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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
: IRON Over tbe County.


Eu8ou-
~. o. COgsWeI purchased a load Of
corn from a y. BienhOf Thursday.
The commencement exercises at Ed
son Thursday evening we're veil at
tended, the house being filed to over
fo8ing. The graduates acquitted
themselves with credit. They we're:
Misses Cecil Sigman, Fannie ALBRIGHT,
Gsrtie BaughmRn, Fora Hall; MessFs.
DAY Shfpman and Ralph Smalley. Supt.
Jones in presenting the diplomas paid
the graduates an OrdOrifeFOus cOmpli-
men6 saying that Sherman county
graduates @eOmpletely skunked" those
OF counties farther east.
Thomas Bell of LimOn, Col, and Mrs.
n. j Painter, of GOOdlaDd, were visitors
at E ". Gummere's last week We
are Informed that Mr.. Bell purchased
q team Of horses Of I. Warner while
here.
VIII TraehselI assisted Lafe Smalley
butcher q hog Friday evening.
There vas an oyster supper at J. W..
: Vogan's Friday evening.
LF. SmalIey lost q fine young colt
Friday
Surely this part Of the county was
well represented at GOodland Saturday.
Lra-Ha smith uElLHEEE4 Ln6 ALEl4DAA1A
address at GOOdland Sunday morning
and ct Edison Sunday evening.
Rev. Mcpherson preached at the
kipps school house Sunday and Mon
day nights
Ye Scribe and family and Miss Cecil
Sigman ate Strawberries and shOrtcake
at J. r Shipman's Sunday.
Sir. and Mrs. I. Warner and daughter,
Minnie, visited at E W. Gummere's
Monday.
We are informed that W. o. Cogs-
well, who cares for William Walkers
cattle. was obliged TO take the cattle to
GoOdlsnd Monday owing to the failure
OF the water at the ranch.
Mrs. J. R. Shipman went to GOOdlsnd
Monday returning Tuesday. She was
the guest Of Mrs. NOTah Dubre.
John SmaIley passed this way Mon
day morning taking horses to the herd
st Fred YOung's.
Miss May Wilson, accompanied by
Miss Myrtle Babbitt, visited the home
folks Sunday.
A. E Starts horse became unmanag-
able Thursday night as he was leaving
Edison, breaking one Of the thills OF
the buggy.
We are informed that W. A BOggs
is building a fine new sod house. Does
this not indicate that Allen has con-
cluded that single blessedness is fake?
a good rain fell both east and west
Of rs Tuesday afternoon, but We only
received the benefit Of the wind.
]. R Shipmsn and l. F. Smalley we're
at GoOdland Tuesday, the latter to visit
g physician who pronounced him suH-
sriDg from enlargement Of the liver.
EIery Wilson got one of his fingers
badly bruised while fixing a wind mill
for his father Tuesday.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
Mount PIeasant

There was nice rain Tues day even
ing.
Crops look we'll and grass was never
better.
The Ruleton ball team played the
KanOFadO team at the latter place May
80. They also 90 to GOOdland June 1
TO play the GOOdland High School nine.
The common school graduating exer-
cises at Ruleton Friday evening was a
success and the house was full, 50 much
so that there was no standing room
unOCcUpied. The graduates would have
done honor TO a high school graduate.
Several Of the young people from
GOOdland we're out to the exercises,
and going home one team ran into a
wire fence, and one wheel struck a post
and broke it so they had to leave the
buggy and lead the horses to town.
J. P. johnson and family went to
GOOdlsnd Sunday TO attend the Me-
mortal services
Get your cultiyatOr out as cultivating
corn time is near at hand.
Several Of the young people went to
KanOrsdO Decoration day
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
DIRerence I'm the Eyes.

People are right or left eyed just as
they are right and left handed, and,
Just as the right hand is usually the
more powerful, so is the right eye
Only one person in ten is left-sighted.
1t is very probable that the use Of
weapons during countless ages has had
something to do with the extra power
offle RIGHT eve.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
VaIue ID YIo1et E1traet.

A pint bottle Of ''the strongest vio-
let extract" was recently advertised
for sale by the customs authorities at
Baltimore. II was seized. for under
valuation. The importers entered IL
as worth $50. Investigation dis
closed that II was valued at S545 in
England. With duties which are high
on ''necessaries" OF this kind added,
the upset price at the advertised sale
VIII be 1920. The product is called
siouonen
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
ChfcnEo 20 Sc. Louis ID GraIn.

Chicago, Nay 29-Cash wheat-No. 2
red, 7OdT1c; No. 8, 6Sd69c; No. 2 hard win
ter, 65a67c; No 3, 61a66c; No. northern
spring, 66zt d675tc; No. ?, 65az d66stc C; No.
3 spring, 62d652tc. COrn-NO. 2, BIC; No.
3, 371td371kc. Oats-NO. ?, 21zld22c; No.
3, 211zc-
St Louis, May 29.-Wheat-No. ? red
F cash, elevator. roc; track, T11zdT2c; No.
2 hard, 541kd551kc- COrn-NO. 2 cash, SIC;
track, CSC. Oats-No. ? cash, PC; track,
221kc; No 2 white, 251zQ26c.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
An I.Innd Of BIncE Csts.

One Of the queerest corners Of the
earth IS Chatham island, OF the coast
OF Ecuador. The island abounds IN
live IN the erevices Of the lava, near
the coast, and get a living by catch
ing fish and crabs, instead Of rats.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
A BraEiIian ReFuIatIon.

IN Brazil parents and guardians
may, before consenting to the mar
rage Of their charges, require a med
ica1 certificate from the bride OF
bridegroom certifying that he OF shs
has been Vacclnated.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01

The Rock Island playing cards are
the slickest you ever handled. One
pack will be sent by mail on receipt of
10 cents in stamps. A money order CT
draft for so cents OF same in stamps
will secure four packs, and they will be
sent by express, charges prepaid. Ad-
dress John Sebastian, g. P. a, G. R. L
& P, Chicago, Ill.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1900-06-01
About Dining cars.

The verdict given by the general
public that the Great Rock Island
Route has the best dining car service
in the world, will not be disputed by
patrons who have used this line. ThOus-
ands Of letters testify to this fact. A
better meal cannot be secured in any
hotel or restaurant in the cities of New
York or Chicago than is served in the
Rock Island dining cars. A la carte on
all cars; a splendid lunch served on
Colorado trains for 80 cents.
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

20 that the guests at or tO may meet sleep a, the
RICH. aour In their own dormi,ories
Two or ,Aree social hsroinss could do that In all
the towns and cities
Thousands Of men and women are slain each year
by late hours
The vitality Of and women 10 depleted, and they
60 into chronic ailments II they do no, die Of dys
pepsla or consumption nervous prostraton, and the
beauty goes out Of the cheek beyond all restoration
Late retiring 10 the mother Of premature wrinkles
Lack Of sleep assAssinstss social life.
reformation IL needed. and II the customs OF the
world could bs changed In this matter and the cur.
tans OF social life could b rung down At reasona BILE
hour Of the night % per cent would be added to the
wosids iongsvity r DE WITT TAtMA0E
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7. DE WITT TALN1ACE: ~ - u
More Sleep Means Longer Life.

~ LEEP Is the vacation Of the soul: II 10 the mind
y yon. into the playground m drcsms It Is the
y relaxation u muscles and the solac. 81 the
nerves. 1t Is calming 81 the pulses. Il Is the
doctor recognized by all schools Of medicine; 1t 10
divine uurcoiio Il Is an snxe Of the night; Il IL a
great mercy Of God for the human raoe
Lax oi 70 puts patience the rack OF torture. or
IN the madhouse. or IN the grave,
ID not take this divine gift a. a matter Of course
Your seven or eight hours Of healihful unconscious
ness Is a blessing worthy ~ continuous and emphatic
recognition Praise the Lord for three hundred and
sixty. Ave resurrections In year
Artificial slumber can be made up by the apothe-
carries. but natural sleep IL balm panaces n
that no but iod mir. with II he
bafhes your eyes and brain and nrve and hone II II
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER: y ~ Il
Breathing That Helps to Beauty.

7 WONDER h,w many ind widigis times. az Mrs.
| Camp would sny. I have seriously protested
against the u 80. called mechanical developers
Of the bust7 And yet am daily mportuned .
osen often forty. times to give my opinion M some
thing new In The way Of = bust developer
do beg yDu. liy dear readers to consider that all
hysicaI culture should be gradual.
To develop the bust you must proceed carefully and
scientifically. n YOU would the risk OF RUIN
ing your health and courtinE possibly, soms disaster
Don't put any faith In marvellous bust developers
Usually women with fiat chests have weak voices
a nd really need at hrst vocal culture and chest
panslon more than local treatment
All the gisndulsr structures Of the body are bens-
n,ed and aided In thar normal growth by judicious
manipulation and friction and therefore I place the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13
THE JUDGE AND THE JURY.

TN connection with Judge Cowing's public re-
buke TO jury In his court room, based upon
the finding OF verdict which he considered
contrary to evidence. some interesting ques-
Oh tons are suggested.
In a trial by jury what Is the strictly de-
fined position Of the presiding Magistrate as re-
cards the jury and the evidence Is he t"re TO
virtually displace by his own judgment that the
twelve men to whose minds and compreheh ion
The testimony In the case Ia presumably direc, d.
Or IN he present AZ careful balancer Of the scales
TO the end that all the forms OF law may be com
piled with and perfect impar,iahty preserved?
And allowing that he IL justified In openly tell
lng the turymen that ,.ey have rendered an out
rageous verdict and In discharging the panel on
the spot. shouldn't there be provision for further
prooeedinss7 Oughtnt It TO h. ~ possible to
punish taesmen for disregarding plain evidence
~ u is for failing to report for duty at ALL
There Ia much complaint Of the difficulty In
securing good men 20 do jury duty. The reluctance
Of busy citizens to give up their own occupations
for the days required In court Is easily to be under
stood. II. would seem that all which can be done
BY means Of plain laws and their careful inter.
probation should he done IN make the paths Of
tarymen clear Also that Court should do all In
IT, power 70 keep an uneasy apprehension from
getting In the way Of clear-headed judgment
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

"A soft robe woven In heaven. with which He wraps
your body. mind and soul
Consider among tho worst crimes the robbery Of
ourselves OF others OF this mercy Of sumbes Much
ruhous doctrine has been ncucated on this subject;
Thomas Moore gave poor advice when he said: The
best way to enxthen our days 10 to steal few hours
from tho night
Hut here and now pronounce highest consolation
for all those who in any department have sscsAcsd
their health 10 duty. Your secplessness IL a. much
wound ss you can find on any battlefield and 10 an
honorable wound
Mos; Americans do not get sleep enough The sin Of
late retiring Is one most widespread ard runoua
What IL much needed L. that In all our cities those who
are leaders in social life turn back hour u draw
ngroom assembiage from 10 and II o'clock to q -
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Isr Two friends were full u syn.

on her forehead Her two frtsnds were full u sym.
patty.
Such q fearful hssAaAs doctor; ! IN almost
wild; can't you do something for Nr and the blue
eyes turned TO him pleadnSiy.
He srsvsly felt her pulse. took her tsmpssaass and
looked ~ her tongue
II understand your case Miss cark." no explained;
1T 10 nothing sefous-you will outSr0w these attacks.
I will leave . remedy which will relieve your head.
ache"
He opened his case and began prspaslng seos poVs
ders In q very professional wsy but siyly watching
the girl all the time
There" a. he finished the last powder; take thsse
every half hour: hey are harmless You ~ suffering
from an acute attack Of VIVA the French coll ~
chancets.'" and hs boweA hisnssf out.
'Mechancets:' auiok. SiriA ~ the TreoA ~
tonary and zee wAae this terrible malady y hat
may outsrow. DO you suppose ~ 10 stuee1 saeu0h
to think am very ilr'
Il believe hs saw through It. never IN - mean
N I'll my fs." declared NstttA she ran ~ fosS-
finger down the Mech" oo,umn. Here II - o.
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JUSTICE BREWER: y II y
Twentieth Century Religion.

~ ssocrATE JUSTICE BREWER. Of the TINTED
" States Supreme Court. one Of the abest men an
1.-The bench Ia. given his views on the religion Of
III. twentieth century. lie says.
predic; mat the twentieth century ALL be noted for
greater unity IN Christan Ne The presou, century
has been N. II denominationil rivalry and strife
Tho mes, viii ue one u Christian unity
I 1redlr, that she coming century viii be noted for
greater economy loo Christian work Consolidation has
bccone one NJ Oh. significant facts Of commercial
tcrphsc There is 10 ihir II nothing else. means
II greater economy The nations are feeling the
spirit The small States are Consolidating into large
,ncs Russia France ma England reaching out
ne graspng hand 20 appropriate 10 themselves terri
DRY an the world and II this continues along the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

sam. inc It l. not Unreasonable 10 expect thai the
com uE century Rii the wor'd wi,h bui half /,
dozen such matter II great cations. WITHIN
who ftrgItory ana subject 20 WAJse dominion are
al o., ll,es AMI peoples u the earth We mast
20 81 BUSINESS as the business nan iosss He clint
mates ,tHfg unnecessary ehpense.
n. twentieth century viii develop 4 clearer fecog.
milton M what Igipu H. and how IT. growth 10
most surely ~ NOTED Whether s.Dlutlln be IN all
respects scientifically true II il true that civilization
II progressive Humanity has been steadily through
the centuries moving onward from barbsri-m 20 the
present heights Of civilization. No century mas Wit.
messed such advance me present Looking hack.
ward On the progress ~ Christianity. notice two
marked features one Is the struggle about creeds
Taking the declaration that ne that belicveth shall
be saved and he that beeyeth moi Is Condemned a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-13

In addition to vocal culture massage. susgss,
farnacsous diet and total abstinence from all spicy
or stimulating food. and. Of course. from strong
coffee or tsa, and all alcoholics
with the massage, good smo.isn< should bs used
Ltnssed oil mxsd with lanoins absut half and half
10 excellent and Will feed the Tissues from the exterior
10 quite Woa1erfui manner.
l4asssd oil mixsd half and half With bsnson 10
tiou made foliewS 10 equally eoAcious except In
cas>s Of srsss sanAcAton and the lotion will prove
moro aSsssab,s to many:
Hdsr-6owss water. sixteen ounces: ,incturs BENSON
half ounce: uhoiurs myrh. quarter ounce Nix
thoroughly.
TIE fstiss II oennsesisa With the uss Of either Of
ne preparations susgss,ed 10 positively ssasn,iaL
HARR.UT HUBBARD AVER
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greatest dependence upon properly administered
SAKE for the development OF the neck and brsAst but
unless the subject learns how - bYsaths properly
and prsctsss exercises thst Will expand ana develop
her lungs properly the mAnpaiations Will have vssy
little effect.
Indeed vocal snsrcisss and light gymnastics will In
some casss develop the bust without massage q al
Hut. my dear friends. II you stoop and crane your
pretty becks and breathe with your pretty mouths
open and cit your eye and nerve destroying fancy
work all day and aIssp In warm. enssvatins rooms.
proppsd up BY six pillows you cam beautiful
soft satny necks and shoulder
And earn them you must. u nature has net Sivsn
them 10 you.
You cannot acquire them whsssonsy IN any but
the legitimate way.
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N /. ,ne new loeL9r. namsr' INQUIRED on

at IIaT Is trt new Doctors manner" Inquired one
w of group Of girs OF the druggists boy.
W Hopkins" was the reply.
rs he married. asked another.
II believe not"
That settles H." said the third girl Helen Clark
The advent NJ a handsome young doctor In little
town like this Is an event not to be overlooked
Hencof1rth am an invalid"
Kate let's you and I become nurses" suggested
Nctie aanborn.
Helen. III dare you TO 20 home. make believe sick
tie up your head ana send for the doctor II all he
rare FUN vontured Kate Upton.
There isn't q soul In the house. 50 the coast Is
clear. I'll do Il II you!l 50 with me"
They were too intent on their fun to notice the
rogush twinkle in the boys eyes and he did not
consider Il necessary to Inform them that the gentle
man under consideration sitting in the druggist
private once. hearing every word
The doctor was wondering whether he ought TO be
angry enter into the spirit OF the Joke.
I'm 60 he decided as the messenger summoned
lin 70 Judge CLARK residence.
Helen on the sofa among . pile Of pilloWs and
made charming invalid In spite Of the wet bsndaxe
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sirls. aud her face was scarlet. lust read .hair'
give Il 10 me" cried Helen. 'Mechaneef-
roguish Trick. naughtnesF.'" she read
lie will probably tel this" said Net;ie. and .
fore NIGHT this esciptde Will he all over town"
"Ill never speak TO him again exclaimed Helen
"Mechancetc. indeed! He's mean as he can be-
One night the people we're reused by cries OF - 4,
and shrill tones o. alarm. the 1re service was !no
ci.nt and the citizens lent a helping hand No oil. e
was Drawer helpful than the young doctor;
feared no risk and needed caution.
in his attempt 10 save child from the names :
was struck by he falling 'mhers and they carr.'
his unconscious form 10 Judge Cnrks home near b.
Is II fate or providence?' thought Helen ~
offered TO watch beside him while her father sur L.
noned DIR. Goous.
She knelt beside him The blood sursei through '
body and strength returned 10 every mpscs - 7 >
lei, her lips touch his and hand upon hs bros.
The closed eyes opened and met hers
oh you are not dead was so afraid you weud
never open your eyes and would never KIN w. Ar
she hid her face In her hands
He tried to rise but sank hack with pain.
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and should be In daily uss the family table.
y It's ono Il the beet nsrvinss known. 10 invalu-
abb. as q salad and II Of great importance In
the kitchen, where II may he used In many ways AZ
!, rayoring as a vegetable In soup or AZ salad.
Every part OF a bunch Of ceery II available In some
depart nent Of cookery.
For table use select arm. white stalks. wash them
thoroughly then scrape them and lay them In water
until ,hey are crisp and cold. When ready 20 serve
dry In a cloth and split the stalk down ALMOST TO the
bottom allowing . few Of the tender white lsAvss to
remain serve In a Gallery glass q dish with n
little sat
The larger stalks may he used for salad by cutting
into peces threequartsrs Of Inch long. After cut
ting measure and to each pint Of celery allow half
min, OF ayonnaisc dressing no not mix the dressing
with the celery until ready 80 serve
A seliciou. cream soup may be made by mixing one
,uart 90 chicken Jelly with one quart % rich cream.
after both have TO boil In separate saucepAns.
pat the Jelly boil and In It put three or four stalks
n, celery or an equal number Of the staika
peu,oye after II has bottled for half hour and
IA, sh through coander returning the celery 20 the
.,,ck when the cream has come TO the boil mtg into
II 49,, even teaspoonfuls Of hour mixed With
snoon, II butter until well creamed then stir into
tho cream until II IL well thickerei and pour the mix
,u,. int, tn. stock Stir until well heated. and serve
i'm uedia,ey with crouons. which give a navor that
cannot he impaired In any ether way and seems es-
pecially necessary 60 celery soup
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DseoasA 81 Hssses, Rivers aaA CBsthesaluss.
70 The ElsR u Ths Evening wo0is
I dreamsA last night . large river hovtn9 aAd
clear and = wa, 'ul Of beautiful nsh I vas In an.
othss pses. and was walking down The street snl
~ aaothsr woman. and Ne passed . lovely house
anl around the house were lovely lines Of Va 70
eio<hss- An the vindsws Of the house wsss raised
~ II ~ bsautifuily fGsnishsA and looked across
~ ~ sad % I'll ~ rvssS we're about sleAs g
~ safibean WIu seas drsAa rsoAss lss ~ bnsv
vhae those tAinss aesfys Ma HoURIHyN
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THE SERUM OF OLD ACE

~ VEN II DR.. MetchnikoR eventually discover.
u [. life-prolonging serum. how shall w. no
III better OF than that Unhappy Ancient 10
whom the gods gave the boon OF mmor.
" tally. but to whom they denied tho rre,,er
boon OF YOUTH When old age. in IL, 70.
morseless way. searches out man
Whether one hide in som. secluded Nook
Whether at Liverpool Sandy Heos
The victims chief desire. In default NJ hs
youth. is to retain enough mental and phv.Ic,,
visor to combat seuility and 10 susce 70, tho an
5oyment Of the ssptuasensrtan pleasure. el.ho.
satsly catalogued BY Cicero. viii there be .nv ot
this enjoyment Tor the man entering b,s s.cond
csatu. under the stinulsting aid Of DR. u.,ch,,.
hs9s serum!
Let 10 rather ask the men Of science for I. ..ru,,
hat dispels the spectres Of self-reproach--
that clears
To-day Of past regrets and future fear,
end makes the ageing mind forsetful OF that deaf,
IN life. the days that are no more Far better tho
short and full life than one Of prosy length with
shrunk shank and slippered pantaIoon finale
Achilles made the choice at the dawn Of his,o,,
and mankind has never improved on H. Always
the happy man 10 the man who crowds n ,,ll
measure Of activity and accomplishment into his
0ree-act drama Of life and leaves the dun s,s..c,
tAses 70 the other fellow And II ut the end NJ On.
thisd oct the player shall feel that he has attaned
Bic Just expectations. then indeed
The s~se'ss, ean,iels is Nuns pni,,i.
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20 IL I'M d ne evs6h6 W0lidi
Some ysars go 100 kindly permitted NE - slvs.
cate In your columns ne adoption Of the tssns cysas
eydes. eyoisss cycst for bicycle. wbesiman wheel.
WOMAN bicycle rider. respectively Allow me now 4,
recommend In place Of the awkward monsrsi veri
automobile (mads up OF inconsruous 0rssk and
lAtin) the smooth sounding. homogeneous and con.
vsnisnt word "sutodroms." I, 10 made ., q The
Greek auto. self. and droms. running. We havS the
latter In the suphonous word hippodrome.
H. b. aPRA0uE
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Rnouklhc SsRvHhTs
\ DeLIcH1e TH1TeR.

.s3s WISE mistress Who wants to have and "a l..,
* 80 servants should herseif do any ,aul,. and
~ that may be required and never 4, po,
- = - n dsputs the task to any on. no, eve,
eone9 'saeusily IL the latter 10 young and has NJ
- - o. nay experience Of Housekeeping for ser
- Dossicsiasiy elderly women resent being cor,
~ . oUsy. even when they accept II with !.
~ - thsas mistress. They would III
- - oess - have . aessAse Of covrscsioo
u 49, 3 esiloV-apevaat