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Mr.. Proctor's suggestion.

washington. Oct. 1i.-John B. Proctor
of Kentucky. the chairman OF the
United States civil service commission.
has made public an article reviewing
the history OF the democratic party's
position on the question Of the gold
standard. Mr.. Proctor says he has
been at some pains to collect authentic
information regarding the coinage laws
of the past. which satisfied him that
the trainers Of the constitution and
the founders Of the government were
united and determined that the coined
value of our gold and silver money
should correspond with the market
value of the bullion standard. This.
Mr.. Proctor says, Is demonstrated by
the writings Of Jefferson. Monroe and
Hamilton. Mr.. Proctor quoted many
high democratic authorities In support
Of his position. and concludes by say-
ing that many others might be cited
TO show that the free silver plank In
the Chicago platform Is violation OF
democratic principles and that no man
advocating fiat money has q right 70
call himself q democrat
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HE DIED In CHURCH
DEATH OF THE ARCH iSHOF
OF CANTERBURY.
The Congregation Appalled, Of the
Sad scene and News to the
Sudden Demise.

London. Oct. 1.-THE Archbishop Of
Canterbury was seized with apoplexy
after the services commenced at Ha-
warden church this morning, and died
at 1850 o'clock. The Rev. Archibald
Farrar. dean Of Canterbury. received
a telegram from Stephen Gladstone,
the rector OF Hawarden church. stating
the archbishop OF Canterbury passed
away peacefully and suddenly. He
had attended the early communion.
Dean Farar. In preaching In the Ca
thedral this evening, referred to his Is
years In connection with the deceased
prelate.
The archbishop OF Canterbury ar
rived at Hawarden on Saturday even-
Ing on his return from a visit In the
north OF Ireland. He appeared then
10 be In robust health and expressed
% Mrs. Gladstone his great gratifica-
ton over his Irish tour. He arose
early on Sunday and attended early
communion with his wife and others.
The weather was bitterly cold and Mr.
Gladstone did not attend the church.
but at 10 o'clock the archbishop and
Mrs. Benson, Henry Gladstone, Mrs
Gladstone. Mrs. Drew and Dorothy
Drew went 10 the morning services
stone pew near the chancel. Directly
the service began and while the rec
tor. Rev. Stephen Gladstone. was read
ing the absolution. Archbishop Benson.
who was knceling, was seen 10 twitch
In the arm for few minutes and then
collapse altogether. Henry Gladst stone.
finding the archbishop had had a dan
gerous seizure. called to the clerk and
others. who carried him TO the library
adjoining the rectory. Doctors were
hastily summoned. The stricken pre-
late was gasp ng painfully for breath.
Applications of ether and other means
TO induce artificial respiration were re-
sorted 10. Mr.. Glad tone. the rector.
who had left the church when the
archbishop was carried out. returned
and announced the Illness to the CON-
gregatlon. who were waiting In painful
suspense. He asked for their prayers
All efforts TO rally the distinguished
patient proved vain. and be died In a
few minutes.
Henry Gladstone whispered the news
90 the rector, who announced the arch
bishops death. the news causing a pro-
found sensation among the worship
pers in the church. The hymn. For
ever With the Lord was sung and
the dead march was played. all present
standing and showing Themselves to he
deeply affected Mrs. Gladstone con-
veyed the sad news to her husband.
who was greatly shocked and dis
tressed. Afterwards. remarklng on the
event. Mr.. Gladstone said: HE died
like a soldier" The Official medical
announcement OF the death to the cor
oner stated IL was due to apoplexy.
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More Excursions to Canton.

Canton, Ohio. Oct. 11.-Major Nc
Kinley feels well after the week just
closed and he has the necessary en-
ergy for the week TO ensue. The ma
jor went 10 morning service at the
First Methodist church. In the after
noon he accompanied Mrs. Mckinley
on her usual drive. He also paid his
accustomed daily visit to his mother
and then received a few visitors ana
read the papers. an occupation N
which he particularly delights. Murat
Halstead and ex-Congressman Finley
OF Baltimore were guests to-day.
The weeks programme so far as ar
ranged tonight shows no cessation Of
the Canton pllgrimages.
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CAUSED BY A CAT
TWO LITTLE BOYS QUARREL
AND ONE Is DEAD.
to Have Encouraged Her Son
to DO the shooting.

Atchison. Kas.. Oct. l1.-Mrs. John
Meyers and her i3-year-old son are In
jail here. the latter charged with muir
dering Lester Dyke. the i2-year-old
son of a nelghbor. and the former with
being an accessory % the crime. The
trouble arose over kitten belonging
to the Meyerses. and the most reliable
version OF the affair indicates the
mother encouraged her son to commit
the crime. The boys quarreled over
the possession OF the kitten and Mrs.
Meyers. II Is said, incensed by seeing
her hopeful get the worst of the scuf-
ie, told him TO get a knife and stab
his adversary. He obeyed what is al
legged to have been her command by
stabb!ng young Dyke over the heart,
The boy cannot live.
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BRYAN DAY OF REST.
Tonight He VIII Address Three Audi
euces In Minneapolis.

st. Paul Oct. 11.-This was the usual
Sunday OF rest for William J. Bryan.
In the morning, In company with Mrs.
Bryan. who Joined the party today.
he attended services at the Central
Presbyterian church and listened to .
sermon by Rev. L. w. Beattie Of Man
kato. This afternoon he kept close to
his room and rested. He had few
callers. among them being Ignatius
Donnelly. Senator w. @. Squire OF
Washington and Senator Tillman OF
South Carolina. Tomorrow evening
the nominee will address three audi
.nces In Minneapolis. Tuesday morn
ing he will take the train for Duluth.
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A.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY

We Need More Room for our holiday
display. To make room we must sell
lots Of goods. We must make induce
ments We are prepared to do so.
Make note Of what we intend to do
Commencing Monday. Oct. 5th. we will
make large reductions on all lines Of
goods. 1t is q splendid opportunity to
get a hne piece Of Jewelry at a low
price. The former price remains on
each article. but you can have them at
the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-12

Washington, Oct. 1i.-Dr. Burgess,
sanitary Inspector Of the marine hos
pital service at Havana. in a recent re-
port says that yellow fever contlnu $
TO be epidemic there and he Is inform q
II is 50 In most OF the places where
the Spanish soldiers are found. Dur
ing September there were l03i deaths
In Havana from the disease. Small
p0N, Instead Of diminishing. increases
daily, not only In Havana. but in the
suburbs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-12
blackburn Is Ill.

Versailles. KY. oct. n.-Scnator
Blackburn is quite III at his home. He
has fever and Is threatened with
bronchitis. He took cold In New York
last week when speaking at Tammany
hall. AT Mount Vernon, where he was
TO speak yesterday. he broke down and
came home. His physicians have or
dered absolute quiet. He will not be
able TO resume his campaign for ten
days and possibly not before election.
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TEN AIRS.
The Sentence of n Boy Who Horribi,
But,hered Ills Father.

Mexico. Mo-. Oct. 11.-After being
cut several hours. the jury In the jan
Iary murder case returned a verdict
Of guilty and assessed the boys pun
lyhment at 10 years In the penlten-
t!ary. The prisoner. Will January.
killed his father. Alexander January
ir a horrible manner. first shooting
him from ambush and then beating
his brains out with a plank.
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turies and are forced to buy all their
necessities Of life at the haciendado's
Qand owner's) truck store. On the
hacienda the peon gets from is to so
cents per day for has work and a hut
&c live In. II he builds II himself. The
peon gets no money except on feast
days and for religious offerings. BY
this system he Is always in debt to the
haciendado. This form of slavery has
been forbidden by law for a number
OF years, but two-thirds OF the poems
do not know IL. as they can neither
read nor write and their masters take
good care not to teach them this fact.
"Oragnized labor Is unknown here.
which Is considered a great blessing.
But the country to-day that has the best
system OF trade organization and the
greater number OF union me per capita
OF Its population. Is the foremost In
wealth. progression and the happiness
OF Its people The cry Is raised that there
are no poor In Mexico but that Is no In
dication OF the absence Of poverty. as
your committee can fully testify with
out fear OF contradiction. In the cities OF
Zacatecas and Guano Juato with popu-
lations OF 5000 and 1000 respectively. we
failed to get butter and potatoes on the
tables OF the hest hotels. on inquiry we
were Informed that II we paid 81 a pound
tsn, ,or a,r .,,,",, - ""'
..vour ,on,r,IsS,s. ,a,,,s
,o.n aorsn,an asa,n., "a,na 80 49,
,,,,ho,,, s,e,otan, go, -.
hacL ar 10 hava su,n,".o, sannsas 49," ~
,or, so,rs ,hara -. ~, ~, ~ s,,,,...
% snhs,s, an ...,v. 80 ~ - =, a..
,au,,,. n,an, mil. aa,a ,,s 80,
on asL,r,, y, ,.,a ss.'
dn,,,ns ,rasrara,,. ,'',.,,a. ~. -,
,ha cI,ias n,hi.r ,,o,'. ,s,,,..,,.s,a ..,.,,o.
wbv n was that fors,gners an seemed
10 he making money. no matter What
business they were IN he With cbarac.
teris,,c yankee ,rarl,ess rcpiiad. .rhs
Iaborer here is d,frerent from The ,ahorer
IN the states Uera ,ahor 10 cnoan ana
we have no brains 70 contend with,
'.Tbis en,stIe does not abourd In ,,g,
.onndiny nla,i,udss on tho s,h,,r,a and
beautif,,i of tha, coun,ry hu, on ,ac,.
thai s,ili axIst ana ar, reaay % sn.ak
FOR thams.,vss 40 those r,ha ,,,,u 90 ana
seek as we have done, and should they
do 40 tbsv wIl, saa, as NO a. tho, ,h,
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Claims of Election.

Chicago. Oct 1.-THE Tribune tele-
graphed all the chairmen OF the vari-
Gus political parties In all OF the states
OF the union asking their claims re-
garding the congressional election this
fall and how many members OF the
house Of representatives each one ex-
pected to return. The republicans
claim a total OF s5s yet to be elected:
democrats. 2O9; populists. "a: gold DEM
ocrats, S: silver republicans. 3.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-12
BhvAN WILL WIN.
senator Cannon Figures Il That the Pop
uiar Nominee VIII Win.

uiur Nominee win Win.
Salt Lake. Oct. 11.-Senator Cannon.
OF Utah. who has just returned from .
trip through the eastern states. said
In an interview to-day that he was con-
fident OF Bryan's election TO the presi-
dency. He says there Is a great tidal
wave OF public sentiment for Bryan in
the middle western states. which In
growing stronger every day, He re
CARDS Bryan as absolutely sure Of 100
votes, without counting the states OF
Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Michigan. Wis
consin. Kentucky and Minnesota.
which are classed as doubtful
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-12
watson's Itinerary.

Topeka. Kas. Oct 1.-THE middle
OF the road popuust committee has ar
ranged. an itinerary for Tom Watson.
who win spend four days In Kansas.
commencing on Oct. 10. In all Mr..
Watson will make AZ speeches In the
state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-10-12

Rev. Crosby wheeler Dead.
Boston. Oct. 11.-Rev. Crosby Wheel
er. d. D.. well-known missionary Of the
American board. died at Auburndale
to-day.
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REDUCED PRICES:

We have q large stock OF very fine
goods and will make similar induce
ments on all lines. A look will con-
vince you and cost you nothing.
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9as gr0bte s6wei,t.

Seras lit betanntli6 nidtunur Der
srobte Staat Der Union, ionoern es bat
aud oas grobte Sbwein. Ser gisen-
tbilmer bieies Sbisres, 8. &atisan in
Wtontipellp, bat oasielbe fir $3.50 ge=
tauft uno tiirsliA ein Nngebot bon $15, :
900 fiir oaiielbe suriidsemieIen. Nus
folgenben Mittheiluneen iiber ben 9Or=
perumfang bes Sdweines tann lid Der
2eler lei6t cine gorltelluns BON benz
Gielensrun3er MAIDEN. 9as SAmein,
pel6es Elm Mii6lins Der pOlanOsGbi=
na=ssSeriep=9alie 1T, miBt bel einem
Gepi6t bon l430 pflno s SUB 3 3oa
in Der 2dnse ; lit SUB l 3oa bod
uno bat einen G0rperumiang bon 8
SUB. Seine SiiBe lino TO sroB pie Die
zines sep0bnli9en SAien uno es friBt
spil1en 40 uno SO Maistplben auf ein=
mal. 9tab Dem urtheil bon Saboer=
ltdnbisen tann oas @etpibt oes Sbieres
obne S6mierigteit auf 22OO pfunc
eebraht nerben. Ser gigentbiime,
bat oieien S6peinetoloB nit $4,000
gegen Seuerssefabr perli1ert.
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0as Id),pere Gnpe bctnt 3iino:
b0lsd,cu.

vNtarp" iaste 6urmer Stint beim
6rilbltiiftii0 wdbreno lie ibm Die 5lueite
5oile Safe einihentte, yi6 babe eine
@ntoefung gema6t."
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SD babe gefunOen oab oas i6mere
@noe beim 3iinbbDls6en bas lei6te
(light) Gnoe it," antmprtete Sans nit
einem Grinlen, oas einem Sootenl6d=
Del Gbre oema6t baben piirbe.
WtarD blifte einen 9lu9enblif gelang.
peilt orein, antnprtete aber nit einem
ploB!i0en 9lufleu9ten ibrer treuen 9lu=
gen : SD babe aud cine ygntoefuns"
6ans. 9r. &. .. pierce bat lie ge=
madt uno lie beibt vSr. Pierce's Gol=
den MedicalDiscovery." IS pertreibl
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oas glut, ltimulirt oas Spltem uno
belebt Ginen oroentli6 neu. Sa, es
bat loear ben Better Wti9el turirt, be,
Die Sbminbluht bate uno tlapperOiir,
gemoroen mar. 9luh ieiner Srau bot:
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men, tpar lie Elm blalies, trdnfli1es
Ging jeBt bat lie frii6rotbe Baden
lit tart lno mie9t los Pfuno. 9as
lieber Sans, 1T cine Gntoefuu9, boz
Der Su reoen es li1 lDbnt."
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belt. Serielbe mar 7. 3. llnternebmer
zines Shells Der 2inie Sura inoultriel
(@baur=oe=fDnos 2pcle) uno NOR III
LETTER 3eit bel Den SanaliIationsarbe!=
ten Der @lettri3itGt3iuerte Saoen uno
Sruoo betb0tiQt. @r mar elmer Der
SonselIiondre betreffeno Wolierfrdfte
Der Ganoer unO ais Gbef=Snqenieur fiir
einen She'll Der Simplon=Sunnel=glr=
beiten in 9lusIi6t 9enommen.
glm nGmlit1en Sage 1T in Sern, as
Sabre alt, NOtar SSrib 3ebnoer 9eltor=
ben.
Stir cine iiir oos gerner Sberlanb
berebnete SiIiale Der 9lnitalt n@ottes=
gnoo" (Qlnltalt fir llnbeilbare) ltno bis
iebt an miloen Goben runo Srs. l6,=
600 9eflohen.
sd babe IdOn friiber 9enleloet, oaB
oos 9rei8geridt in 6enf es niAt allen
GuslteQern rebt 9emaht bat leoer oer=
Ielben 9laubte weniQitens Die goloene
Weoaille peroient Su baber. 9lud Die
8ebenbe1iber unO g8einbdnoler bon st.
Slaiie (gteuenbur9) berDfentliben Ell
nen grotelt ge9en bas ltrtDeil Der Surp
Der I6pei3. SanOes=Nusitellun9. Sen
Breisri6tern miro SahfenntniB, Dis
tretion ilnb &prreftbeit obgeipro6en.
TieIe ertldren nun, 9e9en Die perlGum=
Oerii6en Wngriiie beim @eridte Hagen
81 moller.
SSm Sdlebanoel if fein 9roBes 2eben,
Ieitoem Die Soupt=9lttion oorbei uno Die
GQlebdnoler iDren porldufigen Seoarf
9eOeft baben. Die preiie sei9en fin
tenoe Senoen3. Die 2onomirtbi6aft
bot ni6t rpli9e 3eiten: Sas Getreioe
gilt menig /; in oen RdIepreiien 9ebt's
riifpdrts fir Die S6peine mollen Die
Mebger per Qiuno bios ca. 40 ct5. be-
sublen, mdbrenO lie oos Bfuno S6wel=
nefleiI6 Su cts. so pertauien. Sage
Gen 1inO Die 2lbgaben uno SienItboten.
20bne qrpB. Gein gunoer, penn i1Or
Der SAuloenbauer 9ries9rGmig Wiro,
@efern bate i'd ben geiu6 oes Srn
| S6n0b pOn Sem gbilQoelpbia nil
perlebten SuIammeu .eini9e anaenebm'
Stunoen ; otrofen" ging es babel Md
Su ! Serr Sfwab uno Ieine 8emab
lin erfreuen Iih oeS beiten Woblleinl
uno entbicten ibren SreunOen uno Se
tannten in unn um 9tem Bbilaoelpbit
Die beiten 8riibe. Serrn Seibolo nod
Die NtelOung, Dab Das Sier gut 9e
idmeft bat. Wterci ySOpfen I'M
Mol3, Gntt erhalt's. ct.
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&ofteuireie Ytnen.

Sdife Seine QOrehe an s.. Is. Suf=
len & So. in Sbicogo uno LAB Dir ei1l
grobei6G6tel6en BON 9r. Sings ugfetp
2;Ie gius" suienoen. Sine Probe miro
8it BON ibrem Nertb iiber5eugen. Die
Ie Yillen wirfen ianTt uno empfeblen
li6 belonoers in 6dllen BON Seritopfuna
uno Sppftpeb. Ge9en Wtaloria unb
2eberleioen ilno lie unilbertroifen. Sic
lino garortirt, boll itdnolg frei su iein
bon jeoer 9lrt 9ifti9er Subitan5en unn
lino 9dnsli9 aus gfan5enitofien ber9e=
feQt. Sic baben feline eri6laffenoe
Wirtung, ionoern .s9en Wtagen UNI
6eodrme, ilberbaupt cas 9an5e SDlten
ltdrteno an. St re9ulGrer 6rOBe 81
25 Gents per S6a9tel in Der 9lpOtbeft
ppn s. s. M Miller & Sobn. a
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1T. penu er id) in rbeumatiiden S6mersen ipinbet
ein qgeien, bem Sbr guer Wtitleio nt9t neriagen
fbnnt Stherlib fDnnt Sbr ibm ntdbts Stlmmeres
miiniden pie er Gnd sefrdnft babeu mag er lit ges
ma eeitraft Ct itebt bBaenqnalsn aus. rno 6abei
beftrbet er fidb tbatidtl4 in Sebensgefahr. @beu-
matismus bot bic tiidtibe Negun9 iib anfs oer5 sn
perfen unb baum iffs I'M ein Opfer 9efbe9en. ais
Elm Wlittel sr 0ertreibuns oeeS eben 10 getdbrIiden
als iberaus i1mer3baften Seioens genieBt 3oetters
Wooenbiters eben 10 begriinoeten als meitperbreie.
ten @lii nno bic GntpfebMne ber bemdbrteiien uno
fpii,enidaftiidp berporragenbnen AerSte. Nnr mirb
es nit arbbte Nuben 9egen Waiaria nno Stierenlei'
BEN. 95spepfie 2eberbrud, @erfopinn9 nno yerpoits
t5t oebra,itht Wer bel rabent faltert Dber naffem
gi,eer bel i'm sSreen perpeile d fhrperIt1en Sras
paaen rtib Mn5tren9uHgen ausieten mnb fhr ben TIT
es ebeuo enpfeblensmertb ais fur ben br 9ppobonos
beruet bic ernen unb regt bic 9ebensgeifter an ris
iem Wlatb an Cine Yrobe iote Seber Der ietne fti'
mruIirenbe Wirfuns nod uidt tennt bat1it maben.
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Gucr &nabe fam fcinen Wo=
nat tnebr leben.

90 iaeten bic 9lerste Srn. Gilman
@ropn, "a Mia st., South Gardner,
MaH. Sein Sobn bate 2un9enbe=
i6weroen, sefolet BON tppbusartiger
Malaria, uno er Deraussabte 1915 nit
9ersten, lpel6e ben 3naben i6lieBli9
nit Der gemerfung aufsaben n@uer
Gnabe bleibt feinen Monat mebr ant
2eben." 1T prDbirte nun Or. Sings
Stem DISCOVERY uno menise Slai6en
itellten Teine 8eiunobeit wieoer Der, 10
oaB er i'm StanOe mar su arbeiten mie
Elm gans geiunoer Mann. ST Iagt, er
perbanfe feline @eiunobeit Dem @e=
brau6 BON Sr. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY,
uno er peiB, oaB oies oas bette 1T fir
2uu9enbei6meroen. probeflal6en irei
in 5. 6. Wtiller & Sobns Npotbete. A
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IS biirfte iebt BON SntereIle ieir, Die
geweeuns gu ilultriren, tuel6e fib in
ben perIdieoenen 2dnoern I'M lebten
8ierteliobrbunoert su 6uniten oes
@ploes entmifelt unb sur Siolirung oes
Silbers eefiibrt bat /:
lS71-Seutlhlanb nimmt Den 8olos
ltanbaro on.
1873 8el9ien Iuspenbirt Die Nusprd=
oung bon Silber.
1973-Sollano 9ebt in 9lei9er Weile
Dor.
1873 Sdiemarf acceptirt ben 8olo=
Stanbarb.
1878 -Seutihlano perminoert Die Mus=
prdgune bon Silbergelo.
1873 -9torlpeaen ertldrt liA fiir 6olo=
Stanoaro.
1878 ShmeDen fol9t auf bieiem
g8ege.
lS74-Gie v2ateiniide Miin3=llnion"
bei6rdnft Die Nusprdgung bon
Silber,
1975-Stalien iuspenbirt Die Silber=
prdgung.
1975-Sie Sbpeis lebnt ab, lire Sil=
bermiinsen nah ben Seitimmun=
gen Der lateinii6en Union gu
prdgen.
1975-Sn ben boudnbiIden Golonien
miro Die Silberprdsung aufge-
eeben.
1976-Sranfrei6 1tellt bic Silberaus=
prd9uns etn.
1077-Sinnlano aOoptirt ben GDlo=
Stanoarb.
1978-Spanien ltellt Die Silberaus=
prdeung Elm.
1078-Gie v2ateiniIbe Miins=llnion
iuspenoirt Die 9lusprGsung BON
Silber nit Musnabme fleinerer
WtilnSen.
1879--Selterrei9 llnearn itelt Die
Silberprd9ung ein.
1856 Negppten acceptirt ben Golo=
Standard.
1890-&umdnien tbut Elm @lei6es.
l89l-Sunis gebt Den glei6en Weg.
1892 Oeiterrei6= =lln9arn fol9t.
1893-9ie Miin5fdtten BON Snoien
weroen fir Die Qusprdgung bon
Silber 9ei6lolen.
1898 -GuBlanD beidlieBt 100000
900 8olo &ubel prdgen su
laKen.
1895-@bili nimmt ben Golo=Starl=
baro an.
1896-GD1ta silica tbut Elm @lei6es.
1878, 1881, 1S92-Sie brei interna.
tipnalen @onferensen, ipel9e Der
gBiebergebrau6 bon Silber an=
treben, iino erfol9los.
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