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fret 4 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1918. y WHO'S GUILTY? Mcaiatin by . Wilson Woodrow eres deperten {he moet popwlar 1 dont beow why Prerpiody nee him Hee 1 the meilie te wee, eet Soar wey Ge ali but welded hem * . 2 een whe wee just e . the sesh wen hgece Gree Pe - ‘Toomer Clare & on) wleet a the ante charged without ret for eo remeow Whale your grievance? Graham Bung one arm about Edna, and before she could guess his purpose he was dashing toward the street, half carry- ing, half dragging her along with him. He held the girl's fragile body as a shield be- tween himeelf and the strikers. Out from the throng sprang a man. it was Tom Story No. (2 WEIGHED IN THE BALANCE twelfth of a series of separate stories }.- J fs, - - upon recponelbility. 4 towy rhe ber chiet amusement 104 ag ete moving pt +. followed by & plate of tow owed op t tor the oF teach bie we wetting | yy oo that be be ave * a had stirred out of bis self imped insvlent tone, “then . man in these mille ms iy protest by ue bem Walk oul, t wert one haan’s igh porte Me ected thet come one clea, vies. } gly * fast operine, the buliding Just eheed © ing under the * (Caprright, 1918, by Mire Wises Weetrow } portion for the rain to abate, And ht Greham by the threat in “le thet your 4g second glance ot his fellow letterer at on of fury and Mung bim to Peite?” asked the ape the strikers, The pring ¥ CLARK'S father died tn battio Not the hese on, beonuee ‘he weapons taveived were brains ond money instead of ovid vine ond they ®ould pot and Agnew Grave homed bin joar leat (heir missiles aeatly ares. wah thowe ideals } inotead. bet tena. ull eyee br cadly maasies. Hut, though Bane 4i4 not imened'- 1 and fled Grahom's dull ey John Clark bad Segue life ae 6 mill hand. By oheer cleverness, 4 her Graham asked her to be unresiet. ermued the ony paserstens oe mopates of big arted out trom Op tireless industry, by an Gimost uncanny power over bie tellow- aa? te at ot 6 00 pt Be yb A: 4 Reise erlf upon nr to out of 7 he was President of the mile be hed fought bie wey upward untt! be was oreet he should reach the (0 had entered, © quarter century cariier, as 0 dey laborer lene fury, @ epecttul civility that wane trifle over t work here, J think erunted Pete “That's my © manufesturer, note Anancier, Mis directors presenty who ap k out at noon to-day,” sald she moaned to oust him from power and to put one of thelr own heneh- “1 come to the committee ot my peopl I at ha | poh.” the pe bring my father bis lunch ried they heard Gra- ot the dain . came when they lured Clark into « masy Ananctal PP your Gather te one of ua “1 J the President ay Ay out the ground et ble misrepresented to him, Ase result, when the Presi. “'! - : Thaps you wee now why I didn’t of the pet POON ay he Nd ee B the board room for @ conference he found the direetore Ps ee eee eee Va f popularity with the men. intendent vp he per. | ordered them shot” down ike ewaiting him. One of them opened the attach by eaying courtly: “Joe Carr?t’ put in Graham, with 4 ge aa ® oney Women Peits. a nhin ry x Py ry ond — . sleliscaye sted antes 6 hg . g, all he 2S ie. have failed to redeem the stock you pledged for the C. G. & X. » eordiality that would have amazed queried Clark, with his abiitty to use hie mind end to cone 4red etrikebreakere and fifty guard who, when (he report was made to We have taken it up. The control of the mille has therefore passed the grumpy old forem “Th t trol his frantio musales. We'll age this thing through, Tell male They were my people We deoply regret, of course”-— fon't @ better or more highly appr P have 8 ows ’ reat Rage o rpeh Be men here om the bi n but | might have Y * > th * differen or F< will take your regrets for granted, gentlemen,” toterrupted Clark, “and slated man in the place, I'm houored Nasws tien Ur nown Hui we Sie "thing to, aumion Shouted on order to hie reserves, and now these tem Fy om jo daughter, am Aanew attalion strikebreakers quite 6 dead through wy orders.” not waste your time by telling you what I think of thie waderhand Graham, the superint ” he et amare foot bal aay. another thing to breaks © trike, te that eherp-barke bay OS Pat recee my ders. piri Tow have tricked me out of power, You have the whip-hand. If 70U J iieq in needicns explanation, “Ho eYenink, w me gras too Peltz and Graham speedily discovered, command « roar and be @hen’ te Kien Gas ane me to cringe under the whip of to Whine for mercy, you do Mot KNOW you gee | am qualified to apeak re em in th eee Hine Mrs Be ge burst from foremost rank of the “WHO'S GUIT ? J Clark. You want my resignation as President, of course, It will bein your father's fue ability, And now tide of battle hb dates ” (End of Ifth Story) Georetary'e bands within half an hour, Good day.” on his heel he strode out own pri- receiving some routine instructions. to wang Carr introduced the two young people - to each othe, Tom, as he turn 1 to acknowledge the introduction, found bimaeit look- M1 the moat beaut!- ful pair of eyes he had ever beheld. Vaguely, too, he noted that the eyes pearest chair, were eet in a daintily flowerlike face, and that the face was upraised (.- gaspingty in- Ward his own with an adorable ex- Pression of intereat. secretary and etencg- Something ssomed to tug thrillingly ‘across the room at Tom Clark's hitherto immune he oid limply from heart. Completely to bis own sur- ‘and lay there, Prise, he found he had fallen victim huddind and to that yatically poetic malady known jove at first aight.” wrecked his fu- Edna Carr, too, felt an unacoaunt- his life, The Able stirring at her heartstrings at uch for an al- thie first meeting with the m=" of ‘action. whom ehe had heard so much from nt a life-long her father, Already, from hearing of m'a etory, she had invested young won't you let me do my old friend's ! Is Your Child Intelligent As It Should Be at Its Age? wiitactienicns| Try the Binet-Simon Test foes with steady determination that forced them to a halt. ‘The alr wan thick with stones and clubs. Here and there n revolver spat viciously. Hundreds of men we tangled in hand-to-hand conflict. Bit by bit the atrikers gained) ground, In vain had Tom Clark Im- plored them to abstain from violence and from resistance to the law. Their blood was up. ‘The street in front of the mill was 4 turmoll, The strikers in « rush swept their opponents off heir feet back toward th * road station whence they had come. “They'll turn around presently and wreck the mills,” muttered Graham an, from Pel office, he p | down on the “And when t y hailstorm of minsile By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Do you want to know if your child ts as intelligent as he should be for bis age? There is a game which you can play with him which will help you to find out. It is called the Binet-Simon Scale for Measuring Intelligence, and [ heard all about it yesterday from Dr. Max G, Schlapp, Director of the New York Clearing House for Mental Defectives,“where, in the last four year: mental quality of about nine thousand youngsters and adults has been charted. Dr. Schlapp, who is an eminent neurologist and & professor of neuropathology at the New York Post- Graduate Medical School and Hospital, was careful to explain to me that by the Binet tests alone a child must not be condemned as a defective. “When I examine a youngster,” he said, “I look 4 " on up his family history and his personal history. I talk Graham, left alone, lost what little | With Bim and him questions which test his memory and general in- sed. telligence. I find out what his schooling has been, for the latter Binet tests presuppose a certain amount of education. I note if he is extremely nervous, for that may account for the lack of concentration which makes certain tests a failure. But if I conclude that a child is deficient, the Binet scale gives me a fairly accurate uotion of just what age the mind of the child actually is.” The tests were devised by Alfred® He looked around him, to find he talkti to himself alone Peltz prudently left the office and wi in then sneaking out of the bulld- through mother. Clark hag been reared asa rich Very evident admiration of hereelt to eon. Ha was just ending his “nish the capture of her girlish heart. year at Yale when word came of Love had dawned, and courtship father’s datb and of the total was quick to follow—an ardently ador- ‘of the family fortunes. ing swain's wooing of a girl who met ig ft his loverly advances half way. hurried home, and, ho hed Tom did not actually propose, be- cause be was not yet earning enough “ money to add the expense of a wife's and squalid, after their DIE house suoport to that of a slater and @ But he worked all the harder y some one “SOME DAY I'LL HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY SOMETHING TO YOU.” eprang forward and seized him by the rm. Graham, half blinded by terror, on again, when he saw it Edna mother. Gaughter @ small service? The rain daughter, This morning one of ‘em & lightning eucceasion of blows upon mills in order to rise to @ po- 1s letting up, Can't I take you home spoke to Graham's chauffeur about it, the ill guarded face and body of bis Carr srl ee ple oe oe Binet, Director of the Psychological seconds, Ask him to count the value tition with @ onlary that would permit [8 my cart” The chauffeur said yes, they go driv- opponent. dabbled boratory of the Sorbonne, in Paris, nes and three that his ing together pretty nearly every eve- Under that fusillade Graham was I could: way,” she sobbed. | 4nd the author of many books in his This test at an bm to marry, in addition to his pres Kdna observed the slight frown as ning. And last night he heard Gra- beaten back helpless and reeling. He had used his|chosen field. By examining at least should not take mor han ten s@e- ent heavy expenses. he spoke. This n was the superin- ham ask her would she marry him, could not resume the pqgreasis he infuence with the Governor to get fl y onds, Ask him te repeat five @gures tendent, the potentate on whose good Te chauffeur couldn't hear what she could not even defend himselé. He eee renlment called out Ana) cen, wousend normal cbildren he| —4-7-3-9-5, Uttle Bome town. Kelly, the sasy-going old superin- answered. But It's a cinch she was hammered backward until bis {was afraid Tom might be injured. |¢Volved @ chart standardizing what) NINE YEARS OLD.—Ask him to be came, discouraged and tendent of tho mills, retired on pen- will both her father and Tom de- Ho broke off in astonishment, for body banged against the side of the g, 1 came he | should be the normal mental achieve-| Make chan is in playing stare. resolute, after a week of fruit- sion. In his place the directors ap- ended for their employment and ad- Tom, who had been staring at him in house. There, a mighty right hander to—to plead with Ask him to define the simple objecies ; . . Mr, Graham, f the child from the age of| speechieas horror, had turned on his sent him crashing on his head into 7X ment of tho rom aR kiven to the six-y id, At nine ‘search for work, To bis mother pointed a man who had won an en- vancement. If she should offend yoei and set off at a dead run, the thorny recessop of @ rose bush, p,.Vith me?” he mumbled, scarce |thres to the age of twelve. Here 1] he should give better and fuller def- the story of his viable record for eMciency in another bim— ‘Nor did he pause until he had his mouth full of hearing her, and looking apprehen- poured out ‘ené of @ pian that had been city’s mille, His name was Agnew ‘of bie failures. Graham. In age he was about thirty- mashed teeth, bis brain empty of consctousness, Tom, flushed with victory, nition, Ask him the date, and to name the months of the order within fifteen se his little examination, as you may give it to your own child: Three Years Old. sively at the side door towa had been headed. Yes," she answered eagerly. “With “Thank you,” sho faltered, “I shall which be very much obliged to you. It ts wnterod the front yard of the Carr cottage, Edna saw him striding up the walk and she came to the door to looked Edna, She ‘0 up in cager appeal to F five. He had a reputation for slave- only a few blocks.” he wal you. You can save him. You can him to arrange five graduated understand.’ m him, shuddered and buried her face in her jy, 1 this hi hie wick be xii Ask him where are his nose, mouth| weights (of the sume size and fy father went in at twenty ge ‘riving and for wringing from the Gally he escorted her across the "You're hands. Tom shrugged his shoulders St0P & is horrible riot by i a pearance), in order from the lightest fl and eyes. Ask him to repeat a sen- im— Tom back into the mill you're a stranger, Tom,” ad ou will do tha shining pavement to his car and she grested him with a forced light- helped her into ite luxurious tonneau, NOs that souRht to, mast her ner Aa the chauffeur drow away from the ages." curb Edna gazed around her in almost "I have childiikadelight, evening,” be answered, choking back the new President. For Ded's Ot personal uprightacsa, eo Graham “This 1a the very first time I've over ection, Ser aate Rear eae he'll give me work there.” was employed. been in an automobile in all my life" ho broke off in stern inquiry, “le it Ja apite of ali the protests of He worked the men cruelly hard; he sho said with awed rapture, “Ian't It true that you spend your evenings ‘mother and eleter he held to hie was forever nagging at thom and Wonderful? and, with a last contemptuous back- ward look at his battered and senseleas adversary he walked out of the yard and through the applauding crowd. pit day's work was done, and done well, At :0 o'clock next morning Joe Carr | “They're breaking in returned to his own department from. ham, bis knees knocking together. a summons to the president's office “It's I they're after. They hate me. with orders from Peltz and Graham They'll tear me limb from Imb!' that,Thmas Clark be instantly dis- whe wrenched himself free from n * a ent | to the heaviest, tence of six syllables—"It rains; 1) FEN YEARS OLD.--Show him am hungry.” Ask him to repeat two! nine pieces of mo each @ alfter- figures—7-2, Show him four or five| ent denomination ask him to _ ame them, Show simple -de- pictures of people in cortain situa-| name t i tions and ask him what he sees, He| fixns and ask draw them should be able to name the principal! sories of six figures—8-6-4-7-2 objects, but he need not describe tho| 3-7-4-6-8-1; 9-4-1-7-3-8, Ask bim action. number of simple questions, such @ “What ought one to do when one has faborer at the mills over yonder. mills @ list of results that were highly he was fifty be practically stratifying to the stockholde: Con- the milla, His example is g004 cerning his personal character, some for me, To-morrow morning rather unsavory stories were adrift. going over to the mille to eee Mr, But the directors were out for resulta, if you'll y you. I"— 84 from behind them and him him to Ask him to repeat been here evening after Fr howled Gra- motoring with Agnew Graham?" Bho flushed hotly, bi we in charged, ‘@ grasp and ran dazedly for} FOUR YEARS OLD—Ask the child the train,” “Whe! Karly next morning he blaming them and docking thelr Graham laughed indulgently. phe fushed hotly, but answered In Ss my best for you, Iad,"* ree the ncareat door, flinging It open. lif it isa «irl or @ boy, Ask him to Eigeen somatntny rae en interview with Pelts, the wages for imaginary delinquencies “The rain te over,” said Graham. 11, If 1 do, whose business ia it Ported the old man when he had told In the atreet, before him, the strik-| name familiar objects, such as u key, | long to o} . “ b 1 ’ the news to Tom and to roup of ers had halted, and were lined up, ‘ el President. The latter—more be- He showed plainly that he regarded "Sea, the sun {se coming out. The but my own? You have no right to Cie aaa te cepsand (2. ri p of See Misiys Mut hcnninanler alleen | opinion of a person whom he knows Ask him to repeat catechise me." little,” “When one is detained there wes a shortage of men them asa breed of animal utterly in- moonlight will be glorious thie eve eT Mt cient of a man who {0 listen, “Hut it wae no use, Gra- straight ahead at body of rein- Show him two] erie he ‘will be late. for school” ‘ from any sentiment about John ferior to himecif. He wreaked petty ning.’ wants to protect you from danger,” bar w A 5 wits als face all Sorvemnen's that Wore appearing fom ines of almost the same length and| agx him to use the three words, memory—tu You do mean—y-: can t he ret _ “The right uard you Swollen and cut, and ho kept saying: aroun ie corner ahead, to replace | ask him which is the I ‘4 rh py, River” ned Tom over to grudges against such of them as he ‘ou not mean—y Rol bese rae aaa ite to eas P+ fire Poite: bithar Chasis Pins § the acattered guards. Graham cried which is the longer. Philadelphia, Money, River” in @& ‘Carr, a department foremea, with did not chance to like. He leered at i ‘@hhere to put bim to work. their daughters and young slaters on Carr, a powertul and grissied vet- the street in a way that made them Wan of the machines, received the Want to kick him. ‘9 orders in respectful ai- As for Tom, he concerned himself merely nodding to the applicant Uttle with Graham, He did bis own follow him to his own department, Work and did it well, And, apart sentence, within one second, ELEVEN YEARS OLD—Ask him to ltt weighted blocks of wood of equal! | cour the absurdity in such een- P size and appearance, but of consid} tances as the following: ‘I have erable difference in welght—8 and 12] three brothers, Paul, Ernest and my- grams, 6 and 15 grams—and ask him| self.” “Yesterday there was an acol- which is the heavier. Draw @ square | " on the Telrad Put it ae me P sopy ai | Serious-—the number of ¢ and ask him to copy It in ink. Tell) Gyo" ‘Post him with the sentence eon- Dela Helte you were the best wrsiier Gloud 1D eneky Telles, The newoom-| FIVE VEARS OLD—Allow tim to on ithe floor, but he stood by Graham ers were several platoons of police and" — reserv: “And I guess the boys will stand by Again, from tho far end of the cor- ‘Tom Clark!" spoke up one of the ridor, behind the superintendent, listening workers, “He's fired with. came a smashing of glass. Several out cause, and that’s dead against mischievous boys, taking advantage our agreement with the company, of the hubbub at the opposite side of surely must know what it means when a man of bis sort pays atten- tions to you “It means,” she sald, angered at his tone, “it means that he loves me, Ho has asked me to be his wife." “No,” cried Tom, aghast It's true, then! It's true what people are an I'd enjoy the drive 4 million times more if you'll Join me in it, You seo," he hurried on, as sho ebrank a little from him, “It'll be such fun to watch your pleasure in the scenery and the moonlight, and Mn manele Calla meeting for to-night the building, had approached from| nim to repeat a sentence of ten ay lla Rest him with the fm the corridor outside Pelts's up by Edna Carr. ore tempted by the prospect of manded. “in my latening to bis pro- ,,,"Not,on my account,” begged Tom, pelting the ground-foor windows, | | 4 Loy Give him M visiting card | peat ax Tany different words as he the old foreman’s manner un- Though Tom took acant heed of such a wondrous treat, and dassied at posal? ‘He loves me, and” don't want 4 qinake saz, ot re annie ee AYerWwrought Graham the Bod eenally und a whole cata, Ask | can in three minutes. He should give the chivalric attention of the ma who controlled bi lover's destinies, able to voice the refusal she knew she ought to make ightning change, Wheel. Graham, yet, strangely enough, the hands in both Bew superintendent had given some- exclaiming: what more attention’ to Tom, and this , 1 worked alongside your secret etudy on the part of Graham dna!” exclaimed ‘Tom, “you don't care for him. You can't!” Why, | hoped- 1 dared hope—you understood how I feel toward you, and that you wore Willing to wait for me. 1 love at least sity, Explain to him what & rhyme means and then ask him for three rhymes apiece for “day,” ‘ “spring.” “mill” and “door,” He should him to make a figure like the latter with the cut pieces, 8IX YEARS OLD--See if he hnows whether it is morning or afternoon, Tecan find glass meant only that a second de- stachment, of atrikers were breaking “And you'll find it right here in into the milis from that direction, these mills,” supplemented Carr, “or search of him, and that he must pre; ns u : Den Obie not be allowed more than one minute ‘and then under bis orders for was at last voiced tn a talk with "My father,” she eald, baltingly, you, dear. You must have known we'll know the reason why, Mr. Ag- ently be caught between these two | Ask hlin te define known oblool | 1 ang three rhymes, Cut into sepa years, He was the whitest, Pelts, the president, “would not like’ ee Tove you. Will you marry new Graham's gone @ step too far marauding forces and but to death. a Seen erent ta do | Pate Words @ short printed sentence There's @ youns. fellow mamed for ene eons on the night shift met” In hia extremity he saw but one | cimultaneously—t, e,, tell him to put | 48d ask him to put it tomether—euch equarest man the Lord ever ‘phere isn't a man in the mills Tom Clark in Carr's department,” @idn't love him and trust him. Graham chanced to say to the presl- fen't a man here whe won't ‘ent one rainy noon, as he was about John Clark's son and give to go to lunch, “Did you ever hap- @ square deal.” pen to hear of him?" @ year Tom Clark was by all “Why, yes,” replied Pelts, “I gave desperate loophole of escape—if he following Gay mommies cnuid make 'e dash “down the steps Peltz in the latter's office. Graham ahead of him and get to the shelter was thore, atill hideously disfigured of the | oncoming Police ranks he by his thrashing. would be safe. hat Peltz nodded curtly to the commit. , But the street space between the tee and bade them state thelr errand, front rank of the police reserves and ‘The spokesman cleared hia throat and the mass of unflinching strikers was Bewateavapeech he had carefully re- already narrow and was narrowing for a month,” answered Graham, “on account of tie new order we're filling for the Government, He beg! night work at 6 evening, it over, won't you? It will make very happy, and I'll see you Ket home dy 10 o'clock at the very latest.” When ‘Tom Clark called at the Carr cottage that evening I was not at For a moment her heart went out @ sentence as the following: nh anguish of ye staried atan early hour for the par! jor “Thay ked the teacher to correct my paper.” TWELVE YEARS OLD—Ask him | o repeat in their order seven figures— a DB AR TO; O-B-BB-1-6-4; 1-729-5~ ‘ Ask him to define charity, Jus- goodness, Ask him to repeat & a “We shut the door and bring you a Ask him to show you his right hand and his left « Show him several paira of picture on; one of each pair being pretty other a grotesque, and ask bim | which is prettier. SEVEN YEARS OLD—Ask him to count thirteen pennies with his finger he men formally waited upon Mr, to him in hing. iW ‘Then common sense as nk “Tom,” she sald, ve very firmly, “you can't a on the pay you are gett support two families wages. It may be yea “And you are the little the most popular man in the him his Job, He te the eon of our old home, When he saw her, noxt noon, yl vas so fino hearsed, still further at every onward astride | frit epic own to » ol viable, * and he was by far the cleverest president—John Clark. Clark died fold hiss ane Had Gone te call on Wayeovuretsgrosned Tom. “Greham “Mr, Pelte. o here GF,tNe TeReTTMe Graham must kt nee ee enim (rchiaran, ie ie ee ‘quickest workman on his floor. bankrupt and his eon AA ek ae sisk nelgbbor 1 was olng thitber jas taught you that 5 te vetter ne sn delegation of your ent force, pase in front of the strikers, and per- | to describe them, He should now i 11) hard for a living, | You, must go every y @Avanced rapidly, and he well work. Carr tells me he is @ wonder, ‘To do Agnew ( tot justice, oy a Be accaay ee Te ena es “obliged” — wid fously close to them. He knew what fea ae a eee ee NA ane | ation ee, Roe oe each bate alt 4 sent advance’ O14 Joe Cart Ten chad to hear {c, Talguve rather We bad meray Mot the ane fate an MES Be Piniaery, he left her and “SGh cut out the Mowery language $0 ompect from their rocks and Pistole | inCL “sither eyes, nose, mouth or /an inch longer than the other. Thea te regard him almost asa son. Nked his father; in spite of’— ee Aye n other words, he ib id made for the outer door, and come to the point!" snapped Gra- ful ae oo “he could reach safery, | arms and ask him to point out whet | show him lines similarly arranged, at aight with Kd: And his love for ber ‘arr eur- that firat year was out, too, ng. Ask him to copy a diamond. 8 but of exactly the same length. The Ask him to recognize t test sof his discernment in pereeiviag “I've had my eye on him," inter- ‘Then, in a trice, caine to him an in- to his o » colors red @ been watching prise- As reverent and as pro- aptration born of craven terror, and | in roen and yellow in six seconds. | the equality after the diff ce, Ask You're right about hie being a teetive as Clark's, THE THIRTEENTH EPISODE IN THE SERIAL with trembling haste he acted upon |"E gir" YEARS. OLD. Ask him | jim what Hinet cally the problew 98 Carr's daughter, Edna, brought good worker, I'll grant tha = ai soe yi "ie flung one arm about Edna afd,| the difference between a bi 1 fact—such a question as the follows father’s lunch to the mills, as be = “But what?" demanded Pell Wad resolved that Bang was tne one 166 ’ 99] cio Mune one arm snout Fane Ane [and a fy, wood and glass roner and | ings =A person who was walking fe forgotten to take it with him in jy ¢ he was dashing toward the atreet,| cloth, | He should take : ms ihe forest suddenly stopped much gh iP seohat m in pate half-carrying, half-dragging her along | ‘han twenty seconde aver sach oat frig nened and hastened to ie penne, ing. ani presume on his fath- m J Tell him to count backward from | police and reported that he hat a . es to . : with him, Hehe approached Carr's desk, Tom or's name, What?'— pio a eirlot pis own case ter | Will Be Published THURSDAY, July 27. hd aver, as he ran, he. held the | twenty, Ask him, to pepeat ths daze panei trom he sat ee B chanced to be clanting there, “His'a 100 DOpUlar,” evelared Gees lined she Dollnadh of larg 0 Rengila Boy pe & aninS LaREANS t oa fae 4 : wr] STM RE ee rr ee ae i ee en me oo nee, me =