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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
I. ]. Lamb & Company,
REAL EsTATE 80 -

REAL ESTATE AND COMMISSION.
Opposite Union Depot. Phone s..
F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE have iust
plated Que o.; tue cboif'est additions yer
made 10 lie city List Plat consists II 81 nae
lots GA Hall-el within easy reach % steam o
horse cars We desire SO raise . large SUN 20
moaey within tie next Ten days. and % a.
compilsh this He have concluded % sell TIE
entire plat. This ~ an opportunity ~ iife
tine for The rleht parry g. make "a anug sun, ~
money. The property vii be shown Tree ~
charge 10 any one wishing 10 bay.
FOR SALE-We have a frst-claSs roller -four
in2 DlI ihat vii make money ioI tue
right paFtles. TIE miil = Of the latest aesign.
and has capacity 81 sixty barrels. The ma
chlneIy Is ueN and in Arot-ci iass condition has
i've sets 0i double nouf rolls and three sets -
double Iced rolls. iht mn cosi 800. ano II
worth today $1,000 Beside the mil. there Is
Sven lois good barn and 500 cords ~ Wood
The entire property VIII be- sold i0f = 100 TIE
property viii be shown 60 any one meSuinF
business. Terms satisfactory.
FOR SALE-Ne hsve fue paying hotel ia a
thriving locality that viii he soid "a = bar
gain n taken al once The hote is first class
Ia every particular and Is furnished with the
latest hotel appliances. The property has
twenty well furnished rooms. and travelling
men pronounce 10 the besi hotei IN estern
Michigan. This properly is paying invest
ment FOR some good man with r little N ouey.
Call al once Il you mean business. VII faAe
city property ia part payment
| FOR SALE-A fine fat near The Madison
- -
able for four families The fat viii rent fer
| $50 per month. ard is within few steps of
steam or horse cars. this property viii be
sold for S-590. oT wlli exchange Tor other prop
/ crfy.
FOR SALE-We have rare bargain that Is
Il sure % maze money for some one. The
property IA located on SpruR-st.. near O8kcs
and is now renting for - per montb. lhis
property is centrally located and is occupied
by good paying tenants and Is sure 90 SIM
prove iu value faster than any property in the
city. FROM the fact that if ~ within one BLOCK
% the Union depot, and within two blccks =
the busy portion of Monroe-si. The property
Will be sold for s6o per foot SO foot front
EOR SALE-Or vii exchange for other prop
erfy. real or persous two houses on oHc
large Tot. VIII diRloe The property aua 81 I
each separately. The property a. situated ca
Logan-si. near FASTEST. and vii make fw1
pleasant homes. which are non renfinr TOT tls
per month ibis ls a rare bargain f0T some
one. and Is sure 20 De taken ~ once.
! L0R SALE-A six-room house on Cole ~
Il Good wells. lof 01l15i only $40. ~ NIl take
small payment down and balance on monthly
payments. Would take cheap iot for first pay
meat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

John James Mage, 4 millionaire whs
hves nine months Of The year ia Paris, Il
tie hero Of curious story. II is related
e him that fifteen years ago he va
British vice consul &C San jose. Guate-
nlala. and poor man. One day e native
comnandant, who wa running the port,
cr'lered that he b given loo lashes for
some fancied Insult The wee consul
was lashed accordingly. Later the Brit
tsn government stepped in and ordered
that MasD be paid 500 f0r every lash
Gaasenlsla "a glad enough O. pay the
money, which made The vice corsal =
comparatively rich man. Having more
ready Mccoy than Any che else Ia toe
country. Presidene BaTrios entered into
rartnership with him. Mago became 4
large ooffee planter and dealer ard slso
was given exclusive franchises f1r build-
i1g docks II the ports. cat 4 which -
made q great i>ai ~ money. Ffs foTtune
h nov estimated 40 3 900 co Sew
York Wor.l
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

THE following important dec lsion is
reported in Bradstreet's: "Tne Supreme
Court of Illinois mas affirmed the judg-
ment of a subordinate State court I'M
posing a fine upon one Sobey, a bucket
shop trader. for illegal trading. 1t ap-
peared that one James put up margin
Of cents a bushel on n pretended pur-
chase of 5000 bushels of wheat, the deal
being closed in a few days at an adj
vance, no gram havl n been received
or delivered. The court held that there
was no purchase or sale for actual use
but that the transaction was simply for
speculation, and that where the nten-
ton. at the time of the transaction is
not for the purpose of making actual
deiIv0ry, but 10 make future settle.
ment, It isa gambling contract"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

THERE is considerable excitement in
Montana over the alleged discovery of
tin on the Madison river, twenty-five
miles southwest of Bozeman. The B oze.
man Courier gives the following particu-
lars: ''The ore, which IS imbedded in
ordinary quartz, is dark brown, and
somewhat resembles ordinary iron
mixed with mica, found in weli-defined
ledges, which in places crop out to the
surface. 1t Is claimed that several as
says have been made from the outcrop-
pings, which give very encouraging re-
suits, one sample yielding y and an
other per cent. tin. The ledges can
be easily traced from bluff to bluff
across the Madison river, and the coun-
try for several miles on each side of the
discovery has beer plastered over with
locations"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

The CALLED jade IS always the one
one that does the wincing. Now If
everything is so fair, and honest, and
legal in tho conducting of Southern
elections, Why are Democratic Con-
gressmen squirmrng 50 over the enact
ment of a federal election law? IL is
strange that they should concern them
selves so much over a measure which
they declare VIII have no owl to cor
rect They threaten to have the law
enforced iut the North. Thatmay seem
an awful threat to them, but the North
does not fear K. Northern elections
are substantially honest and fair, under
the auspices Of either party. The
United states should look after its own
interest IN the North as well as ia the
south. And it will
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
THE OBSERVER


TIE value of property depends large
~ GA rs locatioa, bat Still more oa rs
occupants. What are dizaaones worth
ia the bottom OF the SEA, or gold, silver,
Oil. o. any other yala4ples la the
bowels Of tie earth unless Ne have the
right klad Of msn u develop Il also
depends On moral considerations. We
often say b8s.ness : basinsss, bat how
MUCH business can one do whsge there
Is no honesty. no faith. no integrity. OF
moral principle, Plutarch SAID, That
= city might sooner be bald without
any grOund 20 TX ton, than common
wealth could be constituted without
true religion"
Without honesty, integrity, q belief
IN the saeTedness Of Oaths and IN our
Obligations 10 our fellow beings ana
God, what can We LOOK for Ine rgats
OF property and humanity would be
dssreg4rded. and society would fall as
under. What is property worth m
SodOm? What iaGrand Rapids with
out the church, the sunday school ana
the religious element Genuine religion
makes worth the reliable man, aud the
reliable man helps 10 beautIfy the city
and 10 give character to the came. lie
induces Others TO locate with as.
There are many men who are trying
% loosen the bonds of all moral obliga-
tons. They reject the law To which
they themselves look for protection.
They blaspheme and the young, Ike the
fool IN Dayid's time, say, There Is no
God" We even find that such men
pose themselves as retormeTk, trying TO
reform everybody but themselves.
Iniidels become atheists, and atheists
become anarchists. Is 1t not time for
our good Christian mothers and fathers
10 do something 20 meet and remedy
the growing evils that seem 10 turn TINS
world into chaos? TO start with a sound
home foundation?
Loose morals, infidelity and Iatheism
are at the bottom OF all our troubles,
strikes and murders included, and here
the battle should be fought by true
men, not policy men. We must edu-
cate the young IN the true spirit OF
men, demonstrating the worth OF gen.
uine manllnesS, showing the folly and
final results OF dishonest and impure
living.
Grand Rapids has duty to perform
not only IN the building and better
ment Of IFS streets and sidewalks, but IN
the betterment OF its rising generation.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

constantly saying lt-that a. the bzd
cutlery exported 10 the P4e.hc : seat
from Sollngen- The German town un-
doabteaig Contributes Is far share u
ruoossh, but tons upoa toas q kaiFes
nnd thelz way fron. sheeseld every
year any Of which would bead Al TIC
sght q = ripe banana. Somehow Or
other the Americas have rrsintalned
better standard IN thss ard most
ether articles OF commerce. % that
their commercial name : good n that
part Of the world.
we haye an English governor IN
New Zealand, and all the local inst.lu-
tons. from Parliament do~nwarsls,
are. as matter OF course, formed upon
the English model. Both the ohieial
and commercial connection between
New Zealand and the old country are
stlll maintained Ia a fairly satisfactory
condition.. although. owing 70 the
American invasion. the trade relation
ship appears 70 be IN danger Of being
seriously interfered with. There ought
20 be no particular harm. therefore, in
facing the question as 10 what Will
eventually become Of our important
colony IN the South Pacific II Il be al
lowed 10 drift IN the American direc-
ton. As the trade connection between
Auckland and san Francisco increases,
ia AL probability theofficial relationship
between Wellington and Downing street
will grow weaker. Ii IS painful 10 con-
template such thing, but the position
can not be longer ignored. Ii is per
haps more painful TO haye to recognize
the fact that practically nothing can be
done 10 prevent the Americans from
oyerrunning our colonies IN this way.
In the little matter of trade and trade
reputation we seem 10 have lost our
heads over the German competitor.
The German manufacturers worked up
rubbish for the colonial trade, and, not
% be outdone, we have succeeded IN
beating them at their own game. The
Yankee trader shrewd!y kept up fairly
honest standard of excellence, and has
walked off with the major portion OF
the important trade of the Pacific"
We have quoted thus freely from the
Ners' article, with great satisfaction.
The free traders of this country can not
help admitting the truth OF the Ners'
statements. because they are English,
and everything English goes with them.
Under the friendly auspices of pro-
tective policy, our industries have so
developed that, with the influence of
other causes, we can successfully main
tain this competition. One other in
fluence we want now, to help this COM
petuye trade, and that is lines Of Amer
lcan merchant ships. The time has
come when they must receive the help
ing hand OF government to enable them
to meet the competition of European
| subsidized fleets. Let Congress push
| the Farquhar bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
MARRIAGE Licenses.

The following is list of the marriage
licenses Issued since last published. with the
names. residence lwnen outside the city and
ages OF the parties: AGKs
Frank E. c. Hodge. Winnefred J.. Cur
tiss $500. ............... l..... 24-2l
Ferdinand 4. Dornberg Maggie Ierwil-
Tiger ...a .also-..si
Meinte Yeensta. Tetje Bouwma ...........27-2l
Philip j. Hamilton. Grandyille; Ada NJ.
Hardy, Grandvile 36-2.
Samuel II. Medier. Spencer; Lena III.
Lille. Trufants Montcaim county .........23-lf
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He Toidtbe Truth (,

was troubled with Liver Complaint
for years. and suffered terribly. Lake
the druggist advised me to take Sulphur
Bitters. | took three bottles and now |
am a well mani. Fenner, Waterbury,
Conn
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Addison Works has bought eui the infe IS
OF a. J. fosg. a. toe sesl estate business az .
eia piogmtlt hlrvaH. hfTri0fofc known as =.
fDgg A Co.. uflcc "a rooms no. Gue Tower
block. Nr N0rss this aAy f0os fls place o.
bv himself AID "a. IN Nluaus The name of
the new nrm Wlli hs Ninuns A " Works. Af.
losg sold and assigned 10 Mr. Works az &C.
commits due 10 the business and authorized
him ia writing 20 collect them.
ADDISON WORKS Nh NfNANs. AL.
AND Tower Bioei. Phone -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation 25c per box, 5 boves for
81. F0f sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
wAxrEn rnaRp


= ADLAlff 8 hQiT. gsnsrsi esFshsBsenen.
- A. 80 soma DsYistea.sfe store aETs SD
f7Ta tre 81 teH Fsfes sFfeft narksrs snd
esrefal movers rith .ar~s vans sfaf ~ r. q
IS - tsserAonlag No sn IA -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

wants shen asa ~4ns sanls
: tadg - have faxnts ~ os'Ss 81 ana ak2'
Hal - esst Il Easl 81 NJ sel t1em eheAp
J. = ff0slE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
THE BEST AND
G. II ZAP EST
lWiIl Sell at Very Low Prices!

THIRTY SEVEN Choice lots on jefferson.
IL Dickinson and Reynolds-aves. worth $3.50
to 500 each small cash payments; balance on
time at low rate of interest.
VTNION BOULEVARD LOTS advanced to
I $50 each. for $50. 4 few College and
Paris-avO. lots at Sl20.
TEN ACRE TRACT ready to plat and sell in
IL lots; good for twice is price.
HOUSE AND LOT sl200-I am selling my
III own property only, and will take purchas-
ers 10 see 1t and give them the benefit OF fair
commission in prices.
HB-Will be in office evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
RIsCgLLA6EOus.

GLAIRE0YANT-Mrs Dr. BJl. OF New YORK
y city. can be consulted at ONCE ~. l05 and
lOl Monros-st-. on All affairs u life. being
celebrated business ciaTgoyanf. astrologlst
and palmist. Who has "a reputation through
Out the world Tor accurate auo truthful read
lngs of The past. present and future through
her wOnd srfui Egyptian magic mlrror; re-
moves all evil Influences and family cstrange-
nrnts; uniteS the separated causes speedy
marriages; brings success t. the unsuccessful
and tells when O. make profitable investments /,
consultation from = 10 81; also tells fall name
and shows picture of the one y9u viii MARI 8
Mrs Hill has been consulted by the most sue
cessful business men and ladies OF New FORK
Boston and Chicago. Hours strictly from 10 a.
N. 10 : L. m.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

EOR SALE-New steam launch. very nicely
built. 81 II. long. ) II. beam. 6Xs IN. engine.
Clyde boiler. frst-ciass IN every respect suits-
bic tor Reeds Lake. Inquire Of \. R. Howieft
or Capt. John Bulge. Grand Haven. Mich. aul
WANTED-Every consumer of stove gaso-
w line to know that ] am selling stove gas
oline in any quantity al cents per gallon
delivered 10 any part OF the city. +. G. Ellln-
wood corner East Fulton and South Division
ST. Telephone 1850. nov ]. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Il g ffAt+&
Is9R sAI.E 81 a hSrEsin ana en saSy serns-
Three SHaA houses Atic 4otS ol ciXti-<i. 8
also aae KAsalt let ol cett ath a. aise suiaI
Aoa>e AHa l.l ca fDlrd - ai>o twe leuscs
40 lets 81 second. IL also SfFrral residence
latS "a -ixtii. 81 also tWp h4ilsrs &Uc lols usa
bslGg tgiit "a osk Ale AisD ~oet hltsiAsSS lui
Qn cRuta h.N-ssol-SL = g oefilsosr, ~ Aou-
rsS-st 10
C0iD la Grzua Rspias Tar the enc that sea
- "a a. ms hsfsa.n- heN ise-sr tof e>ks
Clese q cl6.s oaTs street gfeoea. water con
heclIons eee9 nel shbofs ana "a nlte part 0l
feNa- SmAn pasmels IoNn. rce Ine AeaGay
beiVfs cloee ln az the eYei1ak BE place
must br se.a "a Olce- Nili4saA Il N4lpelf
fooaa s. Niaaicema building. Ia
E'oR sALE-on Broadway, = Ille fTom city
4 lnllf.. dwellings a4lh q al acre - good
E4fden Soil Nifh each Juaa !. ca siey ! Co.
lealbeT estlcs so@th lasissoo-st. gals =
GALL aud see Is n soa want a home or al
= investment Our property Is nrsl-clas SuJ
ls situated GA 0uF lhrfIs 81. IiAlslco-Si. AID
tiEita NArG piags. New houses ready ser you
GA Ihcsv piats. Terms ana prices % sulg you.
tGl al euce 49e Ssks advance ln FIlces- 1gT-
ner Carroll. Ae~ houSela laSn eloeA.
hob SAILING. never sell fer other people
bat Vt my oNu i can sell yVu al citgzlt
hrN li room house. GA tellgsr-asf.. srCoud
biock south "a Wealthy ave. irrsoscd. bof aHa
cod waller up stairs and down. brick sci fur
mace, eircfrc bells. bath room, closet, m&rOie
laFaiork, mautel. yaFa sodae1. concrete walk
aDd shade trees prize asieu, Spal Iakutnt
don q and balance az 50 per month nf uiae-
room nr~ nousr. about at iecl south of Aadl-
Son-aFcnQe school house. 81 slAaa. ur rla per
money. Charles ". lGfts. Ledyafd hiock.
learl-st entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
ron SALE MISCELLANEOUS

TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
EoR eALE-Ch heap, good sewing machine
4 buggy. lnqalIc .eN Home once, pa Soui 2
DiNislon-sf. Is
FOR SALE-A seat. cheap. Is Seeone-a,e.
la
E0R sALE-Coilar and Gun machine ia Kent
81, room 3. ~
k'0R SALE-l0 horse power upright boiler.
With bass. s. foot SLACK, sN3 reversible Up
right easins. .51h upright engine With governor.
Ky h0uzontaI engine ,AboYe machinery
ready for use IS Straight 4 4. q. Ho1mann.
10
AEH ONE having a small capital or some
Il good real estate Ia Grand Rapids. ahd
Wishing II eigage Ia d paying hafa@are bIsl-
ness IN a lively Northern toWa, Wl.l hDd = Bar
gain by calling on or addressing ostc-. strF-
ems 4 Co., Grand Rapids. Mlch. 80
E0R SALE-Cheap. % horse power boiler ana
engine. neery new. with furnace, setting.
etc. complete. Inquire 0i 4. c. IhHlng phone
al. G5If
FOR SALE-Chap a good secondhand Dha-
L eton newly painted can be seen az &.
DaHson's on South iOnia-st-. Inquire 81 j. III.
B3nnSll. Hawkins Block. Isl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
HELP WANTED-PEMALE.

HELP WANTED-PEMALE.
WANTED-Iodsy. head waiter for rts)rt
w hotel and 10 dining-ToOm girls; wages
te side walters Sl5 month also chamoermaids.
W. l.. DickenSon IS Monroe-st. rooms and
l62
1VANTED-6irl for general housework must
w come well recommended. Call OF address
81 JameS-st ia
WANTED--A good reliable girl for general
W houSework. AT 30i South Colleseaye lei
IVANTED-Two competent GTeSSmakers at
" 80 NonrOe-st., fourth floor. Mrs. Barnes.s2
NANTED--A dining room girl and cham
w Der maid at Livingston Hotel. 81 ana ~
Lyon-st. le2
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A good girl for
w general hOuseWOrk; none bu; good gtrl
need apply; family small and wages good 10
the right girl. Apply at 80 Mt. Vernon R2
WANTED-Girl for general housework. fam
w lily OF two, Sio " Wealthy-ave. loZ
WANTED-At w. L. Dickenson-s Employ
w ment Bureau, competent domestic help ot
a., kinds for families and hotels. in or out OF
the city. Girls applying here secure the best
places and highest wages established lo1', and
the oldest IN the ciEy. Apply ar rooms andsi,
~ Monroe-st., or address with stamp. Ieie-
phone No. 55. lso
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

EoR sALE-Cheap. good SeWiug machine
L buggy. lnqalEe AeN nOme once, oli south
DiXiSion-.f lsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

(VANTED-tiirl for general housework must
W come well recommended. Call OF address
81 JameS-st. ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

lNANTED-A nrst-class architectlrsi or
w mechanical craftsman Address j 4 4,
this Office. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

WANIED-1hTee young men 10 Work IN tue
w Stale. must have 80 cash salary 80 per
month position psFmaaenti rapid pfomotipn-
Call OF address Crunb 4 Co.. room .. Hermit
ave Is2
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WINANS & WORKS

fhis i - shoe that Shs partnership bsrete.
iare eAistInz bfisf9-A - aA1ef fht eaVis -
Az J tosf & Co. Is tAis esS ulssslFel ey iAa-
kl1i c0ustHi
la@ipa tl.is .ssh day 81 Jane ise
tse$s,xs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

NANTED-Good man o. experience IA gen
~ eFal work around ilyesy stable. Apply
10 Charles Spieer. = ana - Dit. Neraon-st.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-24
A COLLISION /!
Car No. 10 Thrown From the Track
on NuuaDu Street.
lnsufiicient Brake Power on a
Heavy water Car.

Yesterday afternoon at ten min
utes past two o'clock, an accident
happened on the Nuuanu tramway,
which might have resulted fatally
but for the presence of mind of the
employees of the Tramways Com
pany.
The facts are as follows, as nearly
as may be arrived at: The compa-
ny's heavy, iron water car, in charge
of young Portuguese boy, got off
the track at the corner Of School and
Nuuanu streets. Car No. l6 came
down the valley at the time, driven
by Charles Donnell. Donnell at
tempted to pull the water car on to
the track with his mules by pulling
up the valley, but failed. He then
hitched his mules to the other end
of the car, pulled down the valley
and at last succeeded in making the
heavy car take the track.
Here both trouble and danger be-
gan. Car No. ID was coming up
The valley and was just passing
Vineyard street. When the heavy
water car dropped into the track the
noise scared the mules. They at
once started to run. The Portu-
guese boy set the brake, but it prov
ed entirely insufficient, there being
but one light brake for the four
wheels of the heavy water car. For
this reason the mules found no drag
upon them except DonnelFs strain
on the reins, as he followed at the
side of the car.
The driver of Car No. 10 coming
up the valley saw the danger, stop
ped his Car, unhitched his horses
and warned his passengers out of
the car before the collision occurred.
Donnell kept his hold on the reins
and before the water car reached Car
No. Is, succeeded in stopping the
mules and turning their heads up
the valley. Had the brake power
been adequate at this point no COL
lision would have taken place. The
Roadway gained, however, by the
heavy water car actually dragged
the mules with it until it collided
with Car No. Is just in front of Mr..
Woods place. Car No. 10 was
| thrown from the track in badly
damaged condition and the water
car continued its course.
When the collision occurred Don
nell, who still held the reins, was
thrown violently to the ground; he
regained his feet, however, almost
Immediately and caught and stopped
the mules and car. now greatly
checked, at Vineyard street, near
the Eagle House.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-11-24
RYMpHE DRAMATIC EXHIBITION.

The Nymphe Dramatic Company
gave an exhibition last Saturday
evening for the benefit of the Sail
ors' Home fund. There was only a
small audience presept. The object
was good one, and should have re-
ceived more generous patronage
from the public, and especially from
those directly interested in the Sail
ors' Home project.
The company presented two farces
entitled, "Leave it to me" and
Borrowed Plumes," which were
we'll received. In both farces Mr..
H. Seaden,as an Oldham, and Mr.. w.
Sims, as funny man, did exceedingly
we'll. The female parts in both in
stances we're played by Messrs.
Wickenden and j. King. Mr.. King,
as Susan Muggins and Emma re-
speclively, did some excellent act
ing and sustained his transforma-
tions well.
Besides the fArces, and really the
best portion OF the exhibition, were
a squad drill Of light infantry by
Royal Marines OF II, NJ, y. Nymphe.
and a realistic song and tableaux
entitled, "ilule Britannia" both OF
which were loudly enoored, Mr., w,
Sims did exceedingly we'll In his
comic song, ~ couldn't" as did
Mr., r. Ferris IN Pretty ss q pink
snd IN . clog hoTnplpe'
The orchestra, Under lhe direction
~ Nj Oscar IIeIlld furnished ~,
eellsHt mpslp, hs Rfnss lpnslpls
1sgs gsly sl9pl tsD0l