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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

Mr.. Morgan has a plan to bring the
Steel trust and is employees into closer
relations and 10 DO away with strikes
The plan IS 10 make the employees
stockholders. II certainly IS a feasible
one II there Is a real desire 20 make
the Interests Of employer and employe
identical They are interdependent and
not Independent and when they come Ia
conflict as IN a strike, both sides are
losers Labor usually loses most be-
cause capital being solidihed can beat
labor IN detail. that is, the individual
laborer In mlst cases. cannot long Of
Ter any resistance. but each resisting
workman leaves his mark. no matter
how slight upon the great capital
mass. Whatever plan that win DO away
with ihese periodical conflicts Is 10 be
welcomed and encouraged. And Mr..
Morgan's plan seems to have in II these
possibilities II put IN operation II will
be- watched with great Interest every
where.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

We congratulate the Salt Lake
Herald upon It's substantial reorganiza-
zion, which gives promise Of its in
creased influence and financial success
With Senator w, A. Clark as its
president backed by the millions OF
money at his command, with william
lglehcart as vice president and man
ager, and John S. Bransford as secre-
tary, these three being the directors
ihe Herald company cannot fail to oc-
cupy a leading position among the
newspapers Of the great West Its
influence viii extend IN many directions
and we may look for its growth and
perpetuty and advancement as a gath.
orer Of news a dispenser Of Intelligence
and credit 60 the State Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

A Treat for music lovers, vocal In
structors, officers and teachers OF the
public schools, educators and all In
terested in the Divine Art
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17

,.sgo.; SS,s Mes, a:sss oTs and 'nt g.
~ 80 NveLs sood shlph's \
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
CLARENDON NEWS.

From Tbs nasriug Times, Eareh 18Th.
Mrs ". Scott Esrvia visited Sumter YES.
tsrday.
as. ". c. chsrdlsr spent yesterday 10
Saoatsr
Hiss Cassie Kesls, OF Sumter, is visiting 8,
Ns. Joseph Spross's.
DE- J A. Hood. of Sumter, wss in Nan.
oing Tuesday night.
ar. aud Mrs. A. Lsv went up to Sumter
yesterday for day or go
Dr.. ". u Brockio,ou. accompanied BY his
wife. carried bis i'll daughter. Edaa, 10
Charleston lsse Thursday evening in private
car rendered by Maj O s. C3adsdes, prssiden,
Of tue Northeastern Railroad This Kindness
Of Maj Gadsdeo iu rendering the family hia
psssooal aod private ear 10 order that the
eSild might travel as comfortably ss possible
fs greatly appreciated, sot only By Dr..
geockiotou aud family, Do, the pso-
sas Of the entire town.
Lsse Saturday the little sons OF Mr. T. 2
8tdgeway who lives Ia the Pork, discovered
curious lookisg aoinel ia Lowndes
Rord srd they slot It. The animal has
souesbiug Of the appearance OF Wild eat,
waa feet in leogtb from the Zip Of i,s bead
20 the point of very short tail and weighed
80 pounds-
Az iusssllssion Of o@csrs IN the Presbyse-
rian Church took place SnDdsy on which
occasion Nessrs Joseph P. Rasne aud e.
Dickson were installed as elders and Mr..
Lucius Esrvin aud Dr.. q. L. Dickson ae
dsacocs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Sd Trlmna. In Js,l.

Ga TriRaal vas pat lis jsil less TharsdaY
@eeuing avsisiog trial ia the sagissre.e's
coQrs, on the charge Of larceny.
Il 10 said be stole "a ovsreees fTe1 Gseis.
eeass Wells otaes Sev aaya ego, and, sise.
o pair OF shoas fro1 GsasleRas en vhose
eagon be vas ridtag hene. A vasrsst yes
svoen oes yessaedey efternesa aad shsria
2saeboroagh sn6 Ceessaele Diskias vess
ozee to Meyepville less niga, snG arrested
4a0. He was brought eaek here as6 placed il
Seia- he viil te gives ksaricg probably oa
8asa,dsy besors Eagissrass Wells 3he over
soas 10 the property Of Cena,selo Dlnkiae and
.0e shoes belonged 30 ar. Jsaes Asderseo.
Teiaaaal has ease ia eeurt ct the neEs
asssion Ia vaieh he sues tie AslsBsie Coast
Asee g.. B. Co. tor &5, eco FOR damages which
be received by bsieg thrown from freight
erain by brakeman while hs vas "eeasssg'
= eide. Thls 10 bic 5ide Of the story.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Debater's Contest at 8. C. College.

The annual debaser's and orators contest
besvesn the Eophrsdieu and Clsrioaoohic lit
aesey societies of the s O. College took place
last Friday nighs. The orstors we're Or. L @
.oise for the Eophssdiau Society, hls sub-
jet being, sour Eosasrs," and kr J. A.
ssoddssd for the Clasiosophic Society, bav-
<sg as hia subject. "Au Uncrovaed King"
4s Stoddard Won he deeisisn.
The query for DEBATE vas Resolved, That
We ia an indication OF the advancement of
SsIlizstion I" Attractive: Heisrs. 8. VI
Wsit aud n g. Withers of the Euphradisu
Society, and negative: Aessrs. G. R. Rem
ssse and r E Carvile, of the Clsriosophic
Society. The Affirmative won the debate
The committee on orasory was composed OF
Prof Geo. NcOuschen, Gen Leroy F You
mans and Prof E. L Green. The commit
les On debate contested Of Col. John Frost,
ar s. Mailer and Rsv. Z. L. Carlisle.
Ths event was saia to be one Of the most
pleasant occasions OF past years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
THREE NEW ENGINES FOR
THE A. C. L. R. R.

The Atlantis Coast Lines nev Dsean
shovel, psrehased reeossly, i0 9 beauty
aod ia expected 30 aeeonpliah il aay'e
siue nearly sviee sbe work Of sbe old
ose. Il arrived at sbe shops yesterday
ia sections. sad sbe nea il charge are
today putting is together TAs neg
shovel is "Barnhars'0 Improved A, "
one Of she beos 90 .he market. lie Grss
work will be en- she AaBsheslas aad
Asgsssa road it is osid
Three sew .eu-wbeelers" or "eop
per beads" s,s expected 80 arrive
at the shops sodsy Gron shs Baldwin
Locomotive Werks These lango
engisea were formerly restricted 90 sha
Roeky Mount division bat ere nov
beiog ased 90 sesrly all sha divisions.
On aecoass Of she remarkable
increase ia she Aelaosis Cosas Lines
business os the lines rsdiating from
here which has been very large, omeislc
aud employees have been kept sp andez
esraia Several additional engines
have been sent to shis point.
Engine 206 has bees turned ous Of
the shops 10 "sev" condition. Fhe
locomotive vas sens here fron che
Richmond division. Florence Times,
March 16.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Halifax, N 8, March II "A
rather serious clash between i'm
perial and Canadian soldiers occur
red in the garrison today Eighteen
royal arsilIerymen took possession OF
one of the principal streets, creating
trouble. a detachment Of Canadians
came out to arrest the gunnera who
showed fight The infantry were
ordered to charge with fixed hayoness
One of the mutinous men was stabbed
through the left hand The artillery
men were taken prisoners The
offenders claim to have been cele-
brating the festival of ST Patrick.
The usual PROFESSIONS of lrishnen
were dispensed with this year
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Knoxville. Tene. Mareh ia
colcoy of 100 negroes lefs Knoxville
today for Hawaii upder 9 shree years
contract TO the Hawaiian Conmetcial
aud Sugar company The party vas
raised by 8 R. Naples, 40 intelligent
negro. who goes with the colooists.
TIE negroes are TO be used 90 a large
sugar plsusasioo To raising the party
an attempt was made 60 get whole
families. for the reason that the som.
pauy has had difficulty 10 keeping
American negroes without families on
the plantations The attempt vas par
TALLY successful.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

The new Hosel Sumter is 8 building oi
which the city should feel proud Tbs inte'
rior is 6sis5ed 10 beautiful uanner, beth
as te workmanship and architecture The
rooms are nicely arranged and sufficiently
large. The dining room is particularly beau.
tl!ol and will stand inspection With any to
be fouod elsewhere But especially pretty
and striking is the paperiug of the walls
This work was doue By our professions
paper.hanaer, Mr.. J. A Schwerin The
rooms aud halls are all papered and tie pat.
,ero, are all works Of art, some OF them Being
baodsoms enough for metropolitan hotel
The hotel will probably be opened oy A prii
/. 1t will be handsomely furnished
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Another Frassrnsl Order.

Sonser Couacil No. ace, Of she Family
Protective Uuion of Bossoa, asss., waa in
ssitated Wednesday night March 18th by J.
3 Hollis, Deputy General and the following
eGcees vese elected
Vics Presideat-Dr u s,ucksy.
Secrstsry-W J onnings.
Tress1rer-W D Lowry.
Sergs ct Arns-W g Pate.
0taplsin--John Lsrerty.
Sentinel-W P Williams.
rsussees-W Pase, & Holiday, B
Medical E1amirer-Dr & u Stuekey.
The order met In Mssonic Temple. The
Family Protective Union is sn up to aa,s
fssternal order paying sick, accident, and
death benefits.
Tue order was organized with about Is
charter members
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
William Henry Thomas Dead.

Clarendon, March ls hon Viii.
liam Henry Thomas. of Charleston,
died sodey ct che home of his father
in law. Ar Jas E Tindal, from q
severe ettack OF pneumonis Mr..
Thonse will be remembered 90 a
member of the. elaeD Of '87, South
Carolins college After gradaation
he took Q prominent part in politics,
being q nenber of the hoase from
Charleston BE did not stand for 70
election less sumner. bus contested
for che solioisorship Of the First dis
tries aRd vas defeated by Mr. R 7
Hildebraad by serro,v nargia.
His marriage to Miss Tindal oc
cured oone swo years ego.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Washington, March 1S-seeretary
Hay had a long conference With Seua.
.or Morgan respecting Isttmiau canal
matters and the advisability Of reopen
ing negosistiops for treaty With Greas
Britain 90 ,be subject. The secretary
is losing NO opportunity OF aequsiuting
himself With the views Of asDatora on
this subject, aud the conference today
With Mr. Morgan is only one OF nearly
dozen be hes had on che same
subject with leading senator's and
representatives since the adjournment
Of the 56tb congress
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
HAGOOD HAPPENINGS.

aagood, s. @ March le People here ere
busy bsu!ing fertilizer, quite q1ansisy OF
which will be used. sn neither prophet
nor the COS OF one. but mark ne, va are 60
ing 10 ge, short prices for cotton rex. fall,
less ,bere il short crop. wnich is unlike
II. The southern farmer will always &c
hsupsred because he has oaly one money
crop.
Mr.. J. L Jackson and bis rcst excellent
wife hsve both been p1os;rated by grip, but
are laprovioe
Oar community was visited bg a 6ne rain
last suodny. Hail is reported 20 have falieo
above here.
Mr.. G. L Emanuel IS makiue . consiaera-
be addition 10 his residence uoder0taod
that ne has oniIt lsrgs pastur IN which he
will raise cattle aud goa'e
Corn plating has begun in come places
One fellow says be had 10 plant because his
cou vss oearly out
Xr. Robt Atkinson is reported to De in
proving We hope to see him az his business
agsiu. Cvis.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Shaking Hands Over The Line.

City of Mexico. March II The
Mexican consul ct 81 Paso. Texas.
BIZ Mallen, hes returned from Q
shree daye' ossy ct Cuernavacs, where
he had an interview with President
Diss He says she President 10 in
excellent health There continues
to be much talk here about President
Dias going 90 Fl Peso to meet Presi-
dent Mckinley when the latter ahall
make his trip to the Paci6c coast,
but there seems TO be some doubt 40
to which Government should take
the initiative Each President has q
high regard for the other and meet
ing between them would be the frat
event of the kind.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Our couusry Schools.

Ia eur last ve discussed their eossoida-
sion. We are glad to knev thar it is seceiv-
,ng the serious eensidera,ion it deserves. 4
aaaber have ssked the writer, "vhen shall
shseo ssisgs se." aad are an1lous that the
matter be attended 10 as eaee. Bat before
,hie ean be dens effectively aoue legislation
vill be accessory. SO let ns be patieos.
Bat there are ether evils 10 sae vay Of she
sueeesa. hany pa,,ess are poor people. vbe
lieerally est bread il shs sveas OF their eesV
Such is. ertaeena to DO, shois eesditiou that
,hsy nust Be chiefly eeaoerasa in SHOW" te
use sbsir evo phra0eeleEy, '',e make buckle
aDd ,onsae nees" Almost invsriably, IN
che collation. OF shis d,azcals problsR. they
eoacluGe to usks ,heir ehitdree aold hands,
sed that evsn while IL a,seadauea spon
schoel Yhis 10 greet uissaRe, and deeo
saealeolabie Injury 70 tie child in the preseeu.
sion Of iss etndios Let az sappose vs have
iasreaasea the graded oyassn iuso ear eous.
sry schools Gee Of tbe aes. things shes viii
bsppea in nsny schools is shss the ss1dieo
will be greatly Rsltiplied ia aaay Instances
Another is the lessons will be Increased, eses
Of which will neeessisate the Increase OF time
nessssary TO The thorossh preparations of
Game
If ve srs 70 believe Gany OF the children
and confess there is ground for doing 90,
they hardly have siuo to lsarn what is now
assigned them So you aee there is soma-
shing for the pareats se do aa we'll ss for the
lawmakers It nasters little how bene6eent
legislssien may be if We fail 10 take sdvan-
tsge of it, A very uaheaIthy condition Of
shiugs hes obtained in the country. and be-
fore batter can be had much that nov ob-
| sains must bs altered or let 60 altogether.
Ny eostenton is that many, might say
most parents do not Get . proper estimate
upon their children. 1t is we'll enough, 1t is
proper, to teach them to work, to love it. bot
it 10 wrong, an evil, to set regard upon
them close akin to that they set upon their
horse OF mule Slew much work csu get
eu, Of them p
1t is related OF . certain Roman mstron
that, when others were disri-E their jew.
el1 and gasdy trinkets, q soudly called
her svo boys to her aud, presenting them,
said "Here are my jeuels." Ne wonder they
became the jewels OF tbas sima e, Rome, that
! With undimmed lustre have shiued down tie
ages. "Whas France wants liu smothers."
What children waus, what they need, is pa.
ronts, not masters
Another mistake is false ides OF life
When man lives for what he can get life
becomes palsry thing, vsxasious, but when
he lives fer chat be caR do 1t is noble and
honorable
Another 10 to imagine our children were
created for us when We va made sor them.
Before this letter is closed es it be said by
way Of reminder that We are forced to deny
ourselves in other ,aings for our children q
little sslf-denial here would give most salts
factory resulte
In another letter We will endeavor 10 show
what some OF these may be.
s'Hagood -
r.a n
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
SUICIDE AT BENEFITS
VILE.

Bennsss0yille. Nsreh ls.-Tbonss
Troy Breeder, nonber Of . proni-
nens fanily, ooanissea ouiside early
shi0 neraisg, ar0s eating his shFeas
sbd shea shooting hinself With pistol
Broeaon lad boea sick With grip and
psoaneois, bus vas shoaghs so be
recovering His children we're also
sick and Breedes had become deopeaa
eos When sho phyoieian called yes,
terday he told him he vosld sos be
alive When be cane sgain sodsy.
Mg Breeder 10 we'll eeo neesed, bat
has asvee uaae suessss. Hs vsl
sboas SIS years old His hone is Ave
miles f1e@ BoHoesssville.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Prof lvisou, of Lonscouiag, Nd, suffered
terribly from neurslgia of the stomach and
indigestion for thirteen years aud after the
docsora feiled to cure hin they fed him on
uorphias. A friend advised tbs ose Of
Kodol Dyspepsis Ours scd after taking few
bottles OF it be says, SIT hae eured ne en-
tirely. cant say too much for KodoI Dys-
pepsia Cure" 1t diges,s what you eat
8 Hsghson Co.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Ar Cshill. Weos Virgipis fss8er.
has so olepbaBs on bis bands. an els.
phsus vhioh be bought ss baukrups
nsnsgeris sale. Bot be and she
elepbast ges alosg pretty we'll bessuso
shey have come to an agreement sDd
tbs elephant does all his plovlug snd
hauling for hin for his board and
lodging.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
McLeod Hill Items.

Hiss Wilson'S school CLOSED on last Friday
asd the school had dinner Ga Monday
They played games and speus the day very
pleasantly. Tte people 10 this section are
veil pleased With Miss Wilson and hope &c
have her next year
Ool. J. Harvey Wilson has returned from
Columbis.
Mr.. WI. McLsod's business is increasing
every day.
There has been 10 more roeuss captured 10
this section. W.N. u.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
An gonest Medicine fer "a Grippe,

George ". wsitt, of South Gardiner, Me-,
says; ~ bave had the worst cough, cold
chile aud grip and have tsken los of trash
OF 10 account bat profit TO TIE vendor
Chamberlain Cough Remedy s tbe cnly
thing that has done any good whatever.
have used one bottle of il and the cblla, cold
and grip have slI left NE. congratulate
the manufacturers of an honest mediciue y
For sale oy Dr. A J Chins.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Two Children wander.

q~o little tots, 8 aoa years ola. ssrayoa
from the city Thursday afternoon ead we're
feaad eocas dark near Turkey Greek.
oos OF them waa the daughter OF Hr. ". a
Bowman and the other bis sinser's child
Il seeus they wandered froo theic home 10
the depss and arouaa she eastars edge of
so9o unttf they reached toe country.
4 search vas aade for them and sf,er 0
aoag hunt they we're sound near Turkey
Geek Parents had better watch their
children il they will 60 On zach losg expedi.
ao0s oy themselves
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Wilmington, N. C, Maroh 49,
There was 90 nomination for mayor 10
the democratic municipal primaries here
today. and secood has been called to
choose between Col Waddell. the
incumbent. vho led the .ickes today,
aod Mayor Pro Tenn W E Springer,
candidate receiving the next highest
vote.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Fire at Gannvlllo.

tbs res,deaee Of hr. Henry g Shaw as
>Maanville, wss oecRea os Saturday, the
&za. Is was Supposed so have eaaghs %
see from shs chinnsy. All the hoesehold
elects were lost sad aboas @4oe in cash
The house contained quite number Of val
saeIe celies 'Rhicb vere 5aEeed alee. The
iasaeaoee ls shout $500. it 10 said.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Gov McSweeDey Monday coulnused
to life imprisonment 10 the peoiseusiary
the death ssssense of Lawrence Choice.
oolored, Who was 20 have been hanged
for murder iB Gresaville on the 29sh
insesne.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
MAYORS COURT.

The following cases we're ssSoro the Mayor
Friday:.s
Fred Wilson, ridiog bicycle ia forbidden
inits. Fined SO
sastha Dixon, disosderly eondrcs, Ss or 8
days.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Z Coed Cough gedaesns soz Children

"I have DO besitancy 10 recommending
Chamberlain Cough Remedy" says F. P.
Moran, a we'll known and popular baker, of
Petersburg, vs.. ''We have given it to our
children when ,roobled with bad coughs, also
whoopiug cough, apd it has always given
perfect satisfaction I. wss recommended to
me by druggist as tbs best cough medicine
Cor children as it contained no opium or other
harmful drag" Sold by Dr. A Chiua.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Seattle. Washington, proposes 10
supply herself with 9 new harbor BY
cutting 8 canal eight miles long. from
Puget Sound to Lske Washington,
vbieh is 20 miles long and 200 feet
deep
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
Dinner on Monday.

The Ladies Lecture Hall Society will serve
d ouer on Monday, April Is,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

A Strong Fortitfication.
Fortfy the bodyagainst disease
by TUFTS Liver Pills, an abso-
lutecureSor sick headache, dys-
pepsia, sour stomach, malaria.
constipation, jaundice, bilious
ness and all kindred troubles.
''The, F1y-Wheel of Lie"
Dr.. Tut; Your Liver Pills are
the ny~wheel oflife. I shall ever
be grateful for the accident that
broughtthemto mynotice. feel
Asif1 hada new lease Of lifes
J.Fairlelgh, Platte Cannon, Col.
TUFTS Liver Pills
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Grey card board for picture mounting q.
q. G. Osteen B. Co.'S book store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20

Eagood, s. @
The sun., 1901-10-24
SIX SKELETONS N 4 SPRING.
Discovery Of 4 Farmer when His water
supply Han Low.

ISriASAPoLIs, Oct IS William Down
Ing purchased a farm near Peru eight years
ago and the family has ever since bern
using the water from a spring near the
house The water got low owing 10 drv
weather. and Mr.. Downing decided u eN-
cavste and sink a barrel In the ground -
hold the water While digging in e."
spring he uncovered a human skyl. Som
ne found three more skulls with ribs and
other bones A foot deeper he found "
more skulls and hv the time he had maua
the hole SIX feet deep he had remove
the bones ~ siA persons -four adults a.
two children. presumably an entire fauily
The bones filed a space less than three
feet across one of tho skulls had been
fracturci and the nhs Of one OF the skele-
tons had b.en broken. No ono can account
for tho rr-eence of the skeletons in tie
spring
The sun., 1901-10-24
ALFRED THE GREAT EXHIBITION
Books. Prtnts and = Relic OF the Great
King tn he shown Here.

The New York Public Library in co6pera-
ton with Columbia University and the Al
fred Millennial Committee. will place on
exhibition at the Lenox building. Fifth
avenue and Seventieth street. on Monday
OCT. -, a collection of books and prints re-
lating to Alfred the Great and his time<
Among the articles exhibited will be the
reproduct ion and illusi raiions Of the famous
Alfred jewel. tho pnly personal relic 81
the King known 20 be extant
Alfred'- own work a. the real founder ~
English literature will he shown in a very
full series Of his writings in the old English
and In modern translations, and IN a selec-
ton OF tho more important puhlicaiions
about his life and reign