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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-12-15

n. ". Coon went over TO Invood 70
paper and paint the new kennEsou
hotel
The social hop given ut the Ru-
dolph Monday evening WIS u very
I pleasant event and the music WAS ttne
-Ainsworrh's best.
Martin Overssrh i opening UP Il
tine Iine Of holiday gOods and carries
l general stock OF groceries ami dry
goods
Sheriff Opsal knows what rheuma'
risn is ROW We found him on
crutches the other morning and he
WAS moving along slowly, We hope he
will soon be free rual >tch aches ~
rfleu nlatism bFiug>
Luther Whttiuv Wis aatU| Il
wecuEue visitors MoUdly- He reports
L magnificent cpru crop and hard
work tn yet hus&er> This week Will
SIC Most uf his biz crOp i'm cGih ~
four ulefl are doing ta>t work.
C~aSreS>znaa Martin >eUd> The
Leader Il coeS OF his new ball TT"
regulate corporal uu>, Iojat st'HS
cumpauIeN aud other aSsocIAtHonS Ell
gagged i'm Interstate and foreign cNn-
naerre in food and ftl,A}- The purpose
Of the bill is To give the government
a license supervision over all such
e~oEpsratbotas and thus keep in touch
with their methods o. iaIng business
This law has TO reference {" railroads
Mr.. Martin Is determined tn do his
fuu duty as Il representative Of the
perpEe in CoggFsSS
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-12-15

TIE only Joe Kirby Is nothing II
- original In everything. lie sent
the Leader the other dav a check for
Subscription and its the originality
of that check thar brings out Jss
gsnius> In one corner af the check
re ind . wreath az ShamrockS, with
the American DAG and the Irish harp
faag At the top and under the days
- road Root Hog or Die The
check Is printed in green lax the
picture of Joseph, alone, being in
black ink. We dent care 10 much
for the color OF the ink, bue we do
protest against ths halftMle-lEtho
picture az Joe Ii might haye hooked
like him when he ~as chunk OF a
boy bat no ux,x woad rerekntxr that
picture s.sfas - being that 1t joe
Kirby, the glorious son Of Erin. ttss
aggressive ami ~SucyeSsfat lawyer,
the boomer for . square deal anka q
champion of the poor. Joe WAS tot
Il oue for D dude ~ A wall dover
f1s sxsaie sszssasFss ss~es. bur hs Was
cut cut for aggressive work. His facs
carries determination in every lire,
SFsi while o So sefy handsome hs
has i fsce ard I'M thar will win
: smile fruna any woman oa Garth
We don't XIX At the uaostey he seHt
or the draft orrsanaefatasiou in green,
bue ne do kick on the picture OF Joe.
He should have 4 picture on the
check that Is As gori locking rs tpe Is
today. That all
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-12-15

The stores r elegantly adorned
Tor the helftAsS and s1eh a variety
OF gifts and toys
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-12-15

-RrOwn bread made ersry Sa1ut7
Gay al the NeH RaSsr-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
CONCERNING WALLPAPER.
Green of Soft Shade Restful Color
Yellow a Fine Choice for q
North Room.

Each room needs special considera-
tion, the tastes of the family must be
regarded, the uses to which 1t will he
put must be borne In mind and the
aspect Of the rooms must be the chief
resson for the choice OF a particular
co.or. This Is OF great Importance, for
color has the effect OF making the
room seem light or dark.
A green room is usually the most
restful, and has the advantage OF being
color OF which we do not get tired OF
living with.
A red room is stimulating, and lit
tie goes a long way, as 1t Is somewhat
OF an overpowering color used In
mass, and yet red In small quantities
as in oriental rugs is invaluable AID
gives warmth and coziness unequaled
by any other color.
Blue Is a cold color and therefore
most useful In furnishing summer cot
tages. There are blues and blues, the
gray and green blues do not have the
cold appearance OF delft, and when
mixed with green, give a charming ef-
feet of color and harmony, and can be
used In many rooms where delft r.uo
would be absolutely impossible.
Yellow Is cheerful color and e,pe-
cially pleasing at night, in room 9th
north aspect II atones for the .rck
of sunshine, and is desirable in n lad
ly lighted hall.
Browns and tans being neutral are
almost as useful as green, and are tvod
to live with.
Now as all these points have to 30
considered before even the color e n
room can be decided upon, 1t stands 20
reason that the design, proportion ard
suitability must all play an impostsat
part in good home making each pert
must he considered separately and c.Ji.
lectively.
1t Is even well to make notes OF afy
points as they come up so that wheel
you go to buy. the brain has got TO De
taxed for remembrance of each ..s;ail
under consideration.
The color OF room having been ie-
cided paper must be duly consider,i.
If the room will have many pictures
and possesses many openings in tbs
way of doors and windows. a plais
surface will be best. A two-toned
background paper can be best substi.
tuted II the design Is not assertive.-
Mabel Priestman
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
ABOUT CUT FLOWERS.
What Will Give Coi1- Harmony and
What Discord-Eay to Keep
Blossor,.

Color harmony is secuted In two
ways-by close similarity and Or
strong contract. An easy way to
show which colors harmonic by COR
trast Is to draw a circle, divide 1t in;b
six parts and label these in the follows
ing order: Yellow, orange, red, purple
blue, green. Then the colors opposite
one another will harmonize by coa-
trast
II you want to have a practical color
chart that will help you plan your gar
den and understand TIE reasons I'M
DERIVING your instructive judgments In
the arrangement of cut flowers, divide
large circle into "a eqral parts and
name them as Mr.. Schuyler Msthers,
the famous artist and co,orist, directs
us. viz: Yellow, yellcN gold, gold.
golden orange, orange, esange-scarlet,
red, scarlet scarlet-red, .id, crimson,
magenta, purple-magenta, purple, vio-
let, ultramarine, blue ,ltramarine.
blue, peacock blue, turquoise, green
turquoise, green, pea grAn, Yellow
green, green-yellow. t
Test this, and you will bnd that adj
jacent colors harmonic by similarity,
and opposite ones by contrast, hut IL
you skip over the four shades, e. e.,
from red to purple, you get color
discord.
You may be sure that your arrange
ment is success II when you enter
the room where they are your eyes
turn unconsciously to them and rest
there, while you forget everything else
In the room.
Every day do three things: Change
the water, clip on a bit Of the stem,
and remove faded flowers. !,
II It is inconvenient to change the
water daily, put in some bits OF char
coal, to keep the water sweet, and
change It twice a week.
II Is more trouble to cut the stems
under water, but 1t pays. II you do
not bubble of air gets into the stem,
and this air cushion hinders for Z
time the rise of water.
There are two reasons for cutting ON
every fading flower: II looks better
and It saves the strength OF the plant
for the other flowers. BY this method
you can induce every freesia bud to
pen.--Wilhelm Miller.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
Searcher for Mysterious Drug
Becomes Its First Victim.
SEEMS TO PROVE THEORY OF DOUBLE PERSONALITY
Long Series of Crimes Which Are Charged
Against Man Now Confined in Dayton CO.,
Jail-Said to Have Murdered His ather.
Mother. Brother and Many Women.

who 1t is charged has been changed
by the use of drugs from respecta
BILE physician and student Of medicine
into veritable fiend. the counterpart
of Robert Louis Stevenson's Mr.. Hyde
A Long List Of Victims.
II is alleged by officers here that the
doctor got girls and women under his
Influence by the use of the same stupe-
flying and degrading drugs which had
made him victim, took what money
or property they had available, and
then he would continue to feed his
victims. 1t IL believed, with the drug
until they succumbed to its power.
A score or more of women are al
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30

Dayton, O.-The criminal record OF
tie country furnishes from time to
time cases Of such striking character,
both as to the nature of the crime
and the peculiar and nystifying cir
cumstances connected Herewith. that
they command more than passing in.
terest, and require more detailed treat.
ment than ordinarily would be wise
oil justifiable.
Such is true in reference to the case
involving DR.. Oliver Crook Haugh,
confined in the Jail here on the find
ing of the coroner, whose verdict
charges him with the murder of his
father, Jacob Haugh; his mother,
Mary Frances Haugh, and his broth
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30

.LPH was plan
ming great re-
forms for the new
year. 1t was his
annual habit to
subject himself to
a severe and crit
ical examination,
deploring and con-
demning the fall
ures and frivoli-
ties Of the past
year and arrang-
ing a most ex-
emplary pro-
gramme for the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30

or, Jesse Haugh. whose burned and
mutilated bodies we're found in the
ruins OF their burned home on farm
rear this city.
Awful as this crime is, It is said to
be but the elimination OF a bloody
career the story Of which is start
Hiss. In: is horrible details and
faseSSsying because Of its mys-
teries and tlendish ingenuities. 1t
took the red blood Of his own kith and
kin to bring to light the details Of the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30

legged to have come under his spell.
This Is partial list of women dupes
Of DR.. Haush as obtained by Dayton
police:
Mrs. Anna Eckley Haush. his legal
wife. living in Dayton with two chill
dren.
Mrs. Mary Twohey. lived with
Haush in LoraIn and Lima; died In
Lorain.
Mrs. Della Patterson, living IN En-
slewood. Chicago. Or LudinSton, Mich;
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
wild Hog. in California.

The ranchers OF Shasta. siskiyou and
Modoc counties. California, have begun
! war OF determination on wild hogs,
which are dangerously numerous and
raid the pens OF the domestic swine
ana kill them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
! NIS1S ~ aliS 9ie MN 1NaNM ~

Scriptural Inspiration This one thing
do. forgetting those things which are be-
hind. and reaching forth unto those things
which are before. press toward the mark
for the prize OF the high calling OF God In
Christ Jesus."-Phil. 3:13. IA.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-30
Fine Black Cake.

One pound and quarter OF butter,
one pound Of sugar. one pound Of -four,
10 eggs, three pounds of raisins, seed
ed and chopped, two pounds OF cur
rants, washed. dried and picked. one
pound OF citron, cut thin and small,
one wineglassful Of Mardeira wine, two
wineglassfuls Of brandy. the grating
Of one large nutmet, two teaspoonfula
Of cinnamon, one teaspoonful Of mace
and cloves mixed. First beat the butt
ter and sugar until very light. then
stir In one-fourth Of the f00r. whislr
the eggs very thick, which add gradu-
ally; then the remainder Of the -four:
half at time. brandy and spics Then
mix all the fruit together and add one
third at time. Beat wcll. Then but
ter and line the pan with = white pa-
per- Put in the mixture, smooth Il
with { knife and bake In moderate
aven about four hours
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10

roismo, siendo la primera de elias Ia
prouesa de no sucidarse.
AL salir del castillo la pequefia o.
'Stematz-San, entraba conducido en-
una camilla, gravemente herido, un
joven samurai. llamado Oyama. >.
"Muchas veces me he preguntado-
|decfa la marquesa vislblemente con-
|movida-si la bala que 10 hiri6 no fue
por mis- manos."
La nina recibio una educa ci6n es-
|merada; por su aplicacion e inteligen-
|cia obtuvo grapdes triunfos escoares
" un1versitarios.
Debo advertir que 4 expensas del
|Gobierno japones, fue enviada con
|otras jovenes a una Universal ad sme.
lricana.
Un hijo de la marquesa era alumno
|de West-Point: el otro, alferez de ma
lvio; no quedaba su lado mas que la
bella "lady Iris, su tinica hija jove,
de notabls belleza.
Cecilia Dubreuih, la escritora de
|"Je Sais Tout, vic por Ultima vez a
LA mariscala Oyama en- un hospital de
| la Cruz RoJa.
lba aquella acompaflada de una da
ma inglesa, tambien periodista, a la
que llamo la atepc6n una enfermera
por la prontitud y destreza con que
atendia a los enfermos y por sus delica
|das maneras
Trabo conversation con ella y. ad-
lmirada. lie pregunt5 d6nde habfa
|aprendido tan bien ell ingles.
En- America, contest6 la japone.
Con el pretexto de yisitarla para OBJ.
|tener amplios detalles sobre ell servicio
|de hospitales, preguntele su nombre, y
la enfermera, por toda respuesta, le
|dio una tarjeta donde estaba impresc
|els snombre los tftulos de la "marque.
|sa de Oyama".
Imag1nense ustedes caros 1ectores.
lis sorpresa con que debio leer ls Gu.
Iriosa hija de Inglaterra. Por mi par
tie espero que a ustedes no les habra
producido desagrado conocer ulgunos
|rasgos de la vida de esa ilustre dana
lesposa de uno de los mas gloriosos
|guerreros del Japon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10

/ hay en- aquella replblica siete muje-
| res por cada hombre. En- consecuen
'cia. Sc cuida mucho a este y todo ira
|"bajo desagradable 6 en- que la vida
+ cora riesgo, 10 hacen las mujeres
+ 'Estas barren las GALES, ca1gan lo'
navfos, uncen y gufan los bueyes, J
|! a in Sc dice que han tornado parte er
Flas guerras sustituyendo a los HON
|"bres."
eHay entire nuestros lectores quier
|puede decirnos 81 10 que precede es
|n6 cierto?
Que la mujer paraguaya ha defen
dido su hogar y su patria con arinas
len mano. con el mismo denuedo J
|abnegacion que ell paraguayo, famose
|en ell mundo por Sill valor heroico, es
Jun hecho que consta en- la historic.
IPero es la situacion relativa actua1
de la mujer y del hombre en- ell Para
quay la que hemos transcrito en- e
|primer parrafo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
Gabinete amOrdaZadO

A POGO de partir ell Presidente Roo
$sevelt para su viaje Nueva Orleans
Sde CUE Sc hace capftulo aparte, cada
/ smiembro del gabinete recibio I'm aten-
Etisimo 3. L. M. lie William Loeb, hijo,
Esecretario particular del Presidente
S1ici endole entire otras coSas:
"Se ha llegado un acuerdo con las
fires asociaciones de la prensa, para q
fen 10 sucesivo no publican cosa refe-
Srente los consoles del gabinete.
Esto acabara con la fea practica. que
sjamas agrado periodistas dignos de
facechar los ministries cuando salen
sde los consoles para tirarles de la
$lengua.
4 "Es de esperarse que en- observan-
Rcia de este ruego, ell cual pone a cada
Smiemblo del gabinete bajo la solem-
i ne obligation moral de no discutir
$procedimientos de los consoles, min
Rg1n ministro, en- momento de debili
] dad 6 de buen humor, confara a co
&rresponsal especial alguno por quien
ssienta simpatias especiales 6 por las
2tima que le tenga, cosa que haya pa
sado en- los consejos.
De 10 contrario habrfa que volver
I al sistema antigua de dar al p1blico
I Bun resimen de los proce dimieptos del
Rgabinete, y esto es 10 que no Sc desea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
Ell mercadO electoral
I'm carioso.

Todo el mundo Sc queja del merce-
Snarismo en- que ha caldo ell sufragio-
2excepto los candidates elegidos-y
sconviene er que Ell sistema electoral
les TN mercado en- que mas votos obtie-
ane quien mejo1 los paga.
Para Ell case, naturalmente, Sc hacep
2comparaciones entire la corruption de
ahora y la pureza de otros tiempos en-
Sque Ia inmensa mayoria votaba ex
Etrictamente de acuerdo con sus con
I 3vicciones.
Un escritor discute la materia en- la
EreviSta 'Nineteenth Century," toman
lido por modelo la fuente del sistema
Representative, Inglaterra, presenta
datos que 10 pasman a uno. La dife-
rencia entire tiempos pasados actua
les es question de franqueza. Euton-
ces Sc hacfa la compra en- pdblico.
William Wilberforce, candidate anti
esclavista. gasto $45 900 para ser ele-
Igido al Parlamento en- 1870. saliendole
los votos a $Io. Lord OShley, antirre
lformista, gasto $7S 900. y de esta su
ma, $e2 ,625 en- convidsdas, 10 que no lie
salvo de la derrota.
En- 1907 ocurrio la election mas
costosa que recuerda Inglaterra. Tres
candidates. uno de clio ell menciona =
80 Wherefore, que era hombre muy
3piadoso, gastaron 1900 900, saliendole
los votos 4 Sos.
No siempre Sc usaba el medic di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
Los ''inSpirados''
EN- ADJUNTAS

Siguen dando juego por estas altu
= Nras, donde tienen establecido su cam
&posde operaciones para las predicas
Sevangelicas. los ''inspirados, angelitos
Is enviados" como Sc les nombra por
aqui a Jose Morales y un COM pa nero
ade este. Campo abonado por el fa-
natismo!
En- ell dfa de aver, lunes. Sc llevo a
ssefecto por estos 'inspirados" la ben
dicion de la ermita que varios vecinos
8del barrio Vegas de esta municipal
! dad. han levantado para ell servjcio de
estos nuevos spostoles, concurriendo
mas de seiscientas personals dicho
acto. Inspiraba lastima Ell yer infeli
! ces compesinos que por oir la pala bra
ssagrada (para ellos) recorrieron enor
mes distancias por caminos intra nsi.-
tables llegando al :sitio de la ermita,
$extenuados por ell cansancio, hambre
$y suefio; y tai vez, muchos de esos i'll
sfelices habran dejado a sus peque fiue.
los llorando acosados por ,el hambre,
I para ellos correr 4 satisfacer la curio-
sidad de su fanatismo.
Entire doce y una de la tarde del
8dicho dia, presentase Ell Morales en- ell
8lugar en- que debia verifcarse la cere-
monia, y cosa curiosa era el yer hasta
j que grado puede llegar la incongruen
zcia en- esas multitudes allf ignorantes
I al pasar los "enviados'' por entire la
multitud allf reunida, corren los bue
nos creyentes a incar la rodilla an te
ellos y con grandes muestras de vene-
sracion besanles la mano, practica que
tambien observan los ''enviados" como
sus fieles creyentes.
va en- la ermita, y despues de al
agunas oraciones reglamentarias, EN-
pezo ell Morales la predica, en- la que
anatematizo como doctrina del infer
mo al Espiritismo y demas seetas re
aligiosas, no logrando escapar nj los
masones del barrldo Evangelico.
Pero 10 que mas ataca el "inspira-
do" en- sus peroraciones. son entire
otras costumbres, ell bale y las modas;
7llegando a tai extreme la creduidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10

sgu gulua. raso yo como d1vulgador.
No podemos privar en- todos los ca
: SOS que estos asuntos lleguen a la es
tampa Es materialmente impossible.
I 4Lo procedente serla facultar cada
m:embro del gabinete para comunicar
la ptensa todo aquello coucerniente
) q su ramo que debiese darse al pl
] sblico
"Figdrome que este liltimo ruego
Sdel Presidente ha de ser dif1cil de eie-
Guitar. Ninguno de nosotros lie sera
Sdesleal en- materia como esta. Pero
fen los tiempos y generation actusles
6el pueblo americana espera saber 10
> que hacen los gobernantes que le re-
presentan y tiene inedios de infor-
marse, como tambien de expresar 10
8que opina sobre las tentativas que Sc
2hagan para ocultarle aquello que, por
Eeducaci6n, Sc cree con derecho q sa-
Eber." "
AL dia siguiente vino q Nueva York
lei ministro de Hacienda, Mr.. Leslie
I'M. Shaw, y como estuvo en- Wall
Street y en- la aduana, empezaron las
Rconj jeturas-si el gobierno pensaba
2aumentar los depostos en- los bancos
Snacionales; que 81 era cue stion rela-
zcionada con la emission de bonos por
s$5 o 900 900 que tiene en- carterA para
Has obras de Panama, 6 que 81 habia
3movjmiento de personal n las adua-
mas. "A buen callar llaman Sancho"
-respondio Mr.. Shaw todas las pre-
/ eguntas. Nj siquiera quiso discutir la
mancha del sol que ell padre Rodri-
2guez acaba de descubrir, diciendo que
estaS eran materias de polftica exte-
5 rior.
Al tercer dia fue roto ell bloqueo. Ell
juez Taft, ministro de Ia Guerra, reci-
bio los corresponsales les habl6
alargo y tendido acerca de su p.6ximo
sviaje a Panama. Dijo que Sc embar-
Rcarfa Ell un crucerr ell 2S del paSado,
aesperando llegar a Colon ell de No
sviembre El objeto de su viaje es yer
4 10 que adelantaron los trabajos duran
! te el afio que pase desde que estuvo
5la Ultima vez en- Ell Istmo; yer que gil
i re Sc ha dado Ell dinero que Sc gast6, y
hacer p1blico luego ell estado en- que
Sc hallan las obras del canal Como
le acompaf1an jefes del cuerpo de in
ggenieros militares, Sc infere que to-
mara las primeras disposiciones para
/ Efortifcar las dos entradas del Istmo,
10 que va dijeron de Washington diss
Eantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-10
NUM-. $50.

"Tambien Sc ruega los sefiores
srninistros que Sc abstengan de discu
ssiones de pol1tica, tanto de Ia suya in
sdividual como de la del gobierno Ell
general.
Este rapapolvos en- forma de B. L.
I'M. dejo atonitos, dicen. los recipien-
Stes, quienes 10 comentaron con desusa-
{ kda vehemencia.
Vepfa siguiendo los talones TIN
Sruego, que el Presidente les hiciera
tuna semana antes, al efecto de que,
Isl en- los consoles habia algo que CO.
smuricar al p1blico 10 harfa por ellos
ael secretario Loeb. Ell ruego no re-.
fsulto y dio lugar a la mordaza.
! Los ministries son de opinion de ini-
sciar al p1blico en- sus procedimien tos;
&pero ell secre tario Loeb no es apropo-
8sito para organo porque no tiene
Sasiento en- los consejos.
4 Cnando ell Presidente le necesita
2oprime ell bottom de un timbre ell Sc
cretario. evacuada su diligencia vuel-
Eve a salir. Uno de los ministros-
&anonimo. bien entendido-dijo:
8 "El secretario Loeb no podia infor-
8mar al p1blico de 10 ocurrido en- los
Sconsejos. no perteneciendo al gabine-
Ste. Desde Ell momento en- que Sc ha-
%llase presente va ell consejo dejaba de
Sserlo. Por ESQ ell ruego anterior no
Sdio resultados.
B "Pareceme que sera menester lie
8gar un acuerdo sobre 10 que haya
ade comunicarse al p1blico, porque
nueve decimos de II que Sc trsta en-
los consoles es materia que al piblico
Sdebe saber. La mayor parte Sc re-
fire a 81 tai sujeto ha de ser nombra-
Edo juez; tai otro fiscal 6 Ell de mas
Satras. policfa federal. Esto es casi to-
Edo 10 que Sc despacha.
4 "Desde luego, NADIA debe publicarse
&tocante polftica exterior, nj pro-
Ssecuciones legales que ell gobierno es-
#te hacienda; pero en- la mayor parte
@de los bramientos de funcionarios
zque Sc acuerdan creo muy conven MEN
! tie la publicidad, por 10 razon aunque
8no hubiera otra- de nn- "eeor loo 3;