203449ORIGINAL T(5,CITY CLERK
PRESENT51)
COMMISSIi
CITY OF ST. PAUL FILE NO. NO. _
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
/ COUNCIL RESOLUTION— GENERAn FORM
RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul
hereby approves and concurs in the action of the Board of County
Cummissioners of the County of Ramsey adopting the budget for
the calendar year 1962 of the County Welfare Board of the City of
Saint Paul and County of Ramsey,as recommended by the Fact Finding
Committee, in the total amount of $19,355,703.00 less total estimated
receipts and grants in the.amda,4, of 58,660,505.00, or a net budget
to be raised by tax levy of $10,695,198.00, of which the County's
7222-% share amounts to $7,754,018.55 'and the City's 27j% share amounts
T,o 42, 941,179.45.
COUNCILMEN
Yeas Nays
DeCourey
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
3M 6-61
Council File No. 203449 —By Mrs. Donald
M. DeCourcy— George ,T.- Vavoulis,
Mayor —
Resolved, That the Council of the
City of Saint Paul hereby approves and
concurs in the action of the Board of
County Commissioners of the County
of Ramsey adopting the budget for
the calendar year 1962 of the County
Welfare Board of the City of Saint Paul
and County of Ramsey, as recom-
mended by the Fact Finding Committee,
in .the total amount of $19,355,703.00 less
total estimated receipts and grants in
the amount of $8,660,505.00, or a net
budget to be raised by tax levy of
720�89 sh
5 . a of which t the County's
$7,754,018.55
'and the City's 27;x% share amounts to
$2,941,179.45.
Adopted by the Council August 10,
1961.
1 .Approved August 10, 1961.
If 'August 12, 1961)
Adopted by the CouA81; 101961 19—
AUG 101
tz: 19—
In Favor
Mayor
gainst
i
t'
�f
I�
F
}f'
k
"e
'1
a
BOARD OF RAMSEY
COUNTY " GOMMISSIONERS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
EUGENE A. MONICK COUNTY AUDITOR
Ramsey County Welfare Department
Attention: Miss Ruth L. Bowman, Director
Mr. Eagene A. Monick, County Auditor
Attention: William J. Peters, General'Accauntant
Mr. Joseph J. Mitchell
City Comptroller
Council of City of St. Paul
Mrs. Agnes O'Connell, City Clerk
Gentlemen:
RAMSEY COUNTY COURT HOUSE
SAINT PAUL 2
MINNESOTA
COMMISSIONERS
GEORGE J. VAVOULIS
CHAIRMAN
WILLIAM E. CARLSON
JOHN E. DAUBNEY
EDWARD K. DELANEY
HAROLD F. GOODRICH
ROY P. NADEAU
ED DSSALVERDA
"0�
August 8, 1961
You are advised that the Board of Ramsey County Colmmissioners
in session on August 7, 1961, by unanimous vote of the members present
took the following action:
"Commissioner Daubney moved, seconded by Commissioner Carlson,
adoption of the %lfare Department budget for 1962 as recommended
by the Fhct Finding Committee in the total amount of $19,355,703.00,
less total estimated receipts and grants in the amount of 48,660,505.00,
or a net budget to be raised by tax levy of $1.0,695,198.00, of which
the county's 72 1/2% share amounts to $7,754,018.55, and the City's
27 1/2% share amounting to $2.,941.,179 . 45. Roll can: AYes - 5. Nays -
0. (i529)
Yours very truly,
FI3G A. MDEICR, Canty Auditor
. D. , Ewcutive Secretary
JDS:f
'OFFICE' OF CITY CLERK
BUREAU OF RECORDS
386 City Hall and Court House
St. Paul 2, Minnesota
AUG
CORPORATION COUNSEL
Mr. Robert J. Swords
Corporation Counsel
Building
Dear Sir;
MRS. AGNES H. O'CONNELL
Cify Clerk
HAROLD J. RIORDAN
Council Recorder
August 8, 1961
The City Council requested that you prepare a resolution approving the
1962 budget of the Ramsey County Welfare Board as hereto attached and
as modified by the Fact - Finding Committee.
Very truly your
City Clerk -
MINNESOTA F
<k
;4
�k
Report of Fact Finding Committee
To the Honorable George J. Vavoulis
President, Council of City of St. Paul
Chairman, Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
Honorable Members of the Council of City of St. Paul
August 4, 1961
Honorable, Members of Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
The Fact Finding Committee of the City Council and the Board of
County Commissioners appointed to study the Ramsey County Welfare Board's 1962
Budget request submits its findings and recommendations for approval by the City
Council and Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Edward K. Delaney
Chairman
Commissioner Mrs. Donald M. DeCourcy
Vice - Chairman
Commissioner- Bernard T. Holland
Commissioner Robert F. Peterson
Commissioner William E. Carlson
Commissioner John,E. Daubney
Mr. Joseph J. Mitchell, City Comptroller
Mr. Eugene A. Monick, County Auditor
Mr. John W. Connelly, 'Research Director
City of St. Paul
Consultants
Ruth L. Bowman, Executive Director, County, Welfare- Department
Bernard J. Selbitschka, Controller, County Welfare Department
ClemO'ns J. Schlecf , Accountant, City Comptroller's Department
William J. Peters, General Accountant, County Auditor's Departmeri
ID,91�/
C
, - i�
�
K
.F
<k
;4
�k
Report of Fact Finding Committee
To the Honorable George J. Vavoulis
President, Council of City of St. Paul
Chairman, Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
Honorable Members of the Council of City of St. Paul
August 4, 1961
Honorable, Members of Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
The Fact Finding Committee of the City Council and the Board of
County Commissioners appointed to study the Ramsey County Welfare Board's 1962
Budget request submits its findings and recommendations for approval by the City
Council and Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Edward K. Delaney
Chairman
Commissioner Mrs. Donald M. DeCourcy
Vice - Chairman
Commissioner- Bernard T. Holland
Commissioner Robert F. Peterson
Commissioner William E. Carlson
Commissioner John,E. Daubney
Mr. Joseph J. Mitchell, City Comptroller
Mr. Eugene A. Monick, County Auditor
Mr. John W. Connelly, 'Research Director
City of St. Paul
Consultants
Ruth L. Bowman, Executive Director, County, Welfare- Department
Bernard J. Selbitschka, Controller, County Welfare Department
ClemO'ns J. Schlecf , Accountant, City Comptroller's Department
William J. Peters, General Accountant, County Auditor's Departmeri
ID,91�/
C
, - i�
•�C
,F
.t
f
'k
Welfare Salaries
Central Adm.
,We if are Adm .
:Welfare Soc,Ser.
�4
Tot al
,General Increase
i� Total
Air Conditioning
�4
0ther Opr. Exp.
F Total
COL,,N Y -WBL-F-Ajc -B litrPARTMENI
COMPARISON 1961• BUDGET _ 1962 BUDGET REQUEST AND
1962-BUDGET-RECOMMENDED BY PACT FINDING COMMITTEE
1961 Budget
1962 Budget
Request
Revised
Budget
Recommended
By Fact
Finding
Committee
Increase
Or (Decrease)
Over
Request
201542.00
207252.00
207252.00
Operating Exp, 1443845.00 1558740.00
280124.00
306626.00
306626.00
100000.00
952586,00
1103348:00
11.0334&.00
--(88688.00)
1434252•.00
1617226.00
1617226.00
"
63150.00
- 54000.00
(54000.00)
1497402.00
1671226.00
•1617226.00
(54000.00)
18000.00
18000.00
192750.00
205012:00
201512.00
(3500.00)
1690152.00
1894238.00
1836738.00
(57500.00)
Ancker Hospital
Salaries 4271500.00 4377920.00
4337660.00
(40260.00)
Operating Exp, 1443845.00 1558740.00
1551840.00
`k Social Services
*Psy. Services 141528.00
100000.00
(41528.00)
Total 5715345.00 6078188.00
" Surplus Food
--(88688.00)
44220.00
42620.00
(1600.00)
e� Old Age
Assistance
3664900.00
4196200.00
4196200.00
Aid to Dependent
z Children
2173363.00
3041813.00
2941813.00
(100000.00)
Aid to the Blind
15920.00
175482.00
175482.00
Aid to Disabled
130530.00
194376.00
18.4376.00
(10000.00)
Gen,r'al Relief
1700000.00
2073676.00
2006216.00
(67460.00)
- �Chy "1d Welfare
728530.00
779600.00
779600.00
P_aryments to State
'Institutions
105000.00
110700.00
108700.00
(2000.00)
Disabled Veterans
9000.00
9000.00
9000.00 -
Total
10358395..00
12519305 :00
-12280745 :00 -
(2 8560.00,
Ancker Hospital
Salaries 4271500.00 4377920.00
4337660.00
(40260.00)
Operating Exp, 1443845.00 1558740.00
1551840.00
(6900.00)
*Psy. Services 141528.00
100000.00
(41528.00)
Total 5715345.00 6078188.00
5989500:00
--(88688.00)
Ramsey Countv Home
Salaries 477033.00 476936.00 .469723..00 (6313.00)
Operating Exp. 186530.00 190255.00 1889'55.00 (1300.00)
Special Bldg. Fund 10000.00
Total 673563.00 666291.00 658678.00 (7613.00
Public Employees
Retirement
Gross Budget
389950.00 426780.00 426.780.00
17137253 00 196.90564.00 19.355703.00 (33486.1.00)
Welfare
Salaries Social Serv.
Old Age Assistance
Aid to Dependent
Children
Aid to the Blind
Aid to Disabled
F
General Relief
Child Welfare
Payments to State
Institutions
Total
Ancker Hospital
:Salaries
;;Operating Expenses
""- Psyehiatric Services
q�
Total
ri
Ramsey County Home
J Salaries
;: Operating Expenses
is Total
Grand Total
Gross Budget
Less. Receipts &
Grants
Net Budget
City & County Share
Less Surplus Appro.
County Share 722
City Share 272
1461
125000.00
2785000.00
1650000.00
110000,00
105000.00
194770.00
110000.00
Recommended
1962 1962
155000.00 160000.00
3065262.00 3065262.00
2281306.00
2206306.00
120864.00
120864.00
156303.00
148303.00
209770.00
209770,00
135000.00
140000.00
Increase or
(Decrease)
5000.00
(75000.00)
(8000.00)
5,000.00
15000.00 18000,00 (18000.00)
5094770.00 6141505.00 6050505.00 _(91000.00)
1200000.00 1200000.00
1250000,00 50000.00
760000.00 860000,00
860000.00
70000.00
50000.00 (20000.00)
1960000.00 2130000.00
2160000.00 - 3.0000.-00
250000.00
275000.00
300000.00 25000.00
150000,00
150000.00
150000.00
400000.00
42.5000.-00
450000.-00 25000.00
7454770.00 8696505.00- 8660505.00 (36000.00)
1713725.3,00 .19690564.00 19355703,00 (33486.1.00)
7454770,00 8696505.00 8660505.00 36000.00
9682483.00 109.9 - 4059,:00:: 10695198:,:00 (:298861.00
100000,00
9582483.00
6947300.18 7970692.77 7754018.55 (216674..22)
2635182.82 3023366.23 2941179.45 (82186.78)
9582483.00 10994059.00 •10695198.00 (298861.00)
Comparison of 1962 - 1961
Total Budgets
as Recommended By
Fact
Finding-Committee
Gross Budget 1962
- Revised
19355703.00
Gross Budget 1961
-
17137253.00
Increase
2218450.00
Receipts - 1962 -
Revised
8660505,00•
Receipts - 1961 . -
Revised
7454770.00
Increase
1205735.00
City & County Share - 1962 - Revised
10695198.00
City & County Share - 1961 - Revised
9682483.00
Less:
Surplus Appropriated
100000.00
9582483.00
Increase
1112715,00
i
:r
ji.
s'
i
Jt
v�
74
.l
A:
J�
�E
'F
- 4 -
Each member of the City Council and Board of County Commissioners received a copy
of the 1962 Budget prepared by the County Welfare Board and referred to the Fact
Finding Committee for study and recommendations. An explanation of the changes,
either increases or decreases in the County Welfare• Board's request is included in
this report.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Salaries
The.-County Welfare Board's request for additional positions of a Directdr of
Case- Work Services, three case workers for' Delinquent Girls, Adoptions and
Home Finding and two Case Aids for the Services to the -Mentally Deficient
and' Family Services, or a total of six positions over the actuals for 1961 . is
recommended for approval. It is recommended that the item of $54, 000 for
general increases be deleted. The. Minnesota County Welfare• Merit System
anticipated the increase but the, Commissioner of Public Welfare has not acted
and,if he does, the results of his action will not be known until approximately
September 1st.
Public Employee's' Retirement Fund
A special tax levy is made for this payment. It has been included as an -ear-
marked item in the gross budget. However, in order to show the total expense
of operating the Departments and Institutions, the- Welfare Department's share
is shown as part of this report. The 1962 share of the PERA payment is
$97, 991. 00 as compared to $89, 250. 00 for 1961, or an increase of $8, 741. 00.
Operating Expense
The Committee recommends a decrease of $3, 500.00 in office supplies and
Welfare, Fund Insurance.
Surplus Food' Distribution
The- Committee recommends that the request of $44, 220. 00 be reduced by
$1600. 00. This is a new item in the budget for 1962, although the County, Wel-
fare Board expects to begin distribution in, October, 1961. Salaries were reduced
by- $4, 000. 00, but rent was increased by $2400. 00, as the actual rather than the
estimated cost was available to the Committee.
Old Age Assistance
The. Committee made no change in this request. - It is noted that the increase
in costs are in medical care and nursing home payments.
Aid to Dependent Children
The Committee recommends a decrease in the estimate for maintenance of
$100, 000. 00. The estimate of State and Federal reimbursements will then be
reduced by $75, 000. 00 resulting in a net decrease of $25, 000. 00. The Com-
mittee felt that this program should, "level off" and that the estimate of increase
for 1962 is too high.
- 5 -
Aid to the Blind
�a
The Committee recommends no change in this request.
Aid to Disabled
r
The Committee recommends a decrease of $10, 000 in this estimate. The
estimate of State and Federal reimbursements will be reduced by $8, 000. 00,
resulting in a net decrease of $2, 000. 00.
' General Relief
.E
The Ramsey County WelfareBoard informed the Committee that before the
y
budget of $2, 073, 676. 00 for 1962 was finally determined, a reduction of
.F $430, 534. 00 was made as a result of adjustments in policy and standards of
relief. The, Committee recommends that the request be further reduced by
$67, 460. 00. This reduction is to be accomplished by a reduction of $22; 235. 00
jr in.Shelter, $20, 000 in Fuel,. $20, 000 in Utilities (which includes gas for heating)
and $5, 225. 00 in Meals and Lodging.
Child Welfare Relief
The Committee recommends no change in these estimates. The budget includes
$15, 348. 25 increase in Boarding. Home Rates, which represents an increase of
5 cents per day per child, and 2 additional subsidized group homes requested
by the Juvenile Court, the Dentention Authority and the Planning and' Research
Council. Cash receipts are increased by- $5, 000. 00 which has the effect of
decreasing the net budget to be met from local funds by $5, 000. 00.
Payments to- State. Institutions
t37- 11VAT -I
The - Committee recommends a decrease of $2, 000 in the ,...` at-e of payments
to the State School and Hospital at Faribault and the Cambridge State School and
Hospital for the care of Mentally, Deficient children and adults. The 1961
Legislature amended the law to provide for payments of $120. 00 per year as
compared to the present payment by County Welfare Board of $80. 00 per year.
It also provided that the State make all collections from legally responsible
relatives. This had been done by County Welfare Boards until July 1, 1961.
Cash receipts of $18, 000 which were the estimated collections by the County
Welfare Board are deleted.
Disabled Veterans
The Committee recommends no change in this account.
Air Conditioning of Welfare Building at 476 St. Peter Street
The Committee appointed in 1960 to study the 1961 Budget request recommended
that an item for air conditioning the Welfare Building be deleted from the 1961
Budget but that the matter be brought up for hearing in 1962. The Welfare Board
has included.$18, 000 for air conditioning the 4t1j, floor of the Welfare Building.
The Committee requested that current estimates be obtained for completing the
entire building. Gausman and Moore, Consulting Engineers, estimated that it
would cost $80, 000 for the entire building. 'The Committee does not recom-
mend that the work be done a floor at a time which. would mean the installation
of separate units. It is recommending that $18, 000 be included in* the 1962
Budget and that it be ear - marked for air conditioning and that it not be used
t'
31
�i
f
i�
F
r
�E
E
,t
.f
=R
unless sufficient savings can be made to provide for the entire building. If this
can be accomplished, the County WelfareBoard may submit a request and recom-
mendation for this work to the City Council and Board of County Commissioners
for consideration and approval. If it is not possible to complete the entire
building in 1962, the appropriation of $18, 000 shall be carried over to 1963 as
an ear - marked fund to be used for air conditioning.
ANCKER HOSPITAL
Salaries
The Committee reviewed each department's salary request and recommends that
the County Welfare Board's request for 5 additional positions be approved. These
are 1 Clerk- Stenographer, 1 Utility Engineer, 1 Radiologist, 1• Cancer. Cystolo-
gist, and 1 Nurse in the Out - Patient Department. - Estimates of needs for the
Medical and Surgical services, including personnel on the- County Welfare- Board
payroll and Educational Services furnished by the,University of Minnesota_ Medical
School and paid by the • Welfare Board were recalculated by, Dr. Broadie. This
resulted in a decrease of $8, 260. 00 in the Welfare Board paid staff and $19, 000. 00
in the amount estimated for payment to the University Medical School for a total
reduction of $27, 260. 00. Other salary recalculations provided for reductions of
$4, 000 in Intensive Services- Medical Department,- $3, 000 in Tuberculosis Services
salaries and $6, 000 in Laundry Department salaries.
Public Employees Retirement Fund
PERA was exclujOed from the individual department and institutional budgets and
added as a total item to the gross budget. • However, in order to show a com-
parison of costs of Ancker Hospital, it should be noted that $273, 500. 00 was
included inthe 1961et for this item as compared to $298, 773. 00 for 1962,
for an increase of $25, 273. 00.
Operating Expense
Major increases in operating expenses are accounted for by new equipment,
$40, 540. 00, drugs $40, 000. 00, food $14, 000. 00 and $18, 255. 00 in all other
expense account increases. The Committee recommends a reduction of $4500.00
in the Administration operating account, $3, 000. 00 in Operations of Plnatr $2, 000
in. Housekeeping, and $1,400 in.Surgical Research. Laboratory. An increase of
$4, 000. 00 is recommended for medical and surgical supplies as it appears that
this item was underestimated. The net reduction in operating expense is
$69900.00.
Psychiatric Services
A special request was included in the 1962 Budget for- Psychiatric In- Service
and Out - Patient services. The estimates submitted by the Welfare Board were
the resit of studies by the Ancker-Hospital staff and interested community mental
health agencies and organizations. In order to provide basic In�Patient and
Out�Patient services, 15 staff positions were requested. A special meeting was
held to which members of the City and County governing bodies were invited.
Members of the Ancker Hospital medical staff, County Welfare-Board and Com-
munity organizations presented testimony as to the need for the proposed
psychiatric services. The possible loss of University Medical school affiliation
iE
gt .
- 7 -
F
�F
!F
°f in medical services and the loss of the presentsupervisory and teaching services
of the voluntary psychiatric staff as well 'as the lack of adequate services to serve
the people in the community suffering from potential and actual mental illness was
=� emphasized. The availability of matching State, Mental Health funds for Out - Patient
,# Psychiatric Services and the establishment of a Community Mental Health Board
to request and administer these funds was explained. • It was the consensus of the
Fact Finding Committee that an appropriation be included in the 1962 budget for
E the establishment of Psychiatric Services at the Ancker 'Hospital, The Welfare
Board included in the budget request, 15 staff positions at a cost of $136, 728. 00
and $4800. 00 for equipment for a total of $141, 528. 00 . $70, 000 was estimated
from State •Mental Health fund contributions leaving $71, 528. 00 as the net amount
to be met from local tax funds.
The Committee after duly considering the testimony of psychiatrists and others
Y� that it was unlikely that the total staff of 15 could be recruited in 1962 and that State
Mental Health funds had been committed for the period of July 1961 to July, 1962,
recommends that $100, 000 be included in the 1962 budget for- Psychiatric Services
•' at the Ancker Hospital and that $50, 000 be estimated as a contribution from
±�
State. Mental Health funds, leaving, $50, 000 to be expended from local tax funds.
It is further recommended that these funds be ear - marked for this service.
If additional staff can be recruited and the cost will exceed the amount set up in
the budget from local tax funds, the Committee recommends that the County
Welfare Board submit this information to the Cityand County governing bodies
and the Community Mental Healfa Board for study anq consideration of additional
funds to. be provided for this service.
Estimated Receipts
The Committee recommends that the estimate of $2, 000, 000. 00 to be collected
for patient care be increased by $50, 000. 00 and that Receipts from the State of
Minnesota for care of Tuberculosis patients be reduced by $10, 000. 00. The
recommendation for reduction of the estimate for the new Out - Patient Psychiatric
service from $70, 000 to $50, 000 is included in the report on Psychiatric- Services.
The revised estimate for Ancker Hospital receipts is $2, 160, 000.
RAMSEY COUNTY HOME
Salaries
The Committee recommends a reduction of $6, 313. 00 in nursing service salaries.
No other adjustments are commended.
Public Employees'. Retirement Funds
The inclusion of PERA payments has been explained in both the Ancker Hospital
and the Welfare Department recommendations. However, in order to show the
total cost of the Ramsey CountyHome, it should be noted that $27, 200. 00 is
included in the 1961 appropriation as compared to, $30, 016. 00 estimated for
1962 for an increase of $2, 816. 00.
Operating Expense
The Committee recommends that the request for durgs in the- Medical and
Surgical Services Department be reduced by $1300. 00. No other changes
are recommended.
J.
7-
1.
1•
,t
a;
jF.
of
�F
r
ar
3�-
;E
s
;r
7r
Estimated. Receipts
The, Committee recommends that estimated receipts be increased by $25, 000. 00
for a total to be collected for patient care- $450, 000. 00.
aF
'F
r
Report of Fact Finding Committee August 4, 1961
�I
�4
p
To the- Honorable- George J. Vavoulis
President, Council of City of St. Paul
Chairman, Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
i`
x Honorable Members of the Council of City of St. Paul
F
Honorable, Members of Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
,k
1�
The Fact Finding Committee of the City Council and the Board of
County Commissioners appointed to study the Ramsey County Welfare- Board's 1962
Budget request submits its findings and recommendations for approval by the City
Council and Board of County Commissioners.
Commissioner Edward K. Delaney
Chairman
Commissioner Mrs. Donald M. DeCourcy
Vice - Chairman
Commissioner- Bernard T. Holland
Commissioner. Robert F. Peterson
Commissioner William E. Carlson
Commissioner John E. Daubney
Mr. Joseph J. Mitchell, City Comptroller
Mr. Eugene A. Monick, County Auditor
Mr. John..W. Connelly, Research Director
City of St. Paul
Consultants
Ruth L. Bowman, Executive Director, County, Welfare- Department
Bernard J. Selbitschka, Controller, County Welfare Department
Clemdns J. Schlec4 Accountant, City Comptroller's Department
William J. Peters, General Accountant, County Auditor's. Department
9L
<< Surplus Food
44220.00
42620.00
COu�yY'Y -WE�L-FAKE
litMRTMEN'1
COMPARISON
1961 BUDGET _ 196.2 BUDGET REQUEST
AND
4196200.00
4196200.00
1962 BUDGET -RECOMMENDED-BY
FACT FINDING
COMMITTEE
f
Children
Budget
3041813.00
2941813.00
;•(100000.00)
Aid to the Blind
15E920.00
Recommended
Increase
F
Aid to Disabled
130530.00
1962 Budget
By Fact
Or (Decrease)
E
1700000.00
2073676.00
Request
Finding
Over
Or
779600.00
1961 Budget
Revised-
Committee
Request.
;Welfare
Salaries
z 'Institutions
105000.00
110700.00
.,Central
Adm.
201542.00
207252.00
207252.00
9000.00
-,Welfare
Adm.
280124.00
306626.00
306626.00
(213560.00
.;Welfare
Soc.Ser.
952586.00
1103348:00
11.03349.00
f
Total
1434252.00
1617226.00
1617226.00
General
Increase
63150.00
-.54000.00
(54000.00)
_
Total
1497402.00
1671226.00
1617226.00
(54000.00)
;$ Air Conditioning
18000.00
18000.00
Other Opr. Exp.
192750.00
20501-2:00•
201512.00
(3500.00)
Total
1690152.00
1894238.00
1836738.00
(57500.00)
Social Services
<< Surplus Food
44220.00
42620.00
(1600.00)
Old Age
s Assistance
3664900.00
4196200.00
4196200.00
Aid to Dependent
Children
2173363.00
3041813.00
2941813.00
;•(100000.00)
Aid to the Blind
15E920.00
175482.00
175482.00
Aid to Disabled
130530.00
194376.00
18,4376.00
(10000.00)
Genral Relief
1700000.00
2073676.00
2006216.00
(67460.00)
jChAd Welfare
728530.00
779600.00
779600.00
P.aiyments to State
z 'Institutions
105000.00
110700.00
108700.00
(2000.00)
D- isabled Veterans
9000.00
9000.00
9000.00
Total
10358395.00
12519305 :00
-12280745:00-
(213560.00
Ancker Hospital
Salaries
Operating Exp.
*Psy. Services
Total
4271500.00 4377920.00
1443845.00 1558740.00
141528.00
4337660.00 (40260.00)
1551840.00 (6900.00)
100000.00 (41528.00
571.5345.00 6078188.00 5989500.00 -(88688.00)
Ramsey County Home
Salaries 477033.00 476036.00 469723..00 (6313.00)
Operating Exp. 186530.00 190255.00 188955.00 (1300.00)
Special Bldg. Fund 10000.00
Total 673563 00 666291.00 658678.00 (7613.00
Public Employees
RPtirPmPnt 389950.00 426780.00 426.780.00
Gross Budget 17137253 00 19690564.00 19355703.00 (33486.1.00)
7'
t
Welfare
Salaries Social Serv.
Old Age Assistance
Aid to Dependent
- .Children
Aid to the Blind
Aid to Disabled
General Relief
Child Welfare
Payments to State
Institutions
Total
1f
'Ancker Hospital
Salaries
Operating Expenses
Psychiatric Services
j` Total
Ramsey County Home
Salaries
Operating Expenses
Total
Grand Total
Gross Budget
Less. Receipts &
Grants
Net Budget
City & County Share
Less Surplus Appro.
1200000.00 1200000.00
1250000.00 50000.00
Recommended
Increase or
19.61
1962
1962
(Decrease)
125000,00
155000.00
160000.00
5000.00
2785000.00
3065262.00
3065262.00
8660505.00
1650000.00
2281306.00
2206306.00
(75000.00)
110000.00
120864.00
120864.00
1205735.00
105000,00
156303.00
148303.00
(8000.00)
194770.00
209770.00
209770.00
Surplus Appropriated
110000.00
135000.00
140000,00
5000.00
15000,00
18000,00
(18000.00)
5094770000
6141505.00
605.0505.00
(91000.0
1200000.00 1200000.00
1250000.00 50000.00
760000.00 860000.00
860000.00
70000,00
50000.00 -(20000,00)
196.0000.00 2130000.00
2160000.00 30000.-00
250000.00
275000.00
300000.00 25000.00
15.0000.00
150000.00
150000.00
400000.00 - -
42.5000.00
450000.-00 25000.00
7454770.00- 8696.5.05.00 • 8660505.00 (36.000.00)
17137253,00 19690564.00 19355703.00 (33486.1.00)
7454770,00 86965-05.00 8660505.00 36000.00
9682483.00 109.9.4059,.00 :: 1069.5.198.,:00 .(298861.00
100000,00
9582483.00
County Share 722 6947300.18 7970692.77 7754018.55 (216674..22
City Share, 272 2635182.82 3023366.23 2941179.45 (82186.78
9582483.00 10994059.00 •10695198.00 (298861.00
Comparison of 1962 - 1961
Total Budgets as Recommended By
Fact Finding-Committee
Gross Budget 1962
- Revised
19355703.00
Gross Budget 1961
-
17137253.00
Increase
2218450.00
Receipts - 1962 -
Revised
8660505.00
Receipts - 1961 -
Revised
7454770.00
Increase
1205735.00
City & County Share - 1962 -
Revised
10695198.00
City & County Share - 1961 -
Revised
9682483.00
Less:
Surplus Appropriated
100000.00
9582483.00
Increase
1112715.00
:l
=E
s_
.r
;6
y:
:r
_r
7}
- 4 -
Each member of the City Council and Board of County Commissioners received a copy
of the 1962 Budget prepared by the County Welfare Board and referred to the Fact
Finding Committee for study and recommendations. An explanation of the charges,
either increases or decreases in the County Welfare Board's request is included in
this report.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Salaries
The County Welfare Board's request for additional positions of a Directdr of
Case Work Services, three case workers for- Delinquent Girls, Adoptions and
Home Finding and two Case Aids for the Services to the Mentally Deficient
and Family Services, or a total of six positions over the actuals for 1961 is
recommended for approval. It is recommended that the ite m of $54, 000 for
general increases be deleted. The. Minnesota County Welfare, Merit System
anticipated the increase but the Commissioner of Public Welfare has not acted
and,if he does, the results of his action will not be known until approximately
September 1st.
Public Employees' Retirement Fund
A special tax levy is made for this payment. It has been included as an ear-
marked item in the gross budget. However, in order to show the total expense
of operating the Departments and Institutions, the- Welfare Department's share
is shown as part of this report. The 1962 share of the PERA payment is
$97, 991. 00 as compared to $89, 250. 00 for 1961, or an increase of $8, 741. 00.
Operating Expense
The Committee recommends a decrease of $3, 500.00 in office supplies and
Welfare Fund Insurance.
Surplus Food Distribution
The- Committee recommends that the request of $44, 220. 00 be reduced by
$1600. 00. This is a new item in the budget for 1962, although the County Wel-
fare Board expects to begin distribution in October, 1961. Salaries were reduced
by $4, 000. 00, but rent was increased by $2400. 00, as the actual rather than the
estimated cost was available to the Committee.
Old Age Assistance
The Committee made no change in this request. It is noted that the increase
in costs are in medical care and nursing home payments.
Aid to Dependent Children
The Committee recommends a decrease in the estimate for maintenance of
$100, 000. 00. The estimate of State and Federal reimbursements will then be
reduced by $75, 000. 00 resulting in a net decrease of $25, 000. 00. The Com-
mittee felt that this program should "level off" and that the estimate of increase
for 1962 is too high.
?r
•'f
k
?E
1=
t
- 5 -
Aid to the Blind
The Committee recommends no change in this request.
Aid to Disabled
The Committee recommends a decrease of $10, 000 in this estimate. The
estimate of State and Federal reimbursements will be reduced by $8, 000. 00,
resulting in a net decrease of $2, 000. 00. 1
General Relief
The Ramsey County WelfareBoard informed the Committee that before the
budget of $2, 073, 676. 00 for 1962 was finally determined, a reduction of
$430, 534. 00 was made as a result of ?Ajus�ments in policy and standards of
relief. The Committee recommends that the request be further reduced by
$67, 460. 00. This reduction is to be accomplished by a reduction of $22; 235. 00
in.Shelter, $20, 000 in Fuel,. $20, 000 in Utilities (which includes gas for heating)
and $5, 225. 00 in Meals and Lodging.
Child Welfare Relief
The Committee recommends no change in these estimates. The budget includes
$15, 348. 25 increase in Boarding Home Rates, which represents an increase of
5 cents per day per child, and 2 additional subsidized group homes requested
by the Juvenile Court, the Dentention Authority and the Planning and Research
Council. Cash receipts are increased by $5, 000. 00 which has the effect of
decreasing the net budget to be met from local funds by $5, 000. 00.
Payments to State Institutions
66i97-t-
The- Committee recommends a decrease of $2, 000 in the Ti of payments
to the State School and Hospital at Faribault and the Cambridge State School and
Hospital for the care of Mentally, Deficient children and adults. The 1961
Legislature amended the lave to provide for payments of $120. 00 per year as
compared to the present payment by County Welfare Board of $80. 00 per year.
It also provided that the State make all collections from legally responsible
relatives. This had been done by County Welfare Boards until July 1, 1961.
Cash receipts of $18, 000 which were the estimated collections by the County
Welfare Board are deleted.
Disabled Veterans
The Committee recommends no change-in this account.
Air Conditioning of Welfare Building at 476 St. Peter Street
The Committee appointed in 1960 to study the 1961 Budget request recommended
that an item for air conditioning the Welfare Building be deleted from the 1961
Budget but that the matter be brought up for hearing in 1962. The Welfare Board
has included $18, 000 for air conditioning the 4th floor of the Welfare Building.
The Committee requested that current estimates be obtained for completing the
entire building. Gausman and Moore., Consulting Engineers, estimated that it
would cost $80, 000 for the entire building. The Committee does not recom-
mend that the work be done a floor at a time which would mean the installation
of separate units. It is recommending that $18, 000 be included in, the 1962
Budget and that it be ear - marked for air conditioning and that it not be used
,y
-6-
'E
yE -
'r
unless sufficient savings can be made to provide for the entire building. If this
�s can be accomplished, the County WelfareBoard may submit a request and recom-
mendation for this work to the City Council and Board of County Commissioners
for consideration and approval. If it is not possible to complete the entire
F
building in 1962, the appropriation of $18, 000 shall be carried over to 1963 as
• +E an ear - marked fund to be used for air conditioning.
ANCKER HOSPITAL
E Salaries
The Committee reviewed each department's salary request and recommends that
r
the County Welfare Board's request for 5 additional positions be approved. These
are 1 Clerk - Stenographer, 1 Utility Engineer, 1 Radiologist, ] Cancer Cystolo-
gist, and 1 Nurse in the Out - Patient Department. Estimates of needs for the
Medical and Surgical services, including personnel on the. County Welfare Board
payroll and Educational Services furnished by the•University of Minnesota. Medical
School and paid by the Welfare Board were recalculated by Dr. Broadie. This
' resulted in a decrease of $8, 260. 00 in the Welfare Board paid staff and $19, 000. 00
in the amount estimated for payment to the University Medical School for a total
reduction of $27, 260. 00. Other salary recalculations provided for reductions of
$4, 000 in Intensive Services- Medical Department, $3, 000 in Tuberculosis Services
salaries and $6, 000 in Laundry Department salaries.
Public Employees Retirement Fund
PERA was excluded from the individual department and institutional budgets and
added as a total item to the gross budget. However, in order to show a com-
parison of costs of Ancilw Hospital, it should be noted that $273, 500. 00 was
included in the 19611 for this item as compared to $298, 773. 00 for 1962,
for an increase of $25, 273. 00.
Operating Expense
Major increases in operating expenses are accounted for by new equipment,
$40, 540. 00, drugs $40, 000. 00, food $14, 000. 00 and $18, 255. 00 in all other
expense account increases. The Committee recommends a reduction of $4500. 00
in the Administration operating account, $3, 000. 00 in Operations of Plnat,- $2, 000
in Housekeeping, and $1,400 in Surgical Research Laboratory. An increase of
$4, 000. 00 is recommended for medical and surgical supplies as it appears that
this item was underestimated. The net reduction in operating expense is
$6,900.00.
Psychiatric Services
A special request was included in the 1962 Budget for Psychiatric In- Service
and Out - Patient services. The estimates submitted by the Welfare Board were
the resit of studies by the Ancker•Hospital staff and interested community mental
health agencies and organizations. In order to provide basic In- Patient and
Out - Patient services, 15 staff positions were requested. A special meeting was
held to which members of the City and County governing bodies were invited.
Members of the Ancker Hospital medical staff, County Welfare Board and Com-
munity organizations presented testimony as to the need for the proposed
psychiatric services. The possiblg loss of University Medical school affiliation
- 7 -
in medical services and the loss of the presentsupervisory and teaching services
of the voluntary psychiatric staff as well as the lack of adequate services to serve
the people in the community suffering from potential and actual mental illness was
emphasized. The availability of matching State Mental Health funds for Out - Patient
Psychiatric Services and the establishment of a Community Mental Health Board
to request and administer these funds was explained. It was the consensus of the
Fact Finding Committee that an appropriation be included in the 1962 budget for
the establishment of Psychiatric Services at the Ancker Hospital, The Welfare
Board included in the budget request, 15 staff positions at a cost of $136, 728. 00
and $4800. 00 for equipment for a total of $141, 528. 00 . $70, 000 was estimated
from State Mental Health fund contributions leaving $71, 528. 00 as the net amount
to be met from local tax funds.
The' Committee after duly considering the testimony of psychiatrists and • others
that it was unlikely that the total staff of 15 could be recruited in 1962 and that State
Mental Health funds had been committed for the period of July 1961 to July, 1962,
recommends that $100, 000 be included in the 1962 budget for- Psychiatric Services
at the Ancker Hospital and that $50, 000 be estimated as a contribution from
State- Mental Health funds, leaving $50, 000 to be expended from local tax funds.
It is further recommended that these funds be ear - marked for this service.
If additional staff can be recruited and the cost will exceed the amount set up in
the budget from local tax funds, the Committee recommends that the, County
Welfare Board submit this information to the Cityand County governing bodies
and the Community Mental Health Board for study anq consideration of additional
funds to be provided for this service.
Estimated Receipts
The Committee recommends that the estimate of $2, 000, 000. 00 to be collected
for patient care be increased by $50, 000. 00 and that Receipts from the State of
Minnesota for care of Tuberculosis patients be reduced by $10, 000. 00. The
recommendation for reduction of the estimate for the new Out - Patient Psychiatric
service from $70, 000 to $50, 000 is included in the report on Psychiatric- Services.
The revised estimate for Ancker Hospital receipts is $2, 160, 000.
RAMSEY COUNTY HOME
Salaries
The Committee recommends a reduction of $6, 313. 00 in nursing service salaries.
No other adjustments are commended.
Public Employees' . Retirement Funds
The inclusion of PERA payments has been explained in both the Ancker Hospital
and the Welfare Department recommendations. However, in order to show the
total cost of the Ramsey CountyHome, it should be noted that $27, 200. 00 is
included in the 1961 appropriation as compared to $30, 016. 00 estimated for
1962 for an increase of $2, 816. 00.
Operating Expense
The Committee recommends that the request for durgs in the Medical and
Surgical Services Department be reduced by $1300. 00. No other changes
are recommended.
Estimated Receipts
The, Committee recommends that estimated receipts be increased by $25, 000. 00
for a total to be collected for patient care, $450, 000. 00.
I
t
0
b
co
td
sa
CA
ED
r
0
z
ti
b
b
t�
p)
W
1-+
b
H
I
W
t=J
O
Lg
CA
►d
H
O
A
H
H
O
O
td
.F
hd
cl
01.
4
tl
ro
H
H
.
H
9 IA
H
�--�
O
H
k►y
O
,j
C
H
O
p pq
PD.
r
0
cl
!zi
O
Ho
ED
R
H
H
LLJ
H
H
9
F
r
y
bd '
0
0
0
0
0
co
O
H
.F
H
.
O
,j
C
c
0
0
0
0
N
l--r
fn
ON
N
C
r
t
r
4
z
N i N\\M M
The Honorable George Vavoulis
President of the City Council and
Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners
Members of the City Council and- the
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Joseph J. Mitchell, City Comptroller
Mr. Eugene A. Monick, County Auditor
Court House
Saint Paul 2, Minnesota
Dear Sir:
In conformance with the requirements of Chapter 343, Minnesota Session
Laws of 1937 as amended, the County Welfare Board of the City of Saint Paul and the
County of Ramsey respectfully submits its estimated budget for the calendar year of 1961.
This budget was approved by the Ramsey County Welfare Board at its
special meeting held on June 24, 1960. The Board instructed -me to submit these budget
estimates to you on or before July 1, 1960.
'f
The gross budget is submitted with the addition of estimates for cost -of-
living increases for the employees 'of the Board, which have not as yet been made official.
` Salary recommendations submitted to the Board of County Commissioners
by the County Civil Service Commission estimates the cost to the County Welfare Board
for Ancker Hospital and the Ramsey County Home employees at $489, 500. 00. The County
Welfare Merit System has made an annual survey of salaries, and although there has been
no public hearing as yet to establish a cost -of- living increase, we are informed that a oner
step increase will be granted employees under the County Welfare Merit System. The cost
will be $63, 150. 00.
I
The new items included in the budget which should be called to the special
attention of the Fact Finding Committee for individual consideration are: for the Welfare
Building at 476 St. Peter Street - $18, 000. 00 for the first step in a .program for air
conditioning the Welfare Building, $7, 500. 00 for painting the interior of the building in
order to keep it from deteriorating, ,$5, 000. 00 to provide for the cost of installing cost
accounting system at Ancker Hospital, and $500. 00 for microfilming checks which the
County Welfare Board is required by law to retain indefinitely. The new item included
at the Ramsey County Home budget is $20, 000. 00 for a Special Building Program to
carry out recommendations of the State Health Department.
The new item included in the Ancker Hospital budget is a request for
$52, 000. 00 which represents a special building fund for extension of Laboratory facilities.
The total of new items is $65$; �50. 00. Additions to the operating budget includes some
additional staff positions at the hospital, a replacement of the ambulance, some increases
in line items due to increased costs, and some items of new equipment for the X -Ray
Department and other departments 6f the hospital.
The County Welfare Board requested that I call your attention to the
estimate of General Relief needs for 1961. The General Relief case load has not dropped
as rapidly as we had forecast when the 1960 budget was established. The Fact Finding
Committee and the County Welfare Board by agree n �i-ent recommended a reduction to
1
4 R
.t
1 =
-2-
$1, 400, 000. 00 for 1960. It was agreed that unless economic (conditions improved greatly
that this probably would not be sufficient to meet the relief needs, but since there were
certain balances carried over from year to year, if the general relief exceeded the
appropriation it would be possible to meet these costs out of balances rather than request
additional new money for 1960. Although it is difficult to predict the economic situation
in Ramsey County for the remainder of 1960 and 1961, conditions have not improved as
rapidly as was expected, and the County Welfare Board will probably require an additional
$400, 000. 00 for General Relief in 1960.
At the present time there is $641, 405. 00 in the contingent account, which
represents balances carried over from 1959. Cash receipts in 1960 for Ancker Hospital
will probably exceed the estimate by $300, 000. 00.
r
The County Welfare Board, therefore, gave consideration to a recommenda-
tion that a part of the estimated balances be used for reducing the City and County share of
the 1961 budget. keeping in mind that a portion of these balances should be set aside for
meeting deficits in the Relief appropriation in 1960. The Board did not take action to
allocate any of these balances but asked that the Fact Finding Committee consider these
in making its decisions. The total budget for 1961, including all special items and cost-
of-living adjustments, is $17, 247, 253. 00. The City and County's share is $9, 822, 483. 00.
This is $779, 631. 00 more than 1960. Of this increase, $65$', (-0. 00 represents cost -of-
living increases and special requests and $J.qO, 000. 00 in increases in the General Relief
estimates.
Members of the County Welfare Board, the Secretary, and other staff
: members designated by the Board are prepared to meet with you, the Fact Finding
Committee and Members of the City Council and Board of County Commissioners at
any time you wish to begin consideration of this budget.
Respectfully submitted,
(Miss) Ruth L. Bowman
Director
r.
h
.4
F
C
k
F
r
r
-
1
.6
e
al
.r MW
MEMORANDUM
To: Members of the Ramsey
County Welfare Board
From: Miss Ruth L. Bowman
Director, County Welfare Department
Date: June 24, 1960
Re: 1961 Budget Request
= = = = = M
COPY
As a result of the Board's discussion at its meeting on June 21, 1960, I am
submitting the following summary for the Board's consideration:
Salaries for Departments of Administration, Administrative and Social Services
The number of approved positions for 1961 is established at 238 1/2, or two
less than the number authorized for 1960. This proposal provides for the elimination of
four positions as a result of the Systems and Procedures Study and Installation being con-
ducted by Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Company, Consultants. It provides for the addition
of a position of Systems and Procedures Supervisor created by the County Welfare Board in
1960, and one additional Case Worker for the placement and supervision of delinquent girls
placed in the custody of the County Welfare Board by the Juvenile Court. The net change,
therefore, will be two positions, bringing the number of positions from 240 1/2 to 238 1/2.
A special project established with matching Federal Child Welfare funds will be discontinued
in 1961 because the commitment made by the State has not been kept, and we understand
these funds will not be available for 1961.
The comparison of 1960 and 1961 salaries are as follows:
1960:
Number of positions - 240 1/2
City and County share $1,294,897.00
Estimated Cash Receipts $ 110, 000. 00
Total salary budget 1, 404, 897. 00
1961:
Number of positions - 238 1 /2
City and County share $1,309,252.00
Cost -of- Living increase $ 63, 150. 00
Total City and County share T_,372, 402. 00
Estimated Cash Receipts $ 125, 000.00
Total Salary budget $1, 497, 402. 00
The City and County share of salaries is $77, 505. 00 more than 1960 appropriation. How-
: ever, $63, 150. 00 of this represents cost -of- living increase, which we believe will be
authorized by the State agency.
€ Administration Expense and Expense of Operation and Maintenance of Building
In 1960 and for prior years the cost of County Civil Service, which is paid
by the County Welfare Board to the County Civil Service Commission, has been included in
` the budget of the Central Administration Department. Since this is a cost chargeable to the
` Ancker Hospital and the County HHome bec -cruse all emplovees in the Administration, Adminis-
trative and Social Services Departments are under the County Welfare Merit System, we have
charged in the 1961 budget the Civil Service costs to the two institutions. The Ancker Hospital
5 and the County Home share of Workmen's Compensation and Welfare Fund Insurance is
r�,� ■r rr r r r �r r r r �r r r r ■r �
charged to these Institutions in the 1961 budget, It will be the first year that there has
been a proper distribution of the costs of these services.
The appropriation for Administration expense, operating and maintenance
of buildings for 1960 was $400, 078, 00. The appropriation for 1961, including special re-
quests of $500. 00 for microfilming checks,which we are required by law to keep; $18, 000. 00
for the first stage in a plan to air condition the building, $7, 500, 00 for painting ttie interior
of the building in order to keep it from deteriorating, and $5, 000. 00 to provide for a cost
accounting system at Ancker. Hospital, makes a total Other Expense item of $304, 000. 00,
or $96, 078, 00 less than the 1960 appropriation. There are no cash receipts included in
this computation.
The increase in the City and County share of salaries of $77, 505. 00 is offset
by the decrease in the Other Expense account of $96, 078. 00 so that there will be a net re-
duction in this department of $18, 573. 00 in City and County money. (The County Welfare
Board approved these estimates as submitted. )
Public Assistance Grants
General Relief
The appropriation for General Relief for 1960 was $1, 400, 000, 00, of which
$1, 215, 230. 00 was City and County funds, $134, 770. 00 State reimbursement, and $60, 000. 00
cash receipts.
The General Relief caseload has not dropped as rapidly as we forecast for
1960 because of adverse economic conditions so that we probably will have to spend an
additional $400, 000, 00 for relief in 1960, unless economic conditions improve substantially
and the unskilled and older workers who make up a large part of the caseload of employable
persons, can find employment.
We have estimated $1, 700, 000. 00 for 1961 for Relief grants. However, if
conditions improve as they did in 1957, for example, the costs may drop substantially.
Forecasts do not indicate a business recovery as substantial as this but the Board may wish
to consider some reduction in this estimate with the knowledge that more money may be
needed if we have another bad year. A reduction to $1, 600, 000. 00 might be considered. If
this reduction is made, the City and County share for General Relief for 1961 would be
$1,405, 230, 00. State reimbursement will be $134, 770. 00, and Cash Receipts estimated at
$60, 000. 00, bringing the total to $1, 600, 000. 00 for 1961. This is an increase of $190, 000. 00
over the City and County share of the General Relief budget for 1960. (The County Welfare
Board increased the Relief grant estimate to $1, 700, 000. 00 for consideration by the City
and County governing bodies. )
Aid to the Disabled
r
There is very little change in this program. The City and County's share
estimated for 1961 is $25, 530. 00, or $30, 00 more than 1960. State and Federal reimburse-
ments are estimated at $105, 000. 00, making a gross budget of $130, 530. 00.
Aid to the Blind
The City and County's share for this program is $46, 920. 00, State and
Federal reimbursements $110, 000. 00, or a total gross budget of $156, 920. 00. This
figure is $6, 080. 00 less than the City and County's share appropriated for 1960.
'F
F
r
r
�p
F
-f
6
P
- 3 -
Old Age Assistance
The City and County's share for 1961 is estimated at $899, 900. 00, State
and Federal contributions $2, 700, 000. 00, and cash receipts $85, 000. 00, making a
gross budget of $3, 684, 900. 00. This is a reduction under 1960 of $64, 700..00 of City
and County money.
Aid to Dependent Children
The 1961 City and County's share is $533, 363. 00, State and Federal
reimbursements $1, 600, 000. 00, cash receipts $20, 000. 00, making a gross budget of
$2, 173, 363. 00. The City and County's share is $26, 237. 00 less than 1960.
Child Welfare
Child Welfare costs are estimated for 1961 at $728, 530. 00. This includes
$15, 500. 00 for two additional group homes, one for delinquent girls and one for delin-
quent boys. I have also added $2, 000. 00 to the estimate for the Home of the Good
Shepherd, since we have just received a request for an increase in rates to $131. 00 per
month per child. This figure also includes $6, 000. 00, which is the estimated increase
in boarding home rates for 1961. This item has already been approved by the Board.
Cash receipts for 1961 are estimated at l�l;��, 000. 00. The gross budget
for the Child Welfare Department is, therefore, $728, 530. 00. The City and County's
share is $618, 530. 00, $126, 030. 00 more than in 1960.
Payment to State Institutions
The City and County's share in 1960 was estimated at $85, 000. 00 with an
estimated $10, 000. 00 in cash receipts. The 1961 budget estimate is $90, 000. 00 for
City and County's share and $15, 000. 00 cash receipts,. making a gross budget of
$105, 000. 00, or $5, 000. 00 more in City and County money than in 1960. These repre-
sent payments to the University of Minnesota Hospital, which has reviewed its rates this
yeah and to the Institution for Mentally Deficient Children and Adults. '
SUMMARY
I am listing all of the increases and the decreases for 1961 so that the
Board can see the net increase in cost for 1961.
Tne-- rzncac-
Salarie s
Relief
Aid to the Disabled
Child Welfare
Extended Relief
Total Increase
Decreases Under 1960 City and County Share:
Other Administrative Expense
Old Age Assistance
Aid to Dependent Children
Aid to the Blind
Total Decrease
$ 77, 505. 00
290, 000. 00
30.00
126, 030. 00
5,000.00
$498,565.00
$ 96, 078. 00
64, 700. 00
26, 237. 00
6,080.00
193, 095. 00
-4-
This amount subtracted from $498, 565. 00 leaves a net increase in the City
and County's share of funds of $305, 470. 00.
'Use of Balances
At the present time there is $641, 405. 00 in the Contingent Account, and it
is estimated that Ancker Hospital Cash Receipts will exceed the amount estimated for
1960 by approximately $300, 000. 00. At this time we do not know whether the Ancker
Hospital will exceed its budget appropriation so that it will have to obtain permission for
the use of excess cash receipts to make up deficits, but if it does not, then I think we can
estimate total balances available at $941, 405. 00 for 1960. If we estimate that we will
need approximately $400, 000. 00 for transfer into the Direct Relief accounts to make up
the deficit there, this will leave a balance of $541, 000. 00 in the Contingent Account.
It is recommended that the Board include $300, 000. 00 of the balances in
order to reduce the City and County's share of the 1961 budget request for these depart-
ments so that it will not exceed the 1960 appropriation.
(The Board instructed the Secretary to include the suggestion of the use of cash receipts
to the Fact Finding Committee so that this Committee could make a judgment as to
whether balances should be used this year and in what amount. )
E
t
a
S
= M ' = M
MEMORANDUM
TO: Members of the Ramsey County
Welfare Board
FROM: T. E. Broadie, M. D.
Superintendent, Ancker Hospital
DATE: June 16, 1960
RE: 1961$udge;t;*
Herewith are presented estimates of expenditures for the Ancker Hospital
and for the year January to December, 1961. Total estimates are in the amount of
$5, 569, 690. 00. These exceed estimates made for 1960 in the amount of $280, 818. 00.
Attention is directed to the following components of the chart of accounts:
Administration
Salaries - As explained in the budget year of 1960, a Department of Admis-
sions was formulated in late 1959. At that juncture, eleven (11) individuals were to be
transferred from the departments of Social Service and Medical Records to the Division
of Administration. Such has gradually been accomplished. Due to failure in communi-
cation, it was not fully implemented until the latter part of May. As finally set, thirteen
(13) full time and four (4) part time employees have been required to develop the Admis-
sions Department. By virtue of the foregoing, the salary item of this account has been
substantially increased. Titles involved are as follows: Junior Clerks - 4; Clerks 4;
Senior Clerks - 4; Junior Clerk- Typist - 1; Clerk- Typists - 4.
Other Expenses - Three items which have not been allocated before to the
hospital are now charged to the Division of Administration. These are: Civil Service -
$36, 000. 00; Health and Welfare - $60, 200. 00; Workmen's Compensation - $12, 000. 00;
total - $108, 200. 00. The foregoing produces a maximum increase in this account.
Purchase, Storage and Issuance
M
-r�
Salaries - Provision has been made to provide the services of a clerk- steno-
grapher in this department at $3, 348. 00 per year. This department has long needed such
an arrangement.
w
Other Expenses - Provision of a desk and chair and typewriter for the
foregoing addition at a total of $380. 00 has been made in Office Equipment, New.
It is planned to install ready made metal partititions in the Receiving Sec-
'' tion of the buyer's department. $100. 00 has been planned for this expenditure and
incorporated in Other Equipment, New.
Heat, Light and Power
Other Expense - The following items are planned for 1961:
F
rr rr �i ■r r r rr it r r r �r rr rr rr rr rr rr
F
� �
r
k 2
a. Install water circulator in the Laundry; account class -
Repair and Replacement, Other Equipment, amount - $1, 500. 00.
b. New air compressor; account class - Repair and Replacement,
Other Equipment; amount - $1, 250. 00.
Garage
Other Expenses - Replacement of a 1957 Cadillac ambulance is contemplated.
The vehicle which is to be replaced has a total of 60, 000 miles on the speedometer.
These cars cost new around $10, 000 or somewhat in excess of that. With trade -in,
it is thought that $6, 500. 00 will be adequate for financing this transaction.
Medical and Surgical
Salaries - The Board recently approved an additional position in the Depart-
ment of Surgery for purposes of supervision in the receiving suite. The cost of this
is $3, 800. 00 per year. Funds for this purpose have been included in the salary item.
Increases of $1, 000. 00 per year for Dr. Robert Rossing and $500. 00 per
year for Dr. Dennis Kane are recommended. These increases are now included in
the budget estimates.
Other Expenses - It is planned to purchase a new operating table for the
Division of Otolaryngology. It is also planned to purchase cupboards for the work
rooms in the operating suite. The sum of $4, 600. 00 has been included in Other
Equipment, New, and Replacement and Repair, for this purpose.
At this point, your attention is directed specifically to the item titled,
"Services, Medical and Others". This account must be calculated anew each year.
On July 1, 1960, the University of Minnesota will increase fellowship stipends from.
$2, 820. 00 to $3, 364. 00 per year. We are planning a crew of twenty -five and a half
(25 1/2) resident physicians for 1961. This includes one additional resident each in
Otolaryngology end Surgery. This account also includes provisions to recruit a full
time director of Pediatrics at $15, 000. 00 per year.
In a letter of recent date, Doctor Owen Wangensteen asked for an increase
in the salary of Doctor Lloyd MacLean. $1, 000. 00 per year is recommended.
Medical Records and Library
Salaries - Last year, $15, 000. 00 was appropriated for microfilming
old records. It was originally intended to contract for the job. Plans were altered,
tr equipment was purchased, and now microfilming is being done by employees in the
department. It is proposed to continue in that manner. One individual in Grade 17
at $379. 00 per month is required for this purpose. We are currently short one
medical records librarian. Provision has been made to place this part of the
department at full strength when possible.
The superintendent is in receipt of a strongly worded communication
from the Department of Medicine. It is therein recommended that a new medical
library be assembled and housed. There is a place where such can be implemented
in living quarters formerly occupied by the assistant superintendent. The principal
item of cost would be the salary of a hospital librarian. Funds in the amount of
$4, 100. 00 have been incorporated for this purpose.
Other Expenses - Funds in the amount of $5, 000. 00 have been incorporated
in this item, sub - classification "Miscellaneous ", for purchase of microfilming supplies'.
In addition, provision for the purchase of books for the interns' library,- $400. 00; two
new typewriters and stands - $400. 00 - are planned.
= = = M = M
mm
Anesthesiology
Salaries - Doctor Frederic Van Bergen, Professor and Head, Division
of Anesthesiology at the University of Minnesota, recommended in a recent com-
munication that salaries for resident anesthesiologists be disbursed by the Comp-
troller at the University. Heretofore these persons have been paid directly by the
hospital. Pay for four (4) fellows has been transferred from "Salaries" to "Other
Expenses" in the classification of "Miscellaneous ".
X -Ray
Salaries - A hospital committee has been in negotiation with the Chief
of Radiology and his associates. They urge the addition of another physician to
their department. They have agreed to accept a salary of $15, 000. 00 per year for
this purpose. That amount has been incorporated in this report. In addition, in a
memorandum they recommend an increase to staff in 1961. Two additional positions
are recommended, although three were requested. One (1) X -Ray Technician -
P
$3, 648. 00 per year; and one (1) Clerk- Typist - $3, 792. 00 per year. Funds to
implement these recommendations have been incorporated.
Other Expenses Doctor Aurelius and his staff recommend the following
equipment: New - $16, 500. 00; Replacement and Repair - $11, 500. 00; total -
$28, 000. 00. (See Doctor Aurelius' communication).
Laboratories
Salaries - The hospital committee has been in negotiation with Doctor Noble,
Director of Laboratories. The latter has been urged by the Division of Irternal
Medicine particularly to enlarge his scope of operation. (See Doctor Noble's letter).
The fiscal basis for the following recommendations have been incorporated: One
(1) physician trained in Pathology - $15, 000. 00; One (1) Bacteriologist - $8, 000. 00;
One (1) Chemist - $9, 000. 00; One (1) Medical Technoligist - $4, 800. 00; total -
$36,800.00.
F Other Expenses - (See Doctor Noble's letter). These recommendations
` are as follows in summary: Star Microscope - $967. 00; Mercury Illuminator -
r
r $476. 00; Reagents - $55. 00; Filter Apparatus - $136. 00; Rotator - $150. 00; Centri-
fuges - $850. 00; Water Bath - $75. 00; Colorimeter - $450. 00; Oven - $50. 00;
Refrigerator - $300. 00; Balance - $450. 00; total - $3, 959. 00.
Inseparable from consideration of the laboratory problem is the question
of space. To accomplish the purposes as designed unquestionably requires additional
space. It is proposed to remodel the space above the hospital garage. An archi-
tect's estimate is attached hereto. Funds for this item have not been incorporated
in the accompanying estimates.
Dietary
Other Expenses - Plans for this department are projected herewith:
Office Equipment, Replacement and Repair - Two (2) office desks and a typewriter
desk - $475. 00; Other Equipment, New - Two (2) food carts - $5, 050. 00; Other
Equipment, Replacement - One (1) food cart - $1, 500. 00; total - $7, 025. 00.
Social Services
Salaries - It is planned to increase the staff in this division by hiring a
Chief Medical Social Worker at a cost of $5, 500. 00 per year.
Other Expenses - One (1) new desk and chair and file will be required
r
for the foregoing plan at a cost of $300. 00.
.F
rr rr r it rr rr rr rr rr r r r rr rr rr r rr r
Y.
,r
G
-4-
Out Patient Department
Salaries - The Director of Medical Clinics, mentioned in another divis-
ion and supported by the Chief of Medicine, suggests that a clerk - typist be hired
to relieve the nursing staff of clerical duties in this division. Cost is $3, 200. 00
per year.
Other Expenses - Instruments for the Department of Ophthalmology are
recommended at a total costof $1, 700. 00.
Copies of communications originating with the departments involved are attached
herewith.
TEB /jc /aj
Attachs
r rr � r rr rr rr r� r �r rr r r �r r rr r r
COPY
MEMORANDUM
To: Dr. Thomas E. Broadie
From: Drs. Aurelius, Peterson & Calin
Subject: 1961 Budget for the X -Ray Department at Ancker Hospital
It is recommended that the following be considered for
the 1961 budget for the X -ray department at Ancker Hospital:
1. $16, 500 to be used for new equipment.
The lack of space in the X -Ray Department still remains an important
problem in our daily operation. As the demands for more special procedures
increase, space deficiency must be taken care of by increasing the work day
and supplying more technical help during a twenty four hour period to finish
the days work. No major equipment change in the four radiographic room is
suggested. The following is recommended:
A. $1500. 00 - supplying phototiming to the fluoroscopic screen and
adding a columnator to one of the tubes in our special procedure
room.
B. $8000. 00 - mobile image intensifier to be used in surgery. Such
a unit can be used with little danger in reducing fractures, hip
nailing, foreign body localization, neurosurgery, etc.
C. $4, 000. 00 - for motor driven alternator viewing box to be used in
the staff viewing room. Such a device is used for viewing frames
of % -rays in front of a large film illuminatot. With such a device,
the problems of viewing multiple films (sixty or more in some cases)
can be solved. J
D.. $3, 000. 00 - for a Vu -Graph Projector. This machine is to be used
to project x -rays on a screen in the auditorium. In this way, smaller
detail of x -ray films can be shown to all viewers.
2. $11, 500 for replacement of x -ray equipment. This is to include:
A. $6, 000. 00 for replacement of the control and transformer in the
Imperial Room. The present equipment has been requiring almost
constant repair and its replacement with a 300 MA transformer and
control is advised.
B. $5, 000. 00 - for a new mobile unit to replace the one which has
been used on contagion. The present unit is an old one and requires
almost constant repair and maintenance.
C. $500. 00 - for the replacement and addition of film viewing boxes
in the department. Some of the present boxes need complete replace-
ment; others should be added to in order for the radiologist to be able
to completely study many of the examinations we are now doing.
3. Office Equipment
No appreciable change in the expenditures for office equipment i,s
requested. It is recommended that the following be made available:
A. $200. 00 - for the making of glass slides for teaching purposes.
B. $200. 00 - for the purchase of additional new books for the x -ray
library.
I
6,
4. X -Ray Therapy
The addition of x -ray therapy to the radiology department is again
strongly recommended. No budget request is made at this time because
of the lack of space to place x -ray therapy equipment. No additional
equipment in the radio - isotope department is requested.
5. X -Ray Film & Solutions
No further change in expenditures is expected except for a possible
increase in film cost. This might be expected because of the increasing
use of movie film. It is not expected that this amount should exceed
$500. 00. Any increase over that amount is not anticipated unless the
volume of work done increases beyond that ordinarily expected.
6. Personnel
The present compliment of x -ray technicians consists of eleven regular
technicians. The income of one regular technician for a period of
eleven months is available for vacation relief. Such relief has been
difficult to get in recent years. Too, no new technicians have been
added to the department although additional radiological coverages
have been added. The isotope lab now does about one hundred fifty
procedures per year. Special procedures are requiring more time and
work. Anglocardiography, which is now done about twice a week,
requires two to three hours to complete. This procedure could be done
twice a day. Other new radiographic procedures such as cerebral and
carotid arteriography, veinography, etc. are also time consuming.
We should like to abolish our vacation relief and add a new technician.
This could be done with the additional expenditure of a months' salary
for a single technician. We would like to add two aides to the
departmental staff to help the technician staff in their jobs. Some of
their duties would be:
a. Assist patients in dressing and undressing.
b. Care for special procedure trays and exchange needles,
etc. with central supply.
c. Give cleansing enemas to outpatients if needed.
F
d. Watch patients who require attention and to care for
children and older patients who require attention.
e. In general, do many things that the present x -ray
technician is now doing in cleaning up x -ray rooms and
dressing rooms and to help in the x -ray examination of
the patient.
In addition, it is recommended that a second senior clerk typist be
added to the department. She should be able to help the present typist
in doing the routine typing, replace the present typpi�st during vacations
and sick leave, and help give typing coverage on S' turdays. Many
jobs now being done by the Senior and Senior Assistant Technician could
be performed by such an individual. Other jobs such as the editing and
G filing of movie films, preparation for x -ray conferences and assisting
the radiologists in the carrying out of their daily jobs could be done by
such a typist.
Finally, it is recommended that a second Senior Assistant Technician
position be made for the x -ray department.
C-� C-
COPY
MEMORANDUM
To: Thomas Broadie, M. D.
From: John F. Noble, M. D.
Date: June 1, 1960
Re: 1961 Laboratory Budget
Because of the increased demandson the laboratory service, both
in volume and scope, I feel that the following items are necessary to satisfy
the modern needs of the clinical services. These items are in addition to the
budget as set up for 1960.
BACTERIOLOGY:
1. Salary for Mr. J. M. Williams, Bacteriologist, Grade 28 at $654. 00 per month.
2• Equipment to modernize the Bacteriology Laboratory and methods:
(a). 56280 American Optical Phase Star Microscope for Fluorescence,
Bright Field and Phase microscopy complete with accessories $967. 65.
(b). Mercury Arc Illuminator with accessories - $476. 60.
(c). Reagents for Fluorescent Study - $55. 50.
3. Additional Bacteriology Equipment:
(a) Membrane filter apparatus with accessories - $136. 00.
(b). Fisher Rotator - $150. 00.
CHEMISTRY:
1. Salary for Chemist suggested figure by Mr. Mead of the Civil Service for a
Masters Degree, or-equivalent in Clinical Chemistry, $9, 000. 00 per annum.
2. Equipment:
(a). Two (2) centrifuges - $850. 00
(b). One (1) Prothrombin Water Bath - $75. 00.
(c). One (1) Evelyn Colorimeter - $450. 00
(d). One (1) Drying oven - $50. 00.
(e). One (1) Refrigerator - $300. 00.
(f). One (1) Chain Chemical Balance - $450. 00.
3. Physical Expansion for Chemistry Laboratory as per the estimate by
Cavin and Paige, Architects.
4. An additional Registered Medical Technologist - salary at $392. 00 per month.
'F
COPY
r
MEMORANDUM
.r
To: Thomas Broadie, M. D.
'From: John F. Noble, M. D.
t
Date: June 28, 1960
Re: Laboratory Expansion
E In response to your request for my opinion on the necessity for the
proposed expansion of laboratory space to the second story of the garage building,
let me say, that in the past ten years the volume of laboratory procedures carried out
in the laboratory has practically doubled. In 1950, the total number of procedures was
150, 788, and in 1959, the number had increased to 296, 871. During this period no
space has been available for expansion. The most pressing need is in the Chemistry
Laboratory. The technical personnel in this department has been increased by only
one technologist in the past ten years. More help could not be accomodated because of
lack of space. The total floor space in use at the present time is 305 square feet. In
this cramped area 40, 622 clinical chemical examinations were performed by a staff of
3 technologists in 1959.
During the past ten years the number and scope of clinical chemical
examinations required for diagnosis and teaching has increased enormously and because
of the situation outlined above, we have been unable to furnish adequate service for
diagnostic and teaching purposes. I, therefore, recommend the expansion of laboratory
space as outlined by architects Cavin and Page. This opinion is concurred in by Doctors
MacLean and Rossing, the University Teaching Representatives in Surgery and Medicine.
/s/ John F. Noble
John F. Noble, M. D.
Pathologist
E
COPY
_ -- CAVIN AND PAGE,- ARCHITECTS 360 ROBERT STREET, ST. PAUL 1, CA. 2 -5350
May 25, 1960
Dr. T. E. Broadie
Ancker Hospital
495 Jeff erson Avenue
Saint Paul, Minnesota
F
t Re: Ancker Hospital Laboratory
Dear Dr. Broadie:
Dr. Noble called yesterday to let us know that the preliminary sketch we submitted
was essentially what was needed in plan for the laboratory remodeling.
He asked that we submit an estimate for the work to you as soon as possible. Our
estimate anticipates everything shown on the drawing, plus the necessary lighting
and revision' of the heating and plumbing system, so that the equipment and casework
may be installed and work.
The only questionable item would be the very necessary bridge connection to the
` existing laboratory. If this needs to be fireproof and enclosed, it might be more
expensive, but further studies will be necessary before this can be determined.
I believe this will be a fine addition to your laboratory and we anticipate that all
of this casework and equipment can be moved into the new hospital and reused there
when it is ready.
If there is anything further we can help you with, please don't hesitate to phone.
Sincerely yours,
Is/ Clayton M. Page
CMP:egb Clayton M. Page.
Enc .
4
ANCKER HOSPITAL LABORATORY REMODELING BUDGET ESTIMATE
1330 Sq. ft. @ $20 per sq. ft. $26,600
1080 Sq. ft. @ $ 5 per sq. ft. 5,400
Casework 91500
Bridge 2,000
Total $43,500
-E Contingency @ 516 (attorneys fees, permits, completion bonds, etc.) 2,175
$45,675
Architects fee at 87o 3,654
F Total cost $49,329
Cavin and Page, Architects
/ s / Clayton M. Page
r
k
f
k
I
COPY
JOHN A. McNEILL, M. D.
1052 Lowry Medical Arts Building
4th St. Entrance
St. Paul l - Minnesota
Practice Limited to
Ophthalmology and Ophthalmic
Surgery
April 26, 1960
Dr. Thomas Broadie
Medical Director, Ancker Hospital
495 Jefferson
St. Paul, Minnesota
Dear Dr. Broadie:
The Ophthalmology Section of Ancker Hospital respectfully requests that the
instruments listed below be obtained for our department.
The Schlotz Tonometers are necessary as only one is available at present and
it frequently needs to be away for repair and checking. Also, having more than
one instrument greatly increases their life. The Projector and trial lens cabinet
would greatly facilitate the handling of refractions in our present room and would
make possible the separation of the refracting lanes and thereby eliminate much
E confusion. The Mueller Recording Tonometer would make available to our patients
a new technique - Tonography - which greatly facilitates the diagnosis and treat-
ment of glaucoma.
Yours sincerely,
/s/ John A. McNeill
John A. McNeill, M. D.
Chief - Section of Ophthalmology
JAM /hjs Ancker Hospital Medical Staff
-E
REQUESTED - NEW INSTRUMENTS - OPHTHALMOLOGY DEPARTMENT
April 26, 1960
Jenkel- Davidson trial lens cabinet with built -in control
panel and holders for diagnostic instruments $250.00
In either Mahogany, Walnut or Blond
Bausch and Lomb, Projector complete with variable iris
stand with casters and cover, #71- 34 -40 -30 $280.00
These may be obtained through: A. F. Williams and Company
366 St. Peter Street, St. Paul, Minnesota
-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -•- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Recording Tonometer complete with voltage control, calibra-
tion gauge, chart, etc. # O. P. 9090 $1000.00
E New stand built especially for tonometer with c.9nductive
casters and lock $ 49.50
Schlotz Tonometers (2) # O. P. 9000 $ 60. 00 each
These may be obtained through: V. Mueller and Company
1951 University Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota
ADMINISTRATION
COUNTY WELFARE DEPT ESTIMATED SALARIES FOR 1961
61 SALARY INGRADE 61 TOTAL COST OF LIVING TOTAL
ADMIN SERV'QIRECTOR
1
109980000
10 +980.00
480.00
119460.00
WELF DIRECTOR 1V
1
139500.00
139500.00
139500000
CASE WORKER 1
1
69720.00
225o00
6 +945900
300000
79245000
SUPERVISOR;OF COLL
1
99180000
9 +180.00
420000
99600.00
ACCOUNTANT "1
4
28968OoO0
28 +680.00
1 +380.00
309060.00
AUDITOR
1
109980000
16.980.00
480000
119460000
ACCOUNTANT, 11
2
17.160.00
179160000
780000
179940.00
CLERK SPECIALIST
1
6 +720.00
69720000
300000
7 +020000
SYSTEMS 'PROCEDURES
1
79680.00
180000
79860000
360000
89220.00
CLERK 11
1
4.140000
180000
4 +320.00
180000
4 +500.00
CLERK 1111
1
49920000
360000
59 80000
240000
59520000
CLERK TYPIST 1
4
140652000
225000
14.877.00
648000
159525.00
CLERK TYPIST 11
3
14.100.00
14 +100.00
660000
140760.00
CLERK STENO 11
1
49500.00
60.00
4 +566.00
180.00
49740000
CLERK STENO 111
2
189000000
129000.00
540000
129540000
CLERK TYPIST 111
1
59880.00
5.880000
240.00
69120000
KEY PUNCH'OPR
3
129600.00
129600.00
540.00•
139140.00
TAB MACH OPR 1
1
5.160.00
5 +160.00
240000
59400.00
TAB MACH :OPR 11
1
49680.00
200000
49880.00
240000
59120.00
TAB MACH 'SUPVR
1
59640000
240.00
59880000
240000
60120000
32*
1999872.00*
19670000*
2019542oOO*
80448.00*
2099990000*
r`
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
61 SALARY
INGRADE
61 TOTAL COST OF LIVING
TOTAL
SOCIAL WELF SUPVR 111
2
189420.00
280.00
189700900
840000
199540000
CASE WORKER 1
76
4489080.00
129225000
4609305000
209070000
4809375000
CASE WORKER 11
17
114.000000
875.00
1149875o00
59040000
119o915000
CASE WORKER 111
18
1249200.00
440.00
1249640000
59760.00
1309400000
SOCIAL WELF SUPVR 1
20
1599840.00
930.00
160 +770000
74080000
1679850.00
SOCIAL WELF SUPVR 11
3.
269760.00
269760000
19200000
P-79960000
NURSINGICARE ADVISOR
_
69720000
69720.00
300000
79020000
CLERK 1
I
3 +960.00
39960.00
180000
49140.00
CLERK 11
1
49320000
49320.00
180000
49500.00
CLERK TYPIST 1
3
109224.00
372.00
109596.00
468000
119064.00
CLERK STENO it
3.
149820000
14 +820000
660000
159480000
CASE AIDE 11
1.
69120000
69120000
300000
60420.00
146*
9379464.00*
159122.009E
9529586.00*
429078000*
9949664000*
ADMINISTRATIVE
61 SALARY
INGRADE
61 TOTAL COST OF LIVING
TOTAL
PERSONNEL OFFICER
1
79320.00
240.00
79560000
360000
7992Oo00
NUTRITION CONSULTANT
1
89400.00
89400.00
360000
89760.00
PSYCHOLOGIST
A
60120.00
120.00
69240000
240.00
69480.00
CLERK SPECIALIST
2
139440000
300.00
139740.00
600000
149340.00
OFFICE•MGR
1
89760.00
80760.00
420.00
99180000
CLERK 1
2
69768.00
120600
69888.00
324o00
79212000
CLERK 11
4
18 +960.00
200000
199160.00
960.00
209120000
CLERK TYPIST 1
23
839844000
29112000
859956.00
3o780.00
899736000
CLERK TYPIST 11
10
479340.00
•135.00
479475000
29220000
499695o00
CLERK STENO 1
2
99000000
99000000
360.00
99360000
CLERK STENO it.
2
99420.00
99420.00
420.00
99840.00
CLERK TYPIST 111
2
119280.00
119280.00
480000
11o760000
SWITCHBOARD OPR 1
2
89280000
75.00
89355000
360.00
89715o00
MAINTiSUPVR
1
69420000
69420.00
300900
60720600
JANITOR
i6
269340000
.450000
269790.00
19200000
270990.00
UTILITY MAN
1
4 1680000
49680.00
240.00
49920.00
61*
276t372000*
39752000*
2809124000*
129624.00*
292.748.00*
,6
239 *194139708.00*
209544.00 *19434
+252.00*
639150.00 *19497s4O2oOO*
;r
F
ANCKER HOSPITAL PAYROLL
E as of June 15, 1960
Admin. Dept. R
Full Time
.Part Time
Mein Rep Mech
Accounting Clerk
2
Central Sup Rm Attend
Electrician
Accounting Machine Oper.
1
Nursing Attendant
Maint Engineer
Assist. Administrator
1
Practical Nurse
Plumber
Chief Clerk A
1
Ward Aide
Steamfitter
Chief Timekeeper
1
125*
Clerk
6
Clerk Typist
4
2
Main Rep Bfg
Dir: of Admission
1
Chief Nurse General
Bldg Maint Supervisor
Junior Clerk
4
5
Carpenter
Junior Clerk Steno.
1
Head Nurse
Custodial Worker
'A
Junior Clerk Typist
2
Hospital Librarian
Elevator Operator
Personnel Officer
1
Nurse
General Repairman
Principal Clerk
1
Nurse Supervisor
Groundsman
Secretary Steno.
1
Inside Cleaner
Sr. Clerk
6
Painter
Superintendent
1
Nursing Care
Storeroom Helper
Switchboard Oper.
5
2
Watchman
r
39*
9*
2
Pur. Sto. Issu.
Orderly
Main Rep Bfg
Assistant,Buyer
1
Urology Attendant
Custodial Worker
Assist. Storekeeper
2
Orderly
Buyer
1
Window Washer
Sr. Clerk' Typist
1
Stock Clerk
2
Storekeeper A
1
Garage
Storeroom Helper
1
1
Ambulance Driver
9*
1*
Garage Foreman
Housekeeping
Clerk Typist
Custodial Worker
f
Dir. of Housekeeping
Housekeeper
Mattress Maker
Mender
Seamstress
.t
L aund r'y
Assist: Head Washerman A
Custodial Worker
Flatwo'rk Oper.
Forelady Finishing Rm.
Forelady Flatwork Rm.
Head , Washerman A
Ironer
Laundry Issue Attendant
Laundry Issue Helper
Laundry Manager
Laundry Worker
Washerman
r`
Heat Light Pr
Boiler Rm Helper
Chief Operating Eng A
Ice Plant Operator
Operating Engineer A
Sheet Metal Worker
Stationary Fireman A
G
2
1
1
5*
2
2
4
4
1
1
2
5
1
1
23*
32
1
2
35*
6
1
7*
1
1
Nursing Care
Chief Nurse General 1
53
1
Central Sup Rm Attend
12
1
2 Dir of Nursing 1
Nursing Attendant
5
5
Nurse Instructor 2 1
Practical Nurse
38
1
Ward Aide
70
1
125*
3
6 5
2*
Nursing Care
Chief Nurse General
3
Clerk Typist
1
1
Head Nurse
25
1
Hospital Librarian
1
2
Nurse
83
1
Nurse Supervisor
9
1
122*
1
7
Nursing Care
2
Chief Orderly
1
2
1
Head Orderly
2
1
Orderly
39
15
1
Urology Attendant
1
5
43*
38*
3*
Tr Schl Nurse
U
1
2
1
4*
8
8*
1
1*
20
20*
1
79
1
81*
12
12*
M
Assist Dir of Nurs Sery 1
2
Chief Nurse General 1
1
Clerk Steno 1
1
2 Clerk Typist 1
4
2 Dir of Nursing 1
1
Housemother 1
4
Nurse Instructor 2 1
13*
4* Nurse Instructor 1 7
U
1
2
1
4*
8
8*
1
1*
20
20*
1
79
1
81*
12
12*
M
Full Time Part Time
Nurses Residence Sup
1
Resident Pathologist
Social Director
1
Sr Clerk Steno
ii
1-
16*
2*
Sr Med Technologist
Pharmacy
Laboratory Helper
1
1
Spec Therapy
Pharmacists Aide
1
Chief Phys Therapist
Pharmacist
2
Chief Occup Therapist
Sr Pharmacist
1
Occupational Therapist
5*
1*
Physical Therapist
Med Surg Sery
A
Assist Med Dir T B Pav
1
Dietary
Cardiologist
1
Baker
Chest Surg T B Pav
2
Butcher
Clerk Steno
1
Chief Cook
Dentist
1
Clerk Typist
Dir of Medical Clinics
1
Diet Cook
Electrocardiograph Tech
1
Dietitian
Instructor in Medicine
1
Dir of Dietetics
Medical Dir T B Pav
1
Food Service Supervisor
Opth Surgeon T B Pav
1
Food Service Worker
Resident Internes
22
Head Baker
Resident Surgeon
8
Junior Cook
Res Surgeon Urology
2
Kitchen Worker
Sr Clerk Steno
1
Sr Cook
Sr Electrocardiograph T
1
Sr Dietitian
Sr Med Technologist
1
Student Dietitian
Staff Physician
3
Staff Urologist
1
Staff Obstetrician
1
Pasteur Plant
Staff Opthomologist
1
Pasteurizer
52*
*
Pasteurizers Helper
Med Recds Lib
Chief Med Records Lib
1
Social Service
Clerk
1
1
Chief Med Social Worker
Junior Clerk
5
3
Clerk Steno
Med Records Librarian
1
1
Medical Social Worker
Sr Clerk Steno
1
1
Sr Clerk Steno
9*
6*
Anesthesia
Out Patient
Anaesthesia Director
1
Chief Nurse General
Res Anaestheologist
5
Custodial Worker
6*
*
Dir T B Division
Head Nurse
X Ray Service
Nurse
Clerk �►
1
Orderly
Junior ;Clerk
2
Ward Aide
Orderly
2
Roentgenologist
3
Senior ";Assist X Ray Tec
i
City Co Phys
Sr Clerk Typist
1
Assist City Co Physn
Sr X Ray Technician
1
Junior Clerk
X Ray ,Technician
9
1
20*
1*
z
Surg Res Lab
Laboratory
Laboratory Helper
Chief Bacteriologist
1
Pathology Attendant
Clerk '
1
Surg Research Lab Sup
Custodial Worker
1
Medical Technologist
8
Pathologist
2
Pathology Attendant
a
3
1
1
12
23*
1
1
2
1
5*
1
1
1
2
4
3
1
7
59
1'
2
21
5
4
5
117*
1
1 '
2*
3
2
2
1
8*
2
1
1
8
5
2
24*
2
1
3*
1
2
1
4*
M.-II
9*
1.
1
1
2
30
1
1
36*
1
i*
1
1
1
3*
2
7*
211
*
*
Chief Operating Engr
Barber
Chief Nurse General
Chief Operating Eng RCH
Clerk
Custodial Worker
Food Service Supervisor
Food Service Worker
General Repairman
Head Orderly
Head Washerman RCH
Ironer
Junior Clerk
Junior Cook
Kitchen Worker
Maid
Mender
Nurse
Nursing Attendant
Occupational Therapist
Operating Engineer RCH
Orderly
Painter
Pediatrician
Practical Nurse
Sr Clerk
Sr Clerk Typist
Sr Cook
Sr Dietitian
Storekeeper RCH
Superintendent
Truck Driver
Ward', Aide
5
s
i`
F
RAMSEY COUNTY HOME PAYROLL
as of June 15, 1960
Full Time Part Time
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
1
4
13
1
2
1
4
1
1 1
2 1
2
1
1 1
4 1
1
4
14 4
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
15 4
81* 31*
81 31
k
L
i
k
e
'i
1
c�
0
tj
c+
N.
P,
1
H
O
c+
o CD'
OD --a
O \O
I W
O m
O O
%0 OD
zo
W OD
In O
O O
In In
G\ O
OD
O w
O O
Ian W
In \0
OD
In W
0 o
O 0
vii W
0 IHn
IOn O
O O
� w
VOi 4r
O W
O o°
{f}
4r 0
r H
N
\0 OD
In
w OD
110 -13
W N
M FH-'
v N
co �7
v v
0 0
0 0
o O
O O
O O
O o
O o
O O
N W H
l0it \0\\00\\00 0G\\l�,J�O
O Vt In . In \O W \O O
O O V% W N O\ O O
O O o 0 0 0 W 0 0
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
O 00000000
NWH
Ipn\rro
Uri
co N, Na\\0 x'\00
O O zn O In a\ Q\ a\ O
O
00000000
0 00000000
O O O O.O 0 0 0 0
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
H .-. H H v I1t 0
O OD v v- W co In O
O In0g00\%7w O
O O In W OD 0\ 0 0
O O O O O Q W O O
0 o O O o O O O O
Q 00000000
H
In In OD In
w 0\ N -tr In \0 0
O 110 \O \O In 0\ w \0 l tt
O In In In \0 W \0
0 N
o Ol W n W N0%O 00000woo
0 00000000
0 00000000
r
W H Nln Nlnv H
In co N N % n W %D In
O aV%alnOO\a\N
0 Q0000Oow
0 00000000
O 00000000
O 00000000
r\ H r . N p\ \O
In oo v v O\ O\ $ o
Y d
O OIOnW ODW O 0
O 0000OVOo
O
0 0 a C)00 00
0 O O Q O O o 0 0
v v v v
N H k.A H \HA
�' NOO\ -Q NNE w
Y Y Y Y Y 0
v 0\ co O\ O \0 H \
In H�lONO -a�lW
O Na\v 0w�NOD
O In .N O O OD In N
O O In O In O W O In
H
lOn\ O\ONDN OHONIS
N co O\ OD \n O H 4:- N
In OD �l �7 O H OD N \O
\p -,7 o -,7 H
O In�30•N0 Hln�l
O O In O In O �7 O In
H N
HH0\�]H
OIOn000
00000v
0 0 0 0 0 �7
1 1 1 000000
0000o0
000000
1 1
N 03
In
H
CD - - - O(
H
o
F a cD
d
0
tAi
m 0 C+wtj
O
1 1 0 1
1 0 0 0
O
O o
M
F+
Q
W 4 cD t 1 O'
000
ti
r 1--
m
pwp
nt K H 4
N
Oa so so
m
w
FesJ m p p
P BI
m
`+i
pt�-�+
C m Q a m ono ago
E m E C
O
m
ch
cm+
w e+
c+ m p
CD �
C+
P) m C+
m
o CD'
OD --a
O \O
I W
O m
O O
%0 OD
zo
W OD
In O
O O
In In
G\ O
OD
O w
O O
Ian W
In \0
OD
In W
0 o
O 0
vii W
0 IHn
IOn O
O O
� w
VOi 4r
O W
O o°
{f}
4r 0
r H
N
\0 OD
In
w OD
110 -13
W N
M FH-'
v N
co �7
v v
0 0
0 0
o O
O O
O O
O o
O o
O O
N W H
l0it \0\\00\\00 0G\\l�,J�O
O Vt In . In \O W \O O
O O V% W N O\ O O
O O o 0 0 0 W 0 0
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
O 00000000
NWH
Ipn\rro
Uri
co N, Na\\0 x'\00
O O zn O In a\ Q\ a\ O
O
00000000
0 00000000
O O O O.O 0 0 0 0
O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
H .-. H H v I1t 0
O OD v v- W co In O
O In0g00\%7w O
O O In W OD 0\ 0 0
O O O O O Q W O O
0 o O O o O O O O
Q 00000000
H
In In OD In
w 0\ N -tr In \0 0
O 110 \O \O In 0\ w \0 l tt
O In In In \0 W \0
0 N
o Ol W n W N0%O 00000woo
0 00000000
0 00000000
r
W H Nln Nlnv H
In co N N % n W %D In
O aV%alnOO\a\N
0 Q0000Oow
0 00000000
O 00000000
O 00000000
r\ H r . N p\ \O
In oo v v O\ O\ $ o
Y d
O OIOnW ODW O 0
O 0000OVOo
O
0 0 a C)00 00
0 O O Q O O o 0 0
v v v v
N H k.A H \HA
�' NOO\ -Q NNE w
Y Y Y Y Y 0
v 0\ co O\ O \0 H \
In H�lONO -a�lW
O Na\v 0w�NOD
O In .N O O OD In N
O O In O In O W O In
H
lOn\ O\ONDN OHONIS
N co O\ OD \n O H 4:- N
In OD �l �7 O H OD N \O
\p -,7 o -,7 H
O In�30•N0 Hln�l
O O In O In O �7 O In
H N
HH0\�]H
OIOn000
00000v
0 0 0 0 0 �7
1 1 1 000000
0000o0
000000
I'd a CD w
PO O 4 4 M N m m m
H ch • w r pmpt c+ H 4 r m H tr dq C+
is c► m R� -
O a Cl °' c r 0 4 d 0
p O 0 m y 'n CD
1-4 Co CD
A m 'I & •
m
HCAl m
w H
\0 � In
O O N O 0 0 OIn
1 0000
O O O O O O O
010 lrit W limit - lNn OND
O N O O W N O N
Fed ,I In O O O\ In O H
a OD000000co
H • . • .
Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
bd 00000000
\0 H w In N N
01% W w In 0\ O o
O In0\DNOr
--a 000\ In O w
OD I 00000 • N
• • • . • •
O 000000
21 O 0 0 0 0 0 0
vvv v
W\CIDD
1 1
N 03
In
O
O In O
O
o
Y Y
coo
O
N In
g In o W
O
1 1 0 1
1 0 0 0
O
O o
I o O o 0
Q
Q
Q Q Q
I'd a CD w
PO O 4 4 M N m m m
H ch • w r pmpt c+ H 4 r m H tr dq C+
is c► m R� -
O a Cl °' c r 0 4 d 0
p O 0 m y 'n CD
1-4 Co CD
A m 'I & •
m
HCAl m
w H
\0 � In
O O N O 0 0 OIn
1 0000
O O O O O O O
010 lrit W limit - lNn OND
O N O O W N O N
Fed ,I In O O O\ In O H
a OD000000co
H • . • .
Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
bd 00000000
\0 H w In N N
01% W w In 0\ O o
O In0\DNOr
--a 000\ In O w
OD I 00000 • N
• • • . • •
O 000000
21 O 0 0 0 0 0 0
vvv v
W\CIDD
1 1
1 1
W
1 1
&In
H
\HO
O
N In
g In o W
O
In O
O O In
O
O o
I o O o 0
010
O
O O O O
000
O
O O O O
ODHW -Iw N N
O \O In W Ut 4-- In OD
O N O O W N Q N
-,71n000"A0H
PDOOOOQOOD
00000000
00000000
\0 • H W In N N
0\ ;WWlnp\0 0
Y
O In O \0 N. O H
17 0 QO\InaW
OD 1 00000 N
0 000000
O 0 0 0 0 0 0
v v v v
1 1 1
1 1
1 1
W
1 1
InlH�r
-cr\NOW-%3
O�'H
�3 O
\O
O
W N I
In - In 0\
O
v In
O In O N
O
In O
O O O In
1 1 1
1 1
1 1
OH
1 1
s
1 1
-cr\NOW-%3
wCA
�3 O
O 0\ In
o
co
OWE
INn W
0
00\ I
N
O
N
m
' �
O
O O Olin
1 1 1
1 1
1 1
1 1 1
1 1
s
1 1
\0 rnw ONoI�n 0
HIn NODS'
N0N4r0\N
'01 00000
0001000
o H w
CO OD ZA W
y l y l W
O O O O
DO\N
\ F� -Fl�nr
NW \O r N H
Z, � W In aD
IOnOlimitOOG\w
0 0 0 0 0 0
010 010 0 0
W W NODN
NW\OoOVN
. Y
H N H In In
In In N OD �'
NON�rQ\ 0
01001000
0 0 0 0 0 0
r Hr
�co N
H W
Oo In W
\�o I \0 0� I W
O O O O
v v w imNH -O
v H
I.n H W W'In OD
0 In Vi CID OD In
In O In o O\ H
0 0 0 0 0 0
000000
H
O
In
\O
\0
\0
H
•
H
0
0
0
0
0
1
H Ow\ N In
�7 O --} In
• pp Y Y
W co
� O\
• .
N W H H O
In O O In Vt
\0 N In H
In W \0 \\0
Y
v N O \O H
OD O OD \O H
W--7\O\0_7
� v \D 6 \O
In O O In In
O O
1 00 1 81
0 0
0 0
m
td H
m \0
a rn
H
m
e+
d \O
d 0\
9
W
0
H
\O
O\
0
O O O
w
H
0\
d N
0 Chi 0 0
m H m H bd
CD m 1
F3 CHZ?
a G O
(D 4
m a
C+ w
ch O fn H
w ►d O
m
0 0 ca \0 t4
(D 0 O H
W O RO
_P;. C/I�
m
�ts
(Dm �
inmso so N
0 m m Fri, Q°
N O O H
& FFJ
m
J O
0 ¢¢¢O¢¢¢
A
CD
Fs) ID w
aaa
m
H
m
m
rr
m
H
•
m
wCA
o
b
¢�,P
my
K
o---o Q p
m
' �
W O
c+
A
R
N
1-1 rwm
c+
m
c
E m E C
0
ch
y
CD �
P) m C+
o
m 111 1-4
t4
m w 1-6. O O
W p
m
\0 rnw ONoI�n 0
HIn NODS'
N0N4r0\N
'01 00000
0001000
o H w
CO OD ZA W
y l y l W
O O O O
DO\N
\ F� -Fl�nr
NW \O r N H
Z, � W In aD
IOnOlimitOOG\w
0 0 0 0 0 0
010 010 0 0
W W NODN
NW\OoOVN
. Y
H N H In In
In In N OD �'
NON�rQ\ 0
01001000
0 0 0 0 0 0
r Hr
�co N
H W
Oo In W
\�o I \0 0� I W
O O O O
v v w imNH -O
v H
I.n H W W'In OD
0 In Vi CID OD In
In O In o O\ H
0 0 0 0 0 0
000000
H
O
In
\O
\0
\0
H
•
H
0
0
0
0
0
1
H Ow\ N In
�7 O --} In
• pp Y Y
W co
� O\
• .
N W H H O
In O O In Vt
\0 N In H
In W \0 \\0
Y
v N O \O H
OD O OD \O H
W--7\O\0_7
� v \D 6 \O
In O O In In
O O
1 00 1 81
0 0
0 0
m
td H
m \0
a rn
H
m
e+
d \O
d 0\
9
W
0
H
\O
O\
0
O O O
w
H
0\
d N
0 Chi 0 0
m H m H bd
CD m 1
F3 CHZ?
a G O
(D 4
m a
C+ w
ch O fn H
w ►d O
m
0 0 ca \0 t4
(D 0 O H
W O RO
_P;. C/I�
m
�ts
(Dm �
inmso so N
0 m m Fri, Q°
N O O H
& FFJ
m
J O
0 ¢¢¢O¢¢¢
A
CD
Fs) ID w
aaa
m
H
m
m
rr
m
H
•
t
C
-4 0 0
• fi ct*
• - O U]
M P)
H y w
m
00
iA
m
z
w �
O W W
O O W
O O O
O 00
M M
M
M
r
M
v
D
v
1�1t w
:c
OOD D
N
W
aW :"-bn0
H w O• pd ct•
am
i+ so
W
1-31-3
•
0
w m O•
0
e+
r
O
O 4 p y t4 m ks
•
4!1
Pd
o O
O m
lilt
• m
03
0
W
W AD
1-+ y
1-4
c+ cr
P W
ct, O
Sb
1+' N
h+ c+
►�d y
1+ �
1� y
o
W 0- cD • bd
0
N M-'
N bd
w m
�
O
`
H
CA M
C]
1p_,
CA 0
W
Cn (D
W
Ro M• .Oa it
a m
`
'F
o
Qq
o
f42 O
CAA
4 E a• m
m
W N
co
4:C
a (D
m
Y
w m a O p
Q N O 93 W
H
r4
W
w m a
C? 1-1 O
'
O
H
O
0
w
�ppO
'
N
0
w
O
N
a
4 of
O
m� da
y
v
v
o4y
�O
b
•
w
o'
N
O
O
N
V
v
O
t
1-'
co
N
•
OD
N
v
N
N
V
W
O
O
OD
a
zo
N
3
O
Q
O
N
•
O
O
0
O
•
0
O
C
-4 0 0
• fi ct*
• - O U]
M P)
H y w
m
00
iA
m
z
w �
O W W
O O W
O O O
O 00
M M
M
M
M
M
M M
D
1�1t w
:c
OOD D
0W
W
aW :"-bn0
H w O• pd ct•
am
i+ so
co
1-31-3
W
H 4d
0
w m O•
0
e+
"so
n
O 4 p y t4 m ks
•
4 f+
Pd
o O
O m
4 so
• m
°
0
c+ 1•+• lH 0 m
M 1-j c* '�' d e y
W AD
1-+ y
1-4
c+ cr
P W
ct, O
Sb
1+' N
h+ c+
►�d y
1+ �
1� y
ttJ
�d
W 0- cD • bd
1w
N M-'
N bd
w m
•
W
ca t3 N L=J
m
CA M
C]
1p_,
CA 0
� W
Cn (D
W
Ro M• .Oa it
a m
O
O�
Qq
y m
f42 O
CAA
4 E a• m
m
W N
•
4:C
a (D
m
Pd
w m a O p
Q N O 93 W
H
r4
m 91
4 y
w m a
C? 1-1 O
O p
0 m
H
H
m 1-b 19 cr m
0
w
m M g
cf m
0
O
�m
a
4 of
m� da
y
"
o4y
b
m
o'
O�rn1 -i�0 Ww
-700\VA -to 0 N
W()\ 0000 00 lnlrnr p
010 0 0 0 0 0 co
0000000 0 0
O NW Cn NOO W
O V~i 0
0 0o o 000 O
0 00 O 000 O
_P' 0\ N lNlt _V W N
Cn M N O 0\ Vt O ;r Y
Nv M000 ON
I ln. W 0000 1 0% n In OD
• • • • • • • • • •
0 0 0000 0 0 O O
v
N w vv�
�0 wy ONO�' WW
Y V V . V V V V V Y
00 O v 0 O\ � N o
W OHO O O O O M
O OW W 000'000 U% CD
O co 0000000 0 0
O 00 0,000000 O O
�O H O
V Y
O %A 0
O O O
O 00
�
rn
&; X07\
1 In W
00
N W N
-ir N w
O In 0
N
O\ O 4-
In �]•Vt
N O \0
\R 4-7 OD
O VNi W
In NOO W
0l~it 1 0
Q 0 0 0 O
N�O\-I INnN WN
N
u O� V V "Co Y O � In O �n W
OD O O O -O -00 � N
OD 0 0 0 1 O �n In OD
0 0 0 0 0 0 O O
0000 0 0 00
vv
In i-+_H �] In O� •1='�7
t-' OD F' In v -co a\
Vt0N1.1 0� _j 0 N
\.Oo%AN00co v0\
M o o k-A o o W W�7
N O O O O O l n v Q
INJtN� N110 �v \0W
W zO•v O v In �7 O In
N OOVt00�7 ()N \j)
ODOOOOOI.n W O
1 I 1 I
I
%-A VA
.F .P
00
00
00
00
O O
II 11 I I I I I
1-j
O O
O O
O O
0 0 0 l 1 I.o
0 0
0 0
N
O
O
O
I o
0
O
.o v N Ol o N
W ZA Y O "Co O N O Vt O\ OD
ln0 lnp\n00001n V�tVt
• • • • • • • • o • • •
O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O
1--� W In In N W
AI
l�itlttOWO\N W wN
la �7 NInO�O N W "AW
Y Y OvvOO NO QNp &OD
w0 uooW000 1 w %A %.A
• • • • • • • •
00 000000 0 00
OO 000000 O o0
W- N
0� WWO�H�vN7� w
Y V Y O V O
W 11t pOp OD O N o In pl\ 0\
In0 InOIn0000In %.A 1,A
00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O
00 010 0.0 0 0 0 0 O o
H N W W N
�N7 _%3 W
In ao W W W N OD
ppOD� O OD OD In pW� O
N O N I N I 1 1 Q N 1 O
O O 0 O O O O
..w w�nWoo Wa\H rn w
a, N N O O\ O N O\ In W
Y Y V Y V V
In �' ZO Q ZO O N O v O\ OD
F_& %.0 �7 O�7 0 0 0 N %.A %.j
•,3 O' W OW 000 1 v %A %_n
0o 000aoSD 0 00
0 0 ° 0 0 0 0 0 O 00
1-+I �_,I -69.
N co H N H N-1]
_7 G\ w 4:- \O \O 0\ W l�n OD %.D 0\
Vt W OD w In zo In W N W 'CO In
OOH ODOODOUO NO 0
"DN NONOInONN 1n�7
Co In WOW 000VtW (-+W
v0 v0�7000OV Oo
N N N N
W W O\ N N .;' SO N HW .,,
N N N -,7 In Mu co W__7 \n In
ZO v N 1' 0\::Q N W OD W
1 Co 0\ O O\ O H O CO 9 -;r %A
1n_7 NONOln0'7N �0,7
1-• Vt O� O O� O O O \n O\ OD O,
w0 WOwOo OOW ODN
ON a\ 011
O O O
O O O
O O O
O I O 1 0
•
O O O
O O O
1- i N 1-
�7
O O O O
00 O O
00 O O
00 01 0
• • e
00 O o
00 0 O
O�
O
O
O
1 1 1 1 0
•
O
O
v
O
O
O
0
1 1 0 1 0
0
O
lK
N
N
O
O
O
O
I O
0
O
M M M
t�
m
c+
r 8
e+ m
O C e+
C3
\O
w
i w
y O a
4
.O
a �
�o
o. �r
r
� � o
4 M 0 4 4 0 H
m m 1
•� y A
H
\0 O
r
0 a I�
eF a H a
can H
H �
b oP
►��! O �J N H
CD O O
a b
c o �
O
O
m c ch
w n ks
10 m CD W Lj
m .m �
v �
10 H
O\ a t4
v w ° t4 O
•1_ c+
V•�
� O
rq
va
N O0
tK c+
°d
to
hd m 0
CD 0 c+
aaw
CD c+
4 m
AI
N
N
M
cC+ N c
CD •
D
1�1t w
co
OOD D
N
W
O
OD
co
ZA )
O
pOD
N o
N
1 N
I 1 1 o N
1 0
°o
°
0
o°
0
0
0
0
AI
l�itlttOWO\N W wN
la �7 NInO�O N W "AW
Y Y OvvOO NO QNp &OD
w0 uooW000 1 w %A %.A
• • • • • • • •
00 000000 0 00
OO 000000 O o0
W- N
0� WWO�H�vN7� w
Y V Y O V O
W 11t pOp OD O N o In pl\ 0\
In0 InOIn0000In %.A 1,A
00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O O
00 010 0.0 0 0 0 0 O o
H N W W N
�N7 _%3 W
In ao W W W N OD
ppOD� O OD OD In pW� O
N O N I N I 1 1 Q N 1 O
O O 0 O O O O
..w w�nWoo Wa\H rn w
a, N N O O\ O N O\ In W
Y Y V Y V V
In �' ZO Q ZO O N O v O\ OD
F_& %.0 �7 O�7 0 0 0 N %.A %.j
•,3 O' W OW 000 1 v %A %_n
0o 000aoSD 0 00
0 0 ° 0 0 0 0 0 O 00
1-+I �_,I -69.
N co H N H N-1]
_7 G\ w 4:- \O \O 0\ W l�n OD %.D 0\
Vt W OD w In zo In W N W 'CO In
OOH ODOODOUO NO 0
"DN NONOInONN 1n�7
Co In WOW 000VtW (-+W
v0 v0�7000OV Oo
N N N N
W W O\ N N .;' SO N HW .,,
N N N -,7 In Mu co W__7 \n In
ZO v N 1' 0\::Q N W OD W
1 Co 0\ O O\ O H O CO 9 -;r %A
1n_7 NONOln0'7N �0,7
1-• Vt O� O O� O O O \n O\ OD O,
w0 WOwOo OOW ODN
ON a\ 011
O O O
O O O
O O O
O I O 1 0
•
O O O
O O O
1- i N 1-
�7
O O O O
00 O O
00 O O
00 01 0
• • e
00 O o
00 0 O
O�
O
O
O
1 1 1 1 0
•
O
O
v
O
O
O
0
1 1 0 1 0
0
O
lK
N
N
O
O
O
O
I O
0
O
M M M
t�
m
c+
r 8
e+ m
O C e+
C3
\O
w
i w
y O a
4
.O
a �
�o
o. �r
r
� � o
4 M 0 4 4 0 H
m m 1
•� y A
H
\0 O
r
0 a I�
eF a H a
can H
H �
b oP
►��! O �J N H
CD O O
a b
c o �
O
O
m c ch
w n ks
10 m CD W Lj
m .m �
v �
10 H
O\ a t4
v w ° t4 O
•1_ c+
V•�
� O
rq
va
N O0
tK c+
°d
to
hd m 0
CD 0 c+
aaw
CD c+
4 m
AI
N
N
M
cC+ N c
CD •
z
3
n
z
-n
3
z7
c
-1
3
D
U
:E
:E
--
rn
3
-I
U
O
0
W
W
n
w
-0
rn
-a
n
--
C
m
o
z
o
rn
m
z]
-i
D
D
D
m
cn
0<
w
U
x
w
U
--
D
r-i
m
r
z7
W
C
3
r
--
z
r
r
r
z
n
-I
--
r
D
m
n
D
r<
m
O
M
T
C
--
M
rn
Z
m
D
D
D
m
m
r
--
-
0
--
--
m
D
3
z7
D
3
z7
_0
rn
U
-i
zl
z7
z
z7
0
3
n
A
U
A
-i
r
0
O
Z
rn
D
3
;a
z
--
--
D
c
(n
(n
W
m
r
W
--
m
0
D
m
z
z
m
0
O
z
n
m
m
m
r
--
m
m
0
D
m
m
--
(n
n
Z
m
Z
0
O
w
N
0
U
D
z)
X
3
C
z
D
0
X
r
n
-1
rn
-I
--
rn
3
D
3
Z
<
D
D
--
-1
Z
U
m
O
C
n
U
w
U
0
w
D
0
m
°
--
3
--
U
0
m
w
Z
Z
O
;a
-1
-i
m
m
O
°
3
Z
n
--
Z
3
O
z
-1
°
3
m
°
m
D
Z
z7
n
3
--
'
1
U
rn
Z
-1
m
U
3;
in
z7
U
0)
Z
C
r
-1
0
<
--
--
Z
A
m
Z
m
-1
m
--
--
rn
O
-1
rn
rn
D
--
D
Z
--
O
z7
O�
z7
n
M
Z
Z
Z
D
(n
n
U
-I
n
r
--
0
n
-Tl
D
m
C
w
w
°
r
Z
O
—
m
(n
-q
m
N
(n
D
0
co
"'
O
A
-
U
-i
Z
m
;a
C
r
O
O
D
--
2
D
D
z7
D
Z
n
m
<
-
m
G
m
(n
Z
3
O
(n
0
m
--
�
o
Z
(n
m
c
c
O
z
m
z
-i
o
U
-1
-,
W
c
c
U
o
z
o
(n
k
�
Ti
�
°
-u
D
rn
n
°
o
c
G)
m
3
U
<
A
x
3
U
m
Ul
N
OD
N
N
Ul
W
U1
N
N
W
J
03
%0
N
J
O
O
N
W
Or
J
-'
-�
W
Ou
Ul
O
m
N
J
O
J
O
N
�D
•
p
-P
�
0)
�0
O
O
N
�
-
41
W
D
O
%0
O
N
N
--
J
Ul
0
--
•
U
•
0
•
m
•
w
•
%0
•
•
N
•
�
•
w
•
--
�0
•
�p
•
►-
•
D`
•
O
.
�-`
•
O�
•
J
0�
Ul
W
�
O
W
N
O
N
Ul
U1
c
N
W
•F
N
OD
co
�
O
N
--
O
O
W
�0
O
--
N
J
r
Ul
0
'J
N
w
'-'
Cl)
w
O%
N
-
N
0\
W
-` 2
r
D
0\
�
N
0\
W
N
J
O
Ul
-'
N
J
D
N
0)
Q/� m
.
.
+
.
.
+
+
.
.
+
+
.
.
.
.
.
0 .
J
N
O
J
OD
d`
W
Q
O
Ul
N
-r`
w
0
m
w
G\
-- n
�-•
�.
N
%0
w
-!`
W
N
0
0
m
Q
m
J
O\
Q
k0
Ul
--
O
�0
O
U
Ul
O
Ul
OD
--
0
-r`
Ul
N
--
-•
-•
0)
0
O
w
O`
\U
m c
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
In
In z
W
O
OD
N
Ul
N
C7
--
J
--
W.
OD
-1-i
0)
N
O
OD
O
0\
N
Ul
ON
O
O
Ul
0\
W
O
0\
J
�
N
0)
--
3
,.
--
D�
-A O
- n
-I z7 -I
rn�
.-
. -
A I
�(n
-I n -O
N
w
w
Ln
03
°
D m
>-I
>M>
N
0\
J
J
ON
\0
0
--
O
-j
Ul
--
W
�0
�0
J
W
D
>
r- ;o
r:
r--- r
.
.
.
.
.
+
+
+
.
.
+
+
.
+
+
Ol
1 Om
T
N
In
O,
O
�0
J
O
N
w
w
au
Ul
co
N
J
�-'
n rn
N
N
03
Ul
--
�`
%0
03
Ul
-
O
--
O\
W
0\
O
--
�
J
-j
Ul
-•
0
-- x
In D
00
o.
O
W
i
it
--
:
0 0
- U
r-
r
-
•
•
•
•
•
•O
•
•
{ m
--
D
O
�
O
J
OD
k0
-A U
Z
<
A
%0
N
O
-P,
O
OD
O+
07
U
W
J
D
Q
O
k0
O
0
O
J
Ul
O\
-1
D (n
--
--
•
m
_
°
6)
(n
00
N
p
N
•0%
n
1 --
0
N
w
--
w
OD
J
N
--
W
Ul
W
--
O
O
Z
11
N
0
W
m
D
--
w
O
w
Q
Ul
U1
'-'
4_1
Q
O
0
J
W
w
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
D
Ul
` ;u
�0
N
O
O
O
O
0]
O
N
O
N
W
N
W
O
O
0)
O\
O
D
m
w
0\
W
U
2
m
J
w
O
O
O
O
N
O
O
O
w
O
m
D
O
W
O
m
O
O
J
%0
O
k0
U
D
D
Ul
Ul
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
O
O
0
Q
W
z
A
(n
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
.
.
.
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
O
m
frn
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
Q
o
U
0
0
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
N
w
-4
J
-
J
�
W
W
--
w
--
O)
rn
O
--
O0D
-
w
N
N
--
O
Ul
N
R
J
N
N
4
N
Q
ON
O
0+
\
-
N
-*
N
Ul
J
J
00%
Ul
O
O
M
N
--
O
J
Ul
Ul
W
N
0)
O
J
$
Ul
ON
N
4,
�
0
a`
w
N
O
w
N
%0
O
03
w
O
O
�
OD
J
a`
_r_l
Ul
Ul
J
0
O
O
�
OD
--
N
Ul
O
O� W
w
W -' �
ON
40
:! 0
O N w
W
--
--
--
�
OD
N
N
w
03
Ul
O
--
0N �
N W
%0 Ul .01
OD
%0
Ul
Ul
W
OD
--
W
O
W
O
--
Q
0
--
--
W
O
W
W
O
N
--
-P,O
!P-•
N O N
N
O
O
O
0
O
m
O
N
O
N
O
N
�
0
N
w
w
O
O
J
--
m
m
m
00
;O Ul
Ul O Ul
Ul
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
W
O
w
O
O
m
N
m
-R
0
NO
NO
NON
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0,0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
• •
00
• •
X00
• • •
000
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
D
U
00
00
000
O
O
O
O
O•
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
G%
N
w
N
--
ON
w
O
W
J
co
Ul
W
--
N
0
N
m
--
n
J
N
O
O
Ul
O
w
N
W
\0
Ul
--
0
N
O
4�•
W
N
Q
0
O
N
--
O
O
O
O
N
Ul
O
0%
O
\0
O
O
O
O
N
N
J
m
z7
E
W
Ul
O
O
O
O
Ul
O
O
O
O
N
O
O
O
O
O
%0
J
--
0
0
o
p
o
Q
o
o
p
o
o
O
O
o
0
o
O
o
0
o
rn
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
0
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
1
1
I
I
(
1
I
I
I
I
z7
w
.Y
r
�E
_r
F
k
�6
TJ
W
3
•G)
D
I
n
D
O
0
3
3
�
z
3
n
C
_l
0
m
n
0
M
C
M
Z
--
O
D
—
-0
M
m
--
Z
m
M
r
J
C
I
O
D
m
q
z
0
D
0
3•
3
0
-i*
z
0
(n
D
-►1
D
O_
m
m
O
(n
z
C�
—
Z
m_u
--
-i
--
n
z
c
r
-1
r
r
r
p
I
m
z
D
n
�
-1
3
—
-4
n
D
n
W
Z
W
I
--
-i
;a
0
r
D
(n
O
D
Z
O
D
r
D
-0
0
--
-1
m
D
W
(n
r
A
G)
r
r
o
(n
z
--
A
r
-1
m
0
A
G)
m
I
A
-9
—
r
cn
D
m
m
(n
D
O
o
(n
(n
M
D
--1
0
(n
0
m
(n
co
�--
O
G)
.,
A
r
O
-1
—
(n
(n
<
m
Z
2
Z
-i
D
0
m
G)
D-
ID
n
A
Z
F_
m
3
n
m
m
n
m
0
0
O
(n
z
c
-i
W
-
-
O
N
41
N
Ul
W
N
N
W
0
N
N
W
N
•-
kp
�
41
0]
W
W
�O
W
Q
0%
J
O
J
J
N
J
O
O
.
W
0�
•
W
W
+
(`
•
J
J
N
O
W
OD
0
—
O
41
O
..
—
O
Ul
—
k
O�
00
N
-
ON
W
�'
O
�0
N
N
W
�
J
•1-`
m
-
•
•
•
•
kp
•
•
.
•
•
•
.
.
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
.
�0
'
0)
W
•D
Ul
Ul
_P
p
Ul
Ul
J
Co
N
O
►-
J
M
D
N
W
N
N
Ul
►-
,
D
J
N
W
ON
N
N
_-`
U1
W
N
4--
Ul
M
Ul
N
W
Or%
W
J
D
J
Ul
J
d-`
Q
J
Ul
Ul
•
.
.
O
•
00
.
0\
%0
Ul
J
.
J
0\
N
01
•
4-1
O
O
Ul
N
10
Ul
%0
0•
0)
kO
O
_`
Ul
O
N'
Ul
Q
N
4`
0\
•-
0\
J
W
O
W
%0
W
03
N
N
O
O
�0
O
N
Q
W
J
J
Q
W
•
.
•
Ul
•.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
N
0)
W
O
Ul
Ul
►-
Ul
W
0
W
Ul
0
W
N
N
O
N
o
O
0\-
J
Ul
O)
W
0`
N
N
Ul
OD
n ;u
_A;0
— rq
O m
%0
CJ
J
-1 n
W
W
-+n
•S
W
►-
•R
J
J
m
N
J
Q
-
-< m
O
O
D m
CJ
t-`
N
A
Ul
O7
W
O
Q
•-
au
OD
N
Ul
N
D U
Ul
D
0\
�
N
-P
Ul
W
-P,
O
J
N
W
J
\0
N
z
-r-`
J
0�
'-'
n
0%
r,
�O
J
Ul
0\
0)
N
O
O
N
W
O
J
J
0 W
O
0•
Cn
O
0
0
•
;
0
•
•
•
•
•
•W
•M
•
•
•
•
•
(31
O
41
0)
0o
N
Ul
O
03
Ul
W
•1_`
0)
J
Ul
W
W
J
N
D
_
.-
..
0N
A
N
N
O
n
O
W
W
N
W
N
►-
Q
CO
N
O
m
D
0\
O
O
O
W
.-
W
N
Ul
O
J
�
�,0
0
N
�0
J
0)
O
r
•
•
D
.
•
.
.
+
•
.
•
.
.
.
•
.
.
D
Ul
—
—
N
O
-U
(n
O
N
O)
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
M
O
O
0
m
O
m
2
O
o
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
M
O
O
O
O
O
m
D
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Z
•
•
•
•
•
0
;p
•
•
•
.
.
.
•
•
•
.
•
.
•
•
.
•
O
0-0
m
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
J
'r
N
Ul
+
r
►-
+
W
Ul
Ul
�'
►-
0�
U1
00
MU
0)
► -
N
0)
J
►-
�`
0�
N
O
N
�0
O
N
•
+
41
+
+
+
.
.
.
.
.
.
+
.
•
�
-
N
J
\
Ul
D
J
0\
—
0
D
0\
N
\O
W
O
Q
0
\
O
�0
O
O
W
J
O
W
—
J
�
O
N
N
O
►-
J
W
0
0
W
O
Ul
W
O
N
Ul
o
Ul
0\
W
Ul
J
•P
Ul
%0
%0
N
Ul
O
OUT
;
W I
N
ON
W
.;
O
i
N
Ul
W
;
W
Ul
W
N
0%
P.
W
Ul
0\
O
ON
J
Ul
O
►-
W
O
W
•-
N
OD
0
N
W
N
O
r
-•
►+
D
•
Ul ►+
a
J
►-
N
W
D
ON
N O
W
N
►-
O \0
O
Ul
•A
�
Ul
Ul
D
N
W
J
W
Ul Ui
O
N
J
Ul 11
O
ON
N
O
�
W
N
m
J
O
- m
m
0
0
.1s
O
O
• •
a
•
a
Z
a +
.
.
a
.
.
.
.
.
.
•
•
.
.
.
.
•
.
NO
m
NJ
O
O
0
0
0
O
In
o
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
O
m
W O
W
O
N
►-
D
GJ J
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
0
o
O
o
O
o
0
o
O
o
O
00
O
O
o
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
• •
00
•
O
•
O
O
O
D
-0
• •
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
D
m
00
O
O
O
O
-0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
M
/ \
l0L
z
Ul
W
N
W
0)
►-
Z
_P
W
J
n
O
N
O
►-
—
N
m
D
D
M
W
►-
J
N
O
n
O
Ul
�-
J
O
O
0)
J
Ul
U1
O
Ui
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
W
O
Ul
W
—
M
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O,
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
o
n
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
A
*
1
1
*
1
1
•r
A
CO
3
Gl
D
w
O
O
3
m
-1
C0
n
n
A
r
m
3
O
O
r
M
C
rn
A
0
c
-u
m
m
0
A
o
r=
m
c
m
r
0
D
0
m
G7
-i
Z
O
D
D
D
O
-
m
A
O
O
C
..
Z
n
(/�
-'
-�
A
Z
A
-t
r
C
C
Z
D
z
D
n
-I
..
n
D
n
0
w
-0
0
2
0
Z
w
D
n
D
G)
0
r
D
r
0
O
D
r
O
--
D
r
r
D
r
-
z
O
D
..
z:E:
0
r
cn
D
r
G)
rn
m
'
cn
0
m
"
N
N
rn
Gl
A
--I
z
O
0
rn
r
O
G)
D
0
W
(n
m
0
D
-i
A
-I
D
2
D
z
CO
A
O
n
A
m
Z
N
0
--
0
m
0
O
m
A
-i
rn
z
D
z
z
3
N
D
=
Z
(n
A
-1
z
-:
-i
-1
0
(/�
n
n
-I
Z
3
m
2
C
G)
r
-
2
n
0
O
O
m
A
Z
3
r
m
(n
m
r
Z
D
Z
m
O
c
cn
rn
..
.-
W
N
•
i
•
J
D
�0
O
00
co
co
Ul
N
O
J
N
Ul
\0
W
W
-0
O
0
N
U1
N
W
W
D
J
Ul
0)
►
N
O
a`
N
Ul
O)
W
O
J
C\
O
N
O)
J
O
-Al
D
Go
CIS
J
J
J
N
W
O
O
�
-
J
Ul
►-
03
J
N
m
-
J
a`
N
Ul
•
•
•
O
.
W
•
00
10
Ul
•
�-'
.
�0
•
U
•
W
•
�0
.
J
•
J
•
N
•
m
10
m
•
W
•
�0
•
O
•
Cn
•
J
Ul
Ul
r
-
O
%D
r
J
07
�-
Ul
Ul
N
P
J.
Ul
�0
J
W
-P
O
co
�'
J
J
p�
Ul
p
i
4�-
..
110
J
•-
%0
Ul
N
N
Ul
k0
I'0
O
J
O
Ul
J
J
W
N
-
J
N
O
►-
00
Q
Gl
N
1`
Q
D
N
Cn
►
i
O
Ul
D
00
J
O
N
W
(`
�0
U
J
:.
J
Ul
N
D
Ul
0.
O
►'
J
CO Du
•A
Ul
�
J
N
Q•
J
O
m
-P
J
�
00
"
W
O
O
m
m
0
-r`
D
W
-r-,
N
0
J
03
Q
W
m
N
Ul
k0
•
O
•
W
•
O
•
QJ
. 0)
J0)
•
N
•
W
-
O
O
•
O
•
O
•
•
Ul
W
J
O
�
N
!`
O
D
m
J
W
m
O
m
W
O
O
O
-l`
\0
N
N
W
W
i
n;o
nA
nA
" m
O
o
rn
0\
M
J
0\
-AC)
\0
Q)
n
N
-
N
0
J
-1 n
00
•-
-
C rn
—
41
J
< m
00
00
-1-`
m
0\
0)
1`
W
t D A
co
N
D -D
\0
Ul,
O
�0
R
O
�
-t-`
%,0
D A
z -I
D
Ul
z-4
W
0\
W
M
0\
J
N
W
N
•-
Z -1
0)
\0
W
-D`
` 0 (!)
W
O
N
Q
0 U)
W
•'
0)
-4
N
t0
N
Ul
Q
•
•
•
(n
�0
n
•
0\
•
•
•
•
•
•
1` _
•
•
(31
U
0
•
0
•
O
•
•
'
0
O
N
W
\.0
O
Ul
O
-
O
ON
0\
Ul
W
41
O
k0
(IN
O
O
W
i w
N
k0
_
�0
2
�0
m
i
i
J
�-
O
A
O
►-
N
N
0\
D
0
A
N
W
�0
►-
Ul
W
O
fArl
01
rn
N
0)
N
J
O
D
m
w
\0
O
-�
D
O
D
•
•
.
i
i
D
i
i
i
i
i
D
A
Ul
O
Ul
W
O"
J
O
N
W
Ul
A
D
0`
o
O
o
O
A
O
O
O
O
o
A
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
-D
O
O
O
O
o
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
;00
O
O
O
0
0
O
O
0
0
O
A
O
O
O
O
0
o
A
•
•
.
•
.
•
.
•
•
•
.
.
.
.
•
p
•
•
•
.
•
•
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O-
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
r
W
Ul
J
J
0�
N
CO
►-
W
�
41
N
N
10
J
W
i
•
i
�
i
Ul
i
-
F
.
W
i
i
i
i
0
41
\
0
0
\0
�0
-
Ul
0)
0
W
00
N
O
4b.
J
D
\0
J
O
W
W
4`
O
O
O
W
J
O
J
o
J
ON
W
Q
W
O
0
O
-l-`
O
N
07
0
�p
D
p
ON
W
m
O
N
m
O
Q
Ul
m
Cn
O
a`
m
O
o
O
O
O
�
�
Ul
0)
\0
O
W
m
o
O
J
w
O
N
N
N
W
N
U1 ON
►-
►-
0
D
C%
co J
Ul N
J
►-
4'
�-
�-
►-
N
W
N
0�
J
'-'
�0 01
03
W
�0
►-
ON
J
W o
W
00
N
000
03
%D
0
03
�
0)
ON
O
I'0 Ul
%0
O
�
J
�
♦ i
i
i
i
i
A
i i
i
i
i
•
i
i
i
i
i
i
A
• i
.
.
.
.
i
i
A
W O
W
J
m
J
W
m
Ul O
Ul
Ul
Ul
N
0
�
r
N
O
O
rn
00
Q
o
O
O
N
0%
m
DO
m
O
O
k0
J
O
WO
W
O
m
N
-D
N
O
O
O
O
0
00
o
O
O
O
m
N
A
w
W
O
O
00
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
• •
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
00
O
O
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Q
O
O
-0
A
00
O
O
O
O
G
A
00
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
�
p
z
Ul
Ul
►-
'-
Z
n
CD
J
N
n
0\
00
J
N
�
Ul
W
n
i
i
i
•
i
i
.
O
i
O
i
.
.
i
.
i
J;
O
W
CI'
O u
D
O
O
O
J
A
W
O
m
m
-1`
N
O
O
O
A
00
00
N
A
W
O
o
�0
N
o
O
O
O
o
o
O
O
O
o
b
O
O
1
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
o
0
rn
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
D
.
o
0
rn
•
o
•
0
•
0
•
0
O
rn
O
O
O
O
O
n
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
n
O
o
O
o
nA
•
x
F
O
cn
0
U
A
C
-0
A
07
3
Gl
D
-i
D
H
D
D
z
D
m
C
m
A
H
-►1
A
0
D
0
m
D
D
3
3
<
3
C
H
A
A
07
m
m
m
m
Z
D
n
-i
-1
z
A
Z
0
r
D
cn
O
m
mr-
m
�
w
-i
(n
w
r-
x
cn
0
(n
H
W
-q
_0
J
2
m
<
o
-i
c
rn
r
z
m
o
0
(n
-i
3
A
co
m
m
O
D
W
f
A
z
-1
-<
�
D
Z
m
3
D
z
z
m
m
-I
0
(n
z
m
D
(n
(n
H
-1
-i
Z
m
D
(n
-i
-1
In
m
H
D
Z
C
H
Z
�
—1
(n
H
O
�
O
A
z
_
(n
C
3
W
Ul
N
Ul
N
W
�o
W
Ul
O
N
O
w
0]
W
N
O
Ou
J
O
N
W
�D
Oo
J
J
Ul
O
%0
.
O
J
ON
ON
N
J
Ul
J
N
r
O
O
O
►�
J
D
Ul
CD
'-'
N
00
O
N
N
'
'�
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
s
s
•
11D
O
O
O
Ul
Ul
Ul
O
O
O
J
o
D
0
w
J
W
N
O
0
J
J
co
Ul
N
Ul
W
�0
N
ON
O
.r
\0
�
ON
O
Ul
�
%0
N
0N
N
Ul
•
W
►-
O
M
J
Ul
-l-`
00
—
ON
ON
Ul
-I`
k0
O
J
N
\0
J
Ul
O
0
0
k0
o
J
W
�0
•
•
•
(n
.
•
•
•
(n
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
O
Ul
Ul
O)
N
N
w
N
w
co
0
0
0
C)
H
--m
Hm
`
-40
O
Ul
•r`
-1
ON
rn
\0
N
m
41
D
00
[ m
W
D
O
W
O\
D A
ON
H
Ul
D A
W
w
Ul
z
O
ON
W
z-i
co
Z-1
O\
O
o
ON
0
O
N.
J
k0
0 (n
\0
O
0 (n
O
o
O
O
�0
•
•
•
(n
•
•
•
Ul
•
•
•
•
Ul
0
'0
n
N
►+
W
\0
n
w
D
O
4-
�0
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
J
co
O
\0
w
O
O\
(/l
..
(n
—
(!)
I
%0
2
k0
I
�
D
O\
D
D
D
—
A
O
A
0
!`
-P
O
A
O+
m
O
o
m
k0
m
Ul
U1
N
Du
m
O
Ul
�
+
D
+
+
D
+
.
a
D
O
Ul
Ul
-O
O
O
O
O
'D
D
w
w
41
G
A
O
O
O
D
O
o
o
O
-O
o
o
O
O
o
A
O
O
O
A
O
o
o
O
A
O
O
O
o
O
A
•
•
•
0
•
•
s
•
O
•
•
•
•
•
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
o
T
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
O
N
Ul
w
�O
W
Ul
N
J
-P
110
k0
\
Ul
J
J
\
N
k0
\
J
J
W
O
O�
-r?
w
03
0
m
W
F
J
J
o
\
J
N
o
rn
o
(n
o
Ul
Ul
0�
Ul
W
N
Q•
N
�
00
0
O
O
O
Ul
-P`
O
03
O
0
..
ON
.-.
..
, .
0
�0 ►
O
Ul
Ul
, —
Ul
Ul
O
�0
Q
-r`
a-`
O Ul
Ul
N
O
w
D O
0\
.p
k
•
•
a
.
A
+ a
+
•
a
A
a s
a
a
a
A
O
O
Ul
Ul
m
00
O
O
0
O
m
00
0\
w
-I!,
D
m
O
O
O
O
0
00
o
O
o
0
0
No
N
O
o
O
N
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
00
o
O
O
O
0
00
O
O
O
O
o
•0
O
o
O
o
A
00
O
o
o
O
•0
00
O
o
O
0
O
D
H
z
''
H
z
Z
O
w
w
w
n
w
n
O
0
O
O
O
O
ON
W
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
A
07
O
O
N
A
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
m
o
O
O
o
m
o
0
0
o
M
C)
o
o
O
o
n
o
O
o
o
n
A
I
A
1
1
A
F
F
I--
Q\ 2
�rn
mD
(n z
-1 n
- 7�
3m
D Zl
rnz
00
cn
aU
C
0--1
Gl D
m r-
v
n
x:E:
U
Z7
r
3
D
3
—
�
(n>
�+
m
01
m
0
m
z
m
D
0
<
D
b
m
m
n
w
<
m
w
Z7
3
w
r
z
z
z
w
U
U
r
3
-
r7�
c
m
n
m
c f
-1
D
m
c
m
m
m
m
c
A
O
D
—
r
-1
3
A
Z
z
m
Z7
W
Z7
-
m
Z7
U
z
•0
:E:
z
-
W
A
z
2
m
o
w
r
-i
m
r
z
D
x
-1 '
D
0
Z
-i
cn
z
0
(n
rn
r
--
M
rn
Z
W
z
O
D
--
M
A
-1
D
rn
W
rn
D
cn
D
w
D.
--1
o
z
n
z
r
z
0
—
—
O
W
-1
;u
z
n
D
D
z-
z i
D-
rn
rn
0
c
m
z
m
;o
<
o
n
o
z
z
m
z
rn
n
o-0
w
ci
D
O
z
0
0
O
G)
D
D
D
D
U
�
n
-E
3
-i
c
z
7
0
z
z
z
Y.
D
m
m
U
Z)
O
7
(n
m
D
c
0
0
0
m
z
<
r
rn
-
<
rn
x
m
Z3
m
z
o
m
T I
Z
M
M
M
U
D
rn
W
M
-1
A-q
D
w
c
z
0
m
Z7
to
o
m
m
(n
z
D
-1
U
Z•
m
z
r
U
-i
rn�
D
(n
(n
O
m
r
D
o
m
cn
0
D
�
o
z
3
Z7
n
z
m
D
m
o
z
U
Y.
z
-1
z
rn
m
(n
z
A
41
.-
►-
o
J
�
�
N
r
-
•D
r
N
N
r
�
�0
•
%0
Ul
J
►
J
W
Q
Ul
w
W
w
m
O
m
Ul
w
�0
0
N
0
m
-
m
W
0•
CD.
m
-
J
O
O
N
O
N
ON
0
O'
•01
"0
J
0
-`
W
.-
0�
Ul
Ul
Ul
W
m
m.
O
0
k0
k0
O
O
CO.
k0
J
N
ON
•F
m
-
N
.-
N
-P
•
w
N
W
r
m
J
a
O
Ul
Ul
-P
+
N
•
W
r
m
•P
0%
Ul
r
O
J
J
Ul
W
Ul
N
J
Ul•
W
W
0
O
Q
J
4`
•l-`
►-
Ul
•P
O
Ul
�0
W
N
�-`
O
Ul
m
�
O
W
0�
O
0�
�0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
N
W
-I
CO
O
O
Ui
m
%D
J
_`
O
4-1
W
w
-01
U1
O
J
ON
O (n
-A D
M r
w
w
.-
.-
w
M>
Ut
N
(n
N
�`
.
�-
--
(n
N
W
O
.
.,
N
Ul
�O
N
O
Ul
m
m
�
-
W
o
m
mm
ON
0
D
41
-Al
O
D
W
41
m;
�
O
N
Ul •
D
J
0\•
-
x (n
N
0v
m
�
N
%D
N
O.
O
J
�
41
W.
00%
w
%D
N
�0
U
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Ul
m
W
N
0+
J
Ul
N.
�0
O
O
�-
m
N
�
N
�0
W
7-
J
�
z
m
►
Ul
O
Q
Q
0
m
-
O
N
W
ON
W
W
•P
(n
'
m
.-
P
N
'-'
0`
O
Ul
N
-ILI
�
N
O
+
r
•
•
a
r
r
D
W
Ul
O
0�
ON
N
O.
O
O
o
O
O
O
W
U
O
O
O
O
m
o
m
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
O
O
O
O
o
o
O
O
0.0
O
O
O
O
o-
;o
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
e
•
•
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
a
G%
�-
�
w
r
•
a
•
W
O
o'
kD
N
m
%D
O
O
ON
W
N
W
Ul
Ul
N•
-
W
Ul
W
J
-;L-
J
Ul
%0
O
N
Q
W
0%
-P�
J
W
0
O
J
•R
O
W
J'
U1-
m
O
R
J
O
0�
O
�
W
�0
0�
0�
m
O
Ul
O
Ul
O
-P
U
O
Ul
O
►-
N
4�,
W
0
N m
-
W
0�
•-
J
•-
m
•-
m W
-
ON
O
N
W
D
N
N
+ •
r
r
+
•
+
a
r
r
r
+
+
zl
N
W
O
N
O
m
O
D
0%
N
O
O
O
Ul
O
Ul
O-
N•
m
Ul0
Ul
O
O
O
O
o
o'
Ul
of
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
0
O o
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
o
o
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O-
O
O
o'
o
O
o
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
•-
W
D
-
z
\0
D
O
N
N
N
n
O
o
N
+
O
+
O
N
Ul
k0
O
m
O
O
O
Ul
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
*
1
1
I
Z)
I--
Q\ 2
�rn
mD
(n z
-1 n
- 7�
3m
D Zl
rnz
00
cn
aU
C
0--1
Gl D
m r-
v
07
(n
0
3
U1
2
3
U1
m
2
ZJ
! •-
D
O
..
D
C i
0
o
m
U
-<
W
zl
Z
zl
Z
W
n
'D
m
W
•O
r
C
W
z
Z
z)
Z
z)
0
U
r
z)
0
m
3
D
O
n
m
m
m
m
O
r
D
X
C
z)
D
0
n
m
M
I M
m
D
c
z)
>
_
W
-0
-1
O
m
Z)
:F-
U
�:
D
rn
Z1
-I
Z
-
Z
m
rn
Z1
:E
-u
:E:
Z)
Z
Z
r
�•-
a
r
D
D
-0
D
m
rn
O
z
�--
T
r
D
D
m
O,
z
D
G)
O
rn
0
r
-•
m
—
rn
Z
z
z
z
-I
m
m
r
m-
m
Zl
Zl
-4
rn
w
-<
Z
W
D
Z7
O
Z7
0
D
-
3
-
-
W
m
D
Z7
0
Z)
0
—
—
W
m
m�
z
M
c
0
C
z
z-0
--
rn
Z
-o
z
w
c
N
c
'U
m
z
m
(D
D
m
—
—
0
0
Z
Z
0
0
-'
m
—
"
Z
W
0
W
U)
Z
O
D
T
D
U
O
D
z
O
D
-0
D
Z>
O
--I
n
0
C
Z
3
Z
3
o
W
0
-1
D
G)
C
Z
3
Z
3
0
D
O
n
r
w
O
m
O
m
r
c
c
z
cn
O
m
O
m
c
z
A
r
O
z
z
z
m-0
n
z
0
z
z
n
0
D
O
O
z
A
-I
D
U
-I
0
z
_
-i
m
m
z
r
(D
(n
m
m
Ul
(n
m
Z
O
r
r
Z
m
X
D
r
r
D
D
Z
G)
Z
D
D
G)
U1
U
D
D
z
G)
CD
n
n
m
n
n
3
3
O
W
zO
3
3
Z
m
m
3
m
m
m
m
m
W
Z
Z
U
Z7
Z
Z
A
W
-4
-i
O
-I
-1
G
c
c
N
D
Z
Z
0
n
N,
m
N
N
W
O
O�
N'
0)
o
N
N
J
W
N
'J
0)
kO
41
Ul
O
0)
0)
Q
M
Ul
O
• W
•r`
W
0)
J
W.
0%
N
o
m
-P
�D
D
J
0)
o
W
D
D
m
J
0
ON
0
-P
ON
CD
N
%D
Ul
CD
�
D
Ul
W
(T
0]
►�
J
N
�0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
%D
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
'0
Ul
N
D
J
co:
Cl
Q
0
0%
0)
Ul
N
O
►-
W
J
O
m
O
J
Ul
J
W
m
J
W
Ul
o
m
m
J
N
N
0�
N
4N
41
N
U1
a-`
ON
N
ON
-
O
ON
D
Q ,
0)
0%
0)
W
•01
�
41
'-'
u
%0•
\0
N
%0
03
ON
ON'
�
N
►-
J
O
-
N
41
W
4-1
O
D
N
N
IV
�
0)
-
O�
co
W
D
J
W
4�,
Q
03
O
%0
Ul
\D
-
Ul
o
OD
m
•
•
.
•
Ul
J
W
O
01
J
0)
0
J
00
Q
N
O
U1
�
0)
O
O
O
O
m
-
J
U1
O
m
\0
03
J
0 W
OW
A D
N
N
-I D
I r
0),
.r`
= r
�
Ti D
W,
J
J
Ul
�-
J
�'
N
M>
ON
Ul
z7 A
r
r
+
Z7;0
+
..
Q
Q
W
0\
O\
-
%0
W
N
N
Ul
O
03
o
►-
J
-
J
Ul
a-`
N
W
'll m
N
N
J
-
Q
N
•-
�
J
W
�
O
03
O
W
•r`
0\
N
m m'
Q
•P
Pl
0]•
J
W
D
a-`
'-
K U)
-
0\
%D
J
►-
!`
►-
-P
0
0)
m
0)
W
Ul
�'0
0
Ul
W
Q
X W
Q
0
w
k0
0`
N
�0
N
�D
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
(31
T
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
m
O
Go
k0
m
0l
z
W"
J-`
O
O\
Ul
O
N
0)
O
O
Ul
4-1
a`
O
k0
o
Ul
Z
W.
O
N
m
O
O
N
-P
:l
UI
m
m
N
N
D
0`
Ul
O
N
0)
%D
�
D
N
0)
�`
J
Ul
D
0)
o
O
O
O
o
Q
0`
-
N
-0
N
N
N
J
►-
►-
0o
O
'TD
0.0
O
O
o
`o
m
m
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
•D
ON
o
O
o
m
m
D
O
o
0
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Z7
0
0
o
O
O
O
o
O
o
A
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
.
0
.
•
•
.
.
•
•
•
.
O
o
O
o
O
0
o
O
o
0
0
o
O
O
O
O
O
-0
O
o
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
'• o
E
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
0
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
�0
N
0
0\
►-
W
0)
J
�
0
W
co
\
-41
co
J
W
►-
4,
W
k0
In
W
m
W0
0
W
W
N
'-'
�
J
J
W
U1
O
N
o
0A
03
\0
Ul
0)
03
\0
O
0)
N
4-1
W
co
00
m
0
J'
07
Ul
O
0�
N
N
N
O
O
0%
W
o
W
\0
W
►-
O
O
%0
J
w
W
0\
N
a-`
O
Ul
Ul
0
Ul
\0
►-
O
Ul
0
N
N
N
0�
W UI
Q
Ul
a-`
Ul'
R
'-
J ao
Ut
,l31
0
O
O
0
Ul
►-
O
\0
0
0)
m
J \D
J
W
N O
N
;o
o
O
O
o
m
m
m
O
O
O
O
O
J
O
0
U1 U1
O
m
O
m
O
m
O
o
Ul
0
Ul o
Ul
O
o
o
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
O
00
o
0
0
0
0
o
O
O
O
>0
O O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
O
o
O
o
o
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
T
00
O
o
o
O
O
O
o
o
O
Z
z
�
N
►-
W
W
►-
J
n
P
n
N
Ul
O
O
O
U1
�
O
W
O
'"'
U
N
O
J
o
0
0
o
0
o
O
O
o
N
o
z
a-`
m
o
m
m
o
•r`
Ul
Zl
Ul
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
Ul
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
0
.
•
.
.
.
.
.
.
O
0
0
0
o
O
0
0
0
0
o
O.
o
m
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
rn
0
0
0
0
0
O
o
0
0
0
0
o
n
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
O•n
co
-1
r
m
cn
z
c
cn
r
o
m
c
z
D
z
r
m
o
D
i
r
m
m
m
o
F
z
c
z
D
-DI
�•rn
m
o
m
n
-I
-i
T�E
:E
D
m
0
z
Zl
M
I
-U
Z�-0
D
z
--
Z7
0
z
w
/7
m
D
-0
D
--
0
Z
--
r
Z7
m
D
D
-0
0
Z
--
Zl
m
;u
D
--
m
m
Z
Z
Z
-I
M
--
Z)
--
m
--
z
-i
m
e
D
Z7
W
Z
Z)
0
0
D
m
--
--a
W
0
D
Z)
0
Z)
D
--
W
z<
D
0
0
c
c
Z
z
m
z
2
z
r
(A
c
N
z
m
z
0
---
r
--
0
0
n
W
0
-1
0
D
--
0
W
G)
n
-1
-0
D
-0
_0
-<
c
D
'U
D
n
m
O
z
3
3
n
(n
r
D
0
n
z
Z
3
z
n
D
O
m
*E
O
m
m
r
c
z
O
0
0
0
m
O
r
z
3
o
m
z
z
m
T
O
0
:E
3
Z)
z
m
o
A
;a
Z-i
-1
D-0
--
m
o
z
-i
z
D
m
z
r
r
(n
A
m
m
z
(n
D
:E
-0
_
_
-1
D
D
-0
-0
--
-I
--
D
c
r
z
m
A
D
D
--
z
r
r
Z
D
ZJ
-i
Z7
D
G)
(n
m
-I
z
Zl
0
D
D
G)
-1
m
n
n
;a
--
0
n
n
--
-i
Z)
=
m
n
o
0
-i
O
m
m
n
o
D
D
3
O
W
z
:E
D
Z)
3
F.
O
Z
z
W
m
3
m
m
D
z
m
m
3
m
7�
m
z
-0
z
Z7
-i
A
z
z
-0
Z7
0
—1
O
m
m
n
-1
-1
0
--
(n
c
A
r
(n
(n
c
z
z
D
z
m
z
W
0
z
W
D
0
0
(n
0
-a
z
(D
�l
G)
�i
Z
m
A
m
G)
N
--
O
--
N
W
W
%D
m
Ul
A
O
�`
'-'
-'
�p
IV
J
W
W
D
N
�
41
N
N
\0
-'
N
Ul
0\
N
0�
-
U1
0
01
W
U1
W
O
O
W
41
J
�
Q
0
O
0]
-r
O
J
O
N
Ul
W
U1
O
--
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
\0
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
�0
O
�0
Q•
W
�0
D
O
0�
O
Ul
W
�0
Ul
J
m
w
\0
W
O
--
N
0+
Ul
0)
O
�
J
-r`
0
0\
4�,
O
W
N
U1
N
m
J
J
CO
O
W.
OD
�
0)
W
m
J
J
N
--
'-'
0)
Ul
W
--
N
D
m
O
N
N
Ul
Ul
Ul
J
W
O
0`
--
O
Ul.
0�
0
N.:
Co
0\
W
N
J
-l`
N
m
J
N
J
J
--
0\
�
m
0)
-'
-'
Ul,
O
-'
OD
J
--
Ul
W
J
N
Ul
�0
W
Ul
J
0
D
N
0
Ul
�
O
�
N
O
W
k0
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
s
•
•
.
Ul
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
--
N
0�
J
�D
�0
J
J
N
Q`
�`
W
0)
Ul
O
U1
R
OD
Ul
J
0)
\0
O
O
Ul
N
U1
_r`
03
Ul
N
�
Ul
--
N
0\
D
O
O
Ul
D
J
O
m
O(1)
O W
-iD
N
-4 D
--
'-
=r
Ul
--
Q
.�
03
2 r
0`
Ul
mD
O`
N
J
J
O)
N
m D
U1
0\
W
W
W
N
0)
0
03
J
W
__-
t`
N
O
ON
-41
J
k0
Ul
\0
mm
Ul
N
O\
0
0�.
0)
N
N
w
m
J
m
W
O
--
m m
Ul
(i
-A
O
W
t0
--
X(n
00
0)
�
--
N
N
Ul
J
J
N
O
m
J
w
\0
X (n
Ul
W
a`
-'
0\
W
D
0
-0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
-u
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
m
W
O
O
Ul
J
W
0�
O
J
0)
W
N
�
L
m
N
-'
W
J
OJ
O
I0
z
U1
N
k0
O
a-`
\0
N
O
--
J
W
N
N
z
N
ON
O
%0
I\1
O
Ul
(n
W
m
--
m
--
�o
�
N
- .
0\
- .
►-
ON
N
--
O
-
0)
O
D
Ul
O
J
--
W
Ul.
O
J
-'
N
U1
W
G\
0\
'
D
D
N
N
N
O
0-
O
Ul
a`
J
U1
0\
-0
ko
W
O
O
Ul
--
O
k0
--
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
O
O\
O
O
J
O
-u
-J-`
Al
O
O
O
O
O
O
T
m
O
O
O
O
O-
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
O
z
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Z7
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
.
•
•
.
•
O
.
.
.
•
.
.
•
•
p
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
O
O•
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
i
�D
Ul
N
Ul
Ul
W'-'
--
0
W
N
--
--
\
U1
a`
W
�
W
0
0
m
N
0
N
%0
W
N
N
%0
J
4�1
W
m
W
N
J
O
--
0+
O-
%o
N
0
O
-P
m
N
O
N
m
W
N
Q
N
O
W
A
O
W
�
O
-P
D
Ul
0�
W
O
M
4�,
O
--
W
Q
W
N
D
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
0
W
W
41
O
0%
-` 0)
W
N
O
--
OD
- '
-- Ul
0\
Ul
--
Jd`
' -'
--
W
O•
O
03
N
41
Q W
W
Ul
Ul
W
..
.
Z7
+
z
Ul0
Ul
O'
O
O
O
Ul
N
J
Ul
O
m
%00
%0
W
O
O
Ul
--'
O
m
N Ul
J
--
O
O
O
O-
O
O
J
O
0%
O
O
J
m
0
N O
N
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
O
m
O
U10
m
m
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
fl
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
'. O
O
0.
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
z
Z
-P
Ul
n
--
-
N
n
N
N
N
O
O
N
N
O
O
O
O
O
J
O
O
O
O
N
O
Ul
;o
-'
--
O
O
O
X
Ul
O
O
O
O
U1
O
O
U1
U1
O
O
Ol
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
o
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
o
0
o
0
o
n
o
0
0
0
o
n
Zl
1
I
I
I
;o
I
3
D
.-.
D
D
C
D
D
C
(n
A
Z
A
(n
n
r
W
(n
U
r-
W
A
A
Z
A
Z
U
rn
m
W
U
U
r-
r
n
m
m
m
Q
r
D
c
C
A
D
Z
n
m
m
m
m
m
r
r
r
c
A
U
D
Z
►
m
U:E:
U
D
rn
Z
—
Z—
A
-I
m
Z
U
:E
-u
:i:
C
m
m
Z—
r
A
�
Z
r
D
D
U
D
0
r
0
Z
—
m
r
-11
D
D
3
n
n
0
Z
—( —
m
G1
r
'-'
m—
Z
W
O
;a
--I
m
Z
r
D
rn
m
M
--i
�
;a
--A
rn
m
Z
D
A
O
A
D
—
n
rn
—
—
W
D
D
r
A
0
A
O
A
A
—
•-
W
W
D
0
Z
(n
C
0
Z
Z
D
A
m
Z
Z
Z
W
C
W?
C
D
—
—
m
Z
Z
m
m
0
O
U
(n
W
0
n
m
—
z
n
n
W
0
n
m
01>
U
D
m
m
o
D
U
D
U
0
D
m
A
C
Z
3
Z
n
(n
(n
D
C
Z
3
Z
3
r
r
D
•
(n
0
m
O
r
C
W
C
Z
O
(n
O
m
0
m
(n
D
Z
D
Z
m
-0
C
U
0
Z
Z
-1
(n
3
O
Z
A
-I
A
D
U
U
U
A
-i
A
-i
m
C
U
0
m
m
Z
r
U
r
(n
CO.
m
m
D
U
(n
(n
'U
r
..
-I
r
U
U
3
U
-i
A
r
r
z
rn
--
m
D
0
r
r
-1
r
D
m
D
D
0
w
m
(n
-1
0
D
D
—
-i
U
n
n
Cn
—
(n
n
n
-I
m
D
m
m
n
Q
m
m
(n
o
3
3
O
Z
-1
3
3
U)
Z
A
Z
Z'U
A
X
Z
Z
U
A
3
-I
�
O
-<
-4
-f
-4
-<
m
(n
(n
c
c
(n
In
n
z
A
s
G)
A
Ul
N
Ul
—
N
Du
►�
�D
-
Ul
J
W
0
N
�0
W
O
co
N -
W.,
W
D
W
ro
0
(a
O
N�
k0
J
A,
\0
Ul
W
N
J
OT
O
0�
N
P
O)
Ul
Q`
�0
Ul
O
\0
O
J
�-•
•-
o
o
Ul
O-
-P
Ul
J
Ul
O
R7
Ul
Ul
0
O-
O
J
CD
J
W
O
�
—
Ul
%0-
O
O
W.,
Ul
O
J
N
J
N
N
0\
N
N
Q•
N
W
N
.N
► .
p
U1
..
N.
{`
W
4-1
N
N
�
W.
m
-
co
W
D
W
O.
03
U
Ul
%0
-`
-`
CD
4�,
N -
—
O
W .
\0'
.0
-07
-O
N
-P
O
U
a-`
%0
%0
0%
W
O
N
Ilr
W
O
Ul�
%D
W
\0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
(�
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
\0
O
N
I0
l`
N
U1
O
Ul
0\
Ul
co
N
O
N
W.
-
•L`
O
N
0)
G\
�
N
W
-
N
Ul
O
�0
O (n
o (n
-A,>
2r
_k
N
m
2r
J
N
W
m D
m D
07
\0
-P
W
AA
a
a
a
AA
a
a
a
"
Ul
N
J.
'0
►-
.0.
�-
O
O
0]
►-
N
J
�-
0�
O.
W
Ul
rn rn
W
Q•
N
Ul ,
=
Ul"
0\
Ut.
a,
►-
J
m m
.D
\a
N-
r`
%0-
J
X Ln
Ul
O
N.
a`
0%
o
O
W
O
X (n
N
co
Co
�-
O
d`
W
k(�0
U
U
•'
Z
U
(k0
m
O
0� :
0�
N
Ul
\01
W
W.
W
O
W
Z
o
J
J
A
D
m
W
Ul
W
(n
m
m
N
0\
00
W
�
O
J
N
W
O
J
O
O
D
r
U1
N
O
W
UT
�'
O
a
U1
�0
D
U
.
►-
O,
0
0�
O
.
O
Ul
U
O
O
O
O
O
O
0-0
O
U
Ul
O
O
o
O
o
Ul
O
-0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
A
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Q
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Q
O
O
O
O
O
O'
O
O
O
U
O
• O
O
O
O
O
O
0
U
O
O
O
O
O'
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
k0
00
D
Ul
N
0\
W
-'
W
•
�
a
a
a
a
J
Ul
W
0)
\
W
J
-F
W
J
W
Ul
N.
rn
O
W
W
.Q
k0
co
U1.
.r- ,
kO
0%
W
N
00
�
N
►-
►-
J
W'
J
W
D
O
%0
\0 -
Al
W
0)
N
0-
W
l`
—
O
W
41
O
%
w
W
J
O
fl)
O
O
0)
Ul
0,
J
N
D
O
ON
Ul
0
0
J
J
0
W
O
W
W
O
J
O
N
O
O
O
J
O
►-
O
�
O
� 0\
O
W
CNT
N W
0�
►-
N O
N
..
O
Q:
►-
O
W 0%
O
O
-
a
a
A
a s
a
a
a
A
w o
W
N
O
W-
(n
►-
o
N -•
o
rn
Ul Ul
0
0
o
m
0
0
(n
m
00
0
0
0-
0
0
0l
ol•
0
0
o
ul O
(n
O
o
0
0
o
w
o
D
00
0
0
0•
0
0
0
0
0
0
00
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
00
O
O
0.
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O.
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
O.
O
O
U
r
r
Z
►+
r
Z
1?
W
N
n
O
�
�
n
OD
0
W
►-
O
a
►-
+
O
a
O
'r
O
�T
0
o
O
O
A'
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
o
O
o
o
rn
o
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
o
n
o
0
0
0•
n
3
(n
Z
cu
3
1l
D
D
(n
z7
z
m
m
(n
U
r
Z7
O
D
G)
A
Z
W
Z
Z
Z7
W
n
rn
W
U
r
Z7
n
m
m
r
r
c
z
n
w
r
n
D
m
m
o
rn
m
m
o
r
r,
c
Z7
D
D
rn
U*E
rn
rn
z
--
Z—
m
n
w
U�
m
U
E
U
D
rn
m
z
--
Z
n
r
D
n
n
O
Z
—
Z
Z7
m
D
r
D
D
U
D
n
0
Z"
m
r
rn
-a
-1
Z
-4
rn
0
W.
o
--
m
r
--
rn
z
-1
z
-1
m
D
ZJ
0
Z7
U-
—
—
(n
D
w 1
•-+
ZJ
0
D
Z7
0
Z7
D
—
Z7
—
--
0
Z
W
c
rn
Z
n
z
o
r
(n
c
z
W
c
W
z
z
.-,
rn
Z
rn
n
n
w
0
D
0
Z7
--�
rn
—
0
0
n
w
n
O
D
U
D
z
—
0
D
U
O
D
U
D
c
z
3
r
r
D
rn
n
m
z
Z
3
c
Z
3
z
n
w
r
D
(n
0
m
D
Z
O
w
m
0
m
w
0
m
0
r
c
D
z
Z
(n
3
0
3
D
z
Z
m
U
3
0
z
-1
c
U
U
(n
Z7
-I
z-i
z
D
U
U
r
Rr
TO
(n
mm
m
M
Z
F
W
(n
D
.,
r
r
D
D
r
r
r
z
m
D
D
..
U
Z
D
D
D
G)
(n
-i
n
m
-
0
n
n
n
m
(n
O
-I
rn
m
m
n
O
3
z
D
D
3
Y.
T.
O
Z
Z
U
/N
-1
Z
Z
Z
U
Zl
-1
-1
- '
O
-C
U)
in '
c
rn
n
m
�l
N
m
m
\0
Ul
0
W
O
••
••
�•
w
N
W
..
►.
W
W
J
�
O
W
—
0
W
W
m
N
J
�
W
CD-
J
4
J
Ul
N
J
co
\0
O
Ul
W
O
Ul
\0
O
O
0+
Ul
N
W
W
'-
O
Ul
O
D
Ul
O
Ul
Ul
Ul
O
O
Ul
%0
J
N
O
a`
ON
J
O
0
J
m
O
w
J
J
J
�
J
0
W
W
N
W
W
�
O
w
0
�0
N
W
\0
41
W
Q
N
N
W
m
J
�`
Ul
o
Ul
J
•
•
•
o
N
•
N.
•
CD,
Ul
03
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
O
•
�
Ul
CO
J
O
Q•
Ul
W
J
O
J.
�
J
Ul
O
D
O
m
O (n
O U1
-I D
W_
W
-I D
z r
Q
co
z r
r`
w
M.>
O
m D
ON
J
J
»
CD
-
Ul
Ul
Ul
N
Ul
N
'''
N
m rn
w
OD
N
M
rn
o-
m m
J
01.
rn
N
-01
W
X (n
OD
X,
O
O
-P
O
Ul
N
Q
X (n
'U
W
O
J
J
•
0\
U1
U
rn'
•
O
•
�'
•
O
e
N
•
O
•
0D
•
Ul
•
0\
l)1
�0
rn
•
•
J
•
�0
•
O
•
N
•
Ou
Ut
•
�0
Q
z
Ul
U1
U1
J-`
O
J
O
�
z
\0
J
0
N
O
J
(n
(n
m
\ID
m
ko
O
O
rn
O
w
W
rn
O
03
0\
D
Ul
41
W
W
o
j>
U
•
0\
Ou
r
Ul
N
a
O
U
U
Ul
Ul
O
O
O
U
O
O
N
Ul
N
O
O
Z7
O
O
•
O
O
•
O
•
z
0
Ul
•
O
•
O
•
Ul
•
O
•
Ul
•
Ul
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
0
O
•
O
O
O
U
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
F
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
�p
�0
N
N
W
-D
N
O
W
J
O
N
'-'
'-'
O
�
W
\
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
\
•
�0
•
O
a 1
•
W
o
1
•
J
0'
•
O
Ul
0`
03
O
OD
N
O
co
O
Ul
O
O
J
O
o
03
O
O
0
a
•
•
0\
-0
O
O
03
�
Zl
Ul o
Ul
-
J
O
m
O Ul
Ul
00
O
N
U1
m
Ul O
Ul
Ul
O
O
O
0
co o
CD
O'
O
Ul
►•
N
O
O
O
O O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul O
Ul
O
O
O
•
O
•
0
•
0
•
O
•
D
• •
Oo
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
D
U
• •
00
•
O
•
O
•
O
O
O
O
o
O
U
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
z
z
N
N
n
0\
n
•
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
z
•
\0
J
Ul
O
N
Ul
O
o
Z7
O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
Ul
O
o
O
0 :0
m
o
0
0
0
0
M
O
O
o
O
n
o
0
0
0
0
A
A
*
I
I
N
f
(n
A
ID
A
3
(n
-I
D
2
O
m
D
A
:
3
A
Z
A
m
(n
A
f D
O
z
-'0
Z
0
M
A
A
A
Z
A
Z
W
m
A
f-•
D
2
m
M
M
3
C
A
D
A
2C
C
z
A
C
n
C
D
m
m
m
m
m
n 1
C
A
D"
(!�
-0
:E:
-0
A
Z
A
3
0
A
0
m
A
m
(n
--
Z
A
:E:
-0
:E
=
Z
-,z
Z
(!�
n
D
D
-I
0
Z
-
D
W
�
D
W
r
f
-i
D
D
O
0
Z
A
M-
M
-
-<
A�
M
n
D
m
A
J
m
r
-n
A
D
--
M-
M
O
A
-I
M
z
m
f
A
O
A
-
-
w
•[
Z
w
C
-
w
D
D
o
f
A
O
A
O
r
-
-
6
o
<
r
(n
C
0
n
m
Z
0
n
O
z
A
D
(n
C
(n
C
m
Z
D
O
(n
G)
0
--1
z
C
m
m
0
-
'-'
0
w
0
(n
D
Z
D
T->
Z
U
A
O
Z
O
D
-0
D
A
C
n
Z
m
Z
3
z
-I
D
m
D
A
-C:
Tl
z
3
Z
3
A
D
2
0
O
0
m
0
D
z
A
0
(n
-1
(n
D
0
m
0
m
A
Z
O
C
Z
0
^-+
C
O
A
z
Z
r
0
O
D
(n
A
•-1
A
Z
O
D
m
A
m
A
-4
A
-i
-
r
r
m
m
m
(n
0
J
m
3
m
m
m
(n
n
0
-u
_0
A
-I
-
M
(n
T
-0
(n
-I
m
O
A
r-
r
(n
D
n
o
r
r
D
o
2
C
D
D
D
Z
D
D
A
O
n
n.
n
..
r
n
n
r
(n
m
m
O
(n
m
m
m
O
z
3
3
z
3
3
3
Z
C
-0
m
m
m
W
m
m
m
A
�
�
A
-zi
-<
m
�
-4
m
3
W
(n
3
N
(n
(n
W
J
Ln
' N
N
Ul
N
N
OD
ON
+
N
+
W
-A
J
J
.
4-
Ul
ON
D.
•J-`
O
Ul
0
k0
03 -
W
I'0
%0
Ul
�
�
W
� '
►'
�
W
J
W
o
N
w
0
\0
O
0)
Ul
W
0)
%0
W
D
N
O
O
N
0
m
O
L`
N
►
N
•'
•
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
%0
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
�D
ON
O
Ul
W
Ul
Ul
N
O
W
W
O
4-10
N
J
ON
O
ON
O
N
'-'
O
O
O
O
O
-
Ul
D
O
Ul
J
N
N
►-
�0
0�
N
O
k0
N
W
ON
N
�0
N
4�,
"0
-
..
p
..
-•
O
k0
W
-P
J
N
O
-u
M,
O
41
0),
Ul
N
►+
O
N
0
M
Ul
�
Ul
O
O
N
O\
W-
%D
Ul
•R
O
%0.
Ul
%0
W *-
O
O
ON
J
W
J
-
J
J
0\
U
-
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
�`
O
W
O •
N
W
O
D
D
J
Ul
Ul
O)
�0
O
0
O
O
W
0\
0)
Ul
O
J
J.
O
0\
O
O
O
O
�
OV
\10
0)
D
O In
p (n
-i D
(.l
N
J D
�.
. .
-
O
A>
W
N
O-
m D
N
W
J
m m
co
M
co
-
4\,
N
m m
W"
oo
J
W
0
N
W
W
J
J
O
-
►-.
X (n
N
N
J
Co
'-'
0`
N
W
Ul
-
\0
X (n
Ul
N
N
N
O
N
O
O
J
N
�
N
J
%0•
U
.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
tD
m
OD
O•
0)
�0
�0
0+
Ul
�-
N
D`
%0
m
'-'
N.
O
►�
z
Ul
0
0)
W
N
O
O
N
03
N
Z
\.O
N
Ul
00
0)
O
Ul
UJl'
O
O
O
m
(n
U)
m
m
..
W
N
O
J
W
o
o
O
O
�0
Ul
N
O
Ul
O
o
Ul
O.
W
u A
Ul
O
U1
N
N
N
U1
O
A
O
o
O
0
O°
O
O
A
Ul
O
O
o
O
m
o
Ul
0
O
o
O
O
A
N
N
O
o
O
O
O
O
A
O
o
O-
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A'
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
010
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
t �
O
%0
►
W
W
0`
0
O
03
►'
0
J
Ul
\
D
O
\
%0
J
ON
W
W
O
O
\01
N
W
N
W
0)
0
W
N
N
ON
W
-4 -
N
►+
O
J
�O
D
J
N
Ul
O
W
0)
O
0l
Ul
0�
►+
0�
►'
O
0�
O
O�
OD
O�
Q`
J
O
N
O
0\
O
:
k D
o
00
�
Ul
0)
O
►
•R
o
m
m
m
O
.-
\0 W
N
�0
W
O
-
o
N O
N
O
N
o
ON OD
•A•
•D
0)
W Ul
03
o
O
N
Ui
m
030
W
-R
Ul.
CD
O
N
N
m
O
m
00
0
o
Ul
Ul
O
o
o
D
Ul O
Ul.
O
O
o
O-
O
Ul
O
0
O
O
o
O
0 0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o0
O
0
o
O
o
0
o
O
O
O
O
0
D
•
•
•
•
•
D
0 0
0
O
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
-0
00
O
O
o
0
0
o
O
O
O
o
O
O
-0
-'
►+
Z
Z
,W
Ln
n
Ul
N
W
n
J
O
N
►+
�
O
►+
N
Ln
+
O
O
\D
o
Ul
Ul
O
O
A•
O
O
O
N
Ul
0
Ul
o
O
A
0)
N
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O-
o
O
•
.
•
•
•
•
.
0
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
o
m
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
o
O
o
n
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
L
i
A
I
I
I
A
-
N
fa
n
C-1
A
n
z
w
-0
-o
D
r
o
z
A
z
A
A
z
A
Z
0
n
n
0
m=
D
0
r
W
--
-1
<
-1
(n
m
M
n
m
M
M
M
M
o
r
D
O
--
O
Z
D
C
A
D
M
0
n
D
--
o
c
_O
E
m
Z
T:E:-0
E
D
m
C
n
r
cn
M-0
Z
--
A
n
A
m
D
r
n
A
r
D
r
-1 i>
D
A
D
N
-1
3
-0
0
M
0
Z
--
>
cn
r.
m
cn
-i
--
r
D
--
m
--
m
z
m
o
U)
-,
-i
A
A-i
m
r
'
D
(n
D
A
Z
D
r
A
D
A
O
D
(n
z
07
(n
G1
--A
w
w
Z
W
C
0
C
Z
z
D
w
D
D
m
'0
m
Z
D
O
A
C
3
A
--
-i
m
--
-
O
0
Z
z
r
�
A
(n
G)
D
-0
m
D
O
D
A
O
D
-O
D
A
0
C
0
--
O
OZ
n
n
A
0
0
z
Z
C
C
Z
3
Z
3
n
w
Z
(n
n
0
D
O
m
r
--
C
0
3
cn
0
m
0
m
r
c
0
--
0
c
w
C
Z
w
3
(n
--
n
D
m
m
z
Z
m
A
A
7
m-o
n
0
C
A
m
D
-1
m
A
Z
A
-1
A
-i
D
A
m
O
<
A
D
-1
A
A
D
(n
r
--
m
m
a
m
m
z
r
W
A
m
r
z
W
(n
G)
m
Z
O
O
T
W
A
A
--
--
(n
3
r
--
0
-i
`-
(n
0
O
Z
r
r
r
Z
M
--
N
O
M
D
n
U1
-I
D
D
D
G)
(n
Z
A
(n
O
-1
D
m
m
=
m
n
n
n
G)
--
x
--
r
0
m
3
m
m
m
n
z
-<
o
n
A;W
3
3
3
O
G)
O
Z
D
r
m
m
m
F.
m
m
--
m
z
z
z
-o
(n
z
A
A
n
C
-0
{
En
(n
(
D
0
r
W
A
m
0]
Ln
J
ON
0
�
W
0)
Ln
--
N
Ul
O
.
J
.P`
N
J
.
J
Ul
+
0)
N
.
.
0\
O
m
N
\.D-
J'
�o
-P�
o-
Q
O
W
J
-r-`
W
p-
O
U1
O
�
N
W
O
J
D
J
�o
W
J
N
• -,
--
0
N
-P
W
J
m
w
W
W
J
Ul
w
D
m
m
m
J
O
-
;
O
;
;
,
-'
;
Ul
Ul
0
N
Ul
o
O
O
O
-'
W
N
O
O
O
U1
#
N
--
J
O
o
%D
N
w
O`
0
J
w
N
J
J
W
O
O
a`
Ul
W
Ul
Ul
�
O
0`
W
J
W
N
N
03
-`
k0
07
ko
J
O
Ul
a`
Q
N
Ul
O
\0,
-•�
�-' -
W
w
O
O
D
03
--
O
�
W.-
Ul
W
--
O
N
0)
J
-
--
0\
co
"o'
07
�
0,�.
Ul
U1
0)
--
Ul
07
00
N
W
Ul
Ul
J
N
--
Ln
C
.
U1
•
.
.
.
•
.
•
.
.
•
.
.
.
.
.
.
•
.
.
.
.
.
•
W
.
-'
D`
W
-
O
k0
O
W
J
%0
O�
W
O
O
O
ON
�
O
O
00
W
U
Ul
O
0
W
W
J
O
0 Ln
-1 D
w
"
co
,r
D`
O
m D
ON
w
rn
w
rn
cn
.r`
rn
Ul
Ul
w
�,
•
O
J
-P
N
--
Ul
O
0�
O
O
�-'
N
Q
O
Du
O
w
k0
Q
-_j
m m
J
O\.
O+
0-
Ul
O
CO
0\
--
O\
ON
(`
W
N
Q
ON
Q
W
N
-'
x cn
Ul
N
-
N
N
O
--
4,
W
0,
00
N`
co
w
\0
Ul
-'
Q
--
\o
�
00.
oo
w
•
N
.
Q
U1
F
A
m
•
O
•
•
-
•
N
•
�0
•
O
.
O
•
O
.
O
.
O
•
Ut
.
�`
.
O
•
J
•
�`
•
'-'
•
�0
•
Ut
•
J
•
•
�0
.
N
•
'0
Z
-P
03
%o
o
J
O
O.
0)
W
O
O
07
W
-P
O`
N
W
ko
O
W
O
Ul
--
(n
m
ko
O
O
►+
r
.A
Ul
W
O
0)
--
J
J
U1
-F
ra
a`
N
D
O
W
m
D
--
.
o
D
N
O
J
W
N
--
O
N
Ul
J•
ON
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
Ul
W
u
W
o
N
m
-`
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
N
A
Ul
O
m
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
.
O
•
O
•
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
•
O
.
O
.
O
.
O
•
O
•
O
.
O
•
O
•
o
•
O
.
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
W
N
N
A
J
W
N
-'
W
4,
W
--
N
Ul
O
\
O
%D
ON
N
N
co
J
o
-
J
J
W
i
Q7
N
�
O
O
0\
Ul
00
O
--
w-r-,
0
-(-`
�o
D
O
N
J
0
�o
O
W
O
N
Ul
ON
N
O
0�
O
Ul
0
110
Ul
O
U1
N
O
O
0
O
ON
O
4�,
-
J
o
-
U1
O
iU • •
--
..
ON
O
N N
41
N
ON
Ul
O
Ln
�`
Ul
D
0]
Ul
0%
'-'
N
A
N N
-P
Ul-
J
4-1
N
O
o
r
Ul
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
N
m
"0
--
O
O
m
0
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
O
O
•
O
•
D
• •
00
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
o
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
•
O
O
o
O
•
O
•
o
O
O
-0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
U
N
O\
N
• •
�-•
J
W
'''
O
Ul
z
n
-'
Ln
O
-.
J
O%
O
O
07
0
N
O
J
N
O
O
Ul
O
Ul
N
O
O
0]
A
Ui
O
Ul
O
O
O
O
o
0
O
O
O
O
0
0
o
O
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
A
*
I
1
I
1
1
r rt r r r r rr r r r r r r r r r r r
O] 3 (n 3
0 - D rn
O w A z A A z 0 A f
w m U � Z A E z A A n
D
D r D m D 1D m A -f m r
Z D A O r A 0 - - N
0 Z w c 0 (n c m Z A
-0 O D A D -0 n
m e z 3 z F. D O
A w 0 m 0 m z A
.. z z 0
O A -q A -1
F r D z
D D D -1
r (n m m o r
F. 3 z m cu
z Z A A
-{ D
N (n -<
0�
3
Ul
D
z
w
A
Z
D
0
.0
r
m
n
m
m
z
c
A
D
W
J
OD
N
J
W
W.
%0
O
r
D
w
0
Z
-»
2
r
.,
rn
-�
A
•�
rn
rn
•
Ul
D
•
Q
•
Ul
•
J
•
J
m
W
O
z
0
c
m
m
z
►'
m
J
rn
-4
W
0
D
O
D
-0
-
c
z
3
n
D
r
+
w
0
m
W
r-•
z
N
N.
N
z
W
0
P
r
O
D
�]
-1
D
U1
Ul
o
Q
►�
m
O
z
(n
•
•
•
•
O
•
W
•
\0
p
•
D
.
-
m
O
Q
O
O
O
D
D
0]
CD
0\
O (n
D
O
-1
-1 D
m
-<
O
2 r
J
3
G)
z
0\
m D
m
rn
m
co
Z
AA
z
A
-i
-<
W
:F
CO
0\
W
J
W
W
Ul
0
Ul
x(n
�
%0.
N
J
O
0)
W
W
�
W
m
N
W
w
w
N
z
rn
�
N
O
OD-
U1
.P
Ul
O
.P
-P
Ul
O
N
J
W
N
�
Ul
N
W
Ul
W
Ul
4b.
J
o
D
0\
►
J
N
N
U1
rn
�0
OD
k0
�.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
W
01
J
N
Ul
O
OD
4-1
O
N
N,
O
O
0(f)
D
J
Du
O
-i D
N
U1
O
N
U1
U1
0
=r
w
O
O
O
O
N
O
rn D
A
O
O
O
O
03
O
AA
o
0
o
A
O
O
•
O
•P
O
Ul
ON
Q
O
A
N
O
rn rn
J
Q
0
ON
N
O
4�,
o
x (n
03
N
Q
O
rn
o
ko
'U
N
Ul
(�
rn
o
�0
J
►
�0
z
(n
�0
N
N
rn
O
\
J
�
W
.P
►�
0�
J
W
OD
Ul
U
D
O
N
D
0
rn
O
W
O
Ul
N
N
O
a`
�
�0
Ul
W
O
W
m
N
Ul
0
D
ON
Ul
O
0�
110 ,
-0
U
O
O
O
O
O+
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
O
O
O
O
o
Ul N
O
U
O
O
O
O
P
O
O
Ul
o
m
O Ul
►-
O
O
N
O
�D
o
o
U1
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U1
OD
0)
W
O
OD
o
a-`
O
O
o
W
o
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
W
O
J
A
N
W
0\
�
O
03
+
z
0\
O
o
w
D
N
W
O
O
0
O Ul
Ul
W
.,
Ul
O
0
Ul
O
. .
.
O
o
U1
A
.
A
(V -P
J
R
N
Ul
0
o
-P
m
0� Ul
0\
Ul
O
O
Ul
U1
D
O
o
O
O
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
A
00
0
o
O
O
O
O
0
A
z
►'
N
W
n
O
\0
Ul
0
O
Ul
0\
U1
o
U1
A
O
O
O
o
O
o
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
*
1
I
A
O] 3 (n 3
0 - D rn
O w A z A A z 0 A f
w m U � Z A E z A A n
D
D r D m D 1D m A -f m r
Z D A O r A 0 - - N
0 Z w c 0 (n c m Z A
-0 O D A D -0 n
m e z 3 z F. D O
A w 0 m 0 m z A
.. z z 0
O A -q A -1
F r D z
D D D -1
r (n m m o r
F. 3 z m cu
z Z A A
-{ D
N (n -<
0�
Ul
J
OD
N
J
W
W.
%0
O
\0
•
W
•
•
Ul
•
Ul
•
W
•
Q
•
Ul
•
J
•
J
m
W
O
O
O
O
N
N
►'
m
J
0\
D
0\
N
r
+
N
Q)
r-•
N
N.
N
W
W
m
P
r
O
D
-P
O
U1
Ul
o
Q
►�
O
O
Q
Ul
•
•
•
•
•
O
•
W
•
\0
•
N
•
D
.
-
m
O
Q
O
O
O
D
W
0]
CD
0\
O (n
-1 D
2 r
J
0\
m D
co
AA
m m
0%
0\
J
W
W
Ul
m
x(n
�
0
m
N
W
w
w
N
z
rn
�
�
.P
o
w
W
rn
�
rn
rn
�.
O
Ln
01
W
D
J
Du
O
N
U1
O
N
U1
U1
0
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
0
o
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
O
o
o
O
O
o
O
O
o
N
N
Ul
Ul
�0
N
N
W
O
\
J
�
W
.P
►�
0�
J
W
OD
Ul
U
D
O
N
D
0
O
N
O
Ul
N
60
4`
a`
0`
�0
O
O
W
m
N
Ul
0
0�
Ul N
J
41
O
P
Ul
N
m
O Ul
Ul
O
O
O
O
o
o
U1
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
r
+
z
o
w
J
n
O
O
0
.
J
O
Ul
O
0
O
O
O
o
U1
A
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
o
O
O
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
O
o
o
O
o
A
N
3
W
r
(/)
x
►
D
D
zl
D
w
z)
z)
z
z7
z7
Z
r
z
z)
W
T
r
W
m
z
z7
z
-1
w
U
r
z
n
m
m
m
m
m
m
D
O
D
C
zl
D
O
T
m
m
m
C
Z
D
D
M
Z
T:E:
Z
z1
:E
0
w
z1
Z
-
Z
Z
D
T:
r
Z
--
Z
-<
r
-I
D
-4
)>
O
zl
m
0
Z
-
D
D
3
O
Z
-
,r
D
..
m
D
m
z)
z7
z)
-I
m
-I
Z
m
-
rn
W
Z�
m
D
r
z)
0
r
z)
0
D
-I
-
-
W
O
w
O
zl
O
w
Z
On
C
0
c
-I
D
z1
m
z
z7
C
w
c
D
m
Z
m
O
r
A
U) •
0
D
►-
Z
N
0
O
D
z1
D-0
z]
O
m
z
m
D
z1
0
C
Z
3
z
3
-<
w
0
D
w
0
3
Z
3
D
(n
0
m
0
m
c
c
z
m
0
m
0
z
z
z
n
n
o
A
z
z
rn
o
;u
�
z
--I
z
m
-I
m
-4
z
-I
<
m
m
m
r
(n
(n
-u
m
m
(n
a
_0
3
-i
r
-a
r
-4
r
r
rn
D
D
r
O
D
D
D
n
U)
�
n
D
-0
-�
n
n
D
m
n
rn
m
r
O
3
m
Z
O
3
3
U)
z
m
3
G)
z
Z
Z
z7
--4
Z
(n
z)
-I
-i
(n
�
C
w
w
N
z1
T
f-
m
O
w
�•
J
rn
rn
w
J
ON
Q
O
O
a
►
w-
w
r
+
%D
ON
r
O
%0
r
J
r
r
+
r
r
ON
N
0+
N
O.
W
�-
O
U
w
0
�-•
W
-•
• •
••
a-`
'N
U
�-
W
w
�-
O
"D
D•
w
D
N
�0
�0
�
W
►-
O
w
Ul
J
J
Ul
J
Ul
w
Ul
Ul
Ul
W
--
�
W
0�
Ul
N
►
W
O
O
O
0
�D
ON
�
W
J
D
O
-R
J
N
►-
4%
�D
a
0�
N
+
N
a
J
OD
r
Q
r
O
a
-
a
J
r
-
ON
J
+
J
;
N
�--
r
�`
+
�-
Ul
N
�-
M
W
-r`
r
�0
N
%0
Ul
W
%0
►-
►'
%D
w
W
O
.P
-
J
�0
�
w
Ul
J
�
%D
O
w
D
�
N
J
D
w
0
O
\D
O
W
0�
N
OD'
J
U1
U1
k0
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U
.
•
•
.
.
.
•
Uw l
w
O
0�
J
O
►-
w
W
w
Q•
0�
O
�0
w
\00
J
o
O
O
o
w
U
ON
U
J
0
D
D
w
O
w
-r`
ON
ON
2 r
-rl
►-
N
2 r
k0
4%
-P
w
M>
w
O
-P.
m D
J
J
J
` ;0;0
r
r
a
;U ;o
+
+
+
�4
Ul
0%
-
Ul
w
•(-`
N
W
O
-+
J
m
0
m
N
D
W
�
mm
%0
�
Ul
D
O
J
Ul
►-
�
ON
-
m m
-P
O
0
-
N
J.
J
W
N
-'
X w
D
►-
O
.p
J
N
W
Q
Q
w
m
w
Q
0
X U)
N
W
-f-,
N
-'
W
W
w
-P
Q
m
\00
O
N
%0
rn
w
N
-
�0
z
w
U1
w
N
O
J
0
�
o
w
-
U1
Ul
z
w
W
o
o
m
O
m
0�
U1
Cl)
U)
m
m
ul
�
0
(n
►-
w
0
J
-
ON
Ul
OD
w
J
Ul
N
Ul
Q
-(`
O
Ul
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
W
'D
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
z1
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
z
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
z
•
•
•
•
•
.
•
•
.
O
•
•
.
•
•
•
•
.
•
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
'0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
-0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
N
N
W
N
W
Q
►-
J
-'
J
--
4`
W
N
J
w
\
N
N
O
%D
W
w
O
N
\D
-`
W
w
D
►-
W
O
-
N
Q
W
%D
\0
w
w
D
0
0\
4-1
o
0
J
w
m
w
Ul
J
m
0
do,
0%
U1
w
0
O
W
D
N
w
�
w
O
O
k0
ON
"P
w
w
N
O
w
0
1`
D
N
0
\0
w
O
D
O
..
-
.
ON
ON
N O
Q
J
►-
J O
CO
41
O
►-
W J
w
"D
o
U1
O
U1\0
Ul
►-
ON
N
N
%0
+• r
.
r
r
a
.
a
Z]
a s
r
+
+
a
r
zl
-01 N
0�
►-
J
O
O
O
w
Ul'
Ul
N
m
J-` J
Ul
Ul
0
0
4_1
J
m
00
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
0
O \0
k0
O
0
O
O
O
�0
0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
00
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
'0
00
O
O
0
O
O
O
O
-0
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
•0
00
O
O
O
O
o
O
o
T
�
0�
w
W
w
n
ON
J
Q
n
r
A
J
+
O
r
N
U1
+
%0
O
a
N
O
+
o
►-
-P
+
J
O
Ul
w
00
O
O
J
zl
Q
O
O
O
O
%0
z7
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
0
0
0
0
0
0
D
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
0
0
D
o
n
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
N
r� ■� �r rr r r r ■r rr rr r �r r� r� r r ri r�
1
I
W J
m
3
(n
0;
3
-
(n O
C
W N
N'
-
►'
N
D
W
D n
n 3
m
(n
A
A
z
A
Z
W
lo
n
-1
; -I
i n
U
(n
U
r-
(n
z
Z
0
-u
( n
D m
r
n
m
m
m
m
m
O
r
O
D
D
2
D
C
z
D
-A
n
m
m
C
z
D C
Z D
01
m
Z
-0
�E:
U
:E
D
rn
O
0
M
--
U
Z
--
Z
D
m
U�E
OD
z
-
U
Z -1
N
r
-1
D
-'
D
O
U
D
7,
r
r
Z
m
0
Z
-
Z
r
D
0
Z
D
m (n
r
D
-
rn
m
Z"
rn
rn
D
Z
Z-i
rn
-<
r"
O
m
Z�
W
rn -�
0
Ul
D
r
z
0
z
0
D
-
Z
Ul
O
O
-+
-
W
Ul
D
U
O
-
-
W
D
\0
Z
0
Ul
C
(n
C
Z
Z
o
r
�E
o
U
m
Z
O
P-
Z
w
C
m
z
O
G) Z
m
-
0
G)
"
D
r
z
(n
n
m
-
(n
G)
z
O 0
O
D
U
D
U
C
Z
z
D
O
O
D
U
D
O
C
Z
3
Z
3
n
(n
-I
m
m
(n
0
D
N
C
Z
3
D
r-
0
(n
0
m
0
m
r
c
m
z
(n
c
z
W
(n
0
m
J
z
N
(n
O
z
0\
z
m
U
z
Ul 0A
0
W
n
D
0
�
�
Q
J
z
J
0
-A
(n
N
D
z-A
z-A
W
D
U
W
W
3-i
Q OD
O
W
ON
O
N
A
-A
OD
W
_
=
%0
�-
O
m
J
m
Q
Z
r-
--
Q
m
m
(n
Q
(n
• •
•
•
m
•
•
(n
rn
•
e
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ut
07 Ul
J"
�0
O
J
O
O
.0-
r
N
r
J
z
m
L7
J
m
D
D
r
OD
D
D
N'
O
O
\0
D
O
D
N
Ul
cn
OD
J
O
U
Ul
J
O
O
D
m
0
O\
n
n
D
n
m
m
n
z
o
O
m
O
3
3
W 03
O
0
z
3
z
J
2 r
N
m
m
3
N OD
(n
�
J
m
"'
m
m
J
N
Z
W
Z
U
n
N
2
77
z
;7
-1
-i
O
c
m
-<
J
O
-A
<
W
W
(n
(n
c
-i
O
J
O
N J
(n
N
Ul
J
0•
N
Ul
W
-
O
N
J
O
z
J
r
D
�
mm
J
A.
0
J
Ul
0
O
O
0%
J
0%
J
0
J
m
0
J
-PS
Q•
0
X (n
�
O
0\
W
J
0\
�0
• •
•
•
em
•
•
•
•
•
U)
•
z
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
U
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
J W
N
O
N.
J
O
N
07
J
N
Q`
W
�0
W
W
m
I
W J
N
-
►�
W N
N'
-
►'
N
�,O
W
W
O O
co
M
0
-
W
J
4`
N
-
W
-
OD
N
J
_P>
Q
•R
W
W
J
N
O
k0
0
J
m
•R
O
J
01
W
W
�
O
-
W
Ul
N a`
N
Q•
J
M
O
N
OD
�O
W
0
J
N
0\
W
m
-'
O
o
N
N
W
Q
Ul
Ul
O
O
J
W
►-
0)
Ul
N
�0
N
07
J
W
0+
Ul'
Ul
O
O
07
�0
N
Ul
Ul
Ul
W Q
O
O
O
•R
\0
4%
0
Ul
J
0
0\
W
�
m
�
-
U1
J
0
O
P-
0
�
O
ON
J
e
-R
w 0
10
N
D
03
D
N
W
W
0\
J
R
N
-
O
0\
N
OD
Ul 0A
0
W
0
D
O
�
�
Q
J
J
J
%0
lb
W
N
D
W
m
0\
w
W
Q OD
O
W
ON
O
N
N
Q
OD
W
0
OD
%0
�-
O
�
J
Ul
Q
O
0
Q
m
O
Q
�0
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
e
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ut
07 Ul
J"
�0
O
J
O
O
.0-
W
N
N
J
Ul
Ul
J
m
00
OD
�- N
Ul
N'
O
O
\0
-P
O
O
N
Ul
OD
J
O
U
Ul
J
O
O
-P
m
0
O\
O cn
-i D
W 03
J
2 r
N
N
N OD
�
J
"'
N
J
N
m D
W
N
0� N
J
O
W
W
0A
O
O
J
O
N J
OD
N
Ul
J
0•
N
Ul
W
-
O
N
J
O
►•
J
•-
D
�
mm
J
A.
0
J
Ul
0
O
O
0%
J
0%
J
0
J
0
0
J
-PS
Q•
0
X (n
�
O
0\
W
J
0\
�0
• •
•
•
em
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
U
•
•
•
•
•
•
U1
J W
N
O
N.
J
O
N
07
J
N
Q`
W
�0
W
W
m
N D
O
07
O-
W
N
Ul
o
\0
03
W
O
Q
ON
W
Ul
N
01
z
W
O
W
O
-
�D
(n
m
.A
ON
rn
� co
ON
o
N
N
O
O Ul
W
�-'
W
0
►-
0\
J
�
Ul
r +
+
r
a
a
+
D
+
r
+
D
O O
OD
►-
O
Ul
0�
W
W
Ul
W
O
O
N
N
0
U
Ul
Ul
U
O O
Ul
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
0
O
O
O
O
o
U
O
U• l
O
U l
U
0 0
0
0
o
O
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
z
o
0
0
o
A
•
6
•
O
.
•
.
O
O O
O
O
O
U
O
U
O O
0-
o
o
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
o
O
►- A
r+
Ul
�D ►-
N
Ul
OD
OD
O Ul
W
co
�
Ul
►-
N
J
d-`
N
W
O
\
0 Q
Ul
-Al
-D
0
•A
N
0
N
U
0\
N
J
�
W
o
Ul
N
k0
W
W
Ul Ul
►-
W
W
W
OD
N
J
W
k0
Q
"
N
-0
J
O
►
o
%D
O
►
O
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
\
•
•
•
•
•
\
.
0�
0�
O
W
\0
�
0+
w 0
D
O
N
J
O
Ul
�
Ul
m
J-`
M
M
O
o
0
O
%0
O
O
O
-P co
CD
►-
N
N
N
O Ul
W
Ul
-'
W
CD
►-
-
0
0%
O\
O O
W
O
O
�
U
N
W
0
►-
O
O
N
N
O
m
J N
0
�
►-
Ul
N
m
O o
N
0
O.
Ul
J
O
O
m
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
0
00
O
O
O
O
O
0
O O
O
O
O
o
Ul
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
oo
O
O
O
O
O
O O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
U
O O
O
O
O
O
o
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
U
00
o
O
O
O
o
U
-
Z
Z
Ul
.A
n
►-
•-
n
•
o
►-
N
r
O
+
m
O
a
O
�-
�-
+
0�
O
Ul
Ul
N
O
Ul
O
O
;7
o
O
O
N
Ul
U
0
O
Ul
o
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
•
•
.
.
.
•
0
.
.
•
.
•
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
o
0
0
0
o
rn
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
0
0
0
0
o
n
0
•
A
3
(n
(n
3
(n
U
Ol
r
0
A
Z
w
U
r
n
w iA
Z
w
o'
m
W
U
r
W�
�
O'
G) �0
+
n
m
m
C
A
D
--
n
m
m
0
r
3
C
A
D
-I
r
C
rn
D
M
M
-0
:=
Z
--
A
D
m
U
*E
D
m
-0'
Z
-
A
M
m�
Z 1 -+
-1
r
D
0
Z
-
r
r
D
U
D-1
0
Z
-
C
A
w
m
A
r-
M
A
-1
M
r-
M
z{
A
-1
m
A
-
A
-<
D
D
A
O
W
0
D
A
O
D
..
-
N
-
D
0
D
n
Z
(n ;
C
M
Z
m
Z
(n
C
Z
z
n
m
Z
N
Z
m
r
U
n
m
.,
(n
G)
A
m
-
0
O
O
W
O
D
O
A
O,
O
D
U
<
O
D
U
Z
3
_l
O
C;
c
Z
3
D
c
z
3
n
W-1
D
m
O
0
Z.
0
0
m
Z
n
w
0
m
r
C
D
Z
O
O
D
O
c
-A
Z
0
m
Z
m
U-
0
z
3
r
0.
n
Ul
A
-I
A
-1
D
U
z
U
(n
-1
m
(n
rn
z
r
m
(n
U
A
In
(n
o
-1
-0
-
-
A
-1
r
m
(n
-1
r
D
r
z
m
(n
D
D
(n,
-4
c
D
�
D
G)
(n
-i
Z
(n
C
-71
3
z
3
O
Z
Z
m
m
m
31
m
D
-t
Z
A
z
U
A
.�
I
-<
-1
O
A
Z
(n
(n
c
c
z
-1
A,
0
D
(n
(n
z
m
A
(n
0%
Ul
Ln
�
�
Ul
-4
W
N
N
N
03
J
O
W
0%
N
co
O
Ul
N
OD
O
0+
R
0\
AD
CO.,
N
O
-P
W
N
4�p
W
W
a
O
0
0\
.A
Q
.R
N
O
N
W
Ul
O
Ul
J
O
0
O
�
Ul
�-'
J
04!�
O
Ul
Ul
J
J
O
W
0
0
Q
Ul
Oz
k0'
J
O
O•
O
N
k0
ON
0\
Ln
J
N
01
►-
\0.
0\
0`
0
�-
O
N
Ul
N
0
O
W
D-
0+
-P�
A0.
N
N..
03
-
0
Ul
W
W
0\
Ul
-
J
\0'
-
Ul
W
J
0
W
%D
W
O'
Ul
�
Q
O
D
4�-
W
W
W
W
N
�O
O
W
W
�
60,
►
Rk •
W
\0
W
J
W
Ln
pl
N
O
W
W
J
O
m
m
N
O
W
W
O
O
J
N
O(f);
O U)
O (n
> -i
D
-4 D
J
_
J
J
2r
=r
N
A
R
M>
Ul
P,
O
M>
4�s,
N
O
m D
W
0\
AA
0
.
AA
.
A A
'-"
Ln
W
�.
\0
..
N
w
N
W
Ul
�,
-P
0]
Ul
N
XM
(n
%
�
o•
W
-
mm
W
�
�
\0
w
m m
o
�
W
Ul
0
0%
0+
W.
0••
%0
\0
X (n
N
O
N
�
W
D
�0
.A
0
X N
.03
N
Ul
-P
co
0
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
(n
U
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
U
•
•
•
•
•
z
W
W
W
rn�
0.
-
Q
m
►-
to
W
O
w�
m
W
o
0
0
(r
\0
\0
O.
O
J
O
w
z
ko
W
Ul,
W•
W.
co
o
J
o.
o
O.
o
�-
N
(f)
(Z
m
m
.-
m
0\
0%
J
Q`
a
O
0
N
N
�D
N
►'
�0
O
D
.
D
.
.
N
O
W
W
►�
U°
Itbl
Ul
N
U
O
U1
O
O
O
O
O
•O
0
0
U
J
►-
o
U1
N
O
J
-
o
U
D'
0-
O
0
O
O
o
O
O
o
O
A
O
O
O
o
Ul
O
Ul
o
O
A
O
o
O
O
O
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
p
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
p
•
•
•
•
•
O
O
O
O.
O•
O
O
U'
O
.O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
0
0
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
N
N
N
Q`
►.
N
N
W
N
O
U1
P.
U1
%0
U1
\
N
w
W
W
N
4!•
0v
W
W
J
W
W
k0
N
J
tJ
Ul
0
N
N
O
0+
Ul
J
%0
W
O
O
W
0�
0
O
W
W
0
W
N
O
Ul.
Or
O
07
0
O
Q•
O
Ln -
0
O
-Ap
N
Ln
U1
U1
�.
Ui W
w
Ul
Ul
N
J
D
N
W410
N
N
%0
0
O
O
Ln Ul
o
O
►-'
W
Ul-
m
W Ul
W
Ln
N
Ul
Ul
m
Ul O
N
O
O
O
Ul 0
N
O
O
O
O
m
O
O
0\ O
ON
O
Ul
N
O
J
-
O
O
030
W
—
O
O
O
00
O
O
O,
O
O
O.,
O
00
O
0
O
m
O
0
0
0
Ul O
m
O
O
O
O
• •
e •
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
•
00
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
U
O O
O
O
O
O
O
00
p
0
o
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
O
z
z
�
w
n
n
W
►�
N
�0
O
W
�
O
0\
Ul
(n
O
01
A
\O
O
A
N
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
UI
o
0
0
o
m
o
0
O
m
o
0
0
0
o
n
o
0
o
n
o
o
F,
-A
W
n
m
D
3 r
cn
A
r
-I
rn
C
A
D
W ' -0
Z
N
A
n X
°
Z
—
D
m O
A
-4
m
z
r z
—
—
w
°
rn
41
co
D
(n
G)
n
z D
O
m z
D
c
O °
%0
z
z
0%
N
Ul
uCi
N
N
m
J
N
° r
N
-►
A rn,
D
2
C G)
-
-P
G) A
�
N
Ln
(n D
W
O
O
.
A
z
n
z
Co
m
►-
QU
A
0
D
•P
J
t-
Z
rn
-1 O 0 (n O
c -i _0 ]z A z A Z 0 -0 r -q
0 -* -I M. rn m m! c A D
0 n D -0 - A :E z A U
m D r D D O Z — D
(n r ►+ m m A -i m -�
A c (n C: (7 C N G) Z
M ►y
D A D A D •D �
n A z 3 Z 3 D
m r ° m° m z °
(n
z z °
m m m cn D
cn
A A -I A
r r D -�
n D D -1 3
m n n m
I m m o z
m 3 3 z -1
A m m m
D z z A
N (n
N
O
41
co
%0
0%
N
Ul
N
N
-r$
J
N
N
N
W
.A
O
-P
W
�
N
J
W
m
O
W
Co
►r
J
QU
O
0
�
•P
J
t-
•-
00
0�
Ul
W
Ul
N
0�
Ul
Ul
Ul
►
0�
O
O
Ul
0
Ul
O
O
N
r
r
.-
�0.
-'
J
G.1
r
a
D•
a
Ul
N
a
J
r
N
r
N
W
a
�
J,
W
-1�,
ko
J
Ul
Ul
W
W
0
-
W
J
—
%0
-'
J
Ul
%0
Ul
J
-P
•
.
•
•
•
Ul
•
.
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
O
Co-
J
J
0�
Ul
Ul
Ul
�'
Ul
0)
N
O
Ul
O
J
41
O
O
Ul
Ul
J
�0
O)
O (n
O G7
-4 D
•-1 D
-
2 r
W
m r
N
N
m D
W
•R
00
M>
k0
W
W
;0;0
;0 A
a
a
..
0
J
N
%0
—
N
00
N
W
W
N
rn m
J
%0
W
.1�,
mm
N
ON
Ul
J
O
Ul
J
O
X Ln
D
0%
�0
O
%D
X Ln
J
O
N
Q
O
D
-R
W
Q
'0
•
•
•
•
Ul
U
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
m
O�
N.
Ul
�0
�0
m
N
L
Ul
J
z
-
-
O
O
z
J
Ul
Ul
Q
Ul
O
Ul
k0
Q
Ln
(n
m
•-
m
%0
�o
ON
..
rn
D
to
N
O
N
N
O
O
O
O
D
D
W
O
N
O
A
D
O
Ul
J
Ul
W
Ul
A
O
O
Ul
Ul
O-
'0
'-'
O
O
O
O•
m
m
O
O
A
0
0
0
0
O
A
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
A
•
•
•
.
•
O
o
0
0
0
0
0'U
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
'0
0
0
0
0
o
O
o
0
0
0
0
O
O
O
N
D
Ul
N
N
�
�.
�0
\
J
0►
W
►-
�
\
OD
Ui
O
W
%0
W
0
-D
�0
N
%D
O)
►.
W
\0
-9b.—
W
N
J
O
03
Ul
W
W
O
O
N
►.
O
O
.0)
N
0%
O
W
D
P.
W
J
0\
O
N
0
O
O
W
O
W
O
W
m
O
N
4�,
O
N
W
N
W
W
W
0%0
%0-
O
W IU
Ul
N
a s
a
a
a
m
a s
a
a
a
a
A
W O
W
O
N
0
m
D N
co
J
Ul
W
N
M
00
0°
O
Ul
Ul
O
D
00
O
O
O
Ul
m
O
O
J
O O
O
O
O
O
O
O Ul
Ul
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
• •
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
00
O
O
O
O
O
'D
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
A
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
T
z
►.
z
►+
►+
0
C%
I.-+
r+
r
W
0
n
a
O
a
O
O
a
:.
a
O
N
•
Ul
r
J
•
Ul
a
J
O
O
O
A
�0
O
O
O
O
O
►+
O
;0
O
O
Ul
O
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
°
°
o
O ,m
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
O
O
n
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
I
I
A
*
I
I
I
1
A ap
r 3 0 cn D w W
.. •. -I C Z D C
G) (n z Z m z z Z m m w -u " r z
2 n m m m m m m O r C U 3 D Gl
-0 *: Z z -0 :E w M z F rD- Z
D r- M M v D m" -ni z M cn•m D
Z D Z 0 0 r Z 0� Z- w (n F-
0 Z w c C 0 c D — m A
m - - r n 0 m
O c0 z 3 3 z 3 w r rn cn
:E: w p m m O m C
m z z z v cn D
-4 z � -0 c A
m m r -o n
-o 0 --
r r m r-
> D r
D
c m m W Q
0 m m z
2 z Z D
D -i � �
M N W O
m A
D {
N
N
'-'
+
M
•
M
+
D•
►'
+
�
O
W
J
M
O
J'
O
O
N
�
W
W
~
O
0
M
r
•
%0
O
N
O)
0�
0�
O
0,
N
F
M
ON
O
O
J
J.
�o
O
W
0%
m
ON
J
N
-'
W
N
N
•
0�
+
N
+
.
M
J
M
J
J
Ul
M
co
-P
W
••
O
N
4�,
Q
N
•
M
•
`0
Ul
•
•
•
•
•
•
e
co
OM
0--i
W
D
O
D
-i w;o
-40
� n�
O(n
Ozlrn
0-1
000
-ID
-imn
�m
-I w-i
zr
N
co
Dnrn
Dm
D -iD
mD
M
N
r --+
FM
r r
z;u
•
o
o
+
D
O
.-
-4
r- -4
mD
m
—
M
O•
W
�0
W
J'
co
%0
—
X
Xw
O
O
�0
Q
M
(1]
�
-i co
C
-o
r r
.,D
-0
m
.
M
.
J
•
o
•
a
•
•
•
rn
•
•
o
•
'o
M
Q
Z
<;a
z
M
O
O
M
0)
\0
O
J
0r
(n
"—
w
0
m
z
m
'o
n
ow
rn
O�
O
cn
..
N
J
W
~
M
�1
>C
n
z)
+
O
O
Q`
O
+
O
►'
•
N
D
-
X
m
J
O
M
O
O
O
N
O
0
m0
D
M
O
O
O
O
O
M
O
•
M
O
(n
rn
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
•
0
e
0
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CO
rn
►-
M
N
�
N
co
W
ON
w
O
0
m
0
ON
.-0
O
O
J
O
O
O
0
0
4
Ln -
W
O
%04
N R 0)
`0
0\ N O
� J
J M
k0 \0
W
"
N
N
z)
woo
ouW
Mrnao
Jo
M
0—
0
0
0
M
O
m
0
4100
fir`
OMB
JM
N
O
M
O
O
O
N
O
Ul
MOO
MM
OMM
MO
M
O
O
O
O
O
Ul
0
O
000
00
000
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
�
000
00
000
00
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
z!
Z
.>
N
N
n
J
p
O
M
00
O
(n
O
O
O
M
zl
O
O
O
O
O
0
0
0
0
o
oC)
M
0
0
0
0
',,
m m m m m m m m
C
,r
F
jE
n
I
3
D
Z7
3
-
U1
D
M
0
0
m
m
z
m
D
0
<
D
Z)
m
W
Z7
Z
0
<
-Tl
W
3
M
f
Z-
Z
Z
Z
0
U
-0
f 3
r
A-
C
m
m
n
m
C
c:
m
C
m
m
m
m
m
c
z
O
D
t
f
-4
3
z
Z
T
:
m
z
Z
W'
m
z
-0
Z7
P-r
-0
-E
Z
—
M
Z7
Z
'€
2
m
0
D
r
p
Z7
D
2
D
D
0
Z
-1
+
-^
(n
Z
D
Z7
—
m
r
(n
-1
m
Z
O—
M—
m
Z
-1
D
m
(n
m
D
(n
;0
O
n
0
n
2
n
z
Z
0
Z
0
z
z
n
m
O•c
z
-
-u
z-
m
m
(n
c
0
c
m
z
m
A
<
0
n
O
to
"
-0
m
z
c
m
U
-0
•-
'0
(n
G)
D
O
Z
D
O
0
0
(n
D
D
D
D
-1
n
3
-1
z
3
C
r
0
Z
Z
z
3
Z
3
D
m
m
m
z
0'
m
(n
m
--
C
p
p
p
m
p
m
Z
<
r-
m
--
z
x
n
m
z
z
0
m
'z
D
M—
�'
(zn
c
m
o
m
m
rAn
cn
M
D
-4
'U
z
z
z
r-
-0
m-1
—
r
(n
(n
0
m
r
r
D
O
D
m
-1
(n
G)
D
D
o
z
n
A
n-
n
'
Z
3
c
-0
3
3
z
Z
z
Z
z
]�
-1
O
-1
-1
-<
(n
Z
(n
(n '
F
3
m
0
n
J
Ul
�0
0)
Ul
N
O
q
O
�
N
J
W
W
O
N
o
N
W
D
N
Q•
Ur
W
Ul
J
0
%0
J
W
.R
O
—
N
N
W
O
O
0
J
N
•'
O
Ul
J
N
O
O
O'
Ul
O
'-'
J
Ul
W
O
m
Ul
O ",
N
J
J
-
-i
�►
W
►-
N
2
J
-
O
�O m
\
0)
W
W
W
N
O
.p.
D
O
J
Ul'
W
O•
N
N
�
N
W
O)
A
J
m
0
W
O
�0
W
—
O
M
0
J
O
J
Ul
J,
Q•
Ul
J
O-
03
%0
m 3
)k
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Ul
(n (n
O
Q
w
-r m
a`
0
0,
Q
Ul
o
Ul
Ul
%0
W
%0
m
o
J
a-`
O
N
-+ C
?4.
O(n
-1 O
t.
ik
-1D
m
2 r
N
0 Z
i•
m D
Qi
Ul
-i
Z7;0
oo -<
-
-4
.r
(A)
• .
N
—
—
. •
•R
-P
-
0
W
Ul
C
mm
W.
4-1�
o
J
J..
N
�l
W
\0
U
0\
J
�•-'
N
O
-R
UT
Ul
'
01
sr
x (n
0)
N
�-°
�
0�
►�
Q
W
O
►-'
-P
CO
0)
4R
Q
00
Q
G) O
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
m3
m
QUI
-1 m
F
Z
00
W
N
Ul-
O
O
0
-A
O
—4
O
—
Ul
m
N
m
O
O
(n
m
,.�
rn
f
Ul
N
N
O
J
N
N
U1
D
�-
..
..
O
O
UI
(n
(n
O
Ul
O
O
Ul
o
O
0
U1
O
H
U
ON
O
O
o
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
ON
z
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
e
•
•
Q
-0
t.
O
O
o
O
O
O
o
0
o
O
O
O
O
O
0•0
O
00
"E.
a
•
S
P.
Q
0%
W
o
W
rW+
►+
Ul
W
F
►'
p
Ul
N
0►
N
W
0)
413.
N
o
o
O
g
Ul
N
—
0
0%
0
►r
P.
O
W
O•
ON
N
0
O
Ul
W
O
03
o
P N
J
N
N
%0 Ul
�
�
D
J
N
W
N
m
Ul
J
o
O•.
Ul'
N
N
O
►+
Ul
O
W
0
W
m
m
aE
0 D
►-
O
0
0
0
Ul
(n
o
O
U)
0
0
(n
o
m
0
0
m
0
O
00
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
O
o
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
O
0 0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
T
00
0
o
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
'D
n
%0
0
0�
Ul
►-
O
W
O
'4
;b
-lb,
O
O
O
Ul
O
Ul
W
Ul
�
M
r
-R
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
�
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
o
O
rn
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
O
0
n
N
0
it
A
W
i
N
W
►.
N
-
ON
0�
0)
A
J
#
Q
J
A
O
W
.r
W
J
N
O
N
N
O
.
W..
'
Ul
ON
w
'O -
i
N
W
m
Q
W
OD
J
J
'-'
J
y
k0
O
m
(n
2
O'
n
r
p
A-
3
N
0
Ul
Q.
Z
0
OD
(n
D
=
O
0)
�o
•
(n
D
C
•
co
o
O
U
O
<
V1 ;a z
A
z
(n
n
"0
m
(n
'0
r
C:
Ul
A
z
to
r
z7
D
n
0
—
m
(n
D
-
-
2'
G1
n m' m
m U
m
U
m
:E
O
D
r
m
D
U
X
�
IC
Z
A
—
D
A
(n
m
m
U
m
E
C
Z
D
z
n
=
n
z
i—
O
,zE:
r D' ,
D
U
D
m
m
o
z
—
A
D
0
—
D
(n
O
G)
rn
I Z
O
r m
rn
O (n
z
A
A
A
--I
m
m
m
A
m
Z'
G)
0
D 0
Z7
O
D
—
3
—
—
W
m
A
0
--
W
m
D
-i
(n
Z (n ••• C
(n
J C
Z
Z
-0
—
m
Z
w
(n
C
rn
N
z
(n
N
rn
—
0
G)
A
z•
(n
G)
--
--
cn
(n
0
D
O D U
D
U
O
D
A
R
W
z
OD
D
U
J
D
Z'
C z. 3
z
3
n
W
o
--i
A
D
N
G)
OD.
Z
3
D
M
O
—�
(n
CO
Z
0
W p' rn
0
rn
r
C
C
N
O
Z
O
D
W.
o
m
O
%0
0
3
k0
X (n
p
.1. z
ko
z
m
U
n
'z
0
r
•
z
>
O
Z'
:l7 •'. -A
A
-I
D
U
-4
O
U
U
O
w
U
�
rn
\n 0
�
-
..
O
M.
m
N
z
r
(n
0
O
(n
O
rn
U1
N
.,
z
-1
U
U
--
-
m
-i
U
(z
z
3
m
--
r-
r
z
m
x
D
r
m
D
G)
D
O
.
D "•
D
0
N
U
-i
D
z
..
n
0
(n
Ul
m
(n
m
m
m
n
z
O
•R
O
o
C
(n
3
3
O
(n
Z
3
N
0
+
r
•
m
m
r
3
a
m
m
D
r
m
a
D
N
A
Ul
0
U
m
O
r
O
O
r
O.
O
" H
-4
O
O
O
Ul
Ul
U
A
N
N
N
-1
U
O
C
O
-
O
0,
O
O
O
(n
(n
O
C
O
O
;o
N
Ul
Ul
N
N
•
•
D
•
•
•
P
, •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
O
•
•
•
O
o
O
O
O
O
w
O
O
_
O
O
O
O
O
0
U
O
O
O
o
U
O
o
O
o
n
O
O
o•
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
cn
O
O
O
0
+
m
z
�0
Ul
Ul
r
G)
a
A
a
r
A
M
A
N
J\
0+
0�
\
N
A
Ul
N
••
0
W
�0
O
Ul
W
J
Ul
•P
J
A
N
(IN
W
0
A
0%
0%
W
0)
0�
Q•
-P
W
�
D
O
w
co
J
N
Q
J
N
N
�0
M
Q
N
Q
►+
O
Ul
O
0
OD
r
•
W
•
►
•
J
•
OD
•
N
•
• • •
O �0 �0
0
•
�0
•
W
•
Ul
•
Ul
•
O
•
W
\0
Ul
•
A
•
p
•
�0
�0
Ul
W
O
0)
co
J
O 0%, w
�o
O
D
N
W
J
J
J
A
W
i
N
W
►.
N
-
ON
0�
0)
A
J
#
Q
J
A
O
W
.r
W
J
N
O
N
N
O
A
W..
'
Ul
ON
w
'O -
(3)
N
W
m
Q
W
OD
J
J
'-'
J
00
k0
Ul
Q
O'
O
-A�
O
N
0
Ul
Q.
Z
0
OD
0)
�o
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• •
•
Ul
•
•
Ul
O
D•
J
ON
O
�0
W
W
O
N
•J Ul
�`
0)
0)
W
0]
O (n
O (n
7-1>
-1 D
= r
W
= r-
rn D
Ul
w
N
N
m D
co
co
A
A
R
W
W
OD
J
co rn
0�
A
J
N
CO
OD.
W
"°'
D
M
�o
—�
CO
m m
\0
X U)
m
N
N
O
0
O
D
W.
�0
J
O
%0
O
0
OD
k0
X (n
W
W
ko
U
r
•
•
U `I
m
U
U
O
w
A
\n 0
rn
-
Q
N
O
N
0
0
O
m
O
U1
N
N
N
(z
(z
m
m
rn
ON
Ul
•R
O
o
a
+
r
•
+
r
a
a
a
D
r
a
D
N
A
Ul
0
U
m
O
o
O
O
O
O.
O
O
O
O
0
O
Ul
Ul
U
N
N
N
J
U
O
O
O
O
O
0,
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
;o
N
Ul
Ul
N
Z7
•
•
•
•
•
•
P
, •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
O
•
•
•
O
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
U
O
O
O
o
U
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
o•
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
0
+
�0
Ul
Ul
r
a
A
a
r
A
M
N
J\
0+
0�
\
0
W
J
O
O
W
J
o
•P
0\
N
D
\0
0
0%
0%
0
0+
co
0+
N
N
0`
�0
0
O
0
Q
►+
O
O
O
0
N
O
0
R
w
0
J
J
0
O
0`
%00
o
0
N
►+
r+
►+
W
►+
O
07
0)
co
r•
r
•
•
r
'• r
r
•
a
•
M
a
r
r
M
Ul Ul
O
A
O
Ul
Ul
N'
W
O
O
O
J
N
N
N
Ul
m
w Ul
CO
-
N
Ul
M
O Ul
0
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
o
Ul
0
0
m
Ui
O
00,
0
0
O
O
O
00
o
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
o
O
o
O
O
O
0
N
O
O
N
• •
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
D
• •
•
•
•
•
D
00
O
O
O
O
O
0
O
O
o
o
O
o
O
o
O
U
00
O
O
O
O
U
00
O
O
O
o
O
10'
O
O -0
O
O
o
O
o
o
U
oo
O
O
O
O
U
Z
z
CD
•
r
0
o O
o
(NIl
Ul
Z7
0
J
J
''
A
0
0
O
O
o
0
o
0
Ul
o
0
0
0
0
0
o
m
0
0
0
o
rn
0
0
0
0
0
o
n
0
0
0
o
n
N