davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1913-11-22

The heavy shipments Of gold to can
ada announced Yesterday had several in
tnrestinC features which differentiated
them from the usual seasonal shipments.
They were evidences Of the larger guam
titles Of Canadian wheat that have been
exported through American ports. Bills
have been sold here against those wheat
exports that have built MP large credits
here for canadian institutions. More
shipments OF gold To Canada are expected
before the movement is completed. The
gold exports are in larger amount than
usual and the inquiry that was being
generally voiced yesterday was why eN-
ports OF wheat from American ports
should have been SO much greater this
year than ordinarily. An ingenious sug-
geston was heard among bankers who
were more or less Interested IN the gold
shipments that wheat was coming through
American ports this year IN larger guam
titles than usual becaus. of the incr.a sed
cost OF shipment from Canada directly
broad The prominent factor in this in
creased cost was higher insurance rates
due TO iceberg danger in the northern At
lantic. How mucn of an influence that
really was In the Canadian grain ship
ments bankers did not attempt "a meas
urc. merely mentioning the iceberg theory
as one Of tho Influences that has been
talked Of
The sun., 1913-11-22
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
NiId weather aud Money Condition.
Rctard Business.

Tho r".ei mhu weather. aH.utu..- '.
wrckiv trad, reviews. has had " r't'''.
feet lpon retail trade. particularly ~ ''''hs
to commitments for the present lnr
mand Tor morey PARTICULAR, ~ ih' -.
rejecting the tact that industries axe 't %.
ing Their operations
IN thu uascascuably hight demand for mo.
especially in the East; IN the SoMih ana W.
IN iruL aud steel l. more pronounced ih''
previous weeks Curiatlmcnt OF orcrhlioi' .
That industry has increased AMI W"'" -
forces arc cons u>urr,blN rcdGcrd, WITH r|''
shown. q disposition TO hold "n Tor
lower prices Current demands from 'h'
roads are Disappointing amt 'l,e ialnu- '.
taut lines. while there has been no cheek 70
the dcohun- tendency III quotations 'N
per the stuation cont nueS on" "i 'A'''.
duinesS ana hstaniisl concessions ere
!errd iron, the values PREVIOUSLY pr'
A. AGAINST the-r evidences OF t'Fd" "' "
howevc. the distribution of dry goo"- o.
mans stctdy and the effect Of t'-'
supply anu broad inquiry are ci'u f'
parent.
B,ddsjfetr. says: Mixed chara,ter,-tr.- r
presented IA the weeks trade new. Ti.'t- ..
easonably mid weather has hamperrd rt' .'
trade over WIDE area, winch factor
reacted To some extent on Johs"rs t"i- pm
tisn, as r'r1-ds 'nture huyliis i IN e'w
'hc iron and steel trades continue to l'.'..'
a slowing down movement. money FOR INN
commodailor Is rather t-ht ami cpi,". ... -
seem to hc somewhat harder to make on
other hand activity in holiday trade has i'.''"l
to close IN some q! the -aps rdl-'I nN o..
weather. winter wheat IS III nnc shan" o.
record area, railway traffic IL hclu- oou"t
with relative ease. farmers apprar To 10 .n-
porous and country banks report '.'N'-
heavy demand for loans, while day 60 ...f
buying Of staple articles Is sufficient - t...
stocks down 10 low levels. this being IN. .tt
by requests for quick snipmcut, and 10
phclty of Industries continue active. tnn- .'..
ing to nlniiy slowness IN other dirc t'.s
chiefly IN iron and steel, machinery. .wn,
The sun., 1913-11-22
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Deadlock.

Market dullness like the present Is
really an extremely interesting phenome-
non. 1t is interesting for one thing be-
cause il is a perfectly natural condition,
condition which cannot he brought about
by artificial means. A prolonged period
OF dullness considered in relation to what
has gone before may also have a highly
important bearing upon the future course
Of prices On the present occasion the
market has come to a standstill after
long decline. The exact state Of the
speculative account at this stage becomes
question OF prominence It IL plain
that real liquidation has ceased or that IL
there has been any its volume is inconse-
quential. 1t is also to he presumed that
more or less extended short interest has
been created In the course Of the fall A
short interest represents in effect SO much
future buying power which must be ex-
ercised sooner or later and a short inter-
est is waiting for renewal of liquidation,
which may or may not come. The ques-
tion Of the course of prices when tho
market breaks out Of the existing dead
lock depends on whether the development.
which provides the new impulse to action,
Is OF a character to bring a new wave of
liquidation or n rush Of the shorts to buy.
The sun., 1913-11-22
"uedgiug In Steel Com n, on"

Professional sentiment on the stock
market outlook always expresses itself
to n greater OF less degree in short sales
Of Steel common But in times like the
present there are many sources from
which speculative selling proceeds. For
instance. ii IL not an uncommon practice
Tor tn. short side of Steel common to
be used as u hedge" against Investments
in other securities which 1t would be
uuwise o. difficult to close out. Also
here are many peopl. who sell the stock
short az an insurance because they fnd
that business is falling off in their own
liue or in other directions. There are
some reasons why such a hedge should
not work out prottably. If great many
people decide TO do it at the same time
the chances of success are not especially
bright Il Will he recalled, too that 1t
is the inyariable practice OF the stock
market 10 discount unfavorahle business
conditions long before they become an
actualitv. SO that il is just possible much
of this hedging may he made when the
price Of SOCKS already Contans just
what Il s meant to cover
The sun., 1913-11-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Scranton Electric Company. one OF the
properties controlled and operated by the Eec-
iric Bond and Share COMPANY. reports gross
earnings for the month of October OF sS',G6o,
as compared with s72.ss5 for the same month
last year an increase OF sl2,675. The net earn,
ihs % surplus after charges Of &,, Al, an in.
crease OF s7,iss, Gross earnings for the twelve
months ended oSoees g. lYa NJ, wer" sernnss sssS or
that period were 1873, an increase OF s'l.-
Gos while the surplus after charg-s OF sS's'-
OF showed an Improvement or s"''os
The Continental Gas and Electric Company,
which was organized IN 1872 to acauir. eleciil"
and gas properties in the middle West has
bought the Malvern Light and Power Com
pany, which supplies light; power; steam heat
with about half o dozen other small communi,
ties. The company has also taken over power
plant at Mccooi; Neb The Continental Ca, "ss
has been carrying on vigorous campaign for
the taking over OF properties and cnlarsiilg ITS
ties Its capitalization consists of sGs5,ooO first
lien per cent. bonds. $500 oco per cent pre-.
ferred and $4,000 common o., stock 1 y G Is pay X
clarcd q dividend OF one hall of per ""n,
on its common, which IL snd to be earning be
tween and per cent
Advicea from the I%lreh Valley Transi,
Company rep"ri ina; the sv new ha,f & mlr s,h Mon
Allentown has been opened. The bridge ellmi
mates two heavy grades. several curves and
n steam railroad grade crossing, II IL stated
that about half the mileage OF the new cut
offs on the Phlindelpha division between Al
i,nioTn and ph,iahrhh,a ian are re- IN scry'.r AN, nle
in the year Of 1914. The net earnings Of The
company for the twelve months ended Ono
ber n. 1913 show n considerable increase. FoI
the last twelve months they were 81 OIL SIS
as compared with sS3s.so, for the period ende,
' The gross s Of the company % I Tor The ' twelve @
months fscal period was si,,5s,G50. against 81.
'7s'sss for the previous corresponding period
The sun., 1913-11-22
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Robert g. Real who recently pur,has,d n
seat on 'he stock Exchange has formed q
premiership with George " Deal under the
name ot Robert &. Real ~ 20. The iirm
will have Offices at - Broad street.
Henrv g. Montgomery ID has been sd-
mi',ed to the firm Of Henry c. Montgomery
a 30.
Eric \, Pearson has been admitted to the
firm of Elkus, Morris 4 90. of Philadelphia
The Louisville ias and Electric Company
has declared an Initial quarterly dividend
of ~ per cent. on the preferred stock.
payable December Is to stock OF record
December I. The company has $40. O00. 900
preferred stock outstanding,
Edward Knox Cook has resigned az vice.
president and general manager OF the Knox
Hat Company, Albert Thetford succeeds
Mr.. Cook.
The directors OF tse General Chemical
Company have declared an extra dividend
of per cent on tho common stock, pay
able February :" 1914, to stock OF record
December II. 1913.
The nominating committee OF the stock
Exchange held the last of its three regular
meetings to-day to receive nominations
from tho floor for members OF that com
mittee for the ensuing year. About seventy
five names have been received and these
will be voted on In January.
The sun., 1913-11-22

ruptcy Of the Favorito Company. dealer In
clothing at 6a5 Eighth avenue, show Ia
bilities s5614 and assets S3.0Os
CHARLES GOTTLIEB d co Judge Hough
has appointed W. J.. Bryant receiver Tor
Charles Gottlicb 4 60. ,rorpoTationl
manufH cturers of cioaks and suits al J
West Twentieth street, bond $1,000
The sun., 1913-11-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Alabama Great Southern:
1913. Changes
eecond week Nov. Slo8.81I Inc. s7ssl
From July 1...... 4,0i0.96l Inc. 127O27
Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pacifc:
Second week Nov. $207.623 Ino. SI7S6l
From July 1...... S,9<6,264 Inc. .3763%
Louisville and Nashville:
SCI and week Nov. sl.26S.245 Inc. 36&,07b
From July l...... 235<g.ys0 Inr. 1tJ1,1 ,106
Mobile and Ohio;
Second week Nov. se6b,S57 Inc. s75S1
From July l,..,.. <si9,2l5 Inc. 3Ot,l9s
Rio Grande SOu,hern:
Second week Nov. S1J,1a9 Inc. S1b59
From july l,...., .s0.1G2 Inc. 3O,bg2
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany reports for October:
1919 Changes
0per revenue. s9,3319Il Dec. $40 3se
bp-i, expenses, ,.., $3.50 006 Inc. hil. .49s
Ne, oper. rev, '2,,oias. Dee sssiS90
From July /.
nuer. revenue ,s56, Si77so Inc. si,7lf 800
Oper eNpenses, "b,o2sG32 Inc, i,7ya, 0G3
est oper. rev. ..SloSsiIs7 Dec. U7.Isl
The sun., 1913-11-22
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks
Paid by banks 10 Sub Treasury ...
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Paid BY Sub Treasury to banks Z,
Paid hy banks to sub Treasury 90.
Loss by banks, ........ ......
Loss tn banks same period pre-
vious week .....,...,.,.,.,.
The sun., 1913-11-22

Receipts from customs YESTERDAY sHsl,a:
from internal revenue ordinary, 81. .4:s SIS: cor.
pOration tax. $685., and miscellaneous Si54, ,s%7.
National bank notes received for redemption.
s. 439. 6l0.
The cash statement OF the United Staten
Treasurer for November 20 shows:
GREERAT, FINN
The sun., 1913-11-22
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
Transac actions From OpenIng to ..lS.

ms E4p.4s lChi & W Ind IS IvY NH&H 81
s'ii;i 4 i:i ~ S ;. pslS il Hud y :. GOO: Sss
fla: efs, = !. bs SS0e I'd esi7. ~ sdod ~. 81
Smeit Sec o. Dn Pont l,ss 1000. ....g9,.
TxT Ss eS B.. ils issc - !; str 1885, 1885,
O. :. % 33l 1000. E. g 9i2l NY Westcheeter
o..".p 37s Erlc..Penn Coal 4 boston !,as
SS:::::Sa7s F'% 9oS1 ,is 5. sSo:'
9. .ssia cen Electric /, , NSSisik 1 y ~ s
Q. u 3as Great Morals Norf&WPocs -
sI III a0Ss Cent i. ss isss Sssss P:c!ss
lSs ssSS Cons coz coo ev ssSSSS.:":s$s
sScs e.: vsaG. oSssin' sSSS &; !:
o. I Ala Zoo. ...Ss7s rae + &Ts:
Arbor Is, as IS 1858 Pa ~ 5fas 1918
our DIS interboi;r;o; % = Mss soSS:.:::S 5N
e ,2xscn Z scSo sS' ,ru', ,,s 1907 GIi;;a
sSS$ : s;,,,!d !,
J, so. o3is In $, pmp ist IS 1900. ....96
& q rn AL 1000. 90 pub Serv ! )! IS
O.....e2ts 1000. ;. .oSiaI 1000. E. 8 . %
ST adj 4s 1000. "a 1000. 100,
2~Ded ,sSss.;. :SSS &, 5'a sssS sSSS
q CIV A.; 100. ...ss, Rssd,nG " tm tat. ::
". ...n ! : Japanese !, 2d 1000. n3is
". ....0 TX Kan CiivSr ref SIS Sfi. & Iron q
Kings County IS StI& sanFr tds
4 d ro,d !. Kings co FLAP st :onis s " ~
4 4 OHIO as 5000. lIos. ssnA&A ana pas, Is
hsnfran IS 4 1000. S,ee' .; ~, II. saicov&NE,s
%. e. q C SO 10000. | lsia South raclhc ~
: :": ,ss.ii is::i \ g :oS:; Sssin:
e, 's' I"Ss lSSe' Isl sr Sss = sss,sv ST :.
10. 40 02ia Ion 4 Nash IS Southern. Ry s.
ga en- IS 10000. .p2:}s 1000. .lO3's
'o.. 1903 Marine ci II 90 So l,wy gr -
No; .nj Mich Gcn 'Gi;i as 1000. :.:7a,I
Mil SO West nev
lo...1Sii 1000. iii Third Ave adj IS
d 'oin, i' Mo- Kan&Tcs -n.U n.w 81.
W. .".nt sono. Sos .0uo. .,... ~
~. e31s Mo Kan6Tcx - 1000. 80. Ala
y Il q III T. 1000. ....7l ''nlon Pacific -
.. ..:a5i& iicS,... iccc.. 5000 5000. :...s!iss
q Eric Isl Nat Imam IS paclnc ret <s
= .
Gas !. sc 5s NYAiri,rk cvcs Union Pac cv -
10. lOl 5000. qTii 6OO0. g ola
& GtWcst 4 Nntionsj1uhcis I y Ruhh-r q.
. so. us 1000. .06 5000. .lOl
~. 0...Tlii ~ Ccntrl 5000. .lOlis
70. ....7 10 1919 u steel 81 rs
: >tpcv ~. 5000 .ppis 10000. 1908
w.. ..lOllo'N i. ( a.. 500. 100
70. Z. y ;is 1000. ~ Texas 60 rv ss
1o. .lOIii n~s' r. 7S1s iOOOs 90
M. .IOiii 1000 .IS3. Va cs BTuwnDrs
4 SIP Cr,'7s 5000 SlI & Go ci's
10. IOO7s NYCitvr ias.l 10000. ...57
%. .IOlis tom rc,s 1000 . y q
y W ~ = 3l0o". IOi 10000. 80 ,'e
Do. .oi7s \YCitvr $3.50 1000. - -
no. Do 5000. lOola 10000. D %
D.. al = 1000. loOls NaCaroiinaC 'sf
n 70 oiip ny Clty Is 1852 10000. "a ?
~ - ! 1000. ..9Gl2 Va EvY
RI&p llH s. W City Is 1855 1000. - .
'n. ... e1s 1000. ..O5i2 Wabash ext -
ln. ....1 12Is NNCi'v3'-s 49, ZOO.
M. be 5000. S5ii va 'rr cts sti
No .Jels " II \ Il,t 5000. A.
lI&f tct Is deb ss " Mcs,crn tlcc ..
no. ..75 i5oo0 1O2Is 5000. 100
, 80 - 10000. lO214 Wn MARYLAND fs
RIP nv - 10000. O23s 5000. - > a
~. o..1 - acno 1924 West Union Js
m. .... 5la 5000. IO2Ss 5000. ....e8
20 - ~ Wis Central Is
)o. ...55i2 1000. .. y ) ! 9
The sun., 1913-11-22
VIM. A.Read Go.
New York
Chicago Philadelphia Boston London
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2l-The statement of
the receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows:
Yesterday. This month Fiscal year
Receipts $2.5l0,e e5s S3s.3,39Gt $500 937 %
Pay warrants. l.sSO6 61l 80, ,4,4 .ss, ,tOs, ,929
Surplus ..... Ss:9. .St '3I.3<a $40 Si1,52s ai3
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Mustpdrti9e Wsdrtte.
@su gori, 8. Ottober.

Nehf. - Narlt fuar beute faum ifetig.--
eprina 8atent 14.40-4.5o, Wiuter GtraigbtS
S4.10--4.20, aDinter Eatsnts a 40-4.6o,
Spring clears e4.00-4.20, grtra Winter
Nu. fe8.55---3.75, Grtra DO. Wo. 3 $685.
$50. Ranlas Straigbts $4.15--4.25.
Ncaaenmebt ipar ruhlg. syair bis
sutes x5.7O--s.90, hoice bis ianep 1886
40.
h Waismes! taum itetis.-Jeines ,Deibes
unb g.lbss 9i.61-i.65, grobes t1.55-l.50,
klHbrieo 1906.
Roaaen lit iiau. - 90. . Beitern 71He
{. III. New porf Erpcrt.
Uerife 1T itetig. - Nalsserite 70--7Se
6. 1. I. Buffalo.
Meisen. - Martt par ungeregelt. No.
. rptber s5e ei. I. Rem gOrt @rport. bo.
03Ke (. o. b. ftwimlnenb; 9to. / 9sortberu
Euintb 944c fob. iflpimmeno.
Uelf6fcrn.-Eer Wartt mar tpillig.--
Grport 79e (. o. B. iAtpimmenb.
0afer. -Warsf mar rahig. -Staibaro
weiBer 4s--47He, No. 2 peiber 4Se, Ro.
8 47--46Hc, Vc. 4 46--46he, faHcp abb
eeinnittener ueiber 4S-49c.
oeu mar Iteiia. Stanbaro 1ooc. go.
l02 Y lose, Rs. 2 soe, Ro. s5e.
bopfen III rubig.-State, oroindrer bic
u4pttk l0kB, Ot-~fftt l6I~, NO-Sok, pdS}tth
Goat 1918, 2S--33c, 1912 23-36c.
bduts iinb ltetig. - Central amer!ea
82e, Bcapta 82-33e.
aeser 1T feit. - SsmIOd firts ss--SOc.
iscoHoS 28-2ee.
Bort mar ftetia.--Jamilp t345o-2T.o0,
hort clear 419. 9.75-2i.50. WeB t23.75-2425.
Beef mar fsit. - Garntl9 $ls.0o-2ooo,
Nes tfT.60--1S.50.
Gut WeatS tDartn tetia. - oepos.l..
Bellies 10 btS II YfuHe. 34-l5Hc DO.
Shin.su i3al-15he.
SAmals mar teute milia. eI.
rrino &lf.i5--1f 90; Wo'Hnirtes mar nillig.
Continent ell.T5, 8. u. si2.4o, COMPOUND
iala 1T itetis. - grima Qttp su sac
gountrs e-sHc. Special e1te.
Baumwo faameH. Gel mar anse'
rraeit. Brima CONNER seibes S71s-7.50
8eirolenm lit .-Rafinirtes N.w
| Deri Buff $500: Barrels $50; Gales
tii.00.
golls III rubis.-- 7Om.F.ie J!secs Gbir
Csc.
| oar, mar wifis Strained, sepbsn
lidbes bio aates e3.0o-+.Oo.
Terpentin lii ftetis su Al Nc.
8eis it ieft--Giubetmli1sr 2A-5ke
| Eafua 5l4 -0Ac.
Rofaifes in iietig. Rem Erteonl
Gpeu Retsie, gutter bis dolce. s5--s5c.
9uder-8ohsr nieortqer-- Raseapats
% Teit, s.04e. Centrifugal 98 feFt S.54e;
NoIaHeb 3u6tr 50 Ieit 2.7se Raiiinirter II
itetia. Gut 2oof 5.Sot. QruIheb $50, WouIe
| "a 5.f5e. Cubes 5.05c. Boueereb 4.e5e
Uronulateb Assoc, Diamond u" 40, Con
fetioners "a" 4.s5e, Ro. / 4.55e, So. . 4.05e
Eo. s 4.01s. go. 4 8.95c. go. 8 S.S0t, 30.
S.s5e, Ro. Z 8.Soc. Ro s S.s5e. Ro. Q s.-o:
30. 10 3.s5f, 80. II a.30;. go. 10 s.55s
| Ro. I3 s50e. Ro. 4 8-50c.
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Ehteaac. 8. Cilpbsr.

@.isen. - Jnr 7ss.mber s7-sTac.
am shlub s77se; fur aRui s2 - s2Hc, am
ShlaB 02Kc.
Beff4forn. - ,sar 7esember s91s-
Toe, am Shlub s9s<e, 'tr Wai Tt-7i He.
am ShIus 7ihe; far 5anuar 7oA--7ie.
am SfluB 707Sc. s
Safer-Iar December 41A-42Ise, am
6hfab Acc; fur Wa 4i7s--45 he, am aIuB
45i.e.
Rsesen. -. Re. Heuer s5-s7s.
Gerte.-5S-55e
Gimo.bpi aamsn. - R.usr t3.T5-
5.25.
Neefaausu. 800 1880 per
aeHtHer.
WespoIt - t2,.00 per Dbl syar
aauuar t2000-20l5, am E6ius t2o.02 VI
iar Rai s20.l2 u -2o.25. amS f)iHB s20.15.
6Amaf.. - sl0.S5 per 100 D'une. -
,yar Cstober e10.s7H-i0.s7 am Schlus
tlO.s0; fir Sanuar si0.s7 H-l0.sT1!. an.
6hlus t1o9o; fir Tai eil.o2A-ll.i2H
am 5hlub si1.02A.
Short Ripp.nftiten-tI0.82X II
1l.3TK per 100 4io.-5arG Gitober $i1.02 Il
--f10h3. am SnlHs S1l.o2 y; fir 3anuar
olf.5TH-l1.65, AM S6luS al0y5TH; fur
Nai $l0.65--l0.75. ay SdIub slo65
Butter. Nir,t nar unperdneert -
gyeHmeries 25--3lc per Dfunb.
GieL - Rarst unuerhnoeri. Crbinarr
firits 21h -22ht firfts 2s -- 2sc pc,
9useao.
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QluSldmoiid)e ytatbrifbten

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lit. bebeutet, bob es rpieoer einmal gss
lunaen lit, in sinem CONNER, alp
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Of, aeihehen ieit 4bolf gric Rorbens
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hurh. Damn fo.oten Die tpieoerSoItsu
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Stele trat ssm sluault 1905 narcn
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Ginetnnati. 3. Eftobsr 1918.
Tie na6foiseuben Euofiruneen bs3iehea
Nd nur auf Gnorct- -IranAa!tioasn Bei
i!sineren Uei6hf ten uerben etwaS k5bsrs
Brsiit bfrs&ntt.
presifienen
Ter Ratst mar ruhia, bic Dreile 3etia.
6hmaIi. - Yysma Steam sio.s5 -
ii.05 ob.
fro6enssfdfseneS HisifA. -
Rarft keiis. ShOrt clear Seiien 1sH--
i9s4s, ftertNippenieiteu 124 -f2ke, eyfra
fhort dear Ssiten 12i4-fskc. S4uitsrH
ll--114e, Bellies iyk-lsAe lpfs uae
Hf mehr u:rpadt.
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Geiten isK--l3Ae, fnrSeNippsnisiiea fs4
1876, egtra fhorf clear Seiien l84-1She,
Ghnlsern 10 - i14c unb Settles 144---
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fbcrt clear Seiten 10-l0Ac, sytra ihorf
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3fuue.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-04
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