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FOR RENT

For Rent-Store. corner ID ave. and
14th St, North; fine location for shop
or warehouse.
Store on South 18th St, new brick. with
three rooms in rear for residences.
Store. suitable for lunches. fruit and
small groceries; right at entrance TO
Southern II. r. shops; low rent
7-Room modern residence, corner lot,
West End; rent only $50 TO right class
people.
Room house; good location, Ave. y,
for colored people.
GEORG7 BlLBE. AGENT.
2f20 LIST Ave
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HOOD Bldg.
FOR SALE-Good mich cow, cheap. 302
Poplar ST., West End
WEST END-A SWELL NEW BUNGA-
low, worth $3l50 for only s270O, on
terms almost like rent; has modern
plumbing, expensive chandeliers,
beautiful woodwork; on fine high
and dry lot on shady side of street;
this owners loss will be someone $
gain. Geo. Q. Mabry, 2106 1st Ave.
Phone Main 25T2.
THE 'Potlatch' forever. but without the
land to pitch your tents, all is vain
beautiful suburban five acre tracts, S400.
Owner, 11o9 South 18th street. Phone
5212 Main.
MOST complete and modern home on
southside; owner on place, but leav-
ing city: must SELL terms to suit.
lSOt ). lith Ave. 420-3t
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hATi:S-one cent ward day. mn nd.
taken for less than 26c for first inser-
sieu- sn~h snu~t neconnany order
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.QNE CENT A WORD

uATES--oue cent word n day. sd.
taken for less fhnn 15c for first inser-
fion. tfaeh n,ust Hrrompanv order.
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FOUND

FOrND-Saturday morning. corner 4tii
avenue and 22d street, bunch OF keys.
owner can get same by calling at this
office and paying for ad.
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A WORDIONE CENT A WORD'

h.TE>--one cent word day. al.
taken for less thrn e5c for first fnser-
tinu- F1Sh mn~t accom- pnnv order.
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ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-0ne cent a word a day. no nd.
taken for less thnn 25e for first inser-
tieu. eash must #eeompany order.
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FOR SALE

Come to Birmingham. where peaceful
are the wales and clear the skies.
Where freedom fires the soul and spar
kles in the eyes.
If you have to toll, this is the place
for you. over s50,000,000 goes to the
toilers each year here.
II you are a business man, this is the
place for you. You can get in and do
profitable business easier here than
anywhere Many business people
have grown rich here by getting their
part of the big pay roll.
If you are an investor, this is posi-
lively the best place for you. You
can invest money with absolute safe
ty and with greater profit here than
anywhere on account of the rapidly
growing demand for money. Higher
rates and better security is offered
here than anywhere. A representa-
tive OF the largest financial institu-
tion in the world told me that his
company regarded Birmingham as the
safest place for investments In the
South. That they had unlimited faitl
in its future. VIII you think whai
this means. If people with billions
of dollars think so, is it not safe fol-
us to think so? People of Birming-
ham, of the south, of the world, wake
upl Toiler, are you getting the higl
wages you deserve? Business man
are you getting the profit you should
have? Investor, are you getting the
income on your money that you car
get here? If not. come to see me.
have something for the working mar
as well as the business man, or the
investor. I have special man to sci
mercantile establishments,
If you want to buy or sell such busi
ness, come to see me. / have TIVE
statesmen for real estate and l. myself
look after clients interests in al
the departments. I make a specialt,
of loans and sales of high class prop
erty. / take your real estate burdens
and give you in exchange, peace, in
come and plenty.
The agent that makes the home,
That makes the man,
That makes the nation.
J. M. GIBSON,
400 Empire Building.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Good 5-room cottage on large lot: close
in ON south side. Price $500, no
incumbrance: will trade for good s.
room home on South Highlands, near
Five Points.
A. B. LONERGAN
$50 Empire Bldg. Main 1898
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

IF the following are not bargains, we
would like to know why.
-Four room house. In the best section Of
Ensley with all improvements in and
paid for. You can get this place for less
than sI400 on most any kind of terms.
A new 5 room cottage, on Eiyton st.
West End, for $500. on very easy terms.
This place has every, convenience.
Good room cottage at Arlington station,
with terms and price to suit any one
that wants a home.
These are only a few of the many bar
gains that we have.
For places to rent. sell buy or insure
call or phone
HELENA LAND CO.
2ol Brown-Marx Bldg. Phone 1913 Main.
s2250--Will buy new bungalow. 3 rooms
modern; lot 50x165: faces east; y block
of car line: small cash payment bal
ance to suit Bender e. Varley. Main
1865
FOR SAIE--On South Highlands. one
block Of car line lot 55x150. witk
brick house, has large reception hall.
parlor. dining room. kitchen, large
bedroom and bath downstairs: hall.
three bedrooms, bath and kitchen
upstairs; furnace heat, garage ami
servants room: large back porch and
back stairway; room for two more
apartments on lot; we have a price
of $500 for quick sale. Call J. w
Brazeal. with Denton- Williams Real
ty Co, 220 \. 21st ST. Main 2s5.
4-2O-3t-su-tu-t thu
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Barea
for cash or will exchange salabe sub
urban acreage for good mules, horses.
team outfits or good automobiles. Ex-
change. Box SIS.
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FOR SALE
$5000-(Wort $6500), rooms. story mod
ern, papered and screened throughout
This is a bargain on corner, South High
lands.
$500 cash, $40 monthly. rooms, 2 story,
on beautiful lot, near car line, North
Haven.
s24O0-s200 cash, s25 monthly, 7 rooms,
bath, ETC., near car line, North Haven.
s19OO-s2oo cash. 500 monthly, rooms. bath,
ETC., near car line North Birmingham.
Sl650-$200 cash, SIG monthly nice 4 room
cottage with hall, on corner, near Hele-
ma station, South Ensley car line
$500 800 cash and $12 monthly, room
cottage, with hall, on corner, near
Helena station, South Ensley car line.
$500 500 cash and s12 monthly. room
cottage. near car line, East Woodawn.
sa2oo-s rooms, near car line, North High
lands.
s1oOO-slo0 cash, SIS monthly, new g large
rooms), room cottage on Mountain, near
Acipco, North Birmingham
sl9oo-s2oo cash, balance easy rooms,
bath, ETC., on car line, East Lake.
s14oo7-5 rooms, electric lights and city
water, near Germania station, Powderly
car
we have several vacant lots for sale on
easy payment plan, or will build house
on same to suit you.
INVESTMENT r. e. co. OF ALABAMA
HARRY LYON, SALES AGENT
44-l5-l6 American Trust Bldg.
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FOR SALE
QUICK SALE.

QO1ok Sa4E.
S6500-A home IN prettiest part OF South
Highlands that will appeal to you the
moment YOU enter 1t. The arrangement
Is perfect; the interior decorated har-
moniously and handsomely, and outside
of house freshly painted: large rooms
ard sleeping porch; Burroughs screens
throughout: furnace and fine large hre-
place in living room: all closets lighted
aud several lights in all rooms. Level
lot, 50x152: fine shade trees: eastern ex-
posure. Servants house Easy terms
Call Main $3.50 tile Peirce- Foshee Co.,
70l-2 Empire Bldg
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BEAUTIFUL SOUTH HIGHLAND
HOME.
Located east of Goth ST.. on ele-
waited lot, facing east, convenient
to Highland car line; hardwood
floors throughout, tile bath,
sleeping porch; three bed
rooms, tile front porch This
home is built of the best ma
terial throughout and is one
of the most attractive places on
the South Highlands.
We can make very attractive
price and terms for quick sale.
w. Fl. BASON,
with
GIBSON ms & r, r.. CO.,
312 North 21st st. Main 27S5.
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EDGEWOOD has splendid car service.
city water telephone, electric lights and
everything that goes TO make the COM
forts of city home. Take a look
for yourself. 4-19-tf.
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FOH DENT

FOE KUN T
Rooming house. seventh avenue, North:
nine rooms house in good condition.:
$50 per month.
JEAIISoN REAL ESTATE x ms co..
I'll ~ Goth st. Phone $3.50
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ONE CENT A WORD
cent a word a day, no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first iuser-
sion. Cash must accompany order.
FOR SALE
NEW BUNGALOWS.

NEW BUNGALOWS.
rooms, South Highlands. $500
cash, S35 month. $3.50.
rooms, Norwood, servants room
and garage. $500 cash, $50 month.
$4,000.
rooms, Norwood. corner lot,
$500 cash, $50 month. $4,000
) rooms. West End. alley corner
$500 cash, $50 month, $3.50.
rooms West End corner lot,
$500 cash, So month, $500.
NEW TWO STORY HOUSES.
rooms and sleeping porch. Nor
wood, terraced lot. eastern ex-
posure, $3.50 to $500 cash. $50
month, $3.50.
rooms and sleeping porch.
South Highlands. east of 20th
street, two baths, $1,000.
All of these are models of their
kind and are modern to the last
detail
We have something that will
please you If you are in the mar
ket for a home.
Let Us Show You
MESSER r. E. & l. CO.
Phone S1s.
FOR SALEASecond hand Soda Fountair
at bargain; also fancy top, wired FOL
electricity and glassware. Addres.
R-96 care Age-Hersld.
PAIR mules, years old, is hands high
acclipated, guaranteed sound; will
sell below market South Side Coal
Yard, 18th street and Avenue e.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Desirable, new room cottage; al
modern improvements; located Oh
Tidewater in Woodlawn: easy terms
Address F-96, care Age Herald.
HOTEL FOR SALE CHEAP.
Small high class, steam heated
hotel within three minutes walk
of heart of business section; com
pletely furnished and "full up"
money maker; small amount of
capital requested; present owner
has uptown business and cannot
look after both properties.
Madam! Here's your chance.
MESSER REAL ESTATE & ms. CO,
Phone S19.
ARE your loking for a small lunch
room that will make good? If so. buy
the Uneeda, 1724 Sd avenue; honest
reasons for disposing given.
FOR SALE.
Close in on Sth avenue, north, room
house and room on alley for two ten
ant houses; this is coming business
property and bargain; $3.50. terms.
H400-5 room house one block Ensley cal
line; easy terms; see this quick.
Can sell you lots $40 down and $40 pei
month; young man. why spend all YOU
money and never own any real estate
e. e. DEAN,
SIS First National Bank. Phone 1866.
FOR, SALE OR EXCHANGE-Mo Modern 10
room, South Highland home; fine farms
suburban acreage, north, south or cas-
of city; larger satisfactory residence o.
farm considered. Exchange, Box $40.
FOR SAI.E-My grocery store, doing
cash business, located in heart of city
will inventory about $500. Address S-95
care Age Herald.
FOR SALE-A beautiful home at Norti
Birmingham park, 2s17 35th street front
Ing the park; 6 rooms and large hall
basement feet high; two lots, 50x14
feet each; street and sanitary improve
ments; car passes in front of th'
house; $45OO will buy the house an,
two lots; go and see this place. l.. T.
Hill. 1924 4th avenue. Phone 4722.
PAINTS-Mixed paints, s1.25 per gallon
pure OIL, go cents; trust lead, s7.75; non
trust lead, s.; now is your time. MAR
207. w. p. Brewer.
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NORWOOD

A brand new six room bungalow, mod
ern to the minute; oak floors. furnace
heat, tile bath, large basement, in the
heart of Norwood; on corner lot; snap
at $4750; terms $500 cash. Geo. o.
Mabry, 2106 1st Ave. Phone Main
2572
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

90 LOTS and two houses, $500; negro
property lots near these selling $3.50
each, on terms. Owner. 21 Watts Bldg.
Main 74l9.
Ards HEIGHTS BUNGALOW
Price reduced from $4,000 to $4250. Has
all modern conveniences: mission fin
ish; oak floors; living room dining
room, kitchen; three bedrooms. Only
$3.50 cash; balance easy.
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & ms. CO.,
2i1 ~ Goth st. fPhone $3.50
FOR SALE-l1OS Avenue d, 8 rooms,
si25o: $40 down and $40 per month with
ont interest. l.. G.. Pettyjohn, 1902 5th
avenue.
FOR SALE-303 LIST avenue, rooms, good
condition, $4,000, $40 cash, $40 per month
without interest. l.. G. Pettyjohn, 1902
5th avenue.
FOR SALE-Several thousand well
cleaned brick Call Main 2040-W.
FOR SALEM owner, one of the most
desirable vacant lots in South Highlands
suitable for residence or apartments. on
car line and within three blocks of Five
Points few vacant lots in that section
now; price under market; will make fav-
orable terms, no agents. Call Main
204O-W for appointment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

FOR SALE-Timber and farm. 1000 acres
timber 500 acre farm, 100000 feet hard
wood and pine, 100000 cords excelsior and
charcoal wood, easily logged; improve
ments worth 5000, including new excel
sior mill; yearly rental on $50 acres
land cultivated, 6 per cent on Sc, ,000 1850
acres additional rich. rolling and bot
tom land available for CIVILIZATIONS; To-
Gated on railroad at station, 80 miles
north Mobile, Aha. Price and terms on
application. Minge. 2113 First avenue.
2-23-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

kELLARSTONE, the wonderful new
building material is used in one of the
new homes in Edgewood. Have you
seen it? 1t is beautiful permanent and
inexpensive. 4-19-tf
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FOR SALE

S2500-Modern 5-room home at Central
park big lot facing east; terms S25
cash and SIS per month, with per
cent interest; no mortgage is as
sumed. This is pick up.
$4000--5 room bungalow on 18th ave.
south; with every modern conver
fence, will sell on easy terms or will
trade equity for vacant lot or auto
mobile; this $1,000 under the mark ct
also have some new and 6 room
bungalows in Norwood for sale or
exchange; If you are in the market
to buy, sell or exchange real estate,
see
THE LIVE WIRE"
HAGGARD REALTY co,
Phone 1874 sol Amer. Trust Bldg.
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For SALE
BARGAIN.

We have room cottage on 5
Avenue f. between 9th and 18th
SITS. that we can sell at bar
gain. Fine lot. 50x19o it.. south
ern exposure; house in good re-
pair and servant house in rear
This is the very location for
business man who must not be
too far from town and conven-
lent to car lines. Call us up and
make appointment to see. VIII
snake very close price and easy
terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

FOR SALE-s1050, room cottage, cost to
build $1,000, lot alone worth $500. Willow
avenue. near 35th St and Avondale
cars. Sacrificed to settle up estate. IL.
ID Smith 206 TIood Rldg
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ZOE SALE

FOR SAIfCOne- Ton truck, S016orsc
power; practically new; cheap; cost
$3.50 |, 1912. Il. M. F; good shape;
will demonstrate. Phone 5442-W Main.
Address 210sM I'd avenue. Claude
Weaver 4-19-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

$ic00-Neat modern cottage, bath and cleo
tricity; improvements cost $1,000; lot
worth $500 good location, Woodlawn
half block of cars. II. d. Smith. 206
Hood Bldg
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

FOR SALE-Four room house, paved side
walk, comparatively new sanitary con
nections; bath; good garden; one block
from branch Tidewater car line, West
Pratt City; 3l3 Elder avenue rents for
sl1 month; good little home for work
ing man. 5000 cash will buy it; also ex-
hibition white China Geese, cheap. See
Jas. Lindsey, Birmingham Ice Factory
or 2614 Avenue f.
FOR SALE--A first class bakery at a
bargain; best location and fine busi-
ness established Address F-95, care
Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

$1500-TERMS, $3.50 CASH AND SIS a
month will buy good five room cot
tage on corner lot, 100x140 feet.
This is near West End cars, this side
of Powderly. Room for two more
houses on this; lots alone worth $500.
house alone worth $500; this is a big
snap. Geo. o. Mabry, 2106 1st Ave-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-20

LOTS 50 cash, 80 month
ly, at League City Heights on the
1nterurban, midway between Houston
and Galveston; interurban station on
property; large, beautiful suburban
home Sites 50X125 feet; League City
has 1000 population, so trains daily;
three steam railroads and interurban,
first lots only $40 each; you can get
choice location now; payment So cash
and 50 monthly; buy now while price
is low and values along interurban
line Just beginning to make rapid
increase; suburban property near
Houston Is best investment in south
$17,000,000 spent on new buildings in
this city in two years; these lots will
sell quickly; 81 with inquiry. as part
payment, reserves choice lot. Writo
at once for free maps, plate and
illustrated literature. Address, Gal
veston- Houston Interurban Land Co.,
800 Union National Bank Bldg, Hous-
ton, Tex
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26
NuxoLL-ARNzeN WEDDING.

On Tuesday morning at the Cath
Ollie church In Greencreek. occurred
the marriage Of Miss Philomena Nux-
oil to Joseph Arnzen, Rev. Father
Baerlocher officiating. After the
ceremony the wedding party drove to
the Nuxon home where a sumptuous
wedding dinner was served to some
five hundred invited guest who gathr-
ed to do honor to the occasion. The
day was spent with the usual wedding
festivities and in the evening another
big repast was served, followed by a
big dance that lasted well into the
morning hours of the next day. The
wedding is said to have been the
largest ever held on this side of the
prairie and friends of the contract
ing parties came from far and near
to join in the festivities.
The bride is the charming daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G. Nuxoll and
is native of Camas Prairie. girl
who numbers her friends by scores.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Arnzen and is a young
man of exemplary habits and fine
qualities.
The young couple will reside on a
farm recently purchased by the groom
northeast of
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26
Sis, 900 FOR STOCK SHOW AT
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
Chief D. O. Lively Urges Farmers and Stock Men Take
Advantage of This Liberal Offer and Adver-
tise Their State.

for farm animals and poultry. A num-
Der of the states making appropria-
tons for representation at San Fran
cisco are setting aside from eight to
ten per cent of the total amount
raised to be used in paying shipping
expenses and in duplicating premiums
won by live stock exhibited at San
Francisco. There Is abundant prece-
dent for such action. This plan was
followed at Chicago and at st. Louis
the state of Missouri gave 500, 900,
the state of Illinois $4,000, Indiana
paid freight on all live stock exhibit
ed by residents of that state, Iowa
gave $4,000, Kansas $1,000 Ken
lucky $500, Nebraska $4,000, Okla
homa $500, Wisconsin $4,000 and the
Canadian government duplicated all
prizes won by exhibitors from that
country
AS an evidence of the interest in
live stock l can cite you to the fact
that the Chicago International Live
Stock Exposition, located In dis
trict remote from the hotel, depot
and loop district of that city was at
tended by 900, 900 people in a ten days
session, most of whom In addition to
paying q SOC gate fee, also paid 75c
for grandstand seats. This Is great
er attendance than any automobile
show or any other kind Of exhibition
devoted to one industry, has had in
this country. You must bear In mind
that there were no dairy cattle or
poultry exhibits at the Chicago Inter
national.
Added reasons for urging q live
stock exhibit from your state are:-
money thus appropriated goes back
into the pockets Of the farmers and
breeders Of the state; the richest
state agriculturally in the Union is
Iowa and the chief money income is
the conversion Of corn. grain and
forage into live stock and dairy prod
ucts; that more people are engaged
in and interested in poultry raising
than any one human occupation; that
live stock 10 the only resource which
reproduces; that differing from dis
plays Of art. machinery. manufac
lures or educational exhibits live
stock must be fed. is expensive tc
transport and run the risk Of dying
hence the need of special induce
ments in the way of supplemental
prize money and transportation ex
pense. Yours very truly,
d. o. LIVELY,
Chief of the Department of Liv,
Stock
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26
CONNECT DouMEco AND JOSEPH
WITH COUNTY ROAD.

George J. Burgund, Jacob Busch
and Alex Roberts, the three men who
have been constructing the trail
from Dry Lake, near the VIM. Bor-
den place on the Salmon river. to
the mouth of Rocky Canyon, as an
outlet to the Prairie for the Joseph
and Doumecq country. were in the
city Friday to ask assistance on the
work being done. The citizens paid
them some SIS In cash and agreed
to further assist them as the work
progresses.
Those who have examined the work
done say the trail is being put in
In good shape on very easy grade.
1t follows along the survey made by
the county surveyor, the right of
way for which was bought and paid
for recently, and will connect with
the county road at the mouth
of Rocky Canyon. 1t is expected
wagon road will be constructed some
time in the future along the line fol-
lowed by the trail.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26
vOlCMER FIRE LOSSES
S6. 200.

A careful estimate of the loss sus-
tanned by the fire at Vollmer last
week, which destroyed the Pearson
hotel, the Holm building and the mil
linery establishment conducted by
Miss Lorer places the damage at
about $4,000, with insurance to the
amount of $2,70O. which was held by
]. B. Hurley, of Kamiah, owner Of the
Pearson hotel building and its fur
nishings. The loss of the building
and furnishings is estimated at
81, 800. The hotel was conducted by
R. T. Ownbey and his loss is estimat-
ed at $500.
The jeff Holm building, where the
fire started was unoccupied and the
insurance expired at noon yesterday
Miss Lorer's millinery stock was val
ued at about $500. The building oc-
cupied by Miss Lorer was owned by
L. o. Zumwalt and the building loss
is estimated at 500.
Mr.. Ownbey later took up the
matter of securing a lease on the
Ramey hotel building and it is ex
pected arrangements will be complet
ed 50 that the hotel will be opened
within the next few days. The gen
eral belief Ia that the fire was of in
cendiary origin but there il not tn,
slightest clue to the identity of tn.
guilty parties.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-26

bers at that place. In the competi-
ton for the banner offered for the
best floor work the local staff came
within half point Of tieing with the
Kamiah team for first place and are
duly proud Of the showing made. as
many of the local team had not
been practicing the work until the
past month or SO. while the Kamiah
team has been working steadily for
the past two years. Cottonwood was
chosen as the place for the next con-
vention, which win be held on the
second Wednesday In June, 1914. and
the following officers were elected to
govern the affairs Of the association
for the coming year: President
Wesley Packer. of Sites; vice presi
dent. E. D. Lamb. of Cottonwood; sec
rotary, J. e. Smith, of Cottonwood;
treasurer, VIM. Thompson. of Kan
iah.