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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
COUNCIL MEETING.
Special Session to Consider Fire
Department Affairs.

The City Couacil held special meeting
Tuesday night, Jan. 80, at 6 o clock, with ell
memoers present except Aldermen Hurst and
Delgar
Mayor HugbsOu stated that he had called
the meetiDg to hold free and informal con
fereuce with the FIRE department relative to
the prospect of the permanence Of the yolun-
teer department and the maintenance of the
volunteer service at the siue efficient stand
ara as has ootained during the past few
years The City Conncll desired some assur.
auce that the volunteer department Will te
maiDtaued at IA eff ,ient staudard before the
heavy expense OF building the two hose com
pany houses Is Incurred
Messrs Il. 5 Hood and W. $. Grahlm
captains OF the two hose companies, were
present oy request, aud both sllted that they
were confident the vounteer department
would be maintained and that the service 10
future would De more efficient than ever
The matter OF amount of Oond to be re-
quired of Contractor Kavanaugh for the per.
IOrmance OF the contract was brought up,
and on motion was fixed at $3.50
Oa motion Of Mr.. Finn permission was
granted the Sumter Electric Light aud Ice
90. to lay u railroad track across the foot of
Harvin street 10 their factory, on condition
that the crossing shall always be kept 10 q
cafe condition and does not obstruc. travel.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
sDaily. tDaily except Sunday

sDaily. tDaily except Sunday.
No. 81 runs through to Colpm5is via Cen.
raj R. R. of s. O.
Trains Nos. IS and 80 run via Wilson and
Eoyetteville-Short Line-aud make close
connection for all points North.
TIains on. G. b D. R. R. leave Florence
sally except Sunday 8 80 a m, arrive Darling.
ton 10 10 q 70, Hartsvills 8 IS a m, Cheraw
III 80 q m, Wadesboro 2 25 p m. Leav.
Florence daily except Sunday Z b5 n, ar.
rive Darlington 8 20 p H, Bennettsville II
. n, Gibson 9 45 10. Leave Florence
Sunday only 80 n. arrive Darlington
10 06 o IN
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 90
m, Bennettsville 90 a 10, arrive Darling.
too 90 N, leave Darlington 8 50 m, ar.
rive Florence 8 Is NJ. Leave Wadesboro
daily except Sunday 90 N, Cheraw 4 as
N, Hartsville Z 90 a m, Darlington 29
m, arrive Florence 90 %. Leave Oar.
lipgton Sunday only so n, arrive Flor.
ence Is m.
J. R. KENLEY, JNO.F. DIVINE.
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Sup't
T. n. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
I'm EMERSON. Gen'l Pass Agent
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ATWOOD, VIOLET & cos COT
TON LETTER

New York. Feb 2 -Messrs Atwood
Violet T. Co. of New York. have just
issued rbe following circular
"The coitoo exports from America
from Jan 27'h to Aug 31s', 1899,
both Inclusive. we're 1 129 900 bales.
From Sept ls.. 1899. to Jan 9th
1900. there bad been exported from
this country nearly 1900 900 bales
less than from Sept ls'. 1898. to Jan
9th. 1899.
Consequently. to equal the total
expor'a from Sept 1st, 1898, to Aug
3lst. 1899. there must De exported
from this country, from Jan 9th, 60
Aug 3lst, 10. 6,50O.0OO bales Of
cotton to show the iupossibilty of
exports OF Gny such quantity. VIC sub
mil the following
''Thc total visible supply of Amer.
can cotton 10 this country ou 27th>iostaut
was ,74S,000 bales. and 90 the same
date, the amount marketed Of the pres.
ent crop. according to the Financial
Chronicle. bad been 6.578.819 bales
Assuming as we do that this crop
will realize 8.750,000 bales, it means
that the invislbIe supply in this coun
try was. on the 9th instant, about
1900, 900 bales. which, added to the
visible supply. gives a total of both
in this country, on tine eth instant,
Of about 3 94S. 900 bales
The Financial Chronicle of the
9th instant. makes southern con =,
sumption to that date since Sept let.
1899, Gil 900 balee, and northern
mill takings to same date 1858 1913
bales, an aggregate Of 2,l93.O0O
bales.
"The total Of northern spinners
takings and southern consumption,
for all of last season was $3.50, ,494
bales Consequently. if this country
consumes no more than last season
(whercas it will consume $50 900 to
300, 900 bales in excess of last sea
SOM. it means that to equal it, L.
396.OO bales will be required be
tween Jan 9th and Aug 3lst, 1900,
for domestic consumption, in add.
tion to 2, l93. 600 bales as above, to
the 9th instant
"Then, again. there must be Car
ried over on Sept lat, next, in this
country. at least 100000 bales OF
visible and invisible supply. and
deduCting these two amounts from
| 3. .948, 900 bales. it shows that there
will be left for export. not only to
Europe. but to China. Japan. Mexico
and Csnads, from Jun 9th to Aug
3lst.. 1900, about ,2,l52. 200 bales,
sgains. exports during the same
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SCENT COTTON FOR
SOUTHERN FARMER.
The Dream of the Cotton
Producers at Last Realized.
Augusta Chrouicle, February a..

The cotton market was The tonic OF
cou versation 10 the commercial circie:
Of Augusta yesterday.
The quotations 10 yesterdays Chron
ioie 10 reference to the local market,
and the interesting letter Of Atwood
Violet b Co., published 10 the same
issue Of this paper. caused consider ble
comment. not only on Cotton Row, bu,
10 eli business orioles. =
There was q new impetus given to
ell business ventures and 40 a,mos.
phero Of bope buoe around the
community. The farmers dream Of 8
cents oottoo had been realized. and tbe
realisation has orystalised iu,o q bale
Of promise, of hope aud Of good cheer,
hovsrs ell the south.
Knowing that the cotton meo would
be discussing the situation, a Chrou iole
reporter sauotsred around on Cotton
Row snd sought interviews on the
subject with several of the mos,
prominent factors OF she city 10
speaking OF the market one Of these
gentlemen said:
''The French statistic;an, Pasch, and
that ally of English spinuers H NJ
Neil, at the beginning of the season
charged that tho southern farmers bad
entered into q conspiracy to raise the
price of cotton. aud that they we're
raising a great hue and cry about q
short crop. We can now see who we're
the conspirators. aud that those very
men Who were charging this gigantic
crime to the southern cotton producer,
we're themselves the srch oonspirators.
Neil aud bis allies have done ell 10
thelr power to prevent a rise 10 the
price of the staple. but their dss.ardl y
efforts have failed, as present prices
show"
Another factor. who is thorouQ hiy
oooversaot With the situation, said
"Tbere is one feature of ths situa
tion which you might stress. The
factories have manufactured $50. 900
tons OF fertilizers less than the CORES.
ponding date for last year. There is
q shortage of 2. 900, 900 bales of COT.
too. as compared to the season Of
~ 80. This means 10000, 900
bushels OF cotton seed less than last
year With decrease 10 the fertilizer
output and shortage OF eixty millious
of bushes Of cotton seed the flrmers
will hardly use as much fertilizers fer
tho coming crop as was used last and
previous seasons A. the use Of
fertilizers materially affects tue pro
d2ction. we may reasonably expec
the crop OF 1901 to be short 10 pro.
portion to the decrease 10 the use of
fertilizers. a farmer can sell bis crop
today for uext fall's delivery OF I 4
cents. aud il is not likely that prices
will GO below ttat figure. uolcss
present. indications count for uaugbt."
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period last year of 4,l29. 900 bales
These figures are startling be-
caueo of tho ounDl, \n,,.;o,l..l,

P0''ON '"o' voot VI =, f,IIS,VUO OaIe6
These figures are startling be-
cause of the supply, particularly
when taking them 10 connection with
the worlds consumption Of Ameri
can cotton in regard to which we
have to say, as follows:
"According to the authority on
European mill stocks and consump.
tion Mr. Thomas Ellison) the aggre
gate amount consumed by English
and Continental spiners is now l63,
900 bales weekly, of all kinds, of 500
pounds each
Taking the daily report of the
Liverpool market, it shows that the
proportion of American cotton sold,
to that of all kinds, is about 80 per
cent, and, no doubt, the same pro
portion is true of the daily cont
mental sales of cotton of all kinds
Assuring. however, :hat only IS per
cent of European consumption is
American cotton. and this represents,
out Of 10000 bales weekly. about
139, 900 bales of American
The weekly consumption Of south
ern mills, according to the Financial
Chronicle and Secretary Hester, is
80, 600 bales
"The consumption by nothern mills
must certainly be 40, 900 bales week
ly, or a total of 209. 900 bales
"To this must be added the con.
sumption of American. by China.
Japan, Mexico and Canada. and
elsewhere
Assuming tina: this aggregate is
only 5000 bales weekly it gives a
total weekly consumption by the
world of 2l5.000 bales of American.
or II ,l80. 900 bales per annun
"It can be safely said, however,
that the spinning world is today
consuming, of American cotton. an
amount per annum of 1880, 900
bales. equal to the largest oonsump
ton on record--thst Of last year,
when it was largely stimulated by
SuO INV ptICo
. "The worlds buying power, how
ever. has increased 90 materially
during the past twelve months, az to
show that the higher prices for cot
ton, instead Of lesseniDg consump.
tion, is stimulating the produ ctive.
ness of the worlds cotton manufac
turing industries.
with the crop this season of
even $3.50. 900 bales, and adding TO
it IL, 100000 bales brought over on
September let last, of the worlds
visible supply Of American of 1862,
600 bales would still leave on
September lst, 1900. q deficit be.
tween supply ond nd-consumption of
| 100000 bales. but it would also
leave the worlds visable supply
dangerously smaller than on Septem.
Ger let. of any year si.ce 1889. the
crop Of which season was 7,3ll,OOO
bales and at which time the price of
middling cotton in New York was
II cents against 81 cents today
ANY one can reasonably antici
pate from these statistical conditions,
as we have presented them, an ad
vance of great proportions, and, in
giving this data as herein contained,
we do so 10 order to show what has
been, for long time past, the basis
of our bullish views for the staple.
and which we have continually put
forth, in our market letters to the
local and southern press, during the
past five months.
Atwood Violet & Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
letter, salt -Rhcun, ana Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting incident to
these diseases. is instantly alIayed by app, in &
Chamborlaiu's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many
very bad eases have been permanently cured by
IT, IL is equally Efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples. chappod
hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore
eyes. 25cts per box. For sale by DR. A. j.
China. Dec go
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Reliable Seeds

We uuhestatiDgly call attention to the
advertisement Of James Vicks SOM, 10 this
psper. We have known VIcks seeds and
planted them for acout thirty years and have
always found them entirely reliable. There
are none better.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders

are just what horse moods when in bad con.
dition. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifugs.
They arc not food but medicine, and the bes,
70 use to put horse 10 prime condition. Price
- cents Per package. For.sale by DR. A. j.
China. Dsc 800
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup furnishes most
substantial comfort and relief 10 comsump.
tves; II works mcst remarkable cures,
Don't despair Relief can certainly be had ;
cure is possible with this wonderful remedy :.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
FlLIPINOS UNFIT
\ FOR INDEPENDENCE.
Cornmtssion's Report Trans.
) mltted to Congress.

O0uS tOOoy WouomtSSeu W cOu8tces
shs report OF the Philippine oommis
sics comprissd 10 the firss volume. the
second volume 10 be issued later
nsrsly relating to the climate and
natural resources. The report ID
sisusd By Prof Sohurm.n. Admiral
Ds~ey. Col Denny and Prof Wor
cssssr. 'T,&
The ooAaission announces itssll
upqusli6edIy 10 favor Of . govern.
! ,msnt Of the Philippines analogous to
that Of . territory Of the United
States vi,h governor appointed by
the presIdsas. They ssy il is desira
bic that the inhsbitsnts OF the srchi.
ps'sgo should enjoy large measure
of homo rule 10 local affairs, their
t6wns to enjoy substantially the
rights and privilege of towns in q
territory. The provinces should be
vested With Substantially fonctions OF
. county in . territory. This eye.
tsm might be spplied to Luzou and
the Viscsyso islsnds At once and be
iaitisssd on the coast ct Miandsno
The suls archipelago calling for
special arrangements with the sultan,
the commission say. need not be
considered in this connection. The
Filipioos could manage their own
town and oouaiy affairs through their
own officers whom they could
elect with no help from American
officials except such 90 would be 10.
,volved in control from the central
government st Manila The suffrage
should be restricted by educational
or property qualifications or both
This system would nccessi,ste q
small body Of American officials of
great ability and integrity and
of patience sod tact in deal
ing with other races aud on
this account the commission
ssys they could be called advisors or
commissioners and that one for every
ESQ. 900 natives should suffice. they
to report TO the central government
st Manila 'Tteir main function
would be to advise towH and county
councils in the discharge Of the
duties and to watch the collection of
revenue aud ito expenditures Our
goveromeo, Of the Philippines. the
commission insists must be adapted
TO the Fl,pinos The commission
discounts q proposed proiectorsie
like that of the British over the Nav.
lsysn psniosulsr and any stimulation
Of The relation between Australia and
Csosds and Great Britain. the con.
ditions differing The pro,ectora,e
desired by the insurgept leaders is
Que under which the United States
would assume sll responsibility for
protecting Philippine government
sgsins, aggression while their own
officials would collect revenues. Nor
could the liability To foreign nations
be reduced without permitting them
directly to- seek redress. and euch
course would. il is to- be feared,
speedily lead to the approportion of
the Philippine islands by the great
powers, who would not need to seek
far for pretenses Of Intervention.
Clearly the plan Of sell governing
colony, the commission Gays, is q
misft to the Philippines. nor are the
British crown colonies and colonies
having representative institutions
but no responsible government.
s--.<~I ku ps;s;sh nu;sus .ud Hoo-
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The New York World Almanac aud
Encyclopedias for 1900 for sale by H. OSC
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and vests the legislative power in a
council appointed annually by the
president Courts are also provided
for
Nearly all The Offices will. uuder this
form Of government. be 6lled by Fill.
pinos sod the merit system must be
adopted aud lived up to. The pstroo-
sge or spoil system. the commission
ssy', would prove fatal to good govern.
meut 10 the Philippines. The small
oumber u Ams-iosn officials needed
ioclude 10 the Hrst group governor,
secretary. attorney general. oert.iu
judges and other oficisls Of the terri
torial government aud 10 The second
group heads Of postal. customs and
other departments. The officers of the
ars. group should be appointed by the
psesident and of the second transferred
from the home service. To neither
case should there be examination. The
FiIipioo'. they ssy. are Of unusually
promising material possessing admirs-
Bile personal aud domestic virtues and
being naturally peaceful. docile and
dslerential to constituted authority.
10 connection 9Th .hs subject Of
goysrnmsos the commission reaches the
follo~.og conclusion
l. The Uoi,ed States cannot With.
draw from The Philippines. We are
there aud duty binds us TO remain.
There is no escape from our respousi.
bility to the Filipinos and to MANKIND
for the government Of the archipelago
aud the amelioration Of the condition of
i.s inhabitauts.
2. The Filipiuos are wholly uupre.
pared for independence, and if iuds.
peodsnce were given to them they
could no, msintain it.
Under the third head is included a
copy Of Admiral Devey's letter to Sen
stor Lodge which Was read 10 the sen.
ste the other day. denying Aguinaldo's
claim that be was promised iudepeud.
euce.
L. There being 90 Philippioo nation,
bot only a collection Of different peo
p!e's. there is no general public opinion
10 the archipelago. but the men Of
property aud education. whc alone
interest themselves 10 public affairs, 10
general recognise as indisper aole
American authority, guidance aud pro.
tco,iou.
D Congress should. ct the earliesi
possible time. provide for the Philip
pioes toe form of'goveroment herein
recon ucoded or aoo,her equally liberal
and bsus6oeus
9 Pending aOy action on the part Of
the oom omission reco muends
that the president pu: 10 operation This
scheme Of civil government 10 such
parts Of the archipelago as are o,
peace.
I So far as tho finance of the
rn''ipp'oes permit, public education
should &c promptly established. aud
when established made free to ell.
8. The greatest care should be taken
10 the selection OF officials. for admins.
"a'ioo. They should be men of the
bighest character and fitness, aud
partisan politics should DO entirely
separated from the government of the
Philippines
The commission are unable to 6ud
soy mesos OF sssiuils;iog tho tariff Of
the Philippines With that Of the Uoited
States. ssyiog that the differences are
fundamental aod couoiliable, and
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

FIRE ! FIRE!
Is 40 omiDous sound to the man Who
isn't Insured, wbeo be sees bis home
disappearing 10 flames aud smoke.
We Gao hardly have auy compassion
on him. when it is SO easy apd at such
small outlay TO provide against such
loss A policy 10 the Hartford Iosur-
anoe 20. costs you but q small sum
when We draw it for you. and gives
you security as safe as the Bank of
Eugland.
A. G. PHELPS co.,
GenIlnsurapce Agents. Sumter, s. C.
Mch l5-o
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

hDslly. tDaily eXcep; Sunday.
No 63 runs through to Charleston, s. y.
"a Central R. R., arriving Naming 5 AID
M, Lanes ell M, Charleston 8 90 D m.
Trsius on Conway Branch leave Chadbouru
5.S5 p m, arrive Conway TAO p m, return.
ing leave Conway 8 80 a m, arrive Chad.
bourn ii so am, leave Chsdbourn III so a m.
srrive Hub 1925 p m, returning leave Hub
800 m, arrive Chadbourn 5. .35 a m, Daily
except Sunday.
J. R. KENLY, Gen'I Manager.
T. n. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
b. Y. EMERSON Gen'l Pass. Agent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

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Sick Headache,
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constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
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ABSOLUTELY CURE.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

DO you suffer from Painful, Irregular
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Will cure YOU In the privacy OF your
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- G ] \ ~ ; T. Y
= alNinatiONS
- Its marvel
=. OuS action
on the dis
= tinctly fem
x n Inc or
= GanS, heals
II ana Strcng
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-10
GEO. H. DAVIS.

Our guarantee is like a Bank
Check-if your purchase does
not suit you, bring back the
goods and draw your money.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30
Rap Vome 6ulofelterne

Gen ferite map folder eller GiriulRre o,'
saaenoe @ulofunoet | 8lpnotfe / 1898 bleu
uo9ipet al Mprtbern Iaciiiebanen. Yet er
mere eno ct Slulmpeirri at ben isrIte map
holder eller Tnmflet pm Sap Some Cub
btitritt fommer ira lamme Slide. NRrpR'
renoe Sober" inoebplDer life alene ct gpot
Sart oper Home'T iltrittet, men er paiaa
iprlpnet meo ilere Eilleber ira Hpme Gitp
% ira Stranobreooeu, Der tpoelig uiier Yfea
tooen peb Guloerapninsen. Ollie mn t9e
Oplpsnin9er, ON If9angstioer ira Seattle
% Tacoma, 8lenHem9anostafiter p.i.p. er
aliprt | oeune Spg, og ,toli II raaoes at goa
I'll y. q. Gp.S Q9en,cr. Der er ioripnet msO
2iasramnter pper Alaifaoamperie % paa
Sorbaano iltre ig SetremmeliBheoer heller
eno at opl1tte penne pi9ti9e 3in9, inotil
man tommfr til 1u9etiuno. Ser er iu9en
3pil ON, al Der uil blue Ell betpoelig GaSs
ln9ertrafit ira Ytipta % Sititaterne o. Ell
ltpr 3ilitrf mining fra StIlebausitaterne til
NpnlcsI ~titrttEct uGlte Gaar.
On Soldiers, 6ra9ttatiter r.i b. ren'
penbe man ia til q. 8. Soues, sos 2ofuit
ct, 8es Wtuiue Sa., eller ieno ct 2 Geuts
5rlmGrtc til Gbas. g. See, General has
lenacr 9lgcut. Ct. Gaul, Mtiuu, % ban nil
ienoe Gem Sartet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-30
sarafter ca Socialisme.
(giter 1.-THE Atlantic Monthly

Dor Guiees | benne 0eroen az
bGnger at auratter, hpdo pi ale 1oer
Dag er 8ibner til. Den Wiano. ion1
sisr Sremgans | 2ipst, gjer bet pad
@runDlas af aardtter. Oct sr bo'
oeDiasslis / aaratter, at Wtsrteo itlls
Ter fig fra 6orenebe Stater og spas
MEN fra England. Site alsns Dor
Rslision og 6iIoiOfi er anlagt pld
at bpgse op &aratter, men pslaa ale
bore Samfunbsinbretninger. ytdar
ri lsier, laansr, frebiterer eaer oprets
ter &pntrafter, itoler Ri paa og regner
hi msb 9aratter iom 5attor. ga, !
nGiten ale bore Sorretninger | StOet
itoler ri mer paa 3aratter eno pdd
Sob. Ss bporfor Ri life er resleret
bepre, tommer beraf, at Ri | poltttt
regner for Tibet meb 8ardtter 'onl
Sattor. 5remsans / aipet ! brislts
Ssoritdno = bet er: Sufces | Grz
bolbelie at, bpab Ri tr9nger, eler ! at
tunne o~perbeoiie 5olt ON, at ri bar
fortisnt bet - er nRften altio ct Rss
iultat at aaratter. Sg ingen entelt
8lasie bar Monopol pad aaratter.
s ale 8lasier belsnnes Spoen iaa
pfte fom nosen anben Sing / benne
9erben. Den e~bru.lise, foretdgioms
me, tro, forIigtise arbeioer bar iad
soo nbiist for fine Gpner og anl9g
ION ben 9oruelige, fpretagiomme,
tro, foriistige Sagfsrer ener penges
manb. San fan maaite ttte opnua
Iaa megen legemlis &pmfort, men
opnaar bog bporiombslit lanst mer
enb ben fore MasIe at Samfunoet.
Den Der omiigsribenoe Socialisme
og / girte!isbeoen ale iucialiitiife 9es
pp9elier = a1e 9eoaselier benimoo
bet Maal, at Resieringen Ital isrge
for 5oltets llnberbolb enten peb itas
oigt lennenoe Qrbeioe elsr ogIad {.
Cts. "frit Selp," at bile ia Regiez
rtrgen til at opboloe 2anoets 9ors
gere og life 8urgerne Regieringen -
er igrunoen intet anbet enb Sorisg
pad at neobrpoe &aratteren, gjsre
ben operflsbig og faa 9erbsn til at
9ad lin Sang uoen &arafter. Den
pirtelige Senii9t er at title ale paa
famine StanOpuntt og Ssioemual,
life alene ben begdpebe og ben BUM
me, men ogiaa ben arbeioiomme %
ben laoe, 0ranteren os ben abruss
li9s, ben paalioelige og ben upaalioes
ltge, ben tro og ben utro. Man bill
ON muligt pbelagse ale be Sums
funbsinoretninger, ION cir aarottes