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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26
SWEET PEA CARNIVAL.


Dainty Agssr ss ~ H<as N nose
naa. Aeas.
Bcxeman. Mont. noted for the profu.
sion or sweet peas. which Chamber over
IT. iattices aud hedges In the summer,
has decided to hold a sweet pea carni.
v0 Or festival. and Aug. IL has been
chosen for the opening day, says 9
Boseman correspondent OF the Mime.
apolis Journal.
Merchants will festoon their win.
DOVE porches OF homes will be dlraped
with them. and wherever In the city
mere 10 room for a blossom II will
greet the eye or the visitor or native.
Plans for the carnival were forum.
htsd by the sugar beet committee. and
win b carried out by the Civic league
The AFFAIR will he as dainty and exuul
site N possible and the tumult usually
. feature OF street fairs Will be ellmI.
mated.
There will DO music and floral pa.
rade. with carnival queen to typify
ne spirit or the occasion. and In the
evening the makers viii hold high
jtnha.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

FOR SALE.-0as Engine. One eood
ak horse power gas engine for
sale cheap. Apply to the Leader
once.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

Msn's Hats aud Clothing 1t cost
for cash. Also FRESH groceries and
Dry Good. Shoes and hardware. Gail
Ga phone SIS. CHAS. GOEF 4 co.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

WE PRINT You good envelopes.
white. regular size. at $3.50 for q
box OF 500; $500 for 500 fuil-siz-
cd letter heads. either bond or
fiat paper. and deliver them to you
anywhere In Bluefield. Statements.
cards, bill heads. ETC.. at proper
tionately. the same prices. We'd
like mighty well to have your next
order. What d. you say?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

Bob Taylor's victory over Senator
Edward w. Carmack shows that
Love. Laughter and Song still rule
In Tennessee. Mobile Register.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

GElSER MACHINERY-Best on the
market. Call. write or wire their
General Agent, A. III. Williams. at
Wytheville. Va. or Kipps {: Fagg.
Christiansburg. Va. Full line Of
repairs always in stock at Chris
tiansburg.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

FOR SALE-Best established and
up-to-date restaurant and grocery
store In Pocahontas. Proprietor
leaving the city. reason for selling.
Terms cash. Apply to w. X.
Keesee. Pocahontas. Va. 5-1e-tf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26

wANTED:--A Stcnographer in law
Office. Young man preferred. Box
LOG. Keystone, w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-26
Want Columns.

MAKE KNOWN YOUR
WANTS TO THE PCnLiC
THROUGH THIS COLUMN.
THREE CENTS PER LINE
FOR EACH INSERTION. TO
ESTIMATE THE COST
COUNT SIX WORDS no A
LINE. CASH MUST ACCOM-
PANY EACH ORDER.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
Other Cotton Markets.
Stocks and Bonds.

New York, Oct. 20.-The stock mar
ket was thrown into generalization
today by the further consideration Of
the new conditions in the money mar
ket offered by the advance IN the
Bank Of England rate to six per cent
yes terday and by the heavy lnroad on
surplus reserves of the New York
banks revealed by the ban statement.
The conditions as the market closed
were panicky and stocks We're beng
thrown over indiscriminately and at
swift concessions in prices. Some OF
the principal declines will sufficiently
picture the conditions. Great Northern
preferred broke 8. Anaconda 10 IL,
Reading 6 II. St. Paul and Canadian
Pacific f "a. Union Pacific. Atlantic
|Coast Line and American smelling
4 Il. Baltimore and OHIO ) II, II
Louisville and Nashville and Amal3d-
mated Copper 3. and in the list genef-
'aIlv wide declines throughout ranging
IuO % , IL points. There was eNI-
ldence from time 10 time Of vigorous
efforts to support the market BY tax
ling over the offerings. But the nooo
of liquidation broke through all el-
forts Ia support the market Il threw
it into the demoralized condition IN
(which it closed. London was a heavy
seller in this market and grave APP
iprehension was reported in London Tor
1.-The consequences in the coming stock
market settlement here.
The violent liquidation Of speculative
accounts was q demonstration that
plans had miscarried hrough the
ichange in the money situation. Inc
latitude of the Bank Of England makes
lit clear that no further gold Will be
irelinquished to foreign markets ana
the necessity is recognized Of attract
ling funds to London sufficient I" re-
lpair the reserves of the bank. Severe
measures for the cutting down q
American credits in hat market are
looked for.
The position in the stock market i
generally understood to be maintained
an important extent by credits thuS
held.
The currency movement 10 The IN
terror. especially to the cotton region
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
IN NEW Bull DING
Chemical Department in
University Enlarged.

ing to be Enlarged.

Chapel Hill, n. G, oct. 2G-FAe
new chemical laboratory. which was
built with the funds appropriated
by the State, was completed during
the m The building is equip
ped with new and modern para
phernalia. and is occupied by the
various classes in chemistry.
The completion and equipment Of
his building means much To the de
partment Of chemistry. Eferetofole
the work has been carried on under
rather in suspicious circumstances.
and several couraS had to be omitted
ON ~ccOun Of the cramned and IN
complete condition of tna building.
The work has now expanded to it.
proper bounds: several courses have
been added. and under the capahlS
supervision of DIS. kerby, Wheeler,
Mills, Davis and 4 corps of able as
Sistants the instruction has been en-
l&r9ed and improved upon until lit
is the equal if not the superior .!
any other il the South.
known as Pearson Hall, has been
thoroughly renovated and equirpe.o
for the medical department. 1t il
now divided into flrst-c.ass laDora-
tories for pathology, bacteriology,
and physiology, which will enable the
Il & IlEl&sII " ~ c11I1 ~ 49,
thorough work IL the future.
In the new East Building the 81
illogical, Botanical aboratorieS have
been enlarged and provided With new
and better equipment.
All the funds necessary to secure
the Carnegie endowment OF $4,000
have been raised. and hat amount
placed subject to the University
draft. Work upon the new building
will begin at once. The plans have
already been approved by the build
ing committee. and the bids Will be
opened on October 18th. 1t Is tbs
desire of the committee to push the
work forward in such manne as to
have the building opened for use at
the beginning of the session Of 1907
'0S. This makes an addition of $780,
coo to the University property.
The University has been the reel
picnt Of 4 number of gifts ana
i scholarships during the past year.
This greatly increases the ah%1i+v
the institution to extend a helping
hand to the poor. but deserving boys
| Of North Caronna.
Five additional professors, besides
instructors and assistants. have been
provided for the current session, thus
increasing the power and efficiency or
the faculty.
The S. \. Z. fraternity will enlarge
their chapter house in the near fu-
ture. Material has already been Sc
cured and placed on the grounds for
the work. 1t is their intention TO
have q dormitory building in connec-
ton With the regular han. The build
ing when completed viii add much
to the beauty Of that part OF the
! campus.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

tees of fas House uEa b. Effected Isl
nrS@ change. GTe~E.usr l- oIr af tta.
ihr"" Republicans nf the mighty sa.~
committee and IL l~ pretty genes saN
.1ao.dai iEat There Is unu. aHa etH
3il hls place. IL N4A leave q s1raE
~ Inc H;t~ auj means asa rrr chair
~tntn-h4p ~ fA- merchant marine au4
fisheries. Bank .etd IS tae s-H.a
ri rivers and Ha:aror~ ssaf ~
pnbIic buildings and grounds. Bowie
r. 4 member 80 the committee ou AE-
-lculture. IL which latter Adams 80
Ai-con=-G. WAS ALSO member. T8Hat
e 2 member ~ foreign affairs Hearst
i"aFes u vacancy an the eommitte. aa
labor. I|lttaler has been q prominent
member IF appropriations be.ug
hartman of an important clb-eam-
nIite". EeNia- smith. Of Kentucky
ma LittIe. viii leav. vacancies "a tH-
judiciary committee. Wacht1r leaves
81 plGm Iu tine c"hairaau4Ifr aF .n-
oiled hiils. Aa4on leaves i good tuinc
IN In" craftsmanship If war claims
Brown. 81 Wisconsin. leaves the chair
nanshlU of mines and mining. south
trd mas tbs. oaaiImanehip of coinage
weights ana E1easure-. a times pu.
e the VERY Important committees af
tbe House. ~ibIey ~r@tir-~ from tn.
chaIrmansuip Df manufactures. Dove
nor Will leave "a place on rivers an.
naTbore. Altogether there viii bf
fome good uicktugs in committee
places In the StXticth Congress.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
Baltimore Provision Market.
TOOK II\IMTNT DOSE.
Doctors Pump Poison out Of a Dis
consulate Lover.

AsheyiIIe. y. G.. oct. -o.-Hejecte.
by the woman hc loved. Respondent
ana weary of lifc's burdens. John Lit
trcll. Of Leicester township. attempted
suicide last night by drinking poison
Gus linimcnt in an apartment house
on North Main street. But for the
timely arrival Of Or. Reynolds. the AT
tempt would ave been successful. The
Would-be suicide. a teamster. twenty
two years Of age. Woo"d and thought
he won a lady Of S-Wanuuuoa town
ship and il is aid that the wedding
was set for today. For some cause of
no cause the young lady chos" 70
break TIM" engagement and LIttr"Il,
Respondent over this u~ulopked-foI
ending of his happiness. elected to pas.
out by the poison route. His If" was
saved by pumping the poison from his
stomach ana lac was then ta@en 10
city hail and locked UP. lie told the"
physician who saved his life that the
next trip he wout make sure death.
Littrell was allowed - accompany
a relative home his morning. and
when leaving the court room said In
reply To- a question that he did not
know whether ne would make au-
other attempt ON his life or not. IL
has the matter under adTisemcuf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
III lDN IOI. RACING.


Favettelille. y. e.. oct. Zo.-Th.rty
harness horses tina have been follow
ing tine southern circuit are alfsaaA
entered for the races her. next week
About twenty more are expected 81
start. This fair which begins Nodu"
Gay and runs until saturday. WIFI be
the biggest ia the history u the assoc
CIatleu. II is now under % new and
younger management Horsemeut ANA
falIre are already here il great num-
baIs. There are strained citations he-
tween some Of the former. iusuriug
fast and furious racing. New ~tabl--
were added this week 80 accommodate
The horses. Fayetteville gets thr
strings that we're at Raleigh and Char
lotte this week beside other entries.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
COTTON BREAKS
FOR Biz FIGURE
Early Decline Followed
by a Slump.
COVERING WAS HEAVY
Cables Were Ncak and lIlc N,afhsr
Nap Mas Favorable to tlts Crop
RAN, 81 II Puin,- From
the Lowest Succeeded
bl I-in4 ON


Nes York. oct -e-Tho cotton
market opened -teaae Ill "a decline ac
IL 70 - points IL response - 81. <
abIr~ and q favorable weather map
This carried the active months abou,
- points down from the high level 81
he week ana there was very hoa.
eovering 10 absorb the liquidation AMI
selling on stop orders. Prices rallied
bout IA points from the lowest dur
ns the first hour. but later eased off a.
1ttle. although the markec I'm the
middle If the morning seemed quite
steady on the less favorable weather
forecast.
New York. oct. 2o.-Receipts at the
ports today 61.565 bales against 5S.-
- Last week and 4u.5+2 last year.
or the week 4Zn.oou bales against
;12.271 last week and zg&.SG3 asst
wear. IodaN.~ receipts at \rN or
cans 1925 bales against 1852 last
wear and ut Houston @0.o25 bales
lsains1 13.N2a last year.
New YORK. oct. &c spot Closed qufet.
e.. points decline.
ooung Up.aDds II co middlinR gu. lbs.
dles ....... D4.cS Cutlou futures steady.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

CEy the Associated PressJ

CEy the Associated Press)
New York. Oct. la.-For he week
ending Octobcr 1a.
Net receipts at al L. :. ports during
week, G6G.IC6: me- receipts at all T..
:. ports same week last year. 800
st: Total receints since September
Ist, 1.706-915; Total receipts same
date last year. 1,93S,522. Exports foI
week. 213.423. Exports r.. sam week
last year. Z64.2GG. Total ports since
september 1st 1~.62>.954. Tota! eE-
ports same date last wear, Jos so.
stock at all L. :. ports same time last
rear 914.35@- SfoeA =; g}l interior
towns. 9lt.259. STOCK at al interior
towns same time last GEAR $50 25l
stock al Liverpool last year $4,000,
stock OF Am. afioat for Great Brit
lin sanle time Iast wear !. tI.uUu.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans. oct. 20.-Cotton-SpOt
closed steady 1-Nc lOWer, middIing
100; sales $50 bales spot. ana 800
To arrive.
Futures opened steady at a declin"
Of 8 to 9 points Notwithstanding that
spots were lower. the market advanc-
after the opening. The usual week
end liquidation was checked by pre-
dcitions Of frost in the cotton belt
ana rain by Monday. The market
closed steady. : TO > points advance
yesterdays final figures.
New Orleans, oct. 20 Cotton futures closed
- n
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

Accident in the Fire Devastated DIS
trict Of San Francisco.
(Bv the Associated Press.)

San Francesca. Cal, Oct. 2O.-The
strong wind blowing Owe the clty,
this morning caused h collapse OF
many of the walls of the ruined build
ings that had been left standing since
the fire. Reports have come OF the
death Of three men by the raining OIL
of the walls of the Grand Opera
House on Mission street. near Third.
Another accident was at sacramento
Montgomery streets, where Tour
Italian labOrers were hurt under q
falling wall of the Pacific Mutual Lie
building. Two of these men were
taken out. probably fatally injured
removed TO q hospital.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
Liverpool.

liverpool. Oct. 20.-COtton, spor dun.
friceS 20 .jOinlS lower. American III ddlng
air, %. good doing Gl9; middlin"
5i3 low middln2 59i good ordinary 81, or
| rarN 5 80. The sales today were 5 900 bales. O
rh.tl $40 were for speculation and export ar q
.lcliu0ed 900 American Receipts 28. 900 bales,
Moulding "a, 70D Arner1car
Futures otened steady and closed weak.
IN rI..iD m 61IinP.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

Deputy Sheriff q. =. White. Of Yad-
kin county. was here yesterday 10 de-
u the States Prison a white
To- serve one year for stealing
corn from one Of her nelghbors.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

It doesn't take the vera%e man
long to get short.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
SEINE Who VIII BE Missed.

Besides General Charlie Gr%oSvenOr,
other veteran members who will be
greatly missed in The SiXtieth Con-
gress viii be Bankhead of Alabama:
Hit. of illinois; Lester, of Georgia:
Bishop of Michigan; Towne. Hearst
and Littauer of New York: NeVin and
TrimbIe. Of Kentucky: Adams, Sibley,
MOrrell. and Mahon, of Pennsylvania:
Swanson. Of Virginia: Patterson, Of
T~enneSSee; Minor M Adams, Of
Wisconsin. and Dovener of West Viz
ginia, and Patterson and Gudger, Of
NOrtl Carolina.
Vacancies on Committees
The personnel of important commit
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

The personnel of important commit
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

tF'c Changes i'm KENTUCKY.
changes are certain in the
.NE delegation. Ben Johnson
.H dominated by the Democrats
..t..d the veteran, David II.
'n the Fourth district; w. T.
..lI. to succeed South Trimble in
Et..tth district, and Harvey Helm
reed George G. Gilbert in the
district.
."Ha viii send Il new man in
- F'aVrOt. Democrat. succeed
..n1hl NJ. Robertson, who has
"."ujE years a member of the
..Dai viii exchange the veteran
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

Gbrcn in oeliCn WobmtnG ei1 Nlts
iteruroitelr. Nh oen1lelbcn betbciliG-
tent iid uielc W}italicoer Oca &ercin&,
lmpie olld) Die iolgcn0cn 2ircttorcn:
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ionic onoerc scr Nireftorcn biclten
NnlprudcL in lucld)cn lie Nrlt.HiDrt.
ncr bcr3liNit ST icincr gliidlihen
g9icbcrfqbr arotllirtcn mo Die Soft
utng olt9iproNch 0oB CT nod longc
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gen iciuc 9}ihtc, Grl. &ouiic Yi0rt.
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mon NfGrtncr in &ohItGot on ser
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Srn. &ctcr Yi0rtucr ooielbit, un0 ici'
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@rormciitcr9 ser n@oDpicm e 9rolic-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

Cam dllf Dem 9tor00. 2lopO 1onts
pier Main" am leBtcn Wiontog bier
bCr }ltrild.
Nr3t o0er Miiiion6r? -
Soui5 Nemmon BON )tr. 1907. Sit,
ErcltonitroBc, mlroc GcItern Dem
ytidtcr Eoe III ser pcItli6cn EoliSci'
iiotion inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING Dor.
1efiibrt, ais 9lr}t III prattijiren, obnc
inn 9eiib cintaGiplontS pom StootS.
0eiunobeitSomtc SIT icin. Nelumun
6otte lett einigen (dAcn mc1rre60ac
bebonoelt mo mltroc olti Teronlal'
lung bon 5rali Annic Coleman me,
gen ongebliden Nn0riiiS pcrboitet.
Ticic 5meitc ACKNOWLEDGING lulir0e
crit crboben, nodOcm sic Eoli5ei b..
reit9 cine llntcriutung eingcleitet
6utte. Nelumou. Der ondibt Wtiiiio'
HGr 5u icin mrr0e iilr cin meitercS
bcute Wod)mittto2 itottiinOcnoeS Bee.
Dor entlniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

Mitmirfcnoe ncu iulo. gtlir@
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Die fomiiden Sitnotioncn. W}c5rcrc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

Spcr oQtartba" porqclrb1n. Sir Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-18

@oiorer, 81. ., cartridge, &oltline
Seller, @orpIO $. Bender, Stuart
Slipier, ". u. @conurO, &. &. @ur.
Ding, s. 6. &o66c, Grucit @lrthiion,
Gbaa. @ebcr, ilurv &ucicn &. Nocn=
tboL, &lou6c &lotntorc, ~. g. Cor
neil, 2r. Gboa. q. &romrL Sri. Gli}o.
bctb &ro0ior0, Sri. @cnrictta Is. M.
fer, 6rl. Sollic Camp Sri. @llc0 Sol
mes 9onloL u. z. Chamberlain, So.
mltel IcoIbom inn, q. g. Glwn6uIl,
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Nnlere Ubeuter.

@roBc Spcr in Scr ,2pric".
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tbeotroliidcr 6iniift cine iebr bcncr~
tenamcrtbe iein, iuiofern oic oGonricb
metropolitan 0pCro So" in cine.
fur5cn 0pcrn.S oiion IN Ser n2pri:.
@oQe" ollitrctcn miro. Sir ocn NOR.
Qcn0Cn Gr0iinlnga-N6cn0 lit oie
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6ro1t q. aoolf 9lbrenS, $. U. Bone,
jun, 0ouperncur @ariieIo, Wtopor
Sintonls, $. Carroll @rowrL 6rn!
5. 9. SosfinS, Sri. 2ouiie RonOoIpb,
Gontre-gomirnl 3obn SdouIer, 5rou
Geo, 9. Gonoolpb, G6orles @illms,
5. @er1crt @oite, d. ". Soulc5,
Gbos. $. 2emfubl Sri. Gcbccca Eer.
niman, Srn1i S. g. 0ipttcr, 6ralt
Srid, Monrice @ugg G. 3obnion
,goe, Gr. g. y, aGlqperig s. gOlparo
gnfer, Com. &. Gobiniun, 2iilp q.
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motb nudJ Baltimore juriidgctcbrt,
ulO unl lcBtcu M}ontog Qobcn OieGi.
rcftorcn oca rE$mmcrnG6rcnOcn@er.
mnnius2cih- II, SpnrpCrcin2 pon@ul-
timorc GormD" ocm 3uriitgctcbr.
ten, Der Satire lang OILS SmoGmciitcr
oc2 @crCin4 oicntc, onlGbljd icjhcr
Qliidlidcll Mic0crfcbr mo i'm 81
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0cnic" ein Icltener @enuB III Ilts.
iidt, inOcm oaiel6it Mabome 2iQioll
@lallpeIt, oie b%eriibmtc onlerifoniide
&rimnoonno in Der fonliiden Sper
oSGe Stole Of tie 9tlbnnbrd" oltftrc-
ten miro. gs finoct MIR e~inercin5i9c
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb 5ruor
dnt Somitog itott. Ma0onte 9loti-
oclt Dat Sen Huf, oie jiinGite Brimas
Donna Der @clt 81 lein, uno-bo Tie
iiber cine lulinberbdre Sopranltinmc
pcriiigt inns oild iunit bon Der Mut-
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@r6Ben Der GuuOcDiQc Niibrc be.
finOcn iid inter Sen GoritcQcru mo
ooS Ballet ioa iehr gut iein,
Geoboog SrQcl Recital
Sir Oa& Gciltigc CrgcI Gccitnl,
lpelGe5 INN va ll6r I'M Gcoboop Slt
ititut ieiueu Nniung ninmt, lit Dos
iolgcnOe Trogrumm oltigeitcllt nor
oen: Wi6or: S%0mpbonic Nr. .. &ofi
- NOagio aus Ser &eonore = Cunt
pbonic. @iQig: @ei6noft3 Ytu'
iettc. Sri. Nnnie g. @oincS iungir:
ols Grguniitin un0 Sri. Wtaricl 46'
bolt miro 3mei &iolin Soli Dor
tragcn.
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YG1c STR 9iciic ms NnSlano DC.
iorst 6. Maimc, Nr. Alb, Si-yalti,
mpreitraRe, naBe Gnitumbunirsgpr