1 WEALTH AS A SACRED TRUST TRUS r Enc lands most generous Gene roo man blan of ganti john ruskin through his father mr ruskin foil heird heir 0 o to which nearly must he be add the income of his hl writings but taij fl counted hla his treasures as an a trust fund mm m h dpn at in the interests of suffering merit or youtha donth eld gromis promising n autee talent that he was on the lol loa don 0 n committee 0 tor for the of f p pris in 1871 proves that his bis be benevolence benevolent nevolene was wag well known as peabodys ys or lady burdett it coutts courts taxing himself first a tenth wf naif he finally give his bis entire income then gt the rome home journal gly bia it if he needed bo botanical and art work hla his studies he be crippled himself rather fop refuse his bis last spare twenty guineas guinean to cotna widow of a dead artl artist 9 t if for healt bs mt ue sake I 1 and arts sake he wanted to take a tant switzerland he would forego it trip ft he t might contribute to the ruith jini memorial if others would not the study of art in schools he hn ten watercolor water color drawings of if william hm H buy par paying ng for each and give them to m ih t P public schools of london in one of if hla big let 1 to the workingmen of great britain h told them what he had done and was dole e with hla his money in carrying on hs hig st SE georges guild and his plan for rent M form up to 1877 1977 he had given away all his f w tune save but in view of th alee abeda of his working mens clubs t th h amount seemed much too ton larze large for hi a per oe wants he ther therefore fore determined to distribute all save worth of consola 1 the interest of which would u id bring him 1 E upon this interest interest he be now lives some the income of hla his books being distributed amig abw hla his servants Ber rants his oll pensioners and his big various plans bior for social socia reform