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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of The INTERIOR: Land Uhce Fl
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
to M axe Anal proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before The Hon.
Ace, at Minot. N. D.. on March 4. 1907, viz
Roinhold L. Kruger, H. =. No. 20Al2, for the
SIX nwh, Ell swk. Sec. q. Twp. 1871 Rye. "a.
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Mike Stemmen. c B. lib
belts, j. L. keough, Theodore Buck, all o.
L. D. McGahan. Register.
JourRen Olson, Agt. for Claimant.
1.17-2-21 Hinot. N. D.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
~. ,k,r>n< ~ tho TnteriOr Land Of13c0 al

Department Of the Interior, Land Office al
Mtnot, N. D., Jan. 81, 1907.
Notice IS hereby given that Dom Wilmes. Of
Ninot, n. D., has filed notice of his intention
to make final Communication proof in support {, g
made Nov. 8, 1905, for the neA sen Section }
Township 1H n. Range IS W., and that sale
proof viii be made before Register and Receiv
or at MinOt, N. D.. on March IS, 1907
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF. the land. viz: John Carlson. James Gordon
Ralph B. WEIGH, Clifford T. Welch all of Minot
N. b.
i-2.-225 LID. McGahan, Register.
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TREAsURER's REPORT
For Botz school district No. Is, county
of Ward state Of North Dakota, tor
the year 1905 1905:
RECEIPTS
Cash an hand at beginning OF school, 900 80
Total SHdi amount t r re during the year
from the superintendent OF the state 400 90
Total AMOUNT received during the year
from the apportionment OF the county q, y
M eu,1lnh ra aoaS during the year from
taxes levied by the district schooi
board. including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed IN the Go -
amount received ohrii's 'ne 27.95
Total receipts for the year. includ' s,o,, a,
ing cash on hand Julyil. 1919 "s-oi'' u
EXPENDITURES
.,,.x,nt Maid duri the year for school. go ;,
houses sites and furniture - ~ "
Amount paid during the year for appar- -. 90
at%s h5 1sid durng the year for teach
AMOUNT ns paid during the year fSr serv- 50 ~
ices and expenses Of school ohcers..' o'''
AmoYnt paid during the year for inter ., g,
est of bonds and warrants -: ,nr ;;nci.
Amount paid during the year Tor lnci- ~ oo
dental expenses .......'.''. ''''''-----
%, tbo aear sl4o7 .95
Iotai exDe4ul'uaano' ,oM; 80 6O7 80
Grand total, expenditures and cash
on hand. to balance above tooA1 oo,5 Of
receipts. ..'..'' \
G. N. Rowe,
Treasurer of Botz school district no. IL.
Approved this 10th day of July A. Q. isSo'
BY order of the district school Doai ;a,,+
Attest: Jos. r. KoRGEL, Clerk. 1000,
Iss 6S6 and III, Amended Revised Cooes io'O
Clerks STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS OF
DISTRICT
Whole amount of warrants outstanding o., m
June 30, 1906 p 1'oo
Total indobtedness of district June 9.a m
Approyed this 10th day of July A; p. 1895
BY order of the district senoo, r Doa CIark
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tho Interior, Land Office ut
Minot N. D., Jan. %. 1907
Notice is hereby given that Ole a. Arnest!a &C.
70 make final dve-year proof in support of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. 1873, made
Oct e. 1901, for the eh Of neA OF Section TIC - .
and w Of nwk Section ), Township los a. a.
before the Register and Receiver at Minot, N.
D., on March u. 1907,
He names the following witnesses to prove
Of, the land viz: Tom L. Hegle, y. Nordguist,
Charles E. Johnson, Alfred Jylin all of Ainot,
L. d. McGAHAN.
1.31.a7 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

TePATtment Of t1e IntBrIoT, IdUu O11re IJ
Minot, N: D., January Is, 1907, a.,
Davis formerly M Louise, Olsen Wallace, of MI
not. N: D., has filednotice of his intention to
make final proof is y3Esa I his
Dec q. 1905. for tie swA Of sell of Section 10.
We of neg an seq Of neh Section 80, Town:
ship 155 NJ, Rye. SO W.. and that sa1d proof
at Minot, N D., on February %. 1907.
She names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
John Bradley. L. NJ. Davis, all Of Minot. N. d.
T. y. Mc(iahan,
1-T2-21 Register.
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County OF Ward judicial District.
1. IL Lunos. Plaintiff,
William Emanuel. Defendant.
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the p2intln ID the
above entitled action, copy OF when IL mere,
to attached and here With served upon you. anu
to serve copy Of your answer upon the SUP.
scribers At their ONCE In the City OF Mlnot. ~
said county and state. within thirty days after
the service OF this summons upon you. exclu.
siye of the day OF such service; and IN case OF
your failure to appear or answer saiQ con-
Daint Judgment will be taken gainst you ny
default for tho relief demanded in the com
plant. ~. ,o,h Az,
PALDA g. BURKE
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Postoe1ce and Once,
Oilera House Block.
MinOt, North Dakota. 80,
THE ABOyE NAMED DEPENDANT will please
take notice. that the summons and co npliilnt
in the above entitled action were filed with the
Clerk Of the District Court 10 Minot Ward
County. North Dakota. on the 10th day OF Jan
uary A. D. 1907.
2-I314 PALDA a. t3DthiS
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TRrAsURERsS REPORIs gtsgsig
Nor Il. liberty school district Ma. W, coun-
~ Outward. state q North aDAkotA.
dor the gear 1915 1898.
REoRIPrs
Cash IN hand at beginning OF school 80. ~
r9yt sai1 amount a"y ! received during the year
from the apPorsionmsnt OF the ssase ,,7eo
ro onsi. amount t ia.aived dudns the year
from the apportionment of the coun- ,oo ..
AS syan,tl f.csived during the year from
taxes levied ~ the district schooa
board, including outstanding war-
rants fsdee,me e. o. ehuo'so. S73. 72
inR cash on Rand Julyl, l9O5 .S121o. %
EXP ENDITuRGss
Amount mount p sitas a snd no II
Amount maid during the ear for teach -, or
A% ers wssSdd during the year for serv
Amount paid during the year eor inter- 90 -.
est Of bonds and warrants 49,. e., ina; ina.
Am Amount . @u..nk VINO 80. s2.M
,;.,... -. tho v.ar. S es5. os
Iotei oSQenEn ...s sn 1o1e s43. az
Grand total. expenditures and . cash
on hand to balaAce above totai 1910 90
receipts. ........--.. ....'' =. .'''' 80
FRANK TROMBLE:
Treasurer OF Liberty school district ~, Ne' ~.
Apnroyed this 10th day of July A; p lSo.
BY order OF the district school eoard:
W. r. EOSTE IL. YTeSAdonC.
Attest: MO. HTLBERi. Clerk. 1000,
(ss 686 and I'll, Amended Revised Cooes io'')
CLEnK's STATEMENT OF rNDEBTEDNEss OF
DISTRICT
whole amount OF warrants outstanding 90, 20
June 80 1906 .... ~ Ioi ~
whole amount Of bonds outstanding 80 -,
June 30 1906. $500 49, ooooe
Total Indebtedness of district June . 90, n
80, 1905. -. - - :. ~ 80 -
Approved this 10th day Of July 4; ?. 1872.
Ry order Of the district school board:
III. o. HuLBEEG. Clerk.
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Postotfce and Office ~
II Opera House Block.
Minot, North Dakot


You are hereby notified that the cOnplant
in the above entitled action, is and was filed
with the clerk of the District Court. W ard
County, North Dakota. at his Office at Mnot.
Ward County, North Dakota, on the tent day
Of December. a. D. 1905 l-l1-2-zl
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Eddie Larson. Defendant
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Defendant
Eon are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled act ton. q copy of which is here
to attached ana here with served upon you.
and to serve copy OF your answer 70 said
The ity of hirot. in the County OF Ward and
State of North Dakota within thirty days aft
er the service of this summons upon you. ex-
elusive Of the DAY OF such service; and in case
Of Your failure to appear or answer, Judgment
will be taken against YOU by default for the re-
lef demanded in the complaint.
Dated at MnOt. N0rth Dakota. this twenty
third day OF November, A. u. 1906.
.s PALDA & BuRKE.
AttOrneTS Tor Plaintiff.
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STATE or NORTH DAKOTA In District
rSS Court Eighth
County Of Ward J Judicial District
o. O. Adams. Plaintiff.
vs. SUMMONS
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CONTEST NOTICE

James Johnson. Atty. for Contestant
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CONTEST NOTICE

James johnson, Atty. for Contestant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10

passenger agent, and George Cassidy.
general freight agent, Rutland Railroad;
Edwar 8. Giles, chief Of tariff bureau; John
"A. Crawford, general freight agent, n
p. j. Flynn, freight traffic manager, Della
gare, Lackawanna h Western Railroad;
q. l.. Danforth, passenger agent n general
freight agent, Middleburg 4 Schoharie
George r. Mckay, traffic manager, South
Buffalo Railway; George ID. Ogden, assistant
general freight agent, Pennsylvania Rail
road; q. M. Beasor. general freight n
passenger agent. New York a Pennsylvania
Railway Company; A.. NJ. White. general
freight and passenger agent, Delaware n
Eastern Railway; A. l.. Langdon. trafio
manager Long Island Railroad; W. H.
Seeley. general freight and passenger agent.
Central New England Railway Company;
Il. W. Smith. assistant general freight and
passenger agent. New York, Ontario 4
Western Railway; F.. c. Coley. general
passenger agent, New England Navigation
Company; l.. h. kentfield, assistant general
freight agent. New York, New Hampshire
n Hartford Railroad; II. j. Hubbard, trafio
manager, Skaneateles Railroad; +. E. Jones,
general freight and passenger agent, Cats
kill Mountain Railway, Otis, Rye a Catskill-
Tannersville Railway; {. NJ. Burt, gen.
eral passenger agent; w. L.. Bait, Western
passenger agent; NJ. T. Donovan, freight
and trafic manager, and +. l.. Davis,
division freight agent, Boston Il Maine
Railroad.
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JOHN p. KANE DEAD.
He Furnished Materials for the Most linz
portant Buildings In New York.

John p. Kane, dealer in masons' building
materials. died yesterday at his summer
home at Huntington. l.. /. His death fol-
lowed a paralytic stroke. He had peer
critically i'll for the last two weeks. MIR.
Kane was So years OLD and was born in New
Hampshire. He was educated in the
Petersburg Academy at Petersburg. Va,
and came TO New York when he was 10 years
old, Mr.. Kane married Miss Mary +. Grit
fifth of New York, and after her death mar
ried her sister. Kathryn NJ. Griffith, who
survives HIM. There were nine children
by the first marriage and one by the second.
or these three were sons and seven
daughters and all are living. The sons are
j. p. Kane, JT., Edward V. Kane aud Gerald
Griffith Kane. Mr.. Kane was president
and treasurer of the John p. Kane Company,
whose principal Offices are at psf Fourth
avenue. Among the buildings Mr.. Kane
has aided in the construction of are the
new Hall of Records. the New York Public
Library at Forty-second street and Fifth
avenue, the new Custom House, tho new
Grand Central Station and the new Altman,
McCreery. Trinity and West Street struct-
ures. He also furnished materials for the
subway. MIR. Kane was a member of the
executive committee for the Dewey cele-
bration. He was interested in Democratic
politics and was a member Of the Demo-
cratic Club and the Manhattan Club. His
house is at lis West Seventy-ninth
street.
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OBITUARY..

The Rev. Augustus +. Todd. a retired
olergymsn OF the Reformed Church. died at
bis home in Dunellen. n. j.. on Monday.
He was born near Somerville on February II,
1898. He was graduated from Rutgers Col
leRe in 1855 and from the New Brunswick
Theological Seminary in 1855. Among the
Reformed churches Of which he was pastor
we're those at Athens. Pa: Piermont. n. Y;
n. Y. and Bound Brook, n, j. He retired
from the ministry In 1855 He was a member
for sixty-one years, He was an honorary
member Of the Board Of Foreign Missions
Of the Reformed Church OF America and a
e eSSse' 2usast%s I, foddi, Jr John Gn II E. Todd odd
Mss S Me Gpai iP e. Toad ? and aGda M Rf b HSna e.
Todd OF Dunellen.
Hiram /. Thomas. proprietor OF the Rumsen
Inn, died at Red Bank. n. J., on Monday
Booker T. Washington. probably the best
known negro in this country. especially among
a thSse G slsn IN MAS poTtiS %ar SHd ,a 1nnoTisl e ~ IL.
meeting him when Thomas was steward OF
the Capitol Club at Washington. and Grover
list OF whom would contain many prominent
men: Thomas was born seventy years ago
ns DTOmm0ndyille =, Ont ,Et tie wss for q
waiter at the Grand View Hotel, Saratoga.
ana from tHeTD ne went 10 Moon 3 hOtel on
Saratoga Lake, of which he was proprietor
for ten years. Eleven years ago he took
charge of. the Rumsen Inn He leaves a
widow and eight children,
DR.. William La Grange Ralph. curator OF
the birdsnest section of the National Musuem
and a well known ornitholOgist. died in WASH
tngton on Monday night, aged SO years.
He was born in Holland Patent, \, W was
and ,sprgeons. this city, u 1879. and prac-
Turning his attention TO the study OF birds,
he made valuable collections of eggs and
nests, embracing some 10000 specimens,
which he presented TO the National Museum
he had been curator OF that section of ths
museum since 1897.
James II. Ailiger. for many years in the
theatrical business, died on Monday night
at the home OF his nephew. Abner ID. Alllger,
In Orange. \. j., OF pneumonia. He was
born In Jamaica. l.. J., 81 years ago. For many
year he was manager for oliver Doud Byron.
and recently had been connected with klaw
N Granger. He leaves a widow.
Charles Joseph Quinn. who died on Mon
day at his home, 1871 kosciusko street, Brook
lyn. In his seventy-frst year. served in the
civil war as a Captain In the Sixty-third
Regiment. He was a member of Meagher's
Irish Brigade. He leaves a widow, four
sons and three daughters.
Fred Prosser Salisbury of the law firm Of
Thompson * Salisbury, II William street,
died on Sunday evening of tuberculosis at
his home In Rochester, n. Y. He was %
years old, and was graduated at the Rochester
University In the class Of 1902 and the New
York Law School in 1904.
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claimed that IL would require the services
OF nfty men &c do the work that seven men
we're assigned to do. In this city. l thor
oughly concur with Commissioner Maltoie
in his opinion that this force Of inspectors
should be increased. and I nope the Public
Utilities Commission win give us ar ample
force OF competent men. 80 that with the
stamp OF approval OF the commission on each
meter the erroneous opinion held by a few
consumers as to the accuracy OF the instru-
ment will be disabused.
No meter is accepted by us from the manu-
LECTURERS unless the meter Is absolutely
correct and proved to be 40 by our own test
There is no patent on the meters now in use.
or , per cent. slow 10 accepted as a correct
meter. IL has been a rule OF the company
In sending out all meters to have those meters
run q trife SLOW. or in other words. In favor
Of the consumer.
No inspection OF meters has been made
since July /. when the Public Utilities Com
mission came into existence. OF course.
no gas meter put into service without the
commissions seal or stamp OF approval
would be a legal meter. therefore In approx
ing MIR. Maltbie's suggestion ! certainly
hope that the commission will promptly
determine this matter so that no inconven-
fence will be felt by consumers to whom we
will be unable to furnish meters In a few
days. At the present time We have on hand
a limited supply OF meters that were tested
and approved prior TO july !, but this supply
will be exhausted very shortly.
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and II -replscements are made. except a.
specified. the entrant may continue the tour
as q n0p-oonteetant.
The Glidden trophy will be awarded to the
club whose team makes the best comparative
Showing. all teams starting out with an initial
credit OF 1000 points, from which will be
bers Of the club team. The system Of penaliza-
ton is TO be figured according TO the number
Of cars 10 the. team. Q~ne-Quarter OF . point
being deducted from the team score Of q four
car team for every point lost and oue-tenth
Of a point being deducted from the team
score OF a ten car team for each point lost.
Each cars record will be kept separately.
however. and each entrant will receive a
certificate Of his cars performance after the
conclusion OF the tour
The Hover trophy for runabouts will be
awarded to the entraDt whose car has the
most points TO Its credit at the end OF the
tour. Penalizations will be made for each
minute or fraction Of q minute in excess Of two
minutes at controls and for each dollar or
fraction OF a dollar Of value Of new parts
used. figured from the manufa cturers' price
lists. The touring cars will be penallzed
according. to the number OF. cars in their
team. while the runabouts viii be penaliZed
one point for each minute or dollar. as the case
may be. The entries are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10
SHOT, TEEN STABBED SIN TIMES.
italian Drops After Bullet Strtk es Him and
Is knitted Lying on the Ground.


Is knitted Lying on the Ground.
Joseph Jassino. an Italian laborer, was
arrested by Capt. Big Bill Hodgins OF the
Macdougal street police station last night
after he had shot Antonio Giorgio. another
laborer, and then stabbed Giorgio six times
a. the latter was lying on the ground.
Giorgio is in st. Vincent's Hospital with a
bullet wound in ais head and knife cuts on
arms. breast and shoulders. and can hardly
last long.
The police say that Giorgio owed Jassino
S144, which the latter advanced when
Giorgio was in jail about three months
ago Meeting last night at Varick and
Spring streets, Jsssino asked for the money.
Giorgio knocked him down with a blow
OF his fist. Jassino arose and shot Giorgio
IND then stabbed him.
The only person TO interfere OF all the
crowd which gathered was Edward j.
Gleason. a fireman attached to Engine
Company 20. While he was struggling
Capt. Hodgins ran up and helped disarm
Jsssino. In the station the bloodstained
revolver was found in his pocket A
charge Of felonious assault was made
against Jassino. He was taken TO the hos
pital. but Giorgio was too far gone 20 be
able to make an identification.
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STATE TENNIS TOURNEY.
Many Defaults In Tournament for Cham.
plOnship Q. TraNers Island.

Defaults continued 10 be many In the tour
nament for the New York State singles avn
tennis championship Yesterday on the courts
of the New York Athletic Club, Travers Isla nd.
There rarely has been q tournament where
the default rule has been enforced with 40
great severity. and even the players hurt
by It indorss 1t as a good move to hasten
the otherwise dilatory playing OF matches.
One OF the men barred out through nom
appearances AZ ths ttme scheduled for his
match was wylie G Grant OF the New York
j.: I; c. He lost his match to r. II. Palmer
OF the R%idgewood g, G without playing
and arrived later 70 find that he was out OF Il.
the others. Grant took IL in good part.
prs SsT s9yH f s's1s cssamElOnss sn, Men: singles;
9, G., defeated ", l.. Richter, West side r. G. Sy
juno y; sisinacheT. Hamilton Grange L. 7. C..
rIT'I RS.nd0A; tcs5lash. Princeton. defeated
William Rosenbsum. Harlem T. c, defeated Albert
& Gran. ainH New M SS1s I! + 4 c. o. a * S:tf! FS,o %STs 2
miS.; s"s. IS g Eli S'I f:iisa, Il w. =; s sSsai + e. Ps y:
h \. T M,f = o,. GPivsSI :w yI asi' i r !, ds.:s,sd
4 Y. hollenhsusr, Kings County L. 7, C.. deiss,e
l. E' 4. r, ESs.e %:.s s Ia: ffns e. s.is., J. & 4. u 4. f s.Ss,
ks.r Sssn., /. d.;tss.ii.s 4. ~ \. nan 4 + n! 1sTisi:
ss.i an X. /, Js n S' s.ImiS one" c, YS e. P i Z 81 S::
s .s.:es "a a, Z c. T,..iI,sso Z. k k.H.y oG wan il, IT,
second Round-frsdereE a. Anderson. kim,
County L: 7. g.. defeated George W. SaiinScr.
Mamil,cn Grange |. I. G. defeated Floyd smith
ION, Defeated <. Eissmsa. ocean ces Country r1 cnss
1888 w..K. Gillette New York 4 c, defeated
W Y Lyon, West side !. G $50 g. T-S.R IL
New York l. I. c., by default. L, H. Fitch, Wrs
Side T, c., defeated b. r. Dennis, New York A r
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BANKER CAUGHT THE BOA7.
SWIFT Kaiser waited IL Minutes and Mr..
TObln Just Got There.

John r. Tobin. vice-president OF the
Hibernia Bank Of San Francisco. had to
hustle to catch tho North German LLOYD
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm H.. which sailed
a few minutes behind schedules o'clock
yesterday morning. The North German
Lloyd tel egraphed TO Mr.. Tobin that il
would assist. 1t had a tug ready to AXE
street to Hoboken. He got into the Grand
Central station at $50 A, NJ. and hired an
automobile. which made speed records
through deserted streets and got down
to the West Twenty-second street pier
ship line helped to drag Mr.. Tobin's baggage
onto the tug. which crossed the North
River in a hurry. The skipper Of the liner
had been ordered to wait For the tug ar
teen minutes. The time limit was up when
Mr.. Tobin climbed to the North German
Lloyd pier up the tugs ladder and ran up
the ~gangplank OF the Kaiser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-10
JERSEY SOLDIERS Ar THE GUNS.
Guardsmen Have . Lot OF Practice Work st
Fort Hancock.

The members Of the Third Regiment,
National Guard OF New Jersey, who are ia
camp at Fort Hancock. were disappointed
yesterday. 1t had been announced that
Gov. Stokes and his staff would visit the
camp in the afternoon, but they didn't,
and the guardsmen learned that the in
spection trip had been postponed until
to-day.
The artillery reserves at the fort had a
lot Of sub-calibrs practice at dxed targets
yesterday under the supervision Of the
regulars. Every fire command had its
own target or tagets and was served by
a busy little Government boat, which
steamed up to ths targets after each series
and footed to shore the number Of hits.
The practice showed steady Improvement,
Sergeant Beidman OF Company B making
the remarkable rrore Of 100 per cent. on
the last ten shots At Battery Bloomfield.
The various batteries we're given -in-
dependent action at the night exercises.
Some Of the guns we're almost exclusively
manned by the Jerseymen. and a number
Of them participated in the range finding
work.