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thxt'hh - gis ite \ h a~ wvhie & i -- 1% - i0 ' T1 - \~ thes l:l u Stae ,0-7 bIr ylt-\ viin th b- - - wh e - . crease tnei t e'' th- e.r Rat:iw trait.s line. 'lt sM.ttce a Cost U:It ei Sti Ve ae- o straight tag , h .\t'i : tXast 1,ine RsIKeuld:n sd R~ailwvay w;.s li':: ;inag tulCaSure' by t.hc p. t1 sTs ' nmpo'rtance tx ger ' Er:ttob e uivd fromtt a eKctert e *1ieca re t'o between the seam: . .? the ,Stte and the countiy nos v:i we,,. o Cohumbia. Ths1 euas&nZaiao pranei;'al seAk'Qt city on I re's utte blisi WIih the tle '-tate tvogether witht just aier .tat r,:e *:. part dthese r'ds. w il1e:" * har:JC :e vhants, tot tk her p.ossition as the ei pont on the Souh Atlantiic co's $s I hAue qhreadv stated, thetre ha' to 1 wt titvity in riilrod butidJi d" iing Uttpa.st year and I am pieam.. to ivex tttit contitoni the exaet inires~ ahe . hay lx.enx furmNhIed met by the Raui l m'ut;itii.iot n, 1 iU not only at'o$ our Ba Otndaaons, but it aidds mateta il tOtlu wth' and theo taxable 1wpetty ci Wi U Sae and will cive emI 03ymettt to1 nEEI ''VI A \ ~- Ut 2 -. 'e'~ 'II a L I 'C A' )'~ I i *U Ii Ii;: ti A' 1' ~ I ~'* * v't'' d *~ ant lb. ~ l'~i - IVI 2 2 - '~ ~lI' C I Li' 1 ~ It ~ 'I '~ ~' b ' I t It'* 1' * b~C j 1. 1' ~1 * .1. ~ 'I **''~' ' C * -. * '.i ~ 'I' - 1''' 'I' C' III ~'i?t QL' "C' *" C' PA C''' t,t*i ~ 'I'' C' "& d dl I '.~ ~~iIi. ~ c. a a- ~'C'i..a V N ' t~* " '~ ~' ~ nhq"~ t"C. tfl~t .1 'lid ~ - ~ * ucrt~ is trx~win~' a - f'i~ C'" It ' ' ~S ('~ I'hL' I. bM it ~ a 1~C' 't~"'-~' ni ktd judtzazut ~o 37 it 1)~. l'Q t'i"' ~"'~' ha.i 2~~li:CTh'nt In '-1)n'~ iiq\ar' 'i'~rd'~ zs not ~ ~r~1 ion tbC' ~i~'~ili~n t'4 'a ~i&*. ~"id ('i'~l'it~' l~c~irds of (ntr~i a-i Q Oil z~r O:hCIIl:S. ~OJ S~i4:' '~ ',nt i~~;o~'r ~'f kb c" s~a~'i~ - hiru ~ iCt'z2t 1iU~'2~.~'' -~ mind dic' ~er'~'~c-~ t~1't a r gr di~r'~Mit)n ar~i ~r~'d tO '~e ~ ar~ *'towe~ ie~ ib~ r~&ta~e- J ~ii of 1~ae ~ ~ Dci n-ic'.h u~oro tb&za a clerk lo carry oit Ibe . k. n :n': a of thet law'.. b:t" conon .3 O tt yt:.. 1 rt_rt1 .a . .t e r.ot the i._Utrts for- the ia-t Thycar 1 ti co-,Id not be obtailned f ahna-s the tlnblitu: of th, - . "t ureC comi ng so ::111r to t he t lo-.. : ict:e n,al year. The liures, how e I l l:t. be Iiaterially dil eretit iron tio-e of the tlseal year 1 91,. - far a- t he CoUnity Iloards are eet::erne but the to-t of the State Ittn.i will un doubtedly ibe very nticii increased. Ir this year the total eost, of the Count 1 ioa'dls wast 9,74. 120. For the sat year the cost of the State Board o C'ontrol wtt $1.390 01, whitl Illakes: total o . 2 as the cost of th -ate and Couinty loards of Control ani which by their abolition would h turned into the pr-olits of the dlispen varv. I would also suggest that the law b, so atended as to bring violations with in the jurisiietion of the ma:istrates so that all ca-es milht be promptly tnu su }ar'il' adji cattd l. \lneh of 1i. p'el'nS'e of t t'e constabulary arise:- frow. ,ving to attend circuit courts as v. net'.les and P-;oset Cit}:: againlt b'in, 'on after I eame intooiile I re.:ueet the ondabularv force neariv olne-la: and 'n'adeavort'ed as far as l knew an, coe -ecure informat ion to aeieet it of Cha'at' antid di eretion1 t' 'erfolin thetint t-of State t.olstables. An libli. -entimncot "r'ows in favorof the law ant mtit-tla:t'r an d their t'ons?tables, an. ."thei '.' rs reali.e that it is a. mn.yl S tr .lut to enforce tihis as any othet aw. a: sati-:iod that the forte can b. ' t "or I'l't. : a h tiv en:i,. l ).riI, the past yCa' l issued a cr1u 1' it terto a the mitiei:rat's an, - of the 5:ate and the n.a\ ol' ani n:endet=ofthe '1 orporated cities an, ton. ca.:n ::. ' at:e ntion to :h, a:ct that the' 'e:,ary I.aw was a nu! a n ft; -:a:e as anv n:e '0 th'i : .'' :o er-:e t :1 h andi' cooera Ci ::ew.ead xp" e-.--'oc . of' :.a ty c -o ea:e S ey hadbeer. a. were atoe, pen'ary La b eno it Li-i. nectd withf this de'nar'men iol ion of the Dispen.ary i.a 'iivei . e er.t'r Stat. , w i the po bee el:'tn tof th'e city o t l Chare'on a n~o t;- thre of the. co t iesin - etporti.on of the ::.a:. pro.bah:e that eve: in thos -e:. r heehsbeen i mp'ove:ie-'? I .. :7 ern i~ th a tabl'e se.',n'" h e.r parat ie cost andi t he w'crk~ de by :. reduci,i numb'erof cot. e '' . a-: 'ix months o'f Ir a. :. :e 't"t seeni thsfrt e .w or~ t the i on:ths of >9' o'. sx months of 1t) 9 .' I a~o gLd fO - abt oia hwy hie ilrd fa:~t fo hecn 5:e bov. ad th -alar of~d th Ies t frezG,ae rot.u~ gtlatjwcgeb I ar4 gw to TIeumwe to ta D.sburs0. 1':i rct'i ral t 1, 1,17 c;". t' ; .r t ri-tl thta::l wha:tve: t!io navl t)\ !aket will rettlot'I:1 to t.:t' oo of NeS:t ':0 1.- ::::y ;1, I he J. : G-nerlA:,b ad 1'00 :nt for' the ct'1 inu.1 ;tii.'t' of t tW:"t' ,f -:a:e 111>:111-hin ant; :..t t'"m. t l . ''.vtitl f tfil w o:k \ ; ::l: . , ha -l inl Caa. Lol. ,1ohn 1'. Tl.tran wV 1o lititi leen't'l i) lU IlItt'll to t;ir:i l' a1 wotrk: haiid (ltw\n by ,1alge t.1. H. l er e.a\ and! Gen. 11 1- l'arley, and i vi 1 'l n itl:iil iihe l } islnt ,ia --- " CC to thl-rtw\ith,. dleteiln tl it his (li:v :o kt 1 his it pen ant to lt' eet e ' his It. 1or's oli his o'\ ' )tlp l:iiiillt\'. a a n conltributio n to thet Colnfer?t l':t 11H a\ of the State. Ci , . 1 'lt? I'- ' -iit r-a(fli \--cr\ p a~e iT he hbtatt rep r :r . \ t lihili tile c 11-;i i) .iii' i \-. .1.1) . 't and by,Ci the Ir as tt tt: to . C' LitnM. It ',.1 'he e nti it - of the- .ai-i, of in Un i2S at lt ft taStte a t iii1 i re tiIsn e.To . w-a :: a a:It w\A l .., & p m .: a::he::: .. .. ,es ili :a : si m nyI t t: t'rc ':-. i. l 01* 'tt I't 11'h~ t:t' Sl'.. T i:m.na,l far:bi r r +er:. as rean'li: of 11:. sor-\-.,'s for' t1., .pa v t1.t t' 1i''!': o m::" h atrii:iona. i. torie tital heti-'in :;tn the sr'vice of tht' l't'nfertit-ate r-.iier' frout Soih C :'i ;t:;1 in the \ a' for S': hltrn I i:dl ' olhs hav"ir._ ht' n priatit:1lv t-)m a i, t'1!. I i.0' . a- r- . p'anied' by ..eh) a - ,:ceh ar:h: ot).:;!.' i ) ' :. :. ai\01: t'.0 -' :: t t li: f i'be ' :a t :;i i1 byec f:hen or ai; ton f ro u: ( terub wh.ie- par: ia:e :n ou r er -.abl. coinp~ared w . Ii: 1: 'ivori v a,u.it it s . :-:an'. a w --ho0 c I. t u ti n p.rtae r.: a e w it card aie-t : y '.ajn of th irv tie, - i : Ii r. ak 7a v toli-i-. Vi . - I ii. - ' --1 I O':'-i-: f.i.. ". T e of g p . and proper that -hioi :i i hr erSate in IYi trSZ md ne DNes- r3T -et toI ocpt'.te (amina. Division U. C. '. wm pI g *LC(onal to yo. se.c C' aV ropr. -i for, th-is p'agete'o ti.i:/ ~~ I . me*rdz it I- 'iour favorabee or. iderat on 5STAT1I BO)ARD t' HERALTH. T te annualrept of thie St.ate Iba~rd c-! Health will be saot-e to roa Ii n motn ha o td gi'e cae reon and recomenations Cc ter2d in it. Yeo 'Sill as End a t-.li exhibit of expendit:res of the Botp.i rTe tiaisd appropr.ud it the lat-"-a teane of m~il pax ia Vasn -1ceii o.. ' the S'i.E,azdin the eEcorte of tr e Ba to cmbai de disease. Othle,r infe tie aid coEtI~aUS diaases hare pre raised to a morm e a extaul.i some. S'ti ut ha: i' bt-enl t+f . ,t r:a . y(II I! -tIaIl pi' : 1 \:':ai: }:a h 't'j4 lt 1' i 1n tir l'lnt\ typl't ' - 1' b rl t ' }) S 1-at 1 ,t-a t"t -"li''t'i Il') - t'" i d ru,t3 :+ n. > '. ? . \. .o::" : w er ti -"n1. . . ii' " n a n L.-cre f tt arc I o n. a!; 0 I' 4' :" frlil 110 :.i"\' :.. TO P811h x n e - er b'n t't Tl a1'' 'e ._ 1 :'i "_ ttlt "<V\ in to 1" : ;' f,r \l i;th 1 rd4ann :o ' he l a m i'o iro n.l1 ' e' a n ht } . ' . a n'_.: Y :. '. ' ai I t o - :' n aat wee.. duri; .:eni: a dn a t4ie in ote10a'sfr h . 'At li. t . and :ne'se be' ti-4''lo t i :: :-i n ma -' i '. r than1:-o:n-L. o::ep.-w-. ar - n t. amu wi: i a:nc :. 1 .p,11r prc'o.-tew. et optatedi wherthiinie teo- aendz renhr' iratve :r.poym nt ' gin'L o.-w pe' '4.-L 1 .'4I:. t:tywere no ami:h or 4:.r 'e eexli aie :--:ate 4' -.o t r '- '' t ra ionand - a c.s a inv. 'i session 1 1 a::'e h C' rp-rf 1 0 e re ' a nT r -- ' ~ a- a&enmig n ?A~jer ACNf> Cr~- ta tenaGvr de t e (':nI r f (Yrs to rik ai Tcrs.y reaor:y fr:orute cha ra' sn?r :.Pw2ta rhsa~Mnrointz ,f,: ars who o t boi'eat- he1me h paperyonas:tee n. Camgho. ul+rque~nd Iybem.r pab'i do. o nat the-~ overn 'a' heIent jit:dite f ucheer.ls'a toD.h proe dso cat da-. o ihe' es hn Co:-;eem irfrcd Real I 'A'4's. : 'r ro-"red eopening the war tft he'.50b :'Er fcs a hrg'et T4L . c.-yo ar Ci11these clamats Pf)ods o '.'o- prpery i rotn thefod faled at1btCgn Cim oft bat H-euoaid luaeo the b~ait. bMill careyu .x have seen proper to adaress a iet Uest t t eVr tnembler of our" congressrmnnt, a y deIegiatio, retuesting thent to give f e ili:'nt, attention to th1is iImportat1 t l nic'a ure', am:I I I.ave also addre.ssced i Ie on nitti mlo s to the t,uovernors oI at i llii. + t! l " b n(n t. '"l w h o u .it. - I1.' ar in (n1ifid n iIn~ Int"'rer tCe in th Ie fund, and '"-equested them to take simtt- 11 b1r action, a nd replie; haveu been re0-h ceived fro mn sveral of the ;overnors, f howvinkg that. they have acted upon t< i i "n,+"l'tion, and tim, I. 'ri.,h(tnu of t"ciI i;a l' 1>- I aest(t a resolution re o ic its corrSSiol dele'gation , ctive to 'o-operate. and it is hoped t tha t t t e present (ongress by unite d :) etrort, this legislation, long delayed, . %ill ho enaeted. It is dillicult to see. tt w:y in this er a of trood feeling, when tall thei netri'tiesIc of the war have gone to theit mer it+.d ohlivion, that the ('on- t. _r.:t of the I-nited States should with- ra thold from its citizens the simple right e to pIroceed before it-4 Own courts, and 2 ietmonsttate their interests. in the - iii, for wihi,'h the highest courts has t 2imit;ted that they occupy a fiduciary b 1n tisii conn etion it is proper 'to state r th:at inliuch of the evidence upon which r these claims exist is rapidly passing - away, and sorne means .houtld be af- t1 forded to out' citizens to perpetuato li i ti:is t:stimnonly as far its possible, and to e" enable theml to do so a commissioner ft - ,hould be aI)ppointcd with power to ad- w m':l:iirt_'r oaths who should take deposi- o "r:i; of tlule who are Cognizant of It '.,a:lve it) tlese claini, put therr peruient ,b:ltpe. (and register them (I n a s.ita le inarlnn.'r, so that this testi- n loh:y. now ,o va:ua;tle, may be available wti wrhlrever It- Con:r'css of the Unit_'d r< 2 state s :-ball t"ee proper to permit the e lu mate to b ltoh I tiated. utiich1 i comimis- u - unir -hould he at:l)oilted without ex- w t" ',0 o the State, but his comnlrll)( satiall Ii 1a l _ h-':.t. ly a. 1 i latter of agree- tc enit b,twen I him and the parties who ti ay de ire to avail themlselves of his in cr"'ice in ti b t :erpetuation of the cvi- at til l:c r latnil to th(-ir 'everal cairm4 st i a su ti of lnoutW , flot exceediig '100 Zl(I s i,:t wsisel oc I a}+Iropr"iated to defray 1( t:.t \e1 - ri . intinl'- needed blinks hl ar:i preila-in; -litablie boors of A record.i do t1t i\1).. d( There i-. no -ubjtect of greater im- P t++)rtance an'i that % ill alect more peo- st ie th' tan that of :good roads. No sub ec : will coie licforc you to which you uI _'INve catrt"'I consideration with st .:c :1t. Tie tendency has been tl th2' counilltr'y populttion to tr.ove to t -i ' ' and Iwin in order to secure a San tes of churcih andi school. b n!: the country districts c( b : ' r:ti pulated and the popu b congested in the eit ies O. : :n Te condition of the public I r n rtai seasons of the year at a i o-: necesaly that the Pr pele' ~should be denied school. I u: r ocial privileges. Unless aU - ..:r. i+-ne to arrest, this flow of " ',the cities amid towns the 1 ._Country dit riets will .anl it is already re-. i nin of the thou'ibt- ci is the preserver of v; true ::. . i the foster father of hi mlan: : e. Nothin_r will fo conice Iore to its development and St desirabivl.t asa r-.ace of residence than ta the buildin;. of good r"oads. Tile sav- rt insr af tim. t, b -avin;g in the wear' and of tear of ;toet a"-i vehicles. and the ad- tI, di itiorl to t be loads that could be hauled pt it moure c t'e wotl.d compensate fur 1' me:in out n r"oaa iri'ovemelt, not to t0 }peak of tr rV'ven:ee and co m- ti fe t to t ?'l:(?wh trave- on th -"tl :idsinna:tt-' the:r.~i' routi nd w t at. d. " cI ure: ? an lchoo. I 5u con- at i: =: are .e ta it wo ld t.ear'cl, w '1'i- pur'po e. Buit by wise and proper 11 use- of the means at out' disposal muche p1 m.o1re mbight be- alc'oml2ished than is .. nlow do.i InI many o2f lthe eeunties Ir. .uouchf of th wor. 2t.lk on publie. leadu is biut a -hift,ess pr'eten2ce.. Urnder our rnt s"temh oif oty'lrtt chain gangs2 if the : uit r-e:2ents andi the building of la *rmanent rod in2stead of clean ing er al' ehes ando thr'owin;; a1 lit:!e dirt 'r a2 the cn .iile. wh:ich hlaS to be done ina have reali.:t the impor-0ltance of t i per:nal:ent wor'k an.i as a result gooed an prateIt r'oaCS are biuit built 'I sumi 'for yourtcoOnsider-ationt the im c-:n: f req.uirn all county chin - ear s ~to le kept 02n permanent wYork and' n,t- be permi-wtted to fritter' aIway .'teir tim-e oni work thlat will hav-e to b'e con ove 'awo or' three timues a i-ear. to I am -.ad to repocrt to youi th'at the 22 r' a":t.riie o Cem.t -n C'ollege. havie - rea.ze !'t' f:st that road improve- ' n: i oe~ of:h greteitst econoiI2cal j- poblem of the tday ard that they are il dlet ing" money- and time to the s'tudy of ttie prob lm fo-. the benetit of the farmers of the State. Experiments O ar ren ade umnder tile direction of il -. aexpert..whi o ill also give the coi- of 2 egeC e a'-es a series of lettures on r oadt maigLxpaerimets hlave also beenr 'nade at C?emson on the use' of broad t res- an'd the results have tbeen pub 1 d2in bIietin form. If in your ' mt - yo cu can dev-ise some plIan hi ' n2~ you~ can give to the people ofi I h State .bc:ter roads you will confer i3 a hsm iessing upo'n them. m W\Ri CL.A1Ms. D)urire the raising of troops by th Vate mf 19ti for the war with Spain eier,sc,able indebte~dness was inculrred 2 WItCeh has no0: yct bee.-n ent.ireivy ad.:tedm &'iaims ha-ie been put in ailaires th i general goverr.ment for these ser-eta. amounts but many of them still remain unpaid. I v;iil submit to you a special -1 meCssage coverIing., 3s far ts I am able. a. lull statemenrt of this matterand I de- i atre now tiopiy to direct your attention mn :oIib 4'ecial mcssage. Thos citienr :10o furnishedj supplies on the order of eC (Governor of the Stata i-hould have ~rai their mjoney ar-d s-hould not be required to wait anyv lo.nger for payments They ~ sold their god~s- to the State and look itx to the State for payment a 3 not to the general governmrDt. You should make Q somle prov-ision for the prompt and sat- auti isfact.or-y adjustment of these claims r'emaiog unpaid. This would not inl terfere or retard t'i e collection of these claimns from the general rov'ernmnent arnd private parties would not be sub- tl' )eete-d to the inconvenience of being ~i kept oat of taoney justly due thena and a which they exp~ectedt. to receive in eash. *r STATEl tIITIA. rea .It is gratifying to note that marked' umpr-orement has been mnade in the 'tie status of th'e State militia under the a pres-ent adtiiistr-ation of the Adjutant ~ GeneraP.s departuaent. The number of Xo cmpacies in actual service hras been a'~ considerably reduced but there has been ~ an increase in effciency. You are eu aware that for se-en-al years past the It support of this Department, by the ~ State has been "ery ipeagre arLd really t.2 in'uI'cient to intet the demands re. to quired in mnaintaining a creditable and an effeient militia orgsanlzation. Grave sociak an~d poleai conditions, doE liable at, aanoli=te... I. .br.e..e th ne 1a'e and welfar-e of the state, would nem to indicate the necessity of ptep ratlan at all tines. I wiold, i here t'e. ircutilieil t. iat you be as liberal he cur-rett y'ear" i the suppor"t of this nlioirtat, branch of 1.e .State service the Iinanc0- of th" State foulnded on a.=( ('ton(i'I( ; ,\ill atlb,w . A full a tiiti exlhtuli'v rep -t. of all atter relatini to thi. ti'partment, hias een pi'epared by ti Adjutant (erienral lr you- Cionsideration. I colrelilltnd it 3 youlr careful atterntion. '"\N ON ST'T\TIE l\NKS. The n p:al of the ten per cent. tax on tate ,anks will go far toward' solving le rnoney <ia'stion. This i its a Inattel' ntirely within the provincee of the Na onal ('ongress at Washirigton but a 's( Iution fron tii severat State .eg. Iatnires reyuei.ti' g ('on. -ess to r'epeal lis lax would have its inmlience. Such i-eiolution from yo wtouil give (n >t'ai eliti , to olr' Snlaitors ai< Itep seltatives ill ('(llg r"bs who tU-e +iking a i light for the repeal of ,his and wouli be evidence that th:.y ad behind thein the sipport and en weinent of the people whom they ,present. HANK AN) INSt'ANCE EX.\MIN-:t In 1l96 af Act was passed creating lo olliee of Ba' k Examiner. But the oard appointed by that Act did not ct the Examiner, as I an informued, r the reason that no appropriation as provided for the expenses of the lice and the law is, therefore, a dead tter. There are now more than one hun rel insti:ance cotnpanies doiig busi 'ss in this State. Life insniu-ance a3 ell as fir-e insurance has taken deep )Ot with our 1 >eople adit neat'ly every an has those who are dependent, 1011 him provided against his <eath ith au in:;irance pilicy upon his fe. It is of very great iumportanee a great many of our people that eo cormfpanies that solicit busine;s this State should be substantial d reliable companies, so that the in ret may feel secture that when he Lys the preliur on his policy, when ,ath C)les, those for- whose benefit e has paid it may get the insurance. nd so with State Banks. A great, 'al of the business of the country is no through banks and many of our ople have their savings in these inl itutions. They invite the trust and nfidence of the people and should be. der- the snpe-r'sion of the State. I brnit for you serious consideration e wisdon of providin;t a State Ex niner- for State Banks and h>a)kers id the insurance coinpa'ies doing hsiness in this State. All reputable >mpanies and banks should be glad to ire such exaninations made for their en protection as well as the protee )n of their cu,tomers. The salary , Il expenses of this office could he -ovided for by the intitutions named pro(portion to the bu-iuess they do. is done in the case of the teiiroad T031TissiOllu.s. T1tt-STS. - While we feiicitate_ ourselves ou ttt aimber of corporations that have been arte-red %withi the State during tbe vear ani should io nutbiu tc ndcr their Succe-s it houlyd not be rgotten that they are creatures of the ate. (lbtaiiing their exi-tence from e State. you have the right to, gulate their operations and the erations of those doing business in is state though receiving their cor >rate existence frun other St:ttes. LIe tnelt:ev of the_e coriera:io,ns i5 wards cectra;iz.itiuu anI emtnttina >n. This ten:dency leaeiS uttimate:;% oppies ien and at elort. to drive th(e kerI I- in tts oui' of compeltit to!: utlet tua'.-ded by wise legislation. tl ev entuallyi take away froin the in v iua r.i eart.st i'h ts. WVh ile or; o' ote hn'Id if wi5ely condtucted annd operly gaai'rded thy ill do much ic. '.elop and bring i nto life the natura; -cou*e-: of the State. It is a Subjpct, at shiou.t1 commnd your Iuost- ear itand thoug'.fal attenition. oaght procpet.- 'imply to call it to .t to fos.and e: eoura.'e 'erpot-ato -er-pases .vou miht 'l,o gu'ard anId nVe'n' the~ rig-hts and pivi leges of the dividuail citizen. e advitl-:':tv i 'le:::M -se nons~ of the use: a a :e c:::7 Cal.e L thet t T .I:- : c- t '.1any law ', that now he. gitsue The tcstate Cot -m 'l he Gteeral Ass.. ebl g ght freeni .w m i f cc'he rere of . reatice and fo'r n ; e la sa the e-mmo chat' i'zmay re iei. I .:h:t*t*'' n f the er to you f r'vour eiu ''nsidera.ti: n in mch attnit ther tho it ne disa 's'e ct t itt tub eC aen m nan :n' i in f ettion for bin iit a siMtt, 1e w'ut "' ini.e o'h0nge ,tould re ,.nantnun to :-ur Cst it ti il . it At- n-:ti.a ru- :oy, rie a *:t' tm . ''ac sett n f thee 1 tl0 jd , ir r:. e it h th P0',u of.t:t 0aw that havtt. h.e li '1 it c:li. ut' innes v mv pre '. - o it 'fco frnt l 'it a c h tca an tei al, ~ t :e i3 .tion. T e . onsit a ihits th taRa:eO f oa)rsei - e s-umn cro 'n t'u .esan deman. th Ie ar 't It, 'era g-.. otocer h e rosite uu ttte - % ti 't n L CLctt- o inuongin ud tA It erl a ha-" e i ' Lt'hbeer providedL in c. tey sh-ud attt e yourl aCtten~ton aId i" e r'i;te of a ad acr.d c ;iaeit of;is * h.-u n t : c pe Otted. i~~t r-~w A wc c- nitut' --edet.. 1:'ii att-an Iet.tr a' tae. b3 w- 'ltl t '- e c t 'iteresea the U- t e the pa seto taxnes wth r.t : toi L dtre iars t f Fe .Ciary, c'i&it.c. here t-'C a"n to reca t thc iene drsin the ~ tg tt he ..Tnhe' aon t e of"Dar tnt on . m aryc 'g- s'ice. Th is pi t i' t e *rncurzt gf' c' Graldd n wallht iren't in o:f ter o're ( .f the pro'ad 'i z legl ane o cf ad r--ti r the haso, .h '.ldemr e ohrt din"dunoten constrmd as- ltiued to lir to (a'l id ttiio o f ur peqpe t'1d e fel censat ed au :thoriity as: tdj rhe of-t ',i trnust hihl prre La iety wisthafc't h c i vhiUruddby-esatt One arf thc reste--t 3ni1 of the y adc fundatir tme ies t -e_e t:no dirgr n inres} constaine hoanad teal ith the reatrait tat in fcrvie nd eryteb and the punnt ae,nd Shat in andeaod lto e the exeadtae o beCC-n4'ituti i'id opn ht e'roto herce he Gnrdalytnc! Aseby nforain tes aond ratm sucht messuiiat sa ho d ndem' uc cr e or expeiet-- av Pcr pet aed t um aeeun 4t1my fore3' Inl -e thiatIer>u thea faIy a I d h eAofrrpal o1 b &n eC).ne a nth oexniture of ac aune r~ at coThai-',t wihefiin e'. . Th budnsc - taaio lay a II.bt he e thee s aWise,t and ntUry