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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08

tow, ma korzystniejsza ola
narodu wesz}a droge. Ko}o
Polskie, tax W parlamencie
Rzeszy, jako W sejmie prus-
kim, opusci}o dawniejs;zq poll
tyke ciag}ej ,opozzycyi; idzle
gdzie tyllko interssa narodowe
ME cierpiq, Z rzadem g}osuje
"a jego wnioskami. w zamian
"a to kappa tez Cd czasu do
czasu ma kraj nasz pewne
ulgi, j z}agodnienia praw
bismarkowskich. Oddano do
zory koscio}a pod prezyden-
ture professionally dawniej
wed}ug rozporzadzeh Bismar-
ka, tax jak tam dis II was w
Ameryce - ch}opy rzadzl}y
koscio}em. Pozwolono uczyG
poza godzinami szk6lnemi
jezyka polskiego - a cd
Wielkanocy spodziewamy sic,
ic jezyk polski W szko}ach
elementarnych bedzie przed-
miotem obowiakowym obje'
tym planem nauk. w semina-
ryach nauczycielskich ucza
kandydatow religii W polskim
jezyku. Rad teraz coraz mnieJ
miesza sic do spraw czysto'
koscielnych - a nasz Arcy-
biskup uzywa tax u Cesarza
samego, jako i najwyzszych
urzednik6w wielkiej powagi.
Niedawno otrzyma} odCesarza
wysoki order, a przy podzieko-
waniu "a tenze, zaprosi} go
Cesarz ma ja}oWe sniadanie.
Me mnieji kanclerz Caprivi
zaszczyci} go zaproszeniem ma
objad. Zdaje sic, ze tym razem
wytargowa} Arcybiskup Cd
ministra oswiaty i kultu budo-
we noWego semlnaryum
duchownego W Poznaniu.
Kolonizacya W Ksiestwie
ME postepujje tax, jak to sobie.
Bismark za}ozy}. Co rok t9piej
idzie nowemi, co rok wielu
dawniejszych d ucieka do
szerszego faterlandu. G}upie
Niemcy! Czemuz ME wzieli
przyk}adu Z praktyki naszych
pan6w polskich "a polskich
jeszcze czasow. Do dis ich
kolonizacye Niemcami, t. Z.
Olendry, egzystuja i niemcza
nasza polska ludnosc. Starszy
Opalihski, wielki pan, magnat,
w}asciciel wielkich d6br oko}o
Opalenicy, Grodziska, Zbaszy-
MIA, Lw6wka, Wolsztyna i t.
d. inaczej kolonizowa{ swe
dobra Niemcami, ma strate
hahbe ojczyzny. On darmo
dawa} Niemcom lasy grunta,
a w dodatku budowa} i'm
luterskie zbory. Oglada}em ma
w]asne oczy te luterskle
zbory, stawiane przez polskie-
go magnata. Ky stane}y mi W
oczach. Zbory So, Niemcy So,
i bogaci = ale gdzie Polacy
gdzie potomkowie Opalih-
skich - kto posiada teraz te
polska ziemie? Niemcy. = CT
jedza polski chleb, przeSladuja
polski nar6d a modla sic W.
zborach zbudowanych polskie49
mi pieniedzmi. Smutne wspom- &
nienia!
lDokohczenie nastapi.l
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-03-08

Tu nastepuja g}upie, trywialne
i ch}opskie. dyalogi, W kt6rych
rzeczywiscie niewiadomo CO
podziwiac, czy g}upote, czy
bezczelnosc Redaktora Dz1EN..
GH1cAGosK1EGo, ktory tax
g}upie rzeczy pozwala druko-
wac. My ME wierzy1ny, ably
ME tylko W Chicago, ale gdzie.
kolwiek ma kuli ziemskiej zna-
lezli sic tax g}upi i ogranicze-
nj Polacy, jak ci dwaj, ":
Dz1FNN1KU opisani, kt6rzyby
koscio} sw. Stanis}awa katedra
nazywali, Galicyjski lud, "a.
lud odmienny od naszego.
uwazali albo sadzili, ze takich
wiez, jak sw. Stanis}awa, laden
kap}an by wybudowa6 ME
potraf}. Jezeli RedaktorDz1EN- !
N1KA W tych dialogach chcia}
sobie oslo uszy przyprawic, to
mu sic najzupe}niej uda}o;
jezeli zas chcial podkadzi6
swym chlebodawcom Bra
ciom". kosztem s}awy kap}a-
now Polakow W Chicago, =
litujemy sic. Gromada nieu-
k6w g}upc6w, modlacych sic
jak ow C a d / N i d do
O. Wincentego i ,,Braci j
Polacy Chicagoscy ME sal
Co Chicagowianie sadza Q
wiezach i ich tw6rcy'', to
nasz correspondent, nastepu-
jacy autentyczny. dialog pods
s}ucha} i przys}a}: ,Piekne
wieze wy macie,. PANE Broni-,
s}awie,44s2' i, TAX pieknes!!- aIe
ME wszystko z}oto CO sic
swieci, Panic Zielonka! /,
powiadam ci; re gdyby ca}y
dug, jaki ma naszej parahi
ciezy, po}ozyc ma te wieze, to
by pod ciezarem dolar6w prys-
}y ia bahka mydlana.
P. Zielonka = To wy nacie
jeszcze d}ugi, po tylu latach
istnienia, po tylu fairach,
jarmarkach, kolektach / t. d. ?!
P. Bronis}aw, wskazujac
palcem do CORY: ,,Panie
Zielonka, predict porachujesz
tam gwiazdy ma niebie, anizeli
d}ugi ciazace ma tym kosciele!
Wszystko co tn widzisz, jestto
w}asnosc bankierow, ktorzy
nam tych rzeczy pozwalajq
uzywaG, dop6ki fairy kolekty
starcza ma op}acenie i'm pro-
centow.'
P. Zielonka - To taxa
wasza jest wielkosG?! P. Bro
nis}aw -Niestety taka!Chwa-
limy sic przez gazety, jak ten
frant pozyczonym surdutem,
ale MECH drugi jeszcze rok
TAXI, to zanucimy: }, Wedruj
Adamie raju". -.
Rabbi Detroickich lewitow
opisujac W swoim organic
ceremonie przyjecia Wgo x.
D. K. / jego parahan ma }ono
Kosciola, ME szczedzi mu
faryzgskich przytyk6w, a GAIA
te powazna ceremonia jake
jaka komedya stara sic W
oczach swiata przedstawic.
Kiedyz nakoniec temu Fa-
ryzeuszowi i ,,Sp6}ce bedzie
juz dobrze? Kiedyz przestanq
oni burzy6 / wichrzyG wsr6d
Polakow w Detroit, szczuiac
obywateli ma obywate1i, a
parahan przeciwko legalnym
ich duszpasterzom. Przeciez
wiedza obywatele polscy W
Detroit, ze by}a miedzy mimi
zgoda i jednosc, dop6ki ME
wystawiono tych ,,Koszar'
naprzeciw koscio}a sw. Woj-
ciecha; przeciez vie SWAT
ca}y, ze x. K. D. ME jest
iedyny z kap}an6w, ma kt6rym
lie ;. grzechotnikii' szczerbatych
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

~
than IN Chicago, They AZ least provided
a sleeping wooden bed with straw pillows
.'' 'aeE prisoners bat Russian human
ny d-eme1 necessary 'o7 criminals, the
clty 81 chicago did not furnish to the
GoHssi workman iFamping around search
ing for Job 81 the work OF criminals
-; NJ ~" 49,. 80 On ez@ee- ,,-,-
Clark ami s-,-, l.. 49,. ,s @ no i ,i,
waere he f,'Is7 women ar conrrag,.s',
he, ~ .., -. sl,s9 o,"GN
IA ,tss5 ~ .,,,-r--,5 .-l'g.
~. -r-- -.i,, t.-'' n '''e us
,,,1 ,,- -. 80. Ge'5 sense
~ No. ~ r. M n,tlle
an, Is5J,si ,,,7r 80. ~ .,,-,. ,,,.
spir!taali,y KID cs5sas, NJ r7li s, ',' , ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18


one OF the last precincts Into which We
should care % ttke him"
.lter., u Us claimed, there Is absoGtel"
no one VINO has amy moral, splrituH, ana
educational oversight OF the people. Chi
cago is reminded that this is good held
where the idle rich might use their spare
zine m missionary work, This precinct
10 accredited with having forty-siN sa-
looms. thirty-sevea houses of 40 fame
and eleven pawnbr1kers OF rs 2>10 resi-
dents There are no hath houses, no read
@s Fooms, the on.y atlempt 70 supply The
obscene literature ana an assortment Of
photogranhg on sitars whose chief cbarar-
,eristic IS their absence OF clothes"
rhe author begins his second book with
the quotation COY was an huuEnrcd and We
rRvo mo meat" He ssys.. "Cbicnr1 ma.
done AN mat in be~ devotion to what am
American humnrlst describes as the cllef
aud ~ man namely. 10 per cent Eut
WHOM we come 90 the feeding of tho hun.
ury under circumstances which precuI.
IKE making or "A dividend out of the me-
cassitles of nature. the showing M Chi-
ca-o rs not qu,tc 500 good with wheat sell
hls at cents Nor pound. il was strange.
inJse.l To -cs he g,rr..s If the civ ,l.si
with men who were unable TO obtain
food"
There iH rahuke f1r Chicago chursaas
Ma thls. "Nu agency vhirh "a more
hungry reonls this winter than an other
auruclos RELIGIOUS. charitable and wuri-
lipaI. was tbc rreo lunch OF the salaous.
"a good drll howovrr v.ul nava io he
done .r tr. 7yly. ar active ur5p. tgauHIsri
lsrlrr tns trustees of SOME Of the ,ye1Iihi,r
.-trlrrh17 realize thor thsy o,,a duty 81,
which is mot gafnuatuIsd for cyen hv tsn
erection or rors.,u.f .rrIosiaafs,.,i olfGras
orr by no f,u.t,r.s pcrrorp,9nc ar
Switches az sqcrai 1r ra hy trained cAoirs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
AnvTcE no YoUNu :

u
Edward ", BoS's LelI s'.., "A
There IS , no PEW prIlsr w 4
to make a llvins WV, ,..a,.8rsss q
tact "a p' that ,,r Of all the t sap' vs.
a an mere 81 are scarcely ,, tgslg !.
THEN saIm w I mean q ligia' IN a
to me- men ,s = IN Hteratai "a
believe that this . y, \ eies|
Lev Lew towels wells rnaS ! " ID
Carleton. Marx ,g IS5iss
Hig5lnSo'Hsi a1illn Geii1 B5a
so1 Burnett, al,aari. lia
St5iart Fhelps-MsH,f so
sa "a. .s are meu VIZ
There ~ y cable,
2 fS,s5'ITt,'gs1d Clarence h K
~ siirlrh. who ~ $50
ley ~ u is,,nselyes y BY
mort thtiliis.,a.,.srv SOP ai1fi4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
rnREIaN LIST
LIES LEVITT

She gets Two lst! !. . DO = Y; Z
L ne el'S baS,il3writi6c soa q.
man ~
Oh. laws them down. Sic PtS
Us seal + quickly lyy, S9i';5 Il
w V.bl, wv on y s Z opens lEl
s,.,-,a,-. 0y5,. ny d
MIS-. Sklill ~ 80 i yos bay.
don't mean 70 say w ~ ~. s.,i
". w AM H., -srtainly. Sizes sig
~. 'Nii Inn; b,rr m est. anl 81
haIf as much as a boy,
,ru, vorrls-stpo. / have II
I have had, had only i,5 p1 nav Wlss / 81. 1
M r. N NdI.ris[T5at / were ~
'''' . II
hcr wlll?' -. N
she SAID I'd have 70 A
her Will or not at all
Vi
Shelf IL. is That @ Sa,5 s p aTss
ton, Why DON'T you
MI IL No. tonight. Ny ooaS
not to expose '4'
.1 !, a" II, trouble. l don't ~
~ a. dia while IN w 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18

Do not miss this SALE There Bargains than
here offered Do not mistake this talk paper
solid facts backed by the Goods.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-18
THE AMERICAN MONTE CARLO.

The author takes up the gambling IN
ChicsEo and cidims h8t Monte carlo s
the only place in furop' thai squalls this
city as gambling center "Thc gambling
hcli opened and unshamed, is one Of the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
THE EVENING NEWS. TUESDAY. MAY 20. 1894.

rity. Women must cease their blink
ing at actions in men which they
will not tolerate in women; men, 10
whom experience has come, must
unfold to the younger men. 1t Is a
favor to boy that his feelings
shall be analysed for him by his
father; that he be taught that his self
control, or his loss OF it, means an
ascent or descent in the social
scale. There is no harm in a father
pointing out these things to his son;
the harm comes when the father
neglects to do so. A young man
should never be expected in any
point of morality to experience what
his father can explain and warn him
against.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
A COMING YOUNG MAN.

Cullen F. Thomas, Esq of Waco,
who is a candidate on the Demo.
cratic ticket for Representative g to
the Legislature from this county, was
in Brucevi.le last Thursday, shaking
hands with his numerous friends
here. Mr.. Thomas is gaining in
popularity daily all over the county.
E Idly, Moody, Lorena, Bruceville,
McGregor and other towns are al
most unit for him; at least that is
the report reaching US from the
press and the paop'e. There is not
a particle of doubt in our mind but
what Messrs. Seth P. Mills and
Q. F. Thomas will get the Demo
cratic nomination at the primary
election next Saturday. Bruce.
vile Herald.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
Between Father and Son,


We have had great deal to say
in our literature ab,ut the conf
dence that should exist between a
mother and her daughter, but we ig.
more altogether too the mach
frankness that should exist be-
tween q father and his
son, writes Edward w. Box
in cat Home with the Editor" in
the June Ladies' Home Journal 1t
is not right to expect that cur girls
shall bear the whole burden of moral
responsible. Oar boys must be
taught that the world expects up
rightness in man just as much
as it looks for it in woman. If
the men of today are protected by
an unfair moral discrimination, that
is no reason why the men of tomor-
row should be so sheltered. If it
ID for women to elevate their con.
ception of the moral standard for
men, it is for the young men of to-
day to adjust themselves to that
highest measurement. A healthy
Irankness between the boys of today
and their fathers is the first step
OF mans part in the aim for social pu.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
AR T..
MONS. DE GISSAC has the

MONS. DE GISSAC has the
honor to notify the public, particu.
larly those who are not expert
judges of art, that he always is.
and will be, willing to have his
work submitted to the Judgment of
the members of the NATIONAL
AMERICAN ACADEMY of art,
If they do not judge that "the
work Of Mons. d. Gissac is thor
oughly good and artistic, and worth
at least three times the price asked
for it," Mons. de Gissac is willing to
lose it. What truer and safer guar.
antee could be desired by patrons of
art2
Beside plenty of references can be
given. both in other American states
and in the old country.
DR.. Williamson, of Waco, had
the portrait of his father, "Three-
Legged Willie" which was painted
by Mons. de Gissac, and which
hangs in place of honor in the
capitol at Austin, submitted to tina
judgment of professionals, and the
doctor will tell the kind of verdict
they pronounced on that work.
Studio No. 1922 Austin avenue,
Waco, Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

Mr.. r. r. Manners, a gentleman
well knowd by soma Of our leading
citiz3ns, was arrested some days ago
by an Off ,er in this city charged with
horse stealing. THE News at the
time chronicled the fact of the ar
rest, it now tratspires that it WAS a
case either of mistaken identity
or misinforma.ion on the part
of the officer who made the
arrest. Mr.. Manners was dis.
charged, there being no ground
whatever for holding him or for
arresting him in the first place.
The News is az rule exceedingly
careful about printing anything CAL
culated to injure the good name of
any one, and regrets that Mr.. Man.
ners should have been so unfor-
tunate as TO become even for short
while the victim of case Of mis-.
taken identity or Of ffioial blunder.
ing.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
Tabor on Top Again.

IL. A. w. Tabor, Of beaver, the
man whose $40 900 lace night. shirt
was the talk Of the country when be
represented Colorado in the United
States senate, aDd who subsequently
lost the bulk of his fortune, is on
top again, and the story reads like
q fairy tale, says the Chicago Post.
Ten years ago he was worth about
IS, oao, 900, but he spent money by
thousands, was bled by politicians
and friends and Iavished his wealth
through a score of channels.
Through it all he held on to the
Tabor opera house, worth over
81, 10000 and the Tabor block,
worth nearly half as much. He fell
into the hands of money lenders,
who charged him and 8 per cent.
month interest, besides round
commissions of $4,000 and $25,.
600. His principal indebtedness
was concentrated within the last
two years on his two big buildings
in cut throat trust deeds for $3.50.
600. There is no redemption clause
in these deeds. Some months
ago the old man went
into the Jesus Maria mine,
in old Mexico, and now
his "Tabor luck, ,. long favorite
expression in the West, has return.
ed. The blocks were advertised
to be sold at auction two weeks ago.
and they would have been gone
from him forever if his agents had
not secured q temporary injunction.
During the arguments in court since
1t has been shown that he got only
$l76,o00 cash out of the $3.50, 600
debt. TIE rest was accumulated in.
terest and commissions. The other
day 1t was announced in court that
the debt would be paid aud the
trust deeds lifted. There was a
cheer which the Judge with difficulty
suppressed, as the ex senator has
sympathy. While the usur.
ers have been trying to obtain his
property at half its value he has
been working in overalls and with a
candle as the actual underground
superintendent of his mine, and it is
now paying &e5. ooo 10 $4,000 net
In gold. Several months income
has gone to pay obligations to the
bank at Chihuahua and other pre-.
llmlnary expenses, but these are all
cleared up and the stream of cash is
diverted to Denver. The result ia
that syndicate of old friends has
been formed to pay off the trust
deeis, and in few months Tabor
Will again be free of debt.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
THE COUNTY PRESS.

Cullen F. Thomas seems to be in
the lead for representative. Waco
Progress.
Cullen F. Thomas is making the
race for the legislature on plat
form that is sure to win. In that
platform he advocates the cutting
off of fees in offices and putting the
county off Gals on stated salary
and he wants tt at salary cut down.
West Times.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

The senate has not succeeded in
keeping South Carolina rice, nor
Louisiana sugar, nor Alabama ccal,
nor Pennsylvania iron ore, nor Mis-
souri, zinc, nor Colorado lead, nor
Michigan copper on the free list;
but it has succeeded in putting
Texas wool and hides on the free
list and keeping them thero. Poor
Texas! butchered to fatten yankee
manufacturer.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
Improve the Summer Evenings

BY taking course in book. keeping,
shorthand, typewriting or attending
my regular night school. Mathe.
MATES, penmanship, spelling, gram.
mar, business correspondence and
commercial law, can enter either
department at any time, but next
regular classes will start Jane 4th
and July End. Terms moderate,
payments easy. For further par
ticulars address Practical Business
College, Edward Toby, Jr., presi-
dent.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

THE Waco EVENING News has
she largest circulation in this city
and out of the city of any daily
paper published in Waco. Our
esteemed contemporaries are respect
Eully challenged to successfully con.
srovert this statement. Our mail
ing list snd subscription books are
open to all persons wishing for bus
ineas reasons to examine them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
No Experiment.

In reaching Austin, San Marcos,
San Antonio, etc., via international
and Great Northern railroad, Two
daily trains each way. Insist upon
your ticket reading via Hearne o,
Taylor and thu international and
Great Northern railroad. Perfect
roadbed, magnificent equipment.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

Judging from all indications Nc
Lehman county will instruct for Col.
Il. M. Henderson for comptroller.
1T seems to be foregone conclusion
that he will receive large majority
OF the votes cast for comptroller at
the primaries June End.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29
PRECINCT OFFICE
Justice OF the Pm

The NEWS is authorized 10 VI
Earle as q candidate fOr JusAu I
Precinct No. /. subject to th
Democratic party.
TEE .Nhws Is authorized VI
W. H. Davis ss a candldsse o. ID,
election for Justice ofths PeiN, 4
l., McLennsn county, subject n I
,he Democratic party.
The NEWS Ia authorized 10 isN
Fitzhugh, as a candidate ~
Peace Of Precinct No |, MtlN
subject to the action Of the DsEl
The NEWS is authorized TO W.
dob Banton as 9 candidate sa!
Peace, Precinct NO. |, suaM
Of the democratic party.
The NEWS is authorized v ~
Gallagher as q can'liia'e faI 4
Peace precinct No. suolM
the county Democracy.
The NEWS is authorized 70 "
Smith, Esq. rs o candidate !oi
Pea 9, Precinct No. |, sublea
the county Democracy.
Constable
Charley SPARKS announces a Il
iidate for constable Of precnN
nan County, Texas, sublec! ~
the Democracy Of the county
The News is authorized 70
sparks as a candidate foi oo ,!s
No. /, subject TO the sction wv
party.
The NEWS is authorized y
Brightwell, as a csndldss: ,, "
PreGinc. No. |, at the neal sl -.
The action of the Dsmocral'c pn
The NEWS is authorized 70 ~ ~
W Orlppen as q candidate ~
Precinct No. /. McLennan c'u"
election.
The NEWS !. authorized 70 ~. v.
J. Smith as a candidate 10! "a %
cinct Nc. /, at the ensuing s ass,a
the action OF the county Dea''.
The NEWS is authorized i %
Leonard as q CAT dldste iol .vs,ssrl
No /. McLennan county, sa1m
of Democratic party. rnlh"
2, 1894,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

Hon John H. Reagan has Just
beep placed in a position by the
supreme court to proceed with his
duties as chairman of the railway
commission and he, it is fair to pre-.
sumo, has spent the interval in
posting himself az to how best to
serve the people in that place. He
should remain in it.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

Recent disclosures Indicate that all
the armor plate furnished TO sheathe
our ponderous battle ships by the
Carnegie plant are either wholly
rotten or greatly defective. Such
frauds, if proven, should put all
connected with it in stripes.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-05-29

While learned Drs. of the law
are splitting hairs over the effsct OF
the decision of the supreme court OF
the United States in the commits
sion case, it may not be amiss to
say Mccormick tied, with his per.
petual injunction string the commits
sion, restraining it from performing
any of the duties with which the
law clothes it. The supreme court
cut the string, freed the commits.
sioners, and authorized them to go
ahead in the discharge of the duties
laid upon them by the law creating
them. Uuder the Mccormick de.
cision TIE power Of the state to reg.
ulate, through its com mission as
established, the traffic charges of
the rail ways was denied; by the su-
preme court it was affirmed. I'm.
der McCormick's decision Texas
practically had no commission; I'M
Ter the supreme court dec it
las an effective ore clothed with the
power to guard alike the interests
If the shipper and the railways.
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The way to resume is to resume,
said distinguished gentleman some
years ago; the way to have silver
dollars coined is to coin them, is
what the real bimetallists of today
think.