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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
COTTON CROP SMALLER
First Government Forecast OF
Production Before December.

Washington, July 3l.-The Depart
ment of Agriculture's bureau Of crop
estimates announced to-day that the
condition of the cotton crop on July %,
reported as 1874 per cent Of a normal,
forecasts yield of about l3,s50,000
bales of 500 pounds gross weight.
This is the fIst time the government
has officially announced forecast OF
the cotton crop before December.
The official statement of the bureau
OF crop estimates, announcing the fore
cast OF crop production, saia:
"The condition Of the cotton crop
76.4 per, cent Of normal-forecasts a
yield of asout ITO pounds per acre,
which on the acreage reported July
OF 36.960. 900 would produce about 6,6l6,.
100000 pounds of lint, which would
make about 1S,s50,Ooo bales of 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
Pennsylvania June Repor

The Pennsylvania Railroad SISTED
in its report for June shows gros|
earnings. including the lines east ant
west of Pittsburgh, amounting to SO.
967,199, decrease Of s2,747,S6i. I'd
revenues were s7,423,46i. an increas'
Of s276.967. which was made posSiea
by decrease Of s3,024,329 in operst
ing expenses. Total operating reve
nues ~ the Pennsylvania for the ~
months ended June 30 were sl10,tss'
sol, q decrease Of sl5.667 $50. Net 10
the period was s26,659,20i a loss y
S2.342.l 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.
I BY Telegraph 20 Tho IrIbuhe' J

~ I0ItsIdVII 10 IT" IIIDU"''I
Philadelphia. July 5i.-The local wool
market continues strong. with much better
demand for combing woods. but new business
h hard to get. Dealers appear content to
wait until manufacturers will be compelled
10 come into tho market and pay their price
Al present tho manufacturer is playing n
waiting game. and buys only when compelled
10 do so. and then only In small quantities.
Prices show "A tendency 10 go upward. For
eign woods quiet. but firm. Quotations: New
York Michigan and lndiana-t'ine Delaine
unwsshed, % &c; fine medium, y - &c (:
meii 80, 27H2Sc; low medium. &c. braid
and low combipg. 20a2lc; bury. seedy and
cotte1 Goa Ole. Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
Virgioia-Fine delaine, washed, 81 q 32c; XIX
and above. sou sic; fine medium, SEA 33c
low medium. 30d3 ic understandable * or
XXI. % u &c: fine desine. unwsshed ga
2sc. fine * or N%), rs a Csc; fine medium.
2s n 29c: medium. II u q she; low medium.
q q CSC: braid and low combinS' 22g &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
BANK OF ENGLAND
GIVES UP GOLD
Over 100000 Withdrawn, of
Which All but $4,000 Goes
TO the Continent.

london. July 81 Bullion amounting
to s13g. GOO was taken into the Bank OF
England to-day and II, 34S 600 was with
drawn Of the latter amount s54S,0O0
was for shipment to Belgium, Sl43,OOo
to France. $4,000 to the Continent
generally and $4,000 to Malta.
Gold premium at Madrid was $50,
against 800. the day before; at Lisbon,
100, unchanged.
Paris. July 31.-Three per cent
rentes we're quoted at rs francs for
cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

White potato market steady on Jersey; roor
on southern. White onions trmer-- -Fractl-
cally all varieties Of vegetables show some
decline. except string beans, caulfowers and
tomatoes which sold rather better. POTA-
TOES. Dbl or baS 81 SjaS9 10. Jersey. round,
Dbl or bag. 81 75Use; long, Il 65aSl -; south
eru, Dbl. 81 50TS1 40; seconds and culls. 'sc1r
81: SWEET POTATOES. old, No l. basAet,
15cdsl 10: now. G.. bb s. J0dA 20: VANS
y e. bbi s. 50dH %: ONIONS. Jersey. basket.
81 j00s9 80; l. ], basket. 81 1jnS2 T.: bbl. IS %
GN 20: Md and Va. basket, 81 5nSl 30; Or
angc County, bag, &GS2 90: Connecticut Val
100 N bag, 80; Cal. summer crate, 81 joGSl 20;
BEANS nearby. lag or basket, 5OcnSl ::
BEETS. 100 punches J0cqSl: Dbl, JocnSl;
CARROTS, 100 bunche- 50csl; basket 400 90
Dbl, unwsshed. SdSl 20; washed 81 j0qS2 %
CELERY, Jersey, state and Mich, doz
punches 10d40c: rough, case. 81 50oS %;
CABBAGES. nearby. Dbl f0d6oc 100, 81 5Ca
50; CAULIFLOWERS bbl 75caS 80: state
bbl s. 50a$f; CORN. Va and y &, crate lJc
dSl O.; Jersey. per 100, 7jcdN IS; CUCUM-
BEERS, Va and y g Dbl, J0aIjc; Del and Nd,
basket, l5040c: Jersey, basket. j0G60c: box.
S0ai jc: Long Island and Jersey, bbl, ,5ca
81 -; hothouse basket, 7JcaSi; CUCUMBER
PICKLES. obi Si0Sl 80: EGGPLANTS, Jer-
soy. basket. 6Od75c: box JOa6oc: Va. crate,
81 -: LETTUCE. basket, J0caN -; doz boX.
1JcdN %; LIMA BEANS, Southern, basket,
slaN %; Jersey. 81 95dSl 30; oKRA, Jersey,
peach basket. 75caSl: PEAS. state basket.
75cdSI u: bag. 5Oa90c: PEPPERS. Fla and
: g box. 7ocnSl; Jersey. Dbl. SldSl 80; has
kct 60N6lc. box, f0d50c; ROMAlNE nearby,
basket .5G50c; box 50n60c; SQUASH. white
Dbl. 5Od7jc; yellow. crooked neck, 50caSl;
marrow, Dbl. 81 j0dSl Is; TOMATOES, Bal
timore. : basket carrier jodiJc; South Jer-
scy Acme basket carrier. 50u15c; stone.
gOrdsi: Grant 50H90c: nearby Jersey, Acme,
box. 81 25asl a.; stone. Sl9Sl %; Grant, I1ca
81 -; TURNIPS, white, bbl, 2Jcn$; rutabigi,
1880; WATERCRESS, per 100 punches 81
ISf 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
PHONE MAY DOOM CLEAR
Trace Calls in Effort to Show
He Planned Murder.

Haverstrsw, July 3i.-District 40,
torney Thomas Gagan OF Rocklsne
County began to-day to check up tele'
phone calls between William Y. Clears
former town clerk Of Hsyerstrsw, ar
his son-in-law, Eugene Newman. who
Cleary killed. His purpose is to try ,
learn what conversation passed b.
tween the victim and Cleary and b.
tween Cleary and his wife just prior
the murder.
The latest information is that YOU
Newman telephoned TO Clesry befo
going to his doom. II Gsgsn can pro
this il will enable him TO show
grand jury that Cleary expected New
man and deliberately planned his mu
der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
POULTRY.

DRESSED Market very quiet. Fancy
heavy fowls scarce and firm. but other grades
slow and tone not 50 firm. TURKEYS. fresh
killed. Western. fancy 17&lSc; CHICKENS,
broilers, bbls, Phila and l. ! squads. pair,
90 a zoe; Phia, fancy. ? ID each. ESQ soc ;
Penn. average best, Csc; Va, selected, ga
23c Western, fancy. milk fed. - 23c; corn
fed. dry picked. II a 22c; scalded. l9q 23c ;
FOWLS, box packed. 12i1 a 1910; Dbl
packed, 13n19c; COCKS, old, 1914 a l3c ;
DUCKS. l. !. 14aI6c: SQUADS, white,
prime. 81 rs ds3 70; dark, 81 25GSl so cullss'
50n75c. Frozen-TURKEiS, box packed,
young hens or toms, 25a 2Sc; Dbl packed d., 20
n 25c: old, % 24c. CHICKENS, brollers,
milk fol, i5a19c: corn fed l4d lie; roast
ers soft meated. milk fed, $50 &c: corn fed,
l4d zoe: FOWLS. box packed. $50 1910. az
20 size and quality; ROOSTERS, old, 1871 n
13c. ALIVE-Receipts to-day, carloads by
freight and about 2 cars by express. Sup
plies light; demand fairly active and fee ling
firmer or fowls: broiers slow. though prices
unchanged. CHICKENS. broilers, lSq2lc;
FOWLS. sqlskc; ROSTERS; old. l2c f;
Southern. old. l5n16c. l. l and Jersey,
spring. 1914 q17i=c; GEESE, Western and
Southern. old. lac: GUINEAS, pair. 90 a csc /;
PIGEONS, live. pair, soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
NEW YORK PRICES
RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCFS.

HOUR Was inaCtlVe. with prlcos very n
regular hut business was limited 10 small
lots. Spring patents. 81 90dSs "a: wiuter
straights 81 I5dN 81; winter patents. 81 $50
winter. Sc 7O1S3 90 No .. s. 50ds3 b.; Kansas
straights, g 2JqN 81: fancy spring patents
g. Sass 90. RYE FLOUR-NominaI Fair
to good 50 jOd3 g.. choice to fancy, 50 g0O
81 -. CORNMEAIs-Un Kiln dried.
So s.. CONSERVATIVE white and yellow.
81 55mS1 90 coarse. 81 50q$1 50. FEED
Western ominal bran 10 arrive 100 10
sacks S23 90: standard middlng, S26 10; flour
do. SO 10; red dog, s3l; city, nominal: bulk
S23 GO. sacks. 50. miidllng 81 soas31; red
dog, t32: oimeal t33dsg3 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Combined gross earnings on STOCKS
OF subsidiary companies owned by the
American Light and Traction Company
and miscellaneous revenue amounted TO
sfAi5.61O for the twelve months ended
June 80, an increase OF $4,000 over
Inc preceding year. Operating eX-
penses increased Si9,634 TO Sl39,465,
leaving net earnings Of $4'276,i44.
Surplus and reserve as or June 80,
iefs. was S8.973.ls6. making total sur
plus earnings for the year ended June
10. 1914. Of Si3,249,29i. During the
year dividend disbursements totailed
sS67f .627. consisting Of S854,l12 on the
nreferred stock and a common stock
div,dend Of 81 1857 leaving sur
nlus balance Of S9,577 ,664, $6O4,oio
Greater than in 1913.
Ohio State Telephone.
The Ohio State Telephone Company
orgaS1izpd ~ Ohio capitalists con-
s-ss,s with sse independent telephone
companies IN that state, has taken OYER
The fifteen Ohio telephone companies
ubicb have been controlled for a num-
her Of wears by j. p. Morgan g. Co. A
svndieate made up Of Ohio brokers Is
ofrering S8.O0O,OO0 per cent cumula-
i've preferred stock and 100000 com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. July 31.--The condition
Of the United States Treasury at tho
begirming Of business to-day was.
Net balance in general fund, Sl43,392,-
200; total receipts yesterday, $l,72l,-
257; total payments yesterday, 49,
491 $40. The surplus this fiscal year
IS s2.135, 096, against deficit of $i0,-
54O.2l9 last year, exclusive of Panama
Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
sHEEpsKINs SOLD IN LONDON.

London. July AT the Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal ..ecpskins sale today 500
$50 skins were offered. and only Is,9oo were
sold There was no demand from we ton-
t.nent and prices realized were isGAtd lower.
which Was paid by the home trade for the
ANAL lots sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

Weekly movement figures Of tho New
Yorl, Cotton Exchange follow: Port re-
ccipts. 1G.715. against 1876 last year;
overland 10 mills and Canada G@l. against
G.37J last year: Southern mill takngs. es-
timated 10000, against 10000 last ycar,
loss OF stocks at interior towns, 1891
against 1871 last year. brought into sight
for tho week. 1T.9S5 against 5000 last
year. Total crop movement: Port re-
ccipts. 10.4OT 444. against 9.S45.2 j4 last
year; overland ia mills and Canada. l.1JO.-
45S against 1.O92. 900 last year: Southern
mill takings. 500 600. against 2,I1j.000
last year; stock at interior towns I'm OK
cess Of September I. 2.S06 against 45,S1j
last year; brought Into sight thus far for
season. 1A.feo.7o3. against 1375S,1GS last
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

CALL MONEY. q per cent
TIME MONEY There we're practically no
transactions in time loans
MERCANTILE PAPER-Rates: There
nominal rate OF per cent. but there
were no dealings.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
changes. 1853. .t95; balances. si7.709. 500
The Sub-Treasury was a debtor to the
amount Of si5S5si.
SUB-TREASURH.--N York banks lost
10 the Sub-Treasury f3.073,0Oo and lost
since Friday $3.50. 900.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--B Boston. par
Montreal i67s discount Chicago. i0c pre-
MUM. Cincinnati. 25c premium: San Fran
cisco. coo premium; 81 Louis. zoe premium
bid 30c premium asked.
BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. exchanges
S2s.62244I. balances S2.275.f70: baltimore
exchanges y6.l26,25i balances S5s7 ,5ST; Chi
cagO. exchanges S52.67l.722. balances So
6l4I47: Philadelphia. exchanges 81 .5i9.l9s,
balances sl,S77sSl: Sc Louis. exchanges
si1.72523s, balances 81 .05i7S9.
SILVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. price OF
bar silver IN New York. 52i.c. unchanged
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at iOc.
unchanged.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--The market was
again nominal. Sterling cables sold as high
as $50. Bankers declined TO make any quota
lions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JULY 81.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.


The first name Is that Of the debtor, tho
second that Of the creditor. and date when
judgment was filed:
American Paragraph Coz J. smith; April
%. 1912: fll1 s..
Driyet jacques Morgan Realty Co; Dec
H. 1913: 1916 81.
Masche. Wihelm-Bsydse Lumber Co: April
8. 1915 sioi g.
Cavanausn. Alice J.-F. A. stone: MAY s.
1914. fl2S 81.
Hlscock. Jeanette ST. \. Mckenzie: Feb
49, 1912; sl57 81.
Kline. George c.. and John Murphy--N.
Postal; March Is, 1871; Se,2l1 a..
Now York Railways Col Weinstein; June
H. 1914: 1926 Is.
seery. Frauk-J. Krstodvil; July %. 1914;
Sis &C.
McAlister. Charles S.--w. & j. sloane: April
., 1910. $751; 30.
Nov York Press Co. Lmited-J. r. Cohslan;
Jan a 1912: $3.50 r.
Cosgrovc Margaret T.. and Harry l.. Hor-
witz-B Toplon March ~, 1914: S642 S.
Mayer. Dayid-MarN & Rawolbe; July %
1914; s129 81.
The Bronx.
Globe Rye Bread Con-. Newman; March
"a 1914; 81 1853 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

centrifugal 2s4Gt2 sc for molsssss. and
. o 32a2 16c. cost and freight In 1ondon
beet sugar WIS weak and lower, with July
quoted ils 81 August o. 31d. and October
December Os Cd with the curb ~ ~. ~ I'D
and gs SID. respectively Willett A Gray:
Total stock OF Europe and America, 2Is3 -
Gl8 tons against . 5j7. 6ss last year at the
same uneven dates Tho increase OF stock Is
90 SIS tons. against an Increase Of 100. $50
tons last week Total stocks and afosts to
gether show a visible supply OF 2.O47 .ji6
tons. against 1883. 6Ss tons last year. or an
Increase Of 2G3 SIS tons
Quotations for CUBAN raw sugar futures.
basis ng,degrees c I T. New York reported
NJ. IInnLlna ILrnihnra- d Ernal -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

pounds gross weight. II an allowsnce
Of per cent be made for sbsndoy
ment, the present forecast would re
about 1925 900 bales, which compsres
with 14,l56,O00 last year, iS,703,000 two
years ago, l5,693,00O three years aga
and II sos, 900 four years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

Without becoming any more active the
sugar market was nrmer to-day. with all re
nners now holding AZ T.. zoe for iine granu-
lated. Raw was unsettled, owing 10 the IN
favorable political situation abroad and
while there were sales OF some 10000 bags
OF Cubss In por; to the American, renners
generally We're IN "A wa. ling position The
price paid for the sugar was 9-32c, equal
TO 399c for centrifugal. but there was no
asking as high as 2a.c for cost aud freight.
The market closed firm. at 3.29q3 32c for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
METAL EXCHANGE CLOSED.

At meeting OF the board Of manager
yesterday the exchange was ordered close,
for Friday. saturday and Monday and al
deliveries suspended. The board OF manager
viii meet again next Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.

Iron. y. No ISIS % coffee. No Rio -
Iron. y. No 2 Il - Sugar, granu... ~
Iron. S. No 1 - 90 Molssses. on p, 70
Steel rails. 10 Beef, FANNY ;'Nlo ~
Wheat. 40 red N2, Tallow, special rs
Corn. No vel sl4e Pork, mess. > ~
oats. stand VIII $50 Hogs. Dr. 100 10 a. a.
Flour, Mpls pat . 20 Lard, mia west = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
COUPONS AND pIYIpENDS.

COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS.
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company
16, IS, 20 and 90 WILLIAM STREET
New York City
Coupons aud Dividends due in August
are payable at this office on and after
August LIST, 1914, as follows:
Arkansaw Water Company
Birmingham Water Works Company
Clinton Water Works Company
Cornell Steamboat Company
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Rail-
road Company
Citizens Gas Company OF kankskee
Commonwealth Water & Light Com
pany of New Jersey
GloversviIle & Brosdalbin Rsilrosd
Company
Guyandotte Water Works Company
kokomo Water Works Company
Lackawanns Iron & Steel Company SO
Monongahels Valley Water Company
Montgomery Street Railway Company
Peoples Street Railway Company. Iul
zerne Co, Scranton, Pa.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago l. 81
Louis Ry. Co. Series E, II. 81
Pyle, James & Son
Port Of Havana Docks Company
st. Louis Merchants Bridge Company
Seymour Water Company
Stevens Point Water Company
Union Club
Vandslia Railroad Company
Victory Manufacturing Company
Dividends
AUGUST ISL, 1914.
The Farmers Loan & Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
liverpool weekly report. with compare

Special Liverpool cables: Spot. irregular
and unchanged. Sales. 1000 bales; specu-
lation and export. 600; American 5000.
Imports, 1000, mono American. MiddlnE
upland. coed. Futures opened irregular.
q 20 l. points lower: closing prices, Aug.
G.4Jd: Aug Sept. G2Sd: Sept-Oct 6.2id;
Oct-Nov, G1Sd. Nov Dec. G.12d: Dcc-Jsn,
61tizd: ian Feb 612Kd; Feb March,
61%Id: March April. 615i4d April May.
G1Gd. H1ay-June. G.16isd; June-July. g loo
July-Aucust. 6.1iied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

New Orleans. July 31.-The cotton
market was brought to an abrupt end
in the middle OF the morning session
to-day by the board Of directors, who
considered that the European situation
warranted the suspension Of business.
During the hour and half the market
was open prices dropped in spectacular
manner. At their lowest the trading
months were 100 TO 1876 points under
yesterdays last prices. The range OF
prices for the day was 100 to 1874
points. The close was At net loss Of
50 to 20 points. Heavy buying by
profit takers on the short side at one
time resulted in a violent upheaval,
which put the market to 10 points
over yesterdays close. From this
there was an equally violent drop.
based on the news of the failure Of
Northern cotton firms. and resulting in
the widest scenes the market has wit
messed in years. There was a great ac-
emulation last night of selling or
ders in brokers' hands, and the filing
Of these orders caused a drop Of 80
to Is points on the first call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
COTT0NsEEn OIL

The msrSet WAS weak. and more or less
demoraliZed. owing 10 heavy liquidation i'm
the near positions. which uncovered stop loss
orders, and prices al the close were 5 10 fB
points net lower August showing the great
est loss \ large number OF traders wanted
10 close the market until Monday. but A
motion TO this cnect MAS defeated. Local
contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
The Bronx.

Levy. Charles-O. Highlander. 81, col SO.
Specter, Gdsly-H. SaSlsp r. al. tl97 10
Steinberg, Samuel. Eaplsn. S274 0s.
Iaccardi. GustayO Ar. Sanford. t299 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
cor FEE.

Owing 10 tho chaotic and dcmorslizad con-
ditiou Of the commercial and financial mar
kets both I'm Europe and IN America, the
board OF managers Of tho local Coffee EX-
change. with the sanction OF tho members
closed tho exchange for the balance OF this
week. and the board will meet again on Mon
day 20 decide on the advisshlity Of opening
the market. The business on the street was
more active, and prices Were firner. Rio No
IS being quoted A. 7s,c. or Al advance Of
i-c from THURSDAY There was also some
trading on tho street for September deliv-
cry. which vas quoted A. 6.09d z i0c. COM
pared with Thursday close OF soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was weak
and lower under active liquidation. PORK
STEADY dess. stat2i n: family. seidtls:
short clear. so jOaS22. BEEF-Mess. .l7f5
81 ~; family, flSaNs packet. ,l7asls: OK
Rarely steady; hacons lc7sc: $50 N. l3r $50
H. l&.c. ll0 III, l3[c; pigs. lr,c. CUT
MEAFS-,Pickled bellies quiet: 10 N. i5i4c;
II ~. l'c; IA N. lfisc. Picked hams steady.
5s4c: country, 5a.ff6Hc LARD Weak: Mid
die West. 9SjH9.95c. city. 9isd9ssc: refined.
South America, li.40c. Continent lOS5r:
Brazil kegs, J.. f0c; compound unsettled, $40
So SrEARINE-Dull. 75,qSc: city lard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-01

Globe Rye Bread Con. Newman; Marcl
a. 1914: 81 1853 %.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-26

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