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The Ordway new era., 1918-03-08

Petrograd, March 4.-ln the fear
that argument would result in even
more onerous terms, the Russian dele
cation at Brest-Litovsk accepted all
the German peace conditions and is
about to sign an agreement, according
to a telegram from the delegates re
ceived yesterday at the Smolny Insti-
tute. The demands already have been
increased. they reported. The mes
sage. which was addressed to Premier
Lenine and Foreign Minister Trotzky.
follows:
''As We anticipated. deliberations on
a treaty of peace are absolutely use
less and could only make things
worse in comparison with the ultima
tum of Feb. 81.
acter of leading to the presentation
of another ultimatum.
''In view of this fact and In conse-
quence of the Germans refusal to
cease military action until peace is
signed. we have resolved to sign the
treaty without discussing its contents
and leave after we have attached our
signatures. We. therefore. have re-
quested train. expecting to sign to-
day and leave afterwards.
"The most serious feature of the
new demands. compared with those of
Feb. 21. is the following:
ITO detach the regions of Kara
baugh, Kars and Batoum from Rus
sian territory on the pretext of the
right of people to self-determination." Z"
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-08

London. March According to a
semi-official news agency dispatch
from Petrograd Saturday. a proclama-
tion has been issued by the Bolshevik
government under the heading I'M
porters of German Kultur." asserting
that when the Germans entered VOL
mar Feb. 20. 200 persons were arrest
ed and. without any investigation.
were hanged in the market place. The
proclamation says this action resulted
from information given the Bour-
geoise. who gathered around the gal
lows and shouted, "The same fate
awaits 500 more" The Germans have
announced that all the Bolshevik Red
Guards will be hanged or shot.
The Ordway new era., 1918-03-08
Calf and XII. Gree. s.I,ed.

&c less than cured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
SECTOR DIVISIONS PLAY
BIG PART IN LATE DRIVE

By Tha Associated Press
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN
FRANCE. August lS-The victories
ot the French army on the Ayro and
at Lhlezsggrt were won by some Of
hEoI% renowned divisions. which
arc generally known ns sector a.,
visions. meaning divisions charged
with holding parts ~ the line while
the duty Of attacking the enemy was
assigned % units that had earned
the title Of shock troops"
These divisions wlthogt'n glorious
past 20 inspire them lfd without re-
Inducements 10 strengthen them,
have forced tho Germans 10 bring
up reinforcements and 90 resort 10
all expedionta TO stlffen tho resist
ing power ot tholr troops
Several fresh divisions pnrtici-
pated In the enomy's counter attacks
upon the position rectutlla aUtured
by the French around Nibccourt ana
Ccnny y-sur Matt In tho Thioscuurt
region Bavarians have been brought
up 10 lend aid tu the Prussians. In
the confused mixture of units, some
Of these reinforcements have been
brought up escorted by cavnlrymen,
according 90 prisoners. This precau
ton. they say. is the result of tho In
clination Of mon 90 disappear on the
way to the fighting line
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE
TANK KILLS TRAIN CREW

BEAUMONT. Texas. Aug. ig.--As
a result OF an explosion Of u car "
gasoline on the Gulf. Colorado &
santa Fe railroad at Harrington two
men are dead and three seriously
injured. About a dozen freight cars
were wrecked by the explosion and
destroyed by the flames Tho dead
are Conductor Harry < johnson and
Conductor Barker. both ~ Silsheo.
The accident occurred SUNDAY morn
ing az a.l0 O'Clock The manner of
lgnitiug tho gasoline ~ not known.
Johnson died about two hours after
The accident and Barker lived about
eight hours after he was carried TO
Cleburne FOR medical attention.
Johnson IL 38 years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
NO QUARTER ASKED BY
AUSTRIAN DESERTERS

WASHINGTON. August 1s.-Held
FOR Austrian courts martial which
probably viii sentence them TO
death, 1875 Polish soldiers and off
GERS who led m armed revolt in the
Austrian army in February. have is
sued two appeals 10 the Polish peo-
pie throughout the world asking not
90 compromise the freedom OF pp-
land with the idea OF securing any
alienation Of their prospective SEN
tcuccs. according 90 dispatches re-
rcived here by he Associated Polish
press
The officers and men are n par, Of
the Polish Carpathian iron brigade
which rcvolted last February. seized
arms and provisions and marched
from Bukowina to Bessarabia under
the command OF General Hailer
Part OF the force was captured by
the Germans, but the larger portion
is said TO have been consolidated
with the C2ocho-Slovak army.
The fear that torments," accord.
Ing 10 the text OF the appeal to the
Polish nation, 'is that the real Polish
strength. so vital 10 the success OF
our holy cause, may be lessened Nv
the attempts OF our political repre- l.
sentativcs In the Austrian parliament
20 secure Tor US relief or to avert the
tate that awaits ,us."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
British Gain in Armentieres
Sector and Capture 400 Huns
PRESIDENT ENJOYS
REST ON EAST COAST
ln order Co Avoid Publicity Coun.
ry5 Executive Does Not
Attend Church

MANCHESTER. Mas. August IS.
prcHldcnt Wilson devoted Sunday on
tlruly tu rect nt the secluded seaside
mansion whore hc IN spending few
days with Mrs Wilson lilo conclud-
Cd that oven attendance NJ some
church service in this locality would
cause publicity, he is anxious to
avoid hurinE his hriot outing.
Strolla about tho beautiful grounds
and walk TO tho summer homa uf
Colonel T. M House nearby whore
he ana Mn Wilson took luncheon
gave tho prrUdDut ull the exercise
that hr folt ho needed fur the day.
Tho clear crisp weather acuntin
usd today For long periods he rat
on tho terrace looking ont uvcr the
intensely blue waters ~ tho bay uo
was Interested in the mAnouyora Of
two aircraft a seaplnno dartcd to
ana fro. alternately Hkimming along
tho surface of tho wltor and rising
100 the tIr while an Hirpltue de.
agribed graceful curves az medium
height
President Wilson has been so thor
qughy ficaard with his stay hero
and has benefited ~ that Colonel
House had little difficulty to-day In
peruadlnE him to abandon his orlg-
inll intention ~ returning 10 Wash
lurton tonight llc will prolong his
visit until some time during this
week "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Rewards Oklahoman
Who Stood by His Ship
While She Was Sinking

WASII1NGTON. Aug. is-FYve
ofrcarB and seven members OF tho
GROW ~ the American steamer
aHhu-z sunk I'm collision with the
American steamer Florida or tho
South Carolina coast June 2l. have
h".u specifically mentioned and
mrndri by Secretary Daniels for
bravery displayed at that tlmc. the
navy department. tonight an
u.uuDrI
Among those commended were.
Fay E Nahon. water tender.
hufn. Nb'a was IN charge ~ tho
after frn room. got his men out OF
'.' uunNers ana firr room and did
n.. 'otrr hlH post until ordered out
ny 'ho engineer officer although no
knew the ship was In a sinking con-
dunu"
David slrwn. seaman. % Cali
'urna street San Antonio Texas.
acting crXualn or tho motor sail
.HC launch, dl efficient rescue
work"
Edward s. Bryant iOs Congress
avenue Austin Texas. "did efficient
rrrI" work ais coN7wain ~ tho mo-
'nr IHD.'
T.a report uf Commander william
De- N"# O.. S N., in command of
'n. a,Mrg which was the former
German ship Guer, states that the
Officers and men ot his ship acted In
hrnurlnuce with the best traditions
OF tho service and thnt the remhrk-
ably small lDss NJ Ne only one man
being lost. was duo 90 their courage
Hrd ouoIunss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
TULSA AGAIN FACES
BIG ICE SHORTAGE
Domestic Consumers Limited IN
Number OF Pounds They Can buy
Zach Day; Plenty Water
SITUATION SEEMS GENERAL
Towns and cities All Over Country
Itcportcd Unable 10 Take care
Of Unprecedented Demand.

That Tulsa ~ facing tho third
probable leo famine for the prosont
season Is tho opinion OF those Of the
city administration and In man
aRorial positions in the different ioo
plants ot tho city. This, according
To officials of tho ice companies, H.
caused. simply by inability " tho
plants. even though running tull ca
pAcity 10 take care, adequately oi
the needs of the city
other towns aud cities over tho
country are facing the same mtua-
ton. Just what chs reason is. 10 seems
Impossible to explain, because there
seems no apparent shortage ut
water TulsuH situation is hcrum
ing serious Domestic conBumors,
from today. Will be limited In Tho
quantity ot Ice they Will be- allowed TO
buy Hospitals, markets ana other
places where periahabls goods are
handled. will bo allowed an adequate
supply
Mayor G.. II. Hubbard stated yes
terday that the ordinance passed
sume time ago will be enforced IN
every particular. hcgiusing todiS
[ This viii mean that domestic con
sumerr viii he limited In the amount
OF leo they will be allowed to buy 90
maximum of nfty pounds day.
| Those who are sick, Mr.. Hubbard
says. will bc supplied an adequate
, amount for their needs.
Soda fountains and other places
where cold drinks are served Will ho
allowed 20 per cent OF their former
supply. II rs stated, and ice cream, fac
/ tories come In under the same rulinE.
A. the present time. says A. NJ.
| Wcloh. OF tho Humane society, there
is adequate ice on hand To- supply
| tho needs. although complaints come
| In daily on account OF the shortage
/ of ice. The baby camp and other
| Institutions maintained by the llu-
name society have barely enough,
/ and could use more, were 1t possible
TO obtain IT,
Reports from the ice plants Of
! Tulsa Indicate that thoy arc over
| taxed 10 supply the needs OF Tulsa,
/ TO say nothing OF taking care OF tho
demands made by other nearby
towna ono plant reported no re-
serve supply. Al present the plants
are receiving enough water from tho
city pumping plant to supply all their
capacity.
Installation Of new machinery AT
the city pumping plant was COM
| pleted yesterday This Ia expected 10
| insure an adequate supply OF water
I for tho needs OF Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
The Parents of the Soldiers.

rt.r,,s common bond between them ;
He, have seen their sons depart
Thrt We frit the SeN same aching ~ INC ~
rion OF the heart
They've seen the trli same visions. ana
mf4',e wofslIppsi ht shrine
Whore a HOY has talked OF duty In IAN
euaro that was fine, -,
And mty understand tho meaning OF lhe
IInr aud s.l the strife, ,,-,.t.ot
For they fr parents Of soldier VINO - "'
fefine ais lifo
IN. fatbcfs and tho mothers Of tho boys
,rS ~,0 ,',,ls ss,Psr Pisadsrs ihso the res, OF
They are closer to the eannons and the guns
Ard tbsv uslshbor With eHeh other IS they
ArI a., rt,rri, II Of the soldiers. more Of war
they 'ys come 90 know -
Than thc Ioyal men -ud women Who nave
had no son TO 60
You can feel it when you re with them. feel
Hry know fr more than Yen
what b. means 90 live for service, aud v
die for what ia true. q,
Prom the boys that they we're proud OF
they have caught q vision rare
And have seen the real meaning OF The
struggle over there.
And ttev know the hurt ot absence and hf
For M. T parents Of the soldiers are ,he One'
Who Pay the prize.
They arc standing on tho hill tops as the tide
Of battle runs.
Night and day. they watch the struggle
for it's there they've sent their sons.
Though It's our JOY when they. conquer
and our sorrow when they ieN,
Thry know more OF grief and gladnesa
Tor they re- closer 10 10 at,
They are closer 20 the glory ana they ~
closer 90 the woe
And I think we're missing something Nht
have had no sons 10 20.
Copyright 1918 by Edgar A. Guest)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
Germany Aroused By
austria Hungdry's
liberalization Plan

AMSTERDAM. Aug Is. - The
reported project or the Austrian
prcmirr Baron Won Huasarok. for
the liberalization " Austro Hun
gary. details uf which were pub
l8hri 100 tho Czech RADICAL newHpt-
per Czech OF Prague. whose princl-
pal investigator is said to be tho
noted Austrian pacifisL Prof Helm
rich tAmnlsch, finds very little
crciencc IN tho German press. In
many quarters 10 is held that the
source OF the report alone Is suf-
nClcut 90 stamp g as exceedingly
doubtful Tho Bcr(n Nossl9che Eel
tung. however. takes " more Sc
riOusly and While asserting that the
report doubtless rs untrue In tho
form given, says IL remains to be
seen whether IL Ia an invention or "A
premature and distorted disclosure
of certain definite propositions.
1T is clear" says tho newspaper,
that tho conAtitutlon prevents
Baron Won ,Hussarek from convert
ing that monarchy into a federation.
All he can undertake iH 20 re-shApe
the constitution OF Austria, without
Hungary"
should Il really he contemplated
TO give Austria n fcdernlistlc con
stituuon. the newspaper adds, ~
would be hailed with satisfaction.
but II would be fatal TO revive the
ancient great Austrian traditions. In
other words. 10 give Vienna the pre-
ponderaat position, enabling II TO
interfere In HungRry's internal Rf-
fairs The Hungarian state. the
V0ssische Zeitung continues has lat
terly shown far greater stability than
the Austrian and II would be a
highly dangerous undertaking for
Vienna 10 attempt a solution ot the
south Slav problem against or even
without Budapest
A suggestion that Professor lam
masch may be appointed TO a high
office. the Newspaper diamisscs as
wholly absurd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
MAN POWER BILL
READY FOR TEST
Baker, General March and
Cr9wder VIII Appear Be
fore Committee.
PROHIBITION is HELD UP
Water Power Measure Had
Right Of Way In House But
Passage Soon Doubtful.

WASHINGTON. AUG lg-sum-
mor vacations ended. many members
of congress returned to Washington
today In preparation for important
legislation which rs expected 20 Keep
congress engrossed until the NuNom-
bor elections or even lu'or.
Tho thrcc-day vacation recess
agreement OF the house expires toe
morrow and. while tho scuatu's ar
ranEement runs until August 20,
headers hope Go Fot 90 aside tomnr.
row and. get down io work next
Thursday ON tho man power bin oN-
tending tho draft age limits Co is
and 90 years
Death OF Minority Leader Gul-
huEer Is expected Co curtal tho sem
tte's session tomorrow with plans 90
hdlourn out Of respect 90 tho vet
tran Republican member ana Co have
Congressional committees attend the
funeral
Quorum Il Doubtful.
II quorum of tho senate attends
tomorrow matter OF some doubt Toe
uight--Chairman Chamberlain of the
military committee rs expected 60 rec
new his request for Runullmeut Of
ihe vacation agreement aria ask tho
Thursday OF the man-power meas
use Delay in setting aside tho Vara-
zion agreement would postpone ac-
bon ou the man power legislation
bntil the following Monday ut least
hith the national war pruh'luun
bncasuro having the right of way in
the senate at that time under AN
hEreem,rt previously made. the man
power measure could be considered
only during the early part ~ each
DAY unless. as is not improbable.
i-ohibiiou advocates should consent
10 temporarily sidetrl,k their meas
uro until tho n-powcr bill is
passed Chairman Chamberlain iH
hopeful that despite uncertainties OF
the situation the bin may be passed
hte this week ~ early next week.
Hearing Il Public.
Tho muu-powcr measure. VIII be
taken up tomorrow Bog the house
military comm3loc. with Secretary
hsker General March. chief of
starr. and Provost Marshal General
Crowd'r scheduled TO appear. The
psospsets are that The bill will be
passed by the kennte before the
house Ia called upon TO act. chair
man Dent has announced that the
hearings AZ which the war depart
mcnt chiefs .wiu give their views
Sill he open 90 tho public
The war revenue hiu revised up
Nard near the &S.O0O.0oO. .oeO goal or
the treasury department. vs. sChcd
uled for com pletiOu this week by the
house ways ana means committee
Leaders hope TO have the house be-
gin work on the measure not later
than Monday August 26. In th,
meantime tho water power develop
menFbill has the right OF way iu the
house. It's passage before being dis.
placed by tho r,ycnue hIil i8 re-.
gardcd as doubtful
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
COUNCIL TO AID IN
COMING DRAFT WORK
Defense Workers WIN Co-Opcratc
Win the DRAFT Boards In tho
Coming Registration.

Tho repatriation OF Oklahoma
boys between tho axes ~ is ana 81
and tho mon between tho ages OF 81
ana 30 years for tho coming draft
viii doubtless he authorized by con-
Rress, viii bo conducted In tho most
expeditions manner. ln a Joint lot
ter 10 county councils throughout
the state. Mai Eugene NJ Kerr OF
the adiutant generals office ana
chairman J. NJ. Aydelotto of the ok
lahoma state council OF defense have
urged each county council 70 ap-
point "A committee or three active
men to confer with the local oXemp-
ton board 10 arrange for and SUI
pcrintend this registration which
Will be under the direction of county
and district registrars
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
WHITES AND BLACKS RUN
RIOT IN CAMP MERRITT

CAMP MERRITT ~ J.. Aug. ts.
Nmp authorities were today iuvos
flrnting n riot here late last night lu
which 10 was reported two negro SOLE
diers were hucd ana eight others
Injured in A nEht with military po-
lice while admitting that a flght had
occurred. officers wuull HuppIN mo-
details. saying that q fuIl statement
will bo ivucd later, probably toe
morrow
According 90 soldiers who SAY ihty
witnessed tho fight tho trouble
started when a negro trooper and 70
white sergeant enEarei iu u tEhi
A company ~ lnaufr. detailed y
military police duy WAS t1mm9nW
and prvtd just as more negro SOLE
diers entered tho fray Several shots
we're said 90 have been fired and The
disturbance WIS NOT put down until
reinfarcamcrtr had been rushed 90
the military police.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
McGraw Lunches With Gen. Mangin
While Noted Warrior Directs Drive
Supreme Director of Knights of Columbus Has Wonderful
Opportunity to Observe Our Boys They Charge "Over
the Top" In Battle of Chateau Therry Covering Them
selves With Glory In Face Of Great Odds

iIguc, but not one Of them depressed.
not one OF them anything but graf.
filed al the glory Of having given
tho Germans taste Of American
steel
Through tho courtesy Of the
French government Doctor Buckley,
supreme physician ~ the X of G..
aud myself were able 20 get up to
the French front Wc had lunch
with General MsuEin while his army
was boo tho thick OF battle End tho
great Froueh fighter thrilled us with
his description ~ the way our boys
went into action. lie demonstrated
on his maps how tho Germans were
being driven back and how they
would eventually be swept out oi
France.
Premier Dlemenceau. who ac.
cou0cd ua an interview. gave hs
opinion OF the American troops m
the highest terms NE said that our
boys were almost too eager 20 face
tho bullets and get at tho Germans
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
FAMILY MURDERED, THEN
BURNED WITH THE HOME

BlNGIAMTON. N. Y. Aug. 1s..-
Tho Charred body OF Philip Roth.
his wife and five children were found
iu the ruins OF their home, i2 miles
east OF Willscyviilc. Tioga county.
saturday The house had been
burned during tho night
Investigation today led 10 the dis
coNerv ot shotgun on the floor Of
The room In which the bodies were
found, and a bullet hole In the skull
or one OF the victims gave rise to
tho suspicion that all may have been
murdered and the house fired to
conceal tho crime
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
SPAIN TALKS OF WAR
WITH CENTRAL POWERS

PARIS. Aud IS-Tho Spanish
note 20 German " relative 10 the sink
ms of spanish vessels by subma-
.rlnes cousumtgs an ultImatum, since
the spanish boyerhmeut announces
that q Gsrmaul vessel nterucd In any
Spanish port ,klll hc seized for every
Spanish ahip uorpedoed, according TO
q Havre disrnpch from Madrid quot
ing the A. Rk e.. of San Sebastian.
This information was given tho A.
B. e. by "a high political person
age" In comihenung on the situa-
ton the 4. r. g., SAYS.
We regard go a very natural duty
for the government TO protest cucr-
getically conc,~rning every case OF
torpedoing our merchant fleet and IL
Germany does not give the saustac-
ton due we hou,d reach the post
uon which the counuya honor
calls FOR"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
ITALIANS WIN
by COUNTER nI1OW.

ROME. Aug. is.--Ths war office
communication issued today follows;
From stelvio 10 Anlago. IN the
Grappa region and on the lower
Piaye. there have been isolated ar
ullery actions They have not been
OF great Intensity. g
Yesterday. after violent artillery
preparation the enemy, BY strong on
circling attacks, attempted 70 re-
take the inlet southwest OF Grave di
Papadopolo. but was arrested by our
barrhge fire and promptly counter
attacked. The enemy was forced TO
retire In disorder after having suf-
ferod heavy losses and abandoning
machine guns and materials and
leaving 20 prisoners In our hands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19

srsrs. ia The World
NEW YORK. Aug ls.--''The
American boys are clean, wholesome
and healthy and ready and eager 90
eat tho Germans alive" This is the
ynr1ia. of James j. McGmw OF
p0rrt city Okla. a supreme diroc-
TOR ur tho Is. OF g. who has just re-
turned from 70 survey for the Is. Of
e. abroad
"Tha kreuost Impression ~ any
body with intelligence who has tho
.unur'uurv tu visit tho American
front I0 France" nld Mr. MCGraw,
.Is Chat our boys have brought the
spirit uf victory overseas with them.
Thcy are uiA 20 win Tho Trensh
know 81. the British know a. and,
what lH moro Important the Ger
mans know No.
Watched Great Rattle.
"Noyyr 1 nay life have / seen such
AN inspiring crowd az the American
bows who came out ot the battle
Lac Chateau Thicrry, many ot them
cruelty wounded, an Of them show
ing the signs Of suffering and Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
AMERICAN SOLDIERS PULL
INTO RUSSIAN SEAPORT

VLADlVOSTOk. Aus o.
Thursday The transport cdrry-
Ing the first contingent OF American
troops, arrived hero this afternoon
after an uneventful voyage OF seven
and half days from Manila The
men were In excellent spirits and
crowded the rails and rigging cheer
ing ana being theered by tho men
or the allied warshipa In tho har-
hor
The crowds on the water front ap-
pcarcd amazed at the noisy entry
uf the AmericthA as COntrastcd with
that of their less demonstrative al
les Groups OF CzcChH about tho
docks were vociferous In their well
come OF the Americans. who will be
kept aboard ship until the arrival or
other transports. due tomorrow
The transport hearing the first
contingent of Americans lay fog
hound outside the harbor for five
hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-19
EATING PORK IS WAY
TROOPS FIGHT H. C. l.

wAsIuNGTON. Aug. Troops
I'm cantonmcnts within the United
States are being issued fresh pork
two days In every ten ~ temporary
substitute for beef. tho war depart
ment ioDisut announced. Tho sub
tilutlou ln the meat supply has been
made because uf the large amount or
pork available at this time. when
beef stocks are running low ana
prices consequently high.