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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-04-12
100000 JUBILEE SURE
New York Committee UNDERWRITERS

New York Committee UNDERWRITERS
Fund for Disputed Celebration.
New York.-New York city's silver
jubilee will be celebrated without the
expenditure of municipal funds, the
necessary 100000 having been under
written by the finance committee,
which has chosen William II. Woodin,
former state fuel administrator, chair
man. The original plan of municipal
officials to have the city bear the cost
was halted in the courts by the Citi-
zensI Union.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-04-12

Oakland Junk Company will pay IS
cents for ali kinds Of scrap iron de
livered to Oakland. /. WAINGOLD.
Prop'r.-Advertiscment 5-4t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
WILL
HEAD GOLF
BODY AGAIN
by ALEX g. ROSE

A s. KERRY. OF the Seattle Golf
"A. club. was reelected president
Of the Pacific Northwest Golf ASSOC
citation at the associations annual
meeting. held at the Rainier club
Saturday afternoon. J. w. Fletcher.
Of the shaughnessy Heights football
club. Vancouver, u. c., which win
be the scene OF next years cham.
pionship meet. was elected vice pres.
ident. while j. Taylor and Kennlc
MeLennan, two other well.known
British Columbia ilnksmen. were APP
pointed secretary and treasurer re.
spectiyely.
DR.. IT. w. Watts, Portland Golf
club. and c. Harry Davis. Waveriy
Country club. were reelected trus.
tees at the meeting. Tho new mem.
bers Of the board elected were w. ].
Patterson. Aberdeen; Biggerstaffc
Wilson, Victoria, and Ed Hall. Van.
couver.
The matter Of awarding the 1925
Aanpionship tournament came up
discussion. but the final decision
vas placed in the hands Of the trus.
tees. and usll be made known within
the next 30 days. The Salt Lake
Country club appears to have the
inside track for the honor, but spo.
Kane Is expected TO make a strong
BID for II. For some unknown rea.
SON the Tacoma Country club does
not seem to be making even rifle
to get the 1925 show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Only TWO
Hopes for
DeceiUers
Control and Change of
Pace Only Pitching
Weapons, Says Dell
ny LEO II. I.issES

DITCHERs have only two weapons
L that arc effective In those homo
run hitting days,
They're change OF pace and con
troll.
Al leas. 40 says wheozer Dell,
veteran Seattle finger. and Dell has
been az this business OF pitching a
long time and knows what irs all
about.
with tho umpire throwing In
now. glossy halls nearly avery pitch
a hurler hasn't got a chance" Gays
Dell why. in tho old days. many
halls lasted "a fun game and what
tho pitchers could 10 with one Of
those apples was murder. Now II a
ball lasts an inning les an upset.
~ change OF pace and control arc
the only hopes for good pitchers. A.
the change OF pace throws tho hitter
Off Of his stride. while control per.
mlts pitcher 20 work on the hit
ter's weakness. Your straight fast
bah pitcher or curvo ball HEAVIER isn't
worth darn unless no can throw
his hitter out OF HIS stride once In
n while with n different delivery.
believe ute. these arc hard days
for tho pitchers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

Unquestl0nnbly luck Plays a big
part IN bahehall. In every world So
rios Tho element OF luck figures. How.
ever. when clubbing some winner a
lucky aggregation. don't overlook the
fact that smart baseball may have
made possible the breaks. that many
are prone % regard ss pure luck.
Tho successful team or player Is
always said 10 be lucky. That %
rather unfair. because the successful
team or player usually possesses "a
certain edge that creates the break
which iB often erected 20 luck That
certain edge IL often due 10 smart
baseball. the use Of the head.
For several years after " Cobb
Joined the American league, opposing
players called him the luckiest guy IN
the world. When Cobb. year after
year continued 70 show up the oDpo.
sition IN 10 many ways. the players
changed their cry and gave him the
credit due him. Cobb WA simply
outsmarting the opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
j. JOHNSON
SAYS CHAMP
EASY MARK

JACK JOHNSON speaks up again:
- IF ! were IA good fighter
as I was in 1910. and I had to fight
with some other champion. from
John l.. Sullivan down 20 Dempsey,
I would pick Dempsey as the easiest.
THAT doesn't mean that 1 eonsId.
cr Dempsey the poorest OF all
champions.
"But I think that no would BE-
the easiest for me. Dempsey. you
know. comes at you: he doesn't
know how 10 box. All he knows Ia
hit.
THAT kind of a fighter was al.
ways duck aoup for mo. Fitzsim.
mons would have been hard for me
or anybody. because he hit 30 short.
He could drop his man with six
inch punch.
But Jack Dempsey. whether he's
hitting straight or swinging. must
start his punch n long ways back.
and that kind OF a punch I would
always duck or block"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
BILLY HARMS
is OWN BOSS

Oakland Bllly Harms. thp Everett
middleweight. In n letter 90 the
sporting editor wishes II made
known that no Is now handling his
own boxing affairs. lie states that
he u no longer connected with Pete
Moe, who was his manager.
Harms and Fred Zwiokey. who
put up n great battle In Everett
last winter. viii probably meet again
soon In tho city OF smokostaeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Tigers Have
Star Punter

NEW YORK. oct, S.-Princoton
IN has another Legendro ON So
football squad lie In a puntcr
and Ia rated as ono ~ tho most
promising Ia tho East. lie IN a
brother Of the Lcgondre who WAS
an expert forward pass man for
tho Tigers year or 20 ago. Tho
new Legcndro wasn't eligible last
year. but his punting was tho
prcttlest done by anybody In tho
Nassau ensemble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Roosevelt and Ballard
Out In Front in Race
By IACK HOHENBERG

AI0W that the first two weeks OF play over and all the
teams have shown their wares, the high school race
TO have narrowed down somewhat Ballard and Roose-
Welt share the lead az present with Queen Anne holding
mortgage on second place.
Fercey contested games featured the weekend Ballard
led by fighting Fred Deckman, captain and fuhack out
casSed Garfield completely in their Denny field game on
Saturday The TO o. Roosevelt turned the tide
of battle against the Broadway Tigers by TO 0 score
Queen Anne by virtue of TO triumph over Lincoln on
Friday went into second place in the league standings
Two weeks from now October 20 the high school race
will come to head with Roosevelt fighting it out with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

Lady Luck" Smart baseball, plus
a Willingness TO take a Ions chance.
very often makes tho break rather
than merely has Il happen.
In tho 1899 world series. poor base
running on number of occasions
snuffcd out what seemed winning rail-
lica on the part OF the Yankees. While
certain Yankee players failed 10 use
the best Of judgment with the play di.
rectly In front OF them. yet smart
work on the part o. tho Giants spur
red them on 20 their death.
Several times with runner on
first the Yankees elected 20 play the
hit and run ON this play tho runner
h or with the pitch. and Il Ia up 20
the batter TO Try 20 get the ball safe
by hitting thru tho spot vacated,
since either tho shortstop or second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Foley Is
Game; Can
Take EN-
Pete Moe, Everett Ref
cree, Pays Compliment
to Vancouver Bantam

DETE MOE. the Everett ngh,
L promoter. manager and referee,
has boost for Vic Foley. the Can
adam bantamweight. who tghts
Midget Smith at the Arena Tues
day night.
Noe thinks Foley Is one Of tho
gamest kids that ever drew on the
leather gloves in tho Northwest.
Moe refereed the recent Billy Mas
colt Foley fight In Vancouver.
Early In the fight Mascot knock
ed Foley dead with right hand
punch on the chin. according 10
Mos. and he was fiat on hts back
Ansn Moe started 20 count he
hntcd nbcut three and noticed
49, Mascot hadn't turned to 80
20 hls corner. Mee ordered Mas
colt to the other side OF the ring
and Moe SAYS that was ell that
ever saved tho Vancouver boy "a
the count was delayed several sec
ends and Foley didn't open his
eyes until the count Of eight He
struggled TO his feet and held out
the round
Then. according 10 Moe, he came
back and came within an AGO OF
earning himself a draw. Moe giying
Mascot tho fight on tho strength
OF that knoekdown. Later tho pair
fought again. a draw being tho YER
diet with Foley having shade the
best Of Il.
Foley. still n youngster al the
game did very well with tho vet-
cram Mascot. who has had nearly
10 years experience In the ring.
The Vancouver boy Is tackling
tough customer In Midget Smith
ths New Yorker. but II he can
show this kind Of stuff. Smith win
have 10 travel 10 win.
<Ths complete card for Tuesday
~ follows:
Orankia Britt w. Billy Young.
featherwelghts: Fred Welsh vs.. Bin
Hunt. hsavyseights; Ray small VS..
All Fung. ilghtweights: Billy Quilier
VS.. Al Calvert. bantamweights-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
IDAHO WILL
SHOW CARDS
FEW THINGS

trIATHAr DO you mean 'HetupT7
w Wait until November II and
We will make Stanford rat those
words"
such n tho attitude on the Idaho
campus because somo reports wero
circulated In tho North that the
Cardinals were figuring upon an
easy game with tho vandals.
Idaho has got a good team. and
80 has Stanford. IL win DO some
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

certain the ball was going 20 be per-
mitted 20 go thru and tho batsman
was trieksd IN going to second. Then
At the last possible moment, Ban.
croft. who appeared 20 be a mere
spectator Of the play At third. would
cut or the throw and get the runner
AZ second
Many Of the fans and experts rayod
AZ the poor baHo running on The part
OF tho Yanka. Yet. after all. smart
baseball on the part OF the Giants
opened the way 70 danger Tor the
Yanlu, After several games had
been practically tossed away b. poor
work on the bases, the Giants were
regarded AZ a lot o. lucky stiff. A.
matter Of fact the Giants were not
lucky. they benefited as the result Of
smart baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

basemRn will be covering On the play.
ne the bathmau hits safely. the
chances are an In favor Of the runner
on first reaching third. II tho team
In the field let's the throw 20 thru 10
third. believing there Ia cnance 10
get the runner, the batsman n very
often able 20 so down 10 second on
the throw IN. II is the duty ~ some
player In the infield 20 reach a Dc.
clslon on the play. and II no feels
there is no chance 10 set the runner
at third. he must cut of the throw
30 as 90 prevent tho batsman IRON
reaching second.
shoftHt0p Bancroft o. the Giants
seemed 20 be the directing head OF
the infeld. Every time the play was
pulled he executed hi8 part no per.
fectly that tho Yankee runners felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

The breaks q the game can be
brought about In any number OF un.
usual ways Very often a dumb play
in the field. AZ the bat. or on tho
hasos may prove 20 DO tho turning
point In an allimportant game.
Many times n mechanical slip on
an easy chance by a star player. who
iu usually most dependable. viii sup
ply the difference between victory
and defeat.
when a mental OF physical slip by
certain individual changes tho en-
tito complexion OF the game without
being pressed, such a happening Is
usually regarded a. pure luck. Dame
Fortune simply frowned on one team
and smiled ON the other.
An tho breaks In baseball, how
ever. cannot DO laid az the door OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
PAPYRUS Is
NOT FAVORED
BY BETTORS

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.--Early bet.
~ ting has established tho AmerI-
can three-ynar-old better than a
two to one favorlte to beat Papy-
rug, the British horse, IN tho $780,
600 international race on October
20.
Some bets are being offered, with
the provision that Zcv. the RAN
coeas colt. Is selected by tho Jockey
club committee TO carry the Amerl-
Gan colors. but unbuckcd opinion
HAors either zey or My Own, the
y yson 5-ycar- old, TO beat the
Fnglish derby winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
PIGG HAS BOOST
FOR TULSA STAR

VIC FlgR. Seattle yOungtter who
was farmed out 10 Denver In tho
Western league. "a hack home again
and Victor Says that Dudley Ice. the
Tulsa Hhor,atop. Is tho beet short.
fielder he has ever seen. According
10 PiEx. Lec was getting 20 hard
chances hit thru the box and was
throwing out HIS men. Leo rcverta
back TO tho ST. Louis Browns next
year and may he The successor 20
Walter Gerber when that star slows
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
WARREN HARDY
NAMED COACH

Warren Hardy. local attorney and
former Washington nth lctc. has
been named TO take charge OF the
evening claAgts In wrestling az the
Seattle Y. NJ. c. A. this year.
The first turnout VIII 10 held
Tuesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
KANSAS CITY
WINS PENNANT

TOLEDO, o. Oct. S,--KanAas
City cinchod tho American associa.
ton pennant here yesterday WHEN
they took both gnmes from To
lcdo. The scores were 20 1 and
" 20 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

BAGBY HAS
EASY DELIVERY

About tho only thlnE that Jim
BAgny. former biz Lacquer. showed IN
HIS Seattle debut sunday. was an
easy delivery. He certainly has a
beautiful style. altho hn didn't seem
20 have much stuff on The bah. Ha
has 10, OF freak fooloru md he
may be- winner for Seattle mex;
year. lIs Isn't In good condition
right now and won't do tho club
any good tho rest OF tho year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
EUGENE CIRCUIT
WINS DECISION

PARIS, Oct. s.-Eugene CriquL
French fentherwelgh,. who won and
lost the worlds tito In less than q
month. was given a furious fight
here last night by Young Henri
Hebrans. Belgian. Criqui was
awarded the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

than any other Seattle hurler. and
yet he doesn't Eerm TO win. think
a good catcher liko Jack onslow at
Portland. or Archie Yclle, o. San
Francisco. would mako him ono OF
tho beat In the league. Watch him
next year n hs gets a good receiver
10 work with"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
JOHNSON TO
BOX RENAULT

Floyd Johnson. tho Seattle heavy.
weight. will box Jack Bcnnult. the
Canadian heavyweight. AZ the Mad.
lson Square Garden. In New York, on
November 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
SCH0ETTLER STARS
FOR LINCOLN

FttN AiNAOt4N
For Lincoln. Captain Bob schoet.
tier did al the starring there was,
Schocttlcr. an end OF the first water.
handled himself well on both offense
and defense.
Captain Fred Deckmhn and Russ
Seymour were tho mminaries for
Ballard. Deckman forcing his way
thru the line By main strength.
Seymour. who has already attract.
ed attention by virtue Of a sterling
performance IN the opening game
against broadway. showed that his
unusual form was not flash in the
pan. He specialized In runs Of tho
ten and twelve.yard variety against
the Purple and White line. Indridson
also showed 20 advantage.
Thomas Hyllengrcn, quarterback
for Roosevelt. gavo tho fans all tho
thrills they wanted In tho Roosevelt.
Broadway game on Saturday. when
he booted tho winning field goal after
Ia thwarted attempt at "A touchdown.
on tho Roosevelt limo. Jim March.
right guard. stood out. From an av.
cFage performer. March has advanced
by reason OF an indomltablo fighting
spirit until he now holds up his end
OF things In great style. March. 10.
gcther with Max wllmoi az center.
provides the provcrhial stone wall.
Guy Melster. fleet halfhack. played
n stellar gpme for broadway. until
he was carried off tho field in the
closing moments Of the game. MclN.
ter Is fast rounding into a haifback
% promise. carrying tho bah IN fine
fashion. Stan Grummett. acting cap.
tain. In the absence Of Captain Dick
Frame. turned in fine game al
center. Grummett win DO right In
the front row when tho all.star bcrths
are handed out.
Captain Joe McGuern and Ralph
Hopper showed well against Ballard
These two Garfield midgets were the
bufwarks OF their team. much OF tho
strenuous opposition in the first half
being due 10 their efforts.
As was predicted. tho prep school
race Ia becoming the warmes, affair
ever staged in the history Of Seattle
sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Broadway Star
Leaves School

TON SULLIVAN. star tackle on
i tho Broadway high school
eleven. has len the Tsgcr insti,
tuition. and enrolled THIS morn,
ing IN ST. Martins College at
Lacey. wash.
sullivan WAS the star punter
for the Tigers, and his work In
n nrst two games was a Tea.
&c Of the play
y HIS loss win be keenly felt
by Coach Raleigh Litchonberger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
CATCHER WILL
HELP RlsAkE.---sfiU.g

Il can't undernta,sd why Sheriff
Blake doesn't win more games for
Seattle" aaid Waiter Malls tho other
day In one OF thn serious moments
that the big Oakland aou,hpsw ocea-
sionAlly has.
Blake has shown us moro stuff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
VIRGINIA GYM
TO HAVE TANK

Nirginina new gymnasium. rapid.
~ nearing completion. viii give tho
Southern University a big swimming
pool. II viii be ready In December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
ST. MARy,s WINS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. s.-St.
Mary's college won from tho Mare
Island Marines here yesterday. IS
TO 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
rIRsr GAME oCI0RER 20

Tho first football game in the
Yankee stadium win be played on
October 20. when Pitisburg and
Syracuse thnsie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
Observation-Disclosures SERIES
SMART BASEBALL OFTEN RESPONSIBLE SEEMS TO BE LUCK

This is the fourth of a
series of six articles on The
Psychology of World Series
Play" written by Billy
Evans, noted American
league umpire. In these
articles the phases of play
are dealt with from an m-
usual angle, stressing the
mental features as distin-
guished from the MATERIAL
Editors Note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
LET EN- PLAY

A Holy Cross University OF Hav.
ana baseball game Is 1924 posi-.
bllity az Worcester. Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
CHAMPS
ARE DEFEATED

TACOMA. oct. s.-Tho STANDARD
on team OF Tacoma defeated the
Georgetown Merchants OF Seattle.
y 10 /. In tho first exhibition game
here yesterday Errors by tho
losers aided the local club 20 vic.
tory. The second Eamo will be
played here next Sunday.
The score II. ". r.
bcorgetown .....,.......
standard OIL ,.,,......s.
Batteries. Frosiich and Hempal.
Hanson aud Kelley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08

Ballard nc Denny field. This
should be a decidedly interest
ing contest.
There were plenty OF heroes over
tho weekend. ana when Il comes TO
picking an ailci,y team many OF
them win have 60 be considered. on
Friday Captain Pete pesimon. Quay
tackle, demonstrated that he Ia a
vastly improved player lie contest
cd the game eleanly and fought hard.
most OF his teams yardagc hoing
made thru his hole Bob Soudars.
halfhack played a sterling gamo for
tho Queen Anne outnt. The chunky
halrback showed an eel.liko ability 10
wTiggic out or maze OF taeklors.
jerks passing az center was also
yynrt hv OF note
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-08
BY BILLY EVANS

So evenly are tho teams usually
matched In a world series that tho
breaks OF the game invariably decide
the outcome.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-30
GERMAN MINERS REVOLT.

RUESSELDORF, May 23.-Rioting
is in progress today in the Dortmund
district, the result of a demonstration
held in the town square. Police, in
endeavoring to dispense the gather
ing, fired into the crowd, killing sew
eral persons and wounding many 9TH
ers.
The angered crowd then attacked
the police. Similar demonstrations
occurred at the Scharnhorst mine
nearby, where several workers were
killed and others wounded by the po-
lice.
The miners strike was brought
about by Communist agitators on de-
mands for higher wages, and they
! now are reported to be trying to eff.
feet a general strike throughout th'
Dortmund area, affecting 200,O0t
workers.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-30
UNIVERSITY HIGH WINS
NATIONAL TRACK MEET

CHICAGO, May 26.-Eugene Good
willie, a blonde youth, regarded by
his admirers as the only rival of
Charley Paddock, the worlds fastest
human, today raced into the athletic
hall of fame when he established a
new American record in the 220-yard
dash, tied the record for the 100-yard
event, and practically unaided won
the nineteenth interscholastic track
meet for University High School of
Chicago.
In addition to establishing two new
American interscholastic records and
the tying of another, eleven records
for the meet were shattered. Good
willie, the 17-year-old flying mar
vel, al the 220-yard dash in Il 2-5.
the fastest time the event has been
run on a curved track. He tied the
record in the century, making the
sprint in 9 as, or one-fifth of a Sec
old slower than the world record held
by Paddock and others.
Kuck, of Wilson, Kansas, won in.
dividual honors with HE points
winning first in the shot-put, SECOND
in the javelin, and tying for third il
the discus.
University High, with a total OF q
points, won first in the meet for higl
schools, while st. Johns Militar,
Academy, of Delafield, Wis, won tn,
academy section with a total of 81
points. Sacramento, Calf, and &c
dar Rapids, Iowa, tied for second il
the high school section, while Holly
wood and Huntington Beach, Calf
tied for fourth, with Red Bluff, Calf
fifth, and Oklahoma City, Okla
sixth.
Lake Forest Academy, of Lake For
est, ILL.,, won second in the academ,
section, while Allen Academy, Of Bry
an, Texas, won third.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-05-30

Of soul to weather too easy a life.
We often hear Of a man who can master adversely,
but who becomes as putty under the cOnsOing In
fuence OF ahluence.
To be forced to fight for food quickens the wit
The smartest dog is not the protected lap pet, but
the dog whose wit is whetted by duty to perform.
SlOthfulness and waste are always found where
Nature Is kindest, the soil richest, and competition
lacking.
Cultivation is a. kindly habit. 1t is the expression
Of q mother instinct the passion for power to create,
develop and build. It is the wish to nurture the
seeds OF good, to bring them the moisture OF gentle
rain, the warmth OF the sun, the protection from being
crowded out by the stronger things which are not OF
service to the better end.
We cultivate that the best possible may be brought
forth. And in the beautiful economy OF life the
benefit Is reciprocal.
1t is our strugrl. against the elements that lifts
our civilizatio-
Cultivate g! and you cultivate yourself. Make
anything grow sou make yourself grow. Build
anything and yoa Guild yourself. The man who does
the biggest work is always recorded I'm history as the
biggest man.
Cultivation is the process Of civilization Perfection
Is the product OF work.
Li0yd Jones