The evening world. Newspaper, August 6, 1903, Page 11

§ « THE # EVENING # WORLD'S .« HOME .# MAGAZINE at) “cess! Ti #FORY mROAN WoNDAy AND ENDS eTIMDY THE DEADLICST WEAPONS OF THE SUMMER GIRL. * » — | ‘* . A full Armament Wherewith the 1905 Maiden hewitt n Cupid's Court i wari o¢ Veer ' Munn Peggy WNeal _ wy Ed adel be r Powe . “ . ‘ * « . ten ' , ao a 7 & ‘ mer tome “ ‘ or tai howe f Hine P seine few Aly ! ral F * and Ai) onde’ Ef that worm trie, f omteht mietatn oie tik and For all a shadowy, vamun plein fC hrow, Pee got thie off tr Vives : nat tree tO wearily enoumh, and Patil 5 ate atte tow . 1 woutd eliinh upward to a moment, her vive Bs: : Juttahbeal| hr « 1 Evine and Fare th® pomped from the dimple tn her . What would yous fame THINK, Watel-dow, were Tio @ ie folk Temennie Ih nny me ' fancy was ike tinto Alin @ book tho ' far fient of prophesy The lsenone'you propos stould be marvelinusty eweet : plunged ina Nireetin s hope: 1 ghould be sure to mo to school for those : ve. to mend tt here or there like @ dor Ah? do you challenge me?" eried Pag Now tt would be! Ww tL vtne thing Ia ont of the queation, One's] the old P Peo’ thle hoe pou cae iladl Pitre ss f tA Senet nridte, ta be gulded as one] shal Gaversanelieiscaee co Pu veo tueaone guider a \ Lay that no one controls his 10 \nd Ta student moat diligent." put is ‘ied by it ave stood clove nguinst my shoulder where 1 “Gee there. 1 c carond Haniel? ented Pog. with a ttle} s Her color and her brightness had returned lower of derision: For oil that, 1 could tell! how ate arent) & ‘ano away the mhndows. With hier Angers she 1 my ; Mth me. She w see ye te nat ta Kiama now ¢ hair where the frosts of two score years and four were te : ne. yo rhen ane migaing string. Showla| ginning their blight. She made as though sho conaldered + Li tclliokesahes une a Dl these ravages of sttver 4 senor c verity! nov” 1 retorted) “it would Be to cneat tne Finally, she spoke to me in a way tenderly good, | ; i Sue cd ie hapniitess Watch-dog, waten-dog, you have eyes in your head and| : eae eee enero exid Moms in almranderine, way, o¢| novelin Your wits! you aveins bind. wlt. waeshides, 6 bit | i aang ao aa aee na ninth of one’s love.| Wit of no hope. And you would study Per? Teach I never : Vather-should one be Nate Ve aeath. And if one 19 not | #0 lucidly, study thou never ao long, yet ahouldat thou never | ar ha one be blamed Mid not continue, the wire with | Know Pog, but die in darkness of her.” Veg sald this with bas ie Pe net cay naw met ite end. kind of murmur of regret. ‘hen, collecting direction: “How et a cGr hewitt te en [man stmes ban Pog fost wien" yous CAML Sgt yok have notte | wrong of that n her—never ance seon Peg. ¥ | er ance seen Peg You do not geo Peg now Wille she stands at your shoulder. You are a blind-wit'* | en made to ‘If T have not seen Meg,"’ sald I, “and if 1 do not now see Fou yourself have shown me the @og! am I not right?” + paid i, “1 Dave not be Pxow, in all my days.” eatd 1, “kaa Te ne." {hen at the ieast my eyes have tasted visions abo i ao much on love. ‘The questo Baits u ee ‘ eh nid folk should not wea wanting love.” 1O® becla Now appre well," quoth Peg, with an a font at e saucy venemence 4 He surely, sh i h to stamp her foot at me a ence ing tore. Dol go {fete MUFaLy, whould be the old. true Pas. It was a de 4 en folk should not remain wedded wan roan, | £2 Hsteh to the bantering yet soft tones of her, like wa . true, then folic fe tove her bh in the May woods with thelr new zreen and a ‘ t thin wife were to consi at duty? you not think, 1f a wife ows him tat GUY" | goms painting the ground about ones feet she not Should leave him? Does she D fall not forget, that a ave | ne ty She, shoullave said. watchdog, as you shail T CAYPAE pave L seen, then?" | asked, xing back a pace. | pti Sve, too, 14 not her fault.” . were a wife] ner cit A mirage, the mere mirage of Pex berate Ht ae Team it great pity said o, “wel Ravi tren meeeried! onl the jes of your ideal.” Then in fo leave her husband, + sour friend. cried, Yee. 12} Dilment: "You have looked. winwar vena girl refuses & com: Xnd that is mighty toyal to Sour Sehorars wite Wax’) should have looked of indignation. | “*L¢ pnaraltia nim they |Athie ta Thee teee ate Rule eo t ir first Be ees fm hot spur gnation. ell for both hapny v ete | a 8 Would you find a woman, keep yo! bustiand for Mm you. she might have, Vern unltcwing & | °7y2,0% tne, srounc i ins ihe oan lead y ssa stratght ¢ |robe something ike this: A tailore® and he Kappy at, all’ Repond description ve [under aaegeg® rumor of gnvety 1 could tell how, she was 15 The girl who says she never needs a| travelling suit, a riding habit, w Danae: “watch-dow, you O57 Nall ference of CHUM fFon- | Teuroach throughout her words. It was ae though sie sav ; oO faq is not & pettiooated diplomat, A ing sult, = gulf sult endifwed When 1 reflecte(l on 102 In her grave 1 Was, Ning nothing, ule In me fan, small, ight and matching your sho! s of manntsh cut and Rade as intich. However. I Fem enone ts ve | WAL hay Fdanetg }e Pa nesopatouroct complaint, “and now, Mabel frock {n color, {s the best ally magina-/n supply of tailored waists and a few se setts Beene ber t0, HOM Za ang wide araany nince| "Peg dren wuts innit fe Yhetider. 1 could not see het bie, With its ald you con amother a furbelows. This year ahe took ons auart 4 skirt, heaven knows how many ound, white , Finding the roun face, yawn or look simply and subtly demure | cloy it 1 felt her spirit changlug trom c k up my hand. ol to hot in the After a mon de by si nand. Binding thad healed. she | rurnace of some the ; q maric where the wound fa her ep AThen. Metare T could stay | "What have you dene to meee eri e Ehdprtcrenks h desnalicaiaciactmmeread ure ame eeae linen , sults. all eavbroldered) two 2 eam | reoment and Mngeintorec wontons , suddenly, break. he would reallge that you were 4, and mustins that would make a fazed on it er, Ki lias . she conversed | (into aw 18 "Oh, 1 could’ die with such «| rs * ag thowger Then l¢tin |duliard® What have you done? What tg this Just-now com wet ee ettmita: when marke tor her, sIS0°r auch of youl | Gerataitd men fersoott ton ney, He Goes not un; Then hiding a rogue o| fowould be amused. I) for DO Tab ares ‘ate forever mistaken dove rN eenene of her month. for SHE NT oo caress had |forture. ithe next Morse Pe weg ee cry OF & heart in BONE te crover the confusion INtO WMT GW ie wae Mea out thie Vine tment tte me wone and I left gasping, thrown me me, slave, do you p Sout this time L must write down how I was made to ta overwhelm you he meant to uked aud neglected. Follow that unguided refer- ing at him—and to laugh in a c n snother turn green with envy, fashion at a man Is to wound his self- The athlettc girl, the progressive girl eem beyond pardon. the stralght, tall, slim creature is uses ‘The girl who wields her tennis racket ¢ul for illustrative punposes and hag = 9! to gvod advantage may play what '% helped more than one artist to keep the technically known as a love game On| we m the door, but the small, young comes iy great hideous scar, t repel Suid see} A nce to shar USHA Pe the chalked court, but when 1th 1 ‘one, | the ] gat hideous fore?” 1 aaked. | could * no answer | gnce to nd, Peg would seem to have deserted me | ? | Pit Sn: FOURS NAA es 3 ! tease me with, her mockertes, and, NOU Font sear. an i 18" | wile she man arto: Her; and X heard her voice stilt Tess, fOr | to the real game of love ste will be out-| mmed frocks, the saucy, thigh 4 F fara that ag a very © x ile she was often In to gossip Ww Sehevaiostes jase ar i her F % y : 4 £0,8, UPO? nd not have It larger Lon wood deal 4, q | those Senate apeechion to Lt he TEe ee Ohne con lassed by the girl who shades her face) arched shoes, a goodly supply of cold ee : said tered Pes, her nose to ‘ glances and monosyiables, She came no more to my work. And sot tone the. sian her ‘even D7;| cream, some pioture bets eed paremaem " to my” work- T sat alone while melancholy crept Woh, belleve. 7 ¢ Gerth 1d." Shop, and. day : me Fevled Pete her DO ror Hances and moro I-chosen parasol. Men a great! and a few other trinkets Is the one who she went | |squarely In the eye, but ¢ moment: “1 would t eo hty air of insult, upon’ me Oxses Over | ener A would Searing. almignty alr Of IMRT Meputa | upon, me like mosien Over stone, “I wan mot ao denne butl . al about the girl who can | helps to boom the matrimorial market | about pits i vi chied her house, At the gate she | ny suggestion that Bat enced ‘ eK s Proud: she resented « n the early fall. 4 MONE from her Wn en i : my sug auton lacked a ation; that was a ‘a yt a baat : " bring from, Hifered me ner oll, teasing 100%: she flew upon me, beak and talon, and wuld It was l who ved & ble ie Alay ea a Sr ao Ho you pray, wateh-dog, lds | of he I had been the ser had L forgotten ances shot from behind the she! (Note—Miss Carrier wears in these st.” 1_replied. et = those tears of he You should a hers so soon as they were dry, and withsto me toi myself irom meddilng opinions concet z her to! Y MWe] Bea's coldness was the proper retort for my impertin y how | amd 1 must boar it even While it broke ‘my heart it cd be the expected thing that I should turn cheerless you condemned dis wile’ oo. then T caught her meaning. anne ast down when now Peg left me with my thougnts r ost ornate hin gave me care again, fo LGh.! since 1 knew of none | Av: 0 ad grown so used fo her about me, and to hear the an {deal ccmpanton—for the m: craze fopihiahdworke (Rua Ricatte However, Tneeded no such aaMurance, S80” pon that error /#ncet ugh of her, that {t was to miss something out of my Peale net eur ned a ners | feta ‘ , to own f ie Key her word to avoid ti she took herself away. : Gouble vell and gloves ail day and glides form. The foundation ts white taff yith the General she would pled: | 7 e af Into the ballroom at night with cheeks | Silk with a double accordion plaited & beruMed parasol. org The girl who doesn't «ind time not | Pictures a frock which Is the epitome of 2 baihaclandiwho loiter allitday: no | Summer extravagance in gowning seen unprotected deck of a fishing smack !s|at the fashionable resorts, It shows the 4 ‘ ef cannot mike that boast “You should besin at ne for quickness and oe Sotaiclu about in my thot 0 \ Aponte L_aball never let the Gene wife: tort for my Impertinenc no fea mend. but, as I live by |.) Once. Indeed, my resolve was half hatched to gain some it will hav é Oat from be- | Plain speech of her, 1 lay in wa e sing tine, : he rounds nty type t a) ol < Ev 0] tween the paws of 4 Bne day lald| She Was wrapped In a fur of © 80) i nl Gs LORO RCS) AMAA rU EB key SR Belt UIE bl ete hy Ht Mad 5 1 t A f 4 above description, but r he on) with thie" dian a er eome 8 rt—ma ar I Dine maa to realize that the renaiasance of Hminary of coming triumphs. | ‘Phe old-fashioned summer girl—who | 4ance card alle first ao sits out all /foot, The robe itself is made entirely a upon, him. Pin General was saying. “T|4%t9 make her beutiful to the verge af witchcraft, » good old summer «irl {s 3 git wao can turn her] will be right In style bofore the summer | the extras on the moonlit porch. every: ‘ { ate,” the re Re l shvantages overner| A pate of thick-soled, common-sense | handwork in a renaissance pattern, 2 t they want to see |{s past—has sever Meoniias 1, shail surely, dies” the Generny rough lifer but Seeing how she was near a path, Liounged out of door, and. |The power and popla:'ty of U have thought dace during my ve ehat L shall | Crossing the road, would make as though tow by | : pee ctl ar aati Hf t in y \ Phe grap. . qhis time Is my first to 1 ally Kiow a Noe trom the hymn- [Casually and for éxercixe and air.” It pal te) Walle by her tetic girl, with her bared, ‘ul shapely. ‘They lke | so-called new sister. A trim-looking | tan shoes will carry a girl unaided up| The arabe Neat figure {is of lightest R Hier hen he asked her rend @ BONE fOr ae he eald, | LK and next drift into word with her asin the oid time. “The | MFMS. he 1 d locks a iny on the tennis court | young woman In English ‘boots, a tweed | @ rocky defile, but a palr of dlack suede | Weig t, silky broadcloth, the stems and book of his w se eaening tears, and she bad her work cut per UE wat pot diye away. and yet it seemed ae dis-|tered fi are on the wa Aik volt ink or aboard the ing |akirt and a tatiore slippers, embroidered with steel beads, | veins outlined with tiny cut steel beads, ¥ yogis aves were T gente hat, she bore urayely Up. a die! I would drift tanto speech o ay { hho: t t to blisters on h At \ h the most ridiculous of 2 The stitch ¢ done i ont (aamomer her saps. For.all that. she bore end ty Ue. {and trust to fortune and my wit to bring down the explana: | eee" nan has mi with ty yo) h I with a golf sick, ¢ and with the most rid s of niga |The stitches are done in chenille, The % “You will not die” cried Pes, ANI Means to pull’ the | wont believed might xolve a reconciliation for us. It plana: | aatablishing feminine fs) 1 fads nose. y con walking skirts folly | over the golf 1 heels, will carry her str into a | bodice Is finished with a yoke of white, = stead of Tispias, how the Vice-Presllent means (oT Inq | #ratage sagacious enough, but Pex graited me no chance| than the average wom to|zood for the morning, but In the e per a man's affections, tuousseline laid in strips and joined by OF its Koat a ‘ore I could get to Peg, indeed, veto: cael Beto i jefore 1 journeyed half : fe matte Tolarme: how abe bad na aesten in O48 ctnmatlon, had not obteryed seercalbeiest sa aca eaied ae ihn ae fie. By pext reason wow us. Ha me how jer mouth no more than an exclama f —albe: M sure she had—and would| girl, By next season we will seo the) that telthoun Wy th lies mot ae ofa anole callene. Of be moving for her own gate, At this 1 half halted. and Pea, ar have exe! vholesomer effect. striking out inte a rapid walk, was 1 othe: z ; = Gostors, 1 could wot have exerts Bele on his pow, atter| Mae Of her door. A little tater 1 Gaw her standing Nora wine THE NEWLY “INVENTED” ZEBRULE, CASTOR IA Amusements. Amusements. 1 rem wh ce bega TO-DAY, 25c., $0c ive Perks outburst. of warning; and next how his glance began) “it was upon me ag I sat trying to do some letters that on: ! TO-N . Res. 785 g at 8B weed 3 0 dO 801 at one | PROCTOR’S $8: ges 3se MADISON R For Infants and Children, i a A stiayous) Vanderilig ise Ma re Is Ss QUARE GARDEN 0 ¥ to collect its old-time fire will not die and| Secret of my gloom repoxed in Peg's great chair, spreading ‘ts kes Comedy 4 MARGARET By the Hternal! —this in a whisper—"I le PEE Ne NG Or) The Kind You Have Always Bough! 5th ave,’ 2. Sg Sa i Ta Crees a | 58th Sti rere aso! “VENICE IN NEW YORK.” country [Page must be safe be 1 go. ne countenance and give accent to its dreary emptiness, Signati ie igaatare Kaade Piano Used, . | On the Impulse T swooped H i BO ould not speak of dying. but only y se ped as onan enemy and bore It Fam that moment he would pot sper of, 8 mae viable | another room. Then T felt better, and indeed wana, reliet GRInah i Dae j Davi Gar ; shies _ 4 126th Ste} Bar's. Sera} MAJESTIC GRAND,ciRcLR, Bway a botn oe, 4 AGADEMY OF MUSIC Rar ver. $ Mate, Wed. & Sat., A OE Eee toe vetted would sup torwer and [20f,{0 he loner saunied of that Gnain which wold ext tn POSITIVELY. TO-NI stages toward a better str wit-|0¢!N& vacant and find a triumph by Minging at me the ab- \29T E J mS New YORK. Amusements. A New Production of Hall Catne's Play H WEEK NN Bingos (OR ATA A Mit we dio some work. f cannot say 1 wits) ere ory peg Wed. Mat. 81.00. MANHATTAN BEACH TO-DAY. The Ch ristian WIZARD OF QZ) st wate with wv. My ays essed these efforts without trembling; he might \ ior. But One day’ Pex had been to see the General. She had passed t , ay SHANNON'S 2), BAND fountry to pleces with his Cl z seake ‘him. Preailent Jn your stead power for his trensons Pp him with the mere man is golng tack they look with approving eyes on|and bland, a sprigged musitn frock with| I know a git! who would fagoting of the daintiest white chenillé, ft his summor sinuous, tratling dinner gowns and fur-|lace-trimmed ruffies, a hat that shades |dead than out of the swim. Two « {and the finishing touch is a Seep Dee ves.) wa too numerous to mention even| her eyes Just enough to be tantalizing, | mere ego she went away with a ward-}ot 1830 design, showing grape Genera! Admission, BOC, down to des 's door with this sudden load of | i salt down to dent Find no Harm to come of At, but only good, me uoikelessly, but I'saw her emerge trom the door of the Vithin the four. weeks to follow Pog's exhortation—for oom. | shall vee aie of her one Inspired of heayen to call the reste | would have crossed her glance swept the Interior of shall eySback from, death—he could be looked on us a hale) 47), com, With that she came to a full stop. T looked up man, one sound and in a plight of satoty. with an eagerness to near hor speak, and thiniking, too. tnt gion. sald he one day, “I've been thinking, I may yet) Goa, 0° ould come In and we two be the old kind {riends die, and the rule we made that no one of ny Cabinet shall een, dhe. aot ue when my_term is done turns now to be no good] a oyqy, natead _of Kindness my glance gave nie her thon site Tt strengthens Calhoun, Also, it 8 he to get his dors | iii and threatening, Also there were lamps of danger against Van Buren be oO he Would bucklor Peg. Iw on | lighted in her eves, What now cre hed eee egt canger Reirt, however, to sct the ball in motion for Van Buren clear I stood guilty of some Vanchens: 1 read that much in| nave this place when my term is done, Reg’ frown, asiy the last poor spark of my hope pinched out. | nd how would you Dp) peed sald 1. “For myself, Dp eat ed A 3 the temptation, would 1 condemn a 1 ould be better to m Ast it | Oi ir ‘ie my notion,” said the General, “Let us write to Fog swept, into ihe room while 1 gazed on her without | Overinn, setting forth—with a cloud of other matter to be a aking. If for no reason save one Of politeness I'ehontd coverethe presidential fitness of Van Buren in his every line ve Erected her, but my manners were quite driven out of cover the Rreniiwacret between Overton and us. ‘The letter my head with wondering what new exgs would here be toast- will Ge wanted only In event of my death. for witlle i lve on the apt fe ne. te a of T never have the White Hous die, why, Where Is my ¢ r eR, and with a vole t Calhoun ahaime to it for Van Buren againat the world. And |of wren as a coal of fire, Then pointing to where her leathans Tet me tell you, air, L much mistake my piace with the people chal San not: Where is my chair, 1 say Ie re se yee d be hot of greater wolght with ‘therm, ayei|,, Stunldly I looked over beyond my desk where her throne) if my deat Nove them far beyond any potency to be latent in| had vern in hapns wine 1 theiving name CanOUn ot and Th and not willing to have the tisk of a word. ono PAUSE abOUE st, eneral and I, and as soon i it baci HAs ts I aa ae wedtiebage Pavent carry, Overton received’ the missive | Kestrel’s. “I wii have it Instantly tone eve as viclous as a which the Goneral nad see otere It lay An tl nee ae peg th Guare, Reaclone despatoh ft went acter the chair, white! This ts the zebrule, th | tne al did not die; but there it lay in the hands o: ed up and dow Went aftor the chatr, ae he tres The General Uh J Wword-for-word blood Brother to it in’ my | OWN those {wo sharp teeth. the gicam, of eopard who should Though Its name, at frst #1 own, ready like a erin foserve te the his place In battle| beneath the upper redness of her lip Wke points of pearl really a verbal combinat GQgainst Calhoun should the Gene 1 be stricken down, When the onatr was restored 1 turned to her and called my| Prof. Cossar wart, of youlk, hast been cOMRNNa now Will You alt | years to seo if superior animals for military purpose ‘ould be got by zebra- ‘ And now. will you alt down?" sald 1, tal st OHAPTER Vit. ‘Pri not'ait there ANT 1 choose, horse hybrids. His efforts the experime stage, and| 4 ; ROCKAWAY BEACH, tb. PARADE & REVIEW AT OPM.) PASTOR'S ii us EMT ETE, EN XT THE M EOTACLE | je 25-0 ; ORENCE BURNS [inte | Panes rewonne cuNel ann ABS] eae M00, ti bf n d THE SLEEPING BEAUTY 332 BEAST, [MQv sea gesk 2 el Soa SA8SON ROOF GARDEN—S0e att ‘hie ; Japan by Night -24%2tnera O1OYO ie aud BOSTON'S LADIBS' ORCHESTRA, By bays” -ROOT-GARDNER Ni} a | 97, NICHOLAS SAR ooTH 81,000 § Su AVE. [Seats Bf. 838 LAFAYETTE tatcile ge SUNDAY EVG., 8:15, GRAND CONCERT, but 1 kept my teeth on my tongue, BALLET 8 NO INCREASE IN PRICES Intest and most promist: 1 AMMERSTBIN'S, 424 St aver Ted Ay. | yacnnis ike (Cia of wn heath f itis ARADISE ROOF GARDEN | Morivg rieeven Prices 28 ent lull rimenting for the Inst eight) 12 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS, FLOATING ROOF GARDEN, i MA nd Republic, High Cla Seville, Bana Sly Bhosit Beage Ware she” | Maa attaneny, nese tae +4 tormed Pe, anh = = Peg and the, Major at Croi and down. Her cheek’ Was aflame, but With neclatehiny | he has succeeded tn produ * tm y sand! | vhich ere now at Quetta be. ry work ie] several, says the zebrule 10 CHIMES OF NORMANDY. Onstal (Rea op pate (ance Sunday) BIB \4 . THE G CONEY ISLAND, Ya inntep aeagie™ ITH Peg all w any interest of amusement. A\ vent te W It came over me how she had learned that her husband| ike, aie woud have home eyes oneme with aia,cho leopard: | hought two of his fne ‘ze aton was not the man of gold she had thought him| digiation. "So you would thrust my chair Gut of your | n& tested ax to thelr alt when at the Indian Head I had seon her eyes swim-|Toom?) saldishe. || | a a your)" Baron de Parana, of Br h an 0 ining with love for her hhusband.. I knew him to be gross, | gor the second time be about her de will be the mule of the twentieth century. selfish and careless of Pos. all my late thirst for her presence Pog after a space arture, and I con’ not a trifle to my ‘ a { A leopard—even A leopard named Peg—is no ie oer : wilt Ys choose," she erie \ Newtoundiand years ago conte were little used tn - 4 TIT Treg ae the end of my desk, and we sat wordioss, applying | shalt'mot touch my chair! ‘Lwill not have ad again, “Hut you! Of ¢he 100.00 men in Newfoundlant -irornia aad the South, and were prac-| EDEN WORLD IN WAX, FORE LEO, KRITH'S a8 | S-ORE? abv ourselves with all the more earnestness to the letters as| (it phe want quite away, while I stayed to look on the chair | more than half are fishermen, who oaten a nown in Nevada, Wyoming| MUSE, | Nira Atwravtiony Charming Musle SPELL ebbeal ua bas ees rei | though they were the seeds of this silence. Poet a ge Gn me nd Toei eh ec biace would | 150,000,000 pounds of cod a year, coN-\and Arizo t today they circulate a AVL OPE SAT MVE pe | BRIGHTON vaWell?” ald Peg, with a suddenness, her hands in her|omptiness than ever that doubly vacant heart of ming, [sume one-fourth of it and gel! tho reat|everywhere for the peneAt of the slot IBOSTOCK'S| STAR sone PEAS SPAR OBBN Whours Lgl BACH: wtared. '‘Wall?” whe repeated, Then, when I asia). #0, Cathollo oountrigs tor $4,450,000. machines, - “7 d aa Pe a Puke Socal eines 4% SLs teen 3 ra ’ Pe (ak essa eR dae A Tye bay “ i ete a cs taal San Ti raat