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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-15

brain IN a whirI of contradictions
What could she do? Where could
she find her lover? Was he alive or
dead?
At this time, in the boudoir of her
home, Lois Stafford paced the floor,
staring at the photograph of Freneau
which she had stolen from Gloria
Despair tore at her heartstrings. She
sobbed and beat her breast A knock
at the door brought her to herself s,nd
she called: Who's there?" The
'oice of her husband came through
the door. She cast look of anger at
the door, then hid the photograph and
dried her eyes hastily. Then she
forced a smile and admitted David.
He carried an Offering of flowers in
his hands.
81 thought you were on your way
South, Lois exclaimed as she en-
braced MIN with apparent feryor.
81 decided not to go and turned
back. Are you sorry?" he asked hun
grily.
She answered: My lovel" and
clasped him close.
She was afraid to ask him any ques-
tions lest he ask questions of her.
The following morning Gloria, still
see-sawing between joy and anguish
received a telegram from Freneau at
Buffalo. She telegraphed to him at
his address there. Later the message
was reported undelivered. Yet in due
firna q 1oftaY- oorna from Irouao,, ~,
the hotel paper.
The next day a message of love
from Cleveland Now she called the
hotel on the long-distance telephone.
The clerk insisted that Freneau was
not there and had not been there
It was the same with messages
from Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, and
Pittsburgh Gloria felt that she was
being slowly driven insane. But her
bodily health improved throughout the
week in spite of her mental distress
and Doctor Royce told her that she
might 90 down to the dining room for
her breakfast. She was glad of this
because Dicks letter from Pittsburgh
had promised that he would call on
her that morning. She wanted to well
come him in state.
She herself had a royal reception
from the servants. She was dressed
in trailing breakfast gown of orchid
chiffon, and she bent to the bowling
old butler as if he were her prime
minister. Her father escorted her to
her place, then whipped open his pa
per tc the financial page and vanished
behind it.
Gloria turned to the page of social
gossip in another paper She had
pretty well lost track of the world
She laughed as she turned to the
front page and only now saw the big
headlines announcing: "Freneau
Dead. Body of Well-Known Clubman
Found in Lowe Bay Mystery as to
Death. Suicide Hinted Financial
Affairs Known to Have Been in Dis.
order"
Gloria's eyes widened. Her fingers
clenehed and crumpled the paper in
anguish. Her father, looking up from
his paper, saw the wild terror in her
eyes. He hurried to her. She hand
ed him the paper. and while he read
she rose to her feet unsteadily, lean.
Ing on the table for support.
AS soon as her father understood
the news he put his arms about her
But she gently thrust him from her
ana stood gazing great-eyed into
space. She was seeing again what
she saw that night beneath the monu.
ment. All her girlhood seemed to
drop from her. Her small figure grew
terrible with agony, her little white
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-15

mouth was dsswn WITH determInat o.
to have revenge.
She lifted her hands to heaven in
solemn conservation and made her
VOW:
Il will not rest until l discover the
murderer of Richard Freneau and
bring him to Justice"
Then, waving her father aside, she
marched out into the hall and up the
great staircase like young queen go
ing to the guillotine.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-15
EIGHTH INSTALLMENT
The Mesh of Mystery.

Was it delirium or was it truth? Or
part truth and part deliriull? If part
Of both, where did truth leave Off and
delirium begin?
This was the problem that confront
ed Miss Emily Richards, night nurse
to Gloria Stafford. Miss Richards sat
quivering in her chair by the night
who, though quoted now by drugs,
was conscious enough to be troubled.
Her eyes, still filled with something
Of the horror they had seen or thought
they had seen, turned every now and
again towards the door. She was
waiting for the doctor to appear there.
He was searching for the body Of her
lover, whom she had seen-or said
she had seen-murdered.
Before this unhappy moment Gloria
had been progressing swiftly towards
recovery from the attack Of pneu-
monia that had struck her down on
the very threshold of her marriage to
Dick Freneau.
Nurse Richards heart had already
troubled her in this affair, and her
heart was an organ she made a point
of ignoring; at least she had cased
1t in such iron determination that she
seldom felt it throb. But this par
ticular patient had been so beauti-
fully favored by the gods otherwise
that her untimely illness seemed in
congruously cruel.
Some day Richards might congratu-
late Gloria upon this disaster and real
ize that the gods had been cruel to be
kind; but just now the knowledge
could not come to sustain her. All
she could see was a young girl of
great beauty, great patience in the
face OF trying and tedious disease, one
who had all to live for-wealth, a
devoted father and brother, and AN ex-
traordinary handsome bridegroom
who furnished the final touch to the
picture.
1t was really the insouciance and
diablerie OF the dashing Freneau, with
his charming manners and somewhat
wicked glances cast her way that wilt
ed Nurse Richards starch-though she
would not have acknowledged this
heaven knows, and bless US, never
Richards had arrived as usual to
relieve the day nurse. She buckled
on her armor OF white linen in the
room next to Gloria's own and as she
looked from the window facing River
side drive, she thought she had never
beheld so beautiful night or so beau
tiful a scene. Already the younf
moon was up and cleaning softly but
purely on the noble beauty of the sol
diers' and sailors monument opposite
the Stafford house. The white mar
BILE columns Of that magnificent
tribute to the heroes dead and gone
stirred her strangely.
Richards sighed her last tribute e
sentiment, romance and the beauty
OF the night, and, moving towards hel
patients room, assumed her usual
crisp and cheerful manner. AS Rich
ards came In Gloria turned to hel
with a wan little smile OF welcome
and put her hand out towards her.
She looked like a small child lying
there, and the color scheme of her
room-soft grays and powder blue
made an exquisite setting for the
girls own colorful type. The blue Of
her eyes contrasting with the deli
cate red OF her hair. her peach-blos-
som skin, a baby chin. girls mouth,
and a woman's soul. made up a total
of irresistible appeal.
Just now a heavy splash OF scarlet
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-15
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
HAVE APPENDICITIS

Surgeons state men are slightly
more subject to appendicitis than wo-
men. Twin Falls people should know
that few doses Of simple buckthorn
bark. glycerine, etc, as mixed in Ad
ler-i-ka, often relieve or prevent APP
pendicitis. This mixture removes such
surprising foul matter that ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE constipation, sour stomach or
gas. The INSTANT. easy action Of
Adler-i-ka is surprising The Bedford
Fisher Drug Co. ADV
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his hand. though Gloria baBbIed faint

his hand, though Gloria babbled faint
ly:
Has the mail come yet? Why don't
you give me Dicks letter."
On the following morning Gloria
awoke from her drugged sleep with
a feeling of lowering calamity. Pres
emily realization came. Her lover had
been murdered. She hid her face in
the pillows and moaned TT can't be
true; it can't be true"
The day nurse tried to soothe her,
bathing her face and hands, arrang-
ing her hair. Then the butler arrived
with telegram for Gloria, who took
it from him with trembling hands.
A. glad cry escaped the girls lips
as she read it.
Arrived safely. Miss you terribly.
Hope you slept well and dreamed of
me. Am writing. Devoted love.
DICK"
Gloria passed her hand across her
brow in a daze. She read the tele.
gram again and called to Miss Arm
strong and Doctor Royce, who had
just entered.
She showed them the telegram, try
ing to hold her fingers over the words
to let them see only Arrived safely"
and Am writing"
Doctor Royce started, but recover
ing himself, expressed great delight.
81 told you it was a delirium." Yet
the nurse, glancing from the telegram
to the doctor, noted a puzzled look on
his face that belied his words.
At last the doctor was able to place
the thermometer in Gloria's mouth.
She tried to speak, but he ordered her
to keep silence, and stood in a brown
study. Gloria indicated by crude and
impatient pantomime that she wanted
paper and pencil. She proceeded to
compose a telegram, shifting her posi-
tion that the doctor might not see
what she wrote.
Doctor Royce took the thermome-
ter from her lips, and she went on
writing, without noticing him. He
nodded his head, apparently satisfied,
and the nurse entered the temporal
ture on the chart Then bidding
Gloria good-by, the doctor left the
room. still musing.
Gloria continued her task, apparent
ly difficult one, and chewed the end
of her pencil to bits. At last the re.
suit, much UNDERSIGNED and scratched
out, read:
Your angelic telegram received.
1t was terribly welcome. l did not
sleep, but l dreamed horrible dream
about you. Overjoyed to know you
are safe. Please take care of your.
self and telegraph on receipt of this
that you are still all right. Much
love. GLORIA"
Dispatching her telegram by a ser.
want, Gloria gave her attention to the
breakfast tray her nurse placed on the
bed. The invalid turned up her little
nose as she uncovered the plate of
Cruel, but ate it greedily, nevertheless,
and then, worn out by her emotions of
the night before, but in a peaceful
frame of mind at last, she settled her
self for long, refreshing sleep.
A few hours later when she awoke
it was to receive another message.
The telegraph company notified her
that her telegram to Freneau at his
hotel was not delivered: Party not
known there"
Before she could recover from her
bewilderment, close on the heels OF
this message came a special delivery
love letter from her lover written on
the hotel paper and postmarked Al
bany.
Gloria was completely dazed, her
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-15

Read the BUSINESS DIRECTORY
in the Tuesday Times; it will interest
you.
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Deuti6 -ep. ; llttb. Srieoensfirde,
~. Strabe nn0 IL. Ipe., Sod SIS
lanbs 81, 8altor 6riebrid S. &olS.
80 Sonntagsidule I'M balb 10 ubr
@ormittngs. Worgengnttesoieu1t usH
10:45 l1br gormittags in oehtidcr
5prahe. Sim er1ten nnb oritte1
Counting I'M Monat finoet nod nm
.balb s l1br Menbs elm Mbcnbgptt2s-
bienIt in engliider Sprade ltett.
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G..e n en- SO

G,:e ncusn 5O=2iree
Der gonca b'Jtolia III
Mailano linb bsreits sefdliGt mnrs
ben. Tallde Rptcn be5 neuen Sppus
fur ieren in Mom, Mclpsl uno in Der
Soseana, 8is jsbt bat Die ppliSei
bret peri onen perbaftet; aber Die
Notwithstanding 1T nod nidlt
entDedt mbrDen.
- WAaus Calais BERT ~
tet miro, befam Der bprttse Soften
Die Mirtung Der sur Set Der 5os-
uno Mtdt9lei9e erTabrlinsssemdB fuit
ltets ~lnrubisen SEE gu ipiiren. Sin
aufgel9idteter Damn Der Me1tfei!s,
Ser eben erit ipegen oes MnpralIs zines
grpBen SampIers battle geFlidi psr.
Den miihen, tpmlte Der Wud)t Der
Wosen ni6t fhnoDolten; bic alte Yre-
lae Dffnete IiG mieber. gan3e. 8eton=
blDde pur0eu pe9getrieben uno
bdnften lid in ser Ndbs bes 2cud)t=
Turns an, Der am dlberiten Gnoe bes
Sammes iteht.
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|Saus SIT balter,, uno iid meiaert, 81
a%bnornlalen Ereile SIT 5ablen.

SIT baltell, ulb iid meigert, Oie
abnornalen Yreile SIT 5ablen.
Inter oen @runSeigentblmtsmaf=
lern mlroe geItern al1f Die Ibatladle
bingelpieiett, oaB bier uno in a1toeren
@robltaoten bes 2anoes piele 9ade=
reier1 geidloiiell baben, neil lie bel
BEN bohcn Observation-Disclosures fir
Mebl, gier, SdNnal5, Butter lllp.
llid,t mebn eriitiren fonnen. Die
Sadlage lit ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, 81
it'd gadereien idledt nieOer %oernlie=
then laIien, neil oie @ebal1oe fiir e.
men b%elpnoeren 3med erridtet MIR
oen. @abrid]eitlidl meroen lid sic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser gepe;
g11llg allld)lieBen, eill Nnsf1brperboa
allf 9salrltngsmittEl pom llelrea &on-
9reB SIT liderrr..
@enn sic ettpas gu berfaufen. al
bermietben babeu, ODER etnc @tenune
il1den pber 5n perseben baben, benu:
Ben sic sur 8efannt1nadung berlelber
Die .&leinen In5eigen" i'm Ser Sc:
mofrat", Der Sbnen itderen grfoll
Bel biqigem Hreis perlpriht.
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fommt, %1rneefabr Oieielbe iein, mie
Dor pier Safren, MIR bob Die Ser
baftniiie iib lcitber nody meientlid)
perIdlinlmert baben nl1b cine &eor=
.ganiiatiun oes 2a1loes ofnae5 oas-gin=
9reifen Ser Ser. 5taaten 10 gut apie
ltnmoglid gemoroen lit.
sle Sic rieliaen Mafpettouttgen,
Die genradt moroen iillO, I'M Merifo
SIT pacifi5irent lilt0 alio fir oie aab
%gerpelen.. Die @eididte farrm jest
mie0er bon bort a%nfaltgen. gs mare
sum- 2ad)el1, melln es nidt gar sit
traurig mdre.
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@ottesbiemt in Sen beutiden airden
pun Stabt nnb ltmgegenb.
9 b II t.

~
grite beuti6 : ebangeIiid . lutte,
ride 3ions @emeinbe - 8. ulb
@aines StraBe. Naitor 6. s. Softer
mann. S~onntagmorgen . @ottesbienit
beginnt UNI balb elf ubr. Die Cont
tagsi6ule Der Stride nimntt Inn eln
niertel nod neun nbr morgens ii.
rem Mnfang.
Sic Sonntagsi6ule Ser Stride
t1immt Inn Elm piertel nad nel,11 llbr
Worge1ts ibren Mnfang.
Deutiis . epangeIiih /. ll1tberiiic
@reu5firde, $50. 625 8ene Mpenle.
Baitor .. 6. @eisler. Morgengottes-
oienit INN 10 l1br 8ormittags. -.
Nbel1o . 8ottessienIt in engliider
Sprode,
9eutid eoaneeliih l1tberiide
Dreieinigfeits Stride, 600. 5t1
MprtIe Strabe. - @aitor Oscar s.
Sorn. Sonntae Morgen @ottesbienit
I'm ELI biertel na6 5ebn nbr 8or
mittagg. MbenbgottesoienIt Inn baIs
abt nbr Mbenbs. 9ie 5onntagsjdu,
le Ger Drei : ginigfeits Stride &c.
ginnt um ttel1t1 llbr Morgens.
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9%lnsldnoiide Mmnoi6an.
(5ortIebung bon 5eite 81
lln5ueifel9oft Die grfenntniB bin5r-
getretel1, oaB liian bel einenl aberma-

llr,5meifelbaft Die grfenntniB bir5ll-
aetreten, Dob liian bel ei1reln obernla-
ligen gi1liesen Ser TIotte ein aa5ll-
grobes &iiifo lanfen miirbe. 9ie
engliibe Slptte bot idppere 8erlu1te
Aebabt; nidt BLOB in ser Sdlad)t alrp
Sfagerraf, ionoern id)on porber unb
and nad)6er nod. Ser @eianm1tper-
lult an Sdladtihifien uno &rel5ern
allein betragt iiber cine balbe Miapn
Sonnel1. Das beiBt, g1tglanb bot ieit
&%riegsbeginn pier5ebn @ro5ellt ieiner
Sdla6tidiffe llno gelbiibten arel15er
nno bol(e oreiBig Iroaent ieiner
Fan5erfrell5er perloren. @ieien Ser
l1,it fann gnglano nidt 10 Ieift per-
id)merSen, % ith Das Starfeperbalt=
ntB ser beioeltssYottel1, ~beionoers mas
Die &la1ie Der @anserfrell5er anbe-
trifft, baour6 erbebli6 5ltgnniten
D%elltid)lalbs perldoben bat.
@eraoe IN 8e5llg allf Gan5erfreu-
ger par Die engliide 6lotte a1n mei-
telten ,iiberlegen. gnglanb bate an
@eginn oes &rieges breinnopier5ig
9an5erfreu5er u,1o Dellti1lanb BRET
5ebll. Mabe5lt elm 0rittel bot eng
lano bon Oieiem @eitanbe %perlorelt,
9eutidlano aber min ein 5biff oie=
ler &laNe, 10 bob iih 0as Gerbaltnib
apie neltnuno5man5ig SIT 5tuolf itelleu
miir6e, lpelln tla1t Sic ieit 8egirm 6es
&rieaes fertiggeiteuten Mellbalten,
Die ettpa auf bei0en Seiten glei6 lein
oiirften, ab5iebt.
Mn S6ladtldiffen batte ENGLAND
81 Belgium bes &rieges 5peiln1oied5ig
nno 9elltid)lal16 fiinfunooreiBig. S1
bieier 5diffsflaiie mar gnglaros
l1e6erlegenbeit alio id)or pro5entltal
1lidt 10 srob, apie in ser &rel15er-
flaIie, uno bier lit Elm gerluIt bon
nier5ebn &ro5ent, Dem MIR gang lt1-
beoel1tenOe oel1tid)e gerlllte gegen-
iiberlte6en, fir england bl1rdal1s
nitt 10 leidf at peridmer5er, mit
mon nad ser Mieoerlage anl 5fager.
raf, oils matt INN Croft iebr ~perlege1
1par, %beFal1ptet bat. Die engliIh,
5lotte lit beute .l1ltter @inredmml
Der in5tpiiden fertig gelporoenen9eell
ballten be0elttenb idnmGder OILS 81
Belgium oes &rieges. 9ie beutlde I'M
5ipeifelbaft ltarfer. gi1glanb ma!
nobrer6 Ser &riegsiabre nod 10 flei
Big geballt baben, bie erlittenet Ser
lutte bot es nid)t m,sgleiden foltllen
9~eltId9lam aber lit imritanbe gene
len, ieite erbeblid gerit1geren gerlll
lte MT G I als ans5mglei6 e 4
1as apeiB ooer aEilt mall natiirlic
alld) IN england, nn0 0ari1l liegt Sc
SalptarllrO fir sic Sdelt, bie 81
e1glildp 6lotie npr eilem nelleu 81
iantrlelltreffen NIT Der Oeuti6en $40
te befltnoet.y Die bisberigen Stamp
baben iiber ieoen 3ueifel billans oa,
getban, Dob bic oelltld)e 5lotte 81
elrglild)en ans moralild)e,t @efedt>
mertbelt ipeit iiberlegen lit. Mp Sc
Nagennltb Ser Oelltiden Slotte reid
Die engliide nidt entfernt. Q,
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Die Nenbernns ber Saiipu brinst Gr=
fIltuuQett.

Gin .berifopfter" 8opf, cine ber<
Naie, ein befle1nmenbes Gefiibl
iiber bic gruit, EN- tpeber @als iir1b
itdere 3eiden eiaer grfdltung nnb
y9r. Sings Me.p 9iscoberp" lit Gin
itderes @eilmittel. Cine 9o1is bieIer
&ombination bon antifeptiiden 8alz
iamen beIdnfttat bic irritirten Mtbz
ml1ngsorgane, Hart ben Nopi, lDit Sen
Sdleim, mar, atbmet freier unb merit
balo, bab bic grfdltung eebrp6en lit.
8ebarbelt cine grfdltl1ng %linnlseelet,
big gang furirt; halbe Mabnabmen
hinterlaKen einen q~ndleubeV t4n4en.
Nebmt ST.. Sings Neip Giscpberp, Big
Die grfalt1ns berldtpunben ii. AT
Sahre lang Sic besiinitiete Mtbi5in
fir Sung unb Mlt. Sci gurem 9roz
9iiten. SOC. (Ins.)
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@efliiscl mirO biaiser.
Spefnlanteu idleinel1 cs nidjt SIT ,ua-
gen, bic Greile bDbcr SIT treiben.
@enige fm1fen Gicr SIT sen abmorma=
len Ereiien, unS elm &rad]. miro
erluartct. =
Sdlieken bieler 8aGfcreicu madt sen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sprgen.

Die Saltsf ralten BON 9%aoenport,
Die iid idon in oas llnpernleioIid)e
filgell l1n0 in bieietn Sabr altf ben
9anfiagnngs Srltthafl1 persidlteu
MOLTEN, foi'nnel1 erleidtert arrfatbmen,
oa IltrfeDs, gnten, @atnie uno @iib=
1er in lold)el1 Mengen al1f Sen Marft
gebrad)t mer0er1, oab Sic Spefltlm1ter
es tid)t 1nebr rpagell, Sic gall5en Gor=
ratbe altf5ufaltfen lnb bie Greiie SIT
fortrpllirel1. gS1r lit ben @ausfrult=
eft eil1 gutter &atb SIT eeben, l1amlid)
nit flint NadJbarn ein Mbfolnlr1en SIT
treffen, Io6aB lie bie S%rlttbabne pber
@anie balboutenomeiie falfen foSl1=
men. Curriers' bradten geitern i1
oen &onmiiiionsbal1ierl1 lebeno 81
Gents pro 4fnnb, lll1b quite @anie
Don lie 10 Nf,tnb @elpidyt mlroen fir
II biz Is Ge1ts pro 4fltl1o perfalft.
Giele 6rauen f%a1tften Sic @anie
ousenO1peiie, oa bie Teoern lie reid-
lid fir DDS &llpfen llrb Meinnladel1
.berielben entihdbigen lperoen. Sber=
Dreln peroen lie bei1n @%eiterperfaltf
nod einen, fleinen Grofit er5ielen.
Mltd gnten ulto @iibner iino biliger
%gepor0e1. Q
Die rieiige Nnfltbr bon &efliigel
tit Ser Ibatladle 51 peroanfen,. BOB
Setreioe SIR Wtditllng oeslelben Ser
maben geltiege1 lit, oab ~ieoermonll
leine Illrfeps, @a11ie, G,,ten ltl1o
@iibner lest losid}laget modte, Inn
lite nidt bis @eibnad)ten f%iittern 81
nillien. Sci Der IN ben MittelIta
ten mibratbenen Mdiserllte babe1l
piele 6armer 1lid1t eiu1nal eeltiisenb
Iltter fiir tire &iihe, 4ferbe un0
Sdlmeine. 2ettere meroen ebenfalls
perfaltft, ipbalo oielelbell eilligerma.
Ben 9emaitet iino, nm Sl1tterred)-
rnngen SIT erlparen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-26
5gcr arad fummt.

Nl Sen &reiien Ser @ommihions-
banoler mllroe eeltern bon einem an-
aemei1en 3ltiammerbrl1b oes gier=
mo aartpffel-& artels eeiproden. -
&artoffeln fonnen nid,t meiter IN
Sradltmdaaons aelagert aperoen, neil
Die 9tad)tfroite itdrfer meroen, llro lie
ats5llaben nno in gagerbaui srn l1n-
terallbringen, lobnt lid, lelbit BET .oe1l
'boben 9reilen nibt. Mebrere 5pe-
fl1lallten babe1r groBere Senolneen
&artoffeln atf Sen Marft ~eelpprfen
lno einen Giidgang Ser 9reiie per=
llriadt.
gier geben suriid, ipeil bas 9llbli-
|fum lid1 oaran gepobllt, NIT weniser
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saft sic Sautfranfbeiten lid ridJt
nmsbretten.

11nbeoeutenoe Sautz Ill5ld[dse fms
m%andmal oie erlte @arnung bon
ihltlnmen 9allttranfbeiten. @ernad}1
ldli9te 6aut : afiben breiter lid aug.
ST.. &pbion's gesema ointment baIt
prompt Ben SortIdritt BON gcsema auf.
6eilt bartnddiee Saae bon 5a1tauss
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