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New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
1aIyk OR YOUR
JOB, MAKE CHOICE
.rS WHAT WESTERN
BOSSES SAY.
So neronoe Mouement Out There
,uY a Moral Issue-It,s a Cold
Business Proposition.

,x-srce wave which swept over the
lhe vesr has reached the West. but it's
r''n bss been entirely changed. Instead Of
-,,rsi wave II has been transformed by
srs rres-erners into a strictly business prop
y 'D 7,s-esd Of being headed by ministers
enr-.,,,-s en.r Christian Temperance Union mem
80 -, hir business interests which employ
~ ,,nhers Of rorkmen. are the power behind
~ ..,,enf. There are no pledges TO be signed
y ~. - grhons nor white badges 10 wear: no alb
o." .oths TO take. Instead Of these. there is
fN.- .rder. II You drink rou lose your Job
r',x. of the Northwestern Railroad NAV he
u coyoe fine ago employees of that system
~.5 tbe officials Of the road with bound
=. containing the names Of forty thousand
u z-ha had sworn off, and agreed never
- i~toxicatins liquor again. The pledge"
-. hee- required Of them. Yet the men saw
-. srinkers were being discharged and were
-, n rel iohs on other railroads.
-, months ago. when the Burlington road be-
.r,tnr its force because Of the financial de-
- orders were issued TO lay off the drink
80 regardless Of the length of time they had
= !, the employ Of the company.
- -,.n cannot be drunk tonight and show up
--,U ready 10 give his employer his best
- ssvs George " Loomis. assistant to Cen
!, Manager Holdrege of the Burlington. There
,,r1r when employers did not care what their
y ala when Of duty. But that time has passed
: t,cur We cannot get the best work out of A
= u-ho drinks And We know that a drinking
,,,en though he never drinks when on duty,
-. &C safe as 2 man who never drinks at all
,ot = matter OF temperance with the Bur
-,,. II is mater OF business. pure and simple
:. A.v. made very strict rule against drinking
:. yAer on dut- and when of duty"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. JUNE a. 1908.
Governor For, and number Of the leading ,uris,s

Governor Fort and number Of the leading ,uris,s
of the state e '
Inc international Association of Ticker Aven,e
mas been holding its sessions at the Hotc, Is,es
worm during the week There were more than
TWO hundred delegates. They made an excursion
TO Cape May yesterday
'eneral Horace Porter. of New York is .nend,ne
q ht'le time at the Seaside House
James Il. Brady. OF New York has been snendinp-
the week at the Shelhurne
bsyard NJ. Livingston. Of New York is AT the
Hotel Chelsea
MIS- { X. Evans of New York is at the Hotel
Sothern for the season
There is just an even dozen bridal counles a. .b.
continental Hotel. They include Mr. and Mrs.
John Clark Mr.. and Mrs Stewart Gohlner of
New York; Mr. and Mrs F. E Moore of East
MT and Mrs Max Rosenberger of .Dovlestown.
nv ana Mrs j. y. Whitbeck. of Kingston. N Y;
Mr. and Mrs H P. Schanberger of Baltimore: Mr.
aho Mrs- NJ u Wilson, of Lexington. Ky: Mr.
and Mrs f, A. Burkhart, Of Moorestown n j..
aho MT. and Mrs. f c Lapp and Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Johns. of Philadelphia
Mr- and Mrs W. F. Burns Olney Burns Walter
j. Burns and Joseph Biggs here from New
YORK In motor car early in the week. and are
now at the Grand Atlantic
Miss NJ. Butler, of New York. has taken apart-
ments al the Grand Atlantic for the season
4. II. Pierson. New York broker is spending
Ten DAYS at the Wiltshire
DR. C. r. Bourke. Of New York. is az the ST
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Thew. of New York recently
married, at the Ostend
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
IORE PLAYGROUNDS.
Promoter of Mouement Finds Inter-
EST 4roused Ill Ouer Country.

rr,+ .bs great national playground boom planned
bv the Playground Association of America Is wen
under way is being shown daily by 'he repor's
which Lee F. Hammer. field secretary Of the asso-
ttio ;s forwarding 20 tho associations headquar-
tArs No 624 Madison avenue. Mr.. Hammer, VINO
might well be called play drummer, has visited
sixtv-two cities between the Atlantic ana racine
coasts during the last months. and in each ne
has found his wares to be in great demand
Almost every town and city l have been in wants
-la1erounds' he wrote of his recent reports
ONLY few of the people I have encountered nave
fai,-d to be enthusiastic on the SUBJECT Inc ae-
mand for adequate play facilities for chhoreh Is
being recognized everywhere and the right or the
obildrAn 10 have public Fairgrounds is squirting
hundreds Of persons and organizations 10 action.
1,bis is especially true among the womens clubs
and the Young Mems Christian Associations
.1-,, 70 date ] have not visited town or city
in which both these types of organizations have not
o1,,n+eered 10 do all in their power TO stimulate the
playground movement in their localities II they
keen 70 their promises there will soon be great
chain of public Fairgrounds for children extending
from New York TO san FRANCISCO anu HUH NV
Orleans 10 Seattle.
TbA only apparent obstacle 70 establishing play
grounds in every town and city in the country &C
cordiug TO Mr.. Hammers reports, is the facuohal
difculties which may arise in some places An III
erance of this character arose in Western city
uhere N anti loof campaign was recently Wageo-
Tho rsforners there so embttered the brewers and
Iinuor dealers in this anti-saloon campaign that
when an attempt was made later to start play
Ground campaign the anti-prohibitionists opposed H.
solely on the principle. apparently that they wouiu
onpose anything which the reform element sup
ported. -,
In some of the small Western towns the play
Ground movement has been opposed by educators
of the old fogy type, who frown upon everything
o,art ..readin' ritin' and 'rithmetic," Such per-
- hoyvever are becoming exceedingly rare, and
their opposition, according to Mr. Hammer. Will In
10 vov impede the great national play movement
Among the cities which he has already visited and
otarted active campaigns in are Clinton, Iowa;
n,a III . Terre Haute Ind; Omaha; Sioux City.
Iwa. Duuth Mimi; Kansas City, Mo; Dubuque.
Iowa. E2gin Ill; Portland, Ore, and Spokane and
Seattle, Wash. 80
St Louis and Chicago are already supplied win
n snlendid system of Fairgrounds, which is being
..o,,oa annually In St Louis which Mr.. Han
mer visited on May 2. block OF tenement houses
IN q congested section has been obtained ana VIII
soon bs cleared for great PUBLIC playground.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
TRACE CRIME TO DRINK.

40 American Express Company has also Joined
=. movement against drinking. whether the man
Z cr duty or OF duty. The superintendent of
s western division with headquarters in Omaha.
ru
IA fpd that almcs; every defaication has its
~trnine in drinking. If find a man drinking
zen of DUTY he is warned. The second time
= e discharged. II find him drinking on duty
"a & discharge. The drinking. even when off
s-r aftsn leads 10 gambling and other bad
skss an5 the next thing there is a defalcation.
1 IN men musi nci drink. even when off duty"
The biz packing companies in South Omaha,
shsh employ ten thousand unskilled laborers,
,a not taken a stand. At least no attempts have
tss made 70 prevent the men from drinking
Tssn III duty- The office men and skilled work
rsr. however. sre not permitted to drink even
sbsH not engaged on the companies business.
Lse the Other railroads. the Union Pacific has
fzsn vsTy close lines over its employees where
as ust Il Eoucrs is concerned and I'll men found
.tnkHg are discharged.
Thss employ ers insist that the stand they have
iskaR Is not one against drinking in general, but
ssans drinking by their employees.
rs Eigation has scared the saloonkeepers and
hsvss Of tho West. Many Of them being
dfzta oa Of business and in their efforts to
prevent hs non-dTinkiTs rule from spreading are
sl1g 10 muy extremes. They fear the vote of
The EaaasaoniSts. coupled with the business senti-
Esg EE drive Them out entirely.
Th Este convention OF the Nebraska Retail
luT Dealers Association on June went on rec
II si being opposed TO the saloon in politics
az arIlaIly disbanded any political organization
uEHg among the saloonkeepers Of the state
sHEadons We're passed unanimously agreeing
sHp out Of politics and not 10 contribute one
~ TO the campaign fund of any political party,
matter " hat its platform and promises.
hs convention also gave notice that its mem
" would fight the dives IN the larger cities
a would ask the annulment Of the license of any
ssGkeeper found violating any law whatever
socially Sunday closing and selling liquors after
tsE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
no KISSING EDICT
aaantic City Life Guards Com
maRder Bars Beach OsculdtiOn.

| Asntic City. June l8.-Dr- Beckwith. police sur
IN and in command of the life guards on the At
Ee City beach front. has issued edict that
Es shall be no kissing on the beach this year"
Ng comes an Interview with county official
10 has long since passed the threescore-yea
az who saws the doctor is right and should be
amended for the stand he has taken.
ne bright, warm June days have brought a large
1'c Of visitors 10 the shore. and the hotels are
sanng 10 fiji up with the real summer visitors
s who will stay for the balance Of the season.
N warm days have caused bathing 10 become
r'fsl and tomorrow the Mayor will send on the
Of his life guard force. The beach is now
ae gay arc more attractive by bathing costumes.
lAee will be wedding at the Hotel Chelsea
"a wednesday evening. when Ira Morrell Lowry
Mss Emily Dixie Lubin, Of Philadelphia. are
2'isd. The young couple have different views
religious faith. and that there shall be no
raAca'ions The ceremony VII be performed by
I'Vr stoy
NJ Management Of the Hoter1 ostend has Oh
a tne services Of q well known swimming in
srd - '''s 0snen' Ct 'n0Se "'0 use '''e ''0'@'
Armstrong. an experienced hotel man, has
4 ihe Hotel Cedarcrott. in South Carolina ave
rear the ocean. end opened it this week for
Il la
naae up 10 date in every feature. II is only
three doors from the boardwalk. and is in
Naue q the amusement and bathing district
commissioned officers of the German cruiser
- st anchor opposite Philadelphia, spent last
- N Atlantic City. They were met at the
~ oy Mayor Stoy conducted 10 the board
PLACED in rolling chairs and taken on tour
bscouon along the boardwalk. When the
- passed here Monday evening she fired a
sao sent Mayer stoy wireless message.
y, N-as'eF Car Builders Association ano anil
ssocstons will open their convention IN
y City next week and it is expected there
-. more thar five thousand delegates Inc
uoh VIII last q week and the delegates Will
= tAelr stay with diversions Of every hno-
- w nave balls, e concert by the Victor Her
I. ~es'Ts. baseball game. rolling chair pa
t. e1a hsning ana sailing parties and various
g. Lasenents The convention and exhibition
es. De on Young's Million Dollar Pier. AT
a., - Treat, United States Treasurer. spent the
sh '''l OF last week at the Marlborough -Blen-
ta lr General J. f. Summers. L. s. A IRE
mere for the season, at the Hotel Strand
SINNERS r'--'7o 'S ms oaHsH'e'' -''''
g Ia, ..aored of the delegates attending the
y ~ Christian Association convention
To- ing In a body the other morning. They
,Ie e al one establishment. and after filing
ts ~e beach had their pictures taken.
bos trican Institution OF Electrical Engineers
~ s convention IN this city June q to
4asiVe They viii make their headquar-
Fl d. " hotei Traymore
Sasl "Isey State Bar Association held IT'S
sss. elng Al the Marlborough Benheim
& ks oio to-day. The annual banquet was
II ta' The sessions were ATTENDED BY
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
OUR FOUR TIME SECTIONS.

Every nation has its time standard but the
United States has four These time sections, as
they are called, introduced In the year 1888,
chiefly for the benefit OF the railroads. and arc
known as the Eastern. Central, Mountain and Pa
cifc The eastern section extends from the Atlantic
Coast to an irregular line drawn from Detroit to
Charleston s. c.; the Central includes all between
this line and another extending from Bismarck,
n D. to the mouth of the Rio Grande River; the
Mountain extends from here to the western boun-
dary of Montana, Idaho. Utah and Arizona, and the
Pacific includes all the remainder OF the country 10
thesPacific Coast.
TIE difference in time between adjoining sections
is one hour, so that when IL is II o'clock in New
VorI, CITY o'clock at Chicago 10 o'clock at
Denver and o'clock at San Francisco. The true
local time of place is slower faster than the
81 tandard time. according the place is west or
east ~ the time meridian; thus the local time at
raoe,on Is sixteen minutes faster than Eastern
standard time. while Buffalo il is sixteen min
utes sIower-Harper's Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

J. Fred zimmerman and Frank Daniels. the the
atre manager and comedian, are spending a couple
of weeks at the Shelburne.
Mrs W. F. Steffins, of New York, has taken
snartments at the Hotel New England. and VIII
r,,.fr az +,,a shore until the middle of October.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Neeley, of New YORK are
spending the early part of June at the Marioor-
ough- -Blenheinl>
Mrs G. A Wainwright and Miss " Haih"rlsh'' "l
seur York are spending couple of weeks at the
Dennie DIR C. w Warden a New York physician.
is also at the Dennis.
Miss Hazel Brown. of New York, is spending
June with Philadelphia friends at the Dennis
f. c. Rice. jr., of New York. is spending couple
Of weeks at Haddon Hall
+. series of Saturday night hops have beer
onened at the Hotel Ostend. The first was gwen
last week They are held in the soIarlun' winch
IS beautifully decorated for each occasion
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

'ney were taken. would be urged throughout this
country. Although the English bill is
sweeping than the Audubon model law here, it is
oeheVed that with proper enforcement the latter
may serve TO stay the encroachment of the inter-
hauohal commercial bird slaughter Eventually 1t
- ue purpose of the association to perfect in
ternahonal organization TO check this securing of
the globe for the adornment of the nations at the
expense of bird life.
The aesthetic reasons for checking this universal
outchery of all birds who bear the fatal charm of
beauty are secondary said William butcher,
president OF the National Association of Audubon
ooclehes at its headquarters No. 141 Broadway,
recently The primary strictly eco
nomic- These birds entirely aside from their won
deriu delights objects of beauty. form the basis
OF our nation s health we'll prosperity. What
the Streef Cleaning Department is to this metropo
us the birds are to the whole country AS their
ACTIVITIES as scavenEers checked by unnatural
destruction, pestlence and death will surely fol-
low The birds stand at the foundatio of all our
10 take up this hard fight against the moneyed in
terests that are killing countrys birds We
need the Individual support-moral and financial
Of every man. and child in the country. Ii
Is reported that we have been endowed with mill
ion dollars. This is untrue We depend solely upon
the interest of less than third of this and
the annual s. bills of sustaining members
Many millions behind opponents, the bust
ness bird butchers
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

Two Irishmen were returning home one night
after rather drawn out trip uptown. When they
came 10 the corner where they separated one Of
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
AUSTRALIANS RABBIT PEST.

In 1852 two rabbits were imported into Australia
from England. These arrivals in that continent
now number billions and great pest. Five
rabbits eat much grass one sheep. From
1878 1SSS the Australian government paid out
s. Ss,Gi5 bounty for the nOxous animals at the
of - each. and from 1855 TO 1886 s. eco
for the purpose For years the rabbits
died by millions owing to the drouth. but sncs
1904 with the rainy seasons increasing, they have
again come into notice and bid fair TO become as
great pests as in the past.-Pittsburs Dispatch
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
Foreign Resorts.
THE fURSTENHOF.

FINtST { LARGEST HOTEL.
Superb IoC Cation. Many Rooms
with Baths. Own Mineral Baths in
Hotel. Large Hall. Auto garage
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

work. showing the exact playground situation IN
all the cities which he has visited, will be pre-
pared he returns, and Will be Il part
of the exhibit the National Playground Con-
yentioa TO be held in this city early in September
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

them stepped off few feet and said to the other
Pat DO / same be stanQing stddy?
Pat after looking carefully. replied, "1ls. Nike
YOU same 10 be standing stiddy; but who in the
divil is that beside you?'-JudGe's Library.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Jlolcs | phtlaoelph

&bilo0elpbio, 2. 9}op. Gn
palOig Slolps, Ser leoIngeoes af
mango merfelige @nnoelier, poe
lagoe often q. q. og s. S. @il-
liomS CONNER OpIag. 5abet an
iIaaS til $75O,OOO. 0plaget bar
pao Ell firfuntet @rluno nleaeln
8lempooO og Seoglep 9lpenues %
NOrf % %. Streets % tpt peo
4iennlplpanio Sern6ones Spor. Som
5Splge AT BET piloe 6lonllneboul
I1anOieoes Srafiffen Ser flere 81
mer. gn 2inie al philadelphia
9fopio 5roniit &onpagni frpoIer
8lcmpooo 9lpemle / 9lpr6e0en of
hpor 8ranoen par. Der fon1 Sslo
/ ell Sro, og 6lnmmerne ips6te
Ilg ON Sfinnerne, iaa Srafiffen
ltonoieOes ogiaa fer. Oct formenes,
c! Sloen par paaiat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
8alfan.Sporesmoalet.

st. Getersborg ben 1. gtop. 30
ifiaige parlamentariife 2eoere ber
mener, at 9fusIono bor opgipet
S0een ON en- international Sonic
renee paa Salfan-Spergsnaalet og
pil nGgte at onerfenoe gitrigs 9ln-
reflation al gosnien og Ser5ego-
pima. Weooelelien, ifent itolnmenoe
ira GegeringsfreOie, er nGppe gan
ife FORFEIT. Dog menes 0et, at set
pil blipe pnnlfeligt at fao en- Son.
gres iamlet poa Spergsmaolet,
frroi 3itrig iteOigt forlonger, at
anneflotionen ifal betragtes iom en-
fulobpr0et &enosgerning, boilfet ip-
neS at 6epirfe llmltligbeoen af Ell
&ongres.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Gait mootaeer UYheoen
ON SER.

Cincinnati Obio, oen 3. 9topb.
Eli ST. 10 9lften bar Der life peret
nogen 5oranoring / Sc lpie 6or-
baabnlnger, iom Gait tnptteoe til
Seretningerne ON &algrelnltaterne,
bpilfe ban mootog / Srooerens 6.
=. Safts Sienl.
&l. 8 (Gentroltib) nootog Gait
ct Telegram ira Sormanoen for
ben republifanife 9fationalfomite,
lom gratulereoe Saft. Telegram ef-
ter Telegram itrpmmeoe in0 fra Inf
felige 9fepublifanere, og man iaa
paa Softs 9lniigt BET breOe Smil,
iom bar giort 6ele &ognen BE-
r6nlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Cannon opnpalestt

Camille, 81. Ben 8. 9topb. So
lepb q. Cannon er 6lepen genpalgt
til &ongresien meO en- Wtaioritet
meget oper ben normale. Sf6nt
oOifilligc &irte-SumfltnO bar fort
en- arig inloo bans @enpolg i 6or-
ening meO onti-laloon league, 9tr-
Observation-Disclosures og 9entofra=
terne, bor BET BOG life prret mllligt
at fGlOe Cannon "a Cannon bprte
Neillltatet, uOtrpfte ban lin Sil-
fre0SbeO oeroper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Solicit bar taltI
Salt Ct ualgil
Nelu Yorf uelger Saft mso
en Maioritet al ca. 10000.
Cats Gleftorall ltemmer
anilaas til 2O8.
gtebralfa bGngcr / Salaneen.

9fu bnr Solicit tolt, lom set olene
tan tale - gennem lin Stenlnle,
90 bet bar lagt, at gSiQiam 9oparo
luft lfdl pere Dor neIte Hrelioent.
Gnlgberetningerne er naturliqot5
fife fllOltGnoige enDnu / 0ag til
Worgen men BOG lda piot frer1ifre0-
ne, at BET trpgt fan liges, at Saff
er palgt me0 1tor Wtaioritet. Wtaa
dntdger, at Gait pil faa Waioritef
| ielpe 9tem 9orf Gitp, pg set bli=
per oa fgrite Sang, Sen 1tore 9D
far giDet en- repnblifanif 8relioenf-
fonoioot 0ioioritet. Sg Staten
gtelp Oorf ier BET uo til, at Safts
Waioritet en0og pil opergaq Gooie-
pelts for fire 9lar iioen. SgIaa Bn-
Dcrner &lgbes er genpalgt, men
bans Majoritet er ntilt0re ems Safts.
Sfplge De telegrnfiife Wfeboelelier,
iom mOOtoges fer 9lftes, er Safts
6lertal fglgenoe Stater laaleoes
9eelp Yorf 10000 0fillne
-.- .-Adt69oaiff----rsass..-.s,o IS ss..-.,oes9e, y =.
@fosio6uietts 100000, ,sfl!
,Seriep 10000, - 9elulpare $500.
Sainois 100000, - Wfarp-
lnnO 5000, - @isconiin 10000,
Soma 10000, - N1i6igan
$4,000, - Moine $4,000. I'll
Niprgen 6eretteS ira Cincinnati, at
0erlom Galgberetningerne pe06liper
nt Ipoe iom biotil, bill Soft faa
minolt 100000 Stenln1ers Wtaiori-
tet / bans egen Stat. 8rDans
Stut, 9febroifo, 69nger enonu /
Salancen. 9Sn0beretningerne fra
SanO0iltrifterne er iao Ii ufltl0Itpnoi=
&C. at 0iaIoriteten fan ilauS oper
til bpilfen ion belIt al Sioerne. SSn=
riana, Iom ogiao bolotes for tpipl=
Iom, giDcr Gait en- Maioritet af
5000 til $1,000. Spo 0ufota qiper
rgiuo Soft @iojoritet. SfisIcuri
1erimpo bar gipet 8rpan en- 0fa-
icritet af ;n0til $4,000. Sra Seit=
itoterne er @eretltingerne enonu me-
get nfulG1tGn0ige. @nonu fan til
fojes, at 9icpu6lifunerne / 8enniDl=
panio getter pao 100000 Waioritet
for Soft. @ern1ont giper ban1 en-
Wfoioritet al 27,OOO.
9lnguaenOe Be pprige Galg fan
tilfeIes, at alt tDoer poa, at Der
life blipcr itor 6oronOring meo
&enipn til GartiItillingen / &ongres>
len. Observation-Disclosures bill frem0eles
Glipe ltGrft repu6lifanif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-11-04
Sanoets Iafii9eliesoao
HrGiiocnt 9iOuicpclt FAR nbltcOt
fGlgcnbc ErOflamatiOn,

ii6enten u0lte0te Dag lin aarlige
Eafligellesp proclamation, bpori ban
paupeger 9tationens itaoige &eflt i
5tDrfe, rerOslig W1a9t og Sno6pg-
Qerantal, og at DOR gennemlnitliqe
. .ilbipionelle SelltanO er ltgrre eno
! noget an0et 9anO / Geroen. SSor
Dette lfDlOer ri 9lmerifanere BEN
glmegtige at Dile ttliDarenOe GefIt
moralif % uonOelig 9enieenoe.
4roflamotionen lpoer iaoleoes:
nsltter er ben SiO for 6oanoen,
"a BET ifolge ganmel folfelig Sfif
er 8reliOentens @ligt at 6eItentne
sn Dag, pau builfen Solicit lumleS
ior at til6eOe og taffe @u0.
Slor for 9(ar pofler 0enne 9tation
ii 5tprfe og DerOslig W}ngt. @en-
nen Oe eet pg ct 6ieroeoels 9lur6un-
ore0, lom er benrltn0en, lioen pi
troaote ino / Be uafbGngige 6olfs
streos, or ri Doflet og gauet fretl-
40 mGteriel @enieenoe lon intet
anoet 9on0.
9e 13 9olonier, ipn lleo set
Iangs 9ltlanter6apsfplten og moo
geit 6egrGnieOes al Set in0ionIfe
git0nis, er blepen forpanolet til
Der nlpgtigIte 9epu6lif, lon Ser
Cen nogen Sin0e bar fenot. Gens
@fagtomraaoe ItrGffer Jig tpers oper
8 ntinentet fra oct enc al oe TO
5te GeroensGane til BET anoet,
: Ope heseffel- baa0e arfftififfe arfftiff %
I I sD}F 81 ritese tese egne. Gets Spfif ssei-
itano og Solfemengoe bar operguaet
iclp bets Geflt 2anoomraaoe.
Sntet anoet Steos / geroen er Ben
aennentinitlige inoipioueGe GelItano
iaa itor iom bort lpffelige 2onb.
gfetop foroi pi bar ppret ioo
rigeltg pellignet neO mnterieQe 60
Der ifpl0er pi Sen 9llnpgtige at
Dile lignenOe Sremgong / moralif
og aanOelig @enieenoe Saupel for
Samfln0et, iom for oe Snoipioer,
bporaf Sa1nfltnOet 6eitaar, ct mate-
rielt &elppre ct lulnoberligt @runo=
lag 9)}en bette @rltn6lag er fife
II Jig Ielp tilitrGffeligt.
Oct 2ip er forlpilOt og perrc
eno forIpilOt, JON tilbringes meO
a. op6oloe Oe Sing, Ser fin tiener
til at frenlme Oet legemlige Telpgre
% ben Niugt, JON finn 6Diler paa
Gig0om.
Ean set materielle Gelpere iom
@runolag mao oct 6oie aanoeliqe
Sips Spgning relies, Oeriom 2an=
Oct ifal fllnne fulofSre i'm Itore
Oiisiion og opnoa aft, bpab ri iuu
iroerlig bnaber pg pnifer. 9e time
ltge Sing er gpoe, be intelleftueQe
beore; men beOlt al alt er Oe aon=
oelige Cling. Sbi for 9futionen ina
bel iom fpr SSnOipioet er oet &araf=
teren, set 9pngoen fon1rner an
paa.
Sao os oerfor iom ct 5olf moOigt
hef9mpe oct on0e og me0 penligt
Sinoelog % GelpiQie MOB oQe Men-
nelfer, men meo en- uroffelig ge-
illltning cm at uorpooe ltretf9roig-
beoen, meo al Sen Stprfe, pi er for
Tenet meO, itrGbe efter 9fetfer0ig-
beo og &etifaffenbeo BET offent-
lige og pripate 9ip.
Oerfor er set, at ieg, Sbeooore
UuoleDelI, Se Soreneoe SIdters
Er9lioent, proflamerer Sorsoagen
ben 26. 9fopember fprItfonmenoe
lnm EN- olminoelig Sofiigelies< og
8eoeoog; og iee anbefaIer, at Solicit
pon oenne 0ug tiliioeIptter fine
oaglige Spsler og iomles oeres
Stem eIGer &irfer for at toffe Sen
glmGgtige for BEN ltore Geliignelie,
Der bibtil er blepet os til Del, %
onraober ON &raft og Stprfe til
at lepe iuoleoes, at Ri ogioo /
Gremtioen fan pente @u0s rige @el-
lignelie. S6eooore &ooiepelt."