The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1911, Page 3

En. Mt : : aise CONNEAU WINS GREAT CIRCUIT I ANTON ACE Prench Officer Leads Flock of \. Fliers in Paris to London P and Back Contest. GETS $50,000 IN PRIZES. | Garros Gave the Winner a Hard Tussle for First Honors | in Last Stage of Race. PARIS, July 7.—Lieut. Conneau, whose! Pacing name is Andre Beaumont, won ‘he 1,000 mile international circuit avia- tion race from Paris to London and beck which ended at the aviation fleld @t Vincennes to-day. As he had al- ready won the Paris to Rome contes! Conneau brings added glory to the French navy, of which he is an office Garros was second and Vidart Anished third. Conneau wine over $60,000 in prises of the total of $100,000 offered to the con- stituents in the race. Of the fifty aeropiant wing at Vincennes on johed the final goal. Two of the ra, Le Martin and Landron, and Capt. Princeton, who had been detailed to work out certain problems !n recon- Nolsmance in connection with the race, were killed on the opening day. Se others received more or less serious Juries from falls, AVIATORS SAILEOD THROUGH FOUR COUNTRIES. ‘The course took the airmen through four countries, from Paris across Bel- glum and Holland, over the English @hannel to London and return. The nine eurvivors started at Calais s who took June 18 nine @ 6 o'clock this morning on the final! leg to Paris, with a stop at Amiens, Kimmerling had a bad fall into a wheat field near Boulogne-sur-Mer. His ma- ehine capsized and was demolished. ‘The aviator, for a wonder, escaped in- jury, and mely motored back to Ca- jada, where he procured a new aero- mlane and made a fresh start. A vast crowd was at Vincennes in anticipation of the finish, but cordons of troops kept the strictest order to pre- vent the possibility of catastrophes like those at Issy-les-Moulineaux at the @tart of the Paris to Madrid contest when Gen, Berteaux, the Minister of Lingerie dress wi i einge. bisa nina But the Real Note of Mid- summer Fashion Is Fringe Everywhere, on Parasols, | Shoes, Pocketbooks and | Gowns— And the Cost? Oh, My! By Fthel Lloyd Patterson. At least they know how to keep cool in Paris, which is not exactly what Paris, Still there are ways and ways of doing things. If we may Charles C. Kurz- man, who has just landed from Pat that tised keeping cool ts done in the most quaintly torrid manner tmaginable. “They have gone back to the the Empire even in underwear,” re- one would expect of | believe | much adver-/| T -|Parisian Women of Fashion Forsake Corsets and Petticoats For New Idea as to Cool Raiment RADAR AR A Ra ane | He. Bemische Ce best dressed woman tn France in | her 2200 franc:dress | Mr. Kuraman, “but they are not wear- | tng them slung across their shoulders. | ‘They carry them tn thelr hands. It te considered ugly and vulgar to suspend them by their ribbons or cords. “Another new touch ts the quantity | of artificial flowers Parisian women are wearing. ‘These flowers are usually made of velvet, although » few are | fashtoned of kid, As for shoes, mast of the smart women are wearing either shoes with light tops or black tow hoes with light stocking: | “And hats?” I prompted. “About the greatest novelty in the millinery line 1s an all velvet hat for midsummer wear,” answered Mr. Kurz- man. “I mean @ hat just like a winter ; hat. In short, a frame completely cov- |ered with velvet. But they do look pretty and soft with the light lingerie « rt | HE EVENING WORLD, LOAN ALCL TN ee te ng FRIDAY, JULY 7 HINNERS TALKED - TOTHEGOVERNOR AND DISAPPEARED Pee Lawmaker Missing Ever Has Been Since He ed Trenton. | —_— Assemblyman William Cliffs.se Park, No « wiysteriously disappeared. He told Gov w Wilson, wit who) he had « ence at f pn, J. las mn, that he was starting for his| He has not been sren since His brother, John Hinners, who has been making @ Vigorous effort to locate him, | 1s at loss to-day, for further steps to| take In the search for the miming law | maker, and Mrs, Hinners ts at the verge | of collapse in her beautiful home on Cliff Road, overlooking the Hudson. Assemblyman Hinners acted in @ very pecullar manner on Thursday, He told his wife that he was going to Hacken sack, but to John Neumann, a clerk tn the offices of the Cilffaide Park Realty Company, of which the missing man tn treasurer, ho said he was going to| Trenton. Mrs. Hinners was unable to explain to-day why he had made there contradictory statements. “We have no way of tracing his whereabouts,” she told an Evening World reporter. “Nobody has seen or heard from him since he bade Gov. Wilson adfeu. have been rumors that he went Philadelphia and took « train for t West, but I know of no reason why he should have done that.” The Cliffside Reaity Company ts cap! talized at $500,000 and, according to state- ments made at the oMfces to-day, the books and finances of the company are |in excellent shape. The only embarras ment felt by the company due to the Ansemblyman's disappearance te in giv- ing receipts for interest and instalments by purchasers of lots. A number of persons who called at the offices to-day in order to make payments were directed to see Mrs. Hinners, who had to attend to these maters, despite her overwrought state. The missing man has always been very prominent! lentifled with the development of his section of New Jer- wey, and was elected to the Assembly last fal! as a “Wilson man.” Ile was at one time a director in the Northern New Jersey ‘Trust Company at Edgo- water, but sold out hie stock some time ago, 80 that the might be able the better to devote himself to his real es- tate interests. In the Jersey Legislature, during the last neason, he was a conspicuous ad- vlrow confers Thursday | Hinners | Wooers, Take Care ! Justice Won't Permit You to Lie or Deceive No More Can Ribbon Coun- ter Youths Tell Untruths to the Summer Girt nes Courts Decide the Fair One} Has Good Defense in Promise. Grounds Breach of By Nixola Greeley-Smith. “An agreemens to marry is easential its ly different. in purpose from ev yntract known to law, In pnsidering what act would justify ome in rectnding the agreement the Jaw keeps in mind the purpose sought to be accomplished by the agreement itwelf, Where, how: ever, the plaintiff has been guilty of fraud in inducing the defendant's prom. ine to Wa ey Se) arty, or of fraudulent conceal- ment, these facts may be shown a Justification for the refusal to perform the contract.” If you have any {dea of misrepresent ing the amount of your income or even the Importan ir job to the young woman who has promised to marry you, Ponder this new dev late Division of the sion of the Appel Supreme Court be- f to the fatal if she finds becau t in it she can break the en- nt and you won't be able to re cover damages for breach of promise. Justices Seabury, Guy and Bijur are Jointly responsible ered to amate for this blow deliv- ira of the light, fantastic He. The summer girl whom a two weeks’ vacation from the lace inter will transform into a Robert W. Cham bers queen of soclety should buy a copy of the Law Journal and read the learned decision tn full before talking of father's motora or mother's pearls. And the young aisle man whom a vaulting am- bition and a midsummer moon may change into a gilded youth who talks of yachts and polo and the other diver- sions of Midas should remember that if he wing an hetress by his vivid tmagin- ings and she finds him out and ds. misses him before the ceremony Juaticos Seabury, Guy and Bijur will let her do It. And not one cent’s worth of balin will they award to his wounded efelings, WILL THE CROP OF PREVARI- CATORS BE LESSENED? for} | crop or summe prevaricatora will be lessened by the Appellate Court's de cision, but it Is Just as well for the pre- varicator to know that the law is not on his side when he tells a lle Luckily the decision {# hov many vthals rhage ® » disrupted! The prin- p © learned Judges seek to neu! cate {% undoubtedly excellent; but no amount of law or legislation will ever be able to eliminate some element of deception from the lover and liver of men and women Aine may no longer be able to tell the new eredulous May- belle that he has an tncome of $50,000 a when in reality he earns a ith as a bookkeeper; but Solo mon himself enforce a decree against the lewser but more general tes of everyday flirtation? It fs doubtful If a) man who refrained from all forms of deecit could even get himself engaged to any one, Suppose, for instance, he should oppose a rigid wall of righteous- ness to such questions as ‘Am I the prettiest girl you ev ? or, ‘Did you ever love any one before you mat me? Jus: Imagine what would happen if with the fear of the law In his heart should reply ‘Yes, I knew a girl much more beautiful than you, and I loved her and asked her to marry me, but she wouldn't have me.’ DECEIVES THE GIRL AND AL80 DECEIVES HIMSELF. Or what standing would the law have in those more frequent cases where the man deceives not only the girl but him- self, where he says and believes, “You are the sweetest, most wonderful, most attractive Ittle woman in the world!” | to a drab hatred, colorless little soul | who has never had @ proposat in her ife and never charmed another man Dut the predestined victim before her? Or, again, what will avail the wisdom of Justices Seabury, Guy, Bifur, etc. when the most artful of sirens—a young #irl—telling what she believes to be the truth, saya to @ commonplace, utterly negligible young man: “You are the most marvellous, the etrongest, clev: est, most Drilliant person that blessed an humble matden with hie a fections.” It ts no use, One may lead Cupid to the soda fountain of truth, but one cannot make him drink that etale, flat and unprofitable beverage. Not at least while he feels the intoxication, which eyes are the met ast night the only woman he ever loved, _ oo (Tram the Boston Transartgt,) Givbe—1 called yesterday to dborrew ten dollars, but you weren't in, BOY HAULED FROM RIVER: BY HEROIC POLICEMAN. Hammill Dives Into Strong Curvent When Lad Takes Second Tufte ble Toward Drowning. «* Eleven-year-old Francis Keritéliy, who lives with his father and awitet No. 2286 Eighth avenue, was reseued from drowning to-day for the sui time within a few weeks after he Gina tumbled from a stringplece on the West One Hundred and Twenty-ninth otmeet pier. The boy was playing there with Mie little cousin of the same name, an or phan, living with his aunt at w Manhattan avenue. Sergt. John Big: mill of the West One Hund: Twenty-fifth street station was on the \? pler when he dropped into the Water, and without ing to remove pr. Hammill jumped in after him. ‘There Was a strong tide rt hing w | and Hammii! had to dive twice tard By | he got the b Then he had atrugel the time h five poll eet the water | the arrival of an ambulance he ned | recove lently_to go home. extravagant people; inex. Pensive enough | for economical :”; ones bi The quality of Campbell’s Soups better today thant)? ever. But their prone remains the sami vocate of all reform measures proposed by Governor Wilson. All of his neigh- bors are deeply interested in the un- availing search which his brother has ‘War was killed and Premier Monts und Pi be kM 2 Xen others injured. These were crushed by am @eroplane that crashed into tho! * crowd. The hats are all pretty big ph and i Fe Phen as ou "ah, stantly increased, ead Mr. Kurzman airily, ‘That is y: The women of Paris have | peestieany Gigcarded underwear. With It may be questionable whether the| lars. | Of course, here we have « law against selling the algrettes now. their Empire Gresses—end most Of no yo suppose there will be @ 1 been making for him, and have given e ay Pollen Formede the airman Aying peg, tele dresses are Rmpire—they 40 2b aeainat discarding ‘corsets and. pent, | Selevee, ktatatance (neal eouibe AL pi: every economical ad-,2 ' Parts and ordered them to make a de:gur Wea? either corsets or petticoats. Bim- coats if the American women start to mor that his disappearance might be vantage has gone into. ee at theielty, | Ply some sort of @ brassiere and then omulate the women of Paris?” I | |due to financial difficulties was discred- the quality o fe The race really was between Conneaii | wee a - rgd tte les Ben | querted. |tted on all sides. The reputation that aes and Roland Garros, the leaders by many | € course tt is a it . E Why should there be?” rejoined Mi he has borne for financial probity was . h in the combined stages up to, nof the very best class are gown-| Kurzman, tartly, freely quoted on all sides ag proc: of ry ry = eve come Meee) 0 i sivay Tua wast | _,WVBY ndeed? I felt quite provincial the absurdity of the rumor. Bi | Inloadin Sale tay @head of Conneau, but the naval office st leave much to Gescribe | fof nay Hi tugs ia] Miners wae responsible tor the ap- Ae oe. | in Pn | i 4 0! polntment of & committee to investi- Hae; Fe ths ce amines ve Tide on |r ee EXTORTION SCHEME fie with ihe Seine'st in Sven || Pretminary to Our Inventory, Commences Saturday al ' n with the bullding Be fic | come as they came to earth. The Vin- Ob, dear me, yes It do said Mr. County Court House at Hackensack, cennes woods rang with a din of olieers | Kurzinin. “here are all sorts of novel He was made chairman of the commit- Wher all our Geverteanity Bre unloading Voredd prime gh every ingress. es the winner stepped out of his ma- ge essories—bags and things to be car- tee as a remult of ‘4s labore, An ap- stocks at amazingly low prices, offering you the possi- dient werdsestiaa steadilyyin chine. Fellow officers rushing up first | red in the hand." A aa... | Propriation of $5,000 war voted the com-|] bility to make your shopping most remunerative, ne! ve embraced and then carried him off the) “Of course they would not wear Jersey Detectives Hear Their} mittee raaina ta WomeniniDearres {creases in price, w bigs, field in triumph. | them,” I sald. ‘That would be too . heer 9 Ba ‘ga 4 ell’'s Soups are now RENAUX CARRIED PASSENGER | Prtilish.” : eae | Deman on Dentist for $1,000 | YOUNG THIEF SENTENCED. of fine silk Foulard, Taffeta, pure Linen and other seasonable materials, er value than ever befor@ oy THROUGHOUT RACE. But now, really, wou 1d you believe it? | tastefully trimmed or embroidered with lace and they are the greatest, Vidart was the first to arrive, settling Ho underwear ne cores) oh Liane | to Drop Charge. Gets Five-Year Term, Partly ior insertions. Regular $10, $15 and $20, ‘at 4.95, 7. 7589.50 50 value in a food product down on the field at 8.35 o'clock, The} Ns ee ‘d Re! Obstinate, S bP ,] he - é ‘ |me 1 for my part would have been | Wweepin, ale oO ‘ailormade Suits ever given for the moneya, Para cetes ane aes sure the report was exaggerated. But AND END LIFE Potices w R faccmy lace unm Belptarach midte: a -yaunmt tT tery, aes ie made of Ramile or pure Linen in natural or white; com: 21 kinds 10ca can > cee Malin passenger whom he carrieg| CM 24S to belleve Mr. Kuraman—not SHEPAD SVOMOE BENDS of the City | burglar, had restored a gold bination Pique collars; skirts in panel or tab effects; trim- m4. 75 caxauahous the 1 “hie only because he has Just come from | He baal on, Jeraey city, ana ie: An- which he stole trom the realdence af med with buttons. Regular $10.00 and $15.00, &9.50 ‘ pe in but use Parisian fashions —.—— | mle Skonowski and Mrs, Stac! ums, | Santo Cerilll, » 7 x ust add water, On arriving Ki ling announced | 4 Bee 5 6 hand fs 0 seriviog auumerling snnouneed business, He observes (her s both of No, 800 Summit avenue, West |atreet on May a the chances are bell Decisive Reduction in Bathing Suits bring to a boil, aa nd launches them from his shop] Heat Crazed, Says Mother, but Hoboken, were arrested to-Aay charged | Would have received a much tigh Our high class Bathing Sults for Women, Misses and Children have under. chine at Amiens, but war starting ? sentence than the five years in Sing ig td and serve. rl on Fifth avenue here, with @ conapiracy to extort money from | © é me a great mark-down in price as a result of closing out. VARIOUS PRICES. again with a new one. P, — Bing which were pronounced to-day by || 9oneag! The official times of the filers trom| OH! THE EXTRAVAGANCE 9F retty Albia Scilea Tells |r. saxenmeyer a dentist in Jersey | Rink “tic mere proniuband Rontey P Sli tL t Fi Josurn Camreme Calais to Paris were; Vidart, 2.33.6; THE PARISIAN WOMEN. am ity, He got away with $1.00 worth of rincess Ips a owes igures Gilbert, 2.95.40; Garros, 3.13.49; Conneau| “And the extravagance of the Paris: of Joyless Life. Saxenmever called Poltca Captain | property, including the gold mesh bax, Of Lawn, Batiste and Nainsook, trimméd pea pabacarvd Vai (Beaumont), 3.26, Renaux 4.12.09; | lan women!” continued Mr. Kurazman— i Cody on the telephone to-day and told | which alone was worth Hon ie 76: dainty ribbons. Colors white, pink, blue and m4 | 4 3 ‘ scenes him that Bruns had called at his of-|etored all the Jewelry but the bag and EEE AY wat he ol Sh Tee De HE GATE] to sur eros early ane Ak REE eee ate oa ETE a lll are... 98 dD, 106, 2B 440.8 4.95 0) 01 +} ture whic c a 0 be only jen, unusually protty | /10e in Ne its whereabouts. tire ctrcutt were: Conneau (Beaumont),| soul had b in twa here| and . or | told him that there waa @ warrant out a Mul » i365; Garros, Vidart 728 "|", lit te their erase for acess, The | AU Intelligent, and to be tmmured for | for nig arrest in mnich he was charged | 20 sentencing tm Iudxe Mulaueen |! Women's Bench-made Pumps women of Paris have gone dress mad!|(e" "Ours @ day in a laundry 9) yy Mra Skonowski with a serious of- | ery Kuptarschmidt ts nineteen years || Jn tan calf, gun metal calf, patent colt and white buck. Very latest 9 G5 OR. LAMB OF MATTEAWAN Why, there is a Mme, Bemische, the| "eather ike this, swinging an tron on | fence, old und lived at No. 61 Went Eleventh |] models, perfect fit. SPECIAL &+ . ad eo “Aus. | *hirt after shirt, !s bad enough, so Albia | “If Capt. Cody gets hold of that war-| treet. He an expert rhaniec, . ’ A RESIGNS HIS OFFICE, | ‘voreed wite of @ captain tn the Aus.) aie told the Magistrate in the York. |fAnt.” Brune ts alleced to have aid, a Closing Out of Women’s Parasols >t —_—_—— the best dressed woman in France, 1| Ville Court to-day, Bu: if after that| ,nel) 0 after you strong, but I think | found Dring, Throat Slashed. Of all silk taffeta and pongee silk; plain stripes or checks with plain " 1.89 Medical Superintendent of State|nappenea to eo her five times in one] one goes home to a crowded, overheated | bot vere" nt MO YOU won't bey ag unidentified man was found in the) | Persian borders; solid colors with gilt ribs. Value $3.00, pgp ‘ : } |day and each time she was wearing] flat and the folks “pick on you," well, | Saxemeyer told the policeman to re- | @reaway a! P | o Hospital for Insane Gives Up |” gains aievent tntevter Yanan [thats too much for, human endurance, |“0HR tw-iay, nd Capt taly and te. |i Thety-aaventh street earty to-day |] Ly M, BLUMSTEIN, West 125th St, bet. 7th ondahive. || A Success Office Voluntarily: Aged to get a picture of her at the! And that was why, she explained, |tective-Bergeanta Rooney and Moran | wah & wound ot te tne eal tates Secret of : ALBANY, July 7.—Dr. races, The black and white dress she| that she decided she could not stand it] ?!4 themselves in the dentist's rece 0 : Pe t . | Lamb, medical superintendent had on then wax a Cabot mode! whicr}any more and decided last night to end| Wom room. dhe poltcem eee os tun of now he ae eee aESTBe \Startimaoin = Matteawan State Hospital t cont 2,200 francs.” it. The Hast River was only a short! Sexemeyer she would withdraw ie eS - tarting in “ dered his resignation to the “But foshionable women do not ordl-|«isiance from her home, No, 416 Bast| warrant if he would pay her $1,000 f “ H w” a eat of Sate Prnonn, Jonenb ¥ Scot to) arty yay ax much aa Va for rele] sialyfourth arent iT will give you Sy" auid the deniat t) Sixty years of “Know Ho Business ° take immediate effect. clothes?" I ‘otested, | ‘ollceman HKich saw the girl as she k you won't," sald emnan bed nd Be ae i satactivy: Dare | Uae Ie Pele tt ae sctponio= ease [ERE Tee Ee aa eue vie wante 5,083 a) Has byought to New York the Quality Beer The person who starts in tush” ing the past year the institution whieh! aamitted Mr. Kurzman, “Rut a quite| street at Avenue A, After her, adding| At this the captain and the detectives | hi he hed in charge has been under fire.| simple little dress costs at least two| thelr cries ths tumult, were her | Came out of their hiding place and ar- RFECT iness on his own account byi« but his administration was given pract!-|\nareq and fifty dollars, and a tah. | Mc anc sister and half o hundred | rested the three ey were held tn $%- ©% purchasing fixtures, stock and Sereaicat anamateey Concinion: woman could not hope to get | SCixobOrS, men and women, |ther examination. th OC the hundred and one incidentals’ ere Osborn and Van Kennen, who were = without at least sixty different | the 205 HP 09s 8 me ae want ‘9: Slt’ os is put to an unnecessarily appointed by Gov. Dix to probe the af- ettes.”” h el Rich grabbed her. | Weman Badly Hurt in Auto Crash, a — eee Cueene aa fall of the various institutions under| “WI s the most notable thing | Sle fouwits desperately, clawing ths face | yy Nese Ja Tals Ton auti- : Fe earch a thi : ¢ Vrivon Dew it the midsummer styles in Paris until blood ran, contra of her car while atten anne 484 Lop egivoingimtncy. h 7 bike or < es is partment. ‘ eee Tt 1s the heat, the heat. She 1s! steer out of the way as toot! BARBAROSSA and sity and appurtenance. AM De. Lamb entered the State's service | k and white or plain white or | crazy,” explained her mother in broken B. Martpence pious! nto a rail | q di t u it 4 \ ‘Many mone y-Saving bargaing | oribet nen hevas appointed tea poe] BisCk: and Bian Hie ot a, {fence om'the Lambervite aid Fiemrg- |Geeay and imparts - 4 ia NATIONAL EXPORT z sition at the State aay for Insane {o color,” explained Mr, Kuraman, “An| Rich tok her to the station, ‘The| ton rad, Mra, Sarah Hendrickson, ma. | and ff fragrance to the in stores, markeis, hotels, rege. minais at Auburn , ee Tita nerte feck Maye i | matron kept close watch on her all|tron of the Charitable Home, Pisintield, (Brewery Bottled Only) taurants, cafes, &c., were Ofmy, came Superintendent of Dannemora| the nt i night. i thrown out and probably fa fered among th State Hospital for the Criminal Insane! satin o velvet band at the bottom, ae |! tured. Moerlein’s Beers are made from the ered among the ‘ Bere ret te Mitlenthe ae ts| ely Pt ak A mee Seat | bara LY STAREAD IN PIQHT. wore Tess ene ey 33,025 ° death of Dr. Axo! “ Fash uh ie a They are brewed by masters. VeusVvav " A promotion clyil service exa sm matter of fact, though, egroes + =—_—_—_— P mea a nls a tursioy, to il the the real vovol note of midsummer | One Us sree & ane a perp ein's for home. “Business Opportunity” Ads. Heopttate are eiginie. 19 fo fringe, Parisian women are | mnomas Cox, a negro, dying at the ure, Hew BAe Gelert, Printed in The World Durigg ition, which pays $4! Wearing fringe on everything, Lrinriem Iospital us the result of a ( Phone or pcstal. the Last 6 Months— maintenance. Fringe om thelr rocketbooks @F J iene with ‘Thomas Wilson, agother 4 Rooms at . $74.98 At most bars and cafes. Expert examiners from bags, on their parasols and all over en een looking fee Wet at $124.98 J 17 828 Comptrotier's office are at prese: their ar Svery smart dress No. 9 Bast One Hun, KARL VILL, WHOLESALE 9 aged in inves ating the fin a being turned out now has some (5.0) 1) fourth street. Last DEALER faire of the Dannemora State Hospita Rlentiha inal WilsGns whose hate (et 617-621 Eleventh Ave. New York, More Than the Herald a Leer BOOK FREER. “And those big embroidered bags the yo 5 West On Hundred and Twen . Phone 760 Byrant tee ‘Adventutes of Peter Ruff,” in| New York women are wearing slung sixth street, and they became involved over thelr shoulders?” I asked. form, neatly folded, wire stitched In @ quarrel over a woman. [ am |World Ads. for Business Bargalas ‘rimmed, free with next Sunday’s| WHAT! BAGS ACROSS SHOUL- Puring the Wilson drew a knife Maken Cold E r y atdt baniad (ae celanenatanennent MeateTanty, |p | gq $7.50 $100 teens tote ee sa eee very Day in the Week York World. This Is a. great DENS! NEVER, IN RABIN Wilson hed done the sinning he ran | : MANY A MAN HAS BEEN’ STARTED ON THE ROAD TO’ “ , the women of ris are 4 Doctors were called fri hn “ ” e coh ths women of Paris are carrying |away.” Doctor "were, called fram he | PROSPERITY bY A LITTLE WORLD “WANT” aD. ; (OOO OS CO SS Terr IHN AM bulls. a I ee ; MAAhaDh LD LOEL OT MORIARSTha Leptin tee coos ai ctr tiensnanainmaings SS re cacti Mas icents o