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Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
sea Mud Al. suildine material.

Utilization of SEA mud rs u build.
Ing material In southeastern France
10 reported by Consul w. w. Br,ins.
wick. Mt Lal,oehcll-. Vast stretches
Of mud are uncovered at low tide
along the coasts Of the Charente-In-
fericure department and recently, nc.
corsllng to Consul brunswick. "a local
contractor mnde nm analysis Of the
mud and found that II contained sil.
lea. aluminium. limestone and oxide
~ iron. all elements In the Inanufac-
ture OF hydraulic cement. bricks and
blocks.
By the addition of fine sea mud Il
was shown that the swelling ~ the
hydraulic lime or natural cement was
reduced AMI the time OF the inItlnl
and Hnal set WAS prolonged. assuring
t'ie impcrvio'isncss of the product and
increasing the resistance of the mix
ture. The sea mud has to undergo
simple mechanical and thermlc treat.
mcnts before using.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
FARsNlPs. CARROTS, TURNlPs.
SWEET POTATOES, CABBAGE AND
oNioNS.-PALAcE MARKET.
FIRST GRAND OPERA ABROAD
Said to Have Been Presented At Man.
tua Years Before Columbus Made
His Discovery.

Twenty years before Columbus
alighted upon these shores opera
emitted its first cry. at Mantua. Poll
ziani's La Favola dl Orfeo" had
brilliant premiere before what was
probably described as a "large and en-
thusiast.c audience" Accompanied by
an orchestra. consisting Of vIols, pipes.
flutes. dulcimers. iutcs, harps, oboes.
trombones and portable folding
piano. II we niny believe the old illumi.
nations, Orpheus was put through an
engaging series Of mlsfortunes. Chit
tenden Turner writes In Arts and Dec
orntion. The tragic precedent OF grand
opera was here firmly established. Be
tween Eurydice. Tisiphone and Pluto.
Orpheus had little chance for orderly
self-deyelopment or n profitable mu-
steal career. lie finally enragcd the
eplnIonafed macnads aud was duly
slain of the stage. His Tyre afforded
solos. as did the shepherds pipe and
there were dialogues and choruscs. en-
livaned by dance and carnival songs.
Grand opera now In Its four hun.
dred and fiffy-second year. has reached
It's most Imposing stature on American
soil. However authorities may dis.
agree MS TO its comparative excellence
the greatest singers and conductors of
The world are paid to cater to the pre-
sumably fastidious taste of our fellow
citizens. Opera. being older than
Afsericn. knows what j. best. Call her
II You VIII the pampered pet ~ the
aris. or complain II you wish that NIL
American art Is mannclej 10 It's cradle
10y n ball mud chain herring the lnscrlp.
'ion "Mnde Ia Europe" The meta.
rhors VIII he no more mixed Than opera
Itself.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
PLANT TREES FOR PosTERlTY
% That and, a. Writer Truly Says,
Your Grandchildren Will Call
You Blessed.

We all believe in laying up treasures
in heaven; why. then, are We SO slow
in planting trees for posterity. which
is Il future realization about as far of?
asks writer in the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. We lay up national debts
for posterity to pay, and 1t becomes MS
to provide for posterity something in
the way of recompense, II 1t is moth
ing more than fine mess Of trees.
Would ye not thut your grandfather
had left you 100 acres of black walnut
trees? Why, man, you would not have
to work, though we doubt IL Incidence
is worthy legacy for anybody. How
ever, the trees that grandfather plant
ed are likely to serve q better purpose
than the stocks and bonds that he
planted. The use of them benefits man
kind in general, md they make the
waste places fruitful.
Thoreau, watching the lumbermen
Telling the trees on the shores of his
beloved Walden pond, said: "Thank
God, nun cannot cut down the clouds"
Man is futile toward the clouds, but lie
can restore the woods. Perhaps 1t is
because he feels that easily within his
powers that he neglects beginning it,
More poems have been written to
the forest than forests have been
planted. The poems are easiest. hut all
those who can't write about the mai
esty OF trees, might get busy planting
them. There's lot Of sentimental
afflatus In that.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
CLOTH NOW MADE FROM IRON
Said to Look az II Woven From Horse.
hair-limestone Wool That
Cannot Be Burned.

In childhood days we read Of beau
tiful princesses who dressed In cloth
Of gold. Now we have cloth of iron!
Iron cloth IL used for making the
collars Of coats set In the fashionable
manner. 1t IL manufactured from steel
wool by new process. and looks as
though 1t had been woven from horse
liair.
Wool which was never on the back
of sheep Is being used In Europe
for making mems snits. 1t goes by the
name OF limestone wool. and Is made
In an electric furnace.
Powdered limestone, mixed with q
! certain chemical. Is thrown Into q
furnace AMI, after passing under q
furious blast. of air. Is tossed out as
tluffy white wool. After coming from
the furnace the wool Is dyed and finally
made into lengths NJ cloth.
A pair- of trousers or cont made
from this material cannot he burned or
damaEesi by greiise. aud Is ms flexible
ns cloth made from the wool Of sheep.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
FIND RICHES IN SAND WASTE
Silica In What Had Been Considered
Worthless Heaps Means Much
to Two Towns.

The activity Of the old lumber days
. at Port Austin, Mich, and vicinity are
to be revived, but silica sand, and not
lumber, will furnish the motive power
for the active industrial scenes. Port
Austin's Industrial activity IL rising
Phoenixlike from the ashes. and what
was considered bleak, worthless
sand waste Is to be converted into
golden dollars and give employment
to many men, according to the Detroit
News.
Summed up in brief lake shore
sand bank has been purchased by a
Detroit fuel and building supply COM
pany. Analytical tests show that this
waste sand, which is known In indus
trial circles as silica sand, Is admira-
bly, adapted to foundry and casting
work. 1861
Almost 200 men are now Mt work
constructing new docks, for it is
planned to ship the sand by water
from Port Austin to Detroit. The
lumber and timber for the 2,500-foot
dock. which Is now under cOnStruc-
lion, Is being purchased from farmers
in the vicinity of Port Austin, so that
the village will also benefit from the
item of construction.
The new dock is near the old
wharves. which in the early lumber
ing days Of the Thumb made Port
Austin and its suburb. Port Crescent,
thriving centers. The silica sand de-
posit. it is stated, will not be exhaust
ed for 30 years.
What was considered barren.
sandy waste promises to put Port
Austin and Port Crescent once more
on the map of the "Thumb" us wide
awake industrial centers.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
rown Of II. vIklna, unear,h,a.

Tho discovery near Gothcnburs.
Sweden. Of ruins Of Gandn Io,io-c.
and Nya Lodosc. two ancient scaporis
cf Tie vikings. Is considered one ~
the most Important, OF Its Kind In
noril Europe during recent years.
The find uneovers ihe seats Of learn.
ing nni of trade of the Norsemcn dur.
Ing the Middle ages. Gnmln Lo,losr
has been completely cxcnynicd and
discoveries 81 the life Of the vikings
nr. being unearthcd rapidly as the cS.
envntlon of Nya Ietlose also ncnrs
completion. Among the interesting
remnlns found nre rrcnt church
Hiih several smaller churches, city
walls. u castle. houses. nrmor. tools.
Weapons and coins. With other relics
which throw much Hight upon the cul.
iure md early history OF Scandinavia.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
Maddaninal

There had been n heavy fall Of
snow during the night. and M soon ns
II was light Grimpson crcp, down.
stairs md set 10 work to clear II
from the front of his house. lie
worked hard for mn hour and half,
nad when hc went TO business he
chnckled Mt the thought Of the pleas.
ant surprise for his wife.
When he returned In the evening
his wife said: THAT mnn did his
work remarkably well this morning.
There wasn't bit of snow left when
u. Ind finished"
"whnt manr' asked Grlrnpson.
THE man you engaged to clenr
away The snow. He had Just finished
when ] rnmc down. gave him n
Iunrter. Was that right. denrY'
Grimpson did nor speak for so,nc
minutes. and when he did his wife got
np anil left him 10 have II out Will,
himself.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
pueLIc TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Louis {. Hanson and Mary
rn,or. aon whose ,,ar address ss, !, HssSn coo
eorder OF Phillips County. Colorado. in
said County. conveyed to the Public
Trustee Of said County the following
land In said County. to-wit: Southwest
sssD, in township Six ,s) 4. isanse
Forty-seven HS) West OF the Sixth T..
NJ. IN trust to secure the payment Of one
ss pee r0s Tor q sssn date E.h to sns
order OF Lars Hansen -Four Years after
date with interest thereon from date at
the rate OF six per cent per annun pay
able annually and evidenced by four in-
iersst notes for $4,000 each.
And Whcreas. Default has been made
by the said rrnntors In said Trust Deed
conditions Imi,osed u uI,en them "S' by The the
terms Of said Trust Deed in this. to-wii:
That said Erantors have failed to pay the
note on April %. ises also tie i;so $50
1921 and l?s. taxes which are past due
And Whereas Tho legal holder Of the
has fled with said Public trustee notice
pndl demand In writing. declaring said de.
mutt and ciectine 10 declare the whole
zen s ,h.rncn rsprss,n,sa by rald mote and nier
BILE. and demanding the sale OF said land
under said Trust Deed.
Now Therefore. Public Notice Is here
by given that pursuant to said notice
election and demand. and under and by
virtue of the authority vested In me BY
said Trust Deed and the law. l. T.. III
hnrercaves. Public Trustee of ssaid Phil
Hips County. VIII sell th. sibovc described
land for cash. at public auction. TO the
highest bidder at the west front door OF
the County Court House. Holyokc. Colo
In the County OF Phillips and State OF
Colorado. on Monday the Sixteenth day
cf April a. ID. 1874 at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon for the purpose OF paying xaid
note. Interest to date Of sale. taxes etc
give to the purchaser thereof u certIii.
law. -
Dated March 18Th. 1898.
- 4. ". HAR0REAvES
Public Truste. OF Phillips County.
Colorado.
First Publication March 18th. 1879.
Last Publication April 18th. 1898.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
powd.r.d ola,, ., . Pol.en.

During q recent murder trial In Lon
don. England, the subject of powdered
rlnss ns poison was introduced, and
this hns led A. q. Pcmbcrton. director
of the Imperial emery works. London.
aud other companies. 10 write the fol-
Iowinr letter Ia n London PAPER;
"Now. M man with u lot of prncii-
cal experience. I question whether
powdered glass. taken IN small Guanii.
ties. l. poison nt all. aud ! think II
would be u very costly thing TO try 10
XIII anyone with diamond dust.
"My experience ~ gathered from the
crushing mud manufacture "f sins- for
sandpapcr. during which pr'as'"s. In
The old days, when little care was
tnkcn regarding dust. men became
whltencd with The stiiff."
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
SUMMONS
County Of Phillips. 50
In The District Court.
JOHN A. CARLSON, Plaintiff,

JOHN A, CARLSON, Plaintiff,
/ husband and wife. and Carl Spoering,
Wisner State Bank. Wisner Nebraska.
Farmers state Bank, BARLEY. Ncbrns-
The People Of the State Of Colorado, TO
/ John II. Spelts and Blanche a Spelts,
Wisner State Bank Wisner. Nebraska,
Farmers State Bank. Bartley Nebras-
ka. and Miller whose first name is nf-
You arc hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
Court Court of t,Sii Philips % County. state Of coi.
orado. and answer the complaint there
in within twenty days after the service
III served out OF this County or by publi-
cation. within thirty days after the ser
vice hereof, exclusive OF tho day Of SER
taken against You nccording 10 >the
prayer of the complaint. And II a copy
Of the complaint in the above entitled
or IL the service hereof be made out OF
this State. then ten days additional to
the time hereinbeforc specified for ap-
fore the taking Of judgment by default
rs aforesaid. sA sniwi.
Tho said ad,isa u brought ns',a tS secure snS
personally. for the sum of Six Thousand
Six Hundred Seventy-Slx Dollars and 80
cents upon q principal note for the
S4O0.5S upon interest coupons together
with interest upon NIL notes and coupons
specified In the. complaint to the date OF
Judgment Asking foreclosure of one
certain mortgage deed and that the same
he declared first lien upon the premises
hereinafter described, said mortgage re-
corded in Book o.. rage 81. Records. of
the lands described as the NwN and
Lots 1. 2, .. Section q? Lot 4. in Section
20. all in Twp. S, n. Range ~ West of 9th
+. Min Phillips County. Colorado ask
ing that the liens Of all of the other de-
PENDANTS be DECLARED junior, and inferior
lands herein described be- sold to make
the amount of said judgment. That any
person to the action may be purchaser
of said lands at said sale. and that the
purchaser be let into the possession OF
Sheriff's Deed therefor. and that all per-
sons claiming or to claim by. through or
under any Of the defendants herein in
cludinG the defendants he forever barred
and foreclosed OF any right. title or In
in this behalf laid out and expended and
for all proper relief. as will; more fully ap-
pear from the complaint In said action to
which reference is here made: copy of
the complaint Is hereto attached for
greater certainty.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear. and to answer the said
complaint rs above required. the said
plaintin viii take default as prayed for
in said complaint.
Given under my hand o. II. Holland.
Colorado, in said County. this 2sth day OF
iS:AIJ q. II. HEL.LAND.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
Loud.roc,d Phone Ussd.

A louj.spcniing telephone insiru'
mcni has been introduced In England
for fnclory md Office USE. rendering
II possible for tho manager or fore.
innn 10 speak 10 amy part ~ the prem.
ises where an instrument IN fixed with
oui bcIng near tho trnnsmiiter or uslng
the hand miero.telephonc. The replies
from the outlying instruments nfr
transmitted quite clearly into the room
without using n receiver, thus leaving
10th hands free.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
oaeo Movloa

A "movic" picture show In tho home
by the Md II n machine which has No
more to DO with lights or iniin minahle
things than typewriter or u sewing
machine II an accomplished fact.
The ''novlescopc." tre Invention of
mn Engilshmnn. throws pictures on II,
marvellous mirror simply ~ means oi
ordinary daylight or the artificial Hight
used TO Illuminate the room.
The pictures nre seen with esirnor
dlnnry cl.nrness. II depends IN The
,lcwer-who is also the operator
whether the plctur. " slow.motiop
affair or onc of normal movement.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
SOUTH AMHERST

elena Nierman spent Saturday
afternoon with Margaret BONNER.
Mr. Brunei and son were Lamar
callers Tuesday.
j. Bruner and w. J. Detmer went to
the Holmes sale Monday. S
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson and fam
lily spent Sunday at the George Sporl
home.
Mr.. o. Hill ate Sunday dinner with
r. Ewegen.
Mrs. Bartack and children spent
the afternoon Saturday with Mrs. "
Gehringer.
Orvin Sanders visited at the George
Sporl home Sunday. sa6
at the Willard Butterfield home Sun
day.
Mrs. John Fertig of Albion. Nebr,
and Mrs. Emil Maox of Dalton, Nebr,
have been visiting at the W. j. Detmer
home
Mrs. Lester Eickmeyer and son,
visited Mrs. w. J. Detmer Saturday.
VIM. Peterson and family have had
quite siege of the flu, but are better
at this writing.
R. Ewegan spent Sunday afternoon
with C. H. Matson.
Edward Butterfield spent Tuesday
with Roy Detmer. ia'3 =
Miss Evelyn Krueger spent Thurs
day night with Margaret BONNER.
Miss Rose Sporl is visiting Mrs. ].
GrOvens this week. on account OF Mr..
Groven's sickness.
Louis Kruger and family enter
tanned last Sunday the following:
Fred and Lester Miller. Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Kruger and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Kruger.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
censor Japansse School Books.

The international Educational nsso-
cintion Of Jnpan Inns decided 10 inves.
iIgaic the japanese national renders
history. geography and music Of the
primary schools OF various countries
10 make n comparison and strike out
from Japanese books whatever Is dctrl.
mental 10 the cultivation of Interim
ilpnnl IDEALS and sentiments. Tile
tome of the japanese tex, books Il 70.
sarded ~ decidedly jlngolstlc.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO Lee
STATE LAND
Once Of the state Board Of Land c
Denvcr. Colo. NIarch

Denver. Colo. March 9. 19s
Notice is hereby given that John
Barbour whose postoffice address Is
yoke. Colo. has made application NJ
$3.50 to lease the following dcscr
School Lands. situate In Phillips Cou
Sec. is. Town n. Range a. w.. w.
munity Grazing Lcnse)
Notice Ia further hereby given that
other persons desiring to file an appl
ton to lease all or any part Of this Il
OF land must file same in this office y
to April 8. 1923. as no other applicatiol
lease the above described lands will
considered after said date.
EARL COOLEY.
Register state Hoard Land CommIss
erS.
March S-l5.2a-2a.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
NorlcE FOR nunI,cATloN 81 p 4

NOTICE FOR PUnllcATtoN
80 Acres. Serial No. 026252 Ori
Department OF the Interior. U. 8,
Office at Sterling. Colorado. Febriia
1923.
Notice Is hereby eiyen that James Il
OF Holyoke. Colorado. who. on Septc
16. 1919, made Homestead Entry. /
No. 0282E2. for the W5iNWX. Scctio
Principal Meridian. has iiled notice
tention to make final three year prot
establish claim to the land above
scribed. before o. H. Helland. Clcr
on the ed day Of April, 1893.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Henry Fig, of Wray. Colorado. Ch
Dodson, Of Holyoke, Colorado. Mung
Taylor. Of Holyoke. Colorado.
f.. r. CONQUEST. Registe
First publication February 15. ls2
Last publication March Is, 1923.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
s,slss BY IN. s,,,,oc.

More thnn 0oO.W0.000 Bibles In Nil
languages have been printed In the
world slnrc printing was Invented IN
the middle of the Fifteenth century, nc.
cor'lIne 10 George 9. Buxton. Chicago
publisher, who presented this interest.
ing cstlmntc nj the convention OF tho
subscription Book Publishers nssocln.
tim.
Approximately s.0000O0 Bibles nre
printed In this country nni cnnnda
annually" said Mr.. Buxton. "nnd a..
u0tDO throughout tho world"
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
Explanations in Order.

One morning recently went ncross
the street and wns 20 come bncil tu
tie corner meet my husband. nnd 40
down town with him. Seeing n man
coming out u our court. began to
motion frnnllcnlly. lie snuntcred
along but kept II up. 40 he started
10 run. When he caught up to me
saw had never laid eyes On him.
Exchange.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
nIoh Chair for coda Fountain.

A New York soda dispenser ins
nlndc Il eusy for tho small children
Ia linolbe mn leo cream soda by pro.
wiling n specially constructed high
chair which relieves the parent OF ihe
burden II holding The child up tv The
counter or stourn. over 10 feed ilir
little sciuni. American.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
suMMoNa

State of Colorado. County OF Phillips.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Edna Rosellen Ozman. Plaintiff.
william II. Warwick. Frank Warwick
Morris A. Warwick. Defendants.
The People OF the State Of Colorado.
To Willam II. Warnlck. Frank MAJ
lex and Morris 4; warnick. the Defc
You are hereby required to appear
an action brought against you by
above named plaintiR In the pisuI
Court Of Phillips County. State Of Cd
within twenty days after the esrv
hereof. II served within this county.
II served out Of this County. or BY pulI
cation. within thirty days after the Il
Vice: Vice or aasmsns Sy s. DE assas & Si Vi
taken against you nccordiug to
prayer Of the complaint. And u . Cd
of the complaint In the above entit1
or II tho service hereof be made out
this State. then ten days additional
tho time hercInlseforc specified for 4
pearallce ansl answer win be allowed \
fore the taking OF Judgment by dcfa1
The spii action Is brought to rccou
from the defendants las owner Of, cd
half Interest on the West !. OF Sec,(
Y We., II IT Townshn ,bs ~ NSs'h q RANG ,
colorado) Judgment for the sum
Thirteen Hundred and Eighty One IN
lars and O5-1og Dollars as one half Of q
value Of rent for pasture ana crop rails
upon said land with interest and sul
other and further judgment NJ tho Cou
deems ut. and costs of this action AZ u
more fully appear. from the complaint
said action to which reference II hd
made. r a. n
And you arc hereby notified that II ),
fail 10 appear. and 10 answer the "a
complaint - above. required. the sl
plaintiff VIII take default and Judgmd
M prayed. -
Given under. my hand and the seal
the District Court Mt Hoiyokc. Colorad
-. 1929. - tsiFI
". @. IiELI.AND.
Clerk o. the District Court Of Phill
County. Colorado. l..I.
tSEALl
First Pub. Mar. s--iast April 9Th.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
NoTleE OF ,Ap!UsTMTNT DAY

NoTtcg or ApsuoTMGNr DAv
hstnte of Joseph II. Painter. Deecnped
AZ pcrrona baving claims against aail
them Tor ndjustment 10 the Court
.oiirt of rhIilIps County, Colorado. a
the 18Th day Of Aprii. A.. y. 1888
Admlnistrnifix Of Tho Eniaie 4
Joseph n, Painter. Deceased
W. 4. onr'nhn. attorney for Adminls,ra
First pub. March 10. last rub. April 1:
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
sHEHIFF,s sALe


State OF Colorado. County Of phIilips. 4
Case No. i4ta. adl
Noticr h hereby given, under and n
virtue OF decree. special execution, ~
order for sale. entered In District CoufI
81 fhililnT County. Colorado. On the 2ir1
day Of F.brmry. a. u. 1879, wherein 4
is decrecd that ihcrc In due the AmcfiI
can State Bank Of Amherst. coloradj
= Cooperation. from orvillc u. DcmrsI
Warwick. the sum OF sasas, 90, with III
t.rest from the card Of February. issi
and costs. amounting TO tho sum Z,
vi 90. together with accruing costs.
] hereby give notice. that under M
hs virtue OF raid decree. special cxecu]
tion and judgment In foreclosure, I vi
on Monday. the 9TH day of April. A. n
-: ~ The hour OF 10 o'clock In n
front door Of County Court HOUSE 4
lloiyk.. Phillips County. Colorado. II
nnd dIrpore of tho following properd
u.rcribod IN Eail order. decree and es]
..utlon. and situated IN tho County 4
in,liipn. State Of Colorado. described \
,o,,y %ss. AL IieIf Ia.s, w,M, Q. Section rh!r,.
i.ansr Forty.four csl,, West Of tho ID
7. ~. AZ. Public Auction. Tor cash I
hand. u the hiRhent bidder Tor the pufl
pose oi realizing the amount found I'D
The nnl1 American State Hank Of Am'
nurrt. c0Iorndlo. "a Corporation. N hfoft1
,ai.i. together with nii intercst. costs
ulrnursrmrntr. .commisrionn and -.
p.nss ,.., , OF nnle. Subject To NIL prior lieu'
W. n. uEvAnp.
hher!n Of Phillips County Coiornjs
First phhiicat!on March nth
Last publication Aprlt sth,
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15
WANT ADS

Farm for Rent-rsnanire OF {. V.
Burns. Amherst. Colo. aS.t.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15

WANTED am always in the mar.
kct for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. So.tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15

For ssIe:--alacaroni Seed Wheat.
inquire Farmers Coop. Elcy. Co. "a
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15

For sale;--As ! expect TO move 10
Venango about April lat. I viii sell
my residence property In Holyokc.
' " desired.--J. NJ. - -. 27.3t
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15

-. Sheriff Of rhiiiIps County s ';. ;c.clorad'
Flrnt publication Mnrch Rih,
Last publication April slh.
Phillips County herald., 1923-03-15

For Sale or Trade:-I;xtra good
Hereford Bull. Eyau johnson. 2s.2