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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1913-01-22
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The sun., 1913-10-23
THE STEEL MARKET.
New Business T. WcpOrtcd Below the
Srpte ~ her average.

Botn the steel Corporation ana the IN
dependent companies report that since the
beginning of october new business has
been below the September average. Rail
orders are coming la slowly and some OF
the roads ii Is stated. Will remain out
OF the market until the FIRST Of ncNt yeai.
The more optimistic IL the steel trad"
expect an Improvement toward the close
of the turr,n month.
The Iron / Ge says white IN, slowing
down IN steel works operations i not
marked. each week makes some addition
to idl. forces. The Alabama steel plant
has just laid off several hundred men. as
rail orders on which il chiefly depends
are slow n coming f. IT,. mills. III"
REIMBURSEMENT of prices of st,.l products
soes on. and several rcdIct.ous az" made
this week IN uur rittshurG quotations.
sentiment ia tn" industry is not 20
hopeful az the probability of any con-
siderable buyiug movement at present
price levels grows less. At the sam"
tim" full weigh; is given l poiutiu: out
tnNorabie factors. to ia" continued Insist
ence of consumers ga to, prompt ship
ment OF their orders
car Inquiries ana ,at buying nave
been the encouraging developments of the
week and the most is made OF tn. COM
mere. 'omn'iss on's permission for som.
advance in rates between Missouri Eiv.t
points ia its hearing ON the pending cas-,
OF the railroads cas; ot ia. Missssipp,
The Great Northern rail- contracts .t,
thus Tar 'c,o"" tons, OF which .j.UoU tol~
went 10 Chicago district mills Some al
dition Will probably be made 20 the l., goo
tons distributed among Eastern mills Tho
pennsylvania and New York Central or
ders are not coming Out as expected and
| are likely 10 u. delayed for some time
The trad, is watching sharply for I'M
! port Developments. but little foreign st,,j
! has com. this va! our tabl. tells Of
! soire sales ~ Belgian steel bars FOR III,
; United States " is reported that Sar
| Francisco dealers bought several thou
| sand tons of Euror.an bars al l.50c. o.
| wharf whereas p!'tsburg mills hav,
lately quoted l.7ic. ai san Francisco 4
| Boston a quotation of l.23c for steel bars
! duty paid. ~ reported from q turop.ai
mill. A sale of LOCO tons of German tw,
inch hilets for delivery AT the Virginia
| s-aboard H. reported and denied. Penn
| sylvania mills have anticipated competi
| tion from German small hillcts OF see
ton corresponding TO sizes rolled here OF
bar mills and sold at bar prices.
THE plate market has declined SLOWLY
While l.3jc is the most common Pittsburi
Quota tiou. as low as SOC. has been don,
Foreign plates have been quoted at l.6Jc
on the Pacinc coast.
structural lines snow the effects q
dear money and the wat for lower So,
prices. Tn" market htS settled 10 l.35,
| I'ittsburg whil. business done u N.y
Enelnud aud other Eastern points ha
figured back 10 somewhat less ~ IItts
burg mill
Chicago territory shows further lrreg
ularity in bar prices and the weakness
pronounced I'm bar IRON the IRON mills !
that district being operated ut oulN 80 :
- per cent. capacity. SonIc bar iron sale
wer" mad" by Chicago mills nt 3j'
, cl..N.ln | nup. mill
The sun., 1913-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COHrc Prices ~ to ~ Points IUwrr
for Active Months.

Coffee prices closed II to 10 points
lower yesterday on sales of lO+.ioo bags
with March and MAY the most active Oh
tious. The market opened - To II points
higher on strong European cables Buy
ing WAS in the hands Of a leading bull
interest and selling WAS for European aud
local account. Prices rasrd off later with
trading of moderate volume
A number of hullish crop adNices te-
PORTING dauar. failed to affect values
Primary receipts Were liberal. hu' -.
O0O bags below last year. Santos stocks
showed a decrease OF 2b.0hn bags from
last year and Rio stocks showed an in
crease of = 900 bags.
The Have market op"ued :, fr. lowe
and closed y to | fr. lower haWbure
started :. pfr. lower and finished =. 10
pfg lower. Rio No. : was - r,iS
hiehet a, Gs325. Al Santos 80. nas
81 Ieis lower at $3.50. while No. there
was 700 rcs lower 1t $3.50. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled loo.ooO bags.
AGAINST 5000 last year. sac paulo had
: 4 600 bags, against di,o0" last year, and
Jundiahy 5l.0Uu. against 5000.
New York and New orleans warehouse
deliveries of Brazilian coffee on Tuesday
totalled 2s.O50 bags. and for the two
DAYS of the week ASH.
The sun., 1913-10-23
THE CURB MARKET.

a. the close nf yesterdays ,uIn l.td
ing active industrial issues displayed
small fractional declines from Tuesdays
upward turn The volume OF business
was on Il smaller scale and prices tu'-
tuated .rtegularN. SAFES OF profit tax
ing nature forced United Cigar stores
down To s27S hut the stock rallied from
this figure. aud the closing price showed
q loss ot but = OF a point. stock Of
Riker 4 li-geman Company made -
initial appearance on the curb yesterday.
About 1s5 shares changed hands. the
stock opening N los and closing at an
advance Of - points. British American
Tobacco old rc,,rted :. closing Al .3'-
Tho new stock was unchanged at 2b'-
Mining issues displayed. unimportani
pr.cc variations. and in many shares no
change at all
standard oil issues were moro a.'tiv'
nna displayed good tone. Ohio 'n'
sold a, l30 and l3l. South Penn OIL All
vauoed " points. To- 239. and Sw.ti. "
Finch ranged between 313 ana 500
Standard oil OF Californit gained
points. moving up to l92; standard O..
~ New York was traded ~ At Il" a"d
Standard Oh of New Jersey lost , points
yielding to 3,s.
transactions IN detail 'u 'no marhe
| YESTERDAY wee a. follows
The sun., 1913-10-23
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Aftermath.

The behavior of the stock market yes
terday reflected natural hesitancy Of
sentiment after the violent bulge In prices
on Tuesday. sudden reversal OF form
Of this kind always leads to a feeling or
uncertainty AS to its real Significance, and
the Street awaits further development to
get its bearings. On this account the
stock market appeared to bs acting In
perfectly natural manner. 1t betrayed no
hollowness such as might have indicated
an elimination OF buying power resulting
from complete roundup OF the short in
terest. To the general run OF observers
the market situation would have looked
verp unstable IL prices had promptly lost
the greater part Of the ground gained.
The slight relapse that occurred was not
regarded as Important 1t was easy to
account for on the score OF proht taking
sales and the tentative making of new
contracts for the fall by spectators who
thought that the advance. whatever Its
real impulse, had gone ahead too rapidly.
The sun., 1913-10-23

II the present recovery In prices can
be compared with what happened in
June last some points OF difference
MAY be pointed out. The turn IN
The stock market after the spring fall.
which was. by the way, much NOR. severe.
was effected with dcliherat!on. II was
not a quick. sharp turn. II was a plg
.u~I IN the sense thar "A large volume o'
stock was turned over at the bottom and
that the stock market seemed to hesitate
for some days before II definitely estab-
lished itself on IA higher level. Thus Steel
common on three consecutive days touched
practically the same low level. namely
50is, 49,. and 30 respectively. In these
three sessions moreover. more thdu 400, :
OoO shares Of this stock We're turned over.
a total which makes the scale IF activity
this weeh appear small subsequently,
Steel common held ~ an average price
Of about i3 until well into the month %
July, when T. al last began 20 mount
rapidly
The sun., 1913-10-23
.,.ror receipts. shipments an
THE GRAIN MARKET,
,ybc,, tIo.-. steady with News "'
,,,od Export Busine""'

.,.s.d i,c TO sac higher yester-
tows of good export business 1he
.,-,, was lower at the start on easier
.t.s Induced by pressure OF Cahauiah
s4rs and good weather prospects IN Inu'a
.r. \r,.utina Receipts OF bpth spIins
.,d ,,',,,,. wheat were less than one-haif
~. ta,.,, us last year and shipments were
..,.. a. large as receipts II was re-
,,, rod that four cargoes Of Canadian wheat
- b..u sold for December-January
.linin.nt to Havre and bordeaux VIA
rai-imore. There vas also some expor'
business at Winnipeg The railroad olf-
...autials. which favor Baltimore, nave
..suIted in ths, city getting large amounts
- wheat for shipment, New YORK mas
tered and Philadelphia has Jared but
II. better of late in this respect
corn opened lower, but developed
.'r.rgth on covering by shorts following
'.. prediction OF unsettled weather for
tte rest Of the week. The movement was
rut heavy Shipments exceeded receipts.
,,.rn Argentine corn was bought at the
aboard at lower price than Chicago
..u lay IT down in the East. but this
, gsd 10 affect values, Prices we're
F>est at the close.
.,ats opened higher and gained lc on
.... vovering OF shorts with the movement
,.v light. The advanc" was assisted
b.. the strength of corn and by the de-
,c. of over 5000, 900 bushels In the
.H, tiaan visible supply.
E IN peg wi ed that there were 1.350
.. p, wheat in sight for to-day The
,,rlan wheat crop was reported OF
n.. quality and 1t was stated that I'M
..f. would be necessary. In France
! * Of foreign wheat continues Tne
',.q, crop of New South Wales was esti'
' .d at 3G,OO0.OO0 bush, against "a
1000 bush, official, last year, The
Z, .auan wheat crop was estimated a.
1000 bush. against S4,sOo,ooo bush
.f Gar.
.. Idstreops showed that wheat In th'
lut,d states east OF the Rockies de
.d IA, 900 bush. and west OF th'
o. Increased 500. 900 bush. Whea
tu ia increased 4634,00O Lush. Al
.au Increased 4.S90,OO0 hush. Eu
"' aHi aroat increased ,0o0.o00 bush
..|s wheat increased 5,sao,OO0 bush
CO., American, east Of the Rockies De
The sun., 1913-10-23

Receipts Of beeves were ssna heai , nrevioW.
srrtvais. Ss cars on sale, Of which - cars were
sieers. The market opened slow WIN wr,ra'S
Sood steers with weight steady; othe,s herr weak weak
and ciosinS prices were 100. lower Buiis were
shout steady; cows dull TO i0c. lower; several
cSrS Of steers we're unsold at iate hour; ~
Cannon 10 good steers sold at @gG6o per iVo
In. oxen vt S6, 2sQT.?6 per ioo IDS Duiis
~ n 7S4S6i5: tail ends at 40; cows a'
= I sosfsS S Dressed beef was slow at lgUlh
y. r.r IL for native sides. Exports from tins
po, port today, 25 cattle and 80 sheep,
n ccsipte OF calves were ], bsl head. includins
ala for the market Veals were hrm Tor
crhnce stock; full steady for Others: yearlings
and srassers unchanged IN price. Common
q" choice yeals cold nj Ssbo1*S per 100 ibs
culis at SSg,s; yearlnss and grsssers ,1.,,a ,au =,
for city dressed veals: loh9lsc Tor country
Re,rp,s of sheep and lambs were s.%0l head
,rcIudinx about 20 cars for the market Both
.hssn and lambs were rated steady. and with
= frir demand nearly oil the offerings were
c,osed out. Common TO good shecp sold at
~ bcgi 81 90 per 100 lbs. q few choice handy at
e.. cuiis at o. sO9s3: ordinary 20 prime lsmbs
a. s7MS7 rs: culls at SmSbO Drcsssd mutton
steady at saiic, per lb: dressed lambs At
i'KS.cri,ts OF hogs were . as5 head. including
about a car for the market. General market
aUoted NJ Ss6 $3.50 per 100 lbs an outside sale
WA made at $3.50 Country dressed hogs
steady At sti2c' per ~
The sun., 1913-10-23
NnIICI TO IONIRAaINKs.

SEALED pi|pP,'SAlS l,' hdu''"hai nn',I I
10 Existing BuIings NJ Gowandh state Hospital
Collins, y, Y. Will be lived by the St4te li"s,
NnIcmbrr 7lh. AZ 3 l.. NJ, wh,u thrv W,i h"
opened and read publicly. Proposals shall hc
accompanied hN n cerlihcd cheek % the rN. ~
whom The award Is made VIII be required lu fur.
uish surety company bond IN the sum "t H'o ~
ihc amount OF cun'TRci within ~ days aitrr of-
ncial notice Of award Of contract. ana IN Accord
ancc with the terms OF specification No. iiil
Drawings and SPECIFICATIONS may be cons iIiEu
and blank forms of proposal obtained az th-
l,owandA state Hoo pithl. toillns y t1d ~
the oiilce uf The state Architect, tomplclr sci-
o' plans and spcchcatlons VIII be iuru she'd y"
proSpoctI,r bidders upon rtAS ouahlc notice g.
and In the discretion OF the STATE Architect
L'WiS !, ER, CAPITOL hlhHny' New }9rF
n u HANlrN. Secretary.
STATE iIospltal Commission.
The sun., 1913-10-23

BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NELSON, BURSTElN Gussow \ peIIt!on
IN bankruptcy has been filed ag g.unst Adolph
Nelson, samuel Burstcin and Max Gussow.
who compose the firm OF Nelson Burs,ein 4
C3ussow, manufacturers OF silk waists NJ +l
East Twentieth street. Judge Hand appointed
Miss Bertha RembauRh receiver; bond s2,o ,ooo
liabilities arc said to be $4,000 and nssets
~ 900
T. NERAULT Il CO., lac, manufact urers of
lingerie blouses, robes and tea gowns at 10
Fast Thirty .third street have filed u petition
in bankruptcy, with liabilities q, tos and as
sets 81 622 Pauline Titze Is president.
SOLOMON AUSTIN, salesman. residing AT sia
q petition In bankruptcy. with liabilities
Sl.7.6 and no assets
xyNGsrON WOOD WORKING COMPANY.
petition in bankruptcy has been filed against
mfacturer of SASH doors and blinds a, Kings.
ton N. Y
NEW YORK STATE CONSTRUCTION COM.
PANY.-Judse Hand ha. appointed John l.
Lyttle receiver for the New York state Con.
81 500 II was stated that the prIncipal asst
United States Government. which Is ready to
pay over the moncy The company had =
The sun., 1913-10-23

Niusi isamated copper had a sornewaa
snlalle, range Yesterday than the other
active speculative mediums. The recov-
cry IN copper has far been NOR. COM
plc,e than IN Steel. Union or Reading.
logically. it l. argued, this stock ought To
h. in a weaker position technically than
the rest of the list because present con
dtions in the metal trade are such as
To encourage enthusiasm on the long side.
The bear argument on Copper At present
prices is that weak bull account has
probably been created on account OF what
are described AS purely technical inhu-
-nc.s in the trade. The lake mines. u
j. suggested. may begin producing agaia
at any time and even II the present Sit
uation were maintained for some time
longer Il Is not one which is likely ~
Caus,. . stampede "f copper consumes
All this may la tru. and stil the gen
.ral SUSPICION that there is weaH bun
account in Amalgamat"d may bc strong
reason WHY the stock is able To maintain
itself out uf line with the others
The sun., 1913-10-23
MOBILE 4 CHIC r. R REPORT
'.rdss Earnimu. show an incrrns" OF
Wor. Than SI.OOO.OOW.

The r.por; Of the Mobile and ohio
lia.lrJad Company fur the !eal ended
June TO. 1918. shows that tn. company
earned 1866 per cent on the s6.02V,oO"
stock. as compared with 1.0& per cent. on
the same stock the year previous.
Gross earnings for the fiscal year we're
sl2,377,660, compared with sll.Io'''3.
the wear previous. with net earnings OF
s2.a3i.75i. against $27l?,0o9. The total
income was s32OG,31o. compared with
s2.94g.O32. and the surplus after charges
was SJ4l.S7O. against s42l,oil. THIS was
equal to 1885 per cent. earned on th'
ss,V2O. 600 Stock 80 compared with ~
per cent on the Same STOCK last year
The surplus after dividends. appropiia
tious FOR additions and bettermen,s. NJ
was s3Sl..+7. against $l72.+oS las; year.
The total profit and loss surplus oi inc
co,nuany on June 30 1919. was s5.42"., :,
COMPARED with Sl.9Is.s6G on June 81"
IGl.
The sun., 1913-10-23
DOMESTIC COPPER BUYING.
Home Consumers Enter Market for
small Quantities.

As had been expected. domestic COM
siitl!crs wer. buyers Of cl-Ctrolyt;C copper
yesterday inoruiur. The amount "f metal
contracted for vas not large, but III" full
market quotation of 1913 cents was paid.
and the activity un the part of home CON
sum.rS ~ further significant owing to the
fact that i, Is tEeir. first entry into IN.
market for some tim. Fairly good SIZED
tounag.s were booked for foreign accoun.
during the first few dtNs OF the current
week and the demand continues.
The sNtrag. pr'tr tor .lcctr1lStl' a.
compiled hy the Engineering and NtHniG
JoNiHuL upon which the sal" Of a large
tonnage OF tn" metal Is based. was adj
Vaucrd nearly half cent during m" pas
week. ~ ttr beginning of the w"rA the
quotation stood at l6.lic. : 1920. while
last night =. 51C n 6 SOC. was named
The sun., 1913-10-23
NEW ASPHALT SPECIFICATION.
Binding for state Roads Diseased
by Chemist.

ALBANY, Oct. 22.--Protast made against
the proposed specifications for highway
construction into which asphit enters
will result In the adoption OF an open
modification wfhch will permit Of the use
OF both the natural and oil asphalt.
At a public hearing 9ivsn on tho ques-
consulting chemist. was the principal wilt
ness. Tho highway officials agreed to take
under consideration his suggestions alons
With the claims made by the representa-
tivss OF the natural asphalt interests that
only the natural asphalt could give the
proper binding which makes for per-
manency In state roads
The sun., 1913-10-23
COTTON UP 81 ABALE
ON FROST DAMAGE
.,ricc, Advance to New High
Point on Present
Movement.
mn CABLES ARE HIGHER
Private Reports Say Damage
Has Been Heavy in Sew
cral states.
1ul CABLES ARE HIGHER

an and weather reports stimu-
.,.,, deal Of buying for new long
o.,.rd,y and the market showed
....l tn bull form by ADVANCING W
n. so 80 81 points. therepS es''o
. new high point on the pr'seh'
,...I., Rathcr heavy pront 'aH'hs III
.,..r trading caused some recession
.. ,,yb ,lnsiug, gains ranging from
,.,t,,s in the more active posi-
,...t scare was revived 10y the
.,-,,,-, ,ecords and sustained oy
49,. ,.,nbcr of kilograms to local com
zoo houses declaring that cotton mas
..l vc,,. serious loss in Arkansas
,,''......nni and Alabama. Al Wavhes
-, and Athens. Ga. the thermom-
-.eisttred a. South Carolina eN-
. charleston. had general hlinhe
=. A. many points IN North 'aro-
,t-o the temperature was down ~
a. %, I'm the Western belt tempera
.,ss wege generally higher. but the
.,..,.ou 81 storm over that section
as me basis OF "A forecast OF rams "''.
re,lrrent cold snap betore the emu "
.,s week, 80 .,,,,,
,,...,.d bv the uufaVoraDl" news IRON,
.. d. th. Liverpool market showed
..,,cd strength. pue 20 open 10 y
,.s lower IL came . points lower 10 =
- advance as a result OF Il hea'."N
,.rard from the spinning uade' p'""'p','
,,,sa measure by reduced crop est
,.ss so,lowirg the harmful climatic tie
.'orYieuts sins. sunday The a"N'U'c
,,ro,d coupled with 'he, hulI.sh news,
.,roh, 10 heavy buying orders AZ tne
.,erinr and there were initial adt ance@
The sun., 1913-10-23
CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES,
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Meihieham g. Dinsnore, oank.rs and en-.
s;,,,ns eisborste statistics regarding the
tWantio Cas and Electric Company. which
Controls seven public utility companies In
The Colorado Power Company has de.
c,ared an initial dividend on the prsferrsd
stocE OF the company at the rate Of per
Cent. per apnum for the period Of April
IL 10 November 80
white Weld 4 Co. report that they have
.o,c ali Of the )2,350.6o0 Erie equipment
trust Certificates purchased by them.
James \. Fsr"eli. president OF the United
Wtth . severe cold.
The sun., 1913-10-23
creased i.l5a.ooo bush. Oats. American.

creased 1.15d.o00 bush. Oats. American.
decreased 3.3ll 900 bush.
Minneapolis wheat stocks increased
ooo'Vo0 bushels for four days and Duluth
wheat stocks decreased $4,000 bushels
Ior three days. The Price Current says
corn hisking returns are. like crop returns
at wide variance. but appear to keep up
win Government crop estimates. Reports
oi winter wheat seeding continue to show
Iarge acreage. especially In Southwest.
where great deal OF land that failed II,
corn was seeded early in wheat to bring
on winter pasture. over Texas, okla
noma and Kansas plant had good growth
from september rains and general pastur-
ing or cattle on fields is reported
chicago prices were.
The sun., 1913-10-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILApELPItIA, Oct 2..-During the
forenoon the market was very irregular
with a heavy undertone. In the late AZ
ternoon il became extremely dull, but
there was IA better feeling There was
some good out of town demand for Cam.
bria Steel and that issue backed and
filled during the day. Traction stocks
we're quiet but firm. Philadelphia Elec-
trio was inclined to weaken on offer
ings by commission houses. Arbitrage
trading was smaller and more narrow
than Yesterday. The summary
The sun., 1913-10-23

contract for piers 4, tho Brooklyn ross
yard
MOSES DRAPRIN Schedules IN btuN".p''
of Moses DrOpkn, mauuitrtur'r of tu.. a.
n East TWcntv second street. show lIIn..
Ga. 40 and as.cts SS2 3.3 The hojAl0- "H..
filed before adjudication IN ore. ." "I .
cnniuOsiiIou of 20 c'nts on the Np4.It
MAX MI.STEIN, srO@r d"iu- 'l~. .u''r N'
DIR the ,ialr S'ylr Of tho 'if''
Dairy al "ill Amsterdam aN'nt". -..' .''
avenue and $40 amt f.3 ColUu.h'- "A' ma H1s
~ al. sn ass nnltGt TO lAu'- = tiAyton
The sun., 1913-10-23
Vvuu. Italian Ba nk Notes here.

1t was found yesterday by handlers OF
foreign money In the financial district that
100 lire notes of the Bank ot
ITALY, aggregating $4,000. were III 'irru-
latiui. In this city. principally ON tn" East
side The matter has been placed IN the
hands Of the secret service.
The sun., 1913-10-23

Sugar.-Prices were unchanged yes'er'
day in both the raw and refined markets
with no sales OF raws reported ana the
market generally featurel"ss.
The sun., 1913-10-23

Sales totalled l04,500 bags. Provisions
closed quiet and steady. 'ash PORK was
steady. family, s:5M 81. mess. S2j.1j
1So4o5: cash beef was steady packet,
Sl.ms20. family s20M SEE. cash lard
was steady prime western, vi refined
continent. sll.25: South American, sl1.s5.
The sun., 1913-10-23
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

TX DIVIDEND
Company and Term Stouki Amt
Atlantic Terra Gotta ..'...., ,t'' pttI -,
american Milling, semi annual piu -
Pacinc Power and Light, quar- ~, -.
.rII,y'a 10. and Coke quarterly pfd ~
tr.Ixsra Mii,ing. semi annual. pfd IA
Iynited States Realty and I'm ,
provsment. quarterly .......... -
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Warrington OIL. ...........'.''..' ~
The sun., 1913-10-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct. o2.-Thr market was
reactionary hut very dull on
the decline Sears Ro buck showed tha
most loss. with Chicago Railway Dds,
Peoples Gas, Diamond Match and Am'ri-
can Can common fractonlly lower t.d-
son was firm. Bond market dun, The
summary
The sun., 1913-10-23

y, NJ bids 20 Liverpool were: ''-
nor iilt December, 1875 January
The market there - due 10 ope"
f,. : 90 points lower
o.. ,.4,in-S and stocks We're.
The sun., 1913-10-23

-h- liverpool market was stean\, WIN
-,. demand for spo: Middlings :
,,,.,fs t,p 1t ..Sid. Estimated sales
,.. h,lcs. Receipts, 5000 bales ali
The sun., 1913-10-23

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