(Continued from page 234.) commended that the party arise at free thirty the next morning "and proceed to) the top of the. highest fountain inthe enure. group, Witness what ought to be a. sunrise of unusual majesty and beauty. "On ymy tst visit {0° this place {got typical photographs of a sunrise. T's last time our party saw succession [of most spectacular cloud formations, Such as none of us had ever seen Tefores" At frst we seemed Tong twain of cars, miles in length, speeding across the sky, and leaving 2 trail of smoke above: Then huge asses of clouds chased each other, In. mest fantastic forms, across. the heavens, "Aten time; a small shell seemed suddenly to expand, until it filed the entire heavens. This was followed: by: scores of smaller shell formations of clouds, each shell rapid-expanding. and at. last mingling with other shell formations. It was 2 vast drama that we witnesse3, weird and grand, The Dragon Trapped
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