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The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
FOREIGN.

Prof August Weismann, the famous
zoologist, died at Freiburg. He was
born in Frankfort in 1884.
Emperor Yoshihito has given $4,000
yen ($25,000) toward the foundation
of st. Luke's international hospital at
Toxic.
The Ex-crown Princess of Saxony
is now in Brussels, attempting to
patch up a reconciliation with her
former husband
Sergeant Major White of the Brit
ish army service corps is the first man
to get the coveted Victoria cross in
the present war.
President Benavides has thus far re-
fused to accept the resignation of the
Peruvian cabinet, headed by Dr. Aure-
lilo Souza, which was rendered on Nov.
6.
Eleven-year-old Shelton Butte was
killed and Burdette Lohr badly in
jured at Ottawa, ILL.,, when the bicycle
on which they were riding was struck
by an automobile.
The second weeks report of the
American commission for relief in
Belgium shows that the commission
in fortnight has delivered to Belgian
relief stations 2,2S3 tons of cereal
foodstuffs.
The population OF Antwerp, which
fled the city at the time of the Ger
man occupation, is still unwilling to
return. The German demand for a
war indemnity of s10,00O,0OO is
frightening many into staying away.
Belgium is the fifth of the allied
powers to order their envoys from
Constantinople, following the declara-
ton OF war upon Turkey by England
The representatives of England, Rus
sia, France and Servia have left the
Turkish capital.
Every guarantee asked by Washing.
ton for the MeXicans now in Vera
Cruz will be given in public decree
to be issued shortly. In return for
these concessions the Carranza gov.
ernment has asked the United States
to fix definite date for the evacua
tion.
A proclamation issued by the Ger
mans at Brussels specifically threatens
according to dispatch to the Reuter-
Telegram company from. Amsterdam
to stop the distribution of food by the
American relief committee among the
unemployed until the Belgians go to
work.
Shorn of its picturesque pageantry
but with its imperial and military
features emphasized, the lord mayors
parade made its way through the
streets of London in the first part oi
the ceremonial inaugurating Si1
Charles Johnston as lord mayor in
succession to Sir Thomas Bowater.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
Judges to Name carIson's Successor

Fort Collins-George Carlson, gov
ernor-elect, who is also present district
attorney of this judicial district, and
public prosecutor, will resign that no.
sition. There are number of attor-
neys who are willing to take the place.
Under the law the judges of the dis
trict have the selection of one to fill
any vacancy that occurs in the office
of public prosecutor. AS the attorney
has not filed his resignation, the
judges have no official knowledge OF
there being any vacancy TO fill.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
"DR. w. w. YARD,
Estate veterinary Surgeon.
Nine Discharged for Using Tobacco

Boulder-Nine members of the
strong football team of the Boulder
Props, which has been uniformly sue
cessful in defeating its rivals in north
ern Colorado, were discharged from
the team by Coach Walter Spring for
smoking, contrary to his orders. Seven
members of the regular team and two
substitutes are included. The order
against the boys smoking was issued
early in the year. Spring didn't like
his teams showing against Fort Col
Inns, although Boulder won, so asked
the boys if they smoked. The nine
discharged admitted that they had.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
One Killed, Two Hurt in Auto Crash

T'rinidad.-The plunging of an auto
mobile over twenty-foot embank-
ment on Linden avenue resulted in
the instant death of Corporal Philip
Maasar of troop X, Eleventh United
States cavalry, and the serious injury
of Sergeant Harold Howard of troop
X and Albert Figgs, an employee of
the Kenneth mine at Tabasco. Maasar
suffered a broken back and was bad
ly crushed under the wreck of the
machine. Sergeant Howard. sustained
a broken arm and internal injuries
and Figgs internal injuries.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
Neuro Admits BURGLARY.

Pueblo.-"B Buddy" Love, a negro,
twenty-five years old, pleaded guilty
in Justice Corson's court, when ar
raigned ON. a charge of burglary. An
additional charge of assault to muir
der has been made against him.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
State pioneer. %. Is Dead.

Greeley. = Alexander Craig, aged
ninety-two, a pioneer resident of this
city and member of the original Gree
ley colony, who has been here since
1872, died of lung trouble, after a
short illness.
The Colorado statesman., 1914-11-14
THE QUARANTINE ORDER
COLORADO COMMISSIONER ADD
NEW REGULATIONS.
Take Drastic Measures to Prevent
Spread of Foot and Mouth Dis
ease to Western Centers.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Drastic measures to pre-
vent the spread to the Western stock
centers of the foot and mouth disease
now prevalent in the East were taken
at meeting of local stock men, rail-
road representatives and the State
Board of Stock Inspection Commission
ers.
The quarantine order issued pre-
viously by the commission and Gov
ernor Ammons was supplemented by
another which forbids the importation
of stock into Colorado unless shipped
in disinfected cars which have been
cleansed thoroughly since Nov. 5.
The amended order follows:
ITO all railroads in Colorado:
"Amendatory to quarantine regula-
tions of this board under date of Nov.
6, 1914, the State Board of Stock Com
missioners of Colorado hereby issued
the following supplement to said regu-
lations:
Order effective from and after
Nov. Z, 1914. no cattle, sheep, swine
or goats will be admitted into this
state, either in transit or to be un-
loaded within the state, unless same
| are carried in. stock cars that have
been disinfected under official super
vision since Nov. 5, 1914. The cars
must be bedded with clean sand or
| cinders; no straw, hav or manure be-
ing permitted as bedding in the cars,
and cars must bear official tag by
either federal or state inspectors,
showing the same to have been disin-
| fected and the date of such disinfec-
| tion.
mo cars of immigrant movables,
containing cattle, sheep, swine or
goats, or hay, grain other fod-
der, will be admitted unless both car
and feed has been thoroughly disin-
fected prior to shipment and official
| ly tagged by federal or state inspec-
tor, showing date of such disinfec-
ton.
"All cars used for the transporta-
tion of livestock within this state
must be thoroughly disinfected under
government or state supervision be-
fore same are loaded with any cattle,
sheep, swine or goats for transporta-
ton within this state or to be moved
out of this state, and said cars must
be tagged by the inspector supervising
such inspection and showing the date
thereof. Provided, however, that all
cars bearing date of disinfection from
and after Nov. 5, 1914, will be con-
sidered as disinfected cars under this
order.
by the State Board of Stock In
spection Commissioners, this 7th day
of November, 1914.
al "DR. w. w. YARD,
estate Veterinary Surgeon"
In order to make the quarantine as
far-reaching as possible, DIR. w. w
Yard, state veterinary surgeon, sent
kilograms to the governors of Kansas
Nebraska, Wyoming, New Mexico and
Oklahoma, explaining that Colorado
had increased its precautions against
the spread of the foot and mouth dis
ease, by ordering all stock cars steri-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
MONkTON RIDGE.

Mrs. Albert Russell Is VISITING her
daughter Mrs. Marble Pierce in Stalks-
boro.-Mrs Belle Preston, who was re-
Gently operated on for appendicitis at
the Fanny Allen hospital, is in favor
able condition.-Mr and Mrs Ahncr
Hoag, who have been visiting at the
home Of their son. Charles Ioag re-
turned Saturday to their home IA Bur
lington.-Mrs NJ n. Kenyon of Troy,
~ H.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Lester Dean.-The Rev. J. T.. Ransom
Of West Branch, y. Y, has accepted
the pastorate of the Friends Church.
He preached his first sermon here sun
day.-Mrs. Earle Meadcr and daughter.
Dorotha have returned from several
weeks visit with relatives in Essex
Junction and st. Albans-Nr. and Mrs
Eugene Cox visited their daughter Mrs.
Belle Preston. at the Fanny Allen hos
pital Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. W j. Cox
We're in Hinesburg Sunday families
Of II. j. Nancelett and O. y. Lawrence
were at Spring Grove camp ground Sun
day, making the trip in Mr.. Lawrence s
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ADDISON.

Mrs. A. W Adams is assisting at tho
telephone office while Mrs. Torrey is
camping The Ladies' Aid were enter
tanned yesterday at Mrs. E.roy Torrey s
Erwin Clark was in Burlington
over Sunday the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Bristol.-Elroy Tor
rey and family went to Hinesburg by ad-
tomobile Sunday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Owen.-Mr. and Mrs Pin Norton
were in Cornwall Sunday, guests Of Mr..
and Mrs William Curtis.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jessie Dixie entertained the g. r. 3. FRI
day evening.-H. W. Spooner is still ILL
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Wood and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Glen Torrey and children are camp
ing in the Everest cottage at the lake
There is to be a good time" social at
the house Of Mr. and Mrs Mvron Smith
Friday evening. August 2S.-Mr and Mrs.
c. J. OFryan have been entertaining their
sisters, Miss Rena OF Nassa Chusetts and
Mrs. Grace Brown and son of Middle
hury.-NTrs. Lucia of Atlantic, Mass, IS
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph St.
Glare
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ORWELL.

The Rev. c. 9. Adams of Essex june
ton spoke Sunday morning at the Con
gregatlonal Church.-Miss Kathleen Com
stock Of Bristol has been with her aunt,
Mrs. G. l.. Stay, fcr several days.--A
food sale for the benefit of the free Ii
brary will be held Friday evening at
the library.-The State road is nearly
completed. The plans are we'll under
way for the repair Of the steel bridge at
Houghs crossing. \ car of cement is to
he used in reinforcing the walls-Mrs,
W. A. skinner Of Somo'Ville Mass, IS
with her son, ]. +. Skiuner.-Nrs. Angus
tus Archer and children OF Chester are
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r, NJ.
Llly.-Charles Beale and daughter II
Manchester. y. H., who have been at n,
y. Irescott's for four weeks. returned
home Tuesday Mr.. and Hrs. j. II.
Thomas returned from Athol, Mass, last
Tuesday evening after attending the fu-
neral Of La Young Kendall.-Mlss Ruth
Wilcox and Antoinette NeWComb have
returned from camp at Sunset Lake -
Orwell field day will he held Monday
Arthur Hill and family of burlington are
at their farm here.-Solomon Perry died
at Ticondcroga, y. y, Saturday of heart
trouble. He was a member Of the F. and
A NJ lodge. No. 10
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MONKTON.

There will be no preaching service at
the Methodist Episcopal Church for two
Sundays as the Rev. and Mrs G. c..
Cornell are attending the camp-meeting
at Spring Grove. Miss Ethel Barber and
Mrs Stiles of Rochester, y. Y, are
guests Of her aunt Mrs Della Dean, and
visiting relatives here Albert
Brown and son. Randall. of Bristol, who
have been visiting friends here the past
week, returned home Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. James Ryan and son, William. of
Orwell, and M. and Mrs r. Z. Sears
Of Bristol were over-Sunday visitors of
L. NJ. Begor and family. Miss Lottie
Besor accompanied them homo for a
few weeks.-Mrs. \. G. Lewis and grand
daughter. Dorothy, who has spent sew
eral weeks with her sister, Mrs. r. C.
LaRose has returned to Burlington.-
Donald Sears Is visiting in Waltham,
Maes.-Several from here are attending
the camp-mecting at Spring Grove.
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SALISBURY.

Mrs + l.. Hamilton and guests vera
at Lake Bomoseen Tuesday.-The Daush-
tiers Of Ruth held picnic at Waterhouse's
TUESDAY. Congregational Sunday
school will hold its picnic at Water
houses on Wednesday, August 26-Frank
Cooley and family of Springfield, Mass.
arc at w F Chase's for a few DAYS
F A. Fross OF the Knckerhocker Choco-
late company. New York. and J. {. Ma
CAN'T are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ". T. Bump-Miss Dorothy
Coulter, who was called to Brooklyn. y.
Y, by the death Of her father, has re-
turned to her duties at the Mountain
ues to improve In heath.-Miss Sessions
spoke at the morning service Of tho
Congregational Church last SUNDAY.
Next Sunday Deacon NJ. y. Thomas will
preach, the Rev. Mr. Ryder being at
Spring Grove camp-Miss Dorothy Leon
ard, who spent a few days in town with
friends, returned to her home m Poult-
ney Monday. --Twenty-sevcu Of tho
fresh air. children from New York ar
rived Tuesday and are being entertained
by citizens of this town, for two weeks
NJ IS Anna Thomas Of Brandon spent tho
weekend at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
F ]. Sumner.-Misses Emma and Ger
trude Kingsley are visiting relatives in
town.-Rouin Whitney returns to his
studies at Mount Hermon, Mass. Tues
daN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
LINCOLN.

Mrs. Lorenzo Dow died at her home
in South Lincoln Saturday morning The
funeral was held Monday at the house
with burial in Maple cemetery.--G A.
Thayer was in Nergennes Monday
Frank Whittier of Hancock was in town
the first of the week.-Cseorge W. Farr
and Arthur Smalley OF Bristol are at
work on the JaCkman & Garland stora
block MIR, and Mrs John BENTON and
daughter and Mrs John Macdonald and
children of Brooklyn, n y, are spend
ing few days in camp at Long Point
W. Il. Rhodes is making repairs on his
house and putting on steel roofing
Miss Bernice Eaton of Hancock is visit
ing at w W. Norton's-Rcrt Larose has
taken a lumber job Of q. \. ThaYer and
has gone into camp Simon Danforth,
the veteran stage driver, was thrown
against the wheel OF his wagon AT West
Lincoln Monday morning and three ribs
were hrokcn.-Eisha Hewitt of New
Hampshire is visiting his cousin, Mrs w
f. Pierce. Miss Grace Turner and Mss
Minnie Cushman have returned from
Brattleboro.-Mis Cora Atkins Is better.
C. \ Thayer was in Nergennes Mon
day.--W. w Norton was in Ripton Sum
laV.
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Estnfe Of OrisOn Sweet.

STATE OF VERMONT. District of
Chittenden, IS:
The Honorab BILE Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To all persons Interested in the es-
tate of Orison Sweet, late Of Hunt
ington, in said district, deceased,
GREETING:
Whereas, said court has assigned
the 18th day Of September, ut II a. M.
next, for examining and allowing
the account of the administrators
of the estate of said deceased ana for
4 decree of the residue OF said estate
10 the lawful claimants of the same,
and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested in
said estate by publishing this order
three weeks successfully, previous to
the day assigned, in the Burlington
Weekly Free Press, a newspaper pub
lished at Burlington, In said district
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO
appear at the probate office In Burling
ton, in saii district, on the day as
signed. then and there 10 contest the
allowance of said account If you see
cause, and to establish your right as
heirs, legatees and lawful claimants TO
said residue
Given under my hand. this 7th day
of August, 1914.
j. II. MACOMBER.
7.w,3t Judge.
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GRANVILLE.

Mrs. Fred Kew and little son Of Hud-
son. y. Y" have been visiting Mrs. Mary
hiIey and family several days.-Mrs.
John Sheppard Of Hudson Falls has been
the guest Of Mrs. William Riley with her
mother. Mrs. Fred Kew.-Donald Baird.
VINO has been in Groveton. n. H.. since
March has returned home Mrs n G.
Lamb was In Randolph two days last
week to SEQ her brother. Bradford Brown,
VINO has been In the Mary Fletcher hos
pital Tor treatment. She reports him as
comtortaole' though he has an incurabls
dlsease-Mrs. w. y. Archer and her
three children, who have been with her
pare<ts three weeks, have returned TO
their home in Braintree.-Nrs A. c.
Lamb is Ill., and G. " McIntire IL also
in poor heath-Mrs Oscar Parker Is
gainng.-Mrs Julia Enton is quite COM
Portable.
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WEYBRIDGE.

The Rev T. G. Thompson of Platts-
hurgh, y. Y, has been a guest Of Mr.
and Mrs, Fl. l.. Thompson for a few
days.-Ntss ellis of Vest Hebron. n. Y,
is spending some time at the Rev i.
Hagadorn s.-Mrs Mona Shaw of Md
dleburv is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Roies.-A son was born Monday to
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde Fiske.-Mrs. Harley
Clark. who has been ILL., is improving
Work has been resumed on the library
building The masonry work is expected to-
~. Nni.i-nd nv Sentnrnher l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
NORTH FERRiSBURG.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James &C Massa-
chusctts are visiting at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George James.-Mr
and Mrs Herbert Royce Of Chelsea are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fol
som.-An enjoyable entertainment was
given in the Allen hall Friday evening by
the Kings Herads in charge Of Mrs. NJ,
+. Allen. There We're violin selections by
Allen Newton and rcCitatiOns by Miss
Nellie Newton, elocution!st. Of Rutland
Mrs. Flora Harrington and daughter
Sadie, have gone to Spring Grove camp
meeting,-Nrs. \. ID. Parker who has
pneumonia, is hetter.-Mr and Mrs
Charles Stone Of burlington spent sun
day at =. 4. Nimhalrs.
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otter creek in Cornwall The location Is
easy Of access, being directly north
through the meadows from the west
'nd OF the covered highway bridge lead
ing from Cornwall to Salisbury railroad
station. 1t is a delightful spot for a
picnic lunch. The exercises will be held
wednesday August 2e, at two o'clock
ana will consist OF the unwilling and
dedication Of marble marker. an his
torical and other addresses by people
OF prominence, ard music by an or
chestra.
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court decline to give out any information
1t Is thought, however. that an investi-
cation is underway into some phases Of
the business of the foreign companies
who have been buying milk in this Sec
ton'-Fred w. Beckwith. who recently
sold the retail grocery department of his
business to Lewis Henfcld, has now sold
out his retail dry goods department to Mr..
and MIS- ohm X. Dyer both of whom
have I'm the employ of the store for
many years. Thus the formerly well
known firm of Beckwlth & Co., which has
been doing business in Middlebury for al
most 100 years the business passing down
from father to son in the Beckwith and
Wainwright families. will now pass out
Of cXlstence.-Carl Stearns has gone to
Burlington, where he has entered the
Churchill drug store as clerk-A force of
men Is at work in the rear Of the Battell
block laying the pipes to carry steam from
the central heating plant in the rear Of
the block, which has recently been COM
pletcd, to the main building. 1t Is ex-
pected that they will finish In time 80
that the building will he heated the COM
Ing winter by tho plant.-A hearing in the
fa nous water case Of Cloyes ct al. VS. the
Midd1phurv E'lcrtrto oo,,r,.,, -. -, So, =.
continued bofor, s,ooiai 1,a.... rho,.,o,
r. Darling of J,urItr,r.or L., 49, rrord
Jury room in tho cor-. ,o,,so h,,i,dir,
through tho doy u-oa,o.aa,. porrar1
McNullf If Los A,,,,oa roi ,o,i,.a
of Niddlnhrry &c bor, 80 ,.,.,. ,,i. n.a.,,o.
Michael McNuI1a Mr. ucrri,o 4, 49,
owner of . largo or,ou,, 80 ,oaI os.,4o H.
North Dakota and ,lso e., ca,ieo,r,o ,rd
this is his fire, visit +o tis ro4,,,a ,,ooo
hut onn I'm ovcr % ,,oa.- ,,.i.,,.,
secretary Of tbo Addieor co,,4,. Y N
10. A. has rotur,,o1 &c., 49, net, .,at.
lin Vergennos -t}ort,r,t,, y, t,,a,a 80
Verpenncs reco,. ,,,,1,o,. - ~. ,a,
college. is ,ieitioc t., ,o,,.,, ". 49,, ,,.z
IT, r. Nolnnd ara ,,o,.,,, s.o., a., ST.
Abbey house nm So,,.b .,noa, 80 ..c :,
Rich tenement house NJ, yvo,,,,,a,o s.roo.
which no has rocop+,,. r..,ai,.a -, -. t.
side. Extensive renatrs an 49, o,,t.t5.
arc also to no mad proe...o, pa,.,,.
Mcfarland aud yo,,,,rr ,o,,r,.o 49,
have becn vis,tir,, ~ ,-,,,oo,,,,..,.. O..
two weeks. have ro,u-,oa ,o,,,o VI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-20
BRISTOL.

Fred Grow, who has been spending n
week or ten days with relatives, returned
to Now Haven Sunday.-Thosc having
perfect attendance IN the grades the past
year are: Doris Currier, Marjorie Shep-
herd, Alta Wing, Kenneth Bicknell. Hugh
Mullngs, Ridley Norton, Dorothy Wright.
Kathryn Levarn. Ellen Mott, winifred
Trud", Pauline Richardson, Russell Me-
lntyrc, Henry St. George Earl Holcomb,
Marguerite Richardson, Beatrice Trudo.
Fletcher Mcintyre. Floyd Ladue. George
Lathrop in tho high school: Allen Grant,
Frank Wing, Kate Moody, Marion Null
lings and Myre Sweet.-Willis Ferguson
is Ill with the hccoughs. It Is r.sarly
week since he was taken ill.-Miss
Lydia Wrirht is at home after several
days In Burlington.-The three-year-old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Barnard died Sunday morning Of dinh-
liberia. The burial was in Lincoln Sum
day afternoon Mrs Emma Cooley is
visiting relatives in Brandon Mr. and
Mrs. Earl VI. Cove, Who have been visit
inc hove and in Niddlebury. have return
cd to Staten Island. y. Y.-AIiss Pauline
Laroque has returned to Mechanicsville.
~ IN. Chamberlain and family are
at nome from a visit in Vergennes. --
The Rev. w. G. McFarlane is making a
Few days visit to his home in Cowans-
ville' Que-Nlr. and Mrs. w F. Gorham
OF New York We're over-Sundav CHESTS
of Mr.. and Mrs Treffle Trudo.-AIr. and
Mrs. L. c, Russell of Middlebury were
guests of friends Sunday.
Mrs r. G. Varney has been visiting
Dr. and Mrs. w, IT H. Varney In Char.
lotte this week NJ and Mrs James
Ryan William Ryan and Mr.. and Mrs
r. G. Sears visited in Monkton over SIN
day,-Mrs, y. T. Brown and Randall
Brown are at home after a week in
nkton.-Miss Eva Sloan is visiting her
relatives In Nergennes Miss Kathleen
Comstock is spending few DAYS with
her aunt, Mrs. G. L. Stay in Orwell -
The members of the Colhv family Ia
this vicinity are attending theh fnu,,,,.
reunion AT Long Point The Purinton
family meet to-day at THOMPSON s
Point-There is a large attendance from
here to the Spring Grove camp meeting
Miss Lottie Btgor of Monkton is tho
guest of friends here for a few weeks
Miss Ella Rogers has gone to Fort
Douglass n, Y, camping for a few
weeks,-Thc Proctors and Brlstols
VIII cross bats at Athletic park Sat
urday afternoon-Willis Ferguson
who has been i'll with the hiccough,,
for week. is reported as very low