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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
D|NED AND STOLE
AND GAVE THANKS
Was Found by Tramps
Who Had Good Ap-
petites.
While Farmer Martin and His
Wife Prayed Their House
Was Robbed.
The Thieves Lett a Note of Thanks
and Referred to Their Future
Movements.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, I
sos Broadway, Dec. Is. {

Il
sos Broadway, Dec. 18.
Thanks we found the $50 ana will eat our next
dinner at the Palace Hotel, where we can be
found-nit.
The above little note with no signature
was found by a farmer and his wife last
night on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, who reside at a
ranch house between Decoto and Mission
San Jose, had novel experience with two
or more unknown tramps last night. 1t IS
thought that they are the victims of about
four road agents, as when they returned
from church the dinner-table looked as if
two relays of visitors had sat down and
eaten a hearty meal.
Last evening the occupants of the ranch
lett their home to attend the prayer-meet-
ing at the little church recently dedicated
at Decoto. They closed their doors, but with
the confidence that is usually felt in rural
districts they did not take the precaution
OF locking doors or fastening windows.
When they had gone some tralnps ap-
preached the house and finding a ready
entrance and no one at home they at once
proceeded 10 make themselves comforta-
bic. Judging by the complete prepara-
tlons made they must have depended on
the long absence of the family. The
UpS SCI ldDlC 4OI lhO anu
the iarder for what they could find. 1t
looked as if two men had eaten and then
given place 10 two more, as only two
chairs were pulled up to the table, while
there were four plates with remnants on
them.
After eating the tramps looked around
for anything that was of value but not of
sufficient weight to prove an cumbrance.
Carefully hidden away under sugar
rl Op oh hai " N "
taken and appears to have satisfied the
tramps, as nothing else was missed.
Before leaving one OF the robbers penned
the little note already referred to and
placed it on a conspicuous part of the
table.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Martin returned
they tound the note and at once rushed to
the place occupied by the sugar
Their worst fears were realized. AS they
could not inform the BILE last night
the robert tramps had a big start and
have not yet BEEN caught.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
HEIRS GET THEIR SHARE.
A 8IiIlionD ollar Estate Distributed to
the Bacon Family Corporation.

A Million Dollar Estate Distributed to
the Bacon Family Corporation.
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 18.-The estate
of the late Henry D. Bacon was ordered
distributed to-day by Judge w. E. Greene
10 the Bacon Land and Loan Company,
which represents the incorporation OF the
principal heirs. Property worth about
$1,000 600 was thus distributed.
II. d. Bacon died about three years ago,
leaving his property to be divided share
and share alike TO his children Frank
Page Bacon, Ella Eta Soule, Carrie Jen-
ME Bacon, with the execution that if his
wife, Julia Ann, survived him, she was to
have all the community property. In the
distribution she is given the family
dwelling with tha- half block OF land on
Fallon street on which it stands, with its
furniture, library and works OF art. There
is only one exception to this distribution
of personal property: service OF silver
given to the deceased by the employees of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, which
the deceased left to Frank 2. Bacon.
Of the children, Carrie Jennie has not
married. Ella Eta, who is the wife OF
Professor Frank Soule, is now suing for a
divorce from her husband, and Frank P
Bacon is also being sued by his wife for a
separation.
Last August the widow and children
and the legatees, for valuable considera-
ton, conveyed to the Bacon Land and
Loan Company all their interest in the
estate of the late Henry D. Bacon. They
then requested the court to order the dis
tribution of the estate to the Incorporation,
and this was done to-day.
The list of properties occupies many
pages of matter and shows the careful ma
ture of the pioneer investor. it also dis
closes the generosity with which the de-
ceased viewed inventive genius, for there
are several items which show that he had
an interest IN many patents. He was in
terested In current-reversing key, in a
patent for induction apparatus for teleg-
raphy and in over a dozen patents which
were granted in all the countries of Eu-
rope India, Brazil and Canada.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
ANYTHING FOR SHELTER.
A Sick Boy Smashes a window to Go
to Jail.

to Jail.
OAKLAND. CAL, Dec. 18.-Benjamln
O'Brien, a colored boy Is years OF age,
pleaded guilty this morning to smashing
large plate glass window on Washington
street as the only means by which he
could receive shelter ana needed medl-
cal aid
In court this morning the boy tod the
Judge that he was nearly dead with
complication of diseases. and he started
out last night with a rock in his hand
determined to break a window and get
into Jail. He passed several windows
before getting to SamuePs shoestore and
then screwed his courage ND to the point
necessary to throw tie rock.
at was my only chance OF getting food
and seeing a doctor" said the boy, land
as think that it really meant lie or death
| broke the window rather than steal. |
went before the Supervisors once and
asked for aid, but they took no action and
l could wait no longer" When the
Judge was assured OF the boys sickness
he suspended judgment for one month
and suggested that the lad be taken to the
Receiving Hospital, which was done.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
WAS BERTHA KIDNAPPED 2
Superintendent Smiley of the
Boys and Girls Aid
Society Angry.
Says That He Will Apply TO the
Supreme Court for Writ to
Recover His Charge.

Superintendent Smiley of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society is angry He will
probably sue out a writ of habeas corpus
in the Supreme Court to secure the person
CT Bertha Drews, young girl, who was,
SO Mr. Smiley says, yesterday kidnapped
from the Institution of which he has
control.
Bertha Drews came to this City about
two months ago from the East. The So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children became interested in her. She
was sheltered by the Boys and Girls Aid
Society. She has a sister in Brooklyn,
n. Y. Recently her sister, having learned
of her, raised money to take Bertha pack
East. She was to have departed yester-
day. The Swedish Consul, she being
Swede, was interested in her.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cru
city TO Children agreed to conduct her to
the Swedish Consul, who had the money
to pay for her fare. Accordingly Frank
Holbrook, an officer of the society, went
out yesterday afternoon to get her. When
he arrived the girl was gone.
Superintendent Smiley told the story
last night. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Will
hanson and his wife of Baden, Mrs. Will
Hanson being Bertha's sister, called at
and asked to see Bertha. The request
was granted by the matron in the absence
of Mr.. Smiley. The matron was COM
PEELED to go out of the room for few
minutes, and when she returned Bertha
and her sister and her sisters husband
were gone. Supposedly they were on
their way to Baden, where the William
sons live.
As result Bertha Drews did not start
yesterday on her overland journey. AS
she is out of this county, it will be neces-
sary to apply 10 the Supreme Court for
the desired writ of habeas corpus.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
NEEDS MORE PLANT.
Growth of the Beet sugar Industry in
Alameda County.

Growth of the Beet-Sugar Industry i'll
Alameda County.
OAKLAND CAL, Dec. 1S.-The Ala
media Sugar Company, whose works at
Alvarado is the pioneer in this industry
in the United States, will make large ad-
ditions to its plant. This company was
organized in 1876 and for many years had
a hard road to travel, early mistakes hav-
ing been corrected and improved methods
acquired at a heavy cost This year the
factory is making a very long run, having
an extraordinary quantity of beets, which
will not be finished before the end of Janu-
airy.
1t has been decided to increase the capi-
tai stock from,$400, 900 to $750, COO, and when
the increased plant is put in the capacity
of the beet mill will be 800 tons Of beets
per day.
Work on New Road.
OAKLAND CAL. Dec. 18-Work has
been commenced on the electric road be-
tween Oakland and Livermore, though
for the present it will not be prosecuted
with great vigor. The company has COM
menced work at Fruitvale in order to COM
ply with the law, and has yet n year in
which to finish the road under the terms
of the franchise. All the rights of way
have been secured and the surveyors have
completed the survey, which passes
through the most productive region south
OF the foothills.
VIII Supply All Their Needs.
OAKLAND CAL, Dec. 1S.-Adjutant
Reid of the Salvation Army Is preparing
to minister to the wants of the needy on
New Year day. The various officers and
cadets in this city are now busily engaged
in getting together all kinds OF material
such as clothing, coal. provisions and the
like, and on New Years day in addition to
q good dinner these articles will be dis
triouted in such manner as to produce
the greatest benefit.
Home for Mrs. Boogar.
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 18.-Mrs. Boogar
has won the first of the many cases re-
garding the Boogar estate. This afternoon
Judge Greene issued an order setting
aside as her individual property the home
stead located at Eighth and Franklin
streets. There are several other civil and
criminal cases conn oted with the Boo
gars still TO be decided.
Lawyers to ReOrganize.
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. Is. = The Ala
media County Bar Association has decided
to reorganize. Wednesday evening last
President w. B. Powers appointed a COM
mitree, consisting of A. l.. Black. Bryan
Bradley and Hal Martin, to draft report
on organization. During the coming
months the association will hold its an
nual banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
The Blue Lakes Water Companv

Amended articles of Incorporation of the
Blue Lakes Water Company have been filed in
the Office of the County Clerk The principal
place of business of the company has been
changed from Oakland to San Francisco. The
capital stock is fixed at $4,000. 600, shares
being of the par value of 800 each. The fol-
lowing statement shows the number of shares
subscrib bed for by stockholders: W. Frank
Pierce 22,956 shares, Robert McF Doble 10,
Robert McF. Doble (trusteel Ais, Jesse w.
Lilienthal 10, c. S. Wright 1000 John Flour
noy 5, ]. S. Emery 2020, Lewis j. Firth (by
Robert MeF, Doble, attorney in facD 1917,
Aoner Doble 500 Thomas II. Carnell 5000,
George Patterson 100. James b. Merritt $50
c. E. Gilleu 10000, Y. d. Woody 16O, W. H.'H
Hart 1000, Pelton Water Wheel Company so.
NJ. III. Eastman 100, f. w. G. Moebus 100, E
NJ Walsh 1000 Britton q Rey 1000 William
Ede ttrnstee) 1000, F. NJ. Smith 1000 L. G.
Harvey (Lrustee) 3000 E. S. Doble IL, 800
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19

Office st Oregon City. half way between Port
land and Hubbard, and did not leave so much
as q postage stamp. Ins pector Erwin states
that there seems to be a regular organized
gang of postofice thieves there, working along
the line of the railroad Inspector Gordon is
on the ground and hopes to be able to run the
thieves down. Oregon is in this postal district
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
Postomce BurrIars.

The local postal authorities have within the
past few days received several reports of
burglaries committed in Oregon postofices
On Wednesday night thieves broke into the
postoffice at Hubbard. thirty-two miles south
of Portland, and cleaned out the en- tire place.
On Thursday night they broke into the post
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
wants to Change His Name.

Wenzell Adami, a native of the town of
Nieder weisel, in the county OF Hessen Darn
stadt. Germany, has applied to the Superior
Court for PERMISSION 10 cnange his name to
is that he wishes to conform to the Amer
lean style of nomenclature He holds prop
erty under the name of Adams, was natural
lied under that name ana is generally known
among his acquaintances as Adams
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
valuable Property Appraised.

Inventories and appraisements of estates of
persons deceased have been filed in the Comfy
Clerks Office as follows: Charles Mcclure.
$1760; Lucy E. squires, $59,947 s1 Marga-
ret darcy, $7710; Marian Kerrinsh $500:
Joseph Koib, 500; Henry Gallagher, $3.50
L. H Van Schaick, $652 25; Anna Cowperth-
waite, $500: Margaret Mootry, $37, ,0SI AZ;
MaEy Jane Barnum, $559 83.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19

OF directors reduced from ten to FIVE. The
purposes of the company are to supply
cities and towns with water, to operate
railroads. telephones, electrical plants and
several similar things.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
nIrs. Crnven,s suit Soon to he rriaa.

Mrs. Craven's Suit Soon to Be Tried.
The three important suits of Mrs Net
tie R. Craven against R. v. Dey, Mrs.
Craven against Charles l. Fair and Mrs. Cra-
ven against Mrs. Oelrichs and Miss Virginia
Fair have been continued bv Judge Slack until
the 9th OF January, at which time it is
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
TWO MISSING HUSBANDS.
The YawI They Sailed in Has Been
Found Deserted.

The HaWl Ihey Salleu IN las Deen
Found Deserted.
OAKLAND, CAL. Dec. 18.-M-s. Henry
Harmon and Mrs. Charles Richards, who
reside at Frui.vale. are looking for their
husbands. They reported their disappear
ance to the police to-day and fear they
have come to grie:.
Last night yawl was picked up near
the mouth OF the estuary with nobody on
board and turned over to the police.
There were some fresh bIoodstalns on the
deck and to-day the women identified the
Yacht as the Joint property OF their hus-
bands. The men left their homes Wednes-
dav night 10 go on a fishing tour and
were to have returned this morning. They
are both painters and bought the yawl
several months ago for the purposes OF
pleasure and fishing.
The deserted yawl is all that can be
found. and the two wives know not which
way 10 look for their husbands.
Miss Pardee's Funeral.
OAKLAND. CAL, Dec. 18.-Miss Nellie
Pardee, only daughter OF the late r. ID.
Pardee, was buried this afternoon. Rev.
G. +. Brown conducted the services ana
quartet composed of Mrs. A. A. Dewlng,
Miss Ethel Need ham, Horace Redtield and
Harry Melvin sang appropriate selections.
The paiI-bearers were classmates IN the
High School of the deceased young lady.
They were George Chase. Harry Howard,
Percey Hawley, Will Mcdonald. Lowell
Kedfeld, Joseph King Cleveland Baker
and Clarence Reed.
Increase of Capital.
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 1S-Amended
articles of incorporation of the Blue Lakes
Water Company have been filed with the
County Clerk The original place of busi-
ness was Oakland, but this has been
changed TO San Francisco and the number
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
Money for India.

BERKELEY, CAL, Dec. lS-About $500
has been collected in Berkeley for The
starving millions in India. A new ma
hogany piano which was donated TO the
cause was sold last night for $225.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
New Glass Officers.

i . OAL., IO.-OIdSS U1Il-
GERS of the Berkeley High School have
been elected for next term as follows:
Senior class f5esiaent' pee',n W. Reed; vice. vice.
g. Freuler; treasurers, Miss B. Skinner and
Mr.. E. Scott; class historian. Miss E. Wyckoff
class prophet, Miss Nellie Hamlin
Middle class - President, Mr.. Mcdonald
vice-president, Miss Bessie simpson; secre-
tary, w. Z. Basham; treasurer, II. Ardley.
Junior class = President, L. Woods; vice
president, Miss Amy Mott; secretary, Miss
Eva Earl; treasurer, P. Parker; sergeant-at-
arms 7. Parker
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
OCEAN TRAVEL.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

y wharf, San Francisco, follows: &@sL
For Mary Island, Loring, Wrangel, Juneau Kill
lisnoo and Stka (Alaska), at 9 A. NJ, Dec. TO- q
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. c., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Whatcom (Bellingham Bay. Wash), 8 A. NJ
Dec. 5, TO- l5 20, 26 80 and every fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. P. R
R., at Tacoma with n. p. Z. r., at Seattle with q.
n. Ry., at Port Townsend with Alaska steamers.
For Eureka, Arcala and Fields Landing Hum.
boldt Bay), str. Pomona P NJ, Dec. 8, z, IL, Is
19, 23. 27, 81. and every fourth day hereafter.
For santa Cruz. Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucos
Port Hartford (san Luis obispo), Gaviota, Santa
Barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro (Los Angeles) and Newport, at A. Il
Dec. /, 8, 9, 13, IT, 21 26, 29, and every fourth
day thereafter.
For San Diego stopping only at Port Harrord
(San Luis Obspo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
reles, Redoudo CLOS Angeles) and Newport IL
An Dec3, Z II, Is, 49, 20, u, 81 and every fourth
day thereafter
For Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. Mazatlan, La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba, lO
A. n 25th of each month.
The Company reserves right to change steamers
or sailing dates Ticket office-Palace Hotel,
New Montgomery street.
GOODALLI, PERKINS & CO., Genl Agents,
10 Market ST.. San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
officers for Next Term at the State
University Named by Lieutenant
WiDu

BERKELEY. CAL, Dec. 1s.-The fol-
lowing appointments of officers and nom
commissioned officers at the State Univer-
sity for next term have been made by
Lieutenant Winn:
To be second lieutenants--Company A, " H.
Craig: Company B. P. n Newhall Company
C, L. II. Miller; Company ID, I. Wedemeyer;
Company E, A. L. Giaeominl; Company F. G.
L. Bailey; Company G, E. w. Stadtm uller ;
Company II, 2. R. Thayer; unattached, H.
Pearl.
To be sergeant-maior, A. NJ. George. To be
first Eergeants-Company B, F. R. Watson;
Company C. c. NJ. Dickerson: Company d,
L. T. Wagner; Company E, G. Wigmore; Com
pany G, G. p Dilman; Comps ny H, J. w. Millar
To be color-sergeants, B. Bakewell and H. B.
Budd
To be sergeants-CompanyA A, R. w. Lohman; !;
Company d, ]. Young
To be orporals-Company D. c. E. Fryer, T.
L. Barnes; Company F, g R. Talcott; Com pany
B, w. Mctloud, E. Heiserman, E. B. Arnold
and H. ]. Friedauder.
These officers are in direct line to head
the list next year.
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-19

pected that the date of trial will be set. The
property involved in this litigation amour IS
to more than 81 100000.
The tone OF a piano is best when the in
strument is not near wall.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-09-24
stsa,arG fur silber.

Ser @ouperneur GulberIon pplt
geras T9rieb an ben gltfan5ler 8isz
mord nnb erIu6te i'm I'm feline 9tnii9t,
uel9en giRfluB Die @tnfiibrung Der
5ilberprdsun9 in gtnerita auf Die
9UppellDdbrun9s 9sbeue9un9 in europa
baEen tpiirbe. Die glnttuOrt bes 9rei=
fen Gtaatsmannes lnlltet:
,,ssriebri9srube, "a. 9lug. 1896
@eebrter Serr: Sbr seifdBtes G9ret=
ben ri9ti9 erbalten. SD bin Der glns
Iibt, baB eben jebt Die 3eit llno Stunot
it, in Der es rat6Inm lit, Sluii6en Der
bauptid9[i6 am 8eltbanbel betbeili9teu
91atipnen elm l1e6ereinfommeu 81 @uns
Iten Der 8pppeltpdbruns 81 treffen. Die
Ser. Staten iinb in ibren 8eme9unger
Bel gGeitem freier als irsenb cine Sea.
tion @urppas unb f6nnen oesbalb, tDenr
fie es nit ihren eSntereiien Dertrdglid
finben, in Der &i6tuna BON 9oppeltudb,
runs unabbdnsis OUrseben. SD muf
-alauben, baB iplbes 8Dr9eben elmer
6D1it beiliamen @tnfluB auf bas gu.
itanbefommen eittes internatiOnalen
llebereinfommens ausiiben tpiirbe.
(@eS. 8ismard."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-09-24

Die ganftpner ,,5reie &refie" 6rudt
bic bereits idtmmelis 9eiporbene Gam
paane- 9ige ppn ben rei9en 5ilber~
8aronen, Die 5uIamnen s547 900, 900
germ6sen beiiken iOlIen, nun aud nod
ab. g8ir baben jene germ6senslifte
angeblt9er Gilberminenbeiiber bereits
ppr gO9en an eini9en 8eiipielen nIs
iBiuinoelbaft ertpieien, tpte folst:
Srancis S. Netulanbs ipI laut Der
Site Elm Serm69en ppn 35 Mill Dol.
beiiben; 9batiabe lit, 6aB er iii6t iiber
2 Mill. beiibt. Sane 0tDffat, NIT nne
gebli9en so Mil., beiist s @tiG., Die er
i'm @olbberabau ertparb. Spbn MadaD,
NIT ausebli9 40 Mia., beiibt peber
@il6er Md @oIbminen. Senr9 Mt.
geller, nit aitgebIiCl Z ItiII beiist
feline $4,000 llne eignet aidt cine eitlz
sioe 5ilberminen aftie. 8ie 6tuOb
9ta9laiIenI9aft, nit ailgeblib 20 Itia.
8OI., liefert fein gilber Charles 6.
Game, nit anoeblib 90 @tjtl., lit nidt
nur in gar feiHer Silbermine interelFrt,
IDnoern lit tbatid6lid elmer Der 9r6Bten
@olbprobu3enteH Der 8elt
80
Gem 8olbblatte ,,gtetu gprt @OrlO"
tpiro aus ct. Saul telegrapbirt: ,,9ie
genaueite republifanii DE 3dbs
lung IN Gio. 8afotu seist cine 6reiiile
bersM sMebrbeit BON $500" Die Sreiz
| IilberIeilte eriuartef siunr eine @eebr=
belt pm 10000, bod iuerben mir uHs
aud nit ben pun ben 8epublifanern bon
pprnberein su8eitanbenen $500 be-
griigen.
*.*
Serr $. S. 8urf, 3rdiibent elmer Del
gr6Bten @lasfabrifen in WariUn, Srt,
Diana, lebenslanger &epublifaner, 1T
elm SreiIilbermann uno tbeilt Del
i 16tDinbelbaften @olopdbruns tuu6tigt
Siebe aus in 8Drt uaO Gtbrift.
**
Serr 8rpan feierte lester Gage in
Giben bieielben iuunberbnren grinn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-09-24
SIC 9ilrfei bat Bic @OIbpaAruna. :
gitO=9afota.

Ser abtidbrige Gobn pun Sam.
BaB pDn gbute in Campbell gountD
itarb am porlebten Santita9 an 8luts
persiftung, Die er iib bur9 cine lei6te
8erlebung am &niee cine 8p5e 5aUDr
5uge5ogen bate.
h @puperneur G6elbDn bielt neulid1
in aurora cine ieiter ppnp5ien &eben.
9lm 59luB berielben griinbeten so BON
ben antuefenben 50 Sttmmgebern eiitea
8rpanz Club.
Ser 20jdbrise Bruce 2ufe itnrb in
Carthage in 5plge ibermdBigen Cigar
rettenrau9eus. gr mar friib i'm SerbE
al8 Sarmarbeiter brrtbin gefommen;
feline @ltern iuObnen anaebtid in
9enDer.
gt6tbun6ert @etreibeipeider lit
bieiem Gtaate iirb iorpeit oon ben Be
bDrben fir ben gintauf BON @etreibe
| licenfirt tuprben. 8as lit nabeSu bic
@eiammt5abl Der &aufsipei@er I'M
Gtante.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-09-24
aas sappen oes @olDbltnOeu.

@s pirft eeraoeSu peinli9 auf ben
eini9ermaBen in Der @dbrungsfraae
l1nterridteten, luie Die gOloblinbe 8reiie
I'M SSinitern 6erumtappt umo Die unbalt=
bariten 9inge als 9tiibpuntte gu fai1en
lu6t.
Gor einigen @O6en tpieIen mir aus
elmer 8Oti6aft bes GrdiiDenten Grant
POM Sabre 1875 na9, baB er nidt
:puBte, baB er in 1878 cine Die Srdauna
BON 5ilberoOlTars einitellenbe Sin uns
teridrieb.
9arallf anttpprtete Die in RabiIpn,
isis, eri9einei1se ,,g8iscOniin Gtaatsz
5eituas", baB inter iener 8in mebr
Silber seprdgt tpnrbe, als por 1873,
ndnli1 ppn 1873 Bis 1873 So 0iillipz
nen grabe Dollars unb 10 nnb 70 biele
fleinere Gilbermiinsen, baB aliU Die
Gilberprdsung tidt einseiteIt iunrbe
llnb ferner beItritt Die Thanksgiving"
baB iene 8ia perfdll9t tpurbe.
Sn unierer slntiuert nabnen mir ber.
erft gtbitanb uon Sereinsiebung be,
fleineren Mfiinaen in Die 8isfuifipn uni
ben giiten @riin6en bierfiir ideint biz
| .Gtaatsseituns" in ibrer lebfen Geplil
notbgebrunssn bei5uitimmen.
g8ir fpieien bann nab, bas Die gra.
auns bon ,,amerifaniibeno (gtanbarb
Dollars tbatiddfid einseitellt turtroe
oaB Der Sra6e@9 Dollar tein llmlaufs.
mittel fir unier 2anb tuerben fonnt
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