“A rich Englishman, Mr. Josiah Mason, who was born in poverty and made himself a huge fortune by hard long-term work, had in his old age a good desire to give his fellow citizens an educational institution. Starting his worldly career in a modest share of a simple worker, he, through severe hardships and tireless efforts, reached the position of the owner and then became one of the richest industrialists. Passing his field, strewn with all sorts of thorns in the first half, he often had a bitter experience, how the lack of scientific information interfered with his success and how difficult it is to grope your way when you do not know how to get on the beaten path and go to the goal in the right way ... "