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Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
SILVER GROWN LODE

B~sinning st corner No I. identical with cor nsr No Of locati,n and with corner No { sf North Bell lod. of this sarvcyi post seribed ; ( NJ C No I-I2jo
 From which U L M No Ia4s A S B bears Nso' 90 VI. 4I4 3 fl distant.
 Thence s I2s o7' w Variation Iz' 70 E
 aoo feet to corner no 2. identical with corner No of iocltion, and corner No of the North Bell lode of this survey; post scribed sc M C No 2-I24o A. Thence 87' 37' E Variation Iz' 70 E I5oo feet to corner No 3. identical with cer ner No of floc,tion; pine post 4.e fl long. ( ins square. set Is ins in ground. surrounded by a mound of stone @a ft at base, aH 1t high. seribed s M C No 3 Ia49A.
 No earrings available.
 Thence N Ia' o7 E Variation rz' 70 E
 300 feet to corner No (. identical with corner No of location; pine post fl long. ias square. set is ins ia ground, surrounded by a mound of stone x fl at hase, zH 1t Eheh. scIibed ; C NJ No 4-Is4s ~
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
ONE AND ALL LODE.

Beginning at corner No
 Identical with corner No of location. and corner No 4. Common Wealth lode of this sar- vey, a pine post 46 feet long 4 inches square. set I8 inches in the ground surrounded by a mound of stone. 4 feet at base. 2h feet high scribei O X A NJ C No I-I2+9 A
 Whence. U L M No r2is A < bears s3' Q w. 1883 feet Thence IzS oT w
 Varianen I2' 70 F.
 200 feet to corner No identical with corner No of location. and corner No Common Wealth and corner No 5 Silver Crown lodes of this survey. Post scribed . { A M ( No g. I2s9 Thence B. I7E E Variation I2' 70 1900 fee, to corner No 3. ideacal with cor | ner No T. of location, immediately in front Of perpendicular bluff fee, h gh. pine pos, 70 feet long. ihches square. set I7 inches to bed | rock, su iroundsd by "a mound of rock. q feet | al base. al feet high, scribed O A NJ ( No | ,-I24e A. Uron face ot bluf and inehc East Of post. GU; with Oabove as A witness | 10 this corner. | Thence I2' o7' E | Variation Is' 70
 Descending the northery slope of hill 800 fee | 10 corner No |, identical with corner No O location. pipe post 46 fee; long. 4 inche' So iare. set IS inches in the ground, surrounded by mound of stone. A feet al base. 2h feet high. scribed O 6 A NJ No 4-I2,9 A. No bearings available.
 ssof to foot oi hill. bears E & w. Goo fee to corner No 5. identical with corner No o location, pine post 4.6 feet long. inche | 5quare, set Is inches in the ground. surrounded by mound uf rock AZ fec, at base, ah fer high scrib-d O A NJ No 5-Ia4sA.
 No bearings available.
 Thence N sis I7W | Variation I2' 40 l.
 I5co feet to corner No 6 identical with cor ner No of IoS ation. and corner No Commoi Wealth !oGes of this survey. Post scribed 0 AM C No o-Ia+o A. | Thence I2'o7 W Variation I3s 70 E
 300 :eet to corner No I, the place Of beginnin l Area 70, SS2 acres,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
NORTH BELL LODE.

Beginning at corner No I. identical with cor ner No I of location. pine post 4.6 feet long. { inches square set IS inches in the ground sur rounded by a mound of roch 4 feet st base. 2 h fee, hgh. scribed \ BM C No I-I2ieA
 USL M No Ia4e < bears s5'4S E II47 feet d stant
 Thence s I2' o7W Variation Ia' 70 F
 300 feet to corner No 2. identical with COT. ner No Of locationj pine post 4 6 ft lorg. { ins sqr. set Ia inches in the ground. surrounded by mound oi stone. 41z fl at base. .k ft high. scrib-d N NJ No 2-Ia4e A. No bearings available. Thence s s2' 2fE Variation I2' 70 E. 1900 feet 10 corner No B. identical with cor ner No : of the location and with corner No 2. Silver Grown lode, Of this survey: a pine post 4.o feet long. inches square, set Ie inches in the ground, surrounded by mound of stone. 4lS feet at base, 2 feet high, scribed
 N B NJ C No s-Ia4aA. Thence N "a o7 E Variation Ia' 70 BOO feet to corner No 4. identical with corne, No of location and corner Nc T, of Silver Grown lode Of this survey; a pine post 4.6 feet lorg. inches square. set Ia inches in the ground. surrounded by a mound of stone. 4H fee, at base, s1! feet high. scrlbed
 V E M C No4-r2+9h. Upon northerly slope of hill. Goo feet to corner No s. identical with corner No of location and with corper No of Silver Wave. corner No of Common Wealth and cor ner No 6 of Silver Crown lodcs of this survey; post scIibed N Nj C No SIa49A- Thence \ 8z' 2i w Variation I2' % 400 fee, across top of hill and descend west erly slope 1890 feet. to corner No 6; identical with co ner No c of location, and with corEer Nc of Silver Wave lode, and corner No of Ocean Wave lode Of this survey; pos, scrlbed N NC No 6-rsl9A-
 Thence s I7' o7 w Variation I2' 70 F.
 300 feet to corner No I, the place of begin ming.
 Area, 20. 5e7 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
OCEAN WAVE MILL SITE

Beginning at corner No ', identical with cor ner No of location and corner No ot Ont ard All mill site, pine pos, 6 it long. ins square, set I8 in. in ground, surrounded by 2 mound of stone X fl al base. 2a Il high. post scribed O W NJ $ No I-I2ie B. From which corner No 2, Ocean Wave lsde bears 8" a2' w, o52 feet. USL No I24e A & E b>ars 6 I7' E. 1900 feet. Thence x 7 s5 Variation I2' 4eE Ioi2I7 feet to corner No 2, identical with cor, CT No of location. which is also corner No of One and All mill site. pine post < 6 il long, 4 ins square, set IS ins in ground. sur round, d by a.mound of stone 4H fl at base, 2K it high, scribcd O W NJ $ No 2-I24S B. Thence x S2' 2i' w
 Variation I2' 70 F 200 feet 10 corner No }. idcntieal with corner No of location, pine post 4 6 fl long. ins square, set IS ins in ground, surrounded by a mouad of stone 4E ft at base, . Il high. scribed OW Nj : No 3-I249B. Thence 7 36 w Variation I2' 4o' E
 Io.a Ia feet 10 corner No {, identical with cor- ner So of location. pine post 1t long, 4 ins square. set is ins in ground. surrounded ty a mound of stones 4k ft at base, 2H fl high, scribcd o W NJ No 4-I2lo B.
 Thence 62' 2I'
 Varia,io" I2' 70 E
 20 feet Is corner No I. the place of begin ning.
 Area, s acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
SILVER WAVE LODE,

Beginning at corner No Identical with corner Nc of the locaiisn and corner No I of Ocean Wave lode. post scribed I'M $ w NJ c 1 ls4o A. USLM No Ia+e A ( bears 63' 43 E,
 ihe NE correr assay office bears S 70 ss W Tsenee 1a. o7w Var r7' 70 E. ,.o feet 10 corner Nc 2, identical with corner No cf location and corner No Ocean Wave, and corner No North Bell lod~s of this survey. post scribed w N C No 2-I249A. No bearings available. Thence Ss7' as' F. Var. I2s 70 Gradually ascending westerly slope of hill n HOO feet. cross top sf hill 1890 feet 10 corner No on eas,erly slope of hill; identical with corner No of location and corner No oi Common Wealth; corner Nc Silver Grown and corner No < of the North Bell lodes: pine post 4. 6 fee, long, inches square. set Is inches in ground. and surrounded by mound of stone 4H ice, at base aH feet high scribed w N ( No s-I21e A.
 No bearings available.
 Thence N I2' o7
 Var, Iz' 40 E,
 aoo feet to corner No {. identical with loca- ton corner No ( and corner No I. Common Wealth lode. pine post 4.6 feet long inches square, set Ie inches in ground surrounded by mound of stone. x feet at base. ak feet high. scribed w NJ C No %-Ia4o A.
 No bearings available.
 Goo feet to corner No s. identical with cor ner No of location and corner Nc Common Wealth lode upon the nosiheIiy slope of hill. pine post 1. 6 feet long inches sauzrr, set Is inches in ground surrounded with mound ot stone x feet in diameter 2X feet high. scribed VIM C No S.I74oA 4.
 Nobearings available. Thence \ ss' az w. Var. Iz' 70 E Along the norsherly slope of hill 1890 feet to corner No 6, identical with corner No of locs- tion and corner No Ocean Wave lode of this survey, post seribed s W N C No 6-I24s A. Thence S sa'o7W Var IF 4sE, 100 fee to corns. No T. the place: of Begin aing.
 Arsa, so.ye7 acrvl
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
No bearings available .

No bearings available.
 600 feet to corner No 5. ideniica. with corner Nc of location. and corner No } Of the Com mon Wealth and corner No ot One and All iodes of this survey. post scribed C M C No SIPS A.
 Thence x s7' g w
 Variation iz' 70 E
 1900 feet to corner No G. identical with cor ner No oflocztion and with corner No of Common Wealth and corner No Of Silver Wave and corner No of North Bell lodes, all of this survey. post scribed Cll C No 6-I249 A. Thence $ I2' o7' W
 Variation I2' 40 E
 300 feet to corner No I. the place of begin ming.
 Area. .364 acres.
 The surveys of the foregoing mining claims are identical with their respective locations.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

The Aransss Pass Herald is no more. With the final failure si the deep water schems the paper has gene under. According te the editors vale distery, the Herald has heen living chiefly on hope for the last three years, and that having failed at last, it gives up the struggle.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04

All the world is just TOW discuesin { the probable effect of the league it is elsimed has been formed by the re- speetive heads of Russia and France. Outside of the Cz.r and President Faure, nobody seems ts know just what the nature Of the league is. IL is to be hoped, however, that it means peace
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-04
ONE AND ALL MILL SITE

Beginning at corner No I, identical with cor. ner No of location and corner No Of Ocean Wave mill site. post scribed 0 & M SS i-I2Sss
 From which corner No 6, One and All min ing claim, bears s 70 47 F. zsc2.e fl distant. USLMNo Ia49 A 4 bears 6 I7 E, 1900 fl distant.
 Thence N 7 s
 Va iation Ia' 90 E
 Io4a Ia it to cor No 2. identical with cor 10 : of location. which is also cor No oi Ocean Wave mill site, post scribed O & A NJ s No a- I249B.
 thence Ssf'afE
 Variation I2'&o' E
 200 1t to cor No 3. identical with cor No sof location, . pins fpest 6 ft icng. { ins square,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
SAN KEY SUDDENLYLEAVES
The Evangelist Abandons En-.
gagements and Has ems
to Arizona.
His Wifs's Impaired Heath c. mpels
Immediate R moval to
Warm Climate.

ira D. Sankey, the evangelist, leaves
here this morning Unexpectedly, suddenly
and finally. His party, consisting OF him.
self and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D.
Sankey Jr., will hasten to Ph@nix, Ariz.,
there 10 remain several weeks. The jour-
ney will be broken only at Fresno. where
the party will rest tomorrow and where
Mr.. Sankey will conduct service of song.
All his California engagements are
accordingly cancelled and his intended
trip to Oregon and the Northwest is
abandoned.
THIS hasty change was occasioned by
the illness of Mrs. Sankey. 1t was on her
account prima arily that the party came to
California in search OF warm mild
climate.
Mr.. Sankey arrived here from the East
a little over a week ago. He had planned
to remain until April 10 and then to visit
Southern California. During his stay he
appeared in a number of the churches of
this City and in the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. On April he was to
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Ingleside Coursing.

Following is the drawing for next Sunday:
Puppy stake-George Watson's Alice vs.. M.
O'Connor's Jim DAILY, HeaIy Egan's Connem-
ara vs. D. F. Desmond's White Midget, George
Watson's Doncaster VS.. p. Olma's Visitation,
o. Peterson's Dora Thorne VS.. T. McHugh's
Springfield, Miramonte kennels Salvador VS..
D Courtney's Skylight, M. Peterson's Meteor
VS.. NJ. Nolan's Martin Flynn, P. Olma's Mig
a bye. Prizes: $25. SIS. $6 25, So 25.
Sapling stake-Wiiliam McCurdy's Bach
elors Maid VS.. Bartel d Rossiter's Charming
Widow, Merriwa Kennels Lily VS.. Bartei &
Rossiter's Gallant Joe, John Fields Santa
Bella VS.. 6. Browns Alma, Christophel &
Nichols Flying Dutchman VS.. 7. Murphy s
Midight, John Fields Jessie May VS.. Mira
monte kennels Faul,less Beauty, J. StillwelPs
Jasper We. J. X. O'Briens Angeline. Prlzes
S18, So so, So so, $5. $5.
T. Cooney's Right Bower; NJ Kerrigan's Gal
Looping VS.. ]. J. Edmonds' B b; Grace & Deans
Hazel Glen VS.. T. Neenau Little Tom; Grace
& Deans Deceiver VS.. J. ]. Edmonds' Vida
Shaw; George Parkinson's Fireman VS.. Bar tel
& Rossi ter's EN- Pasha; s. A. Portals Magnet
vs. NJ Rogers Sly Boy. Prizes $25. SIS, $40.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

racetrack about IS or 100 acres of good
loan suitable for the purpose. This would
give employ ment to from $50 to 200 men,
the plan being 10 ailot 10 eacn man nan ru an
acre for the purpose of cultivation. 10.
day be viii explore along the old Clln
House road and out along the line OF the
Sutro Electric Road tor more land.
Major Winchell has been MADE an oiIer
of 1000 acres by Moses Samueis, the owner
of 5000 acres in Central California, The
tract offered is near the town OF Sanger
On the line OF the Valley Railroad. and
near a sawmlll where lum ber Tor puiidlng'
fencing, etc.. may be obtained at Du' Ut
tie cost.
The major expects that within week
or ten days hence the first meeting OF Ine
horticultural College will be held at the
Salvation Army institute on New MONT
gomery street. There will be lectures.
OBJECT lessons and stereopticon views OF
the different phases of agricultural life.
The object OF the suburban colonization
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

scheme is to "try out" the applicants. to
sift the goats from the sheep. The drones
from the workers. The fittest who survive
the test will be placed on the tracts of
land:n the country under competent in
structors and will be allowed TO work out
their own salvation. Each man will pay
81 a week toward the purchase of his land
after he gets fairly started. The land will
be paid for by the society at the rate of 5
per cent of the principle and 5 per cent
interest.
S25, 900 to start the colonies going In ship
shape style. The products will be varled,
and the aim will be to esta blish q home
market for the output of all the farms /;
hence it is expected that more poultry
and pork will be turned out than pota-
toes.
The method of colonization outlined by
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
MAJOR WILLIAM WALLACE WINCHELL.

Commander Booth Tucker and Majo
Wlnchell is not an experiment.
The same system has been introduced
in England, Australia and elsewhere, and
it has been an unexampled success wher-
ever it has been tried. In every colony
there will be store and a village bank,
after the style of those in Germany,
which have never been known to fail.
There will be no iavoritism on the score
OF religion. All honest men and women
will be treated impartially alike. The
other kind is not wanted.
The Salvation Army has taken con-
tract to cut several thousand cords of
wood near Cotati. Ten men have been
sent thither to do the cutting and ten
more will be sent before the week is out
They will be paid in'wood, which, WIN en-
sold, will give them the wages due them,
he surplus to go to the benevolent work
of the army.
There were 405 men at work on the
boulevard yesterday. OF which number
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
&M MAz:,z;

55 were new men, who had just received
their tickets. 1t Is creditab.e to the men
at work to state that only two men have
been discharged since the beginning OF the
work-one OF them for disobeying the
orders of q foreman and the other for
going to sleep in the brush.
Thus far 4300 feet has been finished in
the eight days since the work began. The
registrations OF workmen applying for
employment on the boulevard have
reached 1850. These are being investi-
gated as fast as posi- Die.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
SAYS 1T WON'T WORK.
Adolph Sutro Says the Pingreo Plan
Is Good Thing, but Not
for California.

Adolph Sutro Says the Pingree Plan
Is Good Thing, but Not
for California.
Adolph Sutro is In favor of the Pingree
potato-patch plan in the abstract, but he
does not think it viii; work as applied in
this City. He says he has studied the
system, and. while he does not want to
discourage Booth Tucker or those who are
working with him toward this end-the
suburban colony schemes for the relief of
the unempIoyed-he does not believe they
are practicable for this City. or even for
the State.
Tine conditions are different here from
those IN Detroit or Michigan" said Mr..
Sutro in an interview yesterday. II
know Governor Pingree. He Is q big
man and an independent man. / have
great respect for any opinion he may put
forward. 1 have studied his system Of
putting the unemployed upon the vacant
lots in the citv or the unused lands OF the
country, but the difficulty in this City
and State is that the land will not produce
without irrigation.
''If it were otherwise the plan proposed
by Nh. Booth Tucker would be Of great
benefit to both the City and to the unem-
ploye yed would be willing to offer some
land for the purpose, and there are many
others who would do so. but it would be
useless. To get water from the Spring
Valley costs money, and would cost more
than the value of all the potatoes and cab.
bages that they could ralse on the small
tracts. In the Ess.-in Detroit and Michi-
gan-they have transforms during the
summer which help the garden truck
through"
1t WAS suggested that Booth Tucker s
plan contem plated the sale OF property to
the parties put upon the land, small in
stallments being required in payment al
low interest.
"They could never pay anything" said
Mr.. Sutro. They could not produce more
than enough to live at best.sa not tha
without water. These are very poor peo.
pie, and the land owner would sim ply finG
that ne had them on his hands. Tn.
| a
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

curiosity of few
happiness can never
alta
brought the State OF California
us political truce thst
the into w
would constitution
might bea
would end? We only Judge the future by the past
accomplished during these last eighteen years.
of
a unsettled
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Coop.r., Union.

The Coopers Union is making great prepara-
tions for its annual picnic, which will be held
in New Glenwood Park, in the Santa Cruz
Mountains, on May 80. large number OF
gate prizes will be given away on that occa-
sion. The meeting OF the union last evenin e
adjourned without transacling any business,
owing to the death of the wife of the president,
Alexander Milne.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
GHMr~W

have participa ted in special meeting ar
ranged on his account by church women
OF SIN Francisco.
II is understood in connection with Rev.
MIR. Sankey's present trip to the West that
passes to all parts of the country were fur
nished him by Russell Sage, who, con.
trary to public opinion of the man, has
been very good angel to the Sankey's.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26


advy having thoroughly
ould not be taxed well
farce
to
ton orm a NJ o.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
TWO VOICES FROM SOUTHERN CITIES
The Mayor of Fresno and the Mayor Of Santa Barbara the Nev
Constitution.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, March 25.


The election has that the oeop
State Federal
LEI
opposed opposed
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
FRrsNo., Cal. March 25. 1897,


decidedly the of either
need OF the Our constitution framed time anterior to the
industrial
Conditions
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

- Ozark Challies, for girls
sunday dresses. very pretty
~ and good to wear. only a
few pieces to close. 121ac is its
value,
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Lincoln Post No. Appoints = Conn
mittce to Arrange . Pro-
~ramme

Lincoln Post No. 1. G. A. R., met IN
Shasta Hall. N. 8. 6. w. uilding, last
evening and appointed committee to ar
range programme of service and demon
stration for Memorial day-May 80.
Following is tire com mittee: Z. j.
Handley. w. E. Reed, H. L. Barker, w.
w. Stone, J. H. Ban6eld, J. J. Lyon, J..
A. Whi,eside. J. Steele, 81. J. Brady, 6.
h. Robinson. L. D. Oiin. J. 7. johnson, J..
S. French, g.. II. Stevens and w. H..
Wnaiff.
After the appointment OF the committee
the post ad journed. 1t will reconvene at
the call of the chair and arrange for the
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

81 C-Wide Goods. P. K. or
a. High Life Duck, l5c value,
W light seasonabie colors. A
big bargain to close.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
NEW TO-DAY.
IN JAIL

in
Deeper sphs
if and
r hit, m
We invite
for use
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

&C buys the regular 15c
M raekage OF Holmes Salt.
You have used {. We have
sod ton, of it, and can recon-
mend 1t.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take lax tive Br ONO Quinine Tablets. AL drug.
gisu refund the money If 1t fails TO cure 25c
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

&C is another OF our house.
"a keeping bargains. a Crum b
q Tray and craEer. You'll
see 'em ON bargain coun ters
elsewhere at 25c.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

n C-Piccalili. as good as any
~ imported article. Unr price
~ used to re Csc in good times.
We m aet the markets OF to-day.
Take what you want-l bottle or
a wagon-load No string on the
goods we offer you.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26

Nearly 100 of the best citizens
of this town have been arrested
and required to give'bond. cash
bail, or go TO Jail Every one OF
these, no doubt, stands for pure
food and the supremacy of the
law. The methods adopted by
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-26
Sexual
Weakness
NEW TO-DAY.

Is the curse of humanity which blights
all the pleasures OF youth. 1t deadens the
spirits and weakens the brain. Its train
Of evils tears down the strongest consti-
tuition and com pletely wrecks the mental
and ply sical man. Thousands of young
and middle-aged men through this scourge
oi humanity have found homes in insane
asylums or filled suicides graves. 1t un-
ii the sufferer for study, business and the
social or married relations of life. 1t re-
suits in tired fceiin S, dizziness, paralysis,
softening of the brain, weak and shrunken
organs, lost manhood despondency, fear
of I'm mpending danger, bashfulness, pim-
ples loss of memory ana wandering mil
Discomfort, disappointment
has broken up more homes, caused more s.
evils com binsd. If voa are a sufferer from
consult Doctor Sweany. He can positively
and shrunken organs and restore your was
A Weak Back is Isl an unmistakabIe sign
the heart, deranged stomach ana bloated cor
have sediment or br ck-dust deposits In the ur
weakness of the sexual organs, partial or total
have any of these symptoms you have diseased
you Diabetes or Brights Disease and prematl
Varic0Cele. Hydrocele and all bladder diff
punfs,reN New method, sure cure, painless
no experiment. A positive, cert
Private Diseases -Gonorrhna ess Gieet an
Ladies will receive careful and special treat
Write If away from the city. Book, "Guide
diseases, free on application. Cores
r. l.. SWEANY, ND, u
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-23

of It. "Found the machinery at
work turning out the incest kind OF
jeans, linseys, aannels and blank
cts. This cloth is equal in finish
and superior in fabric, as it is all
wool and no shoddy as IS most
brought here from the east. Mess
RS. Bowker and Taylor, the gentle
men who are running the mills, are
experts in their particular lines and
have had years of experience in
eastern mills These mills give EN-
ployment TO about twenty persons
living wages, and are the means OF
keeping thousands Of dollars in this
country We would be glad to see
every merchant in southwest Ark
ansas handle taese goods"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-23

We were stopped yesterday by a
Texas alderman and asked what we
had against the hog, Now, we can
say we have nothing against the
hog, when he is in a pen or pasture
or hung up in our smoke-house, but
when he is roofing up our potato
patch, chasing our young chickens
and making himself familiar around
our back yard, and we do not own
a single brstle on his back, we feel
like the hog could be spared. We
natter oursef that there are Others
who believe Ike as as TO the hog,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-23

Malaria Ia claimed to be nothing
more than myth A Florida ply.
stefan has demonstrated beyond a
doubt that Ia malaHous Bcetlona II
Ia the water and not the ar that Ia
lmprcguated with the germs OF
maarIous discusses De careful Of
the water you drink but take the
air a. YOU find II, h hls advice.