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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Stocks and BOndS

New York. May 26.-Traders who
bought stocks on the rise yesterday
sold today to even up their contracts
Sunday. That was o all there
was to the market Which was narrow
and professional to n last degree.
pressure On prices elaXed 10
come extent after the first hour UNI
dor the influence of the firm tone III
P~ennsvIyania, which did not snare IN
of the general market.
prices faded away again in n CLOS
mo dealings and in some instances
at the lowest with the tone easy:
bank return showed a
position and had an untaVoraple Ell
fort On speculative sentiment. Inc sur
nI,,e over the legal requirement. was
rbovn to be $6.694,150. rms com
narec with q surplus of Sll,4oa'Soo
at this time last year ahd = 80
500 325 two years ago. SuDScllpo lonS
fau d11e next Tuesday to n $o'ooe' ooo
&c PENNSYLVANIA notes II there are
,tbcr syndicate requirements 10 oe met
later in the week. me usudl -,
- necessities are also to De met. IL
of q furry IN can iloheS
lot week was therefore kept III view
There were. quite emphatic dlSCld'iiiei ,
If come Of the rumorS yeStel -
are,+ corporation in prospect LOT lah-
30 over tho coal from nc
raiIroads in order to comply, Win ~
These rumors caused oush5e
Stocks Yesterday. The money anu ca
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Cotton Receipts.

New York, May 25.-The following
arc the total net receipts of cotton at
all ports since September list: Calves
ten. 2.450.0S9; New Orleans, 1,55o,-
1875: Mobile. 2.2S1,124. Savannah, =
397,643: Charleston. 1~61,933; VII
mington. G0&.465: Norfolk. 603.54S;
Paltimore, 6O.5l6: New York, 6,135:
Boston. 61277: Newport News. Ia
rs: Philadelphia. S,037: san Fran
cisco. 31.160: Brunswick. 1I3,'Sli
Port Townsend. 62.775: Pensacola.
1880; Portland, Ore. 4.o11; Port
Arthur and Sabine Pass, 1ol.2o2:
jacksonville, 13, II; Eagle faSS'
Texas, $3.50; FL Paso. Texas. $50;
Laredo, Texas. 5.601: minor ports, So
G&l. total. 1.422.9N2
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

glimpse Of a nobler truth. which both
reveals and inspires.
"These are its fundamental aims
and it means no small Importance.
Underneath it these two will always
lie. from it these two will ALWAYS spcak
and go to the heart that looks upon it
rightly. truth and the search for thu
ideal.
people do not always take kindly
to preaching. An object lesson may
be worth more han a hundred ser
mons. We may advise the revelation
of truth in living. the search for tho
perfect in working. n a weary world
will only smile upon us. But if thp=s
thing scould be laid before their eve.
in childhood so as to influence and not
annoy; If every step could be
by the view of the embodiment of the
best ideals. if every grade in school
ing might also be the entrance into an
appreciation of a higher order of art.
then perhaps We might hope for a
people whose characteristics would be
similar.
II would not maintain that the
beauty OF art Will make morality. fol-
! CUB 1t. Intelligent contact with
nature will do far more and contact
with the beautiful in character will
do most Of all. But to morality ar:
viii give a fneneSs of feeling and p
d~elicacy of perception which may no
otherwise be obtained.
And then give to us a people thu
characteristics of a simple honesty and
thorough regard for right. given thai
degree of knowledge which will en-.
able Us to develop our oppOrtunitie,
use properly our present resourcer
and make the most of our work: hav.
ing woven into the fibre Of our menta'
character the wish for the ideal the
love of falthful truthfulness. the keen
sense OF proportion II powerful
short having the basic PRINCIPLES whict,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Baltimore Provision Market.

Baltimore. May IS Flour quiet. winter
patents q, BOA 4 50. spring patents1. 250D1 20.
Wheat easier. spot contract $50 58. spot
NO2 red western .............S Southern by sample
82nS4.
Corn quiet. spot 55A@7s. Southern. white
SlHHTo6t2.
Oats steady. No. 2 mixed 18HM59.
Rye duh. No. : western 70dsn.
Butter steady. fancy limitation 17GGiS. do.
creamery II, do ladle. 1907. store packed
1904.
Eggs SteayO. ~.
Cheese strong. large 144. medium la4: small
tiA14M.
Sugar steady. course granulated 4.6O, fine
Lou.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
New Orleans Cotton

New orleans, La, May 26.-Spot
cotton was dull chiefly eau of the
anh Of offerings. The market was
officially called quiet and quotations
unchanged; middIing II SIG; sales
SIS bales. including $50 to arrive.
futures opened quiet and at a de-
cline Of l and 2 points. Good weather
mDnteraCted the influence of favor
able cables. Throughout the session
the market was narrow and inactive.
htae highest prices were unchanged
70 me point up compared with yes
'rjay's closing. The closing showed
met loss Of ? to 5 points.
N view of the fact that June 4 fol-
owing a legal holiday which falls on
sunday will be observed as a holiday
70 louisiana. Secretary Hester wired
fhe Bureau of Statistics asking that
Nh" issuance of the next Durea report
be delayed until Tuesday. Mr.. Hayes.
of the bureau. replied hat it would
not he consistent with the rule of the
apartment, and the report would be
issued as arranged. Further efforts
VIII be made to have the reports de-
i'lred on the ground that it would
give unfair advantage to cotton mar
h''S i'm other cities.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29


obtain tn the creation n fssa.4 - !.
Tie unconscious pr8urtusa - 49,
.Efe then as mas hur,@ ar8 exr.~t 4
- g prosperous ueor.e al f1re.e ..e
IL AID anals hsrlS people
iu These dsEs q elth-ezm S.
.s3'pfuert u man 20 h4- hleh.- 49,
ih.ne- ard that eefutue@ mas M,
9t frt SUrel hs none r.r rra4-8 IL
position NvncH r.au~ znaa ar-~ h-st
IS SHOULD .#ot 30 fHs eul - sx4@sere
hHoHiedEe r. poser bus mtalr-.-
power r. 10. Tragedy - Igr 7.-
ar. depths ~htrr raftnrr .a
aat Elsrt rh4ea urltser na.
MAJ MADE into The @rant4 af useful
ns~s ana Led in fhs pathway ~ b.-satt
'He4 mas }leld unite mankind 20.
h.-saEs 81 comfort. RI light md 20
service unto tht asbl.r .u3A
y" have 50 great AS op5yrtuults.
III IN. lfluE years ef our developments
80 mas ase bsf8r. us the lessons ~
others Nho haze achieved much as.4
missed much " have ii our haa
~ eitdloh of ~Iiste]catls = ne~
e ~ b"i.GIar educate" anu NC may
ii48h- li nc h-tHahAft4"H - Truth an 8
49, F dta ltEht. - Mt4 s< ~ Tfte-
f'f.'!
= cannot beli.E. II haIly e dream
nm thIhk II = people who can
~" i~4"S II III" bfaEelN and
Ff.h''II@ Wei aHl Sitt ftkv
'' MINK ~ f.+ ihihE~ "Hlth ttt
= a'A .3F'tN ana ~ good report i
"i3f 10 iA9i' man fancy ihti
- IT, li' k8~l'h q z govern
.'3sa1d4 II llA administrator
- ~ is pubic aims
- 'fi't ne laeat~ 81 =
~ . Inca 70 lsNt
mis-. - - - tt, III
tb,, n, Hi
fhfrtc $50.
,dr.atI.r -.
p.ane,- -
baa{-s no."
The ,Iun,ni puiIii,v
~roll,vin~ I'M. NJ - :.
White "a. ,I,.,,t c,fI4
oye, - tba nr..iGnnt - -.
ass,nia,fnn IN
ticaIy cin.,ant 1911 IL, % i
CARLYLE prof Iabn -, c.@..5
the buudfno 80, nob.lf - -
and he i'm t,,,n rranvfar,aa -
building 10 DI. IL . ryree yyba ar-
ccptod ii RI, ~. r,netae. Pc
oraEo - b;ats -,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Grain and Provisions

Chicag", II. May 2G-Excessive
rains ~ the northwest and report of
= probable heavy frost In that district
auSfd strength today in Ii local
wheat market. the JULY optiou closing
at a net gain Of IL 10 3-sc Corn was
up l-2c. oats were up 3-sc. Provisions
Were a shade higher to SC. lower.
L0pcnLng HLRhest LLnRcsL L(nnslny
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
NAvnl Stores.

Wilmington. May It. -Turpentine firm. 50.
receipt "a casks.
ROSin .......... receipts f5 bblS.
Tar firm. 1870. receipts, s.
Crude firm. ?. 5000 oUG5 90. receipts lis
Charleston. May 26.-Turpentine steady.....
RoSin firm. sales -.
Savannah. May 26.-Turpentine. firm S.;
sales 100. receipts $50; shipments 3. B7.
ROSin. firm. sales 2 kU8. receipts 3.1O).
shipments, 28J. stocks 1854.
A. b. c. ) 80; l.. 400. T.. AS. F, IS; g
iJ5: III, 4 so. J.. 45S: K. ass: NJ. $50: n 4G5.
VIC Les. w w rs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

frhauEe markets Rerc nominal a
usuaI ~ saturday.
Totaf sales II bonds. 1850 Geo
Total safes II stock .olay = eve
go. T0U shares including Carrs
Z31"H cotton oil -He. che4rtaNt
onto 100. Louisville and Naehs3'l.
hoo. Norfolk and Western 400
Pennsylvania $500. Reading
Southern Railway -3en II. G II. SOC
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
New York Money.

New York. Hay % Money Oh call nominal.
time loans firm, so days a., 80 days "a. {
months 4sa0, ,Prtne mercantile paper 4AT5t4,
sterling exchange steady. with actual buSines>
in bankers bills. 49,. 20 H4S5 50 for demand
and 48l 10 tt482.i5 for 90 day bills. posted
rates ASIA 1857. commercial bills 48iAaG 49,.
bar silver ga. Mexican dollars 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
closed quiet.
halCi9h Spot Cotton.

Yesterday ..26 bales
d. tE" yesterday -. 90 bales
yesterday III is to IL 3-Sc
w. 7A" Yesterday u is to s 1-Sc
.t's 10 date ..14,12S bales
var same date e. ..14,7S3 bales
,.tt .."'''"I1S by grades: Strict good
f., "'I.I ~ IS cents; good middling.
.a... 10 cents. strict middling, IL ID
ami iI'lHjtng II Is cents; tingeS
.-7lH& 10 IL to II cents.
other Cotton Marx eta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, May 26.-Cotton. spot quiet,
,LoHcS z points higher. American middling
.a, 6b8. good middIing 6i4; middling
~ To-" middlin8 6.0i. good ordinary SIS: or
uuJrY % The sales today were 1000 bales. OF
@hcQ 1000 were for speculation and export an
.lo.uded $500 American. Receipts 5000 bales
including 700 American.
.utufcS opened steady and closed quiet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29


Ht
.'% 'ar .
Is E.s. = ,sr Th@ .u
asft sEHi of}s@Hu rrst
eis f t.@ rns ans 81.
t1f y H aareH U~ aAN fn
mediate Naa tsn~t@nt su!- E0 tes
"tE ao ssr - = - 4tfefsetsr
3HHl# elton 4hr AaEtrE - tA~ sf
"a tat a%tafa#t III tha .lfer. tee
t7.fia| "f tltfr a. ot..a th~r
Anna Meter sr3 th.ff t8&tt " seE
asntnr W#af, ssue taus -os
hff3on ~ TINS bands nt- Alt satEht IT,
n. SD AA#& A4
IN r"ufHffnttE Nstth tEr a-tnU 81
the trustees taken ~~rte3Eb rr TIA.
lse5 ihe building Commute. appoint
~ os them composed #t r. TaEs
.aI chairman N L. Iatra.. SIS
Rankin T. 81 Gatn au3 + + Hrrp-
~ have ~ the erection ~ tss
.olIeGs innTmarN The original cau-
tract involved The expenditure uf
$a 500. hut 'hc committee fas salts
factory reason changed the -ite NJ the
building at cost which carried the
total beyond tn. minimum II : coo
liked ~ the trustees lt - bellies -
That fItE ui3 endorse thle action tf
thoroughly modern ~ Us appointments
and large enough Tor the increasing
patronage = the futurc Il Nil} ~
Completed according ta contract -
August ltih
Graduation Exercise.
The exercises q commencement
Gay proper began this morning al IL
q clock. The Ningate Memorial Hall
was filled 10 overflo"in. when the
= uS'ees nnarshed IN IN TOOK seats on
III -hr.i.,l ~ III. "
oi.' II Ha-,'l ~
inr 81 Ans and No - -.
The six ~ tho class
delivered mon oratinns in IN a5r,ir-
20 - KY 4 lily @I3fNR sAN Gifi82AII 11&fM
were not afraid Of their subjects or
anything else
ne lIiSt Speaker was Nj Eiloit Il
EdfHSlldM' - ftdleiEH. on conscience
T. Pnhlic Life" followed hy Nh =
y. fialrilci1, 81 Henry county. VII
eihia' on LlghtS ana shades II
American Gixilization, benjamin 7
81 county, Where
~ i.'allN fNlSts. Nr- IlSt"n 'Ack-
. .g,,, 81 aaron COUNT S"u,h 'at@llna
ne i"hIeHl OF the American NV
Mr.. Thomas = Ashcraft Of Union
,1uli>. n ffeaft - me Nall"h
AieSSfS. EaThshaW liaifflcld AMI ASH
Wh1ie Messrs Holding and Jackson
are members 81 the PhltomathestAn
society. Mr. Jesse T. Weathorspo"n.
Of Durham, was I" hay" snek@n but
couia not on account 81 recent illness
The Graduating cua,..
D'Sltes We're conferred un"h
(, -. = sanJ','s - "h"@,
- = So" WIN u' name u
ed'h Eiduud''.
John Cotton Anderson, =. l.. Of
Halifax county. The History Of Real
Property
Thomas Price A~shcraft. \. u. Of
Union county. 'Immigration into the
a. a,a,e !
na,,nt' EIontr ' =
Marion leslie Davis. =. T., Of car
teret county. Walker of the F%1libus-
tel.
Gordon Rahy Edwards Il. 4. of
Wahe couh'S' Eh%ape'h hdTIctt
Rufus Ford u + a. of Marlboro.
:. 1I@nls Iifntod.
BNid Peasant IentfN, -. a, 81
Person county, The Triumph Of
M~ediocr'ty.
clement 1FSop 6oode. NJ A. of
county he creek sense
beau'-.
'IGofS' ihoilaS =. ~ "i
county Inc NE 81 NliIaW
Q~uakehbush
rare or, = New ~ahotef Gun
~ +. =. me economies or Inc slave
states.
James fIo!d treason "i 1ulll"ra
.uun,H. =, r n,se1,H - Tie On
''iI.loii .tpi'n q VI .. =
Dom m Iu!leN, - 49, e3ui'.N' -
=. Oh u =
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Two Addresses of Great
Power.
glimpse Of a nobler truth, which boil
reveals and ~inSnirfS

CONTINUED from Page Eix.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
Private Acreage Estimate
Gives 4.O5 Increase.
AND WEATHER is GOOD
Cotton Therefore Eases OF a Shade
Under the Closing Prices of The
Day Previous. Buyers of
Stocks Even Up by
Selling.

CIV the Associated Press.)
..w York, May 26.-The dry goods
..nt today was generally quiet
49, cloths were more active at >
...5r. Of q sixteenth on narrow goods
r..inE houses had a busy week and
white goods are still selling free
.ar spring delivery, 1907, with
.se very strong.
New York Cotton.
.e# York. May 26.-The cotton
u..t5.et opened steady at an advance
"a " tr I points in response to steady
....s ana bulliSh weekend figures. \
.rEafc estimate was also issued plac-
r the increase in acreage at 4.05 per
.n#t and the condition at SO per cent
.-.|u~t $40, the ten-year average. But
.. weather was considered good and
H.,r the call prices cased off to a
..Iae under the closing prices of yes
.rr.aF under realizing in the absence
.l fresh bull support. Trading was
.uE moderately active and mostly for
account.
Receipts at the ports TO-DAY. 14,811
ua.r4 against 9.672 last week and H.
last year. For the week (cstimat-
5000 bales, against 75,416 last
week. and 123,170 last year. Today's
receipts at New Orleans 1897 balc9
against 3.137 last year and at HOuS-
tor. zig bales, against 3,2O4 last
Sew York. May. 26-Spot closed quiet.
alddIinR uplapds II 80. pljddling gulf II. Is.
,a|ag Gales. COttOnfuturcs quiet and steady
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29
New York Provisions.

! patents a3Oa4 10, do bakers 3asa3 IS. winteI
patents .O9M4.30; straigf.ts 5.25QS.0.
Rye -four quiet. fair TO good 3.4Sml. Is
choice to fancy I. 60d1 so.
Buckwhcat hour easy. 210.
~Buck 1oGiiDal. 6l%.
Corn meal steady. fine 10. coarse l. Ola 1 90
kiln dried 2 3ONo2 80.
Rye quiet. No. 2 Wcstc I'm Is
Barley steady. feeding AZ. mailing. 81
Wheat firm. No. ? red 80 nominal. do May
81. July 1885. Sept. 36's. Dee. 81.
corn steady. NJ, 2. 5oA. May $751;. July 5s58
Sept. 54A. Dec. 53ss.
Oats steady. mixed 1914.
Beef steady family II .S0a II 90: packet . 59G
TO- 10 mess saogs 90; beef hams q. sOa22 90
Cut meats steady picked bellies 9Adiih,
picked shoulders san. picked hams 1lll@12.
ro Lard firm. Western prime $50 "a
is. $50 S 100. mess 16 7s9i7.7S.
paIow steady city S country sas14.
TuIpcntlnc firm. 61h062
Rec firm domestic fair to extra 1905.
choice 29@35.
Co0ee spot RIO quiet. No. 7 Invoice IA
mild steady. cordova 9'aaI2,a.
,c a1Equ ias ss-tel lIrm: als [a!r m ns5ini2s. 2 2s5is:
2ii16, refined firm. confection'rs A 445.
mold A. 4.95, cutloat $50. crushed $50. pow
dcrcd 40. granulated q go. cubcS485.
extra, iia2 II, state dairy laa20,a. wcsternfac-
tory l6a %:
Cheese firm, large, colored white. Sept.
fancy 144. do late made average 12'a0... Skins
full to light, li.A
Eggs steady. nearby fancy selected II
western first *. SOuthe rms t61@.
Potatoes irregular Florida new per bbl. 3 90
O5.25. state and western per bag Z. 900 2.20.
Peanuts quiet. fancy hand picked 4fa0A.
other domestic 2M419.
Cabbage easy. Florida red per Dbl. crate.
t.50o2.SO. white iO00l.S so, Charleston .7S@i Il.
Cotton by steam to Liverpool l5s.
Cotton seed oil quiet but firm. Prime crude
{ Q, b. mills. 3in.--. summer yellow
38isM39h, prime white Ito 49,, prime winter
yellow al.
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s. A. Il. Stocks and Bonds.

Baltimore. Mayz6.-S. A. L. common
do preferred =.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-29

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady. winter patent !. 50dI O0.Straights
1908 ~. spring patents 3.o0g3. 30: straiehts
54Sn365: bakers 230a2 ; 80: wheat No. }
5Sd6I No. } 500 SIS No. , red. 92G9ils
corn. No. 40. No. 2yclIow. e9i. oats No Z
3ss. No. 2 white. AH: No. white. 3)0
~. rye No. z. 6ih, go.d feeding barley
itn4J. far To choice mailing i7HS1: No. fax
Seec. 49,: No. 1 northwestern. lis: timothy
seed. 3.3hH5}35 clover contract grade iI25
short ribs Qoose) 920@3.30. mess pork per
16.20n16.25; lard, per 100 lbs. 8 10 p .......
short clear sides (boxed) 8 5009. 90: whis<cy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15

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I ltbr gcltcrn friib ouf bent StraBen'
bQbl @oQoon Or. 1888 ser Weits
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lpcitlihcr 9iitrift ocrIaitet mor6cn
murcn, 9uS &crb6r Crgab, oaB 60.
moro@ 5mct in @cqlcitung Noung'S
bciinOlidc Tomcn ourd) inilltircnoe
@cmcrtlr9cn bclcioiQt bate. @rotpn
iudtc Gbluor6& 81 berubigCn, nab.
reno 9)oilrN icinc Gomcn 3lt ucrt6ei-
oigen itdtc. G0moro@ mlt6tc $50
un0 Soften bIcten, mdbrcuo sic bel.
6cn Nn0crcn nit Ger @c5obIlrn0 Ger
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Sdpercrc Gtrofcn CrbicItcn Nod).
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2pn6, 9tr. 2t30, 0ouinSsS troBc,
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illdbte brittle Wonn fubrcn gcItern
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fam ocm Gonoufteur SIT &iilfe mo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-15

Nrr Chiffon in Wnntnnn.

Soore, Wont., 13. 2rni.- @ei.
tcrc9ta6ridten bon oem&crniiItuugs.
pcrt zines 8irbeIihlrmcS in Sort &I.
i%ini6otnc lin6 bier cingetrofien. Das
BroBc 3cllgbauS, oaS 9iircauge6GuOe
ooS @orniIonS . g|oiutunten, oie
Ffcroc%I talltn9rn uno mebrere Bar.
rafen Dltr0cn pom Dem Sturm gum
Ginltltr5 gcbradt. Gopt. 9onaiace
rno iiebcn SoIonten batteu Elm fnap.
pes Gntfommen bel ser Hettung elmer
non nl0rin1cn0cn SIutbcn bcorobten
Camille. Die 8erbinoung nit Dem
bcimgciudtcn @nrniionsort lit our
8cit untcrbroden. dc @cgenO srpi.
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Dem Sort licgeu bier Sfmooronen
oc9 9. &npalIerie HegimentS uno
bier Gompognien Oes 2. Snfanterie.
in 8orniion.
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Ser 30 dolin Yro3eB in
WoSfuu.

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groBcn Iiberolcn Concentration aab
uno einen Gonflitt 5ipiiAcn Dem Sci.
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nit cincr rotten 6obne ourd ole
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itnb iogtc, CT bobc Die Sbot aus 2opn.
lit6t fir Den G6oren uno cingeoenf
ieineS 6obncneibS bcgongen.
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Gm t6. SUM Compiler .Brin3eB
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am 16. SUM 9ampfer columbia"
nod Glasgow.
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