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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-24
Miscellaneous

SAFETY BLADES. HoNED. sTER.
ilized and tested; all kinds. SOC pei
dozen. G. q. Thomas Co.. OttumwA
Iowa.
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For Sale

FOR SALE FARM OF 1921 ACRES
miles from Ottumwa. $40 per
acre. VIM. Williams, r. r, D. No. /,
OttumWa.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
HOGS SHOW DECREASE.
,,rksrs Are Quoted at 4 10 Cont Drop
This Morning-No Other
Chance,

dogs show decrease of 10 cents to-
An, Lettuce is quoted at 15 cents.
:$R 5 cents higher than yesterdays
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| HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF
good farms to sell at right prices,
also few trade propositions. Write
for list. w. M. Hotchkiss, Bloomfield,
Ia
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RANGE OF HOG PRICES.

Range of hog values at Chicago 10,
the past week with comparisons:
Mixed and Light
192M255 l3cG0295
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Violin strings bows and
cases, fresh new stock.
finest goods, at 30 to 80 per
cent less than they ars
usually sold, do not buy un-
til you see my stock.
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New York. Poultry Market.

New York. Dec. Carbohydrates
ket alive, dull; chickens, II " @12c.:
fowls, 1917 @14c.; turkeys. zoe.
Dressed-Market weaker; chickens
12@1skc.; fowls, 12@13ac.; turkeys
f2@131sc.; turkeys, 1920.
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Wanted

WANTED WANT YOU TO KNOW
that have moved from Unfonville to
Blakesburg. and am still In the auc-
pioneering business and will cry your
sale for you and guarantee satisfac-
ton or no charges. Ell Swain,
Rlakesburg, Ia.
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Charles Pool has charge OF the wort
Of this chapel You will be. made vel.
come at the meetings.
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For Sale

800 ACRE VALLEY STOCK FARM
4 near Lebanon. Missouri so acre -
cultivation. is meadow, rich soil
spring water. orchard, telephone
rural delivery. Price $4,000. No tradA
Ed c. Baumann, 404 Boonville St.
Springfield. Mo.
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FOR SALE - COLLIE PUPPIES,
from trained and splendid working
parents. Price three to six dollars
j. e. Watson, Stockport. Ia.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE HORSH
[ power Webster gasoline engine
mounted on trucks with, Shore Bros.
swinging wood saw attached. Com
plete, ready to hitch to. Also head
quarters for new and second hand
automobiles and gasoline engines r..
L.. Shore, Eldon, Ia.
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wANTED-TO DRILL WELLS AND
prospect for coal. l.. Wilson g. Son.
222 N. Mclean. New phone 2S7-Y.
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FOR SALE-PUPE BRED ANGUS
bulls. Ed F.. Oehler. Moravia, Ia
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FOR SALE-MY PLACE OF TWEEN.
ty acres one mile west OF ChillicothA>
la. improvements good. Plenty q
fruit. Fine place to raise poultry
Call on or address b. T.. Harding
Chillicothe, Ia u
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WANTED-TO RENT. A FARM OF
from 80 UP to 100 acres. Must have
fair improvements. Address A. II.
Tetmeyer, Abba, Ia, r. No. 3.
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FOR SALE-s0 ACRE FARM GOOD
land IS acres broke. 8 room house.
barns, granary and other out build
ings, mile east OF Chequest. Davii
county, Iowa, 500 per acre. VIM
Bunstock, F1oris, Ia, r. F. d. No. 4.
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For Rent

FOR RENT WE'LL IMPROVED
farm. Inquire Alb Center Ave.
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FOR sALE-166 ACRE FARM IN
fertile condition. has only beef
farmed by owner, everything q
{ first class condition. Good buildings
orchard. good water. Just 75A miles
from Ottumwa. Telephone and oJ
rural route. Owner going west. Fol
$75 per acre for 80 days. a bargain.
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Chicago Grain Market.

E CLOSING Wheat, M@h up; corn,
" lower
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Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Dec. 2S.-CATTLE-Ma
mat As cents lower than Wednesday
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
COME WEST RATHER
THAN GO NORTH

The United States is losing about
100. 200, 900 of dollars and many thou.
sands Of strong mcn and fair women
annually through the emigration TO
Canada. True, many are returning. hut
the money they took away is not com.
ing hack; the money those who remain
will make in the future will not come
back. The Canadians know how /: is,
for ever since the discovery Of prec.
ious metal mines in our western states,
there has been a steady stream to our
side of the line and when they once
come and establish themselves in bust
ness, there is no return to Canada. More,
II is a habit with most of them to send
for old.time swecthearts aud thus two
are lost to Canada instead of one. Then,
as the years go by there are broods Of
children and they will eve he Canad
ians. But there has been a cause for
all this. Our country offered TO those
people more inducements than their
wi country could, and So they came
away. II Is different with those who
leave Iowa and Nebraska. and the pa.
kotas and Wisconsin for the north. They
could do better by coming west, and
II should be "A pleasure as well as a
duty for our people to supply the data
TO prove the fact. They can work here,
out of doors every day in the year with.
out discomfort, They wkld he nearer
markets here. They can raise from five
acres here what will bring them more
than they can clear from twenty times
five acres in Canada.
They can have advantages here for
themselves and their wives aud chill
dren which they can never have in the
north.
They are chasing an arctic %phantas-
maeoria and should he coaxed away
from t..
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
THE INFORMATION.
AL APPLE SHIP
Z r ASSOCIATION
Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
California, New Mexico,
Utah and Colorado, Will
This Year Have Largest
Crop Ever Harvested.
HEAVY
IN WASHINGTON

spokane, Wash. September apple
growers IN the Pacific or box group TAX.
ny in Washington, Oregon. Idaho, Mon.
tana, California, New Mexico, Utah and
Colorado, will this year have the largest
crop ever harvested in these states and
the fruit promises Ia be OF exceptional
~ good quality. according To n report
IN the condition Of the yield in the
United States aud Canada. received bv
w. ID. Finley, assistant Secretary in
Spokane of the fifth Dry Farming Con
gress, from G.. y. Rothwcll. Secretary of
the International Apple shippers Asso.
citation. The report says in part;
"The Pacific group shows a decline IN
but one important statc-Colorado.
There are heavy increases in Washing.
ton and Oregon, and heavy increases
IN the less important states of Idaho
aud Utah. The important state of Cal.
itornia shows u moderate in crense of
10 per cent, and for the whole group
AN increase of 30 per cent over a year
ago is promised.
The output of Washington and Idaho
will he 200 percent better than n 1909.
Mr.. Rothwell says. while Oregon = crop
will he 10 per cent ahead of last year.
Montana and New Mexico are 10 per
cent under II year ago.; Utah, 100 per
cent better; California. II per cent bet.
ter, and Colorado, so per rent less than
in 1909.
"In accordance with the practice Of
our ASSOCIATION for several years Mr..
Rothwell explains. 1--WE make last year 5
crop in each state the basis for this
years estimate, increasing or diminish
ing the per centage M the crop M cor.
respondngly lighter or heavier. For il.
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fc group promises exceptionally good
quality for the entire group, which will
be the heaviest ever harvested.
"'The middle ives, or Ben Davis group
ranges from poor to good quality, with
IA considerable portion Of IL Of only fair
quality. Illinois, Nebraska and Iowa
show considerable decrease, while Ar.
kansas, oklahoma, Kansas and Indiana
have substantial increases.
"The central group, which is the larry.
est producing group, shows increases in
Ohio, Delaware and New Jersey, over
last year; Pennsylvania, Michigan aud
Wisconsin show considerable decline,
with the increases not beng sufficient
to offset the shortage, aud this group
shows a decline from last year of 8 to
10 per cent.
"The New England froup shows an
increase in the entire section, except the
unimportant state of Rhode Island, and
for the whole group the entire crop Of
the year promises TO be above 40 per
cent in excess of last year.
"ln the southern group, the import.
ant state Of Virginia shows u decided
increase over last year, with consider.
able increase in West Virginia aud Ken.
lucky, Maryland alone showing n de.
crease in this group. This group shows
an increase of fully so per cent over a
year ago.
Canada, not including the province
of Nova Scotia, shows u decline Of 30
per cent over II year ago. early varieties
promising relatively better than winter
varieties. The Nova Scotia district
promised Il good crop until recently, but
II very heavy drop followed shortly af.
ter setting time, and present prospects
are for a light crop, poor quality and
not to exceed 30 percent Of n year ago
ia quantity
Mr.. Rothwell closes his report with
these words.
eff the pres NJ prospects are main
tanned until harves, ,ime our country
vii have plenty Of PppIcs all of bet.
r -. n average u,Hnty, wEirh should
have n good oati1 - Moderate prices
to Tue consuming ,uinc."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
THEopoREl

You are both guest and host, colonel.
We welcome you into our city, and You
viii probably admit us into your opin'
ions.
May the two Inequalities he equal
ly agreeable TO the recipients.
BE as direct and as unconventional
as you please. II anything in manne
or morals offends you here, pluck II
ont. We shall all be proud Of the famil.
iarty; for you are the only m Of your
kind on this mundane sphere.
Let us anticipate your candor, by
emitting some Of our own. Let us talk
about you a few lines-to tell you
what we like beat about you.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
CRIPPEN N MISS
LENEVE ARE KISSED
Police Prevent Any Other
Demonstration AS Pair is
Taken to Police Court and
Thence to Cells.

London, Eng, Sept. 2.-Dr. Hawley
II. Crippen. the American dentist, and
his typist, Miss Ethel Glare Leneve, re.
turned to London today from Canada,
where they were apprehended by the
police N suspicion OF being connected
with the disappearance Of DIR. Crippen 5
wife, Belle Elmore, and with
knowledge of the mutilated
body, believed by the police to be that
OF Mrs. Cripen, which was found in
the Hilldrop Crescent residence.
The Crippen party, composed Of the
two prisoners, Chief Inspector Dew
and Sergeant Mitchell of Scotland Yard
and the two wardresses who had in
charge Miss Leneve, arrived Mt Euston
station AT I o clock this evening from
Liverpool, where they had d~isembarked
"A few hours earlier from the steamer
Megantic. Three taxicabs were waiting
AT the station and the party immediate.
ly was driven to the Bow street police
court. where the accused m&n ahd wo.
man were formally charged with the
crime, and then placed in cells.
An immense crowd which had gather.
ed at Euston, Kissed and booed the air
when they emerged from the station,
but the police prevented further hostile
demonstration
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

Colonel: You shook Them up. And
heaven knows They deserved il!
You know what we mean by "They'
the same predatory They" that
you mean when you say "They' with
clenrhed fist aud gritted teeth and the
light of joyous battle in your eye.
They had been having their W
greedy way so long that it war TO them
the only way.
They no longer feared God or re.
spected man.
You made Them fear man, and pos
sibly They will be led to respect God.
They had crushed weakness into de.
spair aud sorrow into silence. You
gave to one a new courage and to the
other the voice of r~etribution.
They had always demanded privilege.
You taught Them 10 plead for mercy.
They had pursued. You made Them
flee.
Perhaps superhuman vigor like yours
cannot always follow the line of equal
Justice; but, colonel, it was a mighty
spectacle when you set the devourer of
nation all ashiver in dread of human
wrath. And il fattened Injustice was
thinned down by too many chastise.
ments, we win not now stop to count
the blows.
You humbled the arrogant ones. That
is one thing we like about you.
You awakened the people to n ION
seriousness Of their own o%mnipotent pow.
er. That is another thing we like
about you.
You taught the lesson with such light.
ming flash Of action and thunder roll
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
THIEVES GET BIG HAUL
FROM RICH Gypsy KING

Colorado Springs, Colorado, Aug. 20.
Four masked men secured $1,000, a dia.
mond sunburst and a gold watch at the
camp of John Adams, the ''millionaire
king of the gypsies," at Colorado City
early this morning.
MIR. Adams was absent az the time.
Mrs. Adams and children were covered
and made to give up the valuables un.
der threats of death.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
MORE THAN 10000 HoMEsTEADs

During the past fiscal year 1890 en-.
tries were made in the federal land
offices in the territory. The Clayton
office led with 1890 entries, then came
the Roswell Office with 3,ll3 entries,
the Santa Fe Office with 2,678 entries,
Tucumcari 2,076 entries and Las Cruces
l.2l4 entries. The entries covered g.
II, 27l acres. There were $500 final
entries and combinations and LOO en-.
tries were under the $50 acre act.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
THIRTIETH ANNUAL
NEW MEXICO FAIR
The Trades Display Parade
This Year Will Be Bigger
and More Spectacular
Than Ever Before.
FLOODED CANNES
FOR KENNEL SHOW

Albuquerque, n. NJ, September g.
The special Trades Display parade, al
ways "A feature of the Territorial Fair,
will be bigger aud more spectacular, and
more brilliant than ever at the 30th An
nual fair and First State Exposition in
Albuquerque in October. Prizes have
been announced for the best Trades
Display float, and the hest comic bur.
lesque float in the big pageant. The
statehood idea will be prominent in the
designing and decoration Of the floats,
and already the big industrial plants
and the business men have been nj work
preparing unique and gorgeous displays.
%
Albuquerque, n. NJ, September g.
A number of the leading dog fanciers
OF Colorado Springs and other Colorado
cities have entered their blooded CANNES
for the great Kennel Show, which is
TO he made one Of the most attractive
features Of the Thirtieth Annual New
Mexico Fair in Albuquerque, the first
week In October. This assures the ex
hibition of some of the most valuable
dogs in the west, as Colorado Springs,
IN particular, is a noted center Of dog
breeding enthusiasts. New Mexico and
Arizon exhibitors will have their ami
mails on display in large numbers, and
no one in either territory who owns a
dog which he prizes should fail to get
him OF parade.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03
SCHOOL NOTES
Beginning of second week.

Beginning OF second week.
There are 446 scholars in the grades,
and 22 in the High School. In the Com.
mercial department there are l2 day
scholars, and 10 who attend the night
classes.
The students of the High School are
planning to organize n glee club, under
the leadership of Professor Henderson.
Miss Myrtle Mckenzie, who occupies
a room in the building as a studio will
assist in the work of the orchestra and
the Glee Club.
All of the buildings have been thor
oughly cleansed and antiseptic tablets
were dissolved in the water with which
the wood work and the windows were
washed. All floors have been oiled
The school is starting out with the
finest prospects and the aim Of those
in charge will be to make II one OF the
very best schools in the southwest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

of speech, that it will not be forgotten
in this generation Of men.
Colonel: They" hate you. And the
"unconsidered ones of unnumbered
millions love you.
This is your highest Welcome in a
city which is fighting its way
to Freedom.-Denver News.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

lustration: II a given state is rated at
80 percent, 1t means the crop this year
is equal to four.hfths of the crop of
u year ago, " il given mt 200 per cent
the crop in such state is just twice as
large as Il year ago.
Appended is the crop estimate, with
percentage of yield. as compared with
1909:
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

Albuquerque, n. NJ, September e.
An Indian Marathon race is now being
arranged as one of the most exciting
spectacles of the sports program of the
30th Annual Fair and First State Elk.
position in Albuquerque in October.
Many Pueblo and Navajo Indians have
been writing to inquire about being en-.
tered. and the Fair Management has nc.
cordingly decided to hold "A big Is
mile race solely for the hardy and en-.
during red men. Some Of the best long
distance men in the country are found
among the New Mexico and Arizona
Indians. This will be n new stunt in
Fair programs, and will enlist keen in.
terest of racing fans.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

"tpon the important question Of
quality ! will say that it is decidedly
better than in 1909. New England,
New York and Ohio all promise u much
better quality than II year ago, az does
all the southern group, while the Paci.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-09-03

Lots of New Mexico towns are now
Dragging about the big size OF diff.
ferent vegetables and fruits that they
produce, Don't forget that Union
county farmers are growing watermel.
ons, muskmelons, sugar beets and Gu.
cumbers a good many Of which will
weigh $50 pounds, and that they will
be on exhibition at the Union county
Fair, which opens three weeks from
next Tuesday-Clayton Citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
His Great Teacher Is Plato and
Believes Our Duties Lie
in This World.
PRIEST. TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
Docs Not Think Their Relations VIII
BE Strained Because OF Ballingcr-
PinchSt Controversy

Santa Barbara, CAL March S-Just
before his departure yesterday for Dci
Monte. whore he viii spend few days
with his wife and daughter. Andrew
Carnegie aired his ideas Of the future
lifc" clifford Pinchot and endowed
newspapers
81 highly dislpprove Of recent utter
aucos upon the future Ife." he said,
referring 20 "a symposium boy Henry
James w ID. Howous and others. 81
was asked 10 contribute 90 that series.
but refused Ny great teacher on that
subject Is Plato.
"Our duties he I'm this world and the
man who performs them has nothing 90
fear hereafter 10 is too bad 90 say
anything % shstter the hope Of men
or women who pray that thc'r faith In
the future life may be strengthened "
Mr.. Carnegie does not anticipate any
straining Of relations between Prcsi-
dent Taft and Roosevelt as a result
Of the Ballinger- pinChot controversy
He summed up Ms Impressions OF the
forester thus.
"Pinchot is well-mcaning. jealous.
self-sacrihcing-a fine type We need
more like him. but he Is Inclined 20
walk so straight sometimes as 90 lean
over backwards. He does not seem
20 have much Of the give and take"
Concerning endowed newspapers. he
said he had considered the matter hut
had dismissed "a, as he thought no one
would care 90 read subsidized jour
nal THE element OF personality IN a
paper" he asserted. "is too important
n ] went into newspaper work ! should
both own and edit my paper"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
For the Woman Who
Has Beautiful Hair

The beauties IN the Anna Held
chorus are famous for their pulchrl-
tudc Their coinures add great deal
TO their charms How they can
manage such abundance OF bcauu-
fIi trssses day Boz and day out. Keeping
always the same wcll-groomcd appear
ancc. IS beyond the ken OF the average
woman. But listen while whisper
these girls depend altogether upon dry
shampooing 90 keep their hair fine
and glossy
They mix ounces Of powdered orris
root with Z ounces of thcroN, and they
are prepared for seasons shampoo
ing. once cor twice % week they
sprinkle % tablespoonful of this mix
turc ON the head and then brush the
powder well through the hair. That
is an there is to 30. and they have
escaped the bother and discomfort
that accompany washing rInsing and
drying the hair. topother with the
danger of catching cold.
The wonderful results they achieve
with thcroN convinccs me that 20 BE-
the only thing that can grow hair
for their hair is long and abundant 100
addition 20 being nuny and lustrous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08

of the provisions inserted in the bill
at the request Of Atty-Gcn. wicker
sham ana ls part Of the bin as DO
was reported from the senate come
mittee.
other changes we're ordered bearing
on the question OF whether one line
shall Dee permitted Co exercise control
over another line. The provision to ale
low % railroad now leasing another Ine
for 20 yeurs or more Co renew that
lease. or to acquire the reyerslonary
ownership of the lesser company was
eliminated An amendment was adopt
cd prohibiting director Of one line
from becoming "a director OF the com
poting line.
Another amendment which had been
inserted bon the administration bin oF
the senate committee TO broaden the
scope OF competition so as Co make 10
stIIl more difficult for one road Co own
stock or exercise control OF Cumpct-
ing line was adopted eXcmptiug street
suburban or iutcrurbun electric lines
from the prohibition against o. railroad
having an Interest in a competing inr,
also was stricken out.
Next 90 the recent retention OF the
court of commerce feature and the I'M
clusiou Of water transportation Cpmpa-
MES loo the scope of the BILL the action
TODAY constituted the most important
step Ton the house committee remodel
ing OF the measure.
In its original state the bill was the
principal feature OF President Tart
government program An effort was
made Co report the bin without amend
ment as done iu the senate. 10 is said
that the way has been opened. 10 is not
positive that other alterations VIII be
made This is true particularly be-
cause Chairman Mann IS violently OPP
posed To- many administration views ON
tho subject Of amending the interstate
commerce law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-08
HOW TO SPEND S1,8OO,O00
TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE

New York, March S.--Thc question Of
how 10 spend Sl,sO0,O 600 70 the best ad-
vantage has been occupying the at
tentlou OF the church extension com
mittee Of the Presbyterian church here
for some time past The money IS
that received from the estate Of the
late John S Kennedy, the New York
banker who left the major part OF his
great fortune TO charity. II was an
nounCed today a decision has now been
reached. About 5000, 900 Of the sum Will
be used 20 pay or the debt on exist
ing churches while the remaining 81
900. 900 viii De invested and the annual
income. about $4,000, win be used IN
the work Of Presbyterian expansion.