Others, more fixed, liberated in their own villages, were eager to talk and to welcome us, but a little lost with the British and their unfamiliar ways and language, full of tales of the lack of food under the Austrian occupation, and the robbery of all their livestock and metal and many other things.

The livestock comprised fifty horses and 200 sheep.

*** Attempts to destroy livestock destined for the Allies are being investigated, says a New York paper.

The livestock numbered forty-five oxen, eight cows, twelve horses and sixteen asses; and the labor force comprised ninety-eight "Christians," ninety-six negroes and three Indian women with their children.

They kill much livestock each year in the mountain regions of the Western States and they also prey on some species of bird life.

[Illustration: A FOREST RANGER AND HIS FOREST CABIN] Livestock is sometimes grazed on game refuges, but only in small numbers, so that plenty of grass will be left for the support of the wild game.

This means that some of the surplus animals have to be killed, otherwise, the elk would soon be so numerous that they would seriously interfere with the grazing of domestic livestock.

Livestock lacked stables in some sections.

Why de Mahster would habe to round up de livestock each afternoon, put dem in pens, and den put out guards all night to keep de wolves and bears frum gettin' em.

Cotton-seed, it must be remembered, had little value at that time, except as livestock feed.

H. L. Davis (A); 3Jan56; R162745. DAVIS, H. P. Livestock enterprises.

Mrs. Kary C. Davis (W); 17Apr56; R168683. Livestock enterprises, by H. P. Davis, L. Wermelskirchen, S. Dickenson, and others.

DICKENSON, S. Livestock enterprises.

<pb id='313.png' n='1964h2/A/2223' /> DAVIS, H. P. SEE Livestock Enterprises.

SEE LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES.

LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES, by H. P. Davis, L. Wermelskirchen, S. Dickinson & others.

SEE LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES.

; AA58175. Educational Testing Service (PWH); 4Apr73; R549714. End-of-course test in Livestock farming.

Viking Press, Inc. (PWH); 7Jun56; R172364. WERMELSKIRCHEN, L. Livestock enterprises.

<pb id='313.png' n='1964h2/A/2223' /> DAVIS, H. P. SEE Livestock Enterprises.

SEE LIVESTOCK ENTERPRISES.

Livestock enterprises.

The livestock at the settlements, consisted, by the last accounts, of an English cow and a bull, two Indian heifers and two cows, above fifty goats, six working oxen, thirty buffaloes, six pigs, a few fowls, five ponies, and thirty half-greyhounds for catching kangaroos.

The little protection shown the livestock interests in this western country has actually driven capital out of one of the best paying industries in the West.

No need to sell their slaves and livestock; they would need both in the new location.