  A Fe89.15Cr10.75 alloy in a heavily strained (by cold rolling) and
strain-relaxed states was studied by means of the conversion electrons
M\"ossbauer spectroscopy (CEMS). Analysis of the spectra in terms of a
two-shell model revealed significant differences between the studied samples,
in particular, in values of the hyperfine field, a distribution of Cr atoms
within the first two neighbor-shells, the latter was expressed in terms of the
short-range order parameters, and in the magnetic texture.
