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Bauliche Einrichtungen nach der 

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 Plan und K o s t e n a n s eh 1 a g des Ganzen, 

 specielle Angabc der Einrichtung der Wohn-, 

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Hinsichtlich der E c h a n d 1 u n,g der Geistes- 

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 und finanziellen Forderungen, die Bekösti- 

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 der Irren, g e i s 1 1 i ch e P f 1 e g e etc. sorg- 

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 Vorzügliche Berücksichtigung fordert das 

 Dienstpersonal der Irren wärt er, als 

 integrireuder Theil des Arzneiapparates. 



Das Verhältniss der Genesenden zu'" 

 Anstalt, ihre Beurlaubung und spätere Beauf- 

 sichtigung dürfte den Schluss der Abhand- 

 lung bilden. 



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