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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
THE SYNDICATE SCHEME,
Project for the Alameda Library
Building Progress.
ing.
Inquest Over the Body of Lena Mel.
son, the Youthful Girl
Suicide.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Feb. 19-F. w. Van
Slcklen OF the Citizens Committee reports
great progress with the scheme of forming
the syndicate to build a library building
for the city. He has had numerous offers
from interested citizens, who desire to
contribute sums of money and become
stockholders In the syndicate, but he says
that at present it is his desire to secure
only subscribers who will advance $1,000
and he wants ten of them. He has so far
secured six of the ten. After getting the
other four he intends to call upon those
who will give the smaller amounts until
the necessary $4,000 is raised.
The proposition of the syndicate is a
simple one. 1t will lease from the city the
library lot at the southwest corner OF Oak
street and Santa Clara avenue, erect suit
able building costing $4,000 thereon, and
in turn lease the building TO the library
trustees. The terms of the lease of the
building to the library trustees will be for
a rental equal to 5 per centum on the sum
invested, with the condition that the city
may at any time purchase the building
during the life of the lease for the actual
cost OF construction.
There has been some question as to the
Legality OF this proceeding but the ques-
ton was submitted to City Attorney
Taylor and George II. Mastiek on behalf
of the library trustees, and they have both
declared that the plan can be legally and
successfully carried out without loss.
Board of Education.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Feb. 19.-The Board
OF Education met last night and the prin-
cipal matter brought before it for discus
sion was the appointment of a census
marshal. Superintendent Sullivan called
attention to the fact that the school census
marshal must be chosen before the 1st of
April, and that the law only allows the
appointment of the marshal, making no
provision for assistants. The census
marshal himself must appoint his depu-
ties. The board has reason to remem Der
the experience with Edward McFadden.
who was brought before the Grand Jury
and indicted Tor falsifying the census re-
turns OF last year, but subsequently ac-
quilted because not appointed by the
proper authority. 1t will consider the
appointment this year deeply and en-
deayor to avoid a repetition of the past
scandal. j. l.. Ballentine has already put
in an application for the position
The Coroner's Inquest.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Feb. 19-An inquest
was held to-day in the case of Lena Mel.
son, who committed suicide on Tuesday
night at the residence of her EMPLOYERS.
M. duo MIS-. II. .. ClarK Oh Alameda
avenue. Her sister and brother made dep
ositlons, but threw no light on the motive
for the act. According to the sister She
had admitted having made an attempt at
suicide about three months ago, and had
gone so far az to place the strychnine to
her lips, whereupon her courage failed and
she dropped the glass. The verdict was
death from strychnine poisoning with
suicidal intent. The deceased was ma
tive Rio Vista ana aged 16.
Tho Jo1a CL. A..
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
A ROBBER ARRESTED.
One of the Men Who Held Up Mrs,
Marble Identified,

William Mcdonald, a Bernal Heights
"tough, " 26 years of age, was arrested last
night by Corporal Sneehan and Policemen
McKenna and Thompson and booked at
the Seventeenth-street station on the
charge of robbery.
Mrs. G. J. Marble, who has milk ranch
from the City on the night of February II,
when she was held up by two footpads,
who compelled her at the point of re-
volver to hand over to them $25, all the
money she had in her possession.
She notified the police at the Seven
teenth-Street station, giving a good de-
scription OF the two men. Suspicion fell
upon Mcdonald, and after he was arrested
Mrs. Marble was notified. She drove to
the station and at once identified Nc
Donald.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
FLIGHT STOPPED,
FORTUNE LOST.
DR.. Harmon of San Leandro
a Sadder but Wiser
Husband.
CAUGHT WITH HIS COIN.
Thirty Thousand Dollars Was
Packed in His Va
lise.
OBJECTED TO PAYING ALIMONY.
Cleverly Arrested on the Eve of
Making His Escape to
Victoria.
OBJECTED TO PAYING ALIMoNY
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. !
90S Broadway. Feb. 10.

DR.. L. c. Harmon. of San Leandro dis
tributed about $2l 900 about his person last
evening, and intended that by tonight he
would be well on his way to Victoria, B.
c., beyond the punishment OF American
civil law. Instead. however, he is still in
San Francisco and $4,000 of his money is
IN the possession of the Superior Court of
Alameda County. The failure of the doc
tors plans constitute sensational chapter
IN the proceedings of a divorce suit, insti-
uuted some time ago.
The Harmons lived at San Leandro,
where they have a beautiful home. But
all the beauty is outside. Within the do
mestic life was a travesty on the word
home. Mrs. Harmon declared that she
was very frequently the victim OF extreme
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
FIXING WATER RATES.
Water Companies Seemingly Take bu
Little Interest This Year


Little Interest This Year.
OAKLAND CAL, Feb. 19.-President
Manuel OF the City Council selected Coun-
cilmen Towle, Mott and Buckland a
special committee upon water rates. They
are at work on an ordinance which is to
be presented 10 the Council at the meeting
next Monday. The framing and passing
of water-rate ordinance is the chief event
IN the Council each year, and the pull
which is called into exercise is tremend-
Gus, but there was little sign of it last
year, and, to judge from appearances,
neither water company is troubling itself
this year about the rates which the Coun-
Gil may esta blish, though both will make
the usual motions of fight by sending
attorneys to argue before the Council.
The reason for the indifference is that
both companies are selling water below
the legally established rates, and they ex-
pect to continue doing SO. 1t is generally
believed that the committee will recon-
mend en- ordinance substantially the same
as that now in force.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
PIETRO GORTS TALK.
A Female Socialist Presides at tn
Anarchists Lecture.


Anarchists Lecture.
Mrs. A. Cafe, an ardent lady socialist.
presided last night ct Pietro Gori's lecture
in Apollo Hall, which was addressed espe-
cially to women.
In introducing the anarchist, Mrs. Cafe
spoke strongly against modern conditions,
saying:
sOur children demand from US another
heritage than that of slavery. Let US, the
mothers OF families, try to-day to crush
the head of this serpent of selfish capital
ISM"
Pietro Gori commenced his address by
his usual spirited denunciation of the ex-
isting state of society, in which he said,
.sThe mother must think of the black to-
morrow when bread is not assured to her
children but he cheered his hearers by
alluding to the time when the workmen
shall have conquered their places at the
banquet of life.
Pietro Gori denied repeatedly and
emphatically that anarchism desires to
abolish the family, but he scoffed at the
present marriage laws as being too ridicu-
lous to be worth considering. "Ah! they
cav that we want to destroy the family.
Does family exist for man who tolls
twelve or fourteen hours a day, as they
often do in Europep The family of such
a toiler is a heavier burden than he can
bear"
The speaker dwelt at length and in
scathing terms on the modern system of
marriage, which he said had come to be
looked upon merely as a loveless CONNER
ciaI contract. There was a large audience.
Goris views, which at times were very
revolutionary, received warm applause.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

livered up a roll of notes that he had
secreted about his underclothing. 1t was
worth $4,000. This. with 1886 found in
the doctors valise, was considered by the
court sufficient sum to cover any possible
Judgment that the wife might obtain, and
Harmon was released. He was again
arrested and taken to the City Prison on
the misdemeanor warrant, but after put
ting up 500 cash bail he was again at
liberty, and returned with Ellsworth to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Harmon was not present during the
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
Will Figure in the Washing.

Patriotic air, "Star-spangled Banner"
....... Mrs Lena Carroll Nicholson and Chorus
Reading, 1.-THE Rising in 1875" ..................
Observation-Disclosures. Thomas Buchanan Reade
Miss Mabel Hussey.
Grafton. Hon. George G. Pardee
america Observation-Disclosures. Orch estra and Chorus
(Audience standing).
Benediction. Rev. r. F. Coye
Soloists-Mrs. Lena Carroll-Nichoson; reader
Miss Mabel Hussey; organst, w. B. King; First
Congregational Church Orchestra, a. T. Stewart
conductor; ID. p Hughes leader OF chorus.
Superintendent McClymonds has re-
ported that there will be least 1000 school
children in the march.
The main streets have already been dec
Grated with numerous strings of flags and
bunting, and with two exceptions every
store on Broadway will be decorated.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
WAITED FOR HOURS.
Paderewskrs Concert Will Be Marked
Success.

VI
Success.
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 19.-For three
hours before daylight this morning there
was a line of people reaching from the
Macdonough entrance around on Broad
way, patiently waiting for the box office
to open so that they could purchase seats
for PadereNski's concert on Saturday
night. There was some struggling to get
to the front OF the line and it was neces.
sary to send for an officer to keep the
| peace. Promptly at 8 o'clock the box
office window was thrown up and the sale
| commenced.
From the general character of those who
purchased tickets it is very evident that
| the theater will present a very swell ap-
! pearance. Coachmen ware in line to pur-
chase for their masters; many people
prominent in society made their own Sc
lections, and some bright boys who had
| got there early were able to sell their po-
sitions at a paying rate. BY 2 O'Clock
| $4,000 had been passed through the win
Gows and over one-half of the house had
been sold. There are still some choice
seats left, but the rate continues brisk.
Garrity in Court.
| OAKLAND. CAL, Feb. 19. ATTORNEY
Thomas F. Garrity appeared before Jud ge
the first time since his commitment by
that official for contempt OF court. He de.
sired to have Chinese opium selling case
go over SO as to have San Francisco at
torney appear in the case with him Judge
| Wood denied the request as the case has
been repeatedly postponed at the request
of the attorney, but he ser it ior tomorrow
at 10 80 instead of $3.50 o'clock, so that At
torney Garrity could be present at the ha-
beas corpus proceedings in his behalf in
the Superior Court. The attorney will be
represented in these by Attorneys Chap
man, Bradley and Walsh. The people
will be represented by Assistant District
Attorney Church and Attorneys Reed and
Nusbaumer. The latter are confident that
there is nothing in the point raised by
Garrity's representatives.
He Surprised Them.
| OAKLAND, Call, Feb I9-Officer Law
| ton of the North Oakland beat rides
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
UNIVERSITY POLITICS.
Sophomores Preparing for the Election
of Their Blne and Gold Oficers-Se-
ria Of Sor at La.Ir,

BERKELEY, CAL. Feb. 19.-College
politics is again interesting the students at
Berkeley. President Dorm of the sopho-
more class has called a meeting of the '98
men for next Friday afternoon. at which it
expected that the ''Blue and Gold" officers
for the next year will be nominated. The
question as to how the election will be car
ried on will also come up. Some hot dis
cussion is expected on this point Presi-
dent Dorm favors the assembly system, to
expedite matters and to prevent jobbery,
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

A German authority states that from the
mouth to the source of the Rhine 725
castles, formerly the homes of warlike
chiefs, are to be found overlooking the
waters.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

were at work when the building collapsed.
All escaped with slight injuries but
Hurley. The material has all been over
hauled and the joists relaid ready for the
frame which will be put up in few days.
Republicans to Meet.
OAKLAND CAL, Feb. 19.-The Second
Ward Republican Club will meet at
Milton Hall Thurday night. The issues of
George Washington are to be discussed.
A meeting has been called for Saturday
night at Kohler & Chase hall in the in
terests of the movement to organize an
Oakland Mckinley Club.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20
Sent to Whittier.

OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 19.-William
Kelleher aged II years, was sent to Whit
tier by Judge Frick to-day. He took $85
belonging to his employer, H. Roster, and
went to San Francisco hotel with Mrs.
Van Zant, where he was arrested for en-
bezzlement. The sum of $71 Al was found,
the woman admitting the boy gave it her.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

The Isle of Sheppey. according to the
correspondent of a London contempo-
rary, stands in serious danger of disap-
pearing altogether. 1t is being gradually
washed away by the sea.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-20

BERKELEY, CAL, Feb 19-The con-
tract has been let for the pews for the new
First Presbyterian Church, the pews to be
ready for use by April Is, by which time
it is expected that the building will be
ready for occupation. The exterior is al
ready nearing completion. Efforts are
being made by some of the members to Sc
cure set OF chimes for the church.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
(Ginseianbt.)
Observation-Disclosures.

eSn ldubwirtbI1aftli6en Artlteln Der
rSreien preiia fir Seras" lit f3on bdus
Tia barauf bingewieien norben. lple
n6tbig es lei, bab Der 5armer auBer
Baummolle nD6 etne anoere San0elas
fru1t aiebe, UNI ben Nnbau Der erlteren
mebr einl9rdnfen all fOnnen. in
8erbinbuug biemit purbe uater Nnbez
rem io0a: pDrgsi9lageu, cine neue
5prte 8aummole gu pfan5en, tpel9e
febr pielen @amen aber f1t feline Tas
Ter liefert, neil eriterer ieineS Selge'
halts megen bebeutenb I'M yreis geltles
aeu 1T. Ga oiefe neue 5orte bod
aud wobl nit ber 9anb gepfadt lpers
ben mibte, 10 ptirbe ii6 ba5 @inbeint.
len bod pobI als gu tofipielig beraus
iteQeu uno es wdre iebenfalS an9e'
bradter erli eiHmal geriu6e NIT 10
aagemein befanuten uno bepdbrteH
OelIamen als pie &aps uab Ghb1en
onau}teaen, peIde mie fir unier f4pars
aes prairielano seidaffen ffeinen.
Die WinIeriorten bieier Yfan3sn
fonnte man in unIerem &lima febr
wobl nod Solmfradten, felbft na9
Mais beitellen, tDenn leblerer glel6
na6 Der 9feife abgeerntet Daroe unb
fie tuirben i'm nd6Fen Sabr 10 frib'
aeitig reifen, baB man mad ibrer Nbz
nabme pom Mdsr benielben nod nit
Baummoae, 3uderrObr, 0irie &c. beitels
Ien f6nnte; Der Druid tann bur9
9lusreiten auf bemielben Gelbe gei6es
hen, Den OelmublenbeliBern lutrbe
bieies neue 8obmaterial iebr millfoms
men lein, ba lie es mdbrenb beS SOms
mers berarbeiten t0nnten.
Da i'd lett langer 3eit ni6t mebr
farme nnb in Der Stabt uobne, 10 bin
i'd ielbf nibt in Der Sage, geriu9e
sum Mnbau beiaster pHauaen anfal'
ten su f6nnen; es finben lt9 a5er pobl
einige Sbrer 2efer, beionbers fol9e,
tuelde f9on aIs prattiid)e 2an6Dirtbe
in DeutI1lanb tbdtig tparen nnb aud
bier bteiem 8eruf folgen, tpei9e fol9e
geringe Whbe germ auf ii1 nebnten uao
fpdter ibre be3iebungspeiien @rfolge
berDffentliden meroen.
Otto MaGenien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
Die Gbineien ais. ;. @snfter.

Sn elmer aorreipOnOen8 Oes betann'
ten &eiiei9riftfteQerS &arl a6rubt an
ben ,8alt. 8. @orreip," fhiibert bers
IeIbe bas Gbinelen,s Biertel in San
5srancisco unb tommt babel aud aui
Bic 5itten unb @ebrdude Der gbineien
au ipre4en.
eSm 9erlauIe bisier s9ilberungen
ma9t er bic folgenben beber3igensuers
then 8emertungen: n@s giebt aud
dinefl6e rnterifuBunsS 8ereine, BITE
ge9en geringe Beitrdge ibren Wtitglie'
bern pHeae tpdbrenb ter &rantbeit,
MufentbaIt i'm Sempel Dor benz 2lble'
ben, 8efattuns nod benz Sose unb
8eri9idung Der @ebeine na6 benz als
ten 6eimatblanbe garantiren.
gs III ein f96ner 3ug ber Yietdt i'm
@baratter Der @biueien, bab iir bort i'm
etpigen 99Iummer ruben uDllen, mo-
fie auerff bas Giht Der Welt erblidt;
baB fie CUTE 9itten unb @ebrdu6e bes
alten 8aterlanbes beibebalten; Dor
Mlem aber, baB iie ibre 9inber bic
Mautteripra9e srtinbli6 lebren. unb
bies finb 6eiben! QBie biel f6nnten
man6e berporragenbe Srdger mobers
ner aultur in bieiem Bunfte alein bon
ibnen lernen!
@s lit cine @6ma9 fiir bic Deuti6en
bieraulaube, baB Elm Na9tomme ibres
@tammes, ber's 70 tpeit gebra4t, baB
er oils 8otldafter mad Der beatf9en
&ei9sbaupttabt gei9idt Dirb, ni9t
einmal mebr bic Spra6e feiner Wors
fabren berftebtl
gS giebt leiber nur au biele beuti6e
Gamilien, bic tpoblbaben6 unb anDers
peitis au6 sebiIbet finb, in benen bic
&inber uniere i96ne Wtutterfpra9e
ni1t reben f0nnen. @rit bieier Sage
tpar ib Der @aii zines bo6gefi fiellten
unb wegen ieiner eblen @erte anses
mein gea9teten beutid ameritanifden
Wiliondrs, Der eine Bibliotbet befiBt,
uie Re pielei6t tein 3meiter 8iirger bes
2anbes bat, beKen S6bne unb S69ter
weber Seuti6 lefen, fdreiben, nod
fpre6eu f0nnen. 9a itanben all' bic
unfferbliben S6rIften Der Wtellter
beutlber 3iteratur i'm ele9anten Gins
banb unb fur bic ainber tple @ntel
bes gigentbimers bieler uni6dbbaren
S96pfungen beutl@er 9i6terfiirfen
tparen es Bi6er nit fieben Siegeln.
NIs i6 mein @ritaunen bariiber auss
Ipra6, erwiberte bas cine Jrdulein
etmaS berlegen:
"You see papa never speaks Ger
man to us, then how are we to learn?"
unb ber Yapa muBte bei6dmt ein'
geiiebeu, baB er bic Wsutteriprahe i'm
llmgane nit ieinen 9in0ern perna9s
ldffgt babe. Sol6en Borwurf fam
man teinem 6ineiif6en Gamilenbater
MAIDEN; Der ipri9t nur feline eigene
2anbeSipra9e nit ben anseborigeu
unb 2anbsIeuten. Man bort iiber'
baupt gar teiu @ngliib unter ben Se'
tpobnern BON "Chinatown", obpobl
ane @ei6dftsIeute bort i'm Ierfebr mil
Ameritanern gang gut @nglif6 ipre'
den f6nnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

einet SreiDerrentrrre GeSIefteS Srte1<
t)etl, rparin ocrietbe i'm uno lelne
Sd,melter ei,1llio, ben gibeno nit tDrt
in eiuem oolYeBuen Gjartenreltaurant
slt perbringen.
9tlB ser jullge asana ben S5llef lel<
ner SGpelter iibergab, erroiDete oaS
Did69eu.
rgSollen uir Ser Ginlaouns 5Ol9e
leiIten?@ iraate et.
.9ie gu n,einlf, perleste lie leile.
cd, benfe, mir fonnen ni6t afloers,
obne BEN 8aron III beleioi9elt. 6rels
lid), wenn g8phlau ST beltlnlnlell
bGtte--N
80, Der, meinte 9elenc mesmers
feno.
.Gr bat einen merfiuitroisen SaB
ouf BEN 8aren uno lobte b0bnil6 auf,
ais id) uniereln Saule oeiien sluftras
sur @usfiiDrltns iibersa6. slls OBJ oas
Saus baourtb Elm filifo einsinse. SSlr
liefern unlere 9lftien ia, obne Die aotle
iols bes 8arons oase9en empfai1geil 81
baben, sar nidt ab.
,Daoon peritebe i'd ni6ts basesen
meiB i'd, baB Oerr b. 8nrslteot fetlt
9dminoler it, iagte Selene felt.
n@r eefd1t Dir pobl iebr, S9mes
iterden? Gel nur ri6t 10 tbort9t
Did in tim gu perlieben. 8eoente,
meld' Elm rei9er unb uornebmer 0err
er lit. Gold Giner barf i9on aus
Stanoesriidli9ten nur eine @belt9e
CUR Srau nebmen.
,Srei(idL" perieete lie, abermals
err0tbenb. sic fiiblte bel hes grnoerS
@orten einen leilen Sti6 i'm 9er5en,
oenn Ser b. 8ursitebt bate IL oer
9hat einen tiefen @tnorud auf tie ges
ntadt. Sbre @ebanfen lpdbreno oes
Cages eeb5rten ibnl, unb 10 oft lie lid
feine bepltnoernben Bltde perge9ens
mdrtiote, mollte eine Stinune in
i6rem Snnern bic briiperli6en gorbalz
tunaen nit1t selten laiien. gle Treute
iid iebr auf baS @ieoerieben.
utatt perbra9te benn aud abermala
einen pergniigten 9lbeno, Sunlal sSob.
lau, tros bes SreunoeS @inlaou1t9,
nidt baran tbeilnabm. Der 8aror
er,dblte allerlei 9teileerlebniiie, UNI
erit, ais Wdtternadt nabe. mar, trenrts
man li9, ni6t obne fir ben fon1metls
BEN Ibeno cine sleid)e 3ulantlnenfitnfl
perabre6et Sll baber, ipelbe nidt min
Der better perlief.
lHortfekuna foIatl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06
&rc,s Wtaem.

Waan feAbe feline atrefIe an 8. 6.
Budlen & So. in gbicaso, Sls., nno
man wirb gratis cine YrObef6a6tel
BON Sings Neuen 2ebenss spillen er1al'
ten. Sin 8eriu9 tpirb Sic BON Der
Site berielben iiber3eugen. Sieie pils
len tpirten iebr gut uab stuar befons
bers BET gerfopfung unb Migrdne.
Sci Wsalaria nnb 2eberletbeu baben
He fb als unibdbbar ermieien. SO
iuirb @arantie geleiftet. bob biefe Bill
len fret bon allen i6dbli9en Subfans
sen finb. sic fab rein Degetabilii9.
Gie i9md@en bic gonftitutiouea uidt
bnr9 ibre @irtuns, fonbera regen ben
Magen unb bic gingeueibe 3u trdftiger
8bdtigteit an, uebur@ bic Contribution
aeifdrft mirb. &eguldre Gr6Be 25
gents per G@a@tel. 3u haben Ia
Der Npotbete BON Ibolph SreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-04-06

SQS SeutldJe Santta= StuuI, Vut WtuutlpH
rium in Spleoo. unO Grie Sts., gelez
aen lit. 9as @ebdube, etgens fir ben 3tpecf
bereejtellt, bat sroBe &dllmlidfeiten, melcbe
nit ben mp0ernffen Serbelierun9en perleben
1tnb, uno es bietet oaourb oem Battentcn
9(nnebmli6feiten uno &urtbeile, ipel6e ct
in anbern berartigen, BON Nnterifanern 9ez
leiteten sSnitituten nidt finben ipiro.
Ser Stab oes 9eutiben Sanltariunls
beltebt aug ben tiibti9iten Ier5ter, tpelfe
lire Nnsbilbnng auf Den beIten llntperlttaz
ten @urppas erbielten un0 Die cine 25jabs
riee 8ripat. unb Solpitalz zBraris in europa
unb Mmerifa aufauweiien baben. Die bers
i6iebenen Ibt9eilun9en fir ipecielle &ranfS
beiten iteben inter Der periDnltden 2ettnna
prattiiher 5a6mdnner, ipelde Die &ranfbel@
ten Der peri6tebenen Srsane, tuie Gun9en,
Naaen, Nieren, 2eber, Glale &c. sll einem
4ebens StuDiunt genadt baben. SSerner
mer6en i'm 9eutidben Santtnrinm fol9enoe
&ranfbeiten, tpie G6tpinbludt, &atarrb,
&6eumatisnnts, Obspepite, &rebs, Sail
iucht uno anbere 2etben bes NerbenIDItems,
Iotuie alle arten BON 8luts uno Sautfranf=
beiten, tpas aud inmer lire 1lriade leln
maa, erfclareih bsbanbelt. Herionen, ueld)e
auspdrts tpobnen, tperben in briefli6e 8es
banDluna 9enomrlen. Gin Solde lenDet oas
Seutide Sanitarium oas popular 9ebaltene
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