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The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

should be SO, for PRINTZESS tailoring is the result of a
perfected processes years of knowing how - that eliminates
faulty work at these four. proof points, where most garments
fail.
PRINTZESS garments hold their shape after months
Of wear they have the same new, fresh appearance they had
the day you purchased them.
PR1NTZESS PHO Canvas, the new shape-retaining fabric,
lis responsible for this-its a new fabric, moist-proof, wear
proof-that is owned and controlled by the makers of
PRlNTZRtS, and can only be found in PRINTFESS gar
ments..%H4
The price Of PRlNTZESS. garments represents unusual
value; better materials than a custom tailor could afford to use;
try.on; and shapejness without constant pressingszexpense
and trouble.
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

And be able to tell him also that the price was no more
than you had usually paid for the everyday, ordinary kind
while the style, fit and grace of this "DISTlNCTION-IN-
DRESS" garment was what you had been anxiously looking
for.
This is an easy matter if you would let your next garment
be a "PRINTZESS."
All materials are of the true wool quality tested and
retested before they are adjudged worthy of bearing the
PRINTZESS label. There is reason in such careful testing
in such extreme caution - for the PRINTZESS label is a
guarantee that each garment must give you two seasons
of satisfactory wear.
The curving lines of PRlNTZESS fit are more accurate
than the "custom-made fit" of your talor-never a wrinkle at
collar, shoulder, front and hips - and it's logical that they
The Dickinson press., 1911-10-14

II mllltld boys WILL COIIlIilc1lCc tNelI
regular seasons drill on Monday even
ing at the armory.
The Missouri Slope Development
League was organized at Bismarck this
week with Karl Klein of Washburn,
president, and Ex-Mayor Geo. Frye, vice
president. c.. H. Olson of Bismarck is
secretary and C.. L. Zimmerman of Man.
dan is treasurer.
W. J. Simms. manager of the Scran-
ton Brick Co... was renewing acquaint-
ances in Dickinson the first of the
week. He met with quite a serious
accident two months ago and still uses
one crutch. Mr.. Simms was formerly
with the local brick companies.
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Monroe returned
the first of thess week 70 their cattl,
ranch, On the Little Missouri river soulht
east ofsthe, Robert Wilcox; place. Mr.
and Mrs. y. l. Richards took Mrs
Monroe out: in their auto. willis Mr.
Monroe drove back with his team.
The large audience that, greeted "Th
White Sister" at the opera house o.
Monday evening was generally ar ap
preciative one. The distinctive dra
matte end emotional character of th
play always holds its listeners spell
bound. The entire caste played thei
parts. exceptionally sood.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Zemsta OLGA

" t -||- - 'att w.
spada ma kazdego kto dotyka}by
.yna Plotra Bondy z South Rookie
wood, Mich, lecz on.ebyl bezsil-
nym pred napadem ,chcroby merck.
), Doktorzy ME mogli mu ponce"
pisze On, INA ostatku dalismy mu
Electric Bitters j polepszy}o mu
sic znskomicie pc uzycu szesclu
butelek. Jest to n%ajlepsze lekar.
stwo q :nerki jake kiedykolwiek
widziafem. B6le W klzysach,
meczenie, n~erwowosc, brak apety-
tn ostr1egaja pred schorobq merck.
kt6ra moze sig zakohcsy6 wodns
puchlina hub choroba Brlghtsa-
Wezcle Electric Bltters ola pew
noSoi. Kazda butelka gwarantowa-
na " apiece: NJ. J. Kowalewskiego,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Uczcie sic pc angielsku !

Pozw6lcie nam sobie .pokazat
jak mozecle DUO wiecej pieniedzy
zaroblG bez d}uglch godzln j ciez~
kiej pracy, 10 kt6rej ME jeste6cie
przyzwyczajeni. Pozw6lcie nam
dopom6dz odpedzlc Vase k}opoty
przez wyuczenie Was jezyka an-
gielsk,ego, aby zspewni6 VAN
dobrobyt s~zczedoie " Ameryce.
Tyslacom dopomogll6my j 2 pew
no6c,a VAN dopomozemy.
Nauczymy Was przez naszaa
~niezr6wnana prawnle z~astrze2ona
metode %listownie, W waszym vol.
nym czasie, trzech mies'acach,
nietylko mdwic, czyta6 1 pisa6 pc
angielsku, lecz W ciagu nauki przes.
pytania i odpow;edzi kt6re twicze-
MIA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna-
jenny vase zdolnosci l.stan-l dora
danny l instruktujemy Was stot-
sownie. Przez co jestesmy " moz~
no6ci pokaza6 VAN najssybsza i
najpewnie]sza droge do powodzenia
a prawdziwa che6 jak l zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie: " ciagu
naukl SIC p~ukazuia.
w naszych cyrku]arzach wy
ja6niamy i. opisujemyIn asza metos
|de tax szczeg6lowo, IL kazdy sig
.przekona j przyz1a6 musl, 3e lat
vie sza. lepsza, szybssa i tahsza
droga do nabycia %angielskiego je-
zyka nawet ola najmniej w~ykssta4-
conego cz1owieka ME egzystuje.
Cyrkularze z~awierajace przedwstep-
ne lekcye wysy{amy zupe}nie bezs
pfatnie dlatego2 nawet znaczk6w.
pocztowyoh ME potrzeba z~afaeczat.
Piszcie zaraz pc ;bezp}atny
cyrkularz i przekonajcie sic zanlm
ma rome ksiazkl pieniadze na darmoo
wydacie. Poda;cie sw6j dok{adnY
adres (takze powiat " makkYch.
miejscowosciach) adresujcie.
Narodowa Szkofa JezykdW
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
|CHICAGO, ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

DECENTRALIZATION ts aG -TEaE |!s#EI4 .t&&agt N&#
do domu ! opo6iedziaf zajS
Gle 2 Mtlagtryna zonie, t. go
sgromila.
- Nliero,zsadnie postapileS
eobie ~ m6wila, ona me-
ze wiecej szkodzic jak POI
m6dz.
JAG jei sic tam ME boje,
rzekl 2 lekcewazeniem GREE
lucha j wyszedl ma poiw6'
rex.
Matg 'So' ?'tI AMI sf6wkiem
ME wspomniala mezowi, co
jei W ko6cu Maryna poleci}a.
Gdy sic tez po}ozyf i zachra'
pal, ona przeiegnawszy sic
swiecona woda, powiesi}a gar
mex " kominie mad zarem,
a poleciwszy sic Bogu posz{a
ma spoczynek.
Sen jej byl niespokojnym +.
Nigdy dotad jeszcze ME "a
k1ada}a sidel ma c%zarownice,
ba}a sic vice skutk6w. Zbu~
|dzila sic tez rychfo. wsta}a,
odstawi'a garnek ma box "
kominle i z bljacem screen
czekala dalej, co 2 tego be1zie.
Jakiei jej bylo przerazenie
kiedy rano jeszcze pred
sniadaniem Ziebowa z obwia'
zana g}owa przyss}a z pro6ba
0 ustapienie lei nowego garn-
kali. Ma}gorzata struchla af'
cofne}a sic Q kilka krok6w J
ma ohwile s}6wka %przem6wic
- 5~t.2is1I
ME mogfa. =,
Vice; to ziebowa tez5 jest
taka!... Kt6zbY sic tego by}
spodziewai! A re prawda, do
w6d oczywisty. Me tylko 10
przychodzi pc garnek, ale
widocznie cierpia}a W nocy
cd czego?9 ano I'D ziela swe~
dzacego Wgarnku...
(Jiag dalszy nastapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
Gag daisy.

Gag daisy.
Tu Maryna chlusne}a po.
tokiem slow tax dobranych,
tax wyraznie oskarza}a zone
gospodarza o cary ze tenze
bYlby jej naprawde sk6re wy.
latai. Brdysiak chcac zwadzie
koniec po}ozyc, chwycil "a
c7apke.
- A wciornosci was ira
pia z babami! - zawo{a}
gniewnie, - OF chodzcie le-
piej 20 NINA do Gizy, bonn
dis ,nigdzie jeszcze ME by}.
Pc tych s}owach wyproa
wadzi{ kumotra i drzwi "a
SODA zatrzasnq{.
Gas niejaki panowa}a CT
sza, az wreszcis wynur2y}a
sic Maryna. Poprawiajac
czepiec skreci}a 60 wiecej
ma baker, a potem okry}a
sic chustka i usiad}a. !
Hal = zawo}aia, = tax
to ludzie plaza "a dobrel Co
ia temu Grzelusze juz wy
6wiadczy}am dobrego, q jak
to on .mnie wyzywal: Ale
- -trEII 80. + = - ( s IE:%I-.sa&+. .E.-t. "&~.
pojeEzekaj1. il: kcosmi "a IN me-
drzecl vice to dziecko
ME miato przyroku? i taxi
ham Smile to m6wic?
- Ano... bo.. - jaka}a
sic Ma}gorzats, = Bog ci tam
vie. Kiedy to Grzelucha sam
powiada}, ze bezrozumnie da'
wano w6dki, toe to i naresz-
cie... Ale mniejsza 0 to.
Chlopiec 5pi, to mu dis
zdrowo, a jutro dam mu in
nego lekarstwa ma pamietne,
ably wiecej takich przyrok6w
ME dostawa}.
- To i wy, widze, mi ME
wierzycie, zadasa}a sic Ma,
ryna, - a ia: WIEN, 10 to
by} przyrok.
Maggie jakad dzika my6l
strzelila jej do glowy, zerwa-
Ia sie z}owieszczo j zawo}ala:
4. : ia to sprawie, De ia co
20 przyroczy}a, jutro rano
do was przyjdzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02

VIA
Grzelucha przemierzyl diva
czy trzv rraxy' Maryne debcza-.
klein przez plecy, DO sic "a
mani czaila, jakby 60 zlego
miala ma my6li. Zreszta pa
mietne jej dali "a lone.
TAX opowiadajac weszli do
izby. BrdYsiak co chwile wy
buchal 6miechem, ale Ma{go-
RATA milczafa. Zanadto dis
wraze6 ma MIA spadfo, ably
mog}a 6miac sic 2 togo, ze
Grzelucha Maryne potyra}.
Grzelucha byl gospodarz
zamozny, mieszkajacy zaraz
ma drodze wegorzewskiej ku
Gnieznu. Dobrze mu sic
wiodlo, boo on byl gospoda-
rem, i jego iona zawola}a ma
gospodyni. Parobcy i dziew-
XII JUL tam silly nadlozy6 mu
sell, ztad tel trudno by1o
dostac sluzby, ale jak sic tel
kto porzadny trafi}, to sic
dial. 1.eniwcy powyganiani,
narzekali ma gospodarza, 10
nagli i pedzi do roboty jak
bydIo, a ma gospodvnia, re
skapa, zrzeda, czysta jedza.
Tymczasem cd kilku lat
mia} Grzelucha sluzbe dobra-
na, jej by}o dobrze gospoda-
rzowi take, Me narzekali
ma jad}o, DO 60 owszem mie-
Ii obficie, ami ME. narzekali
ma robote, DO rcbili tylko to
co by}o potrzebne. Ale ze
roDlu ZaWsze ZaWczasu Ing
Edy sie ME op6zniali, przeto
robota sz}a i'm tez Cd reki.
Przyjazni} sic z Brdysia-
|kiem, wiec najprz6d Grzelu
|cha zaprosil Brdysiaka W
kumotry, a potem Brdysiak
IGrzeluche. Inaczej ME by1o-
by poszlo gdyz Brdysiak jake
obywatel miasta Kiszkowa
aczkolwiek chodzi} ma FARO
box, to depcac CLINE, to ko
piac rowy, jednakze ME sku-
malby sic z chlopem, gdyby
ten juz mt drogi ME utoro-
wal. Zreszta tez ma tenn ku
moterstwie Brdysiak Gle ME
wychodzi}, DO Grzeluchowa
prawie co targ to mas}a ose-
lecke, to bochenek chleba
dawa}a a Grzelucha to sno.
pek Stony, to siana ola ko:
~ a czasem tez j p6}szefllik
zboza swemu kumowi .poda}
To by1 vice 6w kumotr
ale ME koniecznie cierpiacy
- 49, rr,a, 46ts@-s Fl s4+. 5G&tE Il. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-11-02
FIR. XAW.

- Ciekawa n.
- Macie nowy garnek?
- Nam, moi co leno kilka
,upi}.
= Ow6z wezcie to,
n6wi}a dalej Maryna, wydo.
,ywaiac cos z kieszeni "
obwinietego, = jest
o ziele z %dziewieciu grobow
kawa}eczki z d%ziewjeciu tru-
Dosta}am to raz...
cd starej Kun
Podajcie jeno garnek.
Ma}gorzata machinalnie po.
laia. Maryna wsypafa cast
pr6sza, reszte starannie
'chowawszy.
= Ten garnek ma noe po-
W kominie, - rzekfa
= a czarownica Gala noe z
o6lu spa6 ME bedzie j zaraz
'ano przybiegnie, abyscie jej
yarnka pozyczylj, albo spree
lali, byleby6cie jej ME swe.
= Ale to moze grzech!...
Ha! przyr,oo!k, 4. r z ll to :
nie grzechl zadrwi}a Ma:
go. N - 81 ? @S 4
= spr6 l b ia ien N
,pr16bujciee. A te Graz. iuz poi
1e, DO jakby Grzel ucha jesz.
cze raz wr6ci}, tom mu 60.
iowa oczy wydrapac, tax zla
jestem ma tego hama.
To powiedziawszy odesz}a.
Me wysz}o jednak pacierza,
4 da} sic s!ysze6 straszllwy
krzyk: - ratujcie, DO mnie
.abije!
= .Jezu Chryste, zawo.
fa}a Ma}gorzata, to CLOS
Maryny, co ia tam spotkalo,
I wybiegfa ma prog. VIOLA.
ME o ratunek ustalo, tYlkc
Gale kopy zycze6 przesy}a}s
Maryna komu6, z kt6rych
sig choc jedno mai
lzejsze spe}nilo, judy ter
ktos mial rece i nogi po}a
name.
Wtem nadszed} Brdysiak
= At, mic, o%dpowiedzia
20 6niechem maj, ott
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
CONTRACTOR SUES FOR
PAY FOR BUILDING CHURCH

Thomas l. Virgin. contractor ON the
recently completed synAgogue Of the con-
Gragation OF Beth HAmedresh Haxadool.
started suit against the congregation for
IS 5000. which he says il the balance due.
In district court Thursday.
According TO tho petition tho labor and
material OF the construction cost SksO0
under the contract; extras cost, elsa6O.
and a change In the specifications oost
an additional S7b Only Ss.lT has bean
paid says the contractor. Kulalrafsy
and Joseph Wlinsky. trustees, ana sew.
eral contractors and material furnishsrs
are named oo-defendaptA Wright asks
that his claim be recognized a. PRIOR
lien against the property and that It ba
satisfied before claims OF the other CON
tractors are paid.
There Is no disposition on the part OF
the congregation to evade payment. but
the contractor has instituted the 1uat
merely 70 make the claim a masuar OF
record and to secure payment from the
first funds available.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Moderately High Prices Prevail al
Close of Session.
VIGOROUS UPWARD MOVEMENT
Gree OF Federal Court OrderinE
DissOlutiOn by Gain of
one Point.

NEW YORK. Oct IS.-Moderatoly
nlsher prices prevailed at the close oil
Today session OF the stock exchange,
" hich was characterized BY the same
firm tone as on recent days
A vigorous upward movement in the
last half hour, OF the same description as
mat which occurred at the close OF the
preceding session, established a hlgher
range IN prices. The Hartman stocks
Reading Behish Valley, Northern Pacific
Atchison and Amalganated Copper, al
gained q point or more. and United
states steel nearly a point The biddlng
toI Reading was especially keen
Trading In American Tobacco securi-
ties was the conspicuous feature of the
amounted TO $5,S50OO0 The Is rose from
~ TO BIN and the 4 par cent certificates
common stock scared l3 points
General Electric responded to the de-
cree of the federal court ordering the
dissolution of the electrical combine with
a gain OF point although II subse-
quenuy fell hack. American Beet Sugar
reached new record In its upward move
ment. The decline in Allis-Chalmers con
unued, the 8 per cent bonds falling 3
points to IS, the lowest price at which
this issue has sold since the organization
of the company.
Largely on account Of the enormous
dealings In American Tobacco securities
the days trading in the bond market
was the heaviest for more than two years.
Prices were generally higher and there
was a larger inquiry for the most con-
sentative issues
Steal makers reported an increasing
volume OF business as a consequence Of
lower prices. Stin further concessions in
the quotations of some products we're
noted today. That the low prices have
been effective IN swelling the export busi-
ness as we'll az the demand at home. was
indicated by statistics of exports for Au-
gust of manufactured products OF steel
and iron, amounting 20 $40 los 600 as COM
pared with S762S,O0O in the corresponding
month OF last year.
Known movements Of money for the
week Indicate a further cash loss by the
banks II Is expected, however, that the
loss Will be considerably smaller than
last week. Bank exchanges this week
make an Indifferent comparison with last
year. the total having fallen off slightly.
Total sales par value, &,SS2 900. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
atncLc q fAll.anLa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
IS GOING At AUCTION

The Uniun Pacific Ra1fruad company
through It's aucuoneog. r. ID. Van Pelt.
has bean selling unclaimed baggAgN at
6lS South Sixteenth street IN the evenings
after SEVEN O'Clock and the sales have
run into hundreds OF dollars sanh night
The purchasers have taken tn bArEAga
after bidding II In with NO knowiedEo
whatever of tn oontanta The ARTICLES
sold have Included everything from
broken baby carriage 70 . nsw steamer
trunk. Dosens OF blanket rolls and
hundreds Of suit cases havO bean auo-
toned
Bids were made on articles bafora they
ware placed on the block but articles
sold At low prices, few OF the newest and
most heavy laden trunks bringing moro
than - Suit cases some OF them new
and originally costing from So to SiA.
sold at 80 cents 10 g. Revolvers, um-
brellas, overcoats and dozens Of ynolass-
ified miscellaneous articles were put on
the block and soon disposed Of
Tonight is the last night of tha sale
and several tTunkA suitcases ana sur
prise boxes win be put up The auctseu
will begin at 7 o'clock the doors OPEN
ing at Q ouarbar OF seven.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET

CHBESE--Imported swisp, a1c, Ameri-
can swiss. Gsc block Swns. lSc; twins.
label brick, l6oi limberger. 2lb., 100: Inn
berger, 1 ID. 100
BUTrBR-No. !. Lib carton, 40: No.
l, In sO-lb. tubs. SsStoi No. q 0isoI pack
PouETRY-Rroilsrv. $50; sprinEA 10.
loo. turkeys, &c. pigeons. per dos, 9l-50.
Alive: Brallers. H1to; bona, 90; old
ROSTERS and stage, DC; old duckA, full
turkeys. lSo. guinea fowls. Bo each:
pigeons. per dok, Tic, homera, per doz-,
$50; SQUADS. No. !, also. No. boo
eIs t4ot iSc IS % S9aSpss 0 Pss
spanish maekerel, lSc; eel. 1Sc. hadd0ck.
80; flounders Lo; green catfish. 16c.
roe sllad. 500 each: Shad roe per pair.
perch. So; buffalo, 80; bulihesds. iIo-
BEEF CuTS-Rlbs No /. lse: No 4
l3c; No, 8, SIC; LoinS; No. !, lSl4c; No,
lie; No. ], sNc; No. 5. $40. Plate. No. l.
&C. No. 2, So No. :, 4ho
rieties, per Dbl. $40; Jonathan per bSi.-
S4.OO: California Bellflower, per box, 81 .S:
Colorado Jonathan, extra fancy per box
2,25. Bananas: Fancy select. per bunch,
Prices OF Beef Cuts-Rlbs No. 4, Bo,
l91hc, No. 2 lac, No. 3, 9%c. Chuck: No
/. nc; No. 2, 6Stc; No. 3. Sc Round: Mo.
/, lie, No. z. 8Ac. No. g. Sc. Plate: No. ii
&c, No. q &c: No. 8, $40,
VEGETABI.BS-Beans String and
wax, per mkt. bsk. SOC. Cabbage: Wis-
consin. per lb,, lbAc Celery. Michigan.
per doz., ao. Colorado Jumbo, per dox-'
65o. Cucumbers Home grown, per doE'
JOc. Egg plant Fancy Florida, par dos.
$3.50. Garlic: Extra fancy, white. per III
ibc. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per doS
zoe. Onions Home grown, white, par
crate, SL76, yellow, per crate, 81 eO; rcd
globe, per h., 2Ho: Wisconsin, yellow. In
sacks, per h., PIC; Spanish, per crate.
Sl.7b Parsley: Fancy homo grown, psr
doE., punches. 40. Potatoes Minnesota
Early ohio, per bu., 90o: Wisconsin white
stock, per bu., Soc Sweet Potatoes Vir-
giniR, per Dbl, $50; per bu- bsk., Ala
kutabagas: In sacks par III, i5ko To
mAtoas: Home grown. per mkt bsk., 6Oc.
MISCELLANEOUS Caiifor-
MIA soft shell, per h. zoe; In sack lots.
10 less. Brazil nuts Per h., l8c; III
sack lots, lc less Chestnuts Per III.
loo. Cocoanuts: Per sack. $500. FiIberts:
Per h., lac In sack lots 1c less Pea
nuts: Roasted, per ID. sac; raw, per
h. 70. Pecans: Large, per Ib., i6o; In
sack lots, 10 less. Walnuts California
per lb.t pc. In sack lots. 1e less Honey.
New, "a frames. 1916. Kraut Per Is
gal. keg, 40 per b-gal. keg. QlO
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct l3.-METAI.S-
Standard copper. quiet; spot. October, No
vember, December and January, S1l7Ba
II. IS. London market. firm; spot, ETA us
Cd; futures, ESQ lbs 81 Arrival reports
at New York today, $50 tons Custom
house returns show exports OF $3.50 tons
50 far this season. Lake copper SIP 5OI
y spa electrolytic, ~ 25aD12 s7i[ castings
d201122. Tin steady; spot 1920 10. 3d.
October, $40 OOI40 80; November, $40 8Od
lo.45; Deoember. Sc sS1sqs4o sly; January
tons: December. $40g11, and twenty-five
tons october a. 34o.4214. London, firm
spot, e1S3 It's Sd futures, R1S3 lBs. Lead
easy, A25GD49o New York and A15qBI %
al East st. Louis London. f15 s 81.
Local sales 10000 pounds October East
St. Louis AB Spelter strong, Sc 1913 d
New York. and S6OOds.25 al East 81
Louis London Ell i2s Cd Anthony
dull; Cookson's &Sl2ik0S .. Iron Clevs-
land worrantE 4ss 4lbd In London Lo-
cally iron was quiet, No ] foundry north
ern, Sl5. B8l5.60. No. 2, SIS OC1515 s6: No
southern and No. southern soft, $500
6D156O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14

siE +, a SOW, UNCERTAIN
branch Of the sheep market. The frssh
supply consisted OF only two loads OF
lannbe. while holdoverS from yesterday
aid not exceed 400 head. practically All
feeders. Prices held lust about steady
with yesterdays decline rood feeder
lambs selling around tb0(1%. Is
Five days, receipts give a surprisngly
heavy total as all recent proapenan
pointed toward short marketing this va
son. Something like liz 900 head of aheep
and lamhe arrived since last weelS's close
compared with the record run OF over
le7 900 head this week last year. Fully
6 per cent OF aggregate supply consisted
OF feeder Glasses, leaving q relatively
modest display OF fat stock Fat lambs
on most DAYS so that trade In wethNrS
ewes. etc, was poorly tested
Fat lambs started out In good shape
and we're generally we'll sustained until
yesterday, when values broke badly An
Increased proportion OF this class OF stock
and the fact that the local trade was
due for downward rovtsion we're mainly
responsible for the low finish: Fancy
good kinds at - 90 and lees, indicating
net declines OF ibdeSo. A ~ top was made
Wednesday, but the same article dropped
Fat sheep and yesrlfugu are closing
steady 10 a little lower In spots and the
demand had plenty OF life on most days
Coed ewes are bringing IS %6s %. while
choice wethers would land around -
without vary much selling effort Toppy
yearllngs touched 20 yesterday.
The demand for feeder lambs lately
proved dull II was the mcanost weak
OF tho season for selera OF unnniSh ed
stuff and prices had to bo oheApened
all along the nne Current onst OF feed.
ers shows loSsos OF lhG3SSo from weak
ago good lambs being bought on country
account around k.6Sdp%.10 Anything
touching s. At preaent carries q pretty
good kiling aud Feeder ewes are NOV
ing from ~, 70 downward Advance esd
mate Oh weeks feeder purchase l0AoOo
head
Quotation on sheep ana IAmps-Ianlna
good to ohoioa &60QNs6: lanbe fair 70
good, tA&GiS-bQI laAnhe, feeders, SS,b0936.Oo;
yearlinEs. good TO choice 81. eOd34b0i year
hngs, feeders. s. SOdpk IS. wethers, handy,
GAT6df4le; wetherR heavy, &@6A0o;
wethers, feeders SINGS Is; ewes, good to
choice. - SQ8.P0. ewes, calE 20 good. 400
0t2&. ewes, breeders. SasSdfN00. ewes,
feeders. - 261f2 rs, ewes, culls, n6Adn2 n
Representative aalaet
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-14
DUNS REVIEW OF TRADE
Volume Of Trade larger Than Same
Time Last Year.
EMPTY SHELVES START BUYING
Notable ReSuostsa N Ius oas- In
DviSeAcs Dvrfag I@-4 r~-tuAuRN
surs raStostion of Ino-sas.S
Traffic.

NEW York. Oct l1--puu's rsvASw a
trade tomorrow win Eays
Measured by every important tsua eae
volume of buAinese IN larger than a9 the
oorresponding period Last year aud h IL
gradually expanding, the reports frenA
the leading trade contrs during tho week
being especially cheerful There Is Appar-
emily no decisive change In basic condi-
lions, end the increased activity recsntly
practically empty
An increasing activity u reported in
shoes and tho sales OF leather malna mn
a respectable total. In iron and steei
the business, tuding from the latest ~
ports OF untitled ordera by tho prinufpai
producer, while showing Rhght rodyo-
ton from last month, " nevertheless wall
ahead OF lAst year and groAher rosigtAnoa
appearu to CONCESSIONS In pgioeA Theirs
ia Little better railroad demand for raIi-
also improved.
During the last fortnight thsre has bean
notable reduction In the number Of idle
cara, a SURE indication OF tnoSNaend TRAIT
no fAot which IL further confirmed by
the eapteHnbor total Of railroad oATuanRn.
which ware 30 par can't larger than =
year $50.