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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
DlanOe0r Mr00clrller.

Sra SoitingS, 9}e6r., meloeS un-
Der 26. os., at to Wenneifer, Den
ltn9e 6oriner g8m 9locf og bans
ganle Otooer, 2lftenen ioruO fom
til 1taoe, BET ell cDclonogtig Storm
ronte 9uiet o9 ilptteOe oct Here
500 al 8runOen. Ger par fem i
9net, men to aOinoer og et to
gIar gannnelt Barn Tlap uifaOte ira
Oct. 9loef Dor . Dill noropeit for
aeneiam.
Canadian 8acific &inien5 Damp
IT'D v@mpreis Of 3nOia", Der 6re-
oa9s anfom til 6nliiar meO 1900
Raslagerer ON 9orO, 6ap0e upret
traet al ct oGI0i9t 5S6ierg lig BET,
Der 60elagoe 5itonic 9o5iagerer
iortpQer, at Oa 0e / 0nsOag5 par
paa l6. norolige 9reOoegraO o. L.
oeitlige 2pngoe9roo, ioingeoe5 5ti-
bet jl1t / 5i0e til at un0gaa Sam-
menitoo. Sfi6et iejle0e langiomt /
Gage.
9rpans 5oruoiigelie. Sra 1mn.
pa 5la., melOes mtoer 26 Os., at
9rDon / ell (ole ser iamme 2lften
erfIpreoe. at ban tror, aanrpen
mellem 5ait og 9iooiepeIt pi( reinl.
tere / 9tomiltationen al Ell treble
QianO. Sans 0ro anfares ioaleoes:
Seq benter Ooglig ben ltggeition"
At ieg biIoer nonlineret iom Ell re-
pnblifonff aompromis.aonoioot paa
3iooiepelts @rfIerina, at ieg er mere
pro9resiip enO Gait, % paa Cats
arflprina, at jea er miiore iarda
emo 9fooieoelt"
Sra 9teiparf, Z. s., meloeS I'M
Der &c. 6s., at Gait fortiptter me0
line Qlngreb poa 9looieoeIt, o. ira
8orceiter. MaSi.. meloes un0er ionl-
ne Cato. at 9iooieoclt 6aaoe for
iparer iiq ieIp ooer ior 5aft8 9(n-
areb % b. a. 6eifpl0er 1oft for
ocroofeo 6eaI". Sprliq anfer 9l.
ooer at man 6or tnet til 9rugen al
9ripatbrepe / aampen imoo 6om,
meoenS ban oGtio Blot bar 6enpttet
ofientli9e ll0talelier
llleo De brllgeli9e nilfture 2Gres-
beoisniuqer itcotes @eneralmaior
6rc0erict Gent Grants ior0iife 9ep.
ringer til 6pile 5re0oas poa ben
inuffe 9eQrapelesplaOs poa Mill
tprreieroationen peo @eit Goint.
9an0et5 9srpiioent oa Giceprpiioent
Generalization 9eonarO g9oo0 oq aft-
Ore 6eie 0fficerer / 0pr oa 6laaoe
6ob0e forlto ouerppret Ell Gorge
au0stiencite. iom aopetIm G0unn0
9. Snit6, biItaoet al giifop Sn-
nnel 6oIloWS. foreito0 Ere Genera
Ter to OberIter, 2lnorep Carnegie
% Senator Gli6n 9oot nroneS iom
9ia6Grere.
-
sra et ipecielt 2lo0e al r2(meri-
cansSconoinapion Societp" Sen %.
9lpriI me0oeles oS. at 8orcorag56oI-
Der Nlr. ,Sreoerif Ntonicn Der er
Ne0lem al fSeIifabet nnlig bar re-
turneret ira Ganamo aonnl- Gone,
6nor ban bap0e ianllet Moteriole
til ct 8ore0rog ON naonolen, iom
oen nj er." Otter Qlnnooning bolot
ban fit 6ore0roa FOR 01a0et. Soet
Selifobets Sefretpr, Broi. Gorl9o.
rentien. taffeOe for oet interesionte
5oreoroq, opIDite bnn at 0ir. 0aon-
ZEN mart pil beidae oe ifan0inopiffe
2on0e ior Ser at .ituoere 6olf og
,sor6olo oe iomIe Mlateriale til Sore
Drag en- oproig Opgape netop
for n9(mericnn Scnnoinopion Socie-
tp."
1nnff.renn itnnnnr 10 Nnnnf or
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
On iKrigS0uN6r.

Cats @fstratog til SprinBfielo,
N}ais., 25. glpril. - Snoieenoe, at
bette iornooentlig par oct fritiIfe
Giebltf bans Sanpagne ioru0 for
9oHpcntionen, rpffeoe Gait itO |
Masiocbuietts 9og. Ger bar9loo
bans 9ie. ggientlig euboer Sole,
ban oil boloe, blep Der iagt, oil bli.
be ct }lngreb pna GoI. S6eooor boo.
iepelt
galaberetnin9erne ira 5a, Der
bite at man bop0e 9ioet grglIOen-
ten Il 5lertol al 9elegaterne til 9la.
tional.aonuentioncn Gbica9o, gior-
Sc 6om ieirsitoIt og oct 9ab bau
N}o6 til at forisge at plocere 9fooie.
belt .glnanins.alubben" meo iaa
itprfe Or0, iom bans temperament
piI iiIlaOe
9rpiiOenten inoier, at ban M
maa enten innfe eaer pemme /
aapls6et ior Observation-Disclosures.
men. og grim9roalget 0lasiadu-
let's pao 5irsooq oil muli8piS al.
qgre bans Sfpbne. @n0o1 bans
troiaiieite 5ilbpnlere Tiger, al Der.
Iom oct lpffes 9looiepelt at oinoe ct
1lertal al 9elegdterne u9ugtita.
ten iaa oil oct fnibe ior loit at
opnaa @ennominotion I Gbicago.
Cats uManogersa bar iortalt
ban. at cen llgea ipog lolefunit /
Nem @ngIano pil p9re Iige meo in.
te.. % ban mnotte liae iaa gerne
6leopt 6ienme / 8oibington. San
maa fpnpe % Ierupe bonrot, er.
fIGrer bans Aaaogioere. &c nplig
pun0ae 5eire ! Rem 9ampibire o.
Soma bar gioet glOminfitrationen
mi 0nn6. o9 felaeli9 er grpiOen-
Ten taget uo pan i'm nRruGrenoe
Sur ior at ongribe lin forri9e Ben
mco en- enerai iom ban iipIoen
for bar ptit.
Gen i6fite Gags uigtigite Sole
bii 6lipe 6olot / Bolton I 2liten. 5
ser oil 9rniioenten leoere lit ier.
ite u0fsrlige Soar poa 9ioo'eoelts
@eifoloning, at ban er penlig itemt
ino0 % bar unoeritettet Senator
9oriner. Get iiges, at 9rpiioeuten
oil oplpie 0ofimentariife 9euiicr
FOR 1t tiIbaaebiie 9eifploningen =
San,ioig an9ri6es Rooieoelt Se-
natet i @ai6ington net Der %.
res 5orIeg pna al beoiie, at ]looe.
pelt iom @rpii9ent lin 6orislgel.
ie al Gruitene beaunitige0o 6arpe.
erIniien.
aamp" er }lominiirntiouen5
Slaqoro. % ira MI ai oil Brett.
oentea og bans 6orfpnpere, iiges
Der. foncentrere oares 2lugreb paa
9iooieoelt. Brniioenten pil 6ol0e Ell
8 G / 1nler ON 1a9en
Get oenofratiife 9lao g@orlo.
Scral0~ beretter iaa ira @rpiioeu-
ten5 5ale Bolton 9lftenen ben %.
oS. at Brpiioenten foiteOe lin 5or.
bolOSregel, at uno9an Eerionligbe.
Scr, oper 8or0 og belligeoe belle fin
Gale til at nngri6e 9looieoelt og for.
ipare Ia ielp og fin 9lOminitration
imo6 geifuloninaer, iom 9iooieoelt
nplia bauOe Iotolt. Dir Cats 1ale
itrltteoe al DtoobeifDlonin9er moo
lin 7Sororuaer oct 6bi6e Sus
San erflpreoe, at 9looiepelt fori9t.
Tia baDoe misreprPienteret 6nm fnl'
ifelig mistpoet nogIe al bans oiient.
ligc gtringer % life leoet op til
fin a9en Folitif ON uiquare Deal,
og ban bapoe ooertroaOt ct 6eitiOe.
ligt 2site til oct amerifanife 6olf
ON fife at laoe Tia title iom aan-
eioai for en- treble Iernin.
rrnn0[es Ie[efon. Iofno. 30.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
qnrne1t ruunt.

SnrnPn ruunt.
llniberiitetet i 9ltben bar 2ln-
le0ning al lit Subilgun uOngpnt
80 llOlGn0inge til 9Gre5Ooftorer.
Gen en1elife 9egering bar 6eilut-
tet at oprette en- iSlppeifole pe0
SotiS6urp og ell 2ltitIfipperifole i
@oitoburr5.
Sra 5nititrtet for Strait 6orif-
nina Berlin er Der 6lepen itjaalet
200 bpi0e 9iotter, Der benptteS Joni
6ori6gsopr.
llnOer ct poloiomt llpeir Sn-
Dona, 9toroitolien faG0t Der iorleoen
9obet Al fort 1i0 Ell frdftia
Spoplregn, ian at @o0erne opffeoe5
al ct gag Spopl.
2en 10 observation-disclosures aa5.
ne0es i 9tom Ben II. 2(pril. Cen
npite internationale Iu6erfaIoie- aon-
ference oil 6lipe of6olOt Berlin
1913.
Sentimoerne 9hl3lon0. Set rus.
liife 0}intiterrano bar 6eiluttet at
u0arbeiOe ct 2opiorilog ON Sn0-
fdreIie al SemitDo-5 5nititutionen /
2iteri6-@rooinierne.
.Q'proet i'm Iooer. Berlin, II.
2lpriI. Eli v2ofalan3eiger~ telegra.
feras ira Il. %etersborg: Zen rige
inoldtrioriben0e geletnifoo er paa
Stationen So6lino blepen mproet
me0 9reblig All lin 15aariae Sen,
Der nDlig paa @rlln0 al lin Ooarli9e
0pforclie 6leu uooiit al Sfolen.
Mange orpbe5 / Strifefomp.
2isiabon, -. 2(prl. O2ange Soloa-
ter oq cibile @er,oner bleb 0rGbt /
@aar / en- anrp meGIen itrifenoe
Sertitorbeioere oq en- 5roppeaioe-
lima / @illa 9}opa oe @aia, en- 5or-
ita0 til 0porto Striferne faite0e
Bomber in0 2Snianteriets 9}pffer.
Sol0oterne iooreoe me0 at ofIfp0e
flere Salper.
0}ilitpr6erreoomnr / 6e3. (an-
aier, Moroffo, %. q(pr. 7en fron-
ife 9iegerina 6ar erfIeret Seq Be-
Geiring5tilitnn0 2fnGe0ning of9Io6-
6a6et pao fronIfe 9orqere oQ S9S6-
0erne, iom fanot SteO ser for noa-
le Sage ii0en. Ter fommer lln0er-
retiring om at 2lra6erne oiirr Ell
friaerif Stemning o9ino andre Oi-
itrifter.
st Reforme0ift ira 9uan-S6i-
aoi. @e6 ct al gnon-S6i-aai no
iteot @oift er 6or6u0et moo 9GQte-
ifa6er mellem aine'ere, Monibuer,
Mongoler. Giirfeitanere % Gi6eta-
mere 6lepet op6poat Goiftet opfor-
0rer 9efolfningen til at opqipe for-
ploeoe oa ifa0elige sfiffe iom Gent
Ipitetien al aoinoerneS Sober,
Sltitin QtoGart6p ooo. 2onOon
25. 2lpril. SSiitin McGartbp, DO
malforfntter og @Htorifer o9 ! mou-
ge 9lar 0'eolem al @Sorlamentet,
0e0e Mites / 6olfeitone. San bar
ppret ipg ifoen / ginter. Snn bar
fs0t / Gorf / 1880 og por en- al De
melt frtat6ore poIitiife og 6iitoriife
Sfribenter / bore Gage. SrIanos
Selpitpre lau bam neget paa &jer-
te, % ban bar 8ornonO ior BET
irife Gorti / @orlanentet.
fSrnnfrigs 2atitforipor. @aris H.
9fpril. Zen npuOnGonte @bef for
set militpre 1lppeforpS Ro6ertS5ir-
icbauer bar til en- Sournaliit uOtolt,
at ulle 0}ilitpr 5lnbemoifiner, Der
inr 5tApn or ihrp0t nnpr hplp Srouf-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30
21. Marg.

ltenoig Sonoring meGlem 6lpnen1a-
finer og iprbare 9rftifibe.
@iongoliets 6rafal0 ira aina be-
gpnoer at bliDe olminOeligt. Solri-
ge Stanuner / forifellige 9eIe al
NongoIiet bar ifriftIig me0oelt 81.
, reren FOR 9ie6ellerne &utuo6ta, at
De lllltter Jig til bun1
Otter 6orlDoen0e 6or gnan>S9i.
aai uOngont ben in0flDoeliesrige
6prite ira BET more Oton9oli 9(ro.
c5ua8un til ari9smilliiteren5 @Ge0-
6ielper.
areta4Sp6rg5n1aolet. aonitantilt=
opel, H. 9lpriI. Borten far 6enleot
areta-0}a9terneS Opmprfionl6eo poa
at ben grplfe &egsring agte0e at
fop5inore 0e freteniiife 3eputereoe5
2l0gang til BET grpife 0epiiteretfant-
mer oeO at laOe Golaene erfl0re
ugploige. 9ette anier Borten for en-
u6eretti9et 5rObGanoin9 fra @re.
fenlan0S Si0e / freten'iife 6orbol0.
areta-.Q}o9terne ifal 6ertil bape iDa-
ret at Forten ntoatte pGre tilfre0s.
ON Der blep npgtet 0e freteniiife
9eputereOe 2l0gang til bet grpife
Geputeretfammer, ligeaploi1t PED
5oilfe 0}i0ler Bette ffete.
2iterria % 9nlfan. 5 franife 9e.
9erin9Sfre0ie fslger man me0 itor
Sutere5ie peoreren0e 9alfanlanoe.
ne. Gen 9lnifuele er irem6erife0e,
at 3o66eltmonorfiet pil forytage ct
poerli9ere SfriOt i'm 9alfanpotl-
tif. Gen nunrren0e Stillin9 ligner
ful0fommen Stillingen igr 9eiet.
teIien al 9osnien og Ser8egomina
&eo 9crlintraftatsn al 1878 bleo
2onoifa6et geooi6a5ar unotoeet fra
ben oitriglfe 9eipttelle; men 0Itrig
fit 9fet til eoentlelt at 6e,ptte Oet.
te Gmroo0e. 0}onarfiet beflaqer, at
BET 6i0inotil fife bar funnel gere
9rtg al 0enne Net; men Oct piloe
u0eli lpipI oe0 set ringeite llObru0
al 6orDiflinaer paa 9alfan uOfore
Oet : bpert 5alo f6lger man / 3D.
ri5 et5pert Sfri0t, iom 9itrig-lln-
garn iDnes at bile foretage Den.
ne Sag
Gn u6eI0ig 5lponing. 0tannbeim,
9a0eu, 13. Qlpr. 2uitifibet uScbiit-
tes9on3" oif / Mi0oags op meo II
Eerloner, fprt al Broie9ior Shiit-
te, for at tiltrUoe Ell 2peIie5iart
Som 1S6l9e al en- lfortorieil gif
oct oog mart neo pe0 2onoabDen
9ril5l. 2an0in0eu par iaa polo-
iom, at ben forreite 8onooI oa Spi0.
len al 2uftIfi6et trangte neo Sor-
oen.
81 4eriOner, iom befan0t Jig
@onooleu 6leo ilpnoet IN, men
ilop ale aoot ira 6aloet paa en-
ner en- Oaonter, ser fit ct Gi6ben
brpffet.
9nftifi6et gif oerpaa after %,
men fort efter ioiote0e oaioo Ben
onOen 02otor, oa 2uftifi6et oreo no
oper 95inen. Get lpffeoeS ooq at
(nu0p hp(Ni,1+ nor 91+rfn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

6rnnfriaS 2atitforipor. @ariS II.
9(pril Zen npuOnGonte @bef for
set militrre 5Slpoeforps 9o6ert0ir-
icbauer bar til en- Sonrnoliit ltOtolt,
at nlle 0lilitrr ,Slnpemoifiner, Der
ior 5iOen er ipreot ooer bele 5ranf-
rig, / en- NOR Iremti0 pil blipe Ita-
tionerqt peo @rrnien Snoen for
aorpiet oil Ser bline foretaaet fitlo-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

itenoig Sonoring mellem 6lppenla-
finer og itpr6are 9rftifibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

Qlproet i'm 6o0er. Berlin, u.
9(priI. Iii u2ofalan8eiaer" teGegra.
fers5 ira It. @etersbor9: Zen rige
in0lrItriorioeu0e 9eGetnifoo er paa
Stationen So6lino blepen mpr0et
meo 2re5lg al lin 15aoriae Sun,
Der nplia paa @rin0 al i'm ooarlige
OpforeIie 6lep u0biit al Sfolen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

Sra 5nititlltet for Strait 6orif-
nina i Berlin er Der 6leoen ftjaaIet
200 bDi0e 9fotter, Der benptteS ion
6oriegsOpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

Gen en9elife 9eaering bar beilut.
tet at oprette en- 6Gppeifole pe0
SoliS6urp og ell 2uftifipperitole /
Gaito6urr5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-04-30

lln0er ct ooloiomt lloeir ga.
oona, 9tor0italien, falot Der forleoen
! 9gbet al fort li0 Ell fraftiq
SpoDlregn ian at @a0erne opffeoe5
al ct Gag Spopl.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
TOtat receipts. ..lG ess
DISPOSITION.

cATfLE-Receipts III tattie were very
light, even for. a Monday, being, smaller
than last weeks light nun and less than
half IS large as Monday. two weeks ago.
Buyers. all seemed to want bet steers
and we're put out IN the Yards Ia good sea-
son In tie morning, 10. that the big bulk
Of the offerings CHANGED hands In q
very short time at prices that were right
around ioc higher. II wppld appear that
the medium cattle really showed more
Advance than the best cattle which were
slower 10 fiiove a. satisfaetpry prices.
Cows and zheifers were VEN active and
they sold l0c or, more ,hisher, than last
weeks close TIE niovefscht was very
active and practically everything In sight
changed hands In very snort time.
There were only. about A. doreh loads OF
feeders and stock cattle In the yards. but
In spite Of that the fact that they were
very high at thesclose ofslast week they
sold IL anything little stronger again to-
: Slo,Atioas on cattle. Good to choic.
beef steer, ,ts.ten1. 1S;. fair 10 good beef
steers, tkpbS.s0. common 10 fair beef
steers Is. A,5s:oe good to choice heifers.
S5.upfsSoo; good &c choice cows, N.,sat3s:
fair to good cow, s40sIls5. common to
lair. cows. y 7s9t1: fqSd 70 choice
good ..stoekers and, feeders. A.7sp5.5oc;
common TO far stockers. AID feeders, N-oD
4l7s; stock helfers. yS.6o1&I6; veal
calves, S.s1d7.5o; bulls, stage, ETC., $3.50
a n = =-~e~sfT $50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
Mitchell Woman
Tries to Kill Child
and Cuts Own Throat

MITCHELL, S. D.. March +-(specisl)
but for the timely interference OF her
husband. Mrs. Joseph Matson Of Brook
lngs would have killed her little son.
aged s years, upon which she made an
attack. For some unknown reason the
mother attacked her little son with
cuspidor, striking him over the head re-
peatedly while the lad made every effort
to avoid the blows that she rained down
on him. His screams attracted the atten-
ton Of the father. who was outdoors. and
when he tried TO gain an entrance to the
house found that the doors had been
locked and resisted his efforts to get Il
until he broke in the front door. His
entrance 10 the house Heightened the
mother from her cruel treatment and she
ran upstairs and locked herself in her
room. where she remained about fifteen
minutes. When she came downstairs her
husband saw that she had cut. her
throat. the windpipe being plainly visible.
She was hurried over to the hospital and
given into the hands Of the surgeons ana
the wound was dressed. She Is getting
along very we'll For some time Mrs.
Matson has suffered from melancholia
and II Is believed that her mind became
unbalanced for the moment that led TO
the attack of her little son. The little
fellow Is getting along in very good
shape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March L-CoFFEE-FNn-
tures market opened steady At decline
OF 8 to s points under scattering hquida-
lion and in sympathy with easier Euro
mean cables. There seemed to be no
Change In the Brazilian situation and .the
worlds visible supply statement showed
rather a larger decrease for the nlenth
on February than expected on saturday,
but the market met little support and
prices during the middle Of the dzy- 500
sbout 10 10 Z points net lower on the act
NE months Later there was rally on
covering or trade support and the close
was steady AZ last prices. TO points
net lower Sales, lSo.s bags March,
I3 ioc: April. l3l2c. May. l1lSc; June.
Ia ise !. July, Is. &C; August. las septen-
ceu,ber. I22lc; January and February
Hsyre was Z to 4. franc lower. Ham
burg was kRn pfennig lower. Rio. I'm
CHANGED 10 Sssss: santos. unchanged IS,
$500: Is. 500. Receipts at the two Bra
xilian ports, 5000 bags, against soy bags
Iast year. Jundiahy receipts, SWo bags
axaipst $50 last year. Rain was re-
ported In all districts of Sac Paulo. To-
DAVIS special Santos cable reported IS
unchanged this morning. and sac Paulo
receipts Of faen bags. against &.9cq the
presli5,is day.- The worlds visible supply
sfstement showed q decrease OF. s5e.sR
bags AGAINST zs.eS1 for February last
YEAR making the worlds visible as of
Februsry /. L 81. 81 bags. against 1885
- bags last year.
.spor COFFEE. quiet: Rio No. :, -4 s-lse;
santos No. Z. i5lse. Mid, quiet, lSadse,
nominal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05

HoGS-Top hogs struck the $40 mark
on a trade that ruled generally a nickel
HIGHER. The advance was caused directly
By . limited supply which in turn pro-
duced q strong. Competitive demand.
shippers and spectators set the pace,
buytng between IS and 40 PET cent Of the
receipts. All weights shared equally In
the Improvement and the yards were
cleared easily. before II O'Clock. bulk rest
ing in second hands as early as 10 a. m.
The run was estimated at a snort sixty
loads and II included q yefy respectable
crep OF strong weight butcner and heavy
hoxA as these classes are becoming more
plentiful each day. This tendency, a. well
a. prospects Of light hauiing when the
WEATHER warns up. indicate much smaller
receipts. after the next Two or three
weeks. Naturally packers are not I'M
frienaly- To- higher spring market for
both hogs and product an attitude that
Is justified by present hcary stocks Of
product :
A spread Of ts5pSse heavy hogs selling
A or near the extreme top white bacon
averages ranged from SIS downward.
There was practically no business done
under The ,t6-ee marfs~sss.s . -
y5su~ars.fnffre aalee. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05

SHEEP-Packers' orders for fat sheep
and lambs were large and urgent enough
20 cause a strong TO higher market IN
spite Of the fact that supply figures were
had plenty Of life from the start. good
sheep selling al advances of generally 4
dime, while lambs were quoted merely
strong Bulk cleared in very far season,
medium TO common classes moving con-
siderably below the fuli-finish grades. a
trade feature that has been more or less
pronounced all through the present sea-
son.
and consisted largely of lambs and ewes.
try shipments were equally scsfce. The
Lenten bearishness. was entirely absent
In both branches Of the market, however.
and high-grede fed western : lambs
brought as much as $50 In between
offerings ranged from @ downward.
The conditfea>of sheep trade was best
reaching si.26 early in the session. II
anything. the demand for matured NUT
tons had a more creditable tone than the
call for lambs. a preference that enabled
sellers 10 unload easily and quickly:
There were no wethers or yeariings OF
consequence on sale -
Feeders found a small. uncertain outlet.
as orders and offerings suitable for ccun-
try shipments were equally scsfce- Tne
actual feeder purchase last week. was
much smaller than the official total IN
dicatee, as a trainload OF through stock
is included In reported aggregate.
Quotations on sheep and lambs. Gooe
to choice lambs. @.W9S.b; iair 70 gooo
lambs, sa.8960o; good to choice year
hngs. IS .Utao 9; fair TO good yearllnss,
"a. $3.50; good to choice wethcrs, 40
i.60: fair to coed wether=, S.Sgi. 3; GOOD
TO choice ewes. t3.Sa4.zo; fair TO gooa
ewes, S.led3.s5.3
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
SOUTH DAKOTA TO GET LAND
State Given 6o,143 Acres for Tract
in Black Hills.
PRESIDENT SIGNS ORDER
Land VIII he selected immeaiAs
by state Officials from Harvey
and sioux National
Forests.

WASHINGTON. March 4. To provide
FOR carrying out an agreement uiiue.
which south Dakota school lands Win pc
sxchanued for national forest land Oh
s,,naI area and value. President Tan has
signed a proclamation which makes II
nossible for the state 10 select inlhseoi-
ately so.lls acres OF land from the HarheS
and Sioux national forests
This will permit Of indemnity seieeuoh
nv the state in place OF school lanos,
living along and within the boundaries OIL
the Black Hills national forest, which
will become part Of the forest. poaro
Of three on which Supervisor Paul kel-
eter OF the Black Hills national forest
has represented the Department OF Asn-
culture and f. F. Brinker, commissioner
Of the department of school and pubhc
lands of the state Of South Dakota, has
represented the state with Seth Bullock
as the third member. has made a care
full study to learn the value both OF the
school lands and of the areas not re-
linauished by the government f1eio
parties have gathered data for every sec
ton involved with the result that the lieu
areas are known to be fair exchange
for the school lands TO which the state
relinquishes its claim.
This exchange is the first fruit OF a
plan inaugurated by the forest service
several years ago. and laid before the
governors Of various western states. with
a view to settling the vexed question OF
school lands within national forests. An
agreement similar to that with the state
Of South Dakota has been entered into
with Idaho, and negotiations with other
states are pending. The consolidation OF
areas into compact bodies viii enable both
the states and the forest service TO man.
age their respective holdings more ad-
vantageously than would otherwise be
possible. and enable the state to obtain
better returns for the benefit OF its
schools. . -.
Under the terms OF the proclamation all
selections by the state Of South Dakota
must be filed within ninety days from
the date OF the proclamation or from the
approval Of the official plan OF survey OF
any unsurveyed land covered by the
agreement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
CHERRY CREEK INDIANS
SAY THEY SEE GHOSTS

PIERRE. s. D.. March 4-(special.)-
Several days ago Francis C. Cloud. an
Indian at Cherry Creek, about 100 miles
northwest Of here. committed suicide by
shooting himself. Edward Swan, the
member Of the Indian council at Cherry
creek, took charge OF the case and sum-
moned coroner's jury. consisting OF
Frank H. Looking, Sslas Yellow Owl,
Peter Bearsteps, Philip Blackmoon.
Douglas shootoff and James OF. After
an investigation they declared that death
was self-lnflicted on account Of despond-
ency caused by q ruling Of the Indian
council that he make different dis
tribution Of the effects OF a deceased
brother than the one which he had at
tempted to make. Since the time Of the
suicide a number Of the Indians about
Cherry crSk claim TO see ghosts about
and in the houses, and some of them are
In condition bordering on terror on se-
count Of these alleged visitations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-05
Csriet Receipts.
CHICAGO eRAix AND PROVISIONS


CHICAGO, March 4-owners Of wheat
showed discourasement today owing 10
the snallness OF the visible supply de-
crease. Largely In consequence the close
wss AZ net decline OF 10 to A4,sc
FINAL, trades left corn ise1hc down, eats
off ssusc and hog producta Nt4i7i4c
less expensive than forty-eisht' hosirs be-
weeks buyers was she order Of the day.
win the. exception that. winter killing
had been reported In some sections and
that there was talk OF drouth losses hav-
inE occurred IN California. the bulk OF
news proved unfavorable TO holders Ut
was noted that foreign exchanges made
little response TO buliish enthusiasm here.
This did not apply % BBuenos Ayrse, but
mere were forecasts OF larger arrivals At
that port from the interior. A fractional
tally at the close afforded Just a mite Of
sunshine 10 the friends OF higher quota
lions, though the final tone seemed
rather unsteady. ~ not positively nsrv-
Gus. During the session May ranged srom
I.WNc 20 tiotA. with last sales al ti.o9A
OLGA. loss OF ts1Ac net.
Owing 10 unsettled weather corn opened
with bulge up 10 the highest point, yet
teached on the crop. but general selling
10 realize profits ensued. May f1uctuated
eetweeo lie and nc. closing easy at Ike.
grades were weaker. No. yellow was
lauoted al Sitdsee for carlots
II was narrow market In oats May
ranged from 5sitc TO Sess66Sc with the
close &c down at 6siic even.
Provisions were weak and In the end
exhibited decline all around. pork 100
lsi.c and tbs rest OF the list zisQ6c.
me leading futures closed as fonows:
lArtIcleI Open. High. Low. Close Baf'y.