test on the II. Miller farm
through the Big Injun sand and 1t
produced 105 barrels the first fourteen
hours after it was drilled into the pay
In the same district and locality, the
Carnegie Natural Gas Company has
completed a second test on the j. a.
Exline farm and has a show Tor
ifty-barrel producer in the same for
nation.
ON Evans Fork. Elk district. Kan
awha county, the South Penn Oil Com
many has completed its No. 49 on the
Blue Greek tract and the we'll pro-
duced 1865 barrels the first twenty-tour
hours after it was drilled through the
Weir sand. In the same district, the
Elk river Coal & Mining Company has
drilled a test on it's own property
| through the Weir sand and will not
have better than Ave barrel pumper.
Ion Indian creek, in the same district,
1.-THE Luck Boy Oil & Gas COMPANY
lhas completed test on the w. ii.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
INSTITUTES
of SUNDAY School Workers Will
Be Held in Twelve West
Virginia Cities.

The number Of city Sunday school
institutes which will be held in West
Virginia this year will be twelve. in
stead of six. as was originally plan
ned. according to information given
out by A.. T. Arnold. secretary of the
West Virginia Sunday School Associ-
alton.
one of these will be held in Hunt
ington and one In Charleston, but,
according to the announcement. none
of the other cities in the southern
part of the state will have institutes.
other cities in which institutes Will
be held are yWellsburg, Cameron,
ManninEton, Morgantown, Grafton,
Weston. sutton, Elkins, Parkersburg
and Wheeling. all in the northern OF
central part of the state.
The service of some of the best
Sunday school instructors in the
country has been secured, and Sec
rotary Arnold predicts that the IN
stututes will prove big success.
The dates for the institutes In the
various towns have not yet been
fixed, but it is announced they Will
begin on Sunday. October "a. The
instructors thus far secured are as
follows:
who will be Bible study leader ana
sneak upon subjects especially help
fnI to the teachers: Mrs. Mary Foster
Bryner, of Chicago, elementary SUI
perintendent of the international
Sunday School Association: Prof. M:
Ia. Hoiine, of Dayton. of the chair OF
religious pedagogy, Bonebrake sem
mary: Dr. Edwin w. Thornton, OF
Cincinnati. editor and Bible scnooi
snecialist: Prof. r. w. Shannon, OF
Delaware. o., who speaks from the
standpoint of a scientist on sex IN
struction and character building;
prof. Alvin Roper, the famous plan
ist,. who has been secured for part
time,
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Campbell farm and has twenty-five
barrel producer in the Weir sand
I,irhf Well I'm MonOngalia County.


On Thomas run. Battelle district.
Monongalia county, the South Penn
OIL Company has drilled q second test
on the Phoebe Steele farm through the
Big Injun sand and has a five barrel
bumper. On States Fork, Manning
ton district, Marion county, the Car
Inegie Natural Gas Company has
drilled its test on the l. Freeland farm
through the thirty foot sand and has
la buster.
wetzel county is completing a good
many fair gas wells. On Fish creek,
Grant district, the Manufacturers
Light & Heat. Company has completed
/ test on the c. Anthony farm and has
a fair gasser in the Big Injun sand
On the same stream In Churcn as
ltrsct, the Carnegie Natural Gas Com
lpany has drilled its test on the Jesse
tSnvder farm through the Dhnkard
sand and has a fair gasser. On the
same stream and in tho same district,
the Pittsburg & West Virginia Gas
company has completed test on the
Sol Pethtel farm and has a gasseI
lin the Big Injun sand.
In the old Burning Spring district,
writ county, Roberts Brothers nave
Icompleted and shot No. u on Ine
IRathbone tract and has a light pump
ler in the first Cow Run sand On Little
lcreek. Spencer district, Roane county
1.-THE Roane Development Company mas
started to drill, test on the Con
heirs farm.
Harrison County.
On Elk creek, Clark district, Harrl-
son county, the Hope Natural Gas
Company has drilled its test on the g
" Southern farm through the nth
sand and has q gasser. On West Fork
river. Clark district, Senator Nathan
IGoff has drilled his No. II on his own
farm through the same formation and
mas a light gasser. On Duck creek
Grant district, W. b. Maxwell has
drilled No. 2S on his own farm
through the same formation ano
has light gasser.
On Anna Moore run, Clark d1strict,
the Norwood Gas Company is due IN
the nth sand at its No. on the Union
Land Company,s property In the SAL
lYand development in Birch district
lBraxton county, Harmon Kinsiey
have completed a test on the Y. ~
Snodgress farm and have 2 hgn1
bumper in the salt sand. In the sans
district, w7lan and Stevens have COM
pleted q test on the F. B. Miller farm
and have q very light pumper. Sands
and Stevens.have drilled their test on
the ]. e. Carroll farm TO q depth OF
SEQ feet and have shut down
Drilling and Starting Teste.
On Bartholomew run. Mauningto1
district. Marion county, the Elayto1
oil Company has started to drill test
on the r. IA. Sturm farm. On Ions
Drain run. Church district, Wetze
county. the Pittsburg a. West dVrgintf
Car Company IS drilling lasts ON IN.
Winnona Parrish. J. i. Garner ana 3
lii. Carpenter farms. On Dulaney run
Center district the GoE4eA sape g
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of PKG and Bridge streets. where the
business will be carried on. The new
building will occupy not only the site
now occupied by the five and ten cent
store, but the entire corner lot. ana
will be the largest business mousse ID
Shinnston. There are upwards OF
fifty stockholders in the new con-
Germ
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company has started to drill test on

Company has started to drill atest on
the Hugh C. Du1aney farm.
In the Evans City Development, the
South Penn Oil Company's No. 1 on
the B. F. White farm. drilling down
from the 100 foot to the third sand,
was drilling at twenty-five feet above
the sand at noon Saturday and was
due to get the third sand late In the
evening.
lot, which developed it's oil in the top
Of the sand and was showing for
good producer, has slumped and Is not
likely. to make better than a light
pumper. The current week will be
Ieventful for town lot operators. There
viii be a number Of wells completed
and a number will likely find q place
lin the dry hole list.
In the Woodsfield district, Perry
township, Monroe county. o., the Hope
oil Company has drilled second test
on the Henry Barnett farm through
the Keener sand and has very light
pumper. In the deep sand territory
lin Jerry county, the Carter OIL Com
pany's No. on the II. c. Baughman
farm is down to forty barrels day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
TWO Paw FlI1gEs.

Men giving their names as Bill Doe
and Peter Kriie were fined $3.50 each
in police court Monday morning for
being drunk and disorderly Sunday.
They were arrested by Officer Davis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
BRICK BLOCK
VIII Be Erected at Sfinnston
by a Concern There Recent
~ Chartered.

sHINNsTON, July ia charter
has i,een issued to the Shinnston
Furnifure ana Undertaking Com
nanY. Of Shinnston, with q capital Of
S6O. 900. The fncorDorators are Lee
Borgess.. G. A Cole. q ~ turra,
Marlin Goodwin and Paul r. Ietr1ck.
The eomDany expects 70 cimbtpe me
two furniture stores here ana erect
fhreestory brick block on the corner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-19
ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE.

a marriage license has been issued
to Rex woodward and Lora Wash
burn.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09

-%HERE Is something helpful and
inspiring for every one at the
Exposition. Said Vice Presi-
dens Marshall recently: who
ever can. even az n sacrifice Of some
thing which for the moment appears
necessary, should come TO see a real
work OF art never equalcd. even by a
mirage. n there be any one In Amer
lea with thirst for knowledge and for
beauty aud longing for a liberal edu-
cation. such a one can obtain u here.
This Il the university " the world.
II has n chair fully endowed TO meet
the wants aud needs Of each. The eye.
the ear. the mind. the heart. the SOUL
each may have IT, horizon here cnlarg'
cd. came 90 bear n message. re-
main 20 become n student leave the
feet OF this Gamnllel % all expeditions
with regret" And Miss Helen Keller.
who. as all know. IA both blind and
deaf. having acquired the faculty Of
speech. although she has never heard
any one speak. said Of her visit 10 the
Exposition that II was the most insplr-
ing period OF her life. Said Dr. Fred.
erick J. V. Skin; Here the world II
shown On epitome. The visitor from
whatever realm here enters into bis ma
tive land"
Apart from it, costly and compre-
hensivc displays. the great Exposition
n an inspiration IN itself. In IT, nrchi.
tcctural beauty the Panama-Pacihc In
ternational Exposition supasscs any
Of its predecessors. AZ night the great
Tower Of Jewels stands out satin.
white. sparkling with thousand
changing color. M batteries Of search.
lights play upon this pyrnmidal monu.
ment. the loftiest structure NJ the Ell.
position and NJ tall as the average thir-
U.nve story city block. The coloring
OF the Exposition. the decorative light.
ing NJ night. the sculpture and the
landscaplng are all the work Of the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
MINIATURE BATTLEsHIP BLOWN EXPLOSION
INTERESTING FEATURES EXHIBITION PALACES
the
rheY nYso MsrdJ

neer required months to cross the
plains. with that Of today. when the
orator In New York may address his
audlegce In Gan francisco.
And there are many other develop
ments as wonderful and ne revolution.
airy. all revealing the trend OF the
worlds progress IN the arts. sciences
and Industries. II you are Interested
In mining. for example. beneath the
floor Of the vast Palace Of Mines you
may ind a mine in operation. with IT,
Slopes and tunnels and shafts and com.
pressed air drills. Wait a moment and
you may witness an explosion In the
mine A gong rings: an ambulance
dashes mp with n corps OF rescuers pro.
vlded with respiratory apparatus. and
effects n rescue
In the Palace OF Machinery you may
see n miniature battieship blown up by
a miniature mine patterned after one
Of the latest types OF the submarine
mine. In the Palace Of Education you
will see classes Of students engaged m
their studies. and perhaps you may be
able 10 see Nine. Montessori. the cele.
brnted Italian teacher. instfucting
classes OF children. In the vast ex.
hiblt palaces and state buildings mo
ton pictures are freely employed with
this object In view. There are forty
three free cincmatogrnph shows upon
the Exposition grounds. and. by the
way. there h no charge 60 enter the
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
GooD ONE on FORD.

There are any number OF stories
told concerning Henry Ford OF De.
troit and the well known product
turned out In his shops but a Wall
street man who Recently returned Ia
New York city from Detroit. vouches
FOR the truth OF this one which he savs
Ford tells on himself
II seems that Ford. who believed In
using his own cara was out In the
suburbs OF Detroit one day aud stop.
ped when he saw a driver Of Ford
car trying To start his machine which
had failed from some cause. Tn.
driver did not appear able 10 locate
the trouble, so Ford got out from hi,
car and rendered his services
In few minutes the stalled On,
was ready 20 run again and the own.
er after thanking his unknown hene.
factor pulled a half dollar from hi,
pocket and rendered H. saying: "stor
at the first place and get yourself
some cigars"
The money was declined with ths
statement II have more money NOW
than ! can find any use for. and 1 Wa,
only too glad Co help you get Won,
car started again"
The owner of the reiuyenatea IN,
looked az the Good samaritan and
Then AZ Ford's car and said with EN-.
nhasls, You're liar. II Won had
more money than YOU knew what n
20 with you wouldn't he running j
Ford"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
MARKET FOR SHEEP
BEST IN YEARS
INDICATIONS ARE GENERAL IN
ALL PARTS or COUNTRY.
4. .. knollln Declares THIS Condition
should Last Throughout the Year
Advises woolgrowcrs 60 Hold Their
CLIPS Untll Pricc Asked l. offcrc,I--
woolgrowcr~' Association Helps.

Wool aud lamb markets are NJ
their best In many yearH' says A. J,
Knollin. vice president Of the Nation
al Woolgrowers' association. and ev-
cry Indication In that they viii remain
that way this year. For this reason
the woolgrower has every reason a.
look forward TO "a prosperous year and
advise woolgrowerH who have not
higher prices"
knollin. who was engaged la Utah
nearly fourteen years ago as sheep
grower and sheep commission mer-
chant arrived In Salt Lake city re-
Gently with his wife and daughters en-
route To their home In Chicago from
the fair az san Francisco. Mr.. Knoll
lin also IN an official OF the Knollin
Sheep Commission company of chica-
go. omaha. ST. Joseph and Denver
and president OF the American Shrop-
shire Register association OF Kansas
city
indications In sheep and wool are
good all over the country" continued
Knollin. "and the woolgrowers ASSOC
citation Is graufed that Il has been
Ia position this year 10 be OF as
distance On the grower by aiding him
10 market HIS product and In making
Il possible for the grower 20 get the
highest price possible Tor his clip. w,
hove next year 10 do even more foI
the grower and % increase the scope
Of our operations"
since Mr. and Mrs. Knollin left
home a month ago their son. james
9. knollin. was married To- Miss Aml
Elizabeth ANtell, daughter of Mr. ant
Mrs. a. w. AXtell OF Golden, Colo
The wedding was scheduled 20 TAX,
place In September. but when his par
en's left Tor the coast the son cam,
west as far az the home OF his sweet
Ne9rt and on June sOth wired that h,
was taking her back with him To N,
summer residence OF the KnOlllns
nesr Kansas City, whore the younger
knollin has charge OF model sheeI
farm.
while his trip west has been pri
marily for pleasure. KnOllin hai
touched at several points upon tn,
"oast where his company has business
Interests. Accompanying him on tn
ltri'' II his partner Mr., shnrte. Shurti
Is firm In the belief that wool vii
reach the fifty-cent mark before IN,
first OF the year. He points out tina
Il went 20 IA dollar during the civi
war lie says that he believes the ex
norris of wooden goods from the Unite,
States In the next year will reach
value Of more than hundred million
dollars. knollln Is not quite SO op
tlmistio as his partner. hut says tina
he cannot see how the tariff Q1-stiol
Is 10 come 10 FOR a test within tn
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
ALFALFA CURES MELANCHOLY
physician Says Lucrrne T. Itcmcsl,
For indigestion.

CHICAGO. July 2.--Aifaifa ~ y
remedy FOR indigestion and mental de-
prcfuion wna recommended today hy
Or. Alexander L. nlackwood OF Chica-
So at tho closing session of the annual
convention Of the American Institute
of Homeopathy.
Dr. nlackwood told OF experiments
made with the new remedy on pa
tienu AZ Chicago hospital
During the past year observations
were made OF the action ~ alfalfa on
seventeen persons" he said IAN OF
them noted that they grew Eo hungry
that they could scarcely walt FOR their
meals. Their minds were clear and
bright. all bodily functions were slim
uiated and Il was impossible To have
tho blues"
The alfalfa IL converted into tine
lures and administered internally. It's
use. according 10 Dr. Lakewood was
accompanied by an immediate delight
fui feeling OF well being Increased ap-
petite and great improvement In
weight
IAN bodily functions were stlmu-
lated and II was impossible 10 have
the blues" said the physicians re-
port.
The drug ~ known as medicaEo sat
iva and II manifested by the same ef-
fects on guinea pigs and rabbits as on
humans.
"Dr. Ben bradley OF Hamlet. O.. al
80 has made experiments with Rlfal-
a." raid Dr. Lakewood. and he be-
lieveH II 90 he a coming drug. IL stlm.
ulates digestion and win prove %
grent value In dealing with loss OF APP.
petite. II does not act as a stimulanl
In the same sense as liquor"
Before adjournment. DR.. Frank ]
hrannen OF Chicago attacked the se,
rum treatment OF rheumatism and
% 'ored oertain manufacturers who. NJ
said practically force their remedies
on the profession by advertising and
publishing few testimonials Ia thai
manner bringing sufferers 10 poinl
~ belief where they demand the al,
legged cure regardless OF the advice OF
their physician for ar against a.
"Rheumntism is widely variable.
T7id Dr. brennan. Its cause II moi
uniform. its manifestations are no
CONSTANT Consequently n il not posi-
hie O. ohtain uniform results for an,
one antitovin THE treatment h no
I devoid Of danger"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-07-09
4 Celebration at San Francisco.
Ar AMERICA ON EXHIBITION THIS YEAR, RAILROADS GRANT
''-~ low ROUND TRIP RATES TO SEE UNrvERsEs MAR,
p N,v,, BEFORE Less Than Those
"a ,,s ooo Room, Available Houses In San

some accommodation n, -.
more expensive than othsr,
be able 20 secure a RON 4,
day and up. Indeed. one =,
sorts Of rooms IN the great ~, y
Francisco. which In palItv
greater center than the e,,.' ]
indicate. since. with it, uelg1,-.
les around San Francisco IA, I \
a group Of cities with a pon.,'.
almost 100000 persons -
in San Francisco are no NJ.
they are in any other grea, u,
United states. As a help !.
the Exposition maintains N. n
ton Hotel Bureau. an oe,el,, ).
which u conducted with m, -
ton and assistance Of a Conn.,
representative hotel men az =.
cisco. Oakland and Berkel,,
Hotel Bureau has no purpose ~
20 serve the public. II huo, J
making institution. n Won III
particulars as TO accommod,t,...
dress the ofhcial Exposition M.
reau. glnnnery Building. M,,.S
kcarny streets. san Fnnr,,,,
writing. q would be well TO -
many there are In your party ~
long you desire 20 stay
There ARE accommodations A,
the great city by the Golden cal
one need only glance thrss,
classified columns Of the san pn,l
papers 10 find how great IL n, n
OF the accommodation ofer,t
a ride through the rebuilt a,
show hundreds and hundr,ds a !
and apartment houses. all eous,
within the past eight yean
40 do not fail TO see the Efpo.
early. The greatest gcniusca q d.
and the greatest nations Of he ,
have contributed the earth's su,s,
achievements. and a visit 10 ths
sition IN not only an cducatloa. 4
inspiration.