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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

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ben nuf bic aanbtpirtb 8aft, bie QfIa-
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bon Oelegoten IN sur aorrention,
ipelde brei Sose boueru pirb, bier
eirgetroffer.
Der Surner Dumen 8erefn
orranftaItet beute Ru9mittas In Der
TurnhaIIe etnen gu4re unb BOO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Fred. A. Erscheu
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7u.YorR Str., 2lewport, A.,
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tsf glsmssrt etabt asmmiifnrs en-
o, cebruur 1913

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.oiberrbeH bes eyIrnb Eiftrifts fcnfrr5irt, ann
9etrnae bon sf48.6o sirr 9abiulq areefplfer
psfrhen. Gire NefcIinion ipurb< fer1xr on,
penrinmer, fuoua6 ber aonmnHfr fir Dffenf.
lides gieeitbHm urSb Der GtnfnufS@aen BE-.
bnuud6tiet tperben, lndt Bunmben Brpf. iHg
traft absrtftitebea 6lsrnar Hsrtagirnu.
Gts q. q qfbtns n o n Wapor.
Ht1eftirt; grtbnr nofk Hecsrtex
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
Sellepue unb 1abtpn.

- Nie Satin bes Gs.Rapors
bon 9elIsrue. gran O. R. Saruis.
ift n atl0nth Gitp nod Eusrtm
'8sibea geftorbeu.
- "a ben fdHHtii9tn RlaKeu
sss pfarHSrlsz psu Destss i1sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
WpIenflmb
Sat Derbin6uns nit btr Siterreifb
fdeu Wegisrtns seI0it. neil Sbelm
Der Ukraine 5ugdpro9en
iporoen.

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snaeblatt- meIbet, baB bsr polenilub
feline Derbinbuusen nit ber Resiss
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tras ber Ukraine EberiDiei<n inorosn
.jf.
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isbt, ipie es IN Der Depef&e bsibt
pon beln geeintm Bloc Der poIen.
Ti&e4en unb fiibgt&eu GlasDeu Dp
pdIitipa gema9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
pffssiefIs BertanthHusss
bss RewSsu etabt asymtadss an
II. r<bxrar 1913

IL e<trnar 1913
Ger Eeturcrt giutt ber etabtRommiHdrs
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Clos. D. mcGre1. Wnpor pro tsuIp., cine
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iperbR folIaf. - 6ierrlf BerfaaiHo.
(Bes) gbGs. 3. meGrsa.
gnbor prp teup.
ttttdt!rt; artbur Gpfh taecotesr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
CeFerrei@
Jeisrt bic Sbatfa4e, bub ber ariss
nit Rublanb beeubet III.

Mmferbam, 13. Gebruar. -
lleberal In Oeiterrsid) flattern bic
s5obnen, ipie aus aBien beri4tst ipirD.
unb es perben WOrtebrunsen fiir
Danigpttssbienite setrofIen, um bas
eintreffeu Der Ra4ridt au feiern, bnb
9robip ben aries sipii4en Rublano
unb ben eentraImGhten fiir beeilbst
erildrt bat. Die Wiener amtlide
yladri1tsnasentur fdreibt bic Gins
nesdnberuna Der ruiiif9en Rgieruns
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traImo4ten unb Der llirdne gu uno
giebt Der lleberSeugIns glusbrud. ndB
bog grsebnib biefes Triebeus cine
itarie Reaition i'm Deften ausiiben
ipirb.
.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on February 10,
1915, as required BY the Ast Of octo-
bar eth, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Trus TRANSLATION filsd with che rest.
master at Cincinnati on February Is,
1918. as required by the Act Of osto-
bsr 9Th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

fyranien, bic bereits bon bsr Budget
ammfiion gsipdbrt ipurben uub ben
5nr 3eit in Siht befinbli4en $780,
000,OO0 Jrdhten au btden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

.Mdbbeil,
nm S6ub- -gampiHaS Saeims etitdiua,
Stnb Batting GementiHg, Berfo.
rating, Bad Gtrappins aHb Gaaep
Gtitding 5n erIernen.
&oheulObn iuirb ipabrsu6 her 2ebr.
seit besablt.
Had erfabrene drbeifrrinues 10 Al.
len ben obisen Tidern.
The Krippendorf-
Dittmann Co.,
622 Gstampre Gfr., Cincinnati, g.
gran fnr aleensrins esirsarts4f. ostiss esIm
iuso gutfr Rcbn fitr re9,s gs,rfou, 224 60
ratns eSs- Clifton. "a. slbsu <21Tp
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eupdddsneH. 1905 1rreuan GDe.
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beffen IN ruIntiie bon 8. aftH Hauft<r S261
elttI0nb elSe., storipoob. Ga. Ridge 927.
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fftu Baf4tn. Gufer 2ifpn. Hefeunsen e6s
9. Crescent sfoe, slDcGbals. 1<l. Hson se7L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

eerIanst-@eibIi@.

Mft6en fnr Snsarbett. aetn B4f9su
ntff BnoeIn 620 Staple Grt-, NEWPORT.
Rhbdsn, infer 90. Referen5el x2< Uot<it
ub&s ubonbaLs. 1eL tbou 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
an aranirsi4 eeEOrbsn

Wafbinstou, 13. Gebrudr.
gm<ral gkrIbins beri9ttte dm
Mitttpot brei Epbesfdle infclge
DON qunaenenisiinbuns unier BEN
7rappen in syransrsi&- Bel eineHs
GiTtnbohnunfaII fam btr Solbnt
Bert 6oporb nls Glare, Ri&y inns
aeb.u iinb Der SerDeuut Rent 9.
aHtie fnrb iufoise elmer @4ub'
ipunbe. Gr fiamnsts aus 5ubianas
poIIs. Snb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

True translation filed With the Post
master at Cincinnah on February ~,
1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
Der 9Th. 1917.
gIitger setSbtet
Wnfbington 13. Gebrinf. -
qeutnarlt pepton g. g2ar& ST., ber
Gpbn bes Genrnlmaiors psnton Y.
4lard, bes neaen Gbefs bes Ger'e'
ralitnbs Der alrn,ce, itarb ON Wifts
nod In Sort Mortb, 9eyy an bsH
werlebungen. bic q am Dienst1g tr'
liiftn bate. ais er nit feinem GIigs
selis abgeitiirst mar.
Sort NORTH, ET., 13- 6ebr.
aaItnnnt Wr1p unb aobtt pcrter
sanxri ON Mittipo9 Wifias auf BEN
9ids EllpfeIb ums 2ettn. ole fle
NIT ibrem Glusseus abftiirsten. sic
fpursn CUR 3eit bes llnfaIIs Wit
e6isbiibanssn bef3dftist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

De GsSinstsner CfFke fur bai
vGinrinnat;es WsIfebIatt" befinset
e6 IN ben gebanbe Der HesYlss
eabinss Hanf e Srnit &c., 2 We!i
EeHfte StrnHe. Anseiseu, Nittbes'
Ixnarn Hnb Heiftannsen ir8enb mel
Der drt tuerben bis urnn libr Gtenbs
haieIbR eHtseseuspsmmen. Ssie'
SEsh Sonth 8254.
G9guBbert9t ber Grp 81
os{rh h,nnreurm-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

True translstion fled With the Post
master at Cincinnati on February u,
1918, a. required by the Act Of octo-
ber 0th. 1917. ~.
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0erfanat-Nann[ih.


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e<ba'k All qIan Etr1be. fa.iA-i<s
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tfnb Ebsnb4, finbff be sipeiff blmiortitifde
Draassa ia erpbfn eaaIs Sss Riabsauiss
tlan Mii
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gejndt ys5bIirtes simmer.

Ginssfner Ger frtsf rubtees ubbIlrtss
Stursner. ri6t sa melt BON gfrfrifm. Cffrrfe
NIT gsrasanoahs uHt~ r. p. HoIfSblatt
1z,ie,i1~
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True transiation filed With ths.fsst
master at Cincinnati on February Is,
1918, as required BY the Act Of octo-
eher 9th, 1917.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
MOVING CATTLE TO AMARILLO
RANGE. WHERE GRASS BETTER

Iarrlemeu in the vicinity Of Loving
ton. n. N, are talking OF moving their
cattle TO ranges near Amarillo. Tex.
according 10 a report made by James
W Ross, inspector at Lovington. 10
the Panhandle and Southwestern
'Stoclzmen's association here Rainfall
has been sufficient to make the grass
good, around Amarillo. while at Low
ington il is very dry, with no pros
poets Of rain, the inspector said
There has been some rain in the
vicinity Of Tulia. Tex. said ]. T. Nc
Donald. inspector there.
r. A. Brooks shipped 100 head OF
cattle to TeXhoma. Okla, where they
viii be put on grass.
Five hundred yeariings We're shipped
by Locking and FlOydada from Tulia
to range in South Dakota
J. Molesworth Of Sierra Blanca. Tex.
has shipped 7s5 cattle TO Boaz and
Rolls, at Kakika, Okla
Joseph Gardner sold 104S head Of
cows TO Frank Haley. They were
TO Colorado.
Gerlach White and Kramer Cattle
company shipped II carloads Of cattle
10 Vernon. Texas.
Martin Brothers shipped 10 carloads
Of cows and calves from Clint, Tex,
TO Garden City, Kas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
THE
Manicure Lady
she Is shy On Hair Ribbon Money
but Has Plenty OF Patriotism
and Willing to Do Her Part.
ny WILLIAM +. KIRK.


- ANT had the price OF a hair rib
bon for full noon" said the
Manicure Lady az she sat waiting for
a customer. 7 amt done a thing with
my money but br-- them Thrift saw
ings Stamps and Liberty Bolds. Hon
est 10 goodness. George. II YOU ever
seen a true patriot in your life. you're
looking at one now"
4 amt seen nothing else but true
patriots lately" said the Head Bar
Der. Every gent that comes in here 10
set a shave or hair cut has got n
aiITerent way figured out to wbin
tnem Dutch The woods is fun Of
patriots these days"
that's what love about this here
ana OF the free" said the Manicure
Lady Everybody IS up on his toes
ana ready 10 do something. Of course
lol OF them amt got no idea what
70 40 but they are all the time will
ing ing and that's awful sweet Of them.
george, You gotta admit that
The @ReaI Goods.
There's a lot Of them that does
know what 10 do, too" said the Head
Barber T seen a bunch Of soldiers
drllllng the other day. and believe me
kld' they looked like the real goods
Inc. me, slraight, strong young Yankees.
Oh 10 the whole bunch. and maybee
Il be trailing along with them vetl
! ought to have one or two GOOD
fights left in mer'
That is spoke like a true patriotrr
declared the Manicure Lady. ssYou
make me like you when YOU talk ike
lnat, George. and anybody that 7 ike
am Tar wrong. take il from me, I
wish Brother Wilfred had half your
' spunk- 4Ihe poor boy is one OF them
dreamcrs. and the things he dreams
never get him nowhere. He dreamed
the other night that he had wrote
poem that stopped the war; Can YOU
beat that for a dreamI''
\ guy might as well dream a good
one while he's about it." said the
Head Barber. "All I dream is minor
league dreams. like for instance. the
other night I dreamed that I won 90
cents on horse racel Twenty centsi
Can you beat thatl"
Dreams is kind Of funny. 7 often
think. said the Manicure Lady. Il
knew a gent that used TO come in
here that told me a lot about dreams.
One Of the things he said was that
every dream we have here is some
-ning that once happened TO US when
we was hanging out on one of them /
other planets. ! think the old boy was
kind Of dippy. at that because good [
ness knows If we had came here from .
some other planet we ought to re- [
member something about the planet Z
rom which we came from. Don't J
you think so2"
You're getting too deem for me
when you talk that stuff about stars 4
nd planets" said the Head Barber. Z
That's what they call zoology. aln't I
Certainly not" said the Manicure
-ady. That's what they call gas
ronomy 1t got its name because all ,
II them stars and planets is floating
round in gas. / read that once"
The Giants look pretty good this
pring." said the Head Barber. IT
wish AlcGraw would cop another pen
iant He's a friend Of mine"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
YUCCA FEEDING
IS SATISFACTORY
Texas College Husbandman
Jones Says the Method Is
Worthy of Investigation.

Cutting and feeding OF the yucca
plant, known TO range men as soap
weed. has been a study Of much inter-
est to J. N. Jones. animal husband
man in charge Of breeding investiga-
tons at the Texas experiment sta
ton. Of the stat agricultural and me-
chanica1 college, at College Station.
Tex. he said in this city Monday. en-
route home after a stay Of some time
on the C. T. Turney ranch. near Las
Cruces, y. II He said he thought the
investigation Of this method Of carry
ing over range cattle in drouth dis
tricts was well worth the time and
expense Of all cattle raisers
i am pleased with results I saw at
the Turney ranch. where yucca is be-
ing chopped and fed with cottenseed
meal % cattle,55 said Mr.. ones. THE
proportion there is 10 pounds OF the
soapweed to one Of cottonseed meal
daily per animal The feeders were
range cattle. When the animals are
strong enough TO 90 back on the
range others are brought in and fed.
Grass is slow coming and this method
or carrying the animals over has been
very successful / noted that the
cattle where I went In New Mexico
are in better condition than they are
in west Texas. About 400 were being
fed at the Turney ranch.
FOrslinE Doing Good Work.
clarence l. Forsling, grazing ex-
aminer for the agricultural depart
menr on the Tornado range reserve
for the past two years. has been con-
Quoting interesting investigations on
feeding and breeding. Ranchmen
would find points worth while in Mr.
ForsIng's work and results. Working
with bunch Of 500 cattle on the re-
serve along the lines OF better herd
management the calf crop has been
materially increased There are 300
sections OF land in the range
'Sayles Brothers. about 30 miles
south Of TOyah. I was told. are sue
cessfully feeding yucca plant. chopped
Ike sllage, since April I. 70 about zoe
cattle was informed that the
monthly feed bill Of about $4,000 for
cottonseed cake and meal has been
reduced
ChopplnE Spanish Hayonefs.
Investigati have shown that
the Spanish bayOnet plant is being
In some cattle sections.
Some cattlemen in New Mexico Z
mentioned that the yucca had a ten
1ency to scour cattle. but I noticed /
nothing like that at the Turney /
ranch
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
MINES
ARE Expanding
Tramway and Mills to Be
Built by Tom Reed, Gold
Road and blackberry.

Kingman. Ariz-. April 24.-At Oat-
man, the Tom Reed has followed
fault plane so feet and again cut the
ore in its east drift The vein at this
point is said to be eight feet wide
and Of very high grade. said to av-
erage fully $3.50 ton The company
is about to start a new shaft to be
raised to the surface from the new
ore body, and to install a tram line
to the mill. thus lowering production
cost.
The Gold Road company is about 20
start construction on 200 ton Marcy
mill crushing plaIt below the Billy
Bryan shaft. Two mills already nave
been secured frCm the GolcOnda mine
at Union Basin. The ore from these
crushers viii be run, in cyanide solu-
ton, TO the old Gold Road mill. where
It will be treated This mill now is
under a 30 day lease with the Gold
Ore company TO the extent OF hano-
ling 100 tons a day. This does not
take up the total capacity. however,
so il is probable the Gold Road mine
viii become a producer again within
a short time. The Gold ore has been
sending so tons a day by motor trucks
to the Gold Road mill, but this will be
increased to 100 tons day within a
short time
Development is TO be started at
once on the Bluebird property Of the
Big Jim Consolidated Mining COM
pany at Oatman. under the direction
Gold Ore This is not the original Big
Jim mine, which is mile and half
TO the eastward, on the same lode
Buys Will and Electric Plants.
The blackberry company has pur-
chased zoo ton milling plant and
narnn inv VI Haaa
that will furnish power for both mine
and mill and for the uses OF the camp. /
Drifts on the $50 and 80 levels are Z
showing larger and richer ore bodies l
and the mine now is considered one q
OF the big properties OF Mohare I
county.
Ores running nearly 800 20 the ton I
have been developed in an eight foot I
vein in the Catherine mine. near Pyra- /
mid, at slight depth. In early days i
very rich horn silver was taken from I
the surface on this property.
Rich Ore in Union Pass.
Very rich ore has been reported cut
In the mines Of the Banner Mining I
in the Union Pass section.
By B. l. Vaughn. D. C. Reed, OF San
Diego. and George Kislingbury. OF
Los Angeles The ore struck was In /
The west drift on the 400 level and I
The whole face OF the drift is said 70
average $50. New surface equipment
Is being installed 10 provide air and
power for deeper exploration.
IN Ceroat canyon. James Kane IS
irving tunnel in a solid Ealena vein
that runs up 10 so inches said TO av-
srage better than 4 per cent lead and
30 ounces OF silver TO the ton. This
vein was worked on an upper level
several DAYS ago, till the ore body
1inched. Kane has driven from a
over level and has found the ore
gain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
PANHANDLE MEN
SHIPPING5TEERS
Rain Stimulates Cattle In
dustry Around Clarendon;
Alpine Men Ship.

/ Two inches Of rain fell in the
7 vicinity Of Clarendon. Texas, during
the last week, the range is getting
in good condition and the cattle are
/ looking well. said T. NJ Pyle. inspec-
tor at Clarendon. in his weekly re-
/ port TO the Panhandle and Southwest
ern Stockmen's association. Twelve
shipments of cattle were made last
week
James 1cAIurtey sold to C. B. Kelly
u carloads Of two year old steers and
shipped them from Astolia 10 Hamp-
ton. Mass.
James Hill sold two carloads Of
cows 10 T. J. Cook and they were
shipped from Claude, Texas. TO Here
ford
Doake and son sold to Vivian Kelly
10 carloads Of three year old steers
and shipped them from Claude TO
Hampton, Mass
Four carloads OF three year old
steers we're sold to n L. Steel by
Joseph Horn and shipped from Grail
endon to Rosilia, Kan
James McMurtry sold 81 carloads
Of three and four year old steers to
J. Il. Legett They were shipped from
Astolia to Strong City, kan.
McCreardy and Sayer shipped 50
carloads of four year old steers from
Estelline to Strong City. Kan.
C. C. Kozen shipped three carloads
Of cows and calves from Leila Lake
10 La Mesa, Texas.
Grogan and sons shipped five car
loads Of steers and heifers to Tex
homa, Texas. from Quanah.
George Clutch sold TO Grogan and
sons u carloads of steers and heifers
and shipped them from Childress to
Texhoma
Robert Moore sold to GUY Wade one
carload OF cows and calves. They
were shipped from Childressi TO Chan Z
ming, Texas
McCreardy and Sawyer shipped 4s
carloads Of four year old steers from
Estelline TO Vine Creek Well Kan.
g. Z. Bittler shipped five carloads I
Of three year old steers from Estel- I
line 10 Rosilia. Kan.
Cattle Moving Around Alpine.
Lee Harrington, inspector at Al
pine, Texas. reported a big cattle I
move from that district within the /
next few days. He said the weather !
was clear and dry and slight northers /
had been felt for three days. He in I
spected three shipments.
j. p. Kennedy sold 500 yearling /
steers 10 Simmer and Thomas and 4
shipped them from Maria to South
Dakota.
L c. Brite shipped 40 yearling bulls
from Maria to Magdalena, y. N. They
we're sold to Reno brothers.
". N. Noelke shipped 315 stock cat
he from Valentine, Texas. TO Barn
hart Texas
Eighteen carloads OF steers and
,ows were shipped by Kraft and Ma
Zero from FL Paso TO the market at
Fort Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

Charged in complaint with assault
with intent to murder. Morgan well
burn was held to the grand jury in
$500 bond by justice J.. NJ. Beaver
Tuesday afternoon.
The complaining witness was T.
Hughes, street car conductor. who
testified that on April 8. accused cut
at him with a knife during q dispute
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
DROUTH IS CUTTING CATTLE
DOWN NEAR DEMING. REPORT

Cattle in the vicinity OF Deming, y.
u, are falling off in weight, accord
ing to the report Of inspector Henry
Snyder TO the Panhandle and South
western StOckmen's association. The
weather remains dry. cold and windy
with no rain. he said
The following shipments have been
received in FL PasO since Friday
F. Haley received q carloads OF
yearling cattle from Joseph Gardner
at Sierra Blanca.
Eighteen carloads Of steers were in
spected here enrOute to Oklahoma
City from California. They were be-
ing shipped by William Conley
Robinson and Morris shipped a
carloads Of Mexican steers to the Fl
Paso market from NOgales, AriZ.