Rochester Institute of Technology RIT Scholar Works
Theses
2004
A menu driven, user friendly interface to UNIX
Mary Hayward
Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.rit.edu/theses
Recommended Citation Hayward, Mary, "A menu driven, user friendly interface to UNIX" (2004). Thesis. Rochester Institute of Technology. Accessed from
This Thesis is brought to you for free and open access by RIT Scholar Works. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theses by an authorized administrator of RIT Scholar Works. For more information, please contact [email protected].
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to
Dr. Peter E. Lutz fcr his continued interest and assis tance in this thesis project, and for his guidance throughout the entire master's degree program.
Appreciation is also extended to Mr. Eenry A.
Etlinger and Mr. Warren E. Carithers for their assistance in the completion of this project.
I would like tc thank by husband, Craig and my chil dren who have supported and encouraged me in my educa tional endeavors. AESTEACT
A MENU DRIVEN, USEE FRIENDLY INTERFACE TO UNIX
An interface was developed to provide an environment where an inexperienced UMX user can work effectively within the UNIX operating system. A by-product of the
interface results in the user learning a subset of com monly used UNIX commands. The interface incorporates a
menu structure which presents the available UNIX functions
to the user. When the user selects a function, the inter
face prompts him for the required arguments, echos the
corresponding UNIX command and executes the command.
ii TATLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction 1
1.1. Demand for user friendly interfaces 1
1.2. Description of the UNIX operating system
3
1.3. Eecluse nature of UNIX 7
1.4. Statement of thesis project
2. Eeview of user friendliness 9
2.1. Importance cf user friendly software 9
2.2. Principles of human communication ap
plied to man-machine dialogue 10
2.2.1. Expectation, prediction, and fam
iliarity 11
2.2.2. Implication 13
2.2.3. Experimentation 15
2.2.4. Motivation 16
2.3. Design features found in user friendly
interfaces 17
2.3.1. Mental models 17
2.3.2. User expertise 212
2.3.3. Mental load 22
2.3.4. Response time 25
2.3.5. User feedback 26
in 1 v
2.3.6. Error handling 25
2.3.7. Help facilities 31
2.3.9. Screen design 33
2.4. Cost considerations 34
2. Design and implementation of user friendly in terface to UNIX 36
3.1. Design goals 36
3.1.1. Primary objectives 36
3.1.2. Secondary objectives 37
3.2. Audience using the interface 37
3.3. Length of time spent using the interface
39
3.4. Scope of the interface 40
3.5. Model for interface 40
3.6. Dialogue selection 40<
3.7. Implementation of the interface 44
3.7.1. Language selected 44
3.7.2. Structure of the interface 46
3.8. Description of files 50
3.9. Significant features of the interface 53
4. Extensions 59
5. Sample Interaction 63
Eibliography 97
Appendix A: Program listings 102 CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
! Introduction
1.1. Demand for user friendly interfaces
Man must become the prime focus of system design. The computer is there to serve him, to obtain in formation for him, and tc help him do his job. The ease with which he communicates with it will
determine the extent to which he uses it. ... To be effective, systems will have to be designed
from the outside in [MAFT73] .
Computer usage has increased dramatically over the past few years. We can expect an even greater integration
of the computer into man's life, both in his work and home activities. As the number of computer users increases the characteristics of the user will diversify. Computer usage is no longer solely associated with programmers and
technicians. Instead, individuals from all walks of life are actively using computers. It is no longer reasonable to expect a user to have computer training to become an effective computer user.
The man-machine interface is becoming a critical area in computer systems. The interaction between man and the computer gains significance not only in applications software but also in operating system design, programming languages and documentation. 'In today's complex world,
'system' man and machine work interactively. The is a
both' combination cf [SIMPS2] . An interactive computer
system must be designed to meet the functional require ments of the user and yet remain efficient and easy to learn. A powerful functional capability has little value
if it is so difficult that the user chooses to disregard
it [M0EA68].
The software a user interacts with can be seen as having twc orientations: system-oriented software and user-oriented software. System-oriented software includes
commands which perform file maintenance, commands for
accessing utilities, and commands for use of assemblers,
compilers and editors.. It hides the many interface
details from the user in order to make the system easier
to access and use. The user must initiate the commands
needed and remains responsible for the results he ini
tiates. In contrast, user-oriented software is concerned with the user and. his needs rather than the system and its
needs.
The operating system is the interface between the hardware and the user. An individual who solely runs
computer- applications software such as payroll packages or aided instruction, will have minimal interaction with the operating system. His knowledge may be limited tc the commands for logging into his system and running his pro grams. For other users the interaction with the operating system will be cf greater magnitude. For these users the dialogue between the user and the operating system is a significant factor in their productivity and enjoyment of
the computer system.
1.2. Description of the UNIX operating system
The UNIX operating system was developed at Bell
Laboratories by Ken Thompson and Dennis Eitchie. Thompson
and Eitchie originally designed UNIX for their own use as
an aid in software research. Word spread quickly regard
ing the power and flexibility of the UNIX operating sys
tem. 'The general sense cf the word power is usually
effort.' something like 'being able to do more with less
Applied tc software such as an operating system it
translates into convenience of [SWAI92] . Eesearch
and academic institutions were interested in implementing
UNIX. In 1973 Western Electric made UNIX available to universities and other nonprofit organizations. UNIX has
since been updated by Eell Laboratories and other organi
zations [GREESl]. UNIX growth has been rapid; according
to some, it may even become the standard operating system for mini and micro computer systems [SWAIS2] . UNIX is powerful and flexible without resorting to a
complex system. An experienced programmer can quickly
understand the entire operating system. The following
UNIX design goals described by Greenburg provide a basis
for a discussion of the strengths and weaknesses cf UNIX:
1. "Support a basic functionality within the operating system itself, relying on the normal user programs to provide Features such as login/ logout and line printer queuing are implemented as normal user programs instead cf operating system functions. This ap proach reduces the complexity of the system.
2. - a single method serve a "Generality having' variety of purposes. This generality enables one to program easily along with providing flexibility and extensibility.
3. 'Accomplish large tasks by combining several smaller tasks whenever Again this design goal encourages a modular approach to com plex programs and keeps the underlying operating
system simpler [GRFE81] .
It is also beneficial to note several of the features cf
UNIX as described by one of its designers Ken Ritchie.
1. File structure
The UNIX operating system is not tied down to the notion of a record. "Each file is regarded as a featureless, randomly accessible sequence of bytes. The system conceals physical properties of the device on which the file is File space is not preallocated and system calls tc read and write have only one form. Structure of the file system
'The UNIX file system is a recursive structure operating from a root directory. The root direc tory contains the names of files and subdirec tories; the subdirectories contain names of files
and other subdirectories, [GREE81] . The structure has the form of a tree. It is inexpen sive tc implement and efficient in search time.
3. Input/output devices
UNIX has tried to remove differences between disk files and I/O devices including terminals. The user's terminal is important in inter-user commun ication and redirection of input and output to other files.
4. User interface
'shell' UNIX uses a as a means of communication between the user and the operating system. The shell interprets user commands. The shell is not part of the operating system. It can easily be replaced with another shell program thus providing a new interface to the user. Individual command structure is simple and regular. Command argu ments are, separated by white spaces and symbols such as '<', '>', cr ''. The shell parses the commands and passes them on as separate strings, thus the user is not required to learn a compli cated syntax involving commas, semicolons and parenthesis. One of the most important aspects of UNIX programming is the concept cf pipes. A pipe is an open file connecting twc processes. The shell provides a notation for pipes that facili tates their use and enables interconnection of programs to be a commonplace activity.
5. Environment of a process
"New processes are created by the fork operation, which creates a child whcse code and data are
copied from the parent. The child inherits the open files of the parent and executes asynchro nously with it unless the parent waits for termination of the When the shell ex ecutes a command, each command becomes a separate process. Communication between processes is han dled by sending "signals".
6. Reliability
UNIX reliability has generally been good, however, running out of swap space or an irrecoverable I/O error during swapping will cause the system to crash. A reliable system should not lose or cor rupt files if the system crashes. UNIX does not take any special precautions tc keep user files intact. UNIX is not very tolerant to hardware in consistencies and problems.
7. Security
UNIX was designed in a open environment where security was not an issue. Consequently security problems do exist within UNIX. Security shells have been developed, for applications that require
greater security [SWAI82] .
8. Use of a high-level language
UNIX is written primarily in the C language. "Be cause the operating system is written in a high level language it is easy to modify it to meet an installation's unique needs. Of even greater sig nificance is the portability that a high level language offers. Users are given the option of an operating system independent cf the hardware on which it runs. "As the price of software rapidly out paces that of computers, the need to increase software productivity and reduce duplication of
effort has become [GREE81] . Applica tion programs can be written to run on diverse
hardware configurations [RITC78] . 1-5- Recluse nature of UNIX
Most UNIX users are enthusiastic and pleased with the positive features UNIX includes. However, there exists a
common area of concern regarding the user interface and
the ease of use. Ritchie has said:
Eoth input and output of UNIX programs tend to be terse. This can be disconcerting especially to the beginner. The command interpreter does not remark loudly each time a program finishes normal ly, or announce how much time and space it took. Likewise, commands seldom prompt for missing argu ments; instead, if the argument is not optional, they give at most a one line summary of their usage and terminate [RITC78] .
The following examples illustrate the terse and often
confusing interface of UNIX:
1. Often command names do not reflect the task to "cat" be accomplished.; e.g., does not suggest by its name that it can be used to list contents of a file.
2. There are inconsistencies in abbreviations for commands; e.g., the four letter command is JdateJ"copy" not abbreviated but the four letter word is ' abbreviated to cp .
3. Commands exist that produce^ output without la bels or column headings; e.g., "who returns a one line description of users currently logged into the system but uses no column headings.
4. UNIX tends to be silent; a user does not re
ex- ceive recognition from the system as to his istence unless he makes an error.
The terseness of UNIX may be frustrating to the new or casual user; however, the experienced user finds it desirable. Once an individual gains experience with UNIX he appreciates the user interface- He is able to communi
cate quickly and efficiently and is not bothered with
excess noise sent to him by the operating system.
1.4. Statement of thesis proj.ect
The above discussions of the need for user friendly
interfaces, the features of UNIX and the recluse character
of UNIX are brought together in this thesis project. The
purpose of the thesis project was to design and implement
a user friendly interface to UNIX. The interface is a
"shell" program, or that enables inexperienced UNIX users
to function comfortably within the UNIX environment. It
also teaches the user appropriate UNIX commands to com
plete his desired tasks. CEAPTER 2
REVIEW OF USFE FRIENDLINESS
lL~.w of user friendliness
2.1. Importance of user friendly software
Advances in hardware development have been rapid.
The computer of today is a vastly different machine from the early computers. The new technology becomes an integral part of daily activities. Software too has advanced over the years; however, there remains a void in guidelines for optimal man-machine interface. 'We have been so bound by technology (removing obvious annoyances cf existing interfaces and getting the bandwidth up, all within the bounds of economy), that we have not addressed substantive issues of man-computer
[ROBES1] .
Despite the current interest in user-computer in terfaces the design cf a good interface remains to a great extent an art, with much argument over guidelines and. principles for interface design. Pertinent information, scattered throughout the literature of psychology, graphic design, linguis tics, hardware design and under the general um brella cf computer science is only gradually being gathered together into survey publications for ap plications in computer science [ELFS81] . 10
A common thread throughout the literature expresses a concern and realization that the man-computer interface is
a fertile area for further research [ELAC81] . There is a desire to see interactive dialogue move from an art to
systematic dialogue engineering [GAIN7EJ . Interactive systems need guidelines for dialogue enabling the system designers to avoid software that operates effectively for the designer but leaves the end user in a confused and frustrated, state. The following discussion will lock into
the literature with the goal of better understanding man- machine interfaces. An emphasis will be placed on the principles directly related to the thesis project of the user friendly interface to UNIX.
man- ? Principles of human communication applied tc machine dialogue
An interactive man-computer system involves a dialo gue or communication between man and the computer system.
"To be truly usable, a system must be compatible not cnly with the characteristics cf human perception and action
users' but more critically also with cognitive skills in communication, memory and problem [CLAR81] . When human dialogue is examined, strategies and procedures are
revealed. Often man-computer dialogue is designed incor porating a near-English vocabulary and syntax hoping the result is a user friendly interface. A near-English 11
vocabulary is not enough as it does not include the under lying strategies of human communication. Four underlying principles cf human communication and how they are vital
tc man-machine dialogue will be examined [J0NE78] .
2.2.1. Expectation, prediction, and familiarity
When two people meet for the first time they incor porate past experience. Person A does not expect person E to bite him. Person C does not look at person D and then hide in a corner- Instead A, B, C, and D expect a normal introduction and greeting. It should be noted that a
conversation will take place without consulting a manual
describing the people involved. When we look at computer dialogue the opposite is true. Often the first thing a user encounters is a formidable manual which proceeds to
show him how new and how different the computer system is; perhaps training courses covering use of the system will even be required. Human beings enter any experience with
expectations which should be accounted for in system
design .
Experimental research has affirmed the need for using prior real world knowledge during communication [ELAC81] .
Man-computer dialogue should allow for these expectations
manner. an and. use them in a positive Cnce individual has used a particular dialogue technique, he will be able to 12
predict how a similar model will work. "A good standard dialogue technology has the same impact as a good standard programming language - users can transfer experience from
one situation to [GAIN78] . When a given tech
nique or model for dialogue is adopted, the dialogue
should consistently follow the model to take advantage of
the user's predictability. If a user is accustomed to
seeing errcr messages at the bottom of the screen he will
expect feedback in that location. System designers can
anticipate the users response and program accordingly.
A designer must carefully consider the naive user's past knowledge, determine if it is congruent with an
experienced user's model, and use caution when the two models do not coincide. In 1979, Eott conducted an exper
iment which demonstrated a situation where a user's prior knowledge was detrimental to his understanding in a man-
computer interaction. Eott presented naive computer users with instructions on how to use the print command in the text editor of the UNIX operating system. Each subject
responded with his interpretation of each instruction
subjects' after it was presented. When the were given the simple introductory line of 'How to print text', the responses were far from the experienced user's interpreta tion (displaying some written material on an output device such as a CET screen). The subjects pricr knowledge of 13
"text" print referred tc printing presses, referred to a
'how' book and suggested a set of directions for doing a task. The subjects interpreted the line as procedures for printing a bock on a printing press. In this instance the
subjects' real wcrld knowledge resulted in an incorrect
interpretation [BCTT79] . Perhaps if real world knowledge had been considered when designing UNIX this type of misunderstanding could have been avoided. It must be recognized; however, that UNIX was net designed with the naive user in mind, but rather for Thompson's and
Ritchie's personal convenience.
2.2.2. Implication
The set of interactions prior to a given statement make up the context of that statemert. Human beings imply much from the context of a statement. The use of implica tion is seen in today's computer systems. The user is not surprised to encounter a different set of commands as he moves from the editor tc the operating system. He real izes that he is in a different context or mode. It is reasonable to expect the user to make implications in a man-computer dialogue on the basis of context. However, a designer must be cautious when relying on the user's implications. "Consistency and compatibility are gen erally acknowledged to be basic ergonomic principles. A system which provides the user with a consistent 14
representation within a particular type of knowledge is likely tc be easier to learn and less prone to error than an inconsistent [BAEN81] . Consistency in not always possible and the designer must rely on the user's capabil ities tc make implications. To illustrate, suppose a decision has been made to position a line number as the first argument in any command in which it is required. A
' command would be of the form '10d which, in a text edi tor, might mean "delete the 10th line of text". In another mode it may be best to form commands to coincide with natural language. Such a command would be of the form 'delete
where name is deleted from line 10 [BARN81] .
Consistency within a mode should be a high design priority. Distinct modes within a computer system may
require different command structures. The increase in
clarity resulting from different command structures must
be weighed against the decrease in consistency. If a sys
tem contains more than one mode, each mode should be
should unique tc each clearly identified. Commands be
potential of error if a command is mode, thus reducing the used in an incorrect mode [N0RM83] . These guidelines will allow the user to make correct implications regarding the
appropriate commands for a given mode. 15
2.2.3. Experimentation
Euman beings do not accept a list of rules once and for all and then never break these rules. Eeople make mistakes, both deliberate and accidental, and then learn from their mistakes. "Errors in dialogue are not essen tially key problems to be avoided at all costs. The naive user should, feel free tc make errors as part of their exploration of the [GAIN78]. If users are given
the option of trial and error several prerequisites must
exist :
1. Penalties for errors must not be excessive.
2. Cost in time, money and labor must be low enough to allow for several trials.
3. Eesults of each trial must indicate changes tc be made in later trials.
4. Results of a trial should be given quickly.
These prerequisites require cheap and plentiful computing
power which has not been available in the past. Eecause
computer power has decreased in cost it is now reasonable
to expect the user to experiment with his computer system.
Effective computer dialogues will inform the user if his
trial results in an irrecoverable state and will also give 16
him estimates to the cost of his requests, thus allowing the user tc experiment intelligently.
2.2.4. Motivation
Although computers do not have feelings toward humans, humans definitely have feelings towards computers.
'Few people whc have interacted personally with a computer have lukewarm feelings abcut the experience. Most often people find the interaction either highly enjoyable or
distasteful" totally [EEIN75] . Man-machine dialogue must
be designed in such a way as to nurture a positive atti
tude toward the computer- The user has direct contact
with his terminal and treats the remainder of the system
as a black box. He is concerned that he obtain the
appropriate responses to his requests in a reasonable
amount of time. One way the user measures the quality of
service is by the features found within his dialogue with
the terminal and the ease with which his dialogue takes
user's interaction with place [HEBD78] . The his terminal
can be viewed as the highest level virtual machine in a
hierarchy cf virtual machines. It is critical that this
virtual machine present itself as understandable and sym
pathetic to its users [GAIN78] . As a user communicates with a computer his confidence in it should increase.
This can be dene through respectful responses to his com
data is safe mands, a feeling that his because of 17
systematic, predictable and consistent dialogues and by being provided with pertinent information as to how his requests are progressing.
3. interfaces = Resign features found in user friendly
The previous discussion of underlying principles of human communication provide a basis for the discussion of
specific principles which can be incorporated in a user friendly interface.
2.3.1. Mental models
System designers and applied psychologists are in creasingly coming to believe that people deal with complex interactive devices use of a ' device"byp_ making conceptual model of the [Y0UN81] .
A user's conceptual model is a set of concepts the user
assembles to explain the organization and behavior of his
system. Often the model is a analogy to a real life
activity or object. The Star Information System by Xerox
incorporates into its system a strong analogy to the
office environment with which its user is familiar. The display screen shows the common office furniture: a desk, mail box, file cabinet, etc. A user sees the result of his commands en the screen as functions are executed
[SMITS2] . 18
Eesearch has shown that the development cf mental models does affect learning and memory. In 1979 Mayer
concluded that advance organizers (introductory materials presented in advance cf learning) have an effect on the
of learning technical material [MAYF79] . A user's model
is a form of advance organizer and will have an effect en
the user's relation to a computer system. In 1975 Mayer
conducted an experiment where subjects learned a subset cf
the BASIC programming language. The subjects were divided
into two groups. One group was given a model which made
analogies between the four major functional units that are
present in programming languages: a ticket window analogy
for input, a note pad for output, an erasable score board
for memory and a shopping list for executive control. The
second group was not given a model. Both groups read a
booklet that defined and gave illustrations of seven BASIC
commands. The results of the study shewed that the group possessing a mental model was better able to determine what tasks a given sequence of commands would perform
[MAYF79] .
If a user is not presented with a model of his system he will formulate one himself. The formation of the model may not be a conscious effort by the user- The human mind constantly searches for patterns of cause and effect. A danger exists when the user generates his own model. If 19
the user formulates a false cr superstitious model his effectiveness will decrease. Designers can guide the user
non- in formulating correct models by avoiding deterministic behavior within a system and by clearly showing the user the consequences of his actions.
A transparent system that is totally open and under standable will also contribute to a correct model. The user should know why the system is doing what it is doing =
If a novice user has a broad understanding of how the com ponents of his system relate to each other and an under
standing cf the overall system structure, he feels confi dent as he navigates throughout the system. In contrast,
a user with knowledge limited tc the specific commands needed to execute a given task will be fearful cf the
consequences, if he deviates from these commands [SELA82] .
The user should feel the system is controllable and
non-mysterious [R0BE81] . For example, when more than one
level of dialogue is included in a system, if the user has
control over the dialogue, the changes in interaction will
not come as a surprise nor seem mysterious or unpredict
able.
The designer may choose to present a model to the user or may choose to create an atmosphere in which the user forms a valid model independently. There have not 20
been extensive guidelines developed tc assist designers in the invention of models. Further investigation is also needed to study the variance between mcdels cf the same
system by different users [NICK81] .
i'5 User expertise
"The design of many current computer systems is based
on the assumption that there is a single ideal system which can satisfy all users, but it is doubtful that any
single system is best for any and all [ELAC81] . A user friendly system, must acknowledge the varying abili
ties of the users. Generally users can be divided into
two groups: novice or infrequent users and expert or fre quent users. What users expect from a system and the way a system is used will vary greatly between the two groups.
Flexibility within a system is required tc meet the continuum of abilities among its users. Dialogue formats
such as menu displays and form filling are easy tc learn and provide rigid structure for the novice user. On the other hand, programming style dialogues provide rapid interaction which is desirable for the expert user. If a system will be used by both groups previsions must be made for each group. Hall describes a library retrieval system which incorporates both menus and a command language.
There are two distinct paths for retrieving information. 21
The user is allowed to select his approach and is able tc switch between the twc paths at will. The novice user is not overwhelmed with a terse set of commands and the expert is not frustrated by being required to traverse a sequence of menus tc accomplish a task [EALL78] .
'A truly friendly system must afford both intimacy as
distance" well as [VERNe2] . A novice user should have interaction maximized. He should be presented brief mes sages and be required to make simple responses. A con
tinuous interaction reinforces his ability to function successfully within the system. An expert user would prefer a quieter system that allows him to progress quickly through a task with a minimum amount of interrup
tion .
The designer must step outside his own experience and view the system from the user's eyes, hence examining the
system from the outside in [DWYE81b] . Consider the input
statement in BASIC. A user can be presented with either of the following statements:
INPUT TEE INTEEEST BATE PER YEAR
WHAT IS THE INTEFEST RATE PEE YEAR?
A designer feels completely at ease with the first CC
interaction because he has a clear understanding of the word 'input'. The naive user may be confused with the word and unsure of what action is expected cf him.
Clearly the the second interaction relates more closely to a naive user's of concept data entry [HEIN75] .
2.3.3. Mental load
Men and computers each have their own strengths and limitations. Man is skillful in selecting goals, observ ing patterns, and handling unforeseen circumstances; how
ever, he is slow, forgetful and prone to error. In con
trast the computer is extremely fast, accurate and does not forget, but it does not have man's reasoning ability.
The designer must carefully balance the strengths of both man and machine. A computer can be used tc complement the user by minimizing the mental load on the user. Because the computer's memory is better than man's, the designer should rely on the computer memory as much as possible
mental [SIMP82] . Four methods for reducing load are described below.
Mental load is reduced in a system which makes use of default options where the user is given the most likely response tc an interaction. The user is then free to con
centrate on the exceptions he encounters. Defaults can alsc be incorporated into the operating system. The RSTS C\j
operating system automatically makes a backup of each file when it is edited. The user is not required to create his own safeguard if he does irrecoverable damage to his file while editing. The user does not have to express his desire to have his editing changes written to the file at
the end of the editing session. UNIX, however, requires
the user to give a write command before he finishes edit
ing. If the write command did not have tc be explicitly given by the user, the editor would be friendlier to the
naive user. It is likely that a new UNIX user will be frustrated at least once by neglecting to use this com
mand .
A second technique for reducing the mental load is to provide prompts that are brief, specific, and show the desired entry format. If the user must enter a date, he
should be shewn the appropriate form of the date- He
should not be left tc guess the expected entry format.
The use of menus in man-machine dialogue reduces men
tal load. The user is not required to memorize special commands or names; rather he must only recognize the desired task from a list of options presented to him.
Care must be taken to ensure only relevant options are presented to the user. Too many options or ambiguous
options will confuse the user and increase his mental
load . 24
Fourthly, there are applications that can be struc
"yes" tured such that the user's response consists of only
or to a series of questions. This type of interac
tion is effective in medical diagnosis systems where the
user may have no computer experience.
It is not always expedient to eliminate user memori
zation. Eesearch has shown that when humans have memor
ized information, they are better able to use that infor mation to make inferences relating to it than when the
information is available but not memorized. If a system
is a tool which will be used consistently by the user over
a period of time, the user may use the system more effec-
tively if he has committed pertinent information to long
term memory [BLAC81] .
Mental load to the user will be increased when his system is non-uniform or inconsistent. If the dialogue between user and computer are similar throughout a system except for a few tasks, or if help is available for most tasks but not all, the system reduces its friendliness.
As the user becomes familiar with the system, certain features he expects may not exist.
This net only puts an additional memcry load on the user but can also be devastating psychologi cally when a naive user has at last gained confi dence in his familiarity with a system and then suddenly finds that his trust in himself and the
system is misplaced [GAIN78] . 25
2.3.4. Response time
System response time is a vital issiie relating to interactive systems. Nagel presents the following guide lines for acceptable response time: [NAGF78] .
> 15 sec Intolerable
> 4 sec Too long in most cases - Possibly tolerable after termination cf major work step.
> 2 sec Too long for high concentration work
< 2 sec Necessary for work consisting of more than one step to be bridged mentally.
< .1 sec Immediate reaction to key stroke
Long delays in system response are frustrating to the user and will reduce his efficiency. If delays exceed 15
seconds the system no longer provides conversation-like interactions. The length of delay is not the only con
sideration in determining acceptable response times. "A long delay may be more tolerable if one can predict when it will end than if one [NICK81] . A user friendly
system should warn the user when a task will take a longer than the usual period of time to execute. For example, if a user requests an archived file, he should be given an estimate of the time needed to retrieve the file. In UNIX a program compilation will take longer than a simple request for the current date and time. The user will not be alarmed by a delay if he expects cne. Also if a user
believes that his task is causing the delay, he will be
more tolerant of the delay.
User expertise contributes to the definiticn of
acceptable response time. A naive user requires time to
carefully read dialogues and formulate the appropriate
responses. He would be less likely to notice a delay in
response time. In contrast, the expert user who is fami
liar with the system dialogues will be less tolerant of delays.
Response time will contribute significantly to the
degree in which a user will experiment within a system.
If there is a low response time a user will be more likely
to explore and discover the full potential of his system.
The Zog man-machine interface was designed to provide the
'instantaneous' user results. Zog is a menu driven inter face to large networks of data. The user is presented with a new frame instantly upon requesting an option within a menu. Ee can easily scan a new menu frame and not be penalized with a lengthy time delay [R0BF81] .
2.3.5. User feedback
Closely related to response time is the concept of user feedback. "It is disastrous to the user's model when he invokes an action and the system does nothing in 27
[SMITS2] . If the user does net see a response
to his commands he is likely to repeat his previous actions because he is not sure whether the system has heard him. Such interaction could lead to undesirable results.
A user should be sure of his orientation within a system. The user will be more confident when he knows where he is in relation to the total system as he progresses in his work. "If the user internalizes the
system's structure, he will feel more comfortable working with the [SELA82] . The tcp level menu provides a
sense of direction and the ability to reach a place of
stability within a menu driven system.
The system feedback a user receives can be used to modify his behavior. If the user is presented with posi
tive phrases acknowledging his responses, the user is
"OK" likely to repeat his correct actions. Words such as
"GOOD* and can be used as rewards. Such rewards are most effective when they are presented immediately. On the
other hand, computer systems which only acknowledge
incorrect actions will increase the user's sense of failure, thus decreasing his effectiveness. System feed
harsh or back should not be demeaning [DWYESla] ,
[DWYFSlb] . CC
2.3.6. Error handling
Error messages reveal characteristics of a system.
ABORTED' Messages such as 'FATAL ERROR, RUN confuse and frustrate users. A novice user may quickly develop a
negative image of his computer system if the error mes
sages are hostile or obscure [SHNF82] . A user friendly
system presents the user with polite and factual error messages. These messages should not be designed to humor, punish, cr intimidate the user-
Error handling is a three step process. First the user must be tcld an error exists. A designer may choose
to alert the user by sounding a beep or blinking the
screen. These techniques are only effective if they are
not an integral part of the normal system activity. It is
also effective tc reserve an area of the screen for error messages. When text appears in the area the user is alerted to an error. Secondly, the system must identify
ncn- the errors. When describing error it is best to use
ccmputer jargon. The designer should select words that
should be are understood by the user. The error message
as specific as possible. If a user enters a letter when a
a number is expected he should be told that letter is not
- an appropriate response instead cf the vague message
'invalid entry'. Lastly the user should be directed to the correct response for the error situation. In the 29
previous example the user should be told that only numbers are acceptable entries [HEIN75] .
Galitz presents the following techniques which lead
to easy, correct and fast message interpretation [GAII81].
Do net use abbreviations
Do not use contractions or short forms
Use brief, simple sentences
Use affirmative statements
Use the active voice
Order words chronologically
Again, the expertise of the user dictates how expli
cit error messages should be. The naive user needs
lengthy error messages whereas a cryptic reminder may be
sufficient for the experienced user. It would be desir
able for a system tc contain a multilevel approach to
error messages. The user should control the amount of
detail he is given en an error condition.
Extensive error checking at data entry will minimize
the number of errors within a system. Data syntax should definitely be checked; however, care must be used when
deviates too far from norm. A rejecting data which the designer may not be able to predict all acceptable responses but he is able to warn users if values are 30
suspicious .
Tasks which result in major changes tc a system
should require revalidation of the task requested. In a
database system a user should be informed of the conse quences when he requests deletion or purging of a file.
He should be asked to verify his request, thus safeguard
ing himself against costly errors.
A further extension pertaining to errors is a system
which identifies errors and then corrects them without user interaction. Such a system would be difficult to
implement, for often times it would be difficult to deter
mine a user's intention. The following two examples
illustrate situations where error correction would be
desirable. Naive users may know what they want to do but
are unsure of the appropriate commands. If they are able
to remember part of a command the system could supply the
' remainder. A "U programmer can easily forget tc include a semicolon at the end of a line. If the system inserted
a semicolon as a default the programmer would be relieved of another detail.
Error handling is costly in terms of system design
and implementation. layered error -messages and error
correction increase run time overhead. The system designer must evaluate the optimal balance between ccst 31
and benefit .
Error handling is one of the most important aspects
cf the man-machine interface, yet it is often neglected.
Designers must give error messages a high priority. A
well thought-out system of error messages coupled with
improved displays will increase the quality of a user
interface [BR0W83] .
2.3.7. Help facilities
All users cf a system need assistance in using their
system. The amount and type of help required is dependent
on the level of user expertise. A novice user is anxious
to do something useful to him as quickly as possible.
"Introductory training material should be designed to
bring the beginning user to the point cf accomplishing
something of interest [NICK81] . The new user
does not need to know complex details which show him how
to use the full power of his system. As his level of expertise increases further training and documentaticn with greater detail become significant and interesting to the user. Cnce a groundwork of fundamental capabilities is mastered the user is in a position to discover and learn advanced tasks.
It is desirable to have an on-line help facility. A large manual is formidable to both the new and experienced user. When the user has a question he appreciates an answer available en demand placed at his screen. An excessive amount of material en a screen, however, can distract the user and discourage him from reading the material. A layered approach within a help system would be effective in relieving the information overload. The
tcp layer in the help system should present short messages which briefly list appropriate responses. If the user desires more detailed help he can continue to ask for help, thus being lead through additional layers within the help structure [GAIN78] . The top layer of help system
should be extremely sensitive to the new user in its presentation. It is most frustrating to require help to understand the help message.
A system which logs user responses can be integrated
into the help subsystem. The records can be analyzed to
see the system capabilities the user has employed, the
types and frequency of errors, as well as the general flow
of dialogue. A supervisor could use the log to encourage
users and offer guidance. A mere sophisticated system
suggestions to the could make use of a log to initiate
ask user. A user may lack the knowledge required to even
for information. A user is unlikely to explore and search
complete a task once for a more efficient method to he is
could comfortable with an established method. A log be 33
utilized in system suggestions to the user fcr alternate method s.
The existence of on-line help systems does not elim
inate the need for hard copy documentation. Seme informa
tion, e.g. diagrams, is presented more effectively in hard
copy. A well organized user's manual is often easier to
read than text presented at a terminal. Long descriptions
tc which the user must frequently refer would be valuable
in hard. copy.
2.3.8. Screen design
The screen layout affects the user effectiveness and
enjoyment within a system. "As a general rule, access
screens by paging, not by scrolling. People find it
easier to read stationary pages than moving
[SIMPS?] . A designer should use his capabilities tc clear
the screen when moving from frame to frame within a sys
tem.
Galitz offers several general guidelines for effec
tive screen design. Screens should be presented in an
identifies a orderly manner. The mind quickly cluttered screen and will either consciously or unconsciously exert
into a effort by mentally reorganizing it meaningful form.
A screen density of about 15% is easy to discern as com
allcws for a pared to hard copy text that 40% density. 34
The eye is drawn to the upper left corner of the screen,
thus the designer should use the upper left corner as the
starting position. The designer should center titles and
attempt to talance information on either side cf the vert
ical axis. The screen can be divided into sections
through the use of color, reverse images, lines, etc. The
screen, however, should not be divided into too many small
windows which gives the screen a cluttered, appearance. If
both upper and lower case are available on the terminal,
both should be utilized. Lower case is less forbidding
than upper case. Upper case is effective for labels and
captions as it reduces search time. Attention getters
such as blinking, reverse video, higher intensity and
changes in character size must be used in moderation to be
effective. Overuse of attention getters can be distract
ing,
2.4. Cost considerations
The design of a user friendly interface is an on
users interact with a system will going process. As they
and suggestions. The system express comments, complaints
break ties with a system. designer will eventually bis
be asked to make changes Before he does, he will probably
interface. Careful design in the man-machine preliminary
easier to incorporate. The system will make changes
ease of maintenance as its design will contribute to the use continues.
A user friendly system will take more time to design and implement but this should not be an excuse for less
than optimal interactive systems. Project milestones and financial constraints may force a designer tc allocate insufficient time to study the user's point of view.
Although there is an immediate savings in cost, the sav ings may result in long term dissatisfaction.
We must not loose sight of the end objective of the programming activity; to provide an effective implementation of the user's requirements. The conflict arises not because programmers do net want to achieve that objective, "but features which make marginal improvements to the usability of a dialogue may appear to require a disproportionate amount cf development effort. The problem then becomes one of how you measure the benefit feature
and financial terms [EEBD78] .
As computers are increasingly utilized in the work force
the ease with which they interact will directly affect job
satisfaction. Consequently, a user friendly system will
have an effect on the financial concerns of the institu
tions in which they are incorporated. CHAPTEE 3
DESIGN AMD IMPLEMENTATION OF USER FRIENDLY INTERFACE TO UNIX
3. Design and implementation of user friendly interface
19. UNIX
?! Resign goals
3.1.1. Primary objectives
The user friendly interface to UNIX was written with
two primary objectives. First the interface must be easy
to use. An individual should be able to interact with the
UNIX operating system without prior UNIX instruction.
Secondly, the interface must provide the user an opportun
ity to learn UNIX commands. The first objective cf pro
viding an environment where the user can function effec
tively could be accomplished without informing the user of
the corresponding UNIX commands. However, if the user is notified of the appropriate UNIX commands for each task he
requests, a by-product cf the man-machine interaction will be the user learning UNIX commands. The training aspect of the interface is important to the new user who will
continue to use UNIX for an extended period of time.
36 37
5I>2. Secondary objectives
A secondary design objective addresses the flexibil ity of the interface. 'The process of selecting the type cf dialogue and the implementation of that dialogue included the consideration of adapting the interface to other applications. It was desirable to design an inter face that could be easily modified and be incorporated
into other systems where user friendliness is a priority.
The size cf the interface program was a significant design consideration. It was desirable to keep the inter
face as small as possible. It was projected that the
interface would be used by many users simultaneously. A
small interface would place less demand on the computer
system, increasing overall system response time.
!-' Audience using the interface
A major design decision addressed the audience using
the interface to UNIX. Three classes of potential inter face users were established:
1) New UNIX users, in particular beginning pro gramming students
2) Experienced UNIX users who have been away from UNIX for an extended period of time 3) Casual users, individuals who do not use UNIX regularly.
The primary audience has no UNIX experience. This class can be divided intc two subclasses. One subclass consists cf individuals who have prior computer experi ence. These users have an understanding of the tasks they want completed, but do not know how tc have them performed in the UNIX environment.
The seccnd subclass has no computer experience.
These users require support in developing a model for a computer system. They need help in understanding funda mental concepts such as what is a file, what does it mean
to edit, what is a directory, etc. The interface written for this project is not a tutorial on computer systems.
It does not attempt to define or provide a model for underlying concepts. Instead, it does provide a means of functioning effectively within the UNIX environment. This
interface is beneficial to the beginning programming stu dent in that his anxiety related to learning a computer
system is reduced; thus, the beginning student is able tc
appropriate more time and effort toward developing pro
Classroom experience will provide the gramming skills.
models. underlying concepts and 39
The second class cf users consists cf experienced
UNIX users who have been away from UNIX for an extended period of time. Such a user has a series of tasks to be
completed but is unsure cf the syntax of the appropriate
UNIX commands. This user will benefit from seeing the
UNIX commands as his tasks are performed. The user will accomplish his tasks and at the same time be reminded cf correct UNIX commands. An experienced user will spend a brief time within the interface. A quick reminder will enable him to use UNIX effectively once again.
The third class of users includes individuals whose experience with UNIX is limited. These users may occa
sionally "want to use UNIX but will not use it frequently
enough to warrant their learning the system. This class of users will not be particularly interested in the train
ing aspect cf the interface. They will, however, appreci ate the ease with which their tasks are completed.
3.3. Length of time spent using the interface
The interface is not designed fcr long term continu
ous use. As an individual becomes familiar with UNIX he will appreciate its terseness. An interface between the
user and UNIX would become a nuisance ever an extended period of time. The interface should, however, provide for the transition period when the user needs the security 40
of the interface while at the same time would like the freedom to initiate a subset of commands on his own.
34. Scope of the interface
The scope of the interface is limited to common UMX functions (see figure l). The tasks included reflect the activities a beginning programming student uses. Once an individual has spent time using the UNIX interface, he will be better equipped to understand UNIX documentation found in manuals. The user will have established a foun dation of common commands and their usage. He will then be able to build on this foundation independently. The user will be able to compare and relate less frequently
used functions to the ones with which he is familiar -
3.5. ^odel for interface
The TENIX 8560 Multi-User Software Development system by Tektronics includes a program named Guide. Guide helps the user learn about the TEMX operating system while he uses the system. Guide incorporates a menu structure.
The TENIX system provided a model for the interface imple mented by this thesis project [TEKT81] .
3.6. Dialogue selection
The dialogue requirements within the interface can be
classified into two types. First, the user must 41
1) Introduction to menu shell
2) Introduction to terminal
3) Change level of prompt
4) File manipulat ion 1) Return to top level menu 2) Create a file ? ) Edit a file 1) Display contents of file 2) Display a screen of text beginning with a given line 3) Display a given line 4) Append after a given line c \ w / Insert before a given line 6) Delete a given line 7) Exit the editor 4) Copy a file 5) Move a file (change its name) 6) Delete a file 7) Displa y a file at terminal 1) Eeturn to previous level 2) Scrolled display of a file
<-'7 \ ; Text displayed one screen at a time 4) Octal display of a file 5) Display non-printing characters in a file 6) Temporarily exit menu shell 9) Displa y a file at printer 9) List n ames cf files 10) Tempor arily exit menu shell
5) Directory manipulation 1} Return to top level 2) Create a directory 3) Delete a directory 4) List contents of a directory 5) Change directory 6) Path identification 7) Temporarily exit menu shell
6) Other system functions l) Return to top level 2) Current date and time 3) Who is working on the system 4) Send mail 5) Receive mail 6) Write to another user 4?
7) Display UNIX manual 8) Change password S) Temporarily exit menu shell
7) Program compilation 1) Return to top level 2) Pascal program 3) C program 4) FORTRAN program 5) Temporarily exit menu shell
8) Temporarily exit menu shell
9) Exit
Figure 1. Scope of menu shell
communicate the specific task he wishes tc have completed.
Secondly, the user must supply the pertinent information
that a particular command demands. A combination cf menu
selection and question-answer dialogues was selected to
accommodate the communication flow between the user and
UNIX. A series cf menus satisfies the first class of com
munication. The user is lead through a sequence cf menus
resulting in the selection of the task to be completed.
Once a task is selected, the second type of communication
is satisfied with a question-answer dialogue. The
question-answer technique was selected due to the diverse nature of tasks available to the user within the UNIX interface. The information required for compiling a pro gram differs from the information required for sending mail, printing a file, changing directory, etc.
Question-answer dialogue provides the flexibility needed tc gather the broad range of responses required for the
available tasks.
The literature supports the ease with which a menu
system is used. Menu dialogues are the archetype of
computer-initiated dialogue [RAMS79] . A menu system
presents the user with a list cf alternatives. The user
then selects one of these alternatives. A menu system is
especially helpful to the new user in that it provides a
list of available options. Many times the new user may
not have sufficient knowledge to understand what are and
what ere net appropriate requests. The computer is
responsible fcr the majority of the man-cemputer interac
tion, thus the user's participation in the dialogue is
minimal. The passive role of the user contributes to the
rapid speed in which a menu system can be learned.
Menu dialogues have a major drawback. Once a user is
familiar with a system, the menus which once provided a
pleasant environment become a nuisance- For this project,
the cumbersome characteristic of a menu system becomes a positive feature. The objective to teach UNIX commands is
enhanced because the user is motivated to learn UNIX com mands and thus be able to work independently of the menu
structure. The user realizes he is able to initiate a command on his own faster than he is able to using the
menu interface- The frequent UNIX user is encouraged to 44
become self-sufficient.
r-Z* Implpmentation of the interface
A menu dialogue naturally lends itself to a hierarch
ical structure. The first menu presented to a user
corresponds to the root in a tree structure. As the user makes selections he traverses the tree. When the user
reaches a leaf node, he is prompted for the information
related to his task, and finally his task is executed.
3.7.1. Language selected The program driving the menu
structure is written in "C". The C language provides a mechanism that allows one process to create another pro
cess, wait until the new process completes execution, and
'fork' then continue in its own execution. The ability to a child process is particularly suited to this project.
Most of the UNIX operating system is written in C. The
close ties between UNIX and C also point toward C as the
language for the interface.
The leaf node programs are written as shell scripts.
Shell scripts are used because cf their error checking
capabilities. Increase! error checking within the shell
script programs prevents the user from receiving obscure error messages from UNIX. The shell script programs also increase the flexibility of the interface. If a
question-answer dialogue must be changed, the file 45
containing the shell program can be modified without recompiling the entire interface.
There are two exceptions to the use of shell scripts at the leaf nodes. The option which edits a file required a program which was able to spawn a child process. The edit option was written in C. Thus, the process was able to fcrk the UNIX editor as a child process. The edit pro gram simulates the menu selection procedure found in the driving program.
The second exception was the change directory option.
In the C language when a child process returns control to
the parent process, the child's environment is replaced with the parent's environment. A shell script program
could be written to change directories; however, that
directory change would be nullified when the process com pleted. When control returned to the parent, the child's
environment would be lost and the current directory would
remain the parent's current directory- When a user
requests the change directory option, a simple shell
script program is executed. The single function of the
shell script is to exit with a status code. This exit
status signals the driving program to call a function which performs a directory change. This function follows
the dialogue format found in the shell script programs.
Because the directory change is executed within the 46
driving program, the new directory remains the current directory until another change of directory is requested.
3.7.2. Structure of the interface The program driving
the menu structure is short and straightforward. Figure 2
describes the flow of the driving program.
Each option within a menu display is associated with
a separate file. As the user makes a selection from a
menu display, the driving program opens the file associ
ated with that option. If the file is another menu
display file, the driving program repeats the cycle of
menu display and registering user response. If the file
1) A brief introduction welcoming the user and describing the appropriate response to a menu display.
2) Repeat until "exit is requested
a) Display menu
b) Register response If a leaf node is selected then execute the file associated with leaf node return to previous menu else retrieve associated menu file
Figure 2. Program flow of driving program 47
is a leaf rode, the program named within the file is exe cuted. At the completion cf a leaf node task, the user is presented with the most recent menu.
The path taken within the menu structure is recorded in an array representing a stack. The array consists of pointers to the names of the files accessed in the path from the root (top level menu) tc the current position in the menu structure. The stack is used to determine the return path.
The menu display system consists of 3 major activi
ties .
1) Initialization
2) Option menu processing
3) leaf node processing
The initialization activity presents the introductory
statements to the user. The stack pointer to the root or
top level menu is also initialized (see figure 2).
The option processing activity navigates a series cf
menus until a leaf ncde is reached. The user must respond with a valid response to the menu options. He is instructed as to the appropriate responses if he gives an
invalid response. This activity also maintains the stack
taken (see figure 4). array representing the path 4.P
Initialization J User introduction 1 Place root menu on stack I Option processing
Figure 3. Initialization activity 49
Option processing I Display menu I Accept response
Response valid?
Retrieve associated file I Place file on stack
Menu file?
Leaf node processing
Figure 4. Option processing activity 50
The leaf node activity initiates the request to fork
the executable file associated with the menu option
selected. The exit cede from the child process is evaluated and the appropriate action is taken (see figure
5).
3.9. Description of files The files accessed by the driving program are in two forms. A menu display file is shown in figure 6. A menu display file consists of the number of available options in the menu, the menu title,
the list of menu options and the file associated with each
option.
The form of a leaf node is shown in figure 7. A leaf
file uses the exclamation mark tc distinguish it as a leaf
file. 'File represents an executable file which prompts the user for pertinent information and initiates
the appropriate UNIX commands.
Communication between executable files and the driv ing program is accomplished with the exit status of the
executable programs. Most programs exit normally with a status of 0. The user is presented with the most recent menu and option processing continues. The following non
zero exit status have special meanings. tl
Leaf node processing I Execute leaf file
Exit code?
Default Remove Change Prompt Prompt Exit no file direc 1 2 menu special from tory shell acti on stack
_l T Remove file from stack \ Retrieve previ ous
menu file
Option processing
Figure 5. Leaf node processing activity 52
#n
MENU TITLE
1) Menu option 1 +file name associated with menu option 1 2) Menu option 2 +file name associated with menu option 2
n) Menu option n +file name associated with menu option n
Figure 6. Example of menu display file
!file name
Figure 7. Example of leaf node file
1. Change directory
2. Return to previous level menu
4. Change to verbose prompt
5. Change to terse prompt
6. Exit menu interface
A status cede of 3 does not have a special meaning. If a 53
user breaks out of a shell script, the exit status is 3.
In this case the user is presented with the most recent menu and option processing continues, thus no special action is required.
3 Q Signif icant features of the interface
The interface is flexible. In this application the driving program initiates execution of shell script pro grams. The only restriction the driving program places on
the leaf files is that the files name executable programs.
The interface can easily be modified for other applica
tions. Appropriate menu options must be specified in menu
files and the corresponding executable programs must
exist; however, the executable programs may be written in
any language and may use the dialogue technique most appropriate to the new application.
The interface provides a means for the user to learn
UNIX commands. Each time a program initiates a UNIX com
displays the command at the terminal. mand, the interface
exclamation ^ach command is preceded by three marks, thus,
recognize commands from other the user is able to UNIX
dialogue- For example, if a user requests the 'current
presented with the date and option, he is following
before the date and time are command immediately
displayed. 54
! ! ! date
Many UNIX commands require arguments. There are two levels of prompting users for these arguments. Level 1 is a verbose prompt. The user is presented with complete questions which reinforce the nature of the task requested. Level 2 is a terse prompt; user prompts are limited tc key phrases. For example, if a user requests
file" the "delete a option, the verbose prompt asks:
What is the name of the file you wish to delete?
The terse prompt simply asks:
File name?
The interface initially presents the verbose level of prompt. A menu option allows the user to change the level of prompt from verbose tc terse and vice versa. When a user first interacts with the UNIX interface, the verbose prompt is appropriate. Once a user is familiar with the
tasks available, the terse prompt will increase the speed
of interaction between the user and the interface.
The user is in control of the level of prompt. The literature supports the concept of user control [E0BE81] .
If the user makes the decision to change the prompt level,
system is increased. If the his sense cf control over the KG,
prompt level changes without explanation or user request, the system will seem confusing or mysterious. The user will formulate a reason for the change in dialogue. Eis conclusions may not be accurate and his confidence in the system may be damaged by an inaccurate model.
The leaf programs include a limited help facility.
The user is asked questions pertinent tc the task he has selected. If a question is preceded with an "*", the user has the option of entering a question mark as his
response. A question mark results in the presentation of additional comments regarding the question the user was asked and the nature of the task requested. The responses
to the question mark option are written into the execut able programs. The new user will find the additional com ments helpful. Fe would be wise to make use of the ques
tion mark option. However, as the user becomes familiar with the commands, he will not require this support. The additional explanations are not part of the basic dialo gue. The help dialogue would reduce user efficiency once
the user becomes familiar with a given task. The help messages are readily available; however, the user must request them.
Most users will use the interface on a temporary basis. A user will quickly learn a subset of UNIX com mands and will want to try these commands independently. 56
At the same time, he will want the security of the menu
interface for those commands of which he is unsure. The
interface provides for the transition period by including
a temporary exit option in each menu. The temporary exit
option accepts the UNIX commands a user requests and. exe
cutes these commands. The interface does no error check
ing in relation to the commands, and the user sees the
normal UNIX response to his commands. The user is able to
return to the menu dialogue at any time. This option allows the user tc experiment on his own. He is not
threatened by the syntax errors he makes because he real
izes he is able tc complete his task by returning to the menu structure if he is unsuccessful on his own. When the user enters the temporary exit option, he must take
responsibility for his commands. For example, if the user wishes to copy a file and reverses the input and output arguments, his task will be completed and he must accept the consequences of his command. Because the temporary exit option is included in each menu, it is readily avail able at any time. It is easy to request the option and easy tc return to the menu structure, thus the user is encouraged to initiate UNIX commands independently.
Execution time varies between UNIX commands. Program compilation and execution require significantly more time to complete than other UNIX commands such as file display 57
and listing the contents of a directory. The interface
includes a warning message tc the user when a task will have longer that usual execution time. These warning mes
sages will reduce user anxiety. The user will expect a delay in response and will be more tolerant of the delay.
The interface dialogue is straightforward and polite.
Complete sentences are used whenever messages are printed.
The words and phrases used in messagps are meaningful tc a
new user; however, UNIX terminology was not avoided. Most users will eventually interact with UNIX independently?
they must become acquainted with UNIX terminology.
Beth upper and lower case characters are used in the
interface. Menu displays use upper case characters to
list available menu options. Leaf programs primarily use
lower case characters which coincide with normal English
text. All menus and leaf program have titles. The titles
help the user verify his current location within the menu
structure.
The above features illustrate how many of the charac
teristics of a user friendly interface were incorporated
into this interface. The interface is easy to use? how
a he must press the ever, each time a user makes response,
' 'return key. Other techniques such as cursor movement
used. techniques and cursor position could have been Such P c
would initially be easier for the user; however, they do net prepare the user for future UNIX terminal interaction. CHAPTER 4
EXTENSIONS
i* Intensions
This thesis project accomplished the goal of provid ing an interface to UNIX enabling an inexperienced UNIX user to function comfortably within the UNIX environment while at same time teaching a subset of UNIX commands to
the user. There are improvements to be made which would
increase the quality of user friendliness and would
increase the scope of the project. Extensions tc the pro
ject are discussed below.
The interface was written for use on non-graphic ter minals. The user is responsible for knowing his position within the menu structure. This is not difficult in the present application as the menu structure is only four levels deep. A graphics display window showing the current position in the menu structure in relation tc the
would user entire structure increase orientation [SELA62] .
The issue cf user orientation becomes more critical as the depth of the menu structure increases. As the number of levels increases in a hierarchical structure, the cost in time of returning to the top level increases. A visual display of the path taken within the menu structure would
59 60
eliminate the need for a user returning to the top level menu as a means of restoring orientation.
An option that returns control directly to the top level menu also becomes important as the depth of the menu
structure increases. This option would be valuable en each menu display. The user would no longer be required
to retrace his path, one level at a time in order to
return tc the top level menu.
The help facility available within the interface is
limited. The leaf programs provide brief help messages
related to the questions the users must answer. There is
also a menu option which provides access to the UNIX manual command. However, the interface does not provide a
comprehensive help system which is tutorial in nature. A help option could be incorporated into each menu display.
Such a help facility should give an general description of
the options available within that menu along with an
explanation of underlying concepts related to the menu
options. An extended help facility would assist the user
in fcrmulating a correct model of the system.
The interface includes an edit a file option. The
menu editor is consistent with the design in that it is a
edit menu driven editor. The option contains line
commands. would oriented edit It be desirable to expand 61
the editing capabilities to include many of the character
oriented edit commands. A screen oriented editor would
also increase the friendliness of the edit option.
The temporary exit option within the interface pro
vides a means for the user to work independently. When
the user returns to the menu structure, he returns to his
position prior to his temporary exit. The interface could
be enhanced by paralleling the user's position within the menu structure while he works independently. The user
would then return tc the position within the menu struc
ture associated with his most recent independent action.
A parallel system of menu structure and command language
would increase the mobility of the user and provide a
mechanism for user short cuts. Hall describes a library
administrative example which incorporates a dual interface
of menu selection and command language and allows the user
to move freely between the two techniques [EALL78] . A
dual approach is effective in an environment which serves a varied population comprised of novice and expert users.
The subset of UNIX commands selected for this project was oriented towards a beginning programming student.
Additional subsets of commands could be selected for vari ous categories of users. The interface could be modified to implement these new subsets of commands. A subset could be written for an office environment. This 62
interface would place a greater emphasis en commands such as electronic mail, text formatting, and file manipula
tion. Another subset could be written exclusively for
program compilation, debugging and execution. CBAPTEE 5
SAMELE INTERACTION
5. Sample Interaction
Significant features of the menu shell are illus trated in the following sample interaction. Tasks have been selected from each of the top menu options with the exception of the "introduction to menu and "intro duction to options. The tasks included in the sample interactior demonstrate a user's movement within the shell structure as well as the dialogue he encounters.
63 CD 3 O
-J ID
CL O CD
J3 O
t. 3 O
in
w CD C CD
3= CD
O
P. j: !h o 3 *j CD t- 0. i I CD L.
.o J3
<0 .C in *j CD ^-4 o CD a.
3 >> T3 C *J c CD 3 O 2- /I CO k* s: ?J o ?H1 W c (1 H S t--. CC fa. *^ W faj ?-^ ci CC Cn i as < o CO o en 2 Eh z: co CC o, tt (X O z. a, S= 3 o 3 2Z z: M o 2 C Eh ~*1 CC o Eh ? 1 faj fa. CD faj HH (C < Eh Eh 2; E 2: Eh Cn z. o B o 3 i: o Eh CD l-H fac ( 1 o O faH Ph 3 -C Eh Eh o Eh t-H n. *J &3 i^ ^ 1-1 hJ C 2T Cm O o faw CO s: faq a S>h O hH1 ( 1 l-H Sa a. Eh 2 fin' Eh Eh t-H >. co < tH CD s~ O O l-H z. CC CC O 3 =3 c o to fai e H o w 51 Ch -J CC o O o r.3 O CC H O .c CC cc ^ fa: fa 6C PL, Ch Eh CJ 6- E- < hH ce CC 21 21 i-c 2 2 cc i 1 1 Eh O fan X [_ l-H ? 1 CJ 6h c O o Eh &C 3 o "J CO CO O-. ID cr. KH fa} c 2: 1-4 o Cl. iJ < m4 ^H M 2 t: fa: 4-> 2 2 ar p. -a: 2 i CO i cc CO o 2: fa] Eh 21 fa: 2: -H ce Eh =3 3 fa: fa= 2: 2 c >"H i^i fan Eh l-H CO frl CD t 1 fa CC fa. 2: E fa, s' S? 2 Eh ft. HH f^ c .-H cv tO ^ in CD e- CO o> rH CD U"r ft CD i-4 3 in CD 3 O ft > O CC cd aj CD T3 Eh JO ft! 3 3 2 c O O CD o >s(D T3 >H JO J= C_> *D M O E H3 " -H JO Ch tt m 6m in c CD CD C 3 CC rH 4J *j a. -H CD o ft in S CO -H CD JO E 3 3 J= CJ CJ 3 O < 2: 4J 3 4-3 -H 3 O 4-3 11 w o E l-H P, ft ft J3 X ft CD JO CO CD o H - 4h> CD c CD hC CD <0 iD ft CD CD ft JO cot. 6m fa: in in fa: ft 4^ 4-3 i-h E C -H -U ft, ft Eh CC Eh 3 ft * id CD CD O l-H Eh *; i-4 6m c ft. ZL 1-4 O LO CD CO 0) c 6m 6Cm ft o o i-h CD E ID ft 43 in id ft. CD = ft TO CD JO m * (D 43 CO j>, CD JO st 01 CD CD CD X c^- ft CD C- "^ m cd E *-^ H CD C ID i-H t CO E 3 ft 6m ft ID O ft ft) o ft CD o ft i i * ft c fa- P. JO CD in ft ft - E - -C JS ft. t& ID 3M ft1 c c in o tc ft CD MS ft CD c CD ft JO ft 43 CD CO -H r> .3 H CO 6m 43 ft hh 43 ft 2; in -i O O in ft a: H 43 H-l 2 1-1 > ft i-H ft. ft CD C CD Eh JO Sjj C o hC H CO ft O E ft ft ft ft^ o 3 43 o jo <0 CD 3 3 CD ID ft ft. m = CD E CD CD ft O ft 43 ft QJ ft in jo JO CO id CD Cm CD CJ 43 JO CD > ft ft hD -H JO n-_ in i-h o 3 >3 E ft i-H m o P, in o in o 3 E CD ft co 2 6m Eh co 6m ft Oh 2; M4 O 43) ft) i-4 -=- 2 61/ >-. ft C TO ID ft CD CO 43 m ce c 3 64 H Eh ft CD O p, ft 3 10 f I O CD H to CM co 2 6m 64 2_ ft) l-H ft 6m < 2 M O i-4 ft- fan 64 C i-h 1-4 2 CC 6m 1-4 m4 l-H 64 H CC p, fa. fa. 64 fa4 64 DO CO o > CC ft) o ft CD 43 c 64 ft Cm CD E ID 64 in ft) CD * CD > CH in c- cft 2 TO.. >s >3 M c *o O CD ID H -> CO t/l P, ft P. CC c p fa- pH Eh m < 1 03 o hH o tc C 43 4-3 43 !/ < O in CC c -> JO ft JO CJ r0 m X in 0J E ft CD ft CS -C t- 3 3 ft 3 <0 3 H/V o o hD 43 Z >> ft. > HJV C ft ft o ft ft ft 3 CD CD 0) 43 ft, 3 ft CD ft 43 C I TO O ft E ft CJ ft CD ft ft ID ft. CD <0 ft >aft C ft HJV ft Ol o 10 CL CD P. in iO 1 CD ft. ft JO CD JO E CD JO c 3 3" o, 43 JO 43 ID 43 CJ o C in 43 < cd in TO a fti ft jo ft. ft. CD ft 6 ft. TO Eh O ft o CD 43 ft CD CD en in ft C O CD CD 43 01 CJ JO . CD ft. E ft E 43 O ID CL 10 l-H 10 CD ft CO CD ft ft j= : ft ts 43 0) TO P, o ft ft (0 CD ft CD in CD j 1 3 O 43 to CD JO 3 JO CD c To-in- ft, 43 E 43 > ft o c . CD II II II 1 ft C CD ft ft CD ft. CD tHHH^- CD J- CD 43 -m- Cm JO ( < 11 in id jo o H) in ft 43 43 rg ft TO CD JO ft 3 ID JO E- aj-o id O CD ft JO C JO >H ft C 43 CO CJ cf) 1> &4 fti l 1 64 2: 2: 2 ce HH H 6m Eh Eh CO ft CD IV > CO fa. c ft. 2: 1-4 o l-H s fti m4 ft 2 2 t fa 43 CO 2 ce P, 2_ 2 CO M CC CO o 64 Eh s: 64 64 21 1-1 ce 6h 3 MH 64 2 2 c l-H m4 M- 64 Eh 1 CO 64 CD 6m 6m CJ CC 64 2: E S> 2 &H Cm ft! fa- CO 1-4 2L m4 6m m4 a) -4 C ft CC 64 fa- fa. ft CJ 00 p, i-4 00 < 0 CO o CO 2 Eh 2 CO cc ft. l-H ft. 0 2 Oh CO O CO z: 21 MM O 2 3 Eh 2 ce O Eh 64 64 01 fa- fa. ce s Cm Em z: E Eh 2: ft. 2 m4 CJ CO O 03 2 CJ E- O l-H O O 6m ft. co 64 MM JO Eh Eh O E- fa. X X -3; 2 64 64 2 2 -4 ft l z: O O fa CO 2! 64 CO s- l-H ft s' ft. eh 2 m4 Eh Eh fa) MM >- CO < CD CJ CJ -4 2 CC >H CC CJ CO CO e 0 CO MM *: CO CO 64 2; Eh MM cc O 0 c? CJ ce h-^ 0 CC CC 2 64 64 &: ft. ft. Eh ch EH ; fti CM cc 2: 2: ft 2 2 ao M 1 ' Eh O UM X ft H CJ 6m Ch O CJ ft 64 3 LO CD ft 64 CO c- CO 2 O l-H Eh o n 2 ft MM in z: c z: 64 fti o fa: frH ft) ft ^ CO 64 43 CO Co cc P. 2 CO CO o co 64 64 z: 64 cc Co -, cc z: ao 64 2 c 6m m4 M E- CO ft) 65 CD 6m CH CO 3: h z: E s. 2 CO C fa: CO o cc 2 E- CD -J 2 64 33 CO -H J4 "33 C3 30 2. cc X 43 ft. 2 Eh o 64 ft- 64 l-H O O X ?* ft. Eh E- S= l-H 2 MM CO >H O < ce < 3: 2 CO ft) O P) o m4 z: =1 < MH CD Eh MH j* O Cm ce CJ 64 = Eh C ft c 2 2 s> CO z; : 64 cc o CC 6m MH -H fa) ft C5 o JO CC co 64 Eh cc CM 2 o. o Eh CC o 2 CJ MM CO =3 2: fa: CO Cr 64 64 CC MH CC 64 ft ce CJ 'jx CO CC ja c- O E- 3 C . 4 ' *~^ * ' ' * ~~~ '.. rt >m. c\i Ki CO c 64 TO C ID CD E 10 en ft c- E ft CD 2- 4-3 6m * Eh * E CO CD CD >- E 4J CO id in C >3 64 in CC c 6- ft CD tJ0 2 O ft O c C9 CD O 2 JO MH 43 J3-, M ft CC in +3 o 43 C 3 in cd H ft cv. c\j en co to CO ft ft 4ft ft s. a tf MH 3 TO CJ tf in co m oj O c H* ft 4-1 ft ft CC iD ti CD 3S E CD s (h. 5) S. s. 3 E in ft ft 4-1 H t-H c o 3 CJ 3 ft C ft ft JO 3 3 3 3 3 ! cj ft. i-5 ft. m, m, ft ID ft CD 3 O ft cy r> a ts tf ft o ca cj sj c\j to ft Mm > >3 >3 >-. >S O Cm CD E ft CJ 21 C z: MM ft O fa- Eh l-H -H E- CO fa4 43 CO 00 =M cc P, >H 2 co CO o CO fa. 2: 64 fa) cc := 3 cc z; en fa. 2 C 64 m4 i i EH CO m4 64 1) or 64 6- CO 33 z; E 6- > 2 CO O fa, co o cc 2 6h CD .' MH ft fa < co JO 43 e ce s: cc X Oh EH o fa. CJ 6m t-4 m4 o X "* ft Eh Eh be: MM 2 MH CO >H o 33 ce 4* "=3 2 CO ft) MH CD O P O m4 2: CO s h 3 MM O Cm CC (J ft Ch 4=C 6a Eh !- < 2 2 CO z; S s 64 CO o CC li) MH MH MM fti '". o -C E- oo MM a fa- ft. 2 Cm CJ Eh CC o 2 CJ MH CO "33 z: ft ft MM CO CO 64 fa: CC CD fa. j= Cm 3 CC CJ js CO cc ft O cf) cc c 64 C ft CD ft in id c- JO ?3 ft ft 01 in o lT. o O C CD t_ ft t >-. 3 CD >> >3 r-* CD 43 ' ' 3 ft 0J CD CD O :.- !>H -"- m -)'c -~r 33 ro cj 00 43 ft- z: 3 z. 64 ft o fti ft 64 -1 43 E CO fa. CO >H CC Ch CO o r>H 2 CO cnj 64 z: 64 64 ce LO> 3 ft cc 20 oo 64 2 64 01 64 -4 -H CO m4 CC 64 Eh CO < z: E 6-1 :=" 2 CO O 6m a o cc 2 cm CL i i JO ft 2 64 < co X 43 1) CO cr z: PC 64 ft. 2 ft o ft. o 64 MH m4 O X 3 MM >H o ft Eh bC MM 2 CO < ce < a: 2 CO m4 CO ft CD o CO o ft .ft < CC CJ ft 4J MM O ft, hH EH *i 6m Eh >- c o 2 2 co z: > -33 fa) C6 JO CC 6M MH 134 ft rr o CJ ce o 6m Eh ft. 2 ft. h LC o 2 CJ ft CO < Z0 64 ft fa CO 64 fa. cc MH CC o 6- ce CJ HE CO CC 3 CO o 5.-* P>= cr> H l\l to tf LTJ CD CO CO 2 64 2; CO 2: ft ft ft) 03 ft fa. m4 cc 64 > fa M C3 CC 64 ce: 3 O CO -4 CO 2 6h 2 CO ce MH ft. O 2 Oh CO Oh CO 20 z: MM O -^ p, O 2 ?= 0 Cm MH 64 64 o 6- 64 64 cc 33 Eh Eh 2. r Eh Cm 2 ft CJ = CJ ft 2 O ft 0 C MM MM CM CO ft MH CD h EH O Eh M 6m X X E 2 6m fa: 2 2 ft ft =3 z; O O fa 3 20 64 CO ^" o s' ft. Eh 2 ft H Eh 64 1 1 >H CO < MM CD = O CJ CJ m4 2 MM ft co CO ft co in o c 64 ft o X ft fa: en P, o CO CO 3 C 64 2 64 CD ft E ft, CD fa- ft Z. JO Z_ M o ft X CJ 2. C ft. < cc 64 O CC 0 h- ft C5 0 CC ft 0 CD ft. MM O OC z: CJ ft Oh 33 ft, CC 2 to ft CD CD CD O JO JO TO -H CD T3 3 4M> QJ CJ -ft > X. 3 CD 3 ft . ID 10 c 3 JO ID 3 ft E 43 3 1 H JO ft O 3 ft M. u o ID in in o hH ft : OI ft CD ft >3 ID 0 ft CJ ft 43 X C- Si 43 > 43 O C Ci 4 ID O co o 43 ft ID 3 O 3 3 o ft TH TH JO hH ft ft C- TO E p. Ch 43 O in OI 43 CD 3 E 3 CD CD ft c ft hH ft P, ft 43 c- <0 3 ft o i-H ft 3 a; 3 IC O 43 CD OJ ID -H hH 43 ft 43 TO J- P, 10 3, C C in 3 3 3 ft . 43 in CD E E 3 O c O O 3 c ID 3 CD CO ft o en o ft o --3 01 ft ft ft a. CJ 3 o C- T3J 43 >sft E >-. 3 43 Oh E -H 01 in 43 cj J- 3 CD ft CD 43 0) P. 01 JO 3 X 3 en CD en >s fo 01 3 ID JO in id E 0143 -H ft CD ft ft >3 Eft ID ft h3 ID ft 3 t. CC ft HH CjJJ T3I O- ax E c oi > O id ft ft c ft 01 .3 fo CH ftC ft m i-h c- H--. HH ft ft , . ft 3 CD X CD 3 p m JO CD ft O ft ft 43 ft >s o 3 CD o 11 ID O ID JO 11 ft 43 43 >3 :>, 00 MM ID CD ft > . 43 TO M3 E ft en CD 3 io ft u CD ft i i P, 3 3 i-h 43 HH 43 O i0 HH ft 3 ft 3 3 0) ft .H 43 O O ft o- ft CJ 10 >=ft ID 01 <0 01 ft ft 43 3 ft ft C ft 3 CD ft 10 MH 43 hH ft Ph-C 0 C 43 TO JO JO. TO 43 -H CD CJ *43 CD 3 TO CJ ft CD a P, 3 C 10 S3 ft ft 10 43 ID ID i-H 3 ft O H 3 p. ft p. o E 43 m co O 3 43 43 43 43 43 11 t. P, 3 ft P 3 E 3 JO ft c ft 3 P, 11 to ft 43 hH 43 in 43 43 fc. 43 TJ 3 CD 3 C ClO 3 ft 1) oi -a O ft o o o o O u o 43 M, . CJ ft m CJ O ID c CD E 3 p. CD CD CJ 43 CD TO O JO 10 iD 11 JO E . in 43 t. C ft ft JO ft 43 ID 43 CD ft 43 (0 hC O 43 3 C en 43 to 43 en 43 O 43 O 43 CD CD en 0) 3 ft 01 >-. 3 11 43 s\ ft ft 3 10 PhTO i-H <0 JO 3 E cr 3 CD hH ft 3 43 O 43 10 o J3M.43 Cm O 1 3 43 ft m 3 C CJ p in o 10 ft ft O "33 CD 43 43 O ft CJ . TO JO >3 ft 3 3 >> CJ 10 CO 43 ID ft f^a, 43 en 43 QJ o TO 43 43 O fO . . CD JO 10 o O 0) 3 3 CO s: _. 43 43 -X- ft. ft o o -" 3 co 2 64 64 ft CO CJ fa, X 64 in c ft O ft 64 ft MM 3 B ft, ft 64 0) 20 ta z: O = E CJ C4 b- ft ZL M z; < X Oh =3 cc 64 O CC cp ft CP O ft o CC ft O cc MH 50 Oh CD ft Oh 33 Cm CJ CC 2 < 2 ft CP 3 CC CC <5 o CC O CO CJ ce Eh 0- ft CO Cm CC 20 64 "33 O fa. ft CC a. CJ 6m ft 3 CD JO -H CJ in CD in X CD CD ft P, o 64 43 Eh >: co JO JO CJ 6m CO X 64 CO 2 > MM < ft to in 6m ft TO ft fa i 3 ce ft ID ft. CO 01 E z: JO E o co in o CO 2 O 64 3 Z- 3 X in QJ MH 64 X 6m 6m CC p, o co 2 B ft, ft 64 01 z: 64 o CD JO 20 33 X ft. <0 ce 6m o 0= CP ft CP o >H o ce ft o ce z; o. MH CD ft a. < CC O MM 2 33 2 ft CP 43: CC CC 3 o ce o CJ CJ cc ft CM ft CO Ch CC 20 6m 33 O 64 ft ft Oh CJ 64 ft 3 ft cv to tf ft 0J c 64 en =i ft en 3 o i-H "33 ft ft os fa. 64 ft C5 CO Oh CC -S3 o CO o CO 2 Eh 2 co ce MH Oh o 2 n. CO ft, CO 20 20 MH o 2 o 2 cc o ft MH 64 64 11 Eh 64 fa: a: CM ft 05 id c- -ft ft, : i-h . * C\i P, 3 \) X o ft CD >, ft o o c a, u fa, ft -H ft CJ ft S" 43 QJ 3 ^ P.J0 O ft E JO in O JO TP en 64 hH ft O CD hH CP 3 P, th in 3 2 JO 3 ft CD hH 43 ft o ft- 3 Ph o id t l-H P o Ift CD oi o ft CD > ft >3 ft > CD CD CD ft JO en CD MH Eh 43 en 4 ft P, ft en 43 10 E D jc ID JO o 43 in JO P, ID 43 CV en z; ft ft ft < ft MM ft cc 64 t 64 ft CP DO p, 64 CL. < O CO o ft CO 2 ft 2 CO CC MH Cm o 2 Cm CO 3 Oh CO 20 20 MH O 2 B o 2 ce o ft MH fa) 64 1) ft fa: 64 cc < ft ft 20 E 2: 6h ft, 2 ft CJ CO O CJ 2 O ft CD MM ft O O fa. ft 64 MM J= Eh ft o EH MH 6m X X 43 33 2 64 6M 2 2 ft ft < z: o O fa. CO z; 64 ft S-M MH MM s- Oh ft 2 ft CH MH EH 64 !>H CO 33 MH CD CJ CJ ft 2 cc mm Cc CJ co CO 33 o CO 64 < o o 64 z: ft ft CC o o CP CJ ce MH o ce cc 2 fa) 64 64 ft. ft- ft ft Eh a; MH CC ac 20 z: MH 2 2 CC MM MH ft o fa: X ft CJ fa. a o CJ ft 64 3 3 64 to on co 2 64 ft M=4 hH CM CO tf in CD r> B 64 >-. ft in o ft 43 1 o 43 CD CJ . ft ID TP hH ft o TO 10 ft ID JO ft 33 CJ CD ft TH " ID CD CD TO ft JO J CD CJ 4-H ID in 0) E P p TO in 3 t- o ID 43 ft Oi JO in tf JO >.43 ft on en 10 0) ft E ft jo 3 43 E in ft 3 3 ft 3 B o CD =t 43 ft O to CO >s to ft ft ft ft MH 11 o ro ft 43 43 JO E 43 ft Cm CJ ID CD cc CD ft ft o ft 43 Eh HM I/: CD >-. CJ TO O ft i-H 64 2: 10 ft CC 1) O MH JO 3 CO 43 CJ CD cn >5 en *E ft ft 3 o Ol ii 64 43 ft TO ft CD CJ 43 ft C E 10 ? 3 43 64 10 ft 3 O CJ ce 3 ID 0) CJ ft * in ft 1 CD C ft HH 3 JO CD 3 TO 3 43 T > O 3 hH ft CD HM, CD 43 i- ft 3 B 43 3 CD o o en CJ O 43 43 S3 Hi, CD CJ r- C c CM- ft 01 11 TO - ft CD ft o E CD CD 3 E TO 43 V 43 +3 E ID 0 3 c en 10 CD 3 CD B 3 E B E c ft >3 E: M >3 3 ft >3 ft ft ft 43 o o* ft ft o 44 CD 43 O m CJ CD 43 TO ft 43 CJ in ft -ft CJ Je CD CJ 43 CD E en ft CD CD ft en ft E TO ft CD CO 10 ft 3 a ft "- c -o ID . CM if) en 64 z: ft =1 ft. >H CC o "33 ft 64 20 CJ CC P, 64 CO o >H CC CC MH co 3 O CO 2 3 ft ft 2 64 01 CJ 64 !- ft < O 20 64 S- CC CC MM CC TH o o fa. hH ft ft CD MH ft ft ft o ce H i i JO CO CJ CJ o o X ft. 64 MM CO ft MH 6m O CC CC ft o 6m ft Eh MH 1 1 2 64 i i t>- o CO CO 64 ce Eh ft 11 o Eh MH 2 MM ft "33 33 21 CO 64 CC CJ O O =) MM 2 64 PM CJ 64 MM ce o cc ft ft CP o JO CJ co C 6m E- 2 CC ft. ft 64 ft co c EH 20 6m ft h4 MH zn =3 64 cc CJ CO ft) CJ ft. ft to 64 CO on Co 2 fa. 20 CO 3 20 ft O MM ft sj ft fa. ft cc 64 > 64 ft CP So P fa, CC 33 o CO o i-H CO 2 Eh 2 CO cc MH Oh O 2 Cm CO 3 Oh CO MM 21 20 O 2 c O 2 cc o MM ft 64 64 1 ft fa. 6m CC "33 Lft Eh ZO E z; 6h ft. 2 ft O co o CO 2 CJ Eh O MH o O 6m ft. ~l 6m MH ft ft ft O ft MH 6m X X 33 2 ft 64 2 2 ft MH < 20 o o 64 = 20 fa- CO f>- MH MM S> li ft 2 ft Eh 64 ft ft >- CO < MM O CJ CJ ft 2 mm 6m CC CJ CO CO "33 O CO 6m "33 ft Q CO 64 20 ft ft CC o rp CJ MM O O cc o -ft ce cc 2 6m 64 64 ft. Oh ft CJ ft ft a: ft Cm CC z: 2: mm 2 2 CC MM Mm ft o fa, X ft 11 ft CJ 6m 1=1 O CJ ft fa. -s=s M- . 4=^ cc con t. i 3 64 BIBLIOGRAPHY [BALL80] Ball, Eugene. Representation of Task-Specific Knowledge in ull.Y. Interacting User Interface, Report of research conducted at Carnegie-Mellon University, April, 1980. [BARN81] Barnard, P. J. "Consistency and Compati tility Dialogue," in Human-Computer International Jour nal of Man-Machine Interaction, 15:87-134, 1981 [ELAC81] Black, John, and Sehrects, Marc M. 'Why Interactive Computer Systems Are Sometimes Not Them," Used by People Who Might Benefit From f-EPlied Psycholinguist ics, 2:149-177, 1981. [ELES81] Bleser, Teresa, and Foley, James D. Towards Specifying and Evaluating the Human Factors "of U5e.r_-comp_uter Interfaces, Institute for Informa tion Science and Technology, Report GWU-IIST- 91-22, The Gecrge Washington University, Wash ington, D.C., March, 1981. [P0TT79] Pott, R. A. A Study of Computer Learning: Theory and Methodologies, Center for Euman Information Processing Technical Report No. 82. University of California, San Diego, 1979. [BP0WS3] Brown, P. J. "Error Messages: The Neglected .Area of the Man/Machine Interface? Communica 17 tions of the ACM, 26:246-249, April, [CARE82] Carey, Tern. "User Differences in Interface Computer, 15:14-2?, November, 1982. 97 98 [DWYESla] Dwyer, Earry. "Programming for Users: A Bit cf Psychology, Computers and People, 1:11-14,26, January, 1981. Algorithm," [DWYE81bJ Dwyer, Barry. "A User-Friendly Com- HMii-Lp.ns of the ACM,' 24:556-561, September, 1981. [F0LE81] Tools for the Designers of User Interfaces, Institute for Information Science and Technol ogy, Report GWU-IIST -61-07, The George Washing ton University, Washington, D.C., March, 1981. [FRIE82] Fried, Louis. 'Nine Principles for Ergonomic Software," Datamation, 28:163-166, November, 1982. [GAIN78] Gaines, Brian R. "Programming Interactive Pl01iic Programming & Sensible Software, 305-320. Uxbridge, England: Online Conferences Limited, 1978. [GALI81] Galitz, Wilbert 0. Handbook of Screen Format Pesign. Wellesley, Massachusetts: C.E.D. Information Sciences, Inc., 1981. Software," [GOLD80] Golden, Donald. "A Plea for Friendly A.C M SIGSOFT, Software Engineering Notes, 5:4-5, October, 1980. Greenburg, Robert B. "The UNIX System [GREE81] OperatingEnvironment," and the Xenix Standard Operating Byte, 6:248-264, June, 1981. 99 [HALL78] Hall, P. Man-Computer Dialogues for Many Levels of Competence, Conference report of Information Systems Methodology, October, 1978. [HEBD78] Hebditch, David. "The Implications " Programming cf Good Dialogues, Pragmatic Programming & Sen sible Software", 537-547. Uxbridge, Fngland : Online Conferences Limited, 1978. [HEIK75] Heines, Jessie M. Style and Communication in Interactive Programming, A paper presented at the 1975 Summer Conference of the Association for the Development of Computer-based Instruc tional Systems, August, 1975. [MART73] Martin, James. Design of Man-Computer Dialog gues. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, Inc., 1973. Mayer, R. E. 'Can Advance Organizers Influence [MAYE79] Learning?" Meaningful Review of Mutational Research, 49:372-383, 1979. [M0PA81] Moran, Thomas P. 'The Command Language Grammar: A Representation for the User Interface of Interactive Computer International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 15:3-50,1981. [NAGE78] Nagel, Rita, and Schnupp, Peter. "Expected and Unexpected Acceptance Problems with an Interac tive Programming Tool, Pragmatic Programming & Sensible Software, 321-330. Uxbridge, England: Online Conferences Limited, 1978. [NICKQ1] Mckerson, Raymond. 'Why Interactive Computer Systems Are Sometimes Mot Used by People Who Them," might Benefit from Interactive Journal of 100 ^in-Machine Studies, 15:469-483, 1981 [i\'CRM83] Norman, Donald A. "Design Rules Based on Error," Analysis of Human Communications of the ACM, 26:254-258, April, 1983. [N0RM81] Norman, Donald A. "The Trouble with Datamation, 27:139-150, November, 1981. [RADH82] Radhakrishnan, T., Grossner C, and. Benoliel, M. Design of an Interactive Data Fetrieval System Users," for Casual Information Processing & Management , 18 : 23-32 , 1 982 . [PAMS79] Ramsay, Rudy H., and Atwood, Michael E. Human Ictors in Computer Systems: A Review of the literature, Englewood: Science Applications, Inc., 1979. [RITC78] Ritchie, D. M. "UNIX System: A _' Time-Sharing Retrospective, The Bell System Technical Jour nal, 57:1947-1968, July, 1978. G., McCracken, D., and Newell, A. [R0BE81J Robertson, Communication," "The ZOG Approach to Man-Machine li-ternajt icnal Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 14:461-488, 1981. [SELAS2] Selander, Sandy E. 'Several Approaches for Improving User Cordiality in the Design of On line Systems for Novice Computer Person nel, 9:18-21, November, 1982. [SHNE82] Shneiderman, Ben. "Designing Computer System Messages," 25:610- Communications of the ACM, 101 611, September, 1982. [SHNE80] Shneiderman, Ben. Software Psychology: Human Itprs in Computer and Information Systems. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Winthrpp Publishers, Inc., 1980. [SIMP82] Simpson, Henry. "A Human-Factors Style Guide Design,* for Program Byte, 7:108-132, April, 1982. [SMIT82] Smith, David Canfield. the Star User Interface,"'Designing Byte, 7:242-281, April, 1982. [SWAI82] Swaine, Michael. "16 - Bit Revolution, Part 2: System(s)," UNIX Operating IpfpWorld, 4:6-9, February 15, 1982. [TEKA81] Tektronics. TNIX 8560 Multi-User Software development Unit, 1981. [WALE80] Walker, A. J. "Menu Display System, IBM Technz ical Disclosure Bulletin, 23:806-811, July. 1960. "'User-Friendly' [WERN82] Werner, Frank. and Friendly Computerworld, 16:25, February, 1, 1962. APPENDIX A PROGRAM LISTINGS 102 >< -x- -h. -X- -ii- *X- ii- -X" -a- -a- -a- -a. 31. 34" -H" -it * -a -a -a & 4> -> s> W * CU) a- O ft -a- QJ ID * ft E a- -> in ft T3 QJ ft 01 -a ft X cm E ft JO 3 S3 .j 11 MM o 10 CJ in 4J ft * ft JO 2 B QJ OI -a 1/1 CO CU)3 60 C QJ ft-o * JC E O ft C ft c -a 3 11 QJ ID 'CP >0 3 ft- J* E J33 rn-o ft -H. CU M QJ u o ft 3 \L tH c 0 in -C -a 43 ft ft O ft ft -H t- QJ 0 a ECU it) ID ID ft ft -u ft O C JO C c c ft ft ft ft P4CU ft 0 E= .*-< QJ E 1 QJ CJ QJ CJ ID C CU) ft i-H 1 < 1-1 >t-C ID 4-> QJ o in ftft o o >> ft ID 3 r-H _ -T *^ f-H ft c CU in J ft C in 3 OJ TJ ft ft ft ft ft C O (- Cu r-H O t>f ft l/l 43 ft. o QJ -ft 4-3 irt O C CJ ID QJ CU Pi m O CJ ID J= QJ in in c ft ft ID QJ ID >Mft U Qj E jo ftft ft C C C ft o m jo -3 H O P. Oj ft QJ cu) OJ T3 u QJ in in ft C i/> hH h hH ID QJ ft x: TD 0 ^ r; > E ft ID 6. id in ft 01 TP "J-> in C*-l .U 4-3 -a ft -|H QJ I .^ t^ ft JO 43 in ft TO C in ft +J ft ft ;= u p. a 1 ft ft CJ 3 E in in cu-ft QJ ID io O lA C zx C= QJ O in -H" i ft ID > c ft 3 CD cu u 3 1 ID ft. o QJ O K E S3 u u ft o r- < CU 0 QJ P, fc- E ft O E ft O >Dft r 1 in => 3 O QJ 11 ft O E O ft QJ JO QJ CU 3 E T3 o ft o "CJ3 ft ft 0? CU P C QJ # C ft ft E m c 4J c-* ft H 3 c: CU ft QJ cm ft CU CU CU O fc. c c QJ -a ft o QJ 4-3 *-- 4J ft ft ft > 3, QJ ft o 3 in in co --ft QJ t- O * c O O > E E ft 11 4J (D QJ ft ID ft ft 3 -a- ID hH ft S3 ID ID ID E E ft *4- QJ ft QJ 3 3 ft S Si * 10 < O .3 ft ft O -a- -k- -a- -a- -a- * -a * -a # -a -a * * -> ^~ ~^ ^ ^- ^^ ft >. ft It) CU \ MH ft^. E m ft 3 ft QJ O 3 .Q m O QJ\ 3 10 ft E* 3 ft CU S U ft * E \ JO m QJ 3 CU o -a- ft m E ft ft ft ft QJ 4-3 ft c 3 cj id in o o JO ft ft. ft JO 3 ft ft QJ ftft C c Pl43 10 ft 01 QJ ft ft a. o io ft. 3 E E ID K TH ft CU QJ o cu) D ft to s B rH 3 3 O J3 QJ ft CU II 4J ft QJ in CJ 4-3 J33 > t> tp E in io 01 hH 3 10 10 HH HH >> ft 10 CJ 3 10 o E m o D 10 TP o C J3 io io in jo ft 01 II ft -H 4-3 1/143 (_, in e r-i ca p, ft CUJcJ 10 10 ft ft \ I I 3 o 11 p. 13 JO * E d ft jk in v^ft o ft \-tt- S-.T3) ft ft II CU) T3 m4 o 3 cyj ft io oi o i-h a E 4> 3 QJ II 10 JO \ MM QJ ft tH ft ID M3 4>SH CJ a- ft id ft ft c 4-3 MM m U ' ft ID hh JO O ft T3 ftft E QJ C 5m, u ID43 0J ID lOftftOft.. ft\Qj 043 J- ID flj 44 II m U ft 01 Cyjft 4> JO ft E in 3 >,ft c ft o in 4-3 in ra qj 3 ft io in cj io -h \ in ft ft ft jo ft 10 C ID 01 ft O IO* mp p o c ft in OJ i/l K ft 43 p: QJ 3 m O > 3 QJ QJ QJ QJ ID 3 43 in ft TH QJ 3 Qj 4M E ft E in in c O ft o 43 >o E ft (0 ID ft IDft-O ft ftQJ ID ft 43 ft O 01 4-3 ECmCOEOIQJE M43 Pim ocEftin 10 ft 4J ID Oh 01 ft DftQJ QJEC C43 J3 HO* PM43 .3 ftftft EEftftO OftlOE C CM OH ftPft IDC O OO ft433 01 U K ft K ft ft ft 3 CJ mh ft ft iDftinE EftQJ P, QJ <- -> -a -a v. \ V. \\^\\ ft QJ E Z mJ .- ft E W .- ft. i Cd -M4.Ii - ft ft 1 33 ^ .Z Oh -O 33 ZMW Z ^ O Z ft W c ft jr ch CM jcnSMMSzas- 34l '33>hOZ' ' QJ c- I < o; 0= : co" ftE -~ ft CJ cc t= ir o=i ft 43 io - ii j QJ id: JH -x- ft -x- -a- -a- .- +-> ft B ft &a z ft B: id b ft ft ft o -a 5'r -.-? II II c QJ O -1 TO MB H-, ft ft. ft ftft u . n c O r^ U a in 3OPH43CO ftMMMMMMMftft W W OmO > k-> .t-3 *-> J-S in in C3mZ>.20 10 10 IC 10 "0 10 (0 10 ID 10 i-l .-} *J *J 4-> .4J OKOOwO OOO J3J3 J3 JO J3 J= J3 J3 JO J3 i t ht c c c c c c c c c ftCT CJ .33 a, c_J Z S: C5 CJ CJ CJ CJ CP .CJ O CJ CJ 1*4 i*, QJ 01 TO T3 QJQJQJQJCUDQJQJ BEE BEE BE -ft, 1>_| _, -ft, Hft Hftl hmh -rH QJQJQJQJUJQJQJQJ rO **' rO '^ p^ *o ^J *^ at--c-4n:-tt-tt-ttHn:-* ,0 E ft hH i-H ft QJ ft JO Qj in > QJ 3 ID ft E E ftQj E in ft E S3 o 43 ft ft >>43 QJ th X M QJ QJ 4-3 TO QJ ft 1 IT' QJ TO ID QJ E 3 10 C3 B - QJ | . 4*. J3S O MM E JO 43 Z"~ ID E 1 4-3 O ft QJ QJ 43 o (0 .- o ft e Mh ft CO O ft tH M >m ID - jo CO c O "33 E Pi E * ft p O E 03 1 QJ O ft B CC CU O. 43 II JO ft z ft QJ rto 43 Cm MH QJ E II O O: . CP ft ft o ft -*. OI ft MH O 01 o " ft OI CO E H ft ft ft ^ o in IO -H 43 E 3 ft Br, (0 >, P, -0 ID |5 E ft-M ft B 43' ' CJ CJ 6T II 43 O ID II ft 10 -x- * # ft ft E -a O MH 43 43 CJ ft \ \ ft ft ftin m a 10 CU QJ E 43 ID QJ E 43 ft o T3J M QJ ft TH QJ 3 43 10 4-3 43 CJ QJ ft ID TO ID o hH QJ ft 1 CJ 43 ID TO E 3 O ID JO QJ * 43 O E in TH C 04 B 11 in CJ Je QJ E ID o QJ ep ft ft ID hH -H ft QJ 43 ft o E in P ID 11 E ft E JO N QJ u ft QJ 43 -i E jo QJ ft E 10 i-H E ft 04 10 > hH 3 > HM ID E ft T3 10 QJ 43 M ft 43 H ft TO TO ft o 10 E in ID 10 CJ in QJ T3J ft QJ ft QJ TH QJ CU 0, a, qj 6D ft - ft TO ft TO P ft fr * 3 * v \ E \ QJ QJ E CJ o o JO TO in ft * 4ChH - a, 3 : < - P. - -as ft II QJ r , i |R QJ -~3 3"33 >l 1 ' ' QJ + 10 10 CJ ft + 0O ft O -ft ft + ft tH PJ ' ' ^4 MH M ~ ID - ft ft * >.43 /0 ""- P Pi 1 ' -HO II E E P. 04 -3 P43 ft n np II 10 CJ QJ CJ ID QJ O: * O CJ II ft ft 43 04 EC- * in o in 43 HH P ft O ft QJ ft ft p, in ft ft^-. E . E H II o : 10 ft II ft 43 0iin E QJ o tH QJ OS* | H CJ hD B lin ft "-ft O PfJ* ft o e: p z jo ft ft QJ - ft W CJ E QJ ft' IE B !>h ft .- 01 ID QJ Ci CJ II II -,ft 0, ft 43 II CU QJft + ID J-. Pi II '4/3 CJ OE1- EM-jtfftft ' cu 3 ft hH ' U CJ 10 ft E E ft II O ft ID II ft ID II QJ ID QJ ID ft JO 0, ft 43 43 ft QJ m . . E QJ O ft cjmft ftm inft cp. en Sj QJ >> CJ II ID c II fti-H ft QJ QJ in H QJ CJ 0. 1) O JO J- E in e 10 CU 1) ft jfi CJ \ 6 ID QJ * C ft f_ ft B 0, E 4-3 0 - * * *30 34. * ^ \ \ "~- 0) \ \ ^ a in jo QJ P Eh in 43 in io aj 43 . ft in qj 0, m CO 10 in cj ft jo ft Ul =Mjftft CU 3 JO J"S 43 ft ft TO CU th c c in 43 k ft Mj io in QJ QJ 43 , ,.- Om-CSI.-hH^-lTj ft h0 C3i ChI III QJ ID D- .ft '- - E to i-h ---KcnCM cf) mh th i-h ft 1 C E i iDCUIIIDi-4l71QJ3 3 0. 1 i 1 QJ -?E (-H II c CJ D QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ 10 s-^ft a. ' ' ._ +-> in in in in ft QJ -U> QJ QJ in ui MM O - *-> T O a> i-i K D ID IO 10 ID io io D > 10 10 p ft Pi U *^ in QJ *J <0 CJ CJ O CJ O O TO .- QJ 04 P4<4H t-H^- 3 ^ in P cv TH ft ft' II ^-M O J-. ^ i-H ft 'ft -* * 43 43 s-j QJ O fD II QJ 01 , , C C K <4H > QJ 11) 111 C H) ' ' fD i PM - 4-9 w HM CC O O HH TH U r-. -i-H ID ft fc. 10 01 -a in -*, # tM TJ * CJ CJ 0. ft i-H -- ft ft m ft ft ft E 3 QJ JO ft o ft Ml w M-> QJ z. ID JO tH 43 ft 0. -X- -X- -X- & -; # # > # -a cc in TO * SC- ft tH B a o 10 a o * Cm CU in # JO E a W O -a in E QJ i- ft hH < 3 ID JO o ft 43 a- 43 E a CO TH 0. x- O E a MM 3 o a- 43 O 11 * CJ 43 # QJ 10 a- 61, ft, TO * a ID QJ O * a- in QJ E in ft E QJ in o E o QJ CJ QJ JO (0 E 43 JO o c ID CJ JO 43 -a a- it rH T3 ^ ~> fD QJ h x- >(- f- 1 i-H IS i-r aj *--> # r-f O fr p. T" * ( o E V % E u* 1H- % ( .*--> QJ ^. -> C -^ -Jr i-r >. o * -ir rO O TD T3 yr * r-H i t iTJ > 5- P, in p O -> -* m Tl o i -> P >. *. fH -X- -C O QJ *- T_J >i- -10 10 t. >h Jf * C QJ jj. >< c n l/l+J -s- -> tH E -rH m * - - - H-C >, -> n- e-h o _h in * * f- .. ft V *-> QJ S" -/T c in * ft ft -X- i-H o -> 43 43 0, K- * -X B E QJ <- -x- a ^ TH ft QJ "n* o P vr ft ft i-H - -i CU # -H ft in -;,- * .+-> a- o * c v- V" W >* "W VT 3T * * a- * -a V a * a QJ * a- O E . 11 ft T3 a- * ft QJ E JO a- QJ E 43 * 43 E O in o j> # P. ft E 3 ft * o 43 & 11 TP 3 44 E in 4> a- hH E 01 JO O QJ OI QJ a- p ft # 43 in oi o ft JO ft a- tU! E 10 * E 43 43 E E 4r -a- ft QJ > O TO o 0, m a rH ft .( p M QJ P in ID * a ftft 1) 43 M3 E P QJ CUHH hH ID a p 43 -a QJ 10 E QJ o E J3 a. * a- M* E C QJ OI HH TH E fc. in jo CU -a QJ CS> CJ QJ -a l ft 10 E b tD o J3S ft ft ft -x- o , 6JJ II ft b -> QJ o ft -a- ID JO ft JO O ft CJ io QJ O O * in ft E ID u QJ ft ft 3 "D * JJ O -E E * o to ft S3 * ft HH O -a o QJ 0, . CJ a ID o ft * S3 in 43 -a JO O 43 60 -a CJ o 3 ft CJ QJ 1 3 0. 04 o a ft ft P -X- E ft ft 43 ft ID 43 tH B a O p E 3 ft tf JO E JO a- QJ ft Oh MH O W X- O ft 3 ft- E -x- 43 tf 1 -a CJ a CU a- E in * P -X- o ft -a- QJ E T3J QJ QJ en QJ tf ft !>> o ft QJ 43 O P o 43 E CU CJ ft ft QJ 43 ft ft E a * * * > -a- -a -x- -a- <- "ct * tf # -a ft O * \T3 CJ t. a- * QJ * ft o 43 a QJ ft 43 ft tf E ID * 10 j* QJ en to * E CP in T3) QJ QJ * QJ E QJ E E * >j2 O E ID tD QJ tf ft o ft M E E JO # O m P * 43 O QJ 43 E QJ # O 43 ft QJ ID JO * QJ ft 43 ft ft rfj in 00 * ft B 43 in an O ft * a to 0, 3 E ft M a- E QJ 43 0. * * E CP ID 01 a QJ O O 43 ft 0/ E CJ to in tf in 43 6 * o to in i-h J3C to tf in O ft HH tf ^~ js qj in to tf ft z ft jo hH tf SM O O CJ K 11 3t c MM ft QJ JO a CC ft JO 43 -a CO in o in 33 H - e hh qj in -o O JO O 3 O COt 0. ft 3 >o o o - ft E ft * l-H QJ c CJ ft >> ft -x- qj : ft E in i E ft * E . 10 ID ft p TO o ft in a 1 o E E 43 43 QJ 60ft J3S E -a : cj 43 ft E CP O E "0 a II 43 QJ E ft l/l QJ QJ O ft -a CJ E o JS ft JO ft -H 60 CU QJ 01 ID ft CJ JO CJ ft 43 O E ft 00 ft ft OlM K O CJ ft ID Ml u, E ft T-I E 1 1 E 13 t P TD o 1 ' r c 43 43 ft i-r o in Tl 04 O TH in .m t- i-H M QJ cj hH ft ft) fD fD JO CJ -C -C -C ft in o o o p ft CU -H 6 : : II E 73s- aC 10 S" JO . . ft Qj: O ID E 43 E CU,^ E 60 JO >ft E in ft ft ft JO TH O QJ ft in 3 43 43 QJ hH CJ E 43 3 p QJ QJ E O ft QJ T> ft >. TO JO >. >3 T* JO ft QJ TO S3 o J33 QJ T3J 43 ft J33 QJ CJ O JO QJ >, 10 O Ti ft ft QJ 10 ft hH E ft 01 ft O ft QJ 01 in jo qj S3 QJ JO 43 ft E ft 10 E ft P O 10 O cr o QJ QJ !>> ft QJ ft ft >, E O ft ID .4 S-.43 0 E ft CJ 43 : O QJ CJ S3 B 43 ft QJ .3,-- CJ ft ft - 10 0) T3J ft > ft in ft TP: E TH 43 E ft o T3J B 43 / 01 ft ft 01 c: E P 43 43 ft QJ / ft a. E ft ft QJ QJ QJ P ft E QJ CJ ft CJ 3 10 JO K ft CP C 43 QJ 3 QJ O . . O S3 OJ I-, Eh cs ft tU) 43 JO ft CJ QJ E QJ 4- O II 43 ft S3 ft 43 ce " 11 E 3 43 O ft CJ ft cs QJ C O 01 ID rH ft 43 f_, JO *3 ft o E cu>ft HM 3 in O QJ E 13! P ft TO ft ft \ QJ ft E rH 10 l I fO o U in p qj < Z CO QJ ft OiJO . c f_ **E * 1- =o o bP P JO JO ft: CO ft 43 o in . o qj / M> O T3 QJ lA !>H JO t- m 1 o E in JO 433 ft c c d*< * ID QJ - ft +T> * QJ QJ C (-. 43 M 43 Jjrf E E o (- it-M ft E 10 ID t^t^t^ -rl 4-4 3 Qj -C t= C E ft II ft QJ ft OJ to u TD m s- US' ft ft E O -rH 1 - f= QJ C JP Cu 04 04 JO * o 4^ ^/ E * - th: ._ CJ ID . o -> a. QJ - u -^JjC T3 QJ j-> 4-4 1-1 -X- Uitu at 3 ' \ If) -H * in >- tf * tf tf -X- tf tf tf tf tf QJ x: QJ l-H o o 04 m P ft ********** *************** *** tf * tf -X- * tf tf * tf < * tf * <0 QJ fc- tf * * O O tf *-> * tn -jj-i in m tf * *-* o -*-> .-, 4/1 tf * .c C 13 QJ QJ c tf -X- H-am O QJfrj (U O-OrH QJ tf Ef- if wed, OQJP> p tf o *<- --h * c mpfDQj rH m C tf rH -tH * -rH-C^I ft O C dD QJ tf < -4Jr-1 * U i/) *J QJ-rH E tf * I ft fO'O t-,,t-irH fO * * * rH O C lU C C OOQjO 43 -X- *-> .*- OJ QJ OQJfDQJ "*h l/l _C HH tf > *-> -X- * * _C -ijj >hP E -rH T3J H * l/l C ID E .* fl TJ C l*i)(U *- QJ tf * * *H^} tJnH O QJ QJ O C O -* * P* QJ U U-Q in -H iH 11 tf * * COfC -U ft QJ POJHJ-lj-JOajlU P tf * OJrH POllJ C Q X- * -C > ft id - i/l m C iH G <0 -th QJ O +> 3^. fr * OJ ft m C (D-o r. QJ tii i-H CP i}- *C * (/lOJCiTJ OQJQJOEmQJ ft * *- ^TCOtHOrQ fr * C C -rH-Cr-* ft o tf * -< -rH - ft *-+- QJ (i "O 43 tf * mt: (_ p, *. O *> UhH 10*^ to -X- * TJ3 QJ C QJ U 10 ID cCMi-iH^rH-i-sH; QJ ; * * cxji-h i/OrC ponDinfCCQJ ft in * -X- P f-t (tf) pH QJ *J !h QJ (h QJ > QJ P O QJ QJ CU E tf -X- *-* -X- * C > QJ -C S-. E O T? E E E O -X- =*hOQJmC i/)+J hH ft M QJ Qj QJ -VJQJ p r rH l -v-> ** <* ft i-H in -r * (-. QJ e _C ft C C t-i OO E tf * QJ P-j*rH +-> C fH EH ft in iH -n C QJ QJ U in O ft QJ tf "* Ql/C * * S~~ r- -r-X- *- t I (D *-> C (h QJ QJ H Oh-P 3 +->^QJ c -^ => in -X- P t. -rH tH tH U (- -j* O QJCOJ fc ft in .C HQJ QJ C-PC qj 5- -X- p Ch(h C QJ > QJ O H-> OrHrO r-H .QJ O > hJ ^ Stf O QJ C * ?* <- (H-OOl-l>-rHC; .a|-JOH--t CrH-rH OJ l/l l/l rH 1/> QJ * i-H IT) rH 3> -> *->(-> fTH-rHti.O-rH .,_, in *D Vl C *->>-_ ttf <0 0 P QJ * * -X- hLi HJ (-. * l/l O in C I C HD -H QJ (J UJ ID -X- >. O" r" l-H -X- -rH^i-rHp-CajX P * ID ,-rHCO I QJ C lC> !! IT-K- r rHfr- CO * pHQJWr-Jr 'WW ip QJ -P in t-.'O E -h. pc ai-jHE't'^Q-'P r-uQj'o+J>QJQJ"* <-hc(-*j i ,%-.* ( & t=-r-i mom* cc mm X*^ -x- ^HrH C,* i it tjnQjQJQJHJ-*->fD CC-Hinr- *-> WW i-rHCQJ * i-^. i/l HitJ tO^-O ID > OpOCin -rHfO ^. qj CfDQjinrOAQJ 1^-i-rH.^Hf-lHCQJKt-'r-iH> P i/l i/ifOHI,QjUO > {.."-O c r-i QJ QJ E QJ E CtD 13T3 -P. * . . i, -rH E P O i- -"- +- .*J TDU!jnOQJ * -X- * ^ ft -M QJWOrHtHjz; * ( # a *o *n Z o^h n) ft H * -X- UJ QJ < -ft- * _t_ i- -x- if S- -K- * -- -x- -x- **** -x- -X- * * -X- * * ****** * * * * -> * * * * * * * * * * * * T3 01 QJ 04 \ P, tf 10 133 ft * ft E tD QJ o QJ ft .c QJ 43 o 43 in 4J ft 43 HH HM QJ QJ hH T3 \ CU) QJ JU in a QJ tf in B J33 B QJ II HM ft 43 TH O U EH C r-t .k m ft 10 E 43 S QJ O ft ft ft P 43 JP 43 M 0 /\ if) li) C>- ft ft o ^ S3 J3J CD u): 1 CU 1 43 43 -E CV M CJ TH z z O K E hm O ID ta w O: in rH C O o ft cu ft a f-t ft E ft z ft * * II -C CU) --3 T3> Ii) >- i-h ft: O ft 43 ft 433 ft CO ^ E_o *-9 in in OS X W ft (-3 l-H 4-> 4-4 1 i -X- V V PS CJ CJ 44 44 4444 E E QJ QJ QJ Ol HH HH T35 T3 T3J t-P je a 4 3t * * B CU ^ > ID 3 J. Qj 4 E P T^ o .-: 10 > E : / QJ QJ E B > ft T^/ ft QJ -rH ClCP3 -ft E ; -h Qj 4 0 E 3 -> " O ^ -H ^ in cu) E > ft E ft QJ S3 01 ^ E ft E B ft r> in ^y D O ID E E E ft jr O / . 43 * H< hH QJ 3 04 P 43 ft l-H QJ c o 04 ft .- ft B E >. o QJ * ft 3 O to J3 C>- B ft 01 no 43 ~-v in 403 0) 43 E -X- hH E t' E ft io T33 P CH HH O E QJ E 43 43 10 CU) QJ HH E 3 3 CU SI T3J ft J3 ft E QJ QJ S3 CU X 43 in 01 E 04 J33 ft QJ 0J ft m o S3 o 3 43 43 E 0 TP QJ E J33 E a T3) in TH in ft C r-4 U1 J33 QJ QJ E M O 0, JJ CP ft O TP 3 in O ft O P. E QJ QJ E S3 3 TP .- in P P E ft O CJ CU MH 01 O O 10 ft QJ ft 43 3 ft ft >> E X Ul St, 1-4 ft QJ MH HH E in S3 th -E T3 ^ E in QJ QJ Z 01 ft QJ B ft JS ft J= D m oi ^ in ft 43 ft 3 CU TH >, ID ft QJ aOft 0J JJ MH CO ft ft OJ E ft C MH rH U - . qj m ft C ft QJ QJ J3: S 43 .4 43 QJ 130 43 T3J S3 43 E ft ' ft S3 *o rH P J a; 43 II Qj th: -D 43 QJ I -o QJ - T^ . : - 4H o QJ ft 43 CO ITI 11 QJ 1) l-H -H G-O O fc __ l-l TH CP ft C\J QJ C *-> 10 T3 QJ 3 ft ft E ft 3 / - -rH c QJ 43 ft ft ft 43 C C C ID- ftC- to 1 1 : : : S Tt *o 43 43 43 in -r CO CS 0, 1 ft QJ -E ft : J^ ID TH 3 ft HM ft ft ft ft ft ft &k - - 43 -X- 43 43 43 43 43 43 in -C .4 l-H 01 ft TP -a H-4 J 4-J T- t- in to ft ft E QJ QJ E E E BEE *s -TH TH * HM o H II M, O CJ I S hH 44 ft .44 HH *4 K * O MH QJ E ** B: p. ft M ft ft ft M. o P (-, ft QJ ft ft JP ft / in E ft P, ft ft ft ft QJ CO QJ TP : ij* CJ ft ft ft ft QJ < ft MH. 43 CU Z3> o -_, . in cr E E P 0, 43 144 in p S p-fc E E -~^ c n E O QJ CJ ft ID 4 43 43 t- E ft B ft ft ft ft CJ ft QJ HM ft 01. : = 43 Mitin ft Hr - CM in T3 E rH *r"n m 3 ID QJ QJ c .4 04 ft ft ft ft ft ft 0. CM a, 43 43 QJ 43 E E QJ TH ft hH tf TP ft ft QJ P. ft z ft Cd T -0 ft ft c/ ^ E C3) E : in B E,-- E ,^ Bh .- BE O S" E ft ft-/ W .4/ o TH = ^- : Z C ft 43 MM- 43 z ft E Z ft! . 04 w thX s'th ft E C Pi O i_ ft MM E ft t' S O HhEi/- ZEE P E- Cm Z W // p E M- 1 MMCnZW>CaE E P QJ 4 ft ooft-ftZH-'aj E E w L G m QJ ft E jp 43 A 43 O, A 43 ft 3 tp in QJ TP QJ ft QJ E 43 A A O 43 ft 0 A 43 HP ft QJ CJ l-H m O TH - 01 .4 tp - 1 .- E in ID JC in jti ft JS E J3S ft J33 43 J* JH 0 in 1 10 110 no to U ID QJ co QJ 10 ID 04 ft ID m qj in qj E QJ 04 QJ in QJ rH Hi QJ in QJ ft ft ft ft 04 ft P ft QJ ft JP QJ JJ E T3 J= in jp ID ft JP 0 J3 E CP H * .4 ...... -^ P HM T- 43 rH mi (\J fj IT If) CD > ft E 1 Cm 43 ft QJ CJ CP P E QJ in 43 E -H QJ QJ c / 43 P QJ P O in in TP E E CU ft S3 to ID ID 43 43 CP ^ TH CJ -ft 0 CP .- "- tn ' - ft II QJ ft ~ S3 ft 44 44 444-44.4 44 44 CJ QJ ID JP ft in 43 4343434343434343 O O ft CJ> CJ m 0, ID P E BBEEEBBE S hH 10 43 P QJ hH QJ ft TH hHhHhHhMhHhHhHhH 0 CU ft QJ ft ft ft MM. M. ft ft M. ft ft -X- S3 ft tf 3 CJ ft ft MO.MMP.MM- \ CJ CP \ in \ (-, ft Qj * >H M i 0. HH m \ \ 04 o * , , c tf 43 CS, 43 \ QJ QJI 1 -X- " 0, "P h i I in Qj \ P 43 tf- JP \ ft QJ 43 in 04 \tf \ CP to TP th in ^ E ft tf tf m ft 44 ft Qj CPtf * ft O QJ QJft 3 CJ 43 ft 0, 43 01 43 ft TP 10 o tf TP P O -H ft > in I Mi 04 P ft O 0. 43 43 0, TP TH 43 ID ft 0, m CO m E ft H 04 E TP M P Or-, in 43 E ft E TH 04 CS 44 43 QJ\ 44 ID ft 44 CPtf TP tf 43 ft -H 1 O TP ft m TP c tP - s QJ ft QJ 10 S-. 04 0, TP 04 E . E O 3 M 04 ID CJ D ft 43 04 O QJ in oi en ft J3 J33 43 QJ 43 O 43 ft 43 O QJ O QJ B in 4M3 m T B O in o ft 10 rH 01 ft <- 43 tf tf -X- # tf. : CJ CJ ft * tf tf * * * tf CP * tf * * tf * tf * -X- * tf * * tf tf * tf tf WW N tf QJ tf 04 tf tf * tf * * tf * * * tf * tf * tf tf tf tf tf tf -X- tf tf T3 tf QJ tf E * tf tf # tf CS QJ TP V. QJ* hH 04 ft HH 04 T ft * QJ TP ft TP ft tf JP ft >-, CJ - - 43 QJ CJ tf ft in TP ft in tf o in to QJ tH TP Qj TP CU tf 43 in ft TP tf ft HM -X- QJ ft TP QJ o tf - tf QJ CJ 04 QJ -X- QJ QJ o in 1 tf ft O E MM 43 i i J= in ft tf ft ft QJ TH 43 ' I ft QJ tH 43 B * ft 04 ft .-.. cs ft .- ft QJ CJ ft CS Q, E i-H o -^0. tf tf tf in .4 in cs ft in - .. th in cs c TP 3 TH ft 1 tf QJ QJ 0.CP QJ JP . QJ to in ft 04 ft QJ 0,1-3 TP TP CS E Z tp CS C 04 ft QJ , E ft tf ft ft ftft 0,43^- 43 ft 3 in 1) 1 1 4-4 tf -^ E- E 4-- 10 ft QJ 1 E tf 43 M QJ QJ QJ QJ 43 QJ m 04 04 o QJ QJ in E tf in - m in p in ifi> in ft ft E TP to QJ tf 43 o o ft o O ft QJ * hH . rH ft 0< O 10 TP * ft ft P ft QJ ft P ft Qj ft ft 04 10 ft tf CJ CJ TP CJ M .. O TP CJ ft &3 ft . ID * CS l/i TP oi ft QJ 04 tf 04 QJ CS TP E TP II -44 43 44 Ql^ cs en qj 43 43 04 O 0, th m 3 p E E E ft ft to ft p. ft 0, hH tp in 44 ft tf 6h ft tf -X- -X- tf tf tf tf tf tf -x- * * S3 E CP ft tf tf tf tf -X- * tf tf QJ QJ tf X- -X- tf * * tf * tf tf tf tf tf tf tf QJ tf P * E tf O tf 01 tf J33 tf * -X- -X- * tf -x- 0) QJ tf TP CP tf tf -X- tf tf tf in ft m O tf M ft B m tf to HH 43 JP ft QJ cp ft no -x- tf tf CJ E -x- * * * E= : t^ E B ft-^^ QJ p: -0 O/ E r- ft qj a3 E Z Qj ft 0= >,z. to CC ft TH Aft - Qj in tH ft O : ft TP E- B ft ^^\ ' ^ww-h.\w w\ \ QJ Z -X- -X- * -X- -X- -X- -X- -X- tf tf * tf tf * tf E ft t" J33 O * /S43M * TH O ft ft >,TP C0 tf ft to a i-H tf C*, ft QJ ft r-i tf O ft O QJ in to tf HM CC Qi J=ft E tf O >, O ft J33 m tf ID 43 Z 43 T3 B tf CO ft ft ft O >> tf E- 0.33 s*. 3 ft ft tf z m o to O 43 QJ tf W ft >, 1 1 J33 10 > tf ft tp nu 0. in n tf Z -U) E in -X- ft ft O QJ E ft TH in e 44 CP J33 ft in 3- TJ ft o 43 i-4 O "4 ft J. ft T3 tf UM JP Oft O o ft jP QJ -X- ; 43 m j35: 43 43 CP C tf ft ft E CJ E hH E ft ;;- Cm to qj ^ ft TP >, 10 tf OP 43 >, c o QJ o in 43 .H. ft in e jp/ 43 E rP tf CP Qj OI TH O 10 QI o tf ft QJ >. 3 43 TP E S3 tf ft to e QJ EEh QJ tf a cj ft qj QJ O ft * cm me QJ 04 CP to tf io in . JP HH tf lift ft 43 04 P.TJ m tf 01JP TP QJ Qj to 43 Oft > o MM QJ C ft X- 43 QJ QJ 43 C -::- in 0.J33 ft tn in O 43 TP ft E QJ -x- o 43 a, E C 01 QJ ft -X- 43 m ft O IO 01 43 J33 43 tf O 43 43 43 E ft 04 m * QJ r->43 E ft hH >> m tf ft i-H 1/1 QJ o ft ft jp in cu tf Jpft JP CJ CJ 43 m if ft ft O 43 10 en HH QJ tf in to 43 - Qi 1) 3 43 tf in ft 43 T-. S3 ft TP 10 tf O O J 10 -i ft O TP TP i-H - tf 04 04 O E CU QJ O o TP .;.- E s: E= / QJ m ft ft E ft QJ --- m QJ O E ft S" 43 -X- 43 P hH ft E 43 >> hH E ft Hjr ft ft 43 QJ 1 4-3 CJ CJ 0. --- i I id CU o "C 43 - E E io in -X CP ft ft o o CU ft O Oft tf E P ft ft CJ E 43 ft O 43 TP -X- ^ P E B ft - it- 04 43 tf E O ID QJ ft ^ ft 44 in 43 qj tf t^ >jO b-lH S .. ID HH TP 1 1 Ml tf 11 ft Qj p to tf - . * - -ft Cm - 4- tf ft in no-H cj tf ft ft ft ft Cm ft 43 o 43 E 4. ft in tf 434343434J43E 04 ft 0 ft ft ft QJ * BBEBBEftQJ 1- M 0. E TP 44 1 1 tf ft ft ft ft ft ft ti 0) M. M. ft M4 ft P E HH O HH ft tf ft C- 041-4 Oh MM ft E T3 44 tf 43 MH 01 ft 04 04 04ft tn tf 01 CJ tf ft E tf tf tf -J X- -X- tf tf tf tf tf tf tf " tf C) tf tf tf . tf tf >> tf * B 10 tf B JP tf QJ QJ ft /4J -X- > JP 04 QJ tf ftft tf HH 43 m JP tf X 3 tf ft LjJ tf W -X- M T3 TP tf Eh >. tf O fO ft tf 10 tf ft QJ P tf tHtH tf JP J33 o tf O 04 tf 43 ft 43 JP * in tf ft QJ in * Z ft tf 3 l/l E tf WT3 tf p ft in * h tf 40 CU TH * CC OJ tf ft E QJ QJ JP tf O X! tf hH JP ft Eh O * CO 43 tf E 43 43 tf tf B O -H tf < B tf tH in 43 TP . tf * CUJ43 QJ TO tf fM CU tf in QJ 04 E tf < 0) * jp E QJ o IO tf ft JP tf O J33 43 E tf Pm 43 tf ft en E tf CO O tf K 0ift CU o tf -4 43 tf QJ 3 0, CJ tf ft 43 tf E hH . tf JP tf o QJ 0. 0,T3) tf tf ft ft S3 QJ np tf tf O 43 ft QJ O tf tf CJ J33 o TH l-H tf tf E E CJ in tf P o tf ft M QJ P E tf o c - tf 01 ft JP c Qj QJ * >. QJ^ * ft 3 43 J= 43 tf c o -X- ft CJ OJ M m tf C i-i c in jp ft tf j33 >l tf T3 rH QJ tf ft 43 ft S3 in tf - c ft 43 tf QJ CJ tf fc . -rH en tf C 3 ft QJ tf Qj C r-H tf- o QJ 3 43 tf r" .-/ - x- ft ft TP 10 tf E^ G: - tf . Sm 11 QJ TP tP X- p^^ c tf ft ID ft JP QJ QJ O tf C (H N/ 43 ft E k ft ft E * (U >Q N * 04 P. 3 3 tH ft E tf QJ r=> &45X3 ft .. tf m E C ft C. O tf C E tf*! * ' ft ft ft CJ tf ih p : 43 # E O QJ QJ QJ 1 (J * rH C 43 tf QJ E B B ID * | It . - tf QJ O ft t4 QJ ft O C *^ *-> C fH - 43 tf ft ft 1-4 11 E CJ O tf / m at/*3 i* _-. tf 43 ft*-> - - CJ to 04 * C rC C^D C * in in >^ ft ft tf 3: h^**-. ft(S ^-^ > * i ID hH TP : : || ; -hh CVi .- ft ---._,- tf in QJ MM QJ * WtM^,4^, *- 43 >;. HH in ^43 -X- !h!m O tH+J-3 m . ~ +3 *-> ft. tf TP o e in tf h-s *-> C C ITi ft ^-- ft * 04 p ft p c i_: qj Cihp cum 4-> s E ft -X- *-> * 04 E --J rH -H C-rHf-trH Q) c E * O P E TH 0 tf (H IH -r-f (-, ftC(H rH QJ o X- H QJ 1 MM -X- ft ft to ijHiHH rHi-dH l/l *%> CJ Qj tf 43 -;.- ft -X- CJ * CJ tf c in -X- p tf * tf tf tf tf * tf -x- # tf -X- tf tf * tf * tf tf * tf # tf tf 04 tf E * QJ tf JP tf tf * * 1/1 QJ OJ * -TH >-> 3 tf tf * 1 1 (-t * * QJ ft '.':' tf in m tf * P -rH O tf 'Cj CJ tf * OJ # * -C QJ * ft * >, tf a to QJ tf P * * ID fO tf >Hft QJ > * "STP QJ tf 4 in tf ft o QJ QJ Qj in tf CO 43 ft jp 0 dc-4 * o m QJ * 43 m. tf E QJ ft in ft QJ o T tf ft J33 E tf ft O B tf 11 ft o QJ tf i-, QJ 43 m jp tf CU'JP 0, e 3 tf c TH O E E ft ft * -o rH C HH P ft P in tf in e a 43 QJ rft t C en 11 E * QJ C -rH QJ ID Qj ft in rO ft tf -./.I E TP E in * E * C > >ItH ft u tf p ^T^T ID ft QJ QJ CJ tf c rn ftC i 43 rH ft o tf QJ TJ-m-" .. 04 QJ ft -X- QJ QJ ft QJ rO frt ft in ft .* ft TP ft T3 P, tf C E -O tH 43 ft QJ E * hH P ^** TP QJ TH 3 1 tf rH C - ft 43 l-H E * 1- >* ,43 O O OJ ft E*- rH 10 *^ C > 43 ft CJ ft *- H E E * / fD QJ / i ft ft-JH- >. tc Qj O tf CrC -UJ C tf I ft ft in Hjj CJ tf /-* / M ft -*. ... tf OJJ - E - . ID * : || . M cv ... -_* * O ' - E OJ 04 tf t-t-w ^ in , in * CU 1-4 tf ft tftftftftftftftftftf* tf . ft E B ,r- yi 3 ft E O 11/ >> 43 M 44 QJ 43 IO 43 ID E S3 tH QJ 43 TP 10 64 ft CO O OS 43 43 jJM ft TS * * * * tf tf -X- tf tf tf tf * tf tf tf tf -x- JP 3 01 .- in o ~ .;; * -H T, QJ -X- 3 ja * tf E QJ 43 -Si * y PrH * # E o ft m * O 3 tf y >>44 l-H * 43 O Qj # Sfl ID * jP JP * z 4 in ft E * in in 43 tf M4 QJ 3 CU) * ft QJ E * mh: E O ft * JP O QJ * ft > in * ft CO P * z >-h -n- o> ft in E * LXJ CH o: * in 3 c ft tf T ft QJ 4^ * p o 43 tf ft QJ JE 43 43 * QJ -H E tf o LUC -x- OI JP 43 O * ft ay .K. JP CJ ft CJ * s 10 ft th * ft S3 3 O * 1' TP QJ * CP ft 4-3 o * P5T3I 43 B JP 43 W E- * HH 43 TH QJ E E 11 * JP in TP 3 * ft QJ U P, * QJ 3 E QJ ftTP tf Mm 0, 04 * B ft ID 10 * S 04 TP <0: V. ft O O > QJ * 10 c y * ft 43 E 43 ft * (P) (DT3) * OJ ft tf Z o E OJ: 43 Efi/-" -;; E ft > QJ QJ in * MM y- QJ QJ ft 04 c\0ft # 04 o in : * > JP CU HH QJ tf CM JP CP hh to E ., ft E . 04 43 ft * X ft 4^- its o E B QJ tf ft >, E -;;- e in o ft hh in tf -;;- fO t-H 44 o 3 -X- QJ 10 43 E * P * ft E 0 ft 10 E tf O jj. th - .)!- >-. Oi io in CJ Oi th in o o QJ T3I~h -y- 43 S3 E o 43 44 hH m jp JP cs O 43 ft O * Cm 0 04 E 3 in * E E II * ID QJ QJ E TH ft in tf TP 3 ID QJ C II B -v. QJO4304QJ E JP X 1) ft P in QJ * y -X- 43 ft qJt^emhEhh 43 43 0i CJ QJ u tf m OIOhH tH . -v. in hm. K 0, in QJ E O tf QJ JP.- ECJft -Eh t .. QJ ft * ID Qj ft ft ft tf E-h TP - : O .- * 43 O 43 TP E 04 # S. - JP JP QJ: ft ft Jt 44 K QJ ft tf p o E ' .4 i- .. 43 X- E ti >,* CJJPE y 43m TP QJ JP QJ QJ ' .4 t-. 43 TH -X- QJ tH in. ID TP MH * E TP 43 43 TH ft ft *. i i QJjPft JPftB TP tO440, >;. QJ QJ TH QJ QJ TP tf E E^-- .-. th OJ C/ CJ . .. E 3 cX 44 * . 0,43 TP TP M- TP JP TP OJ E * mt- -X- HH343TP fttfl CJ ft ft 04 04 E B ft QJ E Z i-h 43 *j 43 ftEftcXcQJftTS : __ to E u QJ QJ 1 i-H P tf ft i^ a* -- 0, b in * 04 O 04 43 i-H E tf E jm3 E4J43E0JftQJ mth f= l/l ^4 3 ft ft O M ft O QJ M 10 ,43 tf -X- 33 /IC0I/CHT-11-4JMO 4M>ftft EH 04 10 ft E 43 CJ 43 E * to 1,43 jy- X- i- E S3 Eft (M, Qj p.44 TP ID ft QJ O O CU ' ' 43 M443 -X* /H ID 44 q/Jft 4H - E y ^ O E ft 44 m CU, CJ qj tp :: n::::: E * ft in * QJ .. ID E tf B 1= ~-~^ ^M^H^H^ (J ftH^ * 04 QJ 04 o tf 44^4 43 tH CP ft 44 O ft ft 44 ft Jp ft 04 in HH tf rH 4343E4343434343 111 43 X- C CU ft * O o 43 EEQJEEEEEinft3,-H 43 -X- ft QJ '~v * 04 3 CJ .3 10 t4t4EhHhHtHt4hH43mi-4hH 01 E i- * E ft 04 E -X MMftMMftMMll -x- B JP 044H JP ft O *- * O P E P ft CJ 040,ftMH04MH0,M>ltlCftft3-ft i in o 04 ft * 01 04 ft # tf tf tf tf * * < l MM B : QJ E E y -4 QJ ft: ft - E o: y ft. ft 3 > B Eh -4 CO Ml 3 o ou 43 44 P T3) J- .4 O 01 * tf tf tf # tf # # tf tf * tf * # in >, tf : ft QJ tf E - S3 tf 3 y QJ .3 * E 3 ft tf (4 QJ o tf y o ft m tf QJ J3S S3 * ta 4.44 ft tf in i/i * z 10 tf 3 ft E QJ tf MH m t. * 3 o JP tf b. ft QJ 3 hJJ tf 1) 43 tf B O ft * JP OJ in tf z 4 !, m tf Eh J3J E 11 w ft tf o 3 tf 33 E: * S3 E tf MH 4 OI ft t^ tf CJ 43 44 tf CP J3 tf ft ft CJ 43 tf 43 rpft OJ JP p B tf -X- e y tf Jp ft O 3 tl 44 * 43 ft CJ * E ca r_ QJ 43 QJ # 3 OJ in o tf cc QJ 43 fc, JP # E > E 43 o * 43 o ft E 0) H TH tf tf o TH MM O QJ in QJ JP TP OI tf # H ft E tf E ID E QJ P TP tf PH QJ TP ft: -4 Tl QJ CO tf tf E ,^ O 10 0) tf tf ft t. > Eh 43 S M tf 10 TP QJ TH CC 43 E D: - E JP to tf W ft E J=/ QJ E 1 -, m tf -X- CO OJ o in : O 0. QJ 44 tf > 3 z en CJ ft 10 E ft in hH CU) tf tf E MH E OJ ft tf * CU i-H 04 0) ID E 43 QJ tf to E O ft B en tf O 44 44 ft en o 3 43 " TP OJ ft TH 43 E 04 ft E E tf ft J33 CJ 1) CU o o 10 QJ tf O in 43 JP tf ft P3 o QJ ft 43 0, en 3 in tf tf 3 3 10 0) E cs E JP ft 44 E in tf tf OJ o 43 in O U II y , ft in QJ tf ft QJ ft in tf P 1) t B E E E CJ tf 43 O 43 in CJ 3 OJ * O in Oft 01 44 in 43 B o tf tf K 44 K B >. BO E ft ft tf OJ QJ -_, 1 OJ ft - .4 tf 3 QJ TP ft 4 43 TP ft E 04 tf T^ * T3 o C S3 S3 OJ i-h: O ft ft tf OJ Oi !>33 - ft *4 43 m tf "." TP ft O J33 E 43 .. 43 .3 43 J33 QJ Qj - " 43 tf .4 Qj 4t i/i; y 04 43 44 -x- 43 ft * M MH ft ft 44 1 > CU O t. J33 ft E ft TP TP P, 44 QJ QJ o tf H4 * U E QJ E E QJ f c y TP E E Cm .. TP JH TP QJ tf m o en t? ft 43 Cm tf Z HH 3 T3 ft TH * CJ CJ ft QJ ^ ft tf E ft E E E M4 ft E ft 44; QJ ft TP J33 tf ft OJ QJ 1 ft 3 * tf 04 ft) l X- * ft -x- a- * tf * # * tf tf * * * * tf -X- tf tf tf tf tf tf tf * * tf tf tf tf tf tf -X- tf tf tf TP tf tf QJ tf tf 43 tf * 04 QJ * tf E S3 tf tf o 43 * B O- tf ft tf / QJ tf 0i QJ OJ tf MM 43 tf 43 p * Z QJ -X- en Qj E tf M4 r-H tf 44 ft 44 tf MM QJ * QJ 43 TJ * ft -a E tf Z tf OI o tf w O tf in o CJ = 43 43 tf 3 ft tf MH tf o o * a JP in 43 43 tf OJ # en tf JP TH 34, QJ 11 <: hH tf EH J33 T3 3 !>> tf 3 * en QJ ft TP tf MM tf 44 10 10 tf Eh 3 tf 3 O > 1) * &h o * 43 43 ft * ft Tl tf K Qj ft tf W tf U JP QJ OJ m ft) 01 tf 4-3 04 ao-H tf * QJ -4 QJ * tf ft E 0. 43 Ch tf tf O ft E QJ * tf , I ft ft in tf tf QJ O p tf tf B QJ E tf tf ft S3 ft 10 E tf tf TH ft c U tf * 43 m J33 tf * E ft ft E 3 in tf tf QJ O TH ft in tf .-. > ft p en qj tf -X- ft ft CJ 43 QJ cj tf tf ac QJ U"l QJ E c tf JP tf 11 ft ft ft tf * T~> to E TP E 04 tf tf ft P ft * 43 .. 43 tf Qj b QJ QJ tf QJ rl -O C tf 0. 43 ft Ml 43 ft * 0)13/ -X- ft QJ QJ 44 .. QJ QJ TP tf Pr^^TJ tf ' ft JP .. ft tp 0 ip m tf E TD -X- OJ QJ .3 ft QJ E tf ifip-a< OJ * c TP 1 ft 3 tf tH C - 43 tf 44 tt ft E * 1 *.-. tf 1-4 o o CU ft ID 143 tf c +*+* c t-,^- -x- 1 Eh ft E 43 CJ 43 ,. ; tf **. / fD QJ-r^ 4-> fr* tf 11 ft*-* - to 04 QJ O tf o -. f t^C ' ' S~ * 43 ft 4, in ap cp * c - Z* / ch ft*- ft .. tf OJ 10 E tf 0J. i ; : || : ^ 11 tf MM ft -X- tf ft ***** * ****** * si- * W \\\\ WWW \ \v tf tf * tf tf # tf * -&> tf tf --- * * * - * * tf I)" * '"" tf c * * * tf * tf tf * tf * OS * O * Eh tf ft # (=) * 63 tf tf W # 33 * ft * * Eh tf ft * 1-3 tf W QJ J4. 01 tf ft tf 04 tf tf ft tf o TP 1 * J= T5 tf * ft tf ', QJ * OJ l-H tf -.'- . in 44 tf - E E * M CJ .. ft tf ' : y y * 43 i-H ft tf B E 3 zr - * 04 CJ 11 1 tf yy: : -" ft 43 tf 3 cr - ---in * - o CU M, tf B ft ft 3 * TP ft t 43 tf y 4. 43 43 m 43 * 11 10 0. tf E 0, 0443 ID .4 * 1 ft 44 tf / --44 44 0443 MM * 43 .. to tf : : : - ft en c\J * HH QJ 04 tf > -4 Cm lft r i^j , vi- J- K en tf 44 44 ft 43 43 '" * QJ o 43 tf 43 43 43 E E in 04 r-> * 04 3 tf E EEftft343Qj 4-s * E ft 0. * 444444 ft ft ft ft Qj ft * O p B tf ft ft ft Pi 0444 ID rH -4-1 ft MM i , * p, M3444 tHft 3 in --,- 43 tf T3 * CJ tf QJ E tf 1 P tf < tf ft tf ft -x- * -x- * tf # -x- * tf * tf w ^.^ w \\ ^ -h.\ W \ * # tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf tf * tf tf tf -X- * * tf tf tf tf tf tf tf * 3 o p tf tf HH tf tf OJ 43 QJ * tf JP CJ JP tf tf 43 E 43 tf tf 3 * tf E ft ft tf tf o ft tf tf ft QJ 43 tf * ft J33 B tf tf ft 3 tf tf 1 tf * en 43 tf ft tf E . hH tf O tf o ft CU tf s 4 43 * 04 1) ft tf MM 4, tf in JP TP tf II QJ QJ tf CU E -X- II at tf ft 3 tD tf IO QJ tf E tf jp in tf ft ft tf ft ft to tf QJ to o .;;. Cu 10 01 tf ar ft tf JJ CUlft tf QJ ft tf E 'MM tf 43 OJ ft tf 3 : E tf E 43 QJ tf tf ft E en tf X- Qj 3 tf tf E 3X- -X- tD 43 QJ X- TP tf in S3 . tf a* -x 43 3 43 >3 -X- s- 04 E rH tf tf QJ 43 au tf x- - CJ ft 0, B -X- -x- CJ .. QJ E -4 tf -X- ft to ML en c TP * tf QJ E 3 ft ft tf tf JP o TH ft. O tf OJ .4 QJ -X- t ft JS QJ CJ tf au 4 ft ft tf P U J33 O CJ tf 10 ft 1 E * E QJ EH 43 ID * jj QJ P tf 1 .. JP tf t, JM 1! E tf 43 11 CJ * ID E ' tf QJ in tf ao p ft tf au o ft tf E QJ QJ ^^ tf 0. o tf Ml JP ft - tf E M ft tf 10 43 Eft ft tf o 3 ft tf E E 3 JP 3' Qj tf hH On cc tf CJ HM a Tl tf 43 tf E tf CJ tf 3 tf E tf E * 3 tf 1 tf MM 43 tf tf tf * tf tf tf -X- tf * tf w\\\\\w^\^ * tf tf * * tf tf tf * tf tf tf tf tf tf tf -X- tf tf tf * tf tf V tf tf tf tf tf tf tf * M- -.,- x- * tf tf B tf QJ tf 11 tf ft tf CJ * en tf tf CU tf JP tf 43 tf -H- ft tf to tf QJ tf ft tf CJ tf tf o tf ft tf tf 4 tf tf ft * tf ID "" tf # QJ QJ tf -X- ft en tf tf CJ o tf tf 04 tf if B ft .-. tf O P tf tf ft ft tf tf 43 tf tf o tf tf E -x- tf 3 tf -X- TH tf tf tf tf tf tf 1> tf * -X- 43 0) 1 43 QJ - ft in J= S3 in in 4= 3 CJ ft ft ft O 43 ft 0 QJ CJ c 43 X S3 QJ Cc-t in ft ^P OJ QJ Eh K ID OJ B E JP E Qj in S3 E ft O ID O 43 -X CU in Qj 44 44 E T_> i/i M i-H ft K 43 E -43 c ro p 3 3 QJ 04 O ID QJ in tv 4-> CJ O ft , 1 tH I1 CU QJ E 43 ft ft X T3 QJ K J33 ft i-H Qj id O ft Qj QJ 4-3 Oj ft J33 ft P rH 4-> E 43 3 43 -4 QJ 43 43 TP 10 CU ft in E P O fttt-i E ft ft - E E QJ tD ft E E o to hC io en o , i E E o en ft E CJ 4, hm in 1 ft QJ ac o Cm QJ Qj 1 i 04 m O ft ft J3 43 O M m ft 43 QJ 43 43 E T3 ft - QJ ft ft 43 0 QJ o ft 43 E O ft 0 in QJ E E o 3 OI 43 04 ID ft in rM 10 10 CJ S3 Qj P QJ ft ft ft JP Qj in ft rH E c 43 X hh -33 aCft o S3 ft ft ID B 0J CC o 43 43 QJ - 04 ft TP Qj B QJ O ft 01 in QJ E 'U> E O ft o 04 E in CU 3 E O O ID ft E 43 in to CC E E 10 CJ ft QJ 43 ft c ci- IO 10 1) E 0,43 in IO 43 TH 44 O QJ QJ CU) P Oj 0 J33 * 0 3 to K ft aD QJ E E to O OJ E 43 QJ QJ M ft S3 QJ E 43 ID fc to IDH >l ft 43 ft E S3 E QJ O 43 O 3 ft ID E E 44 o ID in ft ft 0J 43 HH JP E ft O ft E E E 3P ft 44 > 43 QJ TP QJ 43 QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ OJ E HH QJ ft TH QJ S3 04 K QJ QJ ft ft ft jp in TP qj aL 43 o ft 44 tH 43 O QJ rH ft hH hH hH 3 QJ . ft ft S3 3 ft ft ft ft 4- 44 4H ft ft ft ft en > E CU QJ CJ ft E QJ E 44 44 4>ft O in 43 43 43 10 ft ft QJ E 1 QJ C H IC QJ ID 3 o o ft ft P hH TP O U O ft hH ft 43 43 CJ i-h K 3 3 rzr JP JP 0 at 0, OJ ft QJ 44 ac ft E afi 0. hC 3 3 ti 0,0, OJ QJ o QJ E j* QJ 43 E 3 O E O 0, 04 3 43 43 TP M o ft JP o en m o 04 hh o tn ft O ft B B O 3 3 ft 04 ft CJ ID 3 43 o j_ in ft p, CJ 0, ft en O O CJ C 4- 1 Qj a* at at at at at ac ftft CV 1 jP O 43 QJ CJ QJ to 041-4 1-4 K ft ft QJ 04 QJ 04 QJ 40 ft E S3 tp o in ft CJ P T C E E JP 10 QJ 4-= >t in m, i_ in II a qj meHCHccHCHCHCM 3 O QJ 3 QJ II II II II II II II O ft S3 JP o 43 at at at at at at at 4S<5seat**acT>>iV)43a > x 4>im 3, ft at at at 3 tp OJ Ul -4 cisss-sssciassscssssssssssssssssciisssss > l0 43- l- k^ H Lv m, I- ui cj m , dj UJ OJ 01 S (\J 4f u| J, 0) 4 4 tv ) ,u eu > uj ui s cy cj a, 4) oj fj JJ 5; ^ j , ^ ^ jj ftftftftfti 1 H M M H .V W , .umc4iMNi'ji'j'rJion?')i'j-onio,j''4i.-!P4|4^^v^4rll, ft o CJ CJ CJ CJ U CJ CJ CJ CJCJCJOCJCJCJCJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJCJOCJC.1CJCJCJ CJ CJ CJ CI CJ CJ U CJ XX x X X x X X X X x x X X x 44 K K 14 K *- X X K ?; XXXXXXXX x X K X X 34; k x XX r^ C +-" C c .,- p CJ 1/1 CL - i K 444- Oj ^ E o ID H-^ -C -* o C QJ -- p ft O ft QJ 43 E l/l 0 0 E E QJ QJ S3 E 3 3 T3 O QJ >3 O 43 in 3 E ft QJ ft O QJ ft i-H ID QJ tH K 0 P 01 E o 3 ft E OI QJ 3 QJ S> c E 4H ID II o o o o 43 JP S3 S3 JP - o ft o o O CJ O O CM jp QJ QJ QJ QJ II CJ Z 43 01 in E T^ ao 44 ft ft C\i o JP ft 41V E o o QJ QJ ft OI S3 S3 in X ft CJ CJ tO Oi m QJ QJ CJ T, U QJ O O QJ 43 40 U JP JP QJ ft ft (- S3 c cj ft QJ OJ en oj Oj jp ft -v E QJ ft JP at hi at hh 4J ft SSSSSS&SRSSSKSSSSSSS&SSSSSSS CM s ivi h- C- l-" c- ,44 S' M -' ft ft UJ U) 3S ft ^cl 4JU QJ Ul IV P h0 ^ 54 4i cw vj "cr ID i> Up G: 3S i.fj lCJ UJ mj Oi ft *J UJ CO IM .JJ C>S 5. CC- L- c"h u- L- M J JIUJ J - u C4J O l> l> |> OJ OJ uj tl, OJ UJ UJ OJ J, Oj LI ) in J J iT. CU OJ 4J CL) CU CO lij CO 01 U) O) U) O) Ul 0) OJ UJ OJ CS CJ U CJ CJCJCJ CJCJCJCJCJCJUCJCJUCJCJCJUCJCJCJCJCJ U C> CJ CJ O CJ CJUO CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJCJCJCJIJOUCJCJ u XXX XXX X M xxxxxxx x x x X xxxxxxxxxx X X X X xxxxxxxxx x -o > h c: T) T C < 1 -C -r-H o . -rH _-< ft rc o rH > H-- o rc 44 -i-. Qj m Qj r> Hi 3 -H u ft_c h-s ft) :* fD O *-> QJ in p 3 c- c O C O ID C c >. >* QJ HH fc, ~H : E >_ p J-* <*-< - ft ft rH _, J l/l QJ o a: -c *-> c o TT *-: in -t-s - o CJ rH E - o -o in o QJ ft QJ o c p m O D r 1 in t-4 X hD o c hh c QJ o tH +* QJ QJ O P ___ ftZ o 4* rH O V fU H *-> ; mo tiDo Qjmc^ cc fllflfl CO N Ul O U iTj-rH H iH m-h -H QJ CU IZ 1 _, Eft t) DP OC^St-cC-OO-aC- -Hft-.n'raH p *o ft o *-> ft xj o C CJ tl || || || || || || || H/V ^p >-i - in ftp-ws: t>_ qj o ft ,C >h C 4= 4- COhHOT: rHJJ^rtl 0 P^mft - ll < f S QJ Ch/V C - .-._ - CC ft O <_ tj m TOO *-, 0*QJ-h Oh-c _^OSrHO -_Zni.fiQJ O in cc ft C EH:QJ+*c*n pJ EQJ in-in- OO'-Cajm-l ft ; C -C _ EHrCJ*J>Q) c QJ QJ OS H)** O DC OTJ (U -H 4-9 r- 1 - X3(DrH.c>^^4-Hfain m hH *C *-* H-9EQJC=OOQJiT> -4-> Qj x: o "- l/l EH-ap-rHOjQjr-C in - S 'C QJ . C O: C O rO Or1 *^v P hH O 3--I 4>s\ P c CJ" -r- oi QJ Qj r= :e coocoocooooooccoooo oh oi -=, "V ( JPJPX:JPJ3:j=jP^3j33j33J=jPJPJPJPJ3:j3:j=J33J3:tH e CJCJCjCJCJCJOCJCJCJCJOUCJCJCJOOCJOjPO o ftjp QJ atatatlQjajQJ0JCUQjQjQJQJQJl'CjJOJQJllQJCUlJll3-CP TP ft 33443 p c in ft S_-S_-S_S-S-----5-S--K-----S-- > QJ .44 n- -.h- -" ft "T- _3 L> II Cvj "J _j UJ U> Cm ft rO UJ CU OJ O) ft CA. "J iD CU CUOlC-H.ViO'jHllO^lJJIJlSHNnir.iMlL-'jJC)),, - e s s. si cs sa a. ft ,-i ft th ft -4 ft ft l\j .v. c. w w c ., kj c. -o j ^i ^- <- cs ca s ft ft c. t\i c\) >o kj yj po - p MJ cjoucjocjcjucjucjcjcjoucjucjcjcjucjuucocjucjocjucjucjcjcjuucjcjcjcjcjc-cjocjcj xx3 JP w 43 c ID ' Qj 1 1 o rC QJ TO Q. r 1 P o 4-= 4-9 ft CJ OJ ft : TO JP TO 4-9 -H> 4-9 P QJ P TO ft.c ft 4-> T. c 4' c in in to; X 4-9 c c QJ QJ CJ TO TO QJ 4-9 4-9 ft E -J-9 c K o P ft c Qj rH ft o ft 3 Cm * l/l rC TH, QJ QJ o t3 K 43 E E O 1-< QJ 'O- 3 TO 13 X- t-9 U C ft c s o TO C o > > (I'D O Qj Oj h/v HJ> 1- H E C JP 43 TO -H TO 4-9 4- QJ 4-1 m r i tvO QJ in qj in ft - o rH P o* rH 1 4-1 ft C\J E ID 44 . : s ft TO o 3 ft I SM.-4 4-3 *-9 ft 4-9 u in JP in 4-9 TO o o QJ < TO ft -H P 4J c o-j\ 3 -C QJ -C -C hH >> QJ 73 -C O P JP JP ID 4-9 4-9 O ft _* o -H II o K TO T, 0, O CJ QJ ft >i 3 \ p QJ QJ in QJ - 4-9 Qj QJ QJ ft -rH c 4 rC TO O C - * *-> -O H-9 I > J= O O Tp B .- .4 o O O O O - O JP JP 10 11 J33JPJPJ33JPC-.JP CJ O QJ ft JP ft II CJCJOOCJIIO I I S3 QJ QJ ft -H ft ft >QJOlQJQJQJP0l HJM 3 o o JP JP CJ CJ QJ QJ -H 4. 3 Psl HJV tH MlV p CU 04 43 O QJ TP 1 43 \ JP en 10 in 0 E CJ ir Qj ID o QJ CJ JP 43 in QJ Q) QJ P ft ar cr 44 QJ JP PC 3 TP to CU 01 rH sssssstss^sssssaasssssisss -s L^ t^ ^ u J UJ Ci* H .^ QJ H y (^ ^ a; ^ OJ ^ Ci- H W ^j UJ ^ _> -> .jj uj -jj U-- > -^ t> >> ev t> o i> u. uj oj uj uj u oj oj o. cj. l a: u> -j -J uj i> o. a. o. c tij -.j ifv _r. in uj ir; & id o <-j *d cd w a> -^ CJ u CJ CJ cj u cjoccjocj-jucj cj uu uuucjcjucjcjcjcjcj^cuucjouocjucj O O CJCJ c, cj o u ?, 9<, >< s x; X ?<*.?; v: ,:?^r ft '-Z TP E E CU M CJ Oj ft IO ft in mm TH 3J, Qj X Qj jp CU M, 4-3 E QJ O ID JP 1 ft 43 E 1-4 0 to ft ~ E 3 P ft QJ c O ft >ft QJ 44 hH QJ -P ft ft 3 ft o - in en: ft 4 E E 3 0. OJ to in 4-3 43 M, OJ 3 E a- ft O O O CJ ft E E 0, CO ID QJ ft JP ft aD o .j p O 43 O ft QJ ->, ftTP i-4 QJ ft ft -M.-M3 44 O E CJ E Qj < Q) 43 43 1) en ft 3 3 JS ft ft 04 04 43 QJ TP 43 4-3 QJ 3 3 ft O O QJ.-OO OOO >- c E JPJPJPjPJPihJP Oil OCJOCJCJII CJ Tp >QJQJCUQjQJr-QJ 0. K E QJ QJ H/V X : H/V ft O TO II 1 1 1 3 _ 3 ~ - - . in- c O ft 0 .* 1 O 4-9 1) -v> c h/v HJV c c HJ> 1 '' ' 1 1 O 4-9 : QJ H/V P 4-9 0 4-9 0 4-9 ar 0 1 CJ 4-9 in -C in l/l -C -C QJ in c QJ Oj 0 0j 0 ft K 4-9 Qj OJ 4-> QJ 4-9 QJ -co CU 4-9 \ \ v in- I \ JP JP QJ QJ QJ O CJ ft jp ft ft JP ' ft JP ftftjp ft O o ft JP QJ CU ft 43 ft TH 43 ft qj cj at at at ft 43 CO 0) ft SBSSSS88C5SC5S880BSSSSS J- H -3" Lv C^- iji ry [tj UJ ij CJ H .v 1 l> ft a, L- ix- LL (J) E H 111 |tj -t Oj CU O) y) UJ CJm O) CS3 OJ KJ -J , 3b. H 0) ,1, Pj r juu ^ a, , ^ i-ftQ "_>l ' " , _- S S C^ li. CS. K *H r~4 t-^ ^ 1 *--i 1 r-n t-i 1 > CVi>vi l\iin l UOUUC'UOOOUUUUUOUCJUUUOOCJCJUOOOCJUCJUUCJCJOUOOUU O CJ CJ CJ CJ U CJ CJ CJ X.,*XXXKX9^,*.K?<;X.X*: X X X K X X. >; X K X X X X >S JS X X X X X |K K, _<, K XX QJ QJ >s >* > -cO- -i/V in- il it , > > >. " in in -m- i/v -i/> Qj QJ N N) K> \s V i/y /\ t/V -cO- 4-9 4-9 P 4-1 p P ll in o o in c O QJ QJ - 4-9 TO TO 4-9 TO TO p \ \ -u> c hH rO rO 4-9 \ C: OJ \ C QJ m QJ en QJ in o CJ rH -rH r QJ ft JP ft -C , 4-9 *J QJ OJ *H 4-9 QJ ft H QJ QJ ft CU QJ ft- JP hH cj fti jp ft 43 44 QJ 44 43 O TJ 43 ft CJ ft QJ uj on ft Ss SSC5SClJSSC>SSSKSCS)c5SSSSSSCS)SSC>)S05JS QJ OJ > CU ft CM "34 L- "3" L- I" QJ .\, M) -cr u) CU UJ 0) 3v ft .U n uj UJ UJ CJ) CS ft CV rij J) CD Oj UJ C3 ft CM J -r L-- C- C- CM C- L-- L^ L- l- E j I iO d J ^ ) iO u J h J Lf) J J CU UD CU CU mJ CD CU CD UJ UJ O UJ UJ CD UJ Uj ft Oj Cv -y CM CV .V OJ CV LV CV l>4 .V CV CV .U CV Ch -V CV CV .y CV Cm eW CV C-J eV CV CV CV CV IV .V CV th CUtjucjocJC-0CJuuCJCJlJuocjCJCJt_JOCJUOCJCJCJCJCJ CJ CJ CJ O X x x x x x xxxxxxkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx np ft CVJ 43 (O ft E C oj o jp ft a 43 43 o CJ ft in e 43 rH 3 CJ to ft s a 3 00 >, 44 -H ft to m o jp QJ 4-> CJ E JP CJ o o oi ft ft >jp ft ft 3 up a OH UJ ao in 44 c to o 40 jp jp m ft E 3 10 43 QJ ft <0 J= CVJ43 43 o in ft rH ft 10 ft ft 10 04 en jp o 44 43 CU S3 ft O CU) Eh 3 ft ID Oh 3 QJ Cm Jm co CU OJ CD 0) E ft -4 10 ft ft CJ ft Hjl K K OJ atatatatatatatatoj 0) U 44 ft P CS o ft in If) 44 r4 CSt3.)CSCSS)cSCS)CS5CSCa QJ rH > 3 QJ HP 1-4 ftCvN'U'LncDi>ttjOca -.ftftftftftftftftft ftftftftftftftftftft J1 TP Tp TP T33 Tp tp IP tp T3 i t3 CU cueucuojeucuojeucucu au ^jauacacaDaLaMauau-iL E EEEEEBEEEE ID tDIOtDtOtOIDIOIOtOtD JP JPJPjPJPJPJPjPJPjPf o CJCmUCJUUOCJOCP K KXKKKXXKrcK 4 4-3 m QJ ft 04JP M X CJ 04 11 E ft ft J3 QJ 43 ID 3 JP ft E 4-3 QJ to O JP ft 43 E 43 fc, O to ac -4 in E 43 44 QJ CJ ID JP . E E E 43 01 ft 3 CVJ ft 3 QJ ft ft E 4 43 43 ft m th CU 3 01 S3 CJ ft 43 E JP 43 p CJ O O ft ft 4.JP OCV ft E E 3 43 QJ 10 E in ft ft c: 01 QJ ID o in E E jp O QJ en 04 S3 to QJ E 3 43 S3 ID 43 QJ QJ 43 ft tD E en TP aflft O 43 ft E o in E > ft ft QJ QJ O 04 ID > en ft ft o 01 04 11 m jp E ft > 44 4 Oi O QJ J3 ft O QJ an ft ft ft * 43 ft ID Cm | 1 QJ ft en TP QJ o o l> 04 JP QJ ft 43 , , p QJ QJ Cm z: rO ac Uj O) atatatatatatatatatat cs CSCSCSCSJCJCSCSCSCS-CSCSCSCSCS qj > QJ ftCvtO-cfiericuCMUJCJJSftevtOifi OJ QJQJQJQJQjDI'QJIJQJOJOJOJQJ > >>>>>)J1>>>>>>>> QJ QJCUQJQJOJOJOJUQJQjajQJQJO) rHftft tH i-H rH i-H tH tH rHrHl-4 ft ft QJQJliajQJQJOJOJOJUOJllQJD aoa04D4uaoKjjCiL'HDHn-^H4HijHjjaij #4 .--. 4 . f , 4 4- 4 4-,.- c c c c c c c C C C C t. c u-w.iv TOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTO TOTO JP^-J-4 .C X. -C JP -C Jp 4CJP4C JZ sz O CJ O oocjcjcjuuocjuo KXK KWKXXX KKX XX 443 ID jp y ft 3 CV ft : to 43 ^ 4 04 ID E C - QJ ft J* S3 0, in 43 10 QJ ft JP en 43 O TH TH ft 0J 3 ft M OJ ft ft > in io QJ ft ID Tp ft ft m qj E ft JP 10 43 ft /c 1) 44 44 ft to CO y ft 04 3 E 43 K O t0 PL, QJ > ft E ao o CiC o in E 0. QJ M o M QJ ft ft ! CJ 43 0, ft mm in qj QJ E in 04J0 ft . > O qj oi OJ : 10 O E QJ en ft ft CM (4 04 O JP TP ft CJ JP O 0. QJ : to in QJ 43 04ft J0 QJ JP OI en QJ ft ft JP id * CJ ft JP P > M3 QJ QJ 43 ft ft 3 Qj en O 0i > 44 ft QJ QJ JP E 3 ft Q. QJ 43 en O 01 en E O JP JP to ft O E ft ft QJ ft 10 43 tH O ft QJ -M ID 43 S> 43 o 43 44 S3 0, ft 11 43 qj m ft ft Tl O ft Oi C O ft 3% 44 ft JP 3 E 04 ft ft in 3 CJ 3 IO 04 E ft io 43 O CTft Pi O - " J33 QJ * 0, TP JP ID 3 ft: E 43 JP > in 43 3 E E az a. 43 O 43 QJ 44 ft O O .4 d o TH OJ ft 43 ft O 0, ft 04 3 JP CM 44 43 ft 43 3 04 E QJ 04 in ft O in 10 io m c jp en E QJ QJ QJ 3 O 3-1 ft T3J 44 E ft ft > 4-3 3 11 in p. qj ft E O O ft o QJ QJ CT <- ft io E 43 O >l 04 -el> 01 CJ 43 QJ HH QJ in 01-0 ft qj in in 43 JP en Qj: ao 3 in qj TH 43 ft ft e 1) ft m E TP II 4J 0. ft in OJ tO D to ft B TH 43 E D -X in en jp. ft HM T, 43 JP ft cp QJ QJ E O en X ft ID ft 43 QJ ft en JP QJ _e Cm -U> 0. ID 43 QJ ft JP ft O 3 Mi en 3 43 E QJ P 11 43 o o o o o TP 43 ft S3 43 in JP JP JP JP JP 44 O 43 QJ ft I I 0) CJ O CP CJ CJ S3 X 44 E ft QJ QJ QJ 43 QJ CO : QJ QJ I ft O o K \ IW ft M ft 44 JP JP hj> E Eft 3 ft aOft 3 O CJ : tH 01 ft T3> 4-3 E 3 QJ QJ ft QJ O JP ft E QJ 4h ft E QJ 43 \ a aD ft 33 3 10 ft O j*: J3 K en OJ CJ -Ji Qj ft JP 01 43 44 43 JP -M CJ E X ft JP T3 \ E 10 QJ P ll 04 QJ 4. JP 0) CM 2- ft ft 43 to 'aD co O) JP CJ QJ O- cm jp 3 II II CJ JP O atat atatatatatat at at at at at at ffK j> Qj 3 TJ if) -4 cscscscscscscscscsiscsicacscscscs L> ft LlJ I CV IO i* UJ OI OJ CM to IT if) CU O OI U) CS ft CV tO "ef CU O CU U) ft -CT L^ -a- CU cs K CM UJ ;J3 UJ a K ft CV ro in LLJ n- Ul r il ra ftftftftftftftftftftCMC\,.VOJWcMCMUicM0JiyJt4JtOtOtOcOW^^ 43 43 43 43 4-9 4-3 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 43 4-3 43 43 4* 43 43 43 +3 43 43 43 43 +3 43 4-9 4-9 r* 4-9 -H P*9p 4-> 4-9 ^j 4-9 4-9 .ft) 4-> 4- 9 4J 49 4-> 43 43 0 P. 04 0 Cm 04 04 04 04 0, 04 04 04 04 ft 04 04 A 0. 04 MM 04 01 04 01 04 04 04 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Q, ft ft ft ft ft ft U^ft ft ft 0, E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E B B E E E E E E E EE E E E E E E E E o o o o O o O O O O O o O o o o o o o coo o o o o o o c o o o o o E E E E E E E 000000 000 000000 o o M ft ft ft ft ft ft M ft M ft ft ft ft M ft M ft M ft ft ft M ft ft ft ft ft U H U t-.r-.4-. *-. -. t-, (-.-,_ I- .H _ -- f- H 4- -J- 4- ft M 0. 04 M4 04 0.0, 04 04 04 ft ft 0, 0, 04 MH 0. 04 01 01 04 04 01 04 04 04 04 0< 04 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft p, ft ft ft P\j 01 01 QJ ft ft ft ft ft 04 3. II OJ 11 1) 01 QJ QJ QJ 01 QJ QJ U QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ 01 QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ OJ U aj ao ao au ao au -VD m ajj ao ao ao au au au au ao au ao au au M) au ao au au ac au "J_J tj_J ID -UJ -UJ -vv t\c cyj u. tin .ijj -uj -uj ty; I4JJ -UJ nil tU 5JJ tUl BEE EBB BEE BEE EBB BEE BEE EBB BEE c c c c c c c c c ao au c c c c c c c c TO" c c c c B E ID il, ID 10 to to to to to 10 ID to to to 10 ID to TO TO TO to to 10 to ID ID fO to ID ID CO n, to TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO 10 10 S3 -C JP -E JP JP JP JP JP JP Si S3 JP JP JP JZ -C 4C JP JP JP S3 S3 S3 JP JP JP S3 S3 S3 JP JP JP ~C 4C JC .G _C _C -C JP ._, _C JP O O CP CJ O CJ U U CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ JP JP.C _C JP S3 CJ CJ CJ CJ CJ CP O CJ U U CJ o U CJ CJ CJ QUO 0 O U (J CJ 0 O CJ CJ CJ 0 0 0 0 u CJ re re K CJ X K K K k k X X XXX XXX X X xxx X X XXX K K x XXX xxx XXX X X K XX X xxx X x QJ S3 E ft QJ CM 43 (4 in o 3 E ft "4 p: QJ .4 .4- o 0 4 .4 J- E - a1 en: : 1 x 43 43 o o o IP ft ft jp JP JP ID X K O CJ CJ OJ QJ QJ 01 QJ 01 ft OJ 61 !3 HJV ft ft CM * IO CJ. CJ) QJ 43 E ft Qj o CS.' i-H CS CS CSJ CSJ CS C CS CS; CS. Cm CS CS) CS) ft CV fJ .4, Ifj CU Cm UJ O) CS ft LV "1 np ujlfjuj if j if j a j lTj lij hJ UJhO CD CDCD 43 0. ft 04 04 0,0,440.0.0,1-140,040404 E E E E EEE EEEEEEEE c o o c oco oco ooooo ft ft ft ft MMMftftftMlMMftft 04 04 04 04 0,040441.0,0,0,0,0,040, u QJ QJ QJ DQJQJUQJUUOJOJUU 4. ao ao ao ac au ao ao au au au ao au ao au E BEE EBEEEBEBEEE 10 1 ID IO fC IDIOtOIDIOtDtOtOtOtDtD JP ft JP JP JP J33JPJP JPJPJPJ3.JPJPJPJP CJ 44 O CJ CJ CJCJCJ CJCPCJ U CJ U CJCJ K ft K K X XXX XXX KXX XX ft JP >i O QJ 43 ft hh 3)43 4, O E J= ft QJ QJ 3 43 ID 3 ft E JP QJ CJ ft ft to 43 jp en QJ bjj O CU ft 43 43 ft 43 O > CO 43 ft HH m 0, en ft x v 3,31 O -H 44 QJ ft 43 43 X QJ E O 43 en QJ TP E aDft 43 m E tD CJ 44 E ft in to ft to E QJ x ID ft QJ an JP M QJ E CJ ft o CJ TH QJ E Oj tp ft jp tp in o JP 44 01 QJ 43 43 QJ CJ >,, o Jp QJ O ft QJ 43 4.JP T3P - E O in jp ft 43 43 44 43 3 43 4> QJ in cp 43 JP 43 TP ^ QJ TP QJ ID 43 43 OJ 10 E OJ ft 43 in ft .0 T3P ID : E ft in ft 43 OJ ft JP 10 TP X ft ID CJ QJ e to oj ft cj in JP QJ 43 to Oj o TlS3 S3 43 cj in ft 43 ft 43 43 O ft Cm in o ft 6 in ft en U 43 ft 3 ft JP M QJ in cj i-h in CJ QJ JP P QJ in oj cv E ft > in ft 43 o JP ft . IO E ft 44 TP ft ft 3 m 3 tD TP 43 X o Cw ft ft en QJ >3 C E T3P ft Hi QJ ft ft in ft O i QJ C JP X E O 3 0,ft J33 en ft 43 QJ ID 43 43 43 CJ 3 04 ft CJ ID in CJ QJ 43 in ao qj 43 ft E S3 01 QJ to QJ o . m QJ JP 3 O JP JP JP O ft ft ar EH ft X 43 Eh 43 f4j OhTP 10 ID Cm I 1 TP in .rH -tH QJ x x 4-9 Qj QJ C QJ qj in CO i jp i-h -tt-tt-tt-tr-ttHtt-tt-^^c^tai^taria *h*j QJ > CU V1 C- rH CV CJ U J UJ Uj 0) & rH IV pQ *-r IS) CD t> UJ (J. _, t- _ (_ Jft (H rH rH t-- 'O* O "O S'O'D'D'D'D'O'D'D ar0'0'O'CJ"0''0'^'0'a t I J I I I I OOUOOOOOOUUOOOCJOCJCJOOUO QjQJOJ QJQjajQJQJQJ QjQJQj ajQJajQjaJQJQjQJQ. QJ i^f^^-c-s^^i-CrCjj:^-:-- O -rH OOCJ CJOOUUOOOCJ UOCJUOUOCJCJCJ XXX XXX XKX XXX K^K XXXXKX X OJ ft TP HH 1 Cm M ft QJ 43 JP E 4M CU ft Q) 1-1 JP 43 in Qi P M- b >3 0. 4, tc QJ OJ E E 43 X 0. JP JP E ID OJ O QJ en 43 ft ft 43 E Qj ft 3 W! en E ft 3 QJ 43 o 44 in 3 to ft ft QJ ft K QJ 43 OJ OJ ft 04 QJ O 3 ft E JP JP B TP O o Qj 3 m OJ O >> QJ QJ JP E 11 QJ QJ 43 , I OJ in i-H QJ E JP . 43 44 , i en ID tH TH IO Qj ft 4 Qj - ft ft rH ft ft QJ ft 44 >3 44 QJ 0,ft O QJ QJ ft 44 JP QJ M JP 0) S3 C 43 JP ft ft QJ 43 43 43 to 43 QJ E CJ ft in QJ ID TP 43 ft QJ ao O ft 3 CJ E ft -H QJ ft E O ft O X ft QJ QJ 3 01 43 QJ >= E 11 JP O JP QJ .4 0, ID E 43 in 43 ft ft f; O E 10 ft ft 10 in CJ E ft QJ en 44 44 E oj u MM JP OJ 3 * CM P ft ft JP QJ 43 l> OJ OJ E ft o 43 JP hH U E ft JP ft 3 4 43 44 O ft 43 ft mJJJP TP 3 o ft -3 o ft 44 - en (M 01 en QJ TP QJ ft ft au E 43 E CJ OJ TP O TH QJ CP' ID E to 10 T3 in 01 ft CJ QJ QJ ft OJ p ft p. -uv E TP 04 JS 04 43 QJ en OJ o U to in 44 QJ 10 jp O S3 3 04 JP 43 43 o o o QJ E O 43 QJ 0) X JP JP JP TP CJ ft in 43 ft JP ttp 3 E E -u> CJ o CJ 4, ft i-H ft ft MH B 1 QJ QJ QJ > 1) QJ 44 4 K o to 1 O in > ft QJ 1 43 3 43 43 o o M 3 ID JPJP in CS 0 JP T, B ft au qj m CJ CJ 01 QJ 0. OJ ft B ft HH QJ QJ 43 E 43 QJ o JP O O JP ft tH ft X tH E- 43 11 QJ Hjj ft CJ 3 3 JS Cm E^ 4^ ft JP ft K 10 O ftft 4 43 ft QJ CM 1 01 CV 1 JP o OJ CJ TP 43 E JP in 10 ID OJ in QJ ft, QJ o to JP ft tH 43 5- QJ CJ OJ tO OJ 0, QJ CM CM CU II il JP o 44 JP cf 3 cr 3 TP atatat^tatatatatat at at at at at x >i cs CSCSSC2CaCaSCS333CS!lSCS)CSCSlSCSS l^ C- CDO- ft CV -cf J J UJ 1> CS 4-4 ^ iU Uj U) ,4 TLCJ UJ nininininjajCUQJOJCUCUCUaJOJCUCuCuCVCUajOJOJOJQJCUOJajlCUQlQJCUQjajQJQJQJQJQJC^ h. , n, ^^^^^^^^^ftftftft-nftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftr-ftn, ft .Hftftftft-Mftftftftftftftftftftftft^ft,^^^^.^^^^^ ^'?L_l.".^'l4.."->Hl>.->.T4:-.>*4^ ^^^?^54^i3.H.i-H44Aa ^"rT^-ocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ft OOOOOOCO CJ CJ CJ CJ OOOUUCJUCJCJCJCJUOUOOCJCJUCJOOCJI-ICJCJOUCPCJCJCJUCJCJ CJ cj CJ CJ CJ CJ U O CJ ej CJ >"> X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkxxxx XXXXKXXXX X X X K K Qj TH E 4 10 TH E 3 Qj QJ JP , i 43 TH HH ft QJ QJ QJ 4-3 JP ft E Em QJ P . O 43 >> in O 44 l-H Cu S3 OJ 4, E i-H re ft E 3 Tl 3 4t 43 0. QJ ID E JP K ft ft -in o to ft c QJ ft O O E QJ to JP CM 43 en in E in qj E E 43 43 O QJ E E QJ ft QJ QJ JP 4-3 43 43 43 43 in in c B O E OJ 3 C O ft O > 3 E CP CJ OJ C3T 43 4/1- 3 QJ QJ E TP ID 1 O JP Jp QJ E r-H 43 .3 ft QJ II 43 ft 43 JH QJ en n * m ft 43 3 jp QJ u T, r ft 44 55= E 3 ft H/Y ft_3 E : 3 o 43 O O O o J- in JP JP JP Jp OJ o O O CJ 43 OJ QJ QJ QJ > -v -u> e >l in JP JP C- -UV E - - QJ TH CJ CJ II S3M. : TH Ml tV 43 ft QJ QJ >> HP- CD 3 ^ ft 43 ft c CM in : -cO- >ft OJ JP QJ 43 o 11 CJ T3 \ B QJ \ S3 in ID ID QJ in B CJ ID en QJ ft JP <, OJ CJ OJ H.4 43 QJ >3 hH -en- c R CV 1 N K 0 o 4/V o O Tp O O QJ JP JP JP tD JP JP QJ CJ 0, CJ O OJ O CJ ft Qj o CU QJ ft qj qj in to CU CD * cs> ft SKSCSSSiKcSSKCSicaKCSSK > ft c* "M -cr lo t> id u) ft ev "J -cr i- ft cd cs lcj co cu u> 5 cv to -cu ei) CD t> uj U) .v - ,m u, ,. s ft rj uj in n, -o _, , , _ aJ.).).l^.).lir)u)IOlC>0lO4lJJlDli3CU OIQJQJQJQJQJQJOJQJQJllQJCUCOCUaiCUQJOiajOOJQJQJOJOJQjQjQjQjojajQJOCUQJQJOJtl, tl, r, n, h, r, ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft4H4H44444444^^^^^^^^^CUllJQJ T4ftftftftHHftftHHftHHft44ftftftftftftftftftftftft.4lT44HTHftftft44ft4HT4^H4,"^'^TH44hHtH ftftftftftftftH4ftftftftftftftftftftftftft444.CM44CMH444CM4H44CM44H44Mft.M44- ftftftftftftft0,ft0,ftft04ftftftftftft^ftftft0,ftftVA4SSftM42 OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOCPOO^"04 ft 0, O O o UOCJOUOOOCJOUOOOUOOUOOOOOOCJOOOUOOOUOCJCJCJCjStltjSP,CJ o o S X i- TO Tj T-H M- c T_l : TO .rH TO sz 4-4 TO Qj QJ T-4 .rH -C 4-9 _t_. 0 o TO I/". Oj c .j ft a m ii O QJ TO 4-> r= Qj X. l/i JP >. -j r-H in TO QJ h h ft Xt * 4-9 F in I p P ?_, 3 c c ni >-. 4ft (H CJ TO in r^ X --. (- t- -- rH aj o TO ft" 4-9 4-9 4-5 r-= fc u c_ TO QJ OJ ft i rH 4-9 hH in Q> 4M TD O r- r 1 i. TO c CD o -c P 1-9 O Qj in r*. in ft <- p O QJ r 1 > hH U Qj CJ 4-9 t i b TO c P QJ ft jp -j TO 4- p C C TO JP TH ft O ft _C 1/ TP QJ E 0 -h TP OJ QJ CJ u JP ft QJ ft 3 JP JP QJ P 10 0 QJ o 43 E 4-9 T > c 4.43 43 ft JP 10 .4 Qj 4>. ft 43 ar QJ E 10 ft, .4 E o ft QJ ft o: qj o c in ft 43 0) JP ac 43 CJ en QJ JP O OJ 10 CU OJ E 43 ft ft CM F O QJ TP -44 OJ ft in D ft 04 ID CU -H QJ QJ E ft tH in E en ft ft F 43 43 10 CJ TP 1 ft QJ 3 o 10 in th to OJ 4, OJ S3 ft >3 Qj E QJ 3 E E E ft QJ 04 ft 43 QJ 43 JP P E ft o JP c E JP pr ft 4. - ft 43 ft 43 QJ to 05 3 ft ft CU CJ - ft o in c QJ en CU en CU ft TitO 4- ft *3 JP E 3 ft ft fc CD CJ 43 ID to 44 in o in QJ QJ QJ E CU TP 43 43 E ft 3 10 E ft TP b S3 u in W O 3 ft 43 43 QJ Oi 1) ft ft hH 3 CI to in jp JP ft X 33 43 <- * 3 ft 43 43 hH QJ W en MM QJ b TP CC OJ o o o o o ft TP ft T-, CJ 3 Ec Ec in XI^IZJ-Jh 41 ft o -4 ao m ( 1 QJ o o o o o 3> QJ 44 . 4-9 E O QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ o in Q) 1 ft 43 o o X \ 43 ft 3 Tp 43 CJ SZ Z Hj> c ft to CV 43 ar in oi o o : QJ QJ JIVJ ft E ft ft QJ QJ rO QJ o JP ft in x 44 X HH au ft ft CJ to OJ JC 01 TP CJ OJ MJV 1 JP TP o o, ID QJ CU QJ ft JP s: ft 44 43 o 10 ST. cv O 44 JP atatatttatatatatatatatatat 43 TP TH 0- If) ft E&3v;3cSCS)CSCSCSSCSiCSScS'ISSCSK 3 CS CSi CS. CS. 33 QJ -3 ft U) ' M IV IO -cr 13) CU L> CU CS ft .\t Cf.JJCUL-CUuJSHlVP)cruJf)L-aJL))SMUPJ4j.^)lur>iijuiC](H.WHj4-UjiL)L4.ajU)S ft ft ft ft ft ft C~J .4J CM Cm Ch CV Cv, .-u CV cv to "O CO.r-j fJfJIOfJtO^-^'cr-cr'St.'J.^.-CI.'Cri^if) - M ft M " M. - - ft ft M ft - ft - ft ft ft ft ft M ft M ft M - ft ft M ft ft ft ft M - ft ft ft ft ft - ft - ft ft M, M ft ft ft T3 TP 3 TJ TP 3 3 TP 0 TJ a 0 LP TP o TP TP TL TP -P TJ -3 3 T3P TP o TP TP TP TP TJ O '0 TP TP 0 3 TP CJ TP TP 3 TP TP a TJ TP 0 a* Qj OJ 01 QJ CU QJ QJ CU CJ QJ QJ QJ QJ CL QJ QJ QJ QJ OJ CJ CU QJ QJ OJ OJ QJ V QJ QJ CU OJ cu CJ QJ 1 cu Cv QJ QJ QJ CU OJ QJ QJ QJ CU OJ 1 OJ t ID tD ID ID ID T ID io tD to to to to 10 to to t to T to tc to to ID ID ID ID ID to ID -Tl io ID to ID to to UJ tD tc to ID ID to to T3 ID 1' Qj Qj CL QJ Oj QJ QJ CJ OJ QJ CU Qj Qj QJ QJ 1- Oj Oj OJ 0j QJ QJ 1 OJ QJ Cu OJ CU 11 CU Cu cu Cu CU QJ QJ Qj CL Qj QJ 1 OJ CJ QJ CL OJ QJ CU CV U U O CJ CJ CJUCjUOUCJCJCJCJCJCJCUOOCJUCJUCJOCJCJCJUUCJO O CJ CJ U CJ CJ CJ CJ U O CJ c_> o u xxxx sk: >s x x r; r< X X x x x X X X X X SSX^XXX X X rs X CJ o TP QJ J- au E X o o 01 ft o O TP QJ O JJ CO QJ qj rH cv *q <*? a t cu o uj O) is. ^h cv to -^r u j ;q l> uj UJ" a J . C iij m ti j a uTi uTj dJdJO CD ;D CD UJ ) CD CD 4-f-.r-.r-. Tp dTJ-O -O XJ TJ JTOriTS J'U'D ti TD tl-O TJ QJQJCLJQJ QJQJQJ ajQJOJQjQJQJ QJOJQJQjQJ 4-9 -1-9 4-9. 4-9 4-9 4-'4-9 4-94^4-94^4-J4-94-9.--4^.4->4-9 to to to to to to to tototototototototototo Qj QJQJQjQ,QJQJQJQJQjQJQJQJQJQJQJQJQJQJ r-, HI-.--4.4.-.Hr-r4-,H-.r,r.r.Hr--. r- CJCJOCJUCJUUCJCJCJOUCJUOOCJ X X X X X X X xxxxx XXXxX QJ QJ S3 4-3; CJ >1 10 TP 10 ft o E to ft jp ft in cj OJ H ft QJ ft ft 10 11 CJ ft JP ID CJ 43 ft QJ 10 04ft JP in e CJ HP QJ 43 jp m m 43 ft O QJ itZ S3S> 43 E ft 3 3 B m ft ft . Qj ID en 43 ft ft CJ rH U ftp ft 43 ft E 43 10 ID CV S3 44 ft a m CO UJ O 43 JP CJ 3 OJ 04ft CJ ft >. CU en i* ft ft K 44 QJ 3 ft to B ft OJ QJ JP V) O QJ to ft * 3 O ft T, O 3 1) T, 43 hH <- CH OJ OJ O QJ >m Cm cj ft qj E JP 43 ID 43 TJ 3 OJrH 3 O Q HJJ US 43 44 Cv -3 ft ft m J ft 43 ft B 3 ft. >0 E E TP 43 QJ ft E 3 ft 3 O 10 CUE Oj o Tl S3 to ft E rH ft ft m CVC E ft ft c in QJ B E m 44 ft o Qj E ft > 3 4-3 01 o ft en id U b QJ E QJ 3 >. 10 m ft S3 to fc O E o QJ : qj au ft fc. 10 tH ft 43 ft o O JP en bo 43 ft: B 00 CJ ID ft ft m o W en - c " P, D ft ft OJ ft : OJ 11 OJ ft ft > 04 ft CM JP 3 rH E B O in OJ 44 44 43 QJ CT 44 ID to ft 1) m ft ao -m- E 44 E QJ J= 3 JP u s en id : in 43 43 ft J33 E ft B <: cu E OJ QJ 43 HM II ft ft tO w in E- 43 JP OJ . QJ 43 ft ft QJ OJ 3 - E : E 10 ft ft Qj E m to in th O JP ft K S3 3 44 B QJ 43 us hH -* MM 4/V 10 43 to rH JP VI o 43 : = . : 43 E OJ ft in QJ IO rH K QJ 43 o o o o TP ft . ft 44 QJ 3 c a in JP JP JP JP ft ac Qj ft 4 cr I I OJ ft CJ CJ CJ > O ft 4. 4/V 43 0) QJ OJ 01 O ft 44 QJ 1 TJ O CJ M 0144 JP to m JP JP 43 3 0, ao d II CJ u OJ 3 a ft ft OJ OJ QJ O JP QJ O ft rH K at Eh 43 ft E J* ID OJ X OJ to -en- CJ B 4^4^ 44 JP Cm 1 QJ 1 JP QJ CJ en T3J QJ o O M TH 0, JP o TJ >>. B OJ 43 4 ft ft JP ID QJ in JP JO ft 3 OI ft CJ 44 QJ J33 TH CJ o QJ Cm z. ft QJ QJ QJ 01 to CU IO Uj QJ ft CJ QJ CU X cm OJ E QJ cv II O 3 o S3 44 J= atatatatatatatat at at at at cr x u 3 TJ cs cv cs Ctj CSCSCS(SiCSC3JCS 3 -5 ftcM^j-H.incDi>cBC))C3)ftcMrO'ctiij^cD(>cuo)ca t< ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV I CV IV CV FJ P -h" ft ft IV IV CV IV V CM tO CO rJ to J f\) tO tO J -cr IT -CP "T tP ^i V .T U J OjoieUiTjojujiiajeucijQjcjjcocvcucoi'Cuajajiuajcu THi-HiiTHTHtlTHTHTHTHTHr-lT.IrHiti-HiiTHTHTHTHr-liTiitTHitit THitTHr-iTHili-Hr-iiiiir-lTlTHTHTHi-HilTHttTHTHTHii 4HhH444HhH4Ht4-H4444hH4HhH.M4Ht44444hH444Ht4t41t4hH44hH4444t4hH44 .4H4HhH4H4HhH44hHhHhHhH44 44444444 IMM4444 4l44tM44lMHlMlMlHft44 44 44lH44M^ iiiuaiiiiuiejaiiijiuL'ujujaicj^cjiij^iiJ^^iL'iiJ^iijaj^^ii'^ciaJ^a'ajLiaia'^^^uiujuj^ajiLijaj^ ID IOlOtototDt0tDtOtDtDtOtOtDr0t0lDl0t0IOtOIOt0tOf0tOt0tDI0tOIOIOtBt0tOl0t0t0IOf0t0tDt0tOr0fOcotBfOtDta I1 1' QJ 11 QJ CJ 0' CU a. 1) LU Qj Uj QJ CL1 iJ CU CL cu Qj 0J CU Cu UJ Cu CU CU CU M. Lu MJ CL' LU CU Qj Qj Qj Qj QJ 1 a Cu CL 0. CU CL QJ u. Cu G ^j ft l-H tHftftftftftftft fc-ftftftftftftf-ftftft ft ft Mi ft ft ftftftC-Mft ftftt. ft ft ft ft ft CJ CJ ftCJOCJCJCJCJCJCJCCjCJUCJOftftO CJCftUCJCJCJUC-CjCJftUCJeJO CJ U CJ CJ O O CJ CJ CJ U K X X X K KKKKXXKKKKrcKXrcKKKXKKKKrCKXKKXXrCXKXKX X X X X K K K X X x ft QJ o OJ B cc > O ft OJ TJ Z 3 3 o O O OJ CJ> >- JP JP y -43 au m w u a 3 cc ft 44 E* Eh ft 0, ft ti in b CO 43 E O c/p ft Oft HM 3 OJ ft 43 Cm O ft 43 04 CM 44 10 CJ O OJ W ft 3 ft 3 ft O O ft E M4 4> O QJ ft ui t> E 43 QJ CS E E -: =1 oj ft oj y o 43 ft O TH f-4 B ft ft ID C 33 CO th ft 01 E O B 3 3 E ft E ft w s; E 43 O ft 10 4" ft ft CJ P o s w QJ 43 o cs X ft QJ JP p- O ft ft ft CJ 333 lad CJ z o Obd CD CJ CU >. H JP JP . OJ OJ 43 cny JP J- QJ S rP m fl in E ap: ft E in cny . ao oj 43 K B O ft W ft uv Ti 43 P. ft ft CB Oj 01 S Eh ^\ OJ QJ 3 43 CJ m rH o to ft o 43 m QJ rO >rH ca z 10 oi cc ft io z CU cv ft X 44 OJ cs cv )t33j!J3JtSClfiCSICSC3iCSlCSC3ijeS>CSC2 QJ > 3 Qj Hp ftcvto-* QJ UJ QJ QJ UJ Qj QJ UJ QJ QJ (JJ QJ qj UJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ OJ QJ QJ UJ QJ QJ Qj QJ QJ Qj HH 'h'h'h H-h <*-( Hh HH HH HH Oh cm Sh (m fOTOTOTOTOTOiTJTOTOTO TOTOfOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOlOfO CL- UJ ^ Uj UJ UJ qj UJ QJ QJ QJ CU QJ UJ CU QJ UJ QJ w &' Qj IU UJ Qj OJ a UJ UJ QJ (-(HrHSHrH^tHrH^M-HrH^^^MUr^r-rH^lUUfe^tHr^^tH oouocuucvooououoouooooooocjouco kkKkkkkkkkkkkkxkkkkkkkkkkkkkx OJ TJ 43 B 10 tO TP E in E 43 ft O .. E u QJ QJ el E ft e: 4. ft to QJ 43 3 E 43 CJ E <0 TJ O TJ B Cj: OJ to ja 43 OJ QJ QJ JP 43 43 43 W) 10 E 10 TJ 44 TJ in 43 : QJ 43 B 3 TH B 44 oj m X. 01 ft jp u) M4 ft 4M> O, 44 CM ft 3 ft ft a MH CJ O O 01 z ft jp I TP O QJ ft 3 Ch Cm to -4 01 CD 43 JP Oj QJ 10 I n -4 43 TJ to O O TJ CS o JP JP 10 en K O Cj QJ 1) atatatatatatatatat QJ Oj OJ ft cs CJ CM ft 3 CS O 44 en If) 44 rHi-H csCSCSCSCSCSC3JCSCSCSCSCSCSCS3mCSC3JCSCSC3)'33JCSCS(SCSCSC^cs cs QJ ft > 3 QJ mj rH ftCMlO'*inCDi>fflUiCSftCMiOftincOi^fflWCS)ftcMtO'l^ th ft th ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV CV 144 CM cv IV cv cv cv cv OJ CU OI OJ Qj Oj 1) cu QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ Qj QJ cu CU OJ QJ eu QJ QJ QJ Cu QJ CU OJ QJ UJ E E E E E E E E E E fc E E E E E t E E E E E fc E E E E E CU cu QJ QJ UJ cu OJ UJ QJ K UJ CU OJ CU QJ QJ UJ cu QJ cu QJ QJ UJ Qj QJ eu eu QJ UJ f^TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO KKKKKKKxKXKXXKKXKKKXKKKKKKKKK QJ JP E- 3m. Cu ft 43 O QJ QJ TP ft TJ X OJ o QJ 43 E en o >. OJ IO 44 E B rH o ft X 43 Tl 10 01 an Oj in ft TP 4> E O e QJ o ft in ft QJ ft O O 43 O 01 O UX3H E TJ o JP 43 JP 3 QJ o in 43 OJ QJ 10 ft E E UJ hH B S3 44 10 ft 3 ft 43 ft to B O hH 3 o E 43 4 TP OJ TH QJ 43 JP UJ QJ QJ JP JP ft ID ft E fc 43 Tl to 0 44 OJ -J ft in b E TH ft ft E o Qj cv QJ O 44 43 m > QJ 43 : 43 Cm 4- O in ft JP QJ E B 43 OJ CU QJ QJ o ft C4 t o 01 JP M ft ft 43 >4 ll 10 QJ ft CU H 04 CJ in 44 CS E b 43 ft , TP TP CU 3 o 10 m m 43 ft ft QJ H QJ E QJ 3 04 ft QJ U ft E CJ JP 3 E E o JP in up a IO 44 43 T, cr QJ ft .3 3 QJ ft . CC ft 4/V- P OJ huft en, o O QJ in QJ eu jp M O 44 4- hH >H ft E 43 ft E JP QJ X CJ II 4-3 in 43 to to 0, OJ LU 43 CU E ft P 10 ft in ft O E OJ B JP 44 X p 43 MM 44 QJ JP OJ ft hH * ft) HJV in 43 J- ID JP ft 43 * -ft 43 3 TJ 43 ft in OJ . 4 fc OJ Cm 1 43 o o o TP QJ JjjJ 43 Cm >.TJ CP 3 in JP JP JP 44 ft ft m ti 44 ft B C QJ ft o o > 1 Cv X O 4JV IB to 43 CU OJ OJ O in TH QJ 1 43 43 43 ft 3 QJ O Jp JP 04 TJ in rH ao OJ in CJ u QJ ft ft B ft 4 QJ QJ O JP O ft ft HH ft X 43 ft ft Cm 3 Je TJ OJ QJ o m J3! 1 cu 1 jp TP \ E to OJ QJ CU 44 S3 az ft QJ CJ CU 43 0) QJ ft TH QJ QJ V E cs 01 O- JP TP E QJ cs K 3 II CJ O ft JP u. QJ at.at at at at at at at at CTK at at OJ TJ ft ft PJ CJ TT ft P CS o ft CSCiJCSt3iJl^lS > 3 CD -5 Qj ftCutO'crU)coc>ajOTcsiftCvi-j'crLniuC4ijycjic^ ft ft ft CV IV E ft ft ft ft ft ft ft CV CV CV IV CV CM IV IV PJ PJ tO PJ PJ PJ tO PJ PI -94 43> PJ TT V T -CP V -cr ? -T UJ M ft ft ft ft ft ft tnCftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ftftftMftMMM ft ft ft M ft OOOOO'O'CPPO'OPO'OPOP'O'OOPO'DD'DOP'Or'O'DPOOOO'O'DP'OOTJOOflOPOTJ-B IJJIUluluCUCUlulJjCUUJUJUJIUUJIUUJfJjUJiUlUlucUCUluluw eucucuuJGjQJuJCucuiucuQjeucuiuwcouJCucueuajojiuQJC^ Iiir-iftftft,IftiIiIftftftftftftr- Iftl ftftllftitl1 -Mi iftftftftftfti IftiIiIftftftrMfti IftrHftiIftftftri. CulQJeUlOJCUCUQJLUQJQJQJlQJQjOJQJlleuCUCUQJlOjliCUlJllCulUjQJQJ 'DOOOOO'O'D'U'O'DPO'O'O'D'D'C'D'O'D'D'O'C'C'CT'DO'OO'OOOOOr'^ XIX> QJ O TJ OJ au CJ 10 QJ Cm K ft in- E ft CV 1 N ft 04 TH O O TJ O O QJ TP S3 JP ID JP JP QJ E CJ CJ QJ CJ O ft ft QJ QJ ft CU QJ en CU QJ 4-9 cs in H cs it rH K QJ Hh QJ pj IS^SS^^SCA^lS^KtSS^SC- p -3 rH IV PJ ^ IX) Ui c^ O) O) 8 H C\( W ^" 11) (LJ ujujujuju;ujujujujujcXtUjcdcdcl/CDCD 4-,4-f-t-._-.(-,4-t- i- 4- j-, J~ r- (ft fft TJ 'O t- 1-5 *CJ TJ T3 "O "I TJ ^ TJ 13 'C 13 TJ *Cf *rt U-' UJ Uj UJ u, uj uj U-> Uj Uj uj UJ uj U. UJ -d uj it, ^ft^J^i^J- 4-> H .*_ -* * j_jH-4-_-jr_.Jft.4- -Jj-J Qj QjQJUJCUQJUJUJQJUJUJQJUJQJQJUJUiJQJ -i Qj rHrHrHrHrHrHrHrHrHrHr-irHrHrHrHrHrH Qj ,-hi QJQjUjQJQjQjQjQjUjQjQjQJajQJCiUQJQJ TJ hH TJTJ'CTJ'C'D'C'D'C'O'CT'C'C'O'O'D X Wh kx^xxkkkxxkxjkkkkx cu Es 10 TJ B C tO 3 o tj: >i B ft >M. OJ E OJ ft J_ ch QJ QJ an ft B tO CU QJ JP JP ft CJ 44 in >. 44 ft TH K QJ O. 10 ft m OJ JP E QJ ft ft E ft E HH 43 O DO OJ K 3 B QJ en QJ 44 O 43 QJ 10 E rH ft m 3 QJ QJ TJ 0. ft 43 O 44 CS QJ TJ QJ K O > o rH JHJ QJ u a 44 O en S3 E OJ OJ . 44 4-3 10 43 O m ET3> QJ a li 10 01 ID - TH en 43 o E > ft QJ m qj 10 TJ o OJ ft S3 ft 43 QJ E 4- en 4 QJ OJ 4- JP OJ OJ 43 to 44 Cm ft 43 tH ft ft 3 OJ 01 Qj Ml B TJ ft E ft 4.TP E 1) QJ 1) ft 1) TH 43 43 o hH JP JP O TJ S3 43 * 43 01 E E 43 QJ QJ O ft fc .4 QJ QJ .4 TH TH E in 43 rH ID E JP 43 en QJ tH ft Qj QJ E: 10 TJ ft 3 JP m 43 m E 44 43 m QJ 3 ft 3 ft 1) OJ 4 m i-h JP E QJ 43 04 ft O JP ft 3 10 rH CU ft 43 44 E 3 OJ l/l QJ m 3 m ID o QJ CVeJ in CU Uj S3 M E E m OJ E ID np m oi in id Eh : 43 QJ QJ B UJ ft 3 ft Cm B <0 rH 44 O E ft ft OU fti O S3 ft X -tn- 43 0.44 QJ O W 4 MM 3 B 43 ID in JP ft (3 3 ft OJ 43 P. in 43 QJ E OJ JP QJ O O O O 43 43 in JP JP JP JP TJ in Cm OJ 3 43 Qj ft CJ CJ Cj 44 ft 3 44 4 S3 cr 43 43 QJ QJ OJ > QJ ft X 44 4JV OJ -^ O in CU O QJ X X 4 Hfr B ft 3 J3 .4 QJ 44 04 43 QJ rH su oj n ft QJ E ft E ft TJ 43 V. E QJ O JP Cm 10 hH 44 ft E K in OJ CD- ft fcH -< a 3 3V3 ft ID in- Qj 44 JP CJ X ID 43 43 44 HTr CM 1 OJ V. 1 JP 43 1 E QJ CJ M in . -u> Ml en TJ 1) ft QJ O O ft 43 O CJ TJ V E CV J= o QJ tH 04 tn 43 \ JP in 10 10 Qj hH ft ft CJ in CU ft JP ft QJ ft E to ft 3 43 hH -4 OJ o QJ ft cu Qj CM 3SZ Cm tO 43 CD OJ O) , , QJ TJ CU OJ c- Cm S3 3 II S3 O T3J atatatatatatatatatatatatat cr x 3 CO SP 3 O CSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCS ft ChJcs^ss^^sc-css^ ti, 3 _4n., ,.rJ1,t).n'vmc^eiftCvpj.*tf)iD. >- ItW ft i>< rj hi m, -m/ - ft UJ CU U) <1" CV PJ ID ry. (y, CV P J P J J ^ 'd' TP . T U J _, _, tw t\J CV CM IV CM CV PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ J P P PJ ^ ^ TT ^ CU ^ftftftT=T3TJT3T;TJTJ'iPTJT3,OT3'OTDTJT3T3TJTPT3T3Tp.CTJTJ'DTJT3TPTJT3T3 TP TP TJ TP T3> XKt-.KK^KK^KKKKKKKKKKKKKK> th CV 04 O O o OJ JP ft JP CD O CJ ft cu cu in to K QJ rH CSCSCSl4CSl3jCSCS'CSC3JCSlCs,C^l3s)CiCS)l^l3^ Oj > P 1 -P ftCVtO^UJCDl>CJja)CSftCMPj^UJ"JCDl>CLJ UjUJUJUjUJUJUjUJUJCL. WJCDvUCDUjWJvOCU ft ft Qj QJ Uj UJ QJ Uj QJ QJ UJ Qj Or' QJ QJ Qj QJ QJ QJ UJ MH HH Hh HH -- HH HH Hh H- MH HH HH HH HH Hh HH HH UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ cu UJ UJ UJ UJ (UQJUjUJQJI-UUJUJUJUJ QJUJQJQJUJQJQJUJ r UJ . l rH rH I ri rH i I i H l-H QjQjQjQjQjUJQjQJUJQj QjUJQjQjQjQjQJUJ TJ TO J TO- T3 TO t TO TO "O x,1 TO TJ TO TO TO TJTO XXKXXXXXX.X KXKKKKKK u e y ft ft ft to to *=- u z 3 4, ft o 2: 3-3 E 03 CO tH ft o ft QJ JP 3 O E O ft QJ 5 E Z Qj O re >EH QJ 040) , , in o TH -4 cs ft TP E- Z ar QJ rH E JP = . TO E 4 43 / QJ QJ tO 43 43 i-H J* ft en TP QJ in ac QJ 44 ID JP ft o ID o 43 43 X QJ 43 43 ft in in QJ ft 43 to 04 hH TH as m en X X E O E ft QJ ft QJ OJ QJ tD 43 nH 3 o JP ft S3 E en E en <4H 43 O 43 ft 3 O QJ >3 44 E o O O O E ID 3 E - E >.E , I QJ TJ ID QJ CJ ft 04 QJ JP QJ en E ac qj in. JP 3 S- QJ GD a >,> to O o E ft jp Oj TJ QJ E ft TJ 1-4 1-4 l-H ft 0, QJ QJ ft S-. CyC hH 3 in E 43 S3 ID ID ft E ft 43 44 tO 44 43 E ft O 0443 hH OJ TJ E OJ i-H CV ft E M in i-H S3 QJ QJ ft QJ E ft 01 O 43 en jP JP JP 43 QJ TJ J= 43 ft CV 43 TH QJ E QJ CJ ft m o ft ft E QJ ft 0) 43 en o in 43 en 1 1 O JP 01 ft QJ 43 in 43 m O QJ ft qj QJ 43 E 0ift 43 QJ p Qj a. b ft 10 ft B i-H o E ft ft QJ ft Cm 43 QJ 44 OJ 4, O E cu in Qj en 3 if) to s- r in jp 3 JP ft HH E o o o E 43 43 01 E < ID QJ en ID ft 43 QJ QJ en JP ft 3 44 a, ft ft 43 O CM) en QJ QJ O j* Cm to 4-3 ft QJ JP ft E MM fc 43 ft 4-> o QJ QJ tO Q o o o o 43 m -c -c TJ E ft QJ W jz xi x: ft ft 44 MH S3 43 ft qj o o o o o 4-9 43 ft) QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ > CV >> U X 44 O o m 10 JP OJ 1 K o O - OP M 3 4 43 QJ JP JP 04 04 l-H acoj O CJ 01 QJ in ft i-H E I-H TP QJ QJ o JP ft O 44 TH HH E in OJ X PJJ E- Eh TJ 44 3 J33 ft 10 O B QJ 44 JP HjV 43 43 1 01 ft CM HH \ 1 S3 QJ CJ E K hH JP B JP TP \ 43 10 OJ QJ ft JP QJ E cj to TH QJ CJ ft ft 43 to OJ OJ 0) CO ft JP UD 44 - atatatatatatatatatatatatatcTK TP ssssKSKStS&CSCSCSSSSCSCSSS ft QJ > P OJ MP ft L- l" L- L^ LU lU uj - "T 44 rH mojQjQjajajQjaJcuajQjcucuCucu^cuiJajicucuOJcucucuQjQjOJw - IrHrHrHrHrHi-HrHMHi-Hi-HrHrHrHi ifti-HrHrHi IrHrHfti-Hi-Hi-HrHrHi-HrHrHiI.IrHrH J, __ 44 ,444. ItHiIi to-oto to to to ro to to ipniio .o io to tototo id to to id to to to to to -o t> io tototo to en X Qj QJ -U> ac Cm CM X I N -jv 0i O TP O O OJ S3 S3 S3 JP JP ID JP JP OJ CJ CO 10 CJ CJ QJ CJ CJ ft QJ QJ QJ CJ QJ QJ m OJ QJ en CO Uj CD CD if) ft X ft QJ ft KCS.3St3-)3j!S)CSCSCSCSCSlCSCSSCSCSCSO OJ 3 Mp cm ft eu -o f mJ cd i> cu QJ QJ CV 1 Qj Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ U QJ QJ OJ QJ QJ cv Qj - ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 4 4, ft ft ft ft ft ft ft. HM 4, =4. 33, =- >, >>,> >3 > 43 =4, > l>3 >> >, >3 >l >! ID 10 to to to to TJ ID TJ ID ID ID ID nj ID tO 10 to ID ^-m J,HH r-i^i ^ft^-^4HH^H-^ft^i-i,-l.ftH Oj i/iiniiiinini/iinifli/iini7ii/iiini/i -H OTOTO^TOTOTOTOTOOTOTOOTOTOTOTOTOTO cj_, kKXXXXXKXXKXKXXXKXX E to ft as rH in o il 43 fc. CV ft 04 S3 K in OJ B 44 p 43 4, E ft E QJ Z- QJ JP CU E 43 JP O 4-3 -4 m 4 TH au O tD E E B -H 3 ac 43 ft ft HH m K QJ OJ E JP O ft . ft 44 rH O r" JP ft ft ft 3 QJ ft J33 m cj CD m E TJ 10 ft 3 CU 10 O E E JP 1) in sz ID E 3 10 ft Qj OJ ft 10 JP TP ac 44 43 44 o in > ft 43 o ft to ft ft K 0, m si qj 44 43 o JP ft o ft ft 3 43 O 0. ac ID 3 Oh CM K atatatatatatatat QJ PJ ft cu ft 01 3 rH ISCSCSCSJiSlCSlPJJt^CaJJCaJCSlCS) OJ 4- cv ftCMtO"CTUJCOL>ajO)CSiftCV xxxxxxxxxxxx UJQjajCUCUOJIJJOJOJCUCIJQJ xxxxxxxxxxxx 3 P c >-. QJ QJ TJ W) c u*i 43 O qjh E ^ 3 3 je E t- CJ O Ph 4 tn t. TO QJ ft QJ QJ C i- 4-9 QJ X H-9 E C l/l SH 4-9 J= O 1) en TO HH P Mh 4-9 HP C *- B TO C P o ** *^ QJ Or* TO P-rH , i o i-H X ->H l~^ .b O QJ Ch QJ JZ E rE m ej TO c in CJ TO 3C rl o UJ (J P P c E c -C TO QJ m r- s: -X lui/ic-r-c-c-c-r-i- to T- o QJ er: 3 QJ Ii II II H H H ii O rH B o 3J- .. anatatat-ceatatatarar atatatatacacatat en 43 3 > K 3*3 N >H Oj H-9 OJ Sm. 5 TO L> CJ 4H 4 .. P CC o -1 in UJ ft SCS^S'SCSCSrQSSKtSCSK QJ H > 33 OJ L^ L^ -^ ..\- IW ^ UJ O) ^ OJ _vj r ebcebecebccebeebbccbbbebbbeeceeeceeeeeeeceeeb- e E C G ^TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOmmfrrn l_WrH^HrHMtH^^Hr-r-.^-rHrH--.H^HM>-H- .H fc- r- Mfr-rH _-, l- H, [_ -^MLHi-rft-HM^rHU*-^^^^.! iZ^Lh 4J4-94J4-9^W^^4-94J4-94^4-9^4J4^4H4J4-94JhJ4^ H-> *9pjJJJ^jJ3JjJjJjJ^jJpw+JWiiJ|tJp ._ 4-9 4-9 C OOOOOOoOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOr: C, r-, r. - --- m. . .. 4 - .ft . . . r , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ C- ^ (T xxxxxxxxkix-xx K X X X K ?; .XjjSXKXXXX xxxxxxxxx X X X X K f-n TJ in UJ L. 4-9 P P o- CJ QJ m X HH Qj -G 4-9 E TO C T-. 4-9 HlC S3y 3 ft _-= frn ... O _)- It ft . > TO O ft as TO -h ft o -E TO 4-9 i-^ TO O P rH i-9 QJ 43 O -rH ZU E en ID E m E E E cc 43 O o QJ QJ 43 -4 S-, S3 E 43 tc 3 T3 OJ E 44 QJ ft i-H ID QJ 43 QJ ft in JP E O Hh p ft 4- O E O ft QJ 1) 3 . 3 QJ > o E >- to >> E 3 II ,1 O O O O 4343JPJ33JSJ33.-0 HM TH O o O OOOI-J3 43 - 3 II ^ S3 J33 OJ OJ QJ OJ II CJ CJ CJ >H Z. 43 QJ 43 O O O E 3 o OJ QJ in Jp JP JP to 43 QJ O O CJ ft -uv en e E 3 QJ QJ QJ 3 44 ac ft 44 Cu TH o . JP 43 E ft ft ft 43 44 04 in - :: -u> 43 en- J= QJ cu S E ft : 43 o O 0) CJ TJ CD ac OJ QJ X \ jp jo in ID to in ft J33 JP HJ> E o O ID en OJ to 43 3 44 QJ QJ CJ OJ ft CJ Cm .4 CS 0, O o OJ 43 JP S3 OJ ft ft V ft x QJ QJ in PJ QJ CL 0) QJ ft PJ 1 uT ft JP c- rM co rH LO ft KSSSSSSSS&SSESSSSSGSSS&SSasS LM s. ft LM ft IV en ft .e: PJ -ST mJ CD ,jj oi CM PJ "ST LI) hJ ijj CJ^ CS PJ c^ c- C- C- c- i- c- L- c- if) JJ Lt) if. eu if ) ef) uj UJ iD CD CD CO CD CD CD CO CD ~D l> f> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEftEEEEEEEEr-BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECZr- IDIOIDiOfOfDtOfOtOIDIOIOfOtOtOiOtDiOtOIDiDtDtOfDtDtOfOtOtTJfDiTJfDtDfOfOro MMMMMftMMM MmMmMMMmmmMmMMMmMmmMmMMMMmMm,MMh.l- Z. ^ , , H HJ *J*J*-.-p3+_>^J^j^a>J ^j _--- H 4Hr-.r-lr-lr-.r-. _- M QJ _r_rft|_r-.4-.-4-r-rft 1- l-H (ft H H H H H ft. OOO c t-H OOOOO OCOOO O O O o o o o OO OOO oooooo OO ooo oocooocoooco c MH HH L^tJHMHHHC-H 4 H - Cm- s mh mh Hh HHMhHhMHMhmhHhM-MhhhIUh ^ j^kXXXKXX X X X X X x * X X x X XX^Xxir-.;*:!.- XXXXXKx^^^^ ^ 4 QJ - c- to > QJ O JP ft JP E 43 ft QJ 0 .3 -I 43 ft O QJ ft M 3 3 E J* to 1) in E ID Tl O ft T3 0 -~ m ft TJ ft 0. E E Qj 33 0 QJ Z C 3 i C_- 4J U ^J - (-h Qj ._, QJ QJ O X o HM QJ E xz m QJ E 4-* CU to m o in 1>S JG -rH > QJ h hH -rH QJ i I rHJ= --> TJ TO -E E 0 Qj 4-9 U TO hh rH -VD -C rH 3 CO hH c *-> o P 4^; Z -1,-rH CJ r- E o in o - 3-s P E TO QJ H hH qj E MH rH 33. O TO m rH 4-c; o ft O E O O QJ r- QJ < 44 CJ ft . 4-9 ft m P m 4= 43 32 m c E ft PJ h-h QJ tH >- H fcH TO O ft -GO O O ' 4-* E = hZ ft Z TO IO CrJ u in o *- o E 6h \? m .--, B & O CO 0)>-' - ' O -rH O) TH tH CJ CJ r_ *H 4-9 43 OJ Qj H P, C- CM qj -TO CJ 44 J C- G, C TJ IX II l< II II II II E O Cth 4 QJ cj in ft in 3 en ft ft Cm tO 33 ft en TJ rO QJ O E 1) J33 C JP Qj c O 43 E ft en: o- E 43 44 in 0, IL OJ QJ QJ 3, 04J> O rH 173 OJ o ft: E ft QJ CJ in ft 0 E 43 QJ 43 F. CU o oj JP QJ en I tn 4/v E- > TJ 43 > QJ OJ E ID 43 o o TJ OJ i-H CO ft S3 \ -E J33 tD en E 1) E a o qj io 3L. E 43 0 ft OJ QJ ft CJ c O: E O jP ft cj Mm 4*\ OJ QJ OCOCOOOOOOOOOOCCOft CJ JPX"ftJ3;jPX3J33jHjPj3:jPj33J33j33JPj33J33Jpft If. O CJ CJOCJOCJOOCJCJOOCJCJOCJOJPO ft S3 QjQJlGJQJQJajQjQJQJQJQjQJQJlJQJQJ0J3't3l at at h- 4J L> Cm ft C^ScvCvSSSSSGItSScS'ScVISS 1 .3' l- ^- L^ ft Ch U) CV iu mJ CJ) 03. ft ev -CH U0 CD O OJ O'J CU ft .V t-J UJ ft I- ~-j Li) CD O OJ ft fj -^ CD OJ PJ CD OJ CJ) CS CM PJ -cf U -j j, [ K ft -h cj. e. ci s cs cs. cs t; sj ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft .m cv cv w cv cj cm cm cv cm pj pj c-J to pj io n n w pj -r -j. ,j 43 v -r t v cr tl 7) EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEftEBftftftt-EBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEftEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMEE-Et= 'OtDfDiDtO'OtDiO'OIOiOiDtOfDfOfOiDtDtOiDiOIDtDiOtOiDtDtDfDtDtOiDtOTtOiOtDtDtDtDfOiOtOiOiOiOroiOIDtDtDiOtDtOiOtDioicfOtD 4H43434-.43434J43434J43434343434343434J4343434343434343434343434343 cu ft CCOOCOCOCOOOOOGOOOOOCCOCOOGOCOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOt/n'ri^iM,-,OOOOOOCCO 4H- ft 4HH-Cft4.CMft4444-HHM4C4,ft4H44ftCM4,-44- ^^T.HH^^^HH^^H^H^H-H-^Hh^-hZC,^,-"C,^ 44 XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX G Qj m -rH G E lO TO T- -h Qj Qj 4-9 E r^ E . G c ,-M H o- MH P O -H 4-9 ->; 3 TO HH 4J G rH tt -rH TJ Uj rH -G QJ TO H P O H 4-9 4-9 HH CJ : TO TO 4-9 4-9 P QJ TO r-MrG 4-9 TJ G 4-s in hH tH m TJ 4-9 E B Qj o TO TO QJ 4- -NE^ o X C P c Qj Hh G in rE ; QJ o o 4-9 C c -rH Qj to: 3 4-9 TO rG rH O (-, OTOE > Cut) o Hj> E TO rH TO H-9 QJ (H O 4-9 l/l rH t\0 QJ m QJ 4-9 QJ H o t- P E rH O" --H -^ r- E TO H . : CS) tX TO O 3 HH 4-9 4J i 4-9 (-, m o o UJ 4-J TO HH H .-..-. o o o O O - o rC rC J_ J= rC l> _: O OJ -E -rH O O MH || CJ O U CJ l| O cr JP O 4J QJ QJ rH -rH hJV HH4>ajajajQjQjpaj 3 T3 o o j- x: CJ a OJ QJ ,_^ c .4^, "H <-' OJ rH -m- QJ o QJ JG m u TO UJ CJ PJ 3) PJ if) co ft U) ft SSSSSSSKSSSSSSSCjISSSS'S^SSS Qj > QJ c- ft o) ft e- ^i I- T If ft) UJ O) OS ft cm PJ u) CD O OJ U) .h IO V UJ CD OJ O) Cd ft P -44 ft .V PJ UJ CD OJ 01 CJ ft CV PJ J i m J e! ) CD CM UJ ej) 33) L> C- L~- O L- i> C- l- l> U3 OJ Oj Oj CJJ Oj Oi U ) a J Li J a", J J u J U J M J ii J CC CD CD CD CD Cjm CD CD CD CD |> CU CU Jj Oi (J) CJ) 0) CJ) 0) Ul CJ) ii) U) 'i: eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeebeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee IOIOtDiDtDfOtDIOfOtDtOiOtOtOtOfOIDtOiDIOtO'OfOfDIOtDtTliOtOtDfDIOtOIDiOiOtOIOtDtiJtD ft OOCOOOOOOOCJOOOOOOOCOOOOCOOOOOOOOCOOOCOOOOCOCCOOOO XN1XXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X X X Xxxxxxxxxx 44 .-0 CV tD S3. -j CU ft 4'TJ E E Qj C QJ C re JG 4-9 Q. r- < ^ E i P TO H-, ^ t. 4* 4-9 P P QJ O O rH r*.-H QJ M- f-H CtH TO H 4-9 TO -E jE CJ 4-9 H QJ JE rH H- 3 h-i C -- MH in m: 4-94-94-9 P c E P -h QJ TO l/'l J 4-9 __, QJ P E tC O C C 0 ;-. Ec a TO TO QJ tn -C (h "O O w p il CJ 0 4-9 0 * QJ t- QJ >v A TO rH QJ -rH MH fa-.HH MH O E O tX. tjj+9 49 tn P P 1 -H Ph - TJ *-> --9 - QJ P P MOO HJ> X X H.A- QJ.-oo OOO.-O 1 E J=J3:x:J3)j33chj33 Hh Hh Oil CJ CJ O CJ CJ II o .3. -m- HJV tj >3QjQjajQJi'tMQj -m- 1 3 3 -m- 0 O Hj> 0 HJ> HJ> 1 1 4-9 4-9 in O t> m L> OJ t> c- QJ C- 4-9 Hh C4- 4-> 0, H \ \ b c c o H o .rH -O 1) -G '-JJ \ E QJ \ G i QJ in Gj MH .b ii H 4-H _C 4^> hH QJ H- HH 4-> r> HJ> E 1 4-9 O in -E O O \ E JP JP QJ QJ QJ CJ C 4.JP ft ft J33 44ftJ3l QJ QJ MM CmtH43 C444H43 ft CSCSCSCSCSCS.33JC3JC33C33C33CSSOCSCSC3JS M3) CU 1 lh -Ji Cm -cj. C4- ^4 CV Pj ^T UJ fti uj U) 53 ft CV PJ ID CD OJ CJ) C3J ft PJ uj CD Uj U) 333 ft .4 vj , )CDL4UJO)CSrHCMPJ^rUJLDL4 ,j, IT) K C3- 35. S CS. S 3SJC3. CvlSMHHHHHHHHMCyCy CV cm CV .M (^ CJ .M PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PO PJ PJ PT ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W CM ^ i^ 2 ^j IV CV CJ -V IV CV .M CM CV cm CM IV CV CV IV CV CM .V CV CM CV CV CJ CV CM CM CV CV CM CM CV CV CV CV eM CV Ch CV CV CV iM CV CM IV CM CV CV E to QJ -uv njy TT H/V > | - Tl o Hj> MH 3 H.O- -in- l/V I 1 4-9 0, m L> II r- QJ O cv . 43 44 en 43; 3 QJ 3 3 CJ Oi/l- QJ QJ \ E QJ \ E at QJ en 01 Qj ft JP ft ft J33 44 J33 ft ft ft JP ft 43 QJ -4 43 QJ ft : I ft ft t ft S3 Si Si 43 O^E "M. E 0\E QJ in J33 CV CV S3 CV ft. ft J33 CV CJ X. ft 33 ftCJftjP 4M Qj 44 43 CMTH43 Ch CD 4 .3 P. ai 0) -H PJ QJ ft S3 if) - 44 43 Qj ft at at ac L> CJ tH CD c ssssssssscstsssssscssssssssssss ft CS. CS) CS) C3) cs -31 ft L- L^ e- ft IV PJ IT UJ CD OJ CJ) Cm ft IM PJ >cr u J CO IJJ uj CS ft -CP U J L4 CD Cm. ft M j cu ei J CD O OJ O) Cv ft IV PJ -cr Li) CO UJ O) CM CM P) CD D) cm C- C- D- 0- L- cm l> m lm uj O) Uj Uj UJ CU UJ UJ CU Qj O) O) U) Ul U) Ul O) CJ) UIO) i Lf) el lfj 1?) it) UJ if) UJ UJ CO CD CD CD CD CD CO CD CD CO CM IV CV CV CM CM iM CV IV CV CV IV CM im CM CM CV CV CV CV CV Cm cm -V CM eM CV PJ CM CM CV CM CV CV CV cm CM CM eV CV CV CV CM CM iV CM CV Cm CV Cm --beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee minmniniOiDiOiliitiiciCici|)IIBl!'',',"',,,,',,',''c',,'II"",'1"1,l'l'<''l'lIl'l,c ll k~r.4,4,MMMMMftMftMMMftMftMMMMMMM.MMM,MMMMMMMMMMMMM "'H^""^""4J4,434343ftftftftft43434343434343M34343433434343434343434343434343434343434443434. MftMftftMftMMMMftMMftMftftftftftMftMMMftM-MftftMMMMMMftM4.|_MftMftft4.4,ft O^OOOCJOCOOCCOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOCCOOOOOOCCOOOOOO-CCOOOOCOO OCOOOOOc^ueHM.^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ X trZ, X X X X QJ Iu3 3 io 43 QJ PJ Cu en - - I =, CS. C O T3 43 pj S3 S3 to ft u'j CJ CJ Oj x ft, Qj Qj ft Qj [- TH CD 4H U) ft sQa&)scs'CScs,cs>csc3jiscsi i-H -. 1 rH IM PJ -4. UJ CD L1- OJ CJ) CS ft CV PJ e3S3S)35CS.3MCS)CSSL3:ftftftft Eh PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ "J PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ BBEEEEEEEEEEE IDfOIDIDtOiDtDtDfDiOiDIDtO OOOOOOOOOOOOO 4H444H44H444CM444H44ftCM44 XXXXKXXXXXXXX C 9 QJ 4-9 QJ c G <-t o H CJ O H M-h . 4-9 QJ OJ o l^ J3 E TJ hH *t* hH QJ 4-9 TO rE _rH O Eh m hh E ft TJ E to X E QJ ft QJ ID 01 ft en E ft in E 43 E o to 44 en o in qj ID 3 CJ E 43 E QJ QJ QJ E QJ B rP 43 O E ft o in Z CJ o o a ti o 44 E tj to in 1 1 JP 43 QJ O E- CJ CJ QJ :>. QJ CJ> TH 3 JP 10 E J3 = S3 TJ 43 ft O 43 ft 3 O 04 44 O ft hD en 43 o 0= QJ 43 E TH CJ 43 ft rH E 4 TJ 3 32 44 hH en TJ in . i ft 3 en o Qj TJ ft %o ft ID QJ -3 43 B ft ft QJ QJ E fD MM JM.E TH !>>!-H ft J33 33 to OJ ID ID ft O CO ft 43 CJ ft Cm OJ ft en 04 ft 43 30 i/l >i QJ in oj 4 o z 44 en ft ft J3 44 OJ TH TJ 44 T31 43 ft Z. OJ ft QJ ft QJ O JP in ft JP QJ hU 43 43 *c ft O Eh ft cu z PJ cu CD I x ft o C TJ K J33 J33 tD CJ CJ OJ atatatatatatatataratac u QJ ft CS' CSCSJCS3CSCS33)CSCS33)CS.C23acSJCS'SCSCSC33lSCS3SJCS C- ftlVP} ireiJCD OJJCJJ CS, ft CV PJ cr UJ CO UJ OJCvft CM ftftftftftftftftftfttMCMCV BEE EEftEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEB oooooooooooooooooooooo CJ CJCJCJ O O CJ CJCJO CJCJCJ CJ CJ O OCJO OOO CJ 3 333P33PP3333333PP3333P3 POP'OPP'OP'DPPPPPPP'O'O'OO'OTJ OOO OOOOOOOOCJOOOOOOOOUO M ft M ftMM MMMftftftMM M M ft EEEEEftEEEEEBEEEBBEEEEE XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX>CKXXXX (11 E TO ~H 4-9 m TO "P Ur G in >3 CU JP Qj Qj ft t~ o - en ft Qj m QJ E QJ E tu E 3 E 10 C E QJ * ft OJ in ft jp JC ft ft e ft QJ Qj ft S3 TO bJJO O *H r>S JH o rH QJ G E tZ o MH O E h-h QJ P 4H rH G hh r- rH TJ rG H -TJ "" 2i QJ TO - TO TJ - tin o c -G B E -H m H O- . 4-9 Qj c * ^ c i/l_3 O o- r m , o rH 4-9 -, P P -J-t rH 4-9 ^ C 4-9 B fH m fu -> o m Hh QJ O cu QJ > -H O HJ p H -rH MH l-H * p- tH !lC-rH n* -- HJ> JG *o " : Ui O *: b * e x -*- G G hH - .m- c - 1 1 4-9 4-9 ' ' ; : : . I >, m m O Q : >. H TO -- .-4 O X O | O O TJ -E XZ -t/V f < rn H/V -E _E jE TO o no m il cj o qj QJ H N Qj H N .C XZ JZ XZ c o o o -m- rQ QJ H- ,c to Uj 0) I N (_ QJ QJ r4 O TJ 4-9 XZ TO i-i XZ o O OJ K tt TJ CU *-. QJ S) *S S) S K? (5 C2cSCS.iSiSESci.4TiS CS CS p th cy fj t a j o uj u^. ci h tj t _> uj u> ^h -\j tlj. ii; pj lo cu sj KJ^-JIUL^ujUISh Im r'j lt) uj t> qj O) inujuj Lcjajaj o tn L.jif;cuuj4j_jcucjjo m mmm mmmmmmmmLninininininin mmm mmmmmmmmininininininm mm QJ Qj 0J QJ QJ QJ Qj QjQJQjQjQjajuVaJClJajQjaJQJQJQJQJQjQJQJQJQjQJQjQJQjQjQjQjQjQjQ^ HT-iH.H-HHHHHHHH.HHHHHH^H-rtHHH^HH-H>HHHHHHHHTiHH >fH C4HM-HHH M-. MHHH Cwiv^^C^i^HMHMHHHM t^MHMHHHHHHH HH4JrtvWMHHHiH-j;HMHHHMHHHCHM-HHC--l Hh HH I- G --. G Ift t- --. GrHrn^^^rH^U^rH^rH'jHrHrH^rH'JHGjjj-.jjHrHrH -. r- O TJ TJ TJ 4J 4-J 4H> ^J in mmm mmm mmmmmmininininininininm inmmmmmmmmminmminm mm M4_ XX^KXXXXXXXXXXXKXK X X X X X XXKXXXXX : H-. P G rH 4-9 Qj QJ 4-9 r- G qj m Qj m m Qj G 4-9 C -H G *-= P P>H. C -B r-n (_ in P, H-1 o __ TO 3- -TH m G p P C >a O >. G .>: C m hj c 4-j a "-1 E QJ Qj G 4H >. ~i G E TJ o O 4-9 C 4-9 o E Qj QJ QJ G m h hH O G 43 b in S3 TJ JE P -I O >. H -r-i B m Mh G G >- QJ -C G QJ c QJ TO G _G 4-> 4-9 Qj 44 m o G O B Qj ^h Qj c HH 4-9 > 4 H m Hh E QJ O O MH o P QJ G TO QJ O *z H Cu G QJ m G 4-9 4-9 hh E >! Qj G m -G m X3 4-9 -H rft JE p QJ hH c T3 >i o =H J-- X Hh o QJ G TO H> TO QJ 4-9 QJ ^ 4-9 QJ QJ 4-9 i i o E XZ *- P, QJ G p G rH TO Cx) O c m G m o O rH QJ CC3 ID QJ o O 4-9 rH hH SH MH MH -H H-H E E MH O r 1 QJ o TO TO E 4 HH qj: TO XZ QJ *-> G OJ 4-9 r-* CU E 4-9 QJ -G O JE E- J-t. TO c E H-9 MH 4-9 o >- m G c E QJ TO O (h << TO O QJ G QJ m a.1 c QJ O m -rH m QJ 4-9 G e aj > 4-9 G -h G j= m >t-G rGI H in TO TO m r-H O tZ 4-9 O QJ G 4J Hi T- i-. QJ TO TO 4-9 JP ft P H4 4-> E : a -r-i QJ QJ fc CP cr 4-9 QJ Qj HH XZ m Ph 3 -ii- H/V H> l-^l XZ TO in QJ >s H p O > P - P m hh m O t-4 m " GJ E H Qj Uj QJ TO r*- P -H 4-1 li MH 4 o CJ G jG rG TJ -9-. S; E- rH G G *-> Qj t- G > O OJ Zt -. O TO QJ P 1-9 r> O O 4-9 m m m E E 1 X XZ -m- -rH rft CJ p QJ . G CJ E 4-9 HH _ J H Qj JE O P QJ -tf G QJ m m m 4-9 G E 4-9 rH HH hH H E o o c o OJ o ^H -G hH QJ m -E XZ JG cau E~ TO E- S TO rH G TO ,-t- TO XZ QJ o o o o 4-9 QJ QJ QJ QJ 43 O OJ ft o- o Qj QJ ft CM CM E 4- O) Qj 33 II II O J33 O if) T X TJ 3 TJ at at at at atataratatatatatatatat >; SSSSSSSSSCSISSSSSSCSCSIKSSSCSS CS CS CS ? C- C- L- .- ft MJ mm JL-UJO) mV -h" -J CJ) CJJ ft PJ UJ CD OJ (J) CS Cv PJ -cr CD JJ O) Cs. CM PJ T lCJ 44 _ -m in ,4 in ill IM, ft .V CD CD - " PJ ,.'J Mr Ml CD il- I' ft.n.n^,ninininenineninenenineninenineninineninininineninininininenenininininenLn n,n rt^^JSiSiijSSiliijiiiaiiiJju 44.r4.r4 ft-44 hMHHHhHHMH-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ftHMftftftftftft-Mftftftftft MftM. ftft- ftMft ftftft ftftft ftftft Mftftft ftft MM MMMft ft ^ ^ ,_ ^ _ .r.ftftftftftftftftTHftftftftftft^ aX3T3 3T3TJ O'O-PTJTJTJ-J'OTJ OOOUflOOOO.O.lJOOnJ TJ'0 3T3'PPJ'^P'P'MP^^'x^i^.^4j4jftftft43ftftftftftftftft43ftftftftftftftft43434343434344434343 mmmmm^mmmmmm^ ""**^^^""^ ^^rlrlHH^^H-HH^tH-H-rt^ |_|r_,rHf_((^-lf_( ,_, rHi-Hr^P^i^r-HrHrHrHr-r-HrHK^^^^K KXXSXKKXXXXr-iX^"'"K K p< X * X ft qj E to H J en ID TO OJ G ft TO CU J33 m 3 Qj *-> in r*. Qj rO QJ QJ N 4-9 m .. M-H o - m G QJ m Q' F QJ E TO E * E TO G B QJ >i QJ m H JP -E r* M-H 4 E hH QJ QJ o ft CUJ QJ rH JP -E > *-9 43 teO to ft tH MH E OJ *iL O o B hH ft m *- 44 43 O 3 > G en 44 rH QJ E m 44 01 G r*H o OJ l-H 3 JP O F H TH ft fr. p 4-9 rH E H rH TO H *n -* UJ TO JP TH TO 43 ft QJ hC C E O S3 > c E H 3 44 SO H 43 E 4-9 Cm E QJ E H QJ J> CJ O CO ft m,c C 43 hH 44 ft, QJ w JJ rH 4-9 hH in ft 44 3,43 hh- 4 t-H 4-9 4 JJ in ft. CJ M4 4J - m TO i-H QJ QJ O Cm HH Qj O 44 ft 10 J= QJ > hH ft en TJ Cm m tH H MH O CtC/ft C4 > O 44 G (tfl hH 43 44 Cm a i-h 3-~ re TO hH in ft ID CO TH (Jjj O - to ft 3 43 r> MM 33 's; G ftr B >, QJ E m e z: O ft hH ID ft M4 hH hH 3 . >l o 4' 4-9 Qj o en ft TH z B m m 43 E QJ a O O M H TO 43 en Eh CJ hC to HH tH rH in 43 *"\ ID QJ 3 E CO * * - : ft 3 O 4h 1 1 in - QJ ft F OJ ft O ft QJ O O o O JP TJ TJ 3 b a -G -G _E XZ 4 ft E- ft TJ cr I I o o u o > 43 QJ O QJ -m- QJ QJ QJ QJ CJ E m 1 4 O CJ ft 01 3 en Cm ft S3 jP ft, ft QJ QJJ QJ ft n CJ o ft QJ rH B ft 4-3 QJ 1) 01 O 3 JP 44 44 ft O ft 4H jP Oil tH O J33 B T. to ft X 4J> Cm 1 OJ cv 1 JP . 1tV O QJ \ E S3 m OJ QJ O to 44 JP Sm QJ CJ pj QJ Ul ft cu QJ c Is- JP cs 3 II II C JP o JO o .. Qj ***** CX X >3 OJ 3 =) 3 TJ Uj ft cr- ft .. 3 CS O rH rajl3SCSCSCSi3vCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSi3iJt3SCScS QJ > CU ft cu ftiMPj^inCi3i>cl)0)i3SftiMPJ^Ln4Ji^ixo)csfti^iyj'^ ^, tr- c ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV IV IV IV IV IV CV IV IV CV PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ IT -cj. ^< TT 4T 4Ji -C .T ei) m ^lyiininiv^inenininininininininininininininininini/'iinininini^ CL' CL' CL, cu ft CL Q.i CU CL CL> eu l4^HHftft44ftCMft4444CMft44ft4H4H4MCMCM44ftCMftft'44ftCr44HC4,CM44444444ft44 4. 4M434443434343434 44444443434-434444434-43434 4j in uj l/'i4iininininijnini7)inininineninininininininini/''ininineninini^ X Cm hxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Hi E C\U E OJ 43 C4 en o 3 E S3 3 3 .4 ; |x -4 44 44 .4 u I .- U O TJ CS JP CS S3 S3 co - i, o m ii o o qj I i-i, OJ rH JJ-, QJ QJ ft cv Cm K 4J, PJ OJ E CJ1 - - 1 N cs CU O O TJ 43 CJJ E JP JP ID 44 cs O CJ o cu K TJ cu 01 ft QJ CS ft til ft C^CJCSCSCSCSCSC3.'CSCSCSC3.'CSCVCSCSCSCSCSJCSCSCS ft 0) ftWPj^'LnCDc4cDOJCSfti3MP0^U)COi>l'j0)CSftcM ft b iijUJUjuj UJ UJ ujuj lijcu CO I1J CU (U CUCD CU CUID cv c-c- 134 ft m in tn in m in m m in m in m m U*. tr. in in in n in tn in QJ UJ UJ QJ Uj QJ QJ uj Qj qj UJ QJ QJ UJ QJ QJ Qj Qj Qj UJ Qj Qj Hh hh HH Hh MH in hH'h Mh HH Mr, MH MH MH HH G, G M~ G Hh Hh XXKXKKKXIHXXXXKXXXKKXKX ft P. o O Cm y . t- Tl 01 QJ 43 en E 3 OJ in TJ 44 E ID ft r- 44 t? O in o 10 >l > P. , , c 43 CJ ft ID QJ QJ 01 E ft E to E ft QJ 3 <0 E to JP ft O 3 in B t)C CJ E TH ft O ft 3 ID 3 3 ft O o 10 t 43 Ml ft > QJ QJ p. 44 QJ JP ft OJ p. O E E S3 tO TJ ft J3 44 44 m 43 TJ >> Qj in 4.1 E QJ 43 OJ 44 TJ 44 * ID 1 ID in S3 44 EJ E 3 E 43 ft E m tJ o 10 OJ p4 O . E OI B QJ E 3 en o ft to TH >. R, E (4 43 O ft QJ o P. E s CO in O TJ in > TJ JP E LP rH CJ B OJ 3 43 QJ CU O Z P.P ID p E 44 Cm J33 JP ft in M o IX E 44 O E 43 i: 44 r-. <-l E 3 44 44 OJ TJ z O O 1) m ft QJ S3 X TJ 3> Ml PM ft 43 E TJ E M4 O E ft. ID E 10 Z 43 0 43 X E * ft OJ 3 E 3 E E 10 ft 10 E o TJ O TJ E o JP z X K cm 43 P- UJ Cm QJ o 44 j* =3 4/v OJ to in >! e in CJ 43 E 3 ID TJ ft) 3 m OJ O E ft 01 cv X 01 TJ ft Ch-C CO en MH 3 E B m jp jp jp 43 ft ft in en MH 44 z o- 1 1 OJ OOO 4 04 OJ ft to ft) 33 4/> 43 OJ Oi Ot O 44 in TJ TJ : o o ft ft 3 43 . E OJ S3 S3 ML CJ oi m 43 10 MM II o o m QJ > m. ft E 43 OJ OJ JP o cu JP ID ft X E . *- E ft TJ tH JP 44 QJ o ft X QJ CJ o 4J> a . 44 JP X QJ B ID <0 3 Qj E E O OJ o TJ V. E ML ; to jp in 10 10 01 10 QJ y E O 10 in cu 44 J33 CM Z OJ o QJ ft ft 43 QJ X to 3 ID- E CV C4 E J33 p II o JP o O atatatatatatatatatat o-k 01 3 TJ QJ PJ aj O) CSCSCSCSl3SCSCSCSCSCScScSCSCSCSCSl^CSCSC^CSCS fti%jP3 4TU-jCOi>CLUJSftCVPJ' 3 ft. "OiOtOtC'DiOfUfOiOtDIDiOtDfDiOiDiUtOtDiDtutOtUiOID tOfOtOtBtOtOtOtOtOIBtOtOtOtOtOIBILtOfOtXlfOtOfOtO 33P33ftP3C333333Pft334l3PP3P33 33P333333UPftP3P3E3EEps>E3 OJ EEEEEftECUEEBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBEBEEECEEBBEEBEEEBEEEEEft to 44 iDiO'UIO'O'OiDtDfOtDiDfDiDiOtDfOnjtDnjfDfDtOlO tOIOtOtOtDIOIOIOtolOfOtOtOfO'OiOtDIOfOtOIDfDIDfOIDfO ft fc fc bt btttk b t b t hb b t tbbbb ttttbttttttttt: fc. fc bbbtb t fc fc fc fc X X X X X X X X X x X x X X X X X X X X XXXXXXXXXXXX XX X X X X X X X X X X 3 43 QJ OJ CVj 10 CM X in- o QJ PJ OJ O) IV IP ft CSCSCSCSCSCSCSCScS T CS ft QJ ftlMcOftilJiDCMCJJO) U) B ilJUjilJlfJUJUJUJUJUJ P -5 tD tD ID .0 ID IO 10 " P P 3 3 3 3 OJ EBEEEEEEE ft fDtOIOtOtDIOtOtDtO ft fcfcfcfcfcfcfcfcfc Cm KXXXXXXXX e: Qj Qj E S3 33 43 CU in cu QJ M ft ft en o Eh CL jp E- TJ QJ >3 QJ ID mh m Ctj B H E 4-9 QJ m qj m 4-9 QJ CL E HH ^O QJ Qj -c QJ c X 4-9 G jp 4- G Qj m CJ m Qi m m -rH -H G tC in 3 4-9 Mi G X Oj Qj P QJ c 3 B QJ 4-9 - E TO O Cm CV C XZ QJ QJ O fc-. C CV G rH E cu M Qj QJ HH 1 1 QJ QJ O H-. i i rH m TO HH E in -r-i H QJ Hh tO G m _E o Qj 433 TO QJ QJ 4-9 XZ QJ QJ QJt^ 4-9 -C G QJ JP S3 44 W 4-9 PhMh E 43 P, M E o TO G E- E to -H MH G G Qj ft o jp >> o QJ QJ m OJ CJ TO m E QJ p 43 OJ rH QJ p TO JE Eh E 10 o zu E C 4-5 QJ MH G i Eh CM G -E i JP E r 43 O 4-9 t G G rH QJ 3, 1 MH O QJ qj m L*4 E 3 O J33 G G- 4-9 *-> o m "O m Qj G H 4 E E 4-9 TO TO 4-9 QJ E * 43 TO E QJ QJ -H m TO QJ QJ ft rH QJ QJ ->>J9- X P G ID QJ E TO m QJ t-jj E JP 4 X . H G 4-9 i-H -m- TO QJ O QJ j* Cm 4* P. -a- -K- TO m Ph rH -G G _E : : . : p m 4-9 . i 4-9 G.4-9 .*-9 Qj E -rH m -rH o o o o TO Qj TO G 3 H-. QJ TJ m JE -C-C-C 1 1 H E G H-H rB E Qj o OOO > H Qj QJ <4H E 4-9 tO : 4-9 OJ QJ QJ QJ O 4-9 m > TO 1 K \ G p TO m G 4-9 J33 S3 -U> c r-f -r^ O O P, TO -G W, qj m QJ o G ^-i tH 11 QJ CU o 4-9 JG O QJ G H -H X EH 4-> HH QJ 3L TO .B Ph r C4^4-. ID U QJ ft ft CM jp O QJ o CU en 43 xz in TO 1 O TO m QJ U Qj ft 44 43 Qj Pj cu 0) in QJ Cm OJ II Cm JZ in 3 at at at at at atatatatatatatatat _rx NSCSSSSSSSCSC3ISC3c5SCS)ScvSSSS CS CS 'S CS QJ 3 QJ J- M1 L~ -CP CD C1J CJ1 K ft CM PO LI J ID "St. L~ ' p-J-crdJCOLMOJOJCSft .m PJ eD CD CJ> CS ft CV PJ if) CDC-Uj D13S PJ ^P JJ ID UJ D) CS ICM i4_r,dHHHiftiii.iiNii.i CuQJQJCUllQjQJQJQJQJQJCUCUaJCuCUlCJJCUClJlJCUCUQJajOJlOJQJCDlQJllQJQJQjajQJ H-ftH4M44-HM44H4HH444H-hmM4HM4-HMH4HM44h4'm4H4.H4MhhM4444hmCm. 4.H44H444H4H-4Hft4HH4 QjCUIUCUOlllJeJILilUUJIUILCUIjCUIllCLiCUIlJllJwCUlU QJ 4MftftMMMlftftftftMMftMMftM.ftMMftftftftftftftftft "-ft ftftMft M,4ftMMM M OOO OOCJ c OC OOO OCCJ OOC OOO OCO OOO OOO OOO oo coooo coococ o o EtEfcfcEtfcEfcEEEfcEfciEfcM.fcEtEEEEtb_EfcfcEb=.Efc E E fc fc fc E fc fc fc E fc E E xxx XX xxx xihx x xx xxx X xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx XXXXXXXXXXXX E O TJ cv QJ I ft o TJ in in IH QJ C OJ -u> M E ft 10 CM O) 44 eM o C o CV o O TJ O O QJ S3 JP J33 ft JP S3 to JP JP QJ ft CJ O C u O 01 O O ft QJ 1 CV E cv QJ ft Qj qj in QJ a m rH QJ o. C\j rH SScSSSSSSSSSS-SSSSCSScS C Ul Hl\J P'J tT iJ(D L'-iJjO. SHCij J TT IX . OJ O OJ UJUJiiJaJUJlf. JjJ -T. ii) CUOJ Cij CJJ CfJ CjO CD CD cu CD QJQJQJQJQJQJ QjQJQj QjQjQJ QJQJQjQjQJQJ QJ QJQJQJQJQJQJ CL Qj QJ QJOJOJ QJQJQJ QjQjQJ QJ qj GGGGGGG*-GGGGGrHGGGGG cH OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCO h tEtEtl-EEtiEEl-EtEfcE-zE ^ XXXXXXtsXXXXXXKXXXXX QJ tZ TO 4-9 Q, G H- Oj M 4-9 B Gj C4 Cv fn 3 E E 43 J33 in 43 ft to m E OJ K 3, JP OJ 3 OJ ft CU O ft 43 43 hh 01 hH Qj QJ ID in fti 3 E ft QJ S3 M M 44 tD -H E 3 3 UL K OJ P O J- m o QJ o QJ 11 QJ ft 43 E > E ft -4 in ft, o c 44 HH in E TJ 43 QJ ft QJ Cu Cm ft. QJ O ft 44 ft E JP ft J33 10 O X to 43 QJ QJ 32,43 43 QJ 44 E CU JP JP Cm ft 43 43 ft TJ O Ql ft OJ QJ M hH QJ QJ ft ft J33 O 44 Cm fti in jn QJ ft +3 43 O o p in E ft 3 ID to tO i t QJ QJ QJ E ft E h E E JP 43 3 10 E to to 43 m QJ ft QJ E TJ 44 E E ft QJ JP MB E QJ > 44 44 43 J33 o ID O QJ QJ ft Cm ft E fc S3 S3 in - Cm 43 43 E Qj OJ QJ ft QJ > TH CV c ft TJ O JP TH Tl S3 Cm 43 43 O E 3 h/JCm QJ Cm to in -h en TJ QJ ft OJ TJ CJ E TJ QJ OJ ft QJ o E P tO QJ f > ft en ft to < cr QJ M j* O 44 O 3 3 v> fc OJ in E E O 43 S3 ID OJ oi in in 3 O 43 10 O 43 O S3 ft * * O in 43 44 M 43 QJ X QJ ft 44 3 JP QJ -J -O ID en en O 43 Cm 43 M E E hH ft QJ U in TH 4 43 Cm 1 1 > O QJ J3 JP X en o 43 O en in in qj cv 1 E S O O M P ft ft jp JP J33 43 MM QJ 3 3 , hD QJ m &H CJ O E Qj ft E ft OJ 33- 1) OJ CV O 10 Jp OJ QJ in . ft ft o O Eh E EH S3 S3 to 44 3 JS TJ QJ O Cm J33 X 1 QJ CV JP QJ O en a S3 OJ CJ cm JP Qi DO Ol O) o J33 o jp o CL atatatatatatatataratatatatatat zr x 3 TJ O ft CS CS CS csscisssssssscsssscssscs L- i ft 4- I CM PJ IT ei) CD l> UJ O) CS ft M fJCIl) CO L> CD O) (S CM PJ T U ) CD CD O) CS ft CM PJ UJ ' CO O CU O) CS ft V J CD 14 uj U) ft ft ft CS ft ft ft ft ft ft CM Cm CV CM -V IV -M .th .44 CM CV CV PJ PJ PJ PJ pj pj mj r .*, ^4 ,h rO ftj j ^ ^ P -cm *3H Jj OJ OJ QJ QJ Qj Qj QJQJQJQJQJQJ QJQJ tH tH tH th tH tH ft,Iftftfti-H-H-H QJ Qj QJ CU QJ QJ OJ QJ CV QJ QJ QJ CU QJ CL' CU QJ QJ 3> > > > > > J> 3> 3> > 4 > 4 > > > 3> > o O o O o O C c C o C O P o o C c c c fc E fc t fc E fc E c fc fc fc fc fc E t fc fc X E XXXXXKXKXXXXXX E x i -n- QJ : CU ft >> QJ J33 1 JP X Qj QJ 4J> 43 44 O ft 4, fc-. ft QJ fti o CL ft 3 43 ft . O 4JV QJ QJ fc-J3 X S3 43VI- E QJ 3 ID Qj ft E E Cm Cm QJ QJ to O O J33 3 E 3 QJ en en E CU 43 43 QJ ft E E E QJ QJ hH QJ QJ ID JP JP 44 43 43 43 43 E E QJ O O 44 ft S3 CJ o o QJ 43 43 QJ QJ CU E O S3 JP E OJ 43 43 43 Cv to 4 S3 "- E 43 TJ QJ S3 en QJ ft 43 Qj E 3 > ft 44 jp o E O Cm 3 43 C- HM E QJ 43 P aoTJ in TH en o QJ E QJ ft hH QJ fc- JP ft O Cm 3 43 ID 43 cr 44 en 44 IO 3 Hj> TH 44 3, -ft QJ : TH X OJ 3 QJ ft II : o O O O o E fc-. S3 JP JP JP JP O 4J> o o o o O CJ 3 OJ QJ QJ QJ QJ 3-3 JP Jp -u> 43 o o in QJ QJ :. QJ 43 43 E en OJ JP C4 QJ Cm JP V il fc". 43 43 hH QJ 4. 4JV \ E fc-: fc-> H/T- jP 1 TJ "4. E bi) 10 QJ 10 O 10 QJ Sh JP Cm QJ O ft 4 43 Tl HJV Ch Cm Cm O O QJ JP S3 QJ QJ -PC CJ O O ft OJ QJ QJ en Uj 0. II ft JP 43 QJ hH CS Ltj Si CS CS GSSsssssiasssissasEscass scscscscscsicscs -m- L*- C- -^i -a1 L4 Uj ft L^- QJ ft Cm PJ ul CD CM CD O") CS ft CV PJ d ) mJ id O) CS ft eM PJ til CD OJ 3S ft .V PJ UJ CD CD U) CS ft CM PJ ^T li J COCD t> UJID CJ) E LfJiniCJind)enii)4)tf)CDCD4j.0CDCD'40CDCDC0L4i4L4C 44 QJOJOJllQJOQJQjajQJQJOIllOJQJQJQJQJQJQJQJiaJCUCUllCUiajQJOliajCVQJCUCUQJQJOJOIlJOlQJQJQJQjQjQj QJlJOjOJlJQJQJlQJQJQJOJOJOOJQJQJQJOJCJJCUCUQJOjajCUCUQJCUajQJOJQJQJO'QjQJlcUCjJCOCDCUCUCUQJQJCUOJ >>>>-*>>>>>T^p-TTr>>TT>>>>r*>i*>>>>>r>>>->>>Z>>r>>>i>->>>->->>-> OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO EfcEEEEfcfcfcEfcEtfcfcEtEcfcEtEfcfcEfcfcfcEfctfcfcfcEefcfcfcttEfccfcEfcfc XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX OJ 1 1 p H-l QJ HH H QJ QJ 4-9 XZ E 4-> QJ Hft Qj 11 X- 4-9 m Cu p i i b - h- 0) in tr --hX TO TJ ft in o TH cv - en 44 ft H TO i-H CU TH JO X A to JP E er en Oj 43 in 1 4 1 Qj CJ TH S3 43 TJ G G c 3 3 M 4 43 QJ TO -rH X CU QJ m jp G E QJ E J33 rH 4 43 QJ c MH C ft S3 4 X >3 3 l-H fc-. Cm OJ 43 43 Qj Cu 4 ID 10 QJ QJ ft I 1 Cv ft ft 43 en S4 J33 b -G 44 TH ft 43 3 Jm E Il fD TO 4-9 Cm ft. in ft QJ O C en E ft E 43 TJ en P. to E CV Qj ID TJ Qj en qj m QJ Qj G ft S3 in ft TH Qj ft ft > J33 -C C 43 en, hC O Hflft ft X ft Cm TJ *J 4-9 ft E Qj o O CiU QJ ft H \J TH Cm ft C3 Cm ft ft ft, G Qj c P, fcMft ft E m o QJ O C Cj G > 10 10 B QJ > Cm -H 1) ft ft E 1) o JP QJ C TO Aft 43 f= 43 E QJ JP Cm CU 0 fti E QJ en 43 in o 0 JP 10 to to - 4-9 ft QJ E 3 OJ en E ft E *T> c - TJ TJ jp m ft ft bn ft m Qj ID QJ QJ QJ 43 E QJ JP O o p G ft X J33 JP E o 43 ft ft F G 43 43 a Cv 10 4.44 E H ft Cm 43 QJ 3 Cm JE E Cm 43 D ft TJ o E P O ft Cm TH H4 11 Qj ft en to in ft QJ , , QJ o o ft ft JP ft fc- ft E E O 43 ft 11 OJ E- to 0 E ft 3,44 in i-h > 43 Qj QJ CV HH in o 3 ft io r-l E ft T3 hH to S3 ft 10 43 QJ QJ 43 43 QJ 3 43 3b fc ID E en 4.-E in in S3 ft m * * 44 p 10 43 3 . 43 E K 43 QJ O E i 1 Eft to QJ o Qj TJ QJ P. ft Cm ft QJ 3 S3 S3 S3 E- ft TJ ft en o ft QJ 4 nil E rH I I OOO > QJ ft Cm 01 J33 O QJ QJ O QJ QJ QJ O - in TJ in 43 1 ft jp m o O O x ft M P TJ 3 ft. ft J33 J33 4/V ftft Qj QJ E M ft o o CJ) QJ > JO u o E QJ TJ QJ QJ 01 en en cu O CO S3 to JP ft 44 -E C Eh O SH OJ Ce, \ E ft ft ft s> O tr QJ o Pj CJJ Oj CV S3 to o JP o atatatataratatatatatatatatatatatcyxfcM Qj 3 TJ ft CScSCSCS&CSCSECSCSiSCSCSCSCScS^CSCSCSQS CUQl ft > 3 01 -31 ft L1- L- -h" C4 CJ)CSft PJ *r ei) O UJU)CS ft .M UJ CJJ 0) ft ft CM PJ It) CD CD D) CS ft .M PJ 'til COC-MQJ Cm CD PJ cf CU CS CM PJ-cTel. CD JJ CDCS ,4, .- -n M- i m h H h m .\ C\l Ci] ty c\, c^ .4 c\i C\, ..I tO i/) CO W |ij ^J PQ to i"J -J ^ cr T ? .y ^ UJ QJ Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ CJ QJ QJ QJ OJ Qj QJ Qj Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ Q, OJ QJ Qj Qj Qj QJ Qj QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ Qj Qj QJ Qj QJ QJ G. -- G. G. G HH MH HH Mh (h hH MH Mh G. -ft l 1 - G. H-H-H Hh -4H M- Hh mh m- C_i '*4 < Gh HH Hh MH MH MH MH MH hh m-. mh G -M TOTOTO o TO TO TO TO TO TOTOTO TO TO TO TO TO TO TOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTO TO TO TO TO TO TO TOTOTO TO TO TO TOTOTO TOTOTO TO TO OOOOOO ,1 o o cj uoooooooooooocoouc OOOOCJOOOOOCJOOOOOOOUOO uo H OOOOOOOOOOCOOOCOCOOCCOOCCOOOOOOCOCCOCOOCOOCOOCOOCO -344 XKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKKXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXXKXXXKX QJ JP 3 3 103 OJ ft ft E ft P tD tH f03 O 43 CJ O 43 X O CO OJ O QJ en O <33 tj or >> Hj> E E E E E I OJ hH hH hH t4 hh TJ O en in in in in O TJ QJ QJ TJ TJ TJ 43 43 M ft ft QJ 31>iO o o JJ 44 9 3 3 fc-> 43 43 43 43 43 ID 01 01 QJ OJ QJ O E ftftft ft M JP ft 1-4 P, ft ft o en ftftft ft 44 OJ >3 OJ QJ QJ QJ QJ i-H E E E E E O CH ft II QJ TJ -* JP CJ TJ O X 43 E o HT- Cd E in ft JO* QJ 3 E . hT- 1 4, : QJ 43 oooooooo O TJ O QJ CJ MJ -4. jPjOJPjOhCJSjOjP JP 10 JP en IO X E oooooooo O OJ o to en -in- ft QJUDQJOJQJOJQJ QJ ft QJ o QJ B 44 . 4, 3 3 1 N : r HJV o 1 C O TJ o o in ft JP J33 Jp ID JP jp OJ J33. O CJ T3 O O QJ o o 43 3 TJ Qj O QJ QJ ft QJ QJ tn CL O) tH X 4-> Qj *H MH QJ to DD is s isks e 4, s sssssscicaiss isssssisscaisscis cs cs k> s> es cs cs -5 rH L- C- Cs.' -OH 0- tJ. Ui rH . UJ Uj U> 5, rH n.w-Vj -IJ KD CJU CJJ 4-i l\i VJ UJ CjJ O CJ) S sj f. <<# UJ CM r*J ^ LiJ CTJ UJ OI Si E _nujaj.rj.-.-U~. UJuJlOUjC^ QJQJQJ QJQJQJ QJQjQjQjQJQ, QJQjQJ QjQJQjQJQJQJ QJUJQJ QJQJQJ QJQJQJ QJ UJ Qj QJQJQj QJQJQjQj , 1 Mh Hh Mh m-h : C-HhhMH QhMhHH^^HHhMh ~h,HhMH HH HHH MH NH MH HH Hh HH Hh HH MH HH TOTOTO TO TO fQ TOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTO TO TO fT_} TO rH ucjoocouooocjcjoocjoooooucjuooooooocooooocjooo cooooococoooooocjcoooooooocc .,h 0000000000000 jg, xx;k^xxxxx:xxxxkxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkWkxkkkxxx 3 P o >3 cm m QJ QJ P 3 3 r-( Jh in o o 4-9 4-9 4-9 r-t hH QJ Qj QJ Cm rH rH P xz m TO E TO (-. hh rH"*-9TH O QJ QJ mh B X Oj o i; m H QJ 4- m p t^ QJ 4-9 *- P O TO E rH *-* o QJ hH E hH O +-> 4-9 QJ _E QJ mh E X m m -. m 4-9 CJ QJ QJ tn hh m qj in CO -G -rH rH *H U QJ TO j E -rH E a o UJ X TO O in UJ QJ QJ X. QJ E rH rH XZ 3 QJ i-H *H en O hH r-i rH TO TO HH 44 fc r-- OJ CHH O 4-> G E rH ^h mh m m qj H E E o rH P * QJ TO -C K ID UJ o Mh 4> 4- Em-> E QJ ft JP QJ QJ - 3 TO 43 tD V, JP ft o QJ (-> TO P, CP*- G TO 0 4-> JE G E E TO QJ i ft QJ 4-9 m G ,E tiL,^H QJ -E MH ft E *j 4 4-9 m UJ O CU 44 G QJ i G E m m QJ QJ ft 43 TO m G TO P -H TJ it QJ -. E 3 UJ QJ TO K OJ 1 -c OJ E H TO O CU G G hH E E G QJ QJ QJ -rH TO t. TO MH E 4 ft TO PiJE O -B B th * rH TO G 0 TO G QJ - MH 4-J O H MH C TO QJ E F (- <-> 4L rE E E 4. QJ rH OJ *9 -. QJ o QJ c M-H O TO TO Qj QJ rHj E hh JP if: TO G m qj o H io c G rH r-K i-H H H MH 3 CU H rH t- P E -H tx MH H mH Mh ft > QJ TO 4-j G Qj 0 MH HH txo tc S4-4 o rH m uj c m, 1 O r-> G Di UJ G G ID 3 4-> 4-9 G TO P -G O i-H c G -H -H 14 cr P. G r-9 QJ t0 QJ rH H P P G 4H .(J. 01 cu m QJ rH QJ G rH r-H QJ 4-9 G ftP in m TJ ft o TO JE *rH -rH JE HHH -c m G E O -H H fcH Ch tH l-H MH 4- j-C Mft il tH H H rH m rH rH O r-i 1 QJ 3t H* 4t * H* H* 1 -E QJ 10 P,ft ft X 44 ft QJ OJ Cm QJ m 4- O UJ MiJ E JO -v -E m tj o in 4-9 G CJ TO -4 O m hH CI J CJ 3 3 Qj X- O E E P \ J33 ID OJ CT in M 2: QJ QJ ui 11 o OJJ 0Jinc4i4CM.C4C4C4 x: 3 O OJ 3 QJ II II II II il II O O ft JP >44 ft at at at at ai atatatatacatatatat cr e > x pj 3 QJ J CM at at at 3 t? 0) 0) ft S,NCS)C>QCMCSJISlC^CVCSC^C\SC4Jl^SSS rHi\irj^ijOiOi>cuo>cSftivMvu.4iji>ij)joiiSjft)v ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV CV CV CV CV CV IV IV CV IV PJ |i) H r rJ UJ cj. ft ft J H H |ij H H > 4JHJJ ? v J, 3 -i 3 JP E-' tD ID "TJ DJ tD tD to ID ID to to tD ID 'DIDtOtDtotDtUtotiJIDtDtDiTJIDiiJIDiaJiTltDIOroiDtOtDtDtDIDtu ID IO to tD to 10 :juuuuutiui'UJUe.MuUUOUU(JUUC)UU'JuUULLUuUiJe,0 1.'UuUL- inwininii/iirinintf. u^u'ir. uiu-icnw ir.lD"iJIOt0t0l0iDiDtDiOiiJtDf0tDiOiOmiOtUIOiDi0IOtOf0iO'U,0iaJtUt0l0f0^ MM4.m.mM,M,M,P,M.M.M,Mm,M.m,ft, ftftft, MMftMftftftMftRKftftMftftUftRM.ftftMftMfteiRM. XXXXKM. XXXXXlKXKKXKKXXXXKKXXKXXXx>-.XXKXK4.XXXXXr.XXXXXX TO X > E Qj m H G b m TO G -H QJ QJ > 4 ir 11 TO tH LU G HH -G tc H o TO G b . G O --H G G Mh P m O hH 4-J >i P TO PhMh 4-> C r 1 TO *rH TO CU . tt C4 r*-> CU TO OJ JP i-H P Cu = Sis' 3 P. r* -3 OI TO t+XZ TO E 4-9 hH m Cm E tj X ** ft E B QJ U 0 TO TO UJ TJ +* Cm E Ph E O QJ K P Qj G p. MH QJ 43 E XZ . .4- t in O TO " ICJ 3 3 h Qj tj: C E ft. E *^ . rB G E 4* G TO C QJ Q) 44 ft Qj TJ O JJ fc O CU 4J> r. H 4-3 E E tO ft JP 4- TO -rH TO fc-. 10 G TO 4-J m h*0 QJ m OJ QJ O G p 3> OJ t- E J ID TH Gm to o HH S3 *-9 g in Cm *. TO MH ,H M 4-> QJ 3 TO XZ in in jp O 43 TO 4 . - QJ 3 ft 3 fc-> *. Qj 4-5 i- 3 E ft jE TO O C3T O ft r"U ^ -UV 3 ca MM I S> JJ o E -j.- Jje jh id O O *.. TJ B O O O O O --. G ft II J33 J33 10 UJ O- _B -E _E XZ XZ rE UL E E CJ ft MM LU JP h |i O O O O o ii o o 4- 1 1 OJ OJ ft ft HHpQJUJQjQJQJ-J QJ K ft -en- P, O O J33 JP 43 O o o in JP JP J33 Qj cj O O E 43 cu QJ 01 ft >. 3 -en- 43 O QJ CD X 4. JP in 44 JP w E o ID 4 QJ o JJ 4, Mm 1 QJ Qj 44 ft He in -4 10 Qj S3 O Cm 43 3 TJ QJ 44 J= at at at ft 43 i I CSlVCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSeSCSCSCSCSCSCSCScScSCSCSCS^ Q) > OJ CM ft Ifj Ol ft CV PJ T" IC) CD CM CL) CJ) P -3 JP EH !DtOti31tOtDtDtDtDtDfDIO-tUtOtOIDiUIOtotDtotT)tOIOtDfDtOtOtOtOiDtDtOii3)tO'OfOt^ e>4iCjftftCiutJftejMeje3Cj4UOftftOluOCJc. UOftMMiiuCjDiMOftocjiTeul_'i-.4.cilHUOC30Cuo in m in tf> u< in en tf, in in 1/1 tf) en en en tf) in tf) tf, in u, 1/1 in tf, in en in in in en in 1/1 en in in in in in in u in in in in in tf, m in in m rDIOtDiOtDIDtOtDIUIOtDfDtOtolDi01D!UiOCUiuiDtDIOiOIO!OiDIDtOi~tui-ro RftftftMftftftftMftftMftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftRftftftftftftftMRftMMftMftftftrJft. XXKXrcXKXXXXXKXXXW>,;XXXKlv.Kr.-KxXXXXXI-JXKKXKXXKXKxXXXr. X o- i o fc-. E to i l X. O 44 i 1 O -H G -* P. QJ G p t> rH P o 4- -H O >. B Mh > Mh G QJ Mh o o CJ o G 4jjD > P V * c O E r-i m -h 4-9 F m TO H G E V eu > P. TO -m- G > QJ E 44 tin \s in 44 10 o o P -H> ->H ft o. 3 G 4J> K K o t -m- l-H - -uv ft o 3 E o o ft o O ft QJ 4-> XZ K x: k QJ 4.43 4-9 m O -h O hH ID in P OJ qj eu QJ t-H fc-. O ft a 43 ft- ft. 1 3 ^M. : QJ * X B 60 eu HM ft TJ o >m a QJ ft S3 OJ tfl ID 0-MJ3 44 II - O o QJ -4 43 CU J o o o S3 S3 J- OrC XZ - o O XZ o O Cm. ,E Qj o uj QJ Ii O QJ 4-> QJ E o TO >> *-> > -m- m QJ ft O QJ ft G 4-9 O ID Qj ii \ -C m G o p Qj rO MH -m- HH QJ 43 4-9 O UJ tt JP -4 E in vH CU G -c O E G 3 TO Qj *-< JE 4-> Ht -It H4- hH -t CS CS CS CS cs cs cs cs cs cs cstsc^cscscscscscvcscscstSiScsescscscscscscscjcs cs cs ts CU T^L>jt*j^u)c^^aiojC-jHCv3ito^u^cD->cucj^ CS CS CS CS TOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO^TOTOTOTOTOTO TO TO TO TO C 4.GCJ GO'-H-GUC'. GG-C. GOtJs-_CJOCJG U O g G O G G>OwOOgg-CJG-g QJ rH T, ft E ft Cif. ID ft E 3 QJ QJ E QJ 3 J33 QJ Ql ft J33 B Eh H QJ E r-^ G th QJ MH -r-9 .-. 44 tf) -4 TO ... O 0> : Cm. ft .4 XZ c 4-9 ^H Qj j*3 rH +* TO iH TO QJ Mh 1 O TO TO QJ 10 ft E CD rH -E 3 CUJ 4-9 p,^ > E H/V HUE hm in rn ^ H-t v eu Cm 4, 44 - Qj o xJ i-H jP 43 X K Hi 49 cu 3 -m- -m- rO O OJ ID QJ c*_J TO E S3 S3 43 M rH rH rH G rH 1 1 rH -rH Pm OJ > hH 4- ft. Cm -m- ft o o * m Qj O o hH H hH ,0 QJ 43 m/ in Ph U 4>yjrH in 43 43 B O B "H. X K h UJ w QJ E E -m- 4H9 Qj Oi H/r XZ r* " ' p m *-> to -uv -H rH hH tf) E S3 m ul 4 E S3 3 3 p uj cu -m- O -E- 3 CU QJ ft -B .4 to m 4-9 ._l ft ft 4-H ft QJ 4 J33 4-9 \ 3 K E ft uj _b m QJ ft rH 4-> Qj ... TO o \ c QJ *.:: . >. o J> C rE QJ m MH II TO O jp rH hh tl O O QJ H 4-9 O O O O .-a QJ mh * -E -E O O O O -E UJ _E -B JE \ U O E E * O G - " rB XZ C- O O O U Uj QJ QJ O O -C O O QJ QJ It O QJ QJ QJ Qj mh XZ QJ OJ OJ t 5 TO -m- E tn QJ UJ 4-* 1 N r> rt H)J> m O rrj -E TO O QJ OJ G rH qj o o* cu m J33 at at at 44 43 PJ CJ CD ft Oi 3 44 O ft >3SiSCSe3vCSCScSCSCSCScSCSCSCSCS<3SCSCSCSCSCStSS cr QJ 4 fc" U CD rH ft IV PJ cji U J CO t> QJ O) CS ft CV PJ -CP If) O O) CS ft IV PJ cp U i CO IS O) CS ft CD CD QJ W PJ -if If) Clj M) Ol IS M CC PJ ir, in tM n ^, UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ UJ L4 C- 4 re. tv n- p. [4 UJ CD CD CO CD CD CD CD CD CO CD [> [> a, u_, yj ^ w U) qj CD CU CD Ul U) O) UIUIIJIUj CJ) U, CJ1 CS ft ' -H -1 -H -H HHHHHHHHHrlHHrlHHHHHHHHHHHHHHrlHrtrlrlCV 3 JP Eh li > HJV H H/V Hh /X ^ IUI * K E Kh/> W rH v>- *-9 /"\ rH m rH 1 H 1 fc> r-i HJ> x-m- X H 14 JP J33 ' XZ hH V H \ O I, 4G O rH QJ 3 OJ HH K K QJ 4* P -m- HJ> 3 H/V E r-i H TO 1 1 G 4-9 O O -tfl m ,C K -E K O Qj U hH O -H G 4H QJ P. QJ A J-H B QJ : hH 4-9 rO p o \ C QJ CJ -E UJ m QJ o Mh JE it 4H i K : Qj hh QJ QJ ft CM Ce. E E ft I N cs O O TJ 4- jp ja io ft Cm JP ft O ft QJ X at at at ft Cm QJ OJ ft Qj Pj CD CSCSCScSCS&CScScSCSCSCSCSCSiSCScSCSCSCSCSCS.^cS ftCMPj-4pujcoLMcDOjcsftivpjTrirjMOi>wo)iSfte>jpj'cPLrj4Di>coOicSi cs cs cs cs cs cs cs CS CS ft .- -4 ft . ft -4 M ft -4 IV CV CV CM tv CV IM IV cv cv Pj IV CV IV IV IV IV IV CV IV CV IV CV IV CV IV IV CV IV IV CV IV IV CV IV IV IV IV IV CV IV IOtDIOt0tDt0t0IOtOtDtulOfDt0tutulOtDI0tDI0IOi0tDtDIDt0ICtDiD CJe.-' eHOlMiMOe-MiC.' c. ucie3CJt_,MJUOC--3DiMC_,UM;UOiH4M ./i tf'mtf'm ir. inmin en tfitf en tf'tftfitfiininintf-inintfitfimtf. minm IDtOfCltolUtOIDIOtOtOtOiOtOtOfDIOtOtDiOIOfOtDtOiOtDtDtOiCteitO ftftft ft ft ft ft ft M M, ftMftftM ftftMft. ftr-MftftM ft ft ft ft ft ft XxXXXXXXKXXXKKXXXXXK XKKXXXXXXX . ft OJ 4-3 TJ E TJ O CC, O tf) ft m B Cm B ft O 44 O <0 E -i m 3 o E JC UJ in ft in TJ E m JO OJ en e: o eg 4J TJ P. to ID TJ o ft & E 3 B tf O 3 m E 0) in * O en o m t'jP QJ m >> ft O ID TJ 3 1-4 m 1) ft 3 10 Cm in 3 3 m tj in ftft 3 TJ m ch 3 OJ 10 <0 ft ft OJ in j33 ft TJ qj 01 JP in .3 3 TJ <- hi) > 43 to y ft o B OI r*4 in o 3 O 3 3 QJ QJ OJ 3 in ft o in ui JP ft m to 10 .0 ft .- .E ftft CP mC p. ft 01 O PC E 3 O ft ft E o TH 43 QJ ft. 3 O O QJ 3* m b b O 43 JP m 3 OJ TJ 1) en ft ft Oj m th CS CS CS CS ISCSCSCSCScStSeScScSCSClJcSCSCSCSCSCScScScSCSCSCScScScSCS OJ 3 Qj ftCVPJ^U)COi>CDDJcSfte\JPj^rLniDL^CDO)CSft'VPO-M'U"jCOi>ajOJC3i)ftCV ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ev CM CV IV CM CM CM CM CM CM PJ PJ PJ TO TO T=> TO TO TO TO TO TZ. *C TO TO TO TOTOTO TOTOTOTOTO'OTOTOTOTO'O'CJTOTOTOTO G G G G G G G G G G G G G jj- G G G G GGGGGGGGGGGG G> -j G O G t_> U CJ O o o O O G>OOOOg>OOGG>Og'Og>Og>OOG r* 4* .* -S 4 -* -ft 4-ft >3-*-4->3^>aS44--S4 2 3 3 - * S3-* m m m m Ul Ui l/l m m in m i/i in m m ut m m i/i vi m m m m m m i/i m i/i m m m m m m m m m m m m m in m m mmmmmmmminininin m m m m in in tn ID i-h TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO l-H rH Gh Gh ii G. r- r-> Mi m. Gi G- Gh r_-G^G-r-ftG-^r--4G4^r-4.-^r--,G-G^ X X X. X X X K X rS X X X X XKXXKKKKKKXXXKKXKXK oj ft Jp E 4 4* LU ft 4ft to > O ft ft ft ft ft p to O 4.4, OJ ft ft O QJ ft 43 JP TJ O -3 13 B QJ E IO tO E E E TJ ft fc O OJ 3 O O ft 43 43 3 B QJ ft QJ ft TJ TJ O ft 3 3 3 ft TJ ft ft ft 3 E 43 o 10 z tf) E : Qj o ft ' E JP MM OJ 3 O ft 01 O O "5 ft IS. O 43 3 MM ./>, MM 10 O TJ ft ft 3 O ft en tf) ft 43 z QJ ft: o cv w tn o y cv E a 3 43 ft MM tf) QJ ft E U JP TJ CO QJ O Eh CV Eh 43 B W) OI ft T3) C m to b o CM > ft o t> Cm qj m oi tJ js O OJ JE jP E ft ft -h tn tV043 10 O ft ft B E 3 JP OJ ft QJ E QJ O JP 43 QJ O 43 Oil Eh 433 EH ID en ft E ft Qj I QJ o: ft ftft,-' ft O TJ 3 11 3 O Jj-S ft ft ft jp: ft OJ z ty p ft CO in o Oh tfl QJ fc-, PJ QJ O JP CU J= P.4J Dm Uj cm O 3 tfl ttu ft, -4 E QJ C4 Cs 4 QJ ft E TJ J33 JP tD PJ I 3 II 43 en ro 3 O O 01 at at at at at at cr x ft 3 B ft QJ CU ft CD cJ- UJ -4 th Sl3SCSCSCSCScScScSCSCScSCSCSeSCSCSCSCScScSCS^cScSCSC^ Cu 3 ?P ftCvPJ.ePcr)cDi>a)CjiiSftCvpj'ctiiCjCDiVC4jO>KftCvrj'^ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft CV CM IV CV IV CV CV CV IV tV PJ PJ PJ PJ E G B G G G B E G E E G G C B G G G G G E G G G E E c G G G G c c E QJ QJ QJ UJ QJ OJ UJ OJ QJ CU QJ UJ UJ QJ UJ QJ OJ UJ UJ QJ UJ QJ QJ UJ QJ QJ QJ Qj QJ UJ QJ QJ (JJ Qj TO TO TO TD TO td TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TD TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TO TD TD TD TO TO TO TD TO TO -G JG -G -G -G XZ JG XZ XZ JE jE JE JE XZ E JG XZ XZ xz xz xz xz xz xz JE XZ xz -E XZ XZ JZ JE -B ei to tototo totototototototototototototototototototototototo to totototo -rH .HH^UHGHrHrHrHr-Llr-HrHr-'nrHE^ mh KKKKKKXKKXKKKKXKXXKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK 3 1 JP ft . . E OJ CU ft 43 ft en 44 Tl in Oi E ft 44 p ft en M E QJ cv OJ E ft Cm QJ O 43 jp QJ th 43 TJ E en S3 -H Qj en ft H 3 3 jP hH QJ E TJ ft 3 43 K ft 10 QJ ft B E OJ ft E OJ ft ID QJ E Cm 44 OO to J33 3 ft > O Tl O TH 43 OD to E QJ in 3 OI QJ O S3 S3 CV QJ in O ft ft ft D 43 rH E ID hH ft O HH ID 1) cm tfl 43 Cm 43 Cm E ft ft 01 QJ O 10 Qj 43 tH QJ tf) JP B J33 QJ 1 Cm JP tfl .3 O QJ 43 JP E 43 QJ 44 E 43 44 10 ft 1) 43 10 ft ft 44 P.rH ft E OJ ft ft HL O 44 o en QJ E ft Cm QJ 3 43 OI 4 QJ OJ QJ JP E J33 43 fc in QJ J= 43 01 K QJ 43 E 10 3 JP 3 . S3 W hH E 43 en tfl 43 Eh ft OJ E ft ft tfl ID ft QJ JP Cm OJ QJ OJ tfl QJ OJ 3 JP 43 O > JJ 43 ft MM J3 C- 3 E -a 43 Cm 43 44 E a ft CM OJ 01 O 44 Oj 00 3 QJ QJ E 3 43 3 E- ft TH E E en 10 o E in CU IO tfl ft <; 44 B B 43 E ft QJ QJ E 43 IO E E in ID OJ 01 OJ TJ QJ ft ft 3 ft tfl 10 ft 43 . eu E QJ J33 QJ TH CUJ K 43 .3 43 tfl QJ O ft -eiv JP : 3 o tfl E 3 JP JP ft K 43 3 4H TJ 43 ft cu 43 o O QJ E ft QJ OJ 44 OJ o en TJ PiJm S3 3 Cm QJ TJ 3 E B S3 S3 Jh E- cf 44 ft in ft JP E 1 1 OJ o o o -tfv 43 > QJ QJ to tJ 43 10 QJ QJ Qj O in > QJ 1 MH O O ft 3 ID 43 . 43 4 43 S3 S3 ft S3 in 43 ft du oj in O O QJ ft ft 44 B i-H ft QJ QJ QJ O JP O K ft 44 ft X 43 K OL tH Eh ft, QJ ft JJC Cm OJ -uv IO o ft 1 QJ 1 JP QJ O in 4J> en TJ OJ O O 3 O >4 B QJ ft S3 QJ TJ 43 ~-m JP tfl 01 ft ft IQ E O to QJ 44 JC ft 3 QJ 44 Qj o ft 44 43 44 ft Z JP PJ Oj O) ft " P- KX OJ 3 II o JP O atatatatasatataratatatatatat ctk 01 3 TJ CD cU CSC9C9C>)CMC>)l3)^SC.ISISISSISCSS SftlVPJ4CPU>lj3l>lJjCnCSftC\IPJft CM Mr ew l w m. ft_, CVre, fjKl T*-4. UJIT, CDm(M.CDU,t> CD UJ CS pj mu ^ CV CV IV CV IV PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ -cr T^ -cr -cr cr -CT -cr T T -CJ4 U J ftftftiiftrHfti-Hftftft ftiI rHM4ftft44rHftl-4ftrH ftftftrHft J*, ft, ..ftft-MftftftftiIftlIftfttI ftftftt-H ^44ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft"-lft-Hftftftftft-ft 4 G' 4-J 4-9 ^MMMMM4343MMMM43MM43MM43Mr.MMMMMM43MMMt34343MHMMMM43M43MMMlJ43MMG 4-9 4-J 4G . *" H-" * ^- h ' - Hr* 4-t-r(c.r-r-c.fPcT?C3r-C~ i~ GGEEGGGGBEGEGGGGCGECGGC-__4 c . E_ C GC CL^r-c.G E G r-. : r-.i-Hr^r.r-r-r-.G C G C E E E G E E LGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGr-HGr-GGGGGGG,GGGGGGGGGGGGGfc-,r-.G4-,G llirHrHG-rHrHr-HG,G,M.r-HM,M,^ xXKXKKhKK> TJ QJ Q ft) ft w ft Eh CS CM CC CV w PC Cm fti QJ Cm 3 rH Cm CO ft o Cq ft CP o o fcH = 3333 X H/V o o o o : r K C JP jp JP ft 4/V O O O ft MM o o O CJ QJ OI QJ Qj O JP Jp S3 S3 ft O O ft QJ QJ QJ OJ rH X in- tO Cm E >3 1 fcl Hfr O TJ o CV ft O O OJ JP to S3 If) to JP JP QJ ft OJ O to OJ O O rH Qj ft QJ o ft QJ OJ tfl Pj CD CD CS ft tii i-H CSeSCSCSCSC^JCSCSCSCSCSCiJCSCSCSCSCSCSCSQ -3 ft ft qj fti^pj4H4U)ioi>ajijiiSfti\jij/jT*,Ln>DL>mcT^ ft e UjujUJUjujuJUjUjUJCDC0CDCDlDCOeOCDCO4jl>C4C-L^C>C4i4L^C4t>CDCDUJCDCD 1*4 -4 QJ QJ OJ OJ QJ OJ QJ u QJ Cv QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ OJ QJ QJ QJ QJ CV CU QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ QJ CL ft u E e_ E 13- ft E E E E C. ft E E ft E ft i- E ft E E E E E E E B E E E c r-l MftftftftftMftftMMCftftt-ftftftftftftMftMftftftftftftftftMft 44 MftftftMftftMMftftftftftMftftMftftftftftftftftftftftftftftMftft Cm xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >. Cm 44 03 QJ 44 a. QJ tfl 43 3 Qj O 3 r-t r- O QJ 3 >>TJ QJ O 43 J33 >, . 4. QJ 43 Eh C3 ft TJ E O QJ ft, ft QJ >0 E CJ ft 10 tfl B OJ E 3 tfl TJ ft OJ QJ Oj ft 4. i-\ o TJ 0) tfl -3 > _M 3 ft ft TJ B tfl -43 ft m c o 43 Cm -t 10 O ft uj o h E . JP E tf) ft O E E QJ QJ 11 ft ft E E 10 01 o 3 J3 003 ft O o QJ E ft OI B ft CT 43 10 QJ 10 O >fti S3 O 01 in 00 t 3 43 QJ ft tfl ft O tfl to tfl 43 ft OI > QJ 44 43 qj in 00 ft ft o x; ID JP tfl tfl 3 E W B ft 43 43 JP QJ E OJ ft OI QJ 44 D ft rH ft 3 O ft ft OOrH E 3 . tfl E OJ 3 3 cr ft tD 10 65 ft HH = > to QJ o m fc tfl to rH QJ U E 3 >i ft jp r m E E OJ _ O m ft o O >, to JP 00 tH M ft to OOO O to QJ ' o to B 10 CM ftft OJ QJ tfl CU S3 E- 4. -H TJ Cm Qj E QJ TJ o o o o o to 10 ft 3 ft E JP JP JP JP JP E F 3 y to o o o o o o ' eu ft. . ft qj qj oi QJ QJ PJ fc* 0j in en cm. m eX jo QJ ft: QJ tn B Eh 0-ft,4- O) U ft 44 Ch CS o tD 44 ftJJ ft in oj ft UJ S p 11 U O ft o O IT, .3 cv ft jo en oi ft tfi OJ 01 CV JP JP ft J33 JP 10 ft cr X o CJ C 3,3 ft cm jP U Ch to O ft QJ K atatatatatatatatatatu E O ft E tf) ft 43 QJ OJ E QJ CU ft QJ cs u, cs ft cscscscs fttVtO-cj*u_jCO>CLU)iSftlAJPJ-crUJlDi>cX)CncSft.\ic-J'ct'eOW ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV CV IV CV IV CV CV IV IV IV PJ PJ PJ PJ Pj pj pj pj pj pj -cr 4T .J. tr 4J4 .j. 43- .j. ^. 10 ID ID CO ID ID ID 10 ID 10 ID ID m ID 10 If. to ID ID 10 ID 10 10 10 10 to IO ID ID IO tO to ro 10 ID to to to ID CO 10 ID ID to ID ID to t- t- t- r- t- r- t- t- t- r- t- fc fc fc fc fc fc fc fc fc b cr F F F h F h h F F fc tr fc fc b fc fc t fc fc fc F r F F F F r cu 1) CU QJ 1) CU 1 QJ CU ID QJ Qj QJ LU cu QJ CU QJ 1 UJ CU CD Cu cu CV CU CD OJ CU CU CD CD LU LU 01 QJ Cu QJ CD eu CD QJ QJ 0, 0> cu Qi Oi Qj 3> 4- fc- fc* M- fc* r> fc* 5> fc* fc* fc* fc- fc- fc* 3> fc- fc- fc* 3* fc* fc- fc- fc* fc- fc- 3> fc* fc* > T > > 4 > 4 4 > > 4 T fc* fc- > > fc* fc* > (JJUjUJQJU-'UJQJUJU-'QJUJQJUJUJQJUJUJQJU^ o UUG'OUOOg'.iJGgOOOOUOU Cu QjujQjQjUJCLiQjajQjQjQjCUaJQjQ1^ QjQJCLJQjQJUJQJajOJQjQjQJ QjQjQJUJQJQjQJ-j-JUJ(ijU>QJQJUJQjQjlU G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G G KKXKKr;KKKKKKKXKKKr in 44 TJ Qj QJ ft TH 1 -4 43 44 E QJ QJ S3 QJ 43 J31 4, 3 M-< en fc-. 3 to E QJ CD -4 E ft io Cm E 00 S3 ft M in E QJ tH to QJ CD QJ l-H 43 ft JP 43 JP in 43 tfl E in Cm ft QJ 44 E to ft 3 X ft J= 3 ft ft K QJ cv 44 43 3 00 QJ JP 3 ft QJ 43 O B 43 O 3 E JP QJ ft O fc-. ft ft ft E 43 Qj o QJ 10 OJ QJ QJ ft Cm 44 in CD 10 S3 b -E 43 44 44 J33 43 QJ tH to Cm ft. tfl 43 QJ Cm rH E ft tfl C ft ft JP * ID QJ OJ 1 Cc aj ft 10 .E ft CD QJ tfl J33 o 43 -tO TJ ft fc fc 3 B to to 10 ft QJ ft. ft s E OJ C)0 . r* ft O OJ JP B TJ ID tfl QJ QJ 43 ft 01 43 ft to QJ 3 ft JP CO tfl E TJ ft fc 44 43 ft CE a 3 CD tfl B to 01 cm ft w -4 44 ft B JP en OJ Eh ft QJ TJ 43 QJ ft 43 . ft ft tfl 01 JP OJ 43 1 <0 CD 4- ft ft JP Cm 43 TH TH a J33 C4 O QJ 43 MM E TH X O in 43 QJ M 43 ft OJ 44 QJ S3 a 43 E O ft o 3 CJ 10 in to m to QJ 44 ft TJ UJ b 44 B B ft 43 TJ QJ E B S3 ft to 10 E CD TJ in <0 10 43 O 3 43 QJ QJ J33 QJ r-sOJ 3 ft Cm E 10 rH E o ID JC -4JJ 43 144 jP O J33 ft 43 43 ft in QJ O tfl z c>JJ hH 3 4*4 to 00 tfl ft 10 JP ft ft ft B 43 * * B 3 in 43 ft K * ft tfl QJ hH E 4 4-3 . 0J CM 3 OJ OOO TJ 43 TJ tfl 43 44 OJ I TJ O 3 JP JP JO ft S ft ftft MH Jp 43 OJ ft cr CJ O ft fc* ft QJ QJ ft X 43 O TIT* -cn- QJ QJ QJ O m fc* cm OI 1 E to O 3 ft ft 3 ID 4 tH Cm S3 S3 ft 1 JP B ft Q0 OJ tf) ft II U CJ B 01 CD rH B rH OJ < tf) OJ QJ QJ 01 QJ O O J= C J33 ft ft ft o II ft JP E 3 43 Eh 44 OL fc4 E C 3 * JX Cm TJ 0. TJ K QJ ID o ft 4J> r- atatatatatatatatat : at at at at tr K QJ ft 3 TJ Ca G lf. G -- E CS) O H m u: rH r-t CS- Cv cs ^ r-i HCun*if)iiji>ajffiSHWrt^in rH IV IV W t\- fJ PJ PJ ^ ,_< ,_ _4 .rH rH rH rH rH t\i t\i CA. CV- l\_ IM P.PJPjPJPJtJPj-^^T-^^rTr-^-^^T^r^ili ajQjQjijjijjaj-jjQjQjcDQjajc^ VHMH-4HMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMH*4HMH*4HMHMHM-r-4HMHM^ QjajQjfljiiJiijai-ijC-'iiJWiijQj-^ Qj KKXKXKKKKKKKKKr^XXKKKKKK^KKKKKKKxKKKKKXKXKKKKKKXKKK K QJ QJ I Qj K QJ . QJ 3 ft 4 1 3 .H E r-4 CV > - 1 "M 1 ft o o o O O TJ O O QJ JP JP S3 0) S3 JP 10 JP S3 QJ CJ O O CU U O CD O Oft QJ QJ QJ en CV QJ ft 01 QJ tfl PJ Oi U) E UJ -H a, O *HrC K Hr- M- -T3 QJ l^OG-C^CiCv Qj > E Qj UJ Uj UJUJ UJiiJliJUJUJUj UJ UJCD UJ CiJCD -AJ UJt.0 t> t> t> [>-> O UJ QJQJQJ ajQjQjQjajQjQjQJQJQjQJQJ QjQJUJQjQJUJQJQjQJ -.4HMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMHMH-Vt,4-HMHMHMH*4HMH( U^1 UJUJQUUjCDQJUJQjuJUJQjQJUjQlQ,UJ QJQt'QJQJQJG Qj QJ U Qj QJ QJ QJQJUJQJQ.UJUJQJUJUJQJQJ QJQJUJQjQJUj QJQJQJ mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ;XKX.r QJ tfl 4-3 ft OJ ft o JO m o O tfl tH ft 01 QJ ft ft JP 10 ft ft ftft E ft 43 Qj QJ QJ to E E JO tfi ft in qj b QJ 43 10 3 Qj >0 JP ft 43 43 O tf) ja -3 tfl e O 10 B QJ 3 ft 1 B E ID S3 ft E OJ K 43 01 01 44 43 UJ tfl o JO tfl E QJ -3 44 43 30 QJ Qj O O O ft jo E TJ ft Cm QJ ft 43 HH QJ ft JP Cm ID QJ 10 E Eh 43 ft E ID 00 10 TJ ft B E E ft. 40 rH -4 tfl OJ in 43 E E ft 43 QJ tfl QJ 43 44 4 IO 44 tfl tfl J3 ft TJ 00 E X ft O O ft X E O 43 OJ K ft QJ 3 eu ft TJ QJ 43 E O - m th a o tfl 10 B fc*..- eu QJ ft o ft fc-; JP QJ 3J ft J3 tfl 44 rH B 43 JO 43 E o 3 tfl QJ tO 43 ft, rH O t S3 TJ 3 C4 3 ft ft 43 E O QJ E E E O 10 tfl CU id 1 el, ft ft to i- r*4 fc E 43 tfl ft > QJ CU Cm ft 10 E Qj dO ID ClO tfl ft 00 MH- CD OI JP O ft 10 3 43 O E tfi ft ft m O ft -H P, tfl OJ B ft 44 64 Eh 4JV in 10 tfl - 3 tp QJ S3 43 # # 3 3 OJ E ft tn qj tfl 3 3 CD QJ JP ft E 00 x: QJ 43 OOO TJ JP ft B 44 Eh 10 3 B E tfl S3 S3 S3 44 ft 444 mm OJ cr 1 1 CD evou > QJ fc -TJ S3 43 10 4JV . QJ Qj 0J o tfl O B E E 1 3 O O X *M ft ft QJ ft - 43 3 JP XI JP -uv S ft ft 3 tfl QJ tfl 3 tJ 0U II o o hH 43 QJ QJ B E rH 4 QJ Cu JP QJ O tfl JP O Cm ftft QJ Qj K - 43 *X B 00 Eh fcn 43 ft o in 3 JO 44 Q) X in QJ 10 O -tfV B -"4ft QJ Cm JP CM 1 QJ 1 JP QJ O ID QJ ft p QJ CD ft, S3 44 p. Z ft ft ft Pj ID Si CD fc **M Oj tf) OJ CM CM K 3 II II X! O atatatatatatatatatatatatatatat o- K > 3 TJ If. cs ft CS QJ ftCVPj--iHU)lHOl>CUO>l&ftCVPj'rt4UJt4^C4ro E ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV IV IV Cv IV CV IV IV CV CV PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ pj rj PJ PJ Tf V V T tr .J" V .J- TT .J! uj ID rOtototOtotOtototororotOtototoivtototototototototOtotoWtotototOtvcotototOfOtocototOIOtOtotOtotoiom E tfcEfcEfcfcfcfcfc-EEfcEEfcfcEtfctEfcEEfcfcEEfcfcfcfcEEfcfcfcfcfcEfctfcEfc-fcfcfcfc: TJTJT3TJtOtOTJT3TJTJTJT3TJTJTJ'*JTJTJT3TJT3T3'13T7TJTJ'OTJTJTJTJTJT3TJTJTJT3TJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJT3T3T4 EEEEEEEBftEC.EEt3ECEEEEECEI-.EEEEEECftEEEEI3.BEE E EEftEEEEEE QJQjQJCDCDlDCDOjOJlDCDllJCDCDlluJQJl'ftQjQJQJlOLDCDl'eDlleuCVl'CDCDQJlQJl in tfl tf) tfi tfi 44 en tfitfitfiintftfitf, tfitfitf, invitfitfiintfiintfiinintfitfientfitfiinentf, tfitfitfiini/iintfitfitfitfienintfitfiin XKKKXXKKKXXKXKXKXXXKKKKKKKXKr-XKXXXKXXKXXKXXKXXKXK Tj: B ft Qj ft in to E o 43 QJ CD QJ ft ft E JP CV 3 OJ 44 43 43 hH 44 3 4. .4 Cm in O to : QJ in fc*. . E aj rH o O ft QJ to B ft 00 B QJ tO -4 (4 OC QJ en E o 0 00 tfl ft Cm in ID QJ QJ in in E ft QJ in y E QJ 0J QJ B j- E S3 3 ft 3 43 43 y P M 43 o 3 tf) tfl TJ fc*3 O fc*ft to S fc-. IS 10 ft 3 tf> 4M> JP CD 00 II * E m in tfl 43 S3 O E QJ .4 QJ E 44 3 QJ tf) 4. fc*. CD ft O , 43 43 fc*. QJ QJ ft B ft 3 43 TJ en B O JP TJ o O E a 3 ft O QJ Cm fc-. ID QJ O O 43 43 fc QJ 1-4 QJ to . E TJ B 44 tfl TH y o QJ ID O QJ 43 10 Tl 43 p ft J33 E JP 0044 tfl ft O ft * to B y X ft 3 fc*. O TJ tfl 44 , 1 E t B 01 tfl u z ft ft QJ fc*. QJ rH QJ in QJ ' "3 Cm tfl 00 tfl ft E 44 43 10 44 E QJ Oi tf) en CD O QJ TJ QJ J33 > 4> tf) ft 43 10 JP B 43 tO 11 QJ 4 43 10 43 0J JP J33 E Cm QJ QJ tfl E E r*. QJ ft 43 ft fc 3 to 4JV CD 33 QJ id JJ to eu O fc tfl CJ ^ JP QJ ft o 10 fcMft) 43 TJ ft B 3 3 B HUH O QJ O tf) CD -3^ fc*. O fc-. OJ M4 CO -tfv *- , S3 TJ it ft * E fc-. QJ ID 3*. in- 43 -m- Cm M-1 "CC OJ o ECS J33000O OO.- . TH fc- S3 S3 OjPJPJSJPZJPjSO K th cv 43 2 cv II O ft QJOOOO OOII 4/v 3 cS o OJ OJ OJQJQJQjEQJQjfc-. ft IO u QJ . i | 44 O OO0J43 E TH . . 4 ; . . ; ; 0L fc-. fclft S3 JP JP ft JP JP OJ ft -in- IO a O O 4-1 o o o tO OOiIX'-OOOCO OO Jp J33 TJ >m E OJ Oj oj EOJQJQItfiQJ.-jEXSjOjOJO J33J33 U OJ O to tfl 40000O DO fc-. 01 OJ OJ Cm JO rH CM 01 OJ CO QJ 01 4,1- OJQJ ft ft ft QJ O OJ ft JP tfl 10 fc- O to B ft r* PJ CU 3*3 4J> E J= O O 3 -O TJ CS ft Uj TH CS 3 ftCVc*J*U)COe>CX)OJCSftl^4PJftUjCDiyCDOJCSftCVtO-*rU)>4J>tt UJ UJ UJ Ul UJ UJ Uj U) UJ UJ mO -Xz IO tJU tJD IJU (O CD U iDIOii-)tOtDIOtDiDtDIOtDiUIDfDiOIOtDtD10ttJtOIOtDiC)IOiDtD10tDIOiOtDtOtOf^ E Efc&fcEfcEfcfcfctfcfcEfcfcfcfcfcEfcfcEtEfcEfcfc&fcfctEfcEEfcEtfcEfcEEfcEfcfcE T3 TJTJ'tOTJTJ'OTJTJ'DTJTJTJtTJTJTJTJ'OTJTJ^TJ'-P'CTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJT^ MEEEEEEEEEEftEEEEEEEftEEEEEC. EEEEEEEEftBEECEEEEftEECEE- CDQJCDQJlCUCuCDCDQJCDeDQJQJCDlCUQJl'CUajleDlQjCDQJOCUOJlJLDCUQJCDlDlCDCDlLDQje^ inininintfitfiintfitfiininintfitfitfitfitfiintfitfiinintfiinininintfitfitf, tfiininintfiintfiintftfienintfiinininintf^init- XXKKKrcKKKKKXKrCXXXKXKXKhlKKKKXXKKrCKXXKXXKXKXXKXKKKXK K 4J> 00 ID CM OJ ft Pj cc U) 10 ft QJ X u. cs ft CSC3.CSC3JCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCS 3 -31 ft Cv to tJ. it) CO O cu Oj cs ft cv pj l3McSCSCSCSiSCScSCSftft4-.ft fOIOtOtotOfOtTJfOtOlOtOtOto tbbttFbFbbbbb TJTJTJTJTJTJTJTJtOTJ TJ TJ tO EEEEEEEE E C E E eu qj cu eu cu 1 cu a, a cu CD QJ CD entfitfitfitfitfitfiintfim tf. in tfi KJXKXKXKXKX XXX 1) QJ 43 J33 3 3 ft OI QJ ft o E E TJ tfl JP tf) QJ QJ C ft 43 QJ QJ 00 X E ft to 3 ft B OJ ft O E 44 ft hH Oi J= ft m o JP 4,43 10 tf) tfl 43 ft oj a 44 0J in M o ft JP 00 o o 00 OJ ft tf) E S3 QJ E JP 44 ft C S3 ft 44 fc*. 3 43 .3 QJ 4 o 4*3 ca hH O QJ O TJ 3 K S3 E rH tf) QJ B oi o Qj O O E S3 to E fc*. ft ft O QJ O E -4 fc-3 -m JP S3 ft E 43 tf| Tl 3 Eh tfl ft O tfl 43 TH qj o o oj ft ft 3 ft ft tio 10 O ft ex ig 10 ft E O B TJ ft D ft m fc O TH ft 0) ft Z tfl 44 O ft ft 3 oooj TH o fc ft ID 3 B E E UJ Oj CD O O jp 1-3 43 -M Cm 0J 10 tfl U ft LP en MM O X 0J Qj O Z Z Cm tf) QJ tfl O ft ft CM 3 33 O tf) 4- tH TJ ft ft z E 43 4H tfl QJ O 0J QJ OJ tfl ft tfl ID ft fc o E- F S3 E ft 3 E HICK M 43 tf) ID fc*. OJ ft ft mm X QJ CD B ft TJ 00 z TH J33 ft E O B 43 44 O E -> O 10 E QJ ft to fcH ID 0J tfl P. TJ mJ Eft 3 tfl ft MH 43 QJ QJ tfi to aj 1) ft 10 MM ft tfl* TJ QJ JP 0J TJ rH PJ OJ 44 Cm JP JP O X atatatatatatatatatatatat4-t x oi 43 3 TJ 0J Uj CS i I CSCSCSISCSCSCStSC3)CSCSCS 3 -J ftCVtlj-M-UjCDl>.jJC^lSftl\JPJ*rUJiXil>>JJOJCSfte\JPJft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV CV IV CV IV CV CV CV IV CV PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ to Pj pj pj XXXXKKXKXXKKXXXXKKXXXXXXXXXXKX.XXXKKKXX CDQJOJQJQJOJCDCDQJQJajCDOJQJCDQJQJCDllQJCDllllCUCDQJOIQJQJQJOIOlCUQJOICUQJO) ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft fcEfcEfcfcfcEEEEEEEfcfcfcEEEfcEfcEEEtfcEfcfcfcEEEfcfcE CUQJQJluCUQJCDlDQJQJQJCDOiajCUQjQjeuQJQjQvOJOCDOIOQJQjQjQJQJQjeDQjQjQJOll) XXXKi-cKXKXXKXKKXXKKKKKXKKXKKisKKKKXXXXXK en | D MH +-> ft JP E -' -h c m ID O -rH 4-- T- Q, rH E QJ E -h QJ E E fO ft EH G O QJ QJ E E QJ 6-t ---' QJ TO to hh ft cm, 4-i- Oh -rH QJ ft, E QJ o m U1P (h 43 m " to o e m QJ 00ft 01 hH aj e-i +> hvj e E 3 E 43 -c h -C rO m Qj 44 O 3 ** a- E to hh m rH E -4 E 43 G E E fD tD ID ID E ft O lllr (flr* O CJ C 01 E O -3 05 O E G O E ft O tfl m *^ E QJ UJ *H E 4>J *- TO-1 O *-- E -E ft 44 QJ Cj QJ Qj CJ QJ H hh 10 Qj rW in 4-> m g x. HH 43 O QJ E or fD c3 o TO" E rH E +- 4-j - re 11 ft D in: Qj m Qj ftp Hl -Ch m rH QJ in o o CJ n~, QJ 4-> (Li-h*J fc*. H QJ E JE- m Mh -T. oi A JE ->H 4-- ro TO fc* 43 m * E QJ U QJ O 10 10 O Cm u itfx: -*-> e z JP cm o i/l *> ai C -a, m e CC 00 43 4-S 4G. QJ -rH hH O as 43 E tfl 10 rH mm g c (t ID 44 fc*. G ->H QJ E QJ. . E- O QJ 43 QJ sh je m ii o to O je E -> m TO E to G ft CD E m QJ E Ph o OJ F >*+ ->. E hH Ej4-> ID JP 43 QJ id o tv eu e to E 43 43 ft r~i -C rH -rH G TO ft E 10 4-- CL1 Ch Eh G QJ QJ Qj E QJ en ft \n r-t in o - je to ft ft QJ QJ QJ th -o hh m 4J E QJ tfl CM ft a X* (D TO 4J a. 43 E r~4 rH E >-, ft O OJ E Qj TO rH iH QJ rH QJ tO X ft ft E or CJ O (V *-- th -d in p in qj fc-. QJ hH E E m (J hH rG ft T-, *-i m qj in to E 3 -hh cv o QJ -C o D fc*-. 00 E- Kiic^EH^^ O tf) fc-in QJ fc*. ft 3 id QJ O ft -C OJ E 1) fc 3 O or ft QJ ft E O HM co en 43 0J or QJ O E 1 QJ JP 3 jp ' E '.JJ - M ft TJ en 43 1 ft OS * to II CD JP QJ UJ 43 X 0) E- ft fc-. QJ -en- 00 ft en QJ 43 QJ O TJ 1 tf) QJ -E ID o ft 11 tD atatatataratatatatatatat Qj , E tf X O r-\ casssssssGQss QJ r-i -a -> -S FJ T O O) CS H ty UJ L> rH rH lA. LO -^aJUJOUjU) S. I .\_ O SP J CO UJ 01 C\J UO CD OJ t-J if *ij JJ OI < CO tH rH w .vi C\J ,*J CV ..vi i\i CV CM t\i 0 CO tO fO tO fJ tO fJ O CO il "cT -^ ^TJ-^.^-D^.TJ.T.D-D.^rOiD-D^iDiD'Di^ EEEEGEEGEEEEGGEEEE GEE GEEgEECEEEEEEEEEEEEGE Efctfctt=El--Et=l= qj GrH)nGGGGiHGGG.GGGrHGGH*HGGiH^-rH-H^HrHiHG--GGGGGGGGrHi-lGG (L' a1 Cm- (L1 a> a.- a.1 H cu a oj tij qj ai (ij cli cj il (b il a> tii ^ Ci oj a- ii a. a Cj a, a. a c a. a. 0; a a- a, a- c Q- ,_4| 4JJ49p^4--P*rJ<->4*- 10 o E S3 E 3 E G QJ QJ : Jp 4-- O 43 z JP TH E 3 in Eh QJ QJ QJ tn fc 4-> 3 fcH tC m QJ en G >- JP tf) m MH E OS rH QJ Eh UDXZ I QJ O 4-> JO rH O E UJ G CP XZ 4H >. 11 10 QJ r-i QJ E B JP 3d m 4-J 3 tO tfl OM *-- E ID tfl i-H O m QJ ft ft 1) rH G 1) QJ X J33 rH G tn TJ in CD T- TH p TO o > 44 G O fc CD D G ft 1) -4 E E QJ ft 43 ft QJ fc m tfl JP fc* O E o fc". -4 CJ -C bXJ U G D rH Uj * TJ O G O . 1 O CJ JP r~i G ox 4M O 10 u G4 QJ CM il E ft JP CD 3 00 QJ O o ft jP atatatatatatatatoj in 3 PJ CU CS -4 i-H CSCSCSCSCSCbJCSCSCSlSCSCSeSCSCSOS PJ 11 U. CS 44 ftWpj-^inio^ajoi.SftiMPi'rujcocVcjjuJCSftivpj-cjjuic^ UJ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft IV CV IV CV CV IV CV CV CV IV PJ PJ 4-.' 441 4t- 4,4- MU OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOC-OOOOOOO- ' V Ml *44. MJ Wt VJ C4-. l_J M. M_J ft jPj33JmjPJPJMj33JPJMJPJ3:J33JPj33JP JPjPJHj3JJ3CJ3)JOj33-EjPjPJCjPjOJM'J33 ft 333333333333333. 3333333333333333 _- Mr- 4." C_ . X X Xit X XXXXKXXKXKXXttfliL-WkT-'k WVIi-l/ XXXXXX XXXXXXXIKX je: . : m I II HHrQ . QJ - f--^ -* E QJ | Qj z- i-- oj xz c -h- m i-O ;>, e m : E G H-H z 4-J fD E H-, tf. =1 4-3 *- O E rH TO TTJ H CJ E c G _* O -G Q. Qj (L E o QJ-* Qj iD S -C Qj -V o C_ >i4GI o X m XZ K CJ I/: *J iD m r^i h-h QJ O -C * * H G -* QJ G *o JP 4-s . G O H-H O 4-3 (h E 3 hh O ID >4, G G, -4H E O QJ O o -S rH jl *-> QJ -**** E C > QJr- Q.I -E QJ r*. E G> 4-3 4-3 ,0 trH rH O -D QJ > hH G -D -w ID hh rH TJ - I h-h O QJ E -t OJ -rH e m m g H D m l/l TJH 1. m <*D -* E QJ O E ID -D QJ G QJ OJr-, J3 QJ G O > H O E E QJ E QJ *J m -0 e c 3 O T3 - r-i . G rH tH -^-^ , , c . , 4-3 G rH rH L\J * to in T4 tH CV 1 E n O id: QJ C >P u CD 4-3 OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOO c\D tf EjOJ33J=jOjOj33j33J33J33J=.C.EJ3:j3:j33X:j33 Ci C- QJ O C O CJ CJ C CJ O C CJ CJ O CJ O O CJ ft QJlQJQJQJlUCDQJl, CUll'CDI'QjUl a cj ft *4 E 0) C 1 P H CJ 4- J33 QJ atatHj-atatatatatatarat T X Ql PJ CJ OJ M 0) P 4-M C en Cm' O .. ft44 CSSCSCSCSCSCSCS-SCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCStSS Oj QJ PJ > .. CU cr ft ei..' C-- cm L4 "). Cj;- 4 *J. cs CD : PJ -T UJ CO O) S ft .4 rO eij eu OJ O) CV p J U i eO uj O) !-J *3 J J CL. i> Cjj OI CS ft CV Pj *T J i O > JJ O) efj E 4-Hft4-4r44-44-l4-lft4H. I .V CV CV en CV -J PJ 4J.-.JNJ -j-o*r--ai'cr4j;^'4r44'-c44^4^i-^4 ft ft 3 -P CL CJOJQJUJ'JIJIlJuJajllJIi'lLiElJCuLJ^UjCllCUCUCuLUIDCUCUCUIbCLCJILLJIlJlU ft ft -4 ft ft ft ft ft .4, ft ft .4 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft .M ft ft ft TH ft ft ft ft ft ft ft TH ft TH ft ft th -4, QJ ft ft ft ft ft 44 44 44 . ftftMftftM r~l MftftftMMMMftMMftMMMftMMMMMMMMMMMMft MCMMMMftftftM fc, ft 3*333333333-333333333333333^33333333333333333333334^ 4, XX-CXXXXXXXXMXxXXXJ-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIrXXXXxXXXXXXXXXX 3 =4 CD E cv S3 Cu 3 43 OOO tfl S3 S3 S3 Qj OOO 43 QJ 01 QJ ft O 44 X CC Eh Z o CJ CD 4D E 3 O Qj JP E O QJ CJ II ft QJ rH CS3SJCSCStSeSCSCS"SCS3S)lS-CSSeSCSCSiSCSLSCS^E CD > CU ft -cr -*- -cj- -cr* L- QJ cv PJ JD O Uj O) CS ft eV PJ etj CO O UJ O) -S ft .4 PJ uj CO UJ 0) CS E Li J U J eCJ m J in eD U J u J CO CO O CU CO CD CO CO CO CO L*- C- C*- L-- e4 L4 i> L4 t4 ^ uj QJQJCDQJCU CulDQjCUQJQJlDCUCUCUUJCUUJQJcUeUCD'CUCDCDlDCDQJCDLD M ft ft M ft 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 33333333 333333333 XKXXxXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX X X X X X TJ QJ . ft QJ | E JP fc*. O C S3 S3 Z 43 43 to TH 3 3D4J o tfl ft CP 43 3 ft qj: fc". M 44 fc*. O fc* CU Tl U QJ ft 10 43 ft ft J. E QJ JP 01 en 10 ID ID jp jp OJ ft ft) ft , , fc*3 CU r-4 O 3 cue 033 o F ft E ft 43 H QJ O z en tf) 01 tf) o fc*. E O tfl O en TJ O TJ QJ 3 10 fc*. QJ 44 QJ QJ 43 4 ft ft E 43 Js3 hH 10 ft ft QJ tfl B fc*. JP ft o QJ O 44 jP 43 ft cr >E 101 ft .- en OJ QJ ft in 3 TJ 43 3 -uj Qj CD O B M in E JP 44 fc-. ID O ft QJ ft EH ft tfl 3 ft o. ft O E 1) ft 3 fc*. QJ 11 S3 O o E QJ 3 CC Cm 10 fc*. QJ in ft ft QJ M4 tf) ft E O Z JO in . E O tfl o 43 Ol 3 QJft S-.C-J JP o JP 43 QJ ftj QJ . ft QJ 3 O JP in > TJ E QJ 4-3 3 QJ O QJ QJ ID QJ o JP en 43 E > je! ft OJ 43 in OJft o E i-H OI -4 3 4-3 to en l-H ft JP E tf) 43 in 44 ft CJ ft Qj ft QJ 3 10 tf) CD 4 3 ft to rH E ft 4. Ul B V) Cm ID -rH G QJ 4 0 fc*. r G J-3 O OJ QJ ID E JM -!* CJ 43 F 3 *D CQ 44 C-i F Qj ft OJ F SKSSSSSSSSCS1CS1SISSC.ISS QJ >-h fc* 3 CV -3 TH L* "i e- CD L*- **i coo) rj ui 0) m itji l- QJ ft CU PJ -cr til CO 0J CJ) CS ft ..J PJ uj CO csftcv ur,o cs ivi aj uj oj 0) cs ft reirjii ujcdlmojO) s 3 E ftftC\je%iC>Je\leVCVCVeVCVCVPJPjPJPJPJPJPJpjpJpj^-cr^^.^i^4^^4^^,jj Eh hH UOOOCJOOOOOOOCJOOOOCCJOOOOOOOOOOOCJCJOOOOCJUOOOOCJOOCJOOO enininininentfiininininintfiintfitf)inintfiinintf)ininij-iininintfiintfiintfiinininininininintfitfiintfitfitfitfiin EEEEfcttt tfefcttEEtEfcteEfcEfcttEfcEEfctt EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MftftftMftftftftMMftftftftftftftft ftftft tHftftftftMlMftftft-iftMMMMftMMMMMMMftftMM IL' CL1 CL' CL' CL1 0J CD 1 eu Qj CU ID QJ CD QJ eu LU QJ QJ LU CD UJ CU CD CD cv CD Qj QJ QJ CD QJ Cu CD QJ LU CD CD QJ ID QJ LU Cu CL CD CL CL IL CL 0. OJ 4-3 O E JP 10 43 10 43 JP JJ OJ QJ fttf,ft en Ceift*'-. tO E M3| o JP JJ OI fc*. o o to ftS3 oO 4-3 O E 4oi43 QJ M43ftjH fttf1^'C ft-MMO TJTJ-JM,3 JS ' Eh Tl ft B 4 3 F O 40 ro in en O O o 3 44" 43 ft tfl O CJ E 3 cj a C tfl qj ftc Qj TJ 3 tfi OJ 43 QJ ft qj o ftft ftft 44 JO TJ ft tfl QJ fc*. O QJ 3 pr, 43 E 3 JP 43 3 ft J33 CJ rH ID u 4. "tZ** CD 01 QJ^TJ I OJ CD >:> Cm _-" JP- - Cm- -._ i >- tO -3 QJnu 43 toiii QJui E V iftT. a j-oJp CJ J3E AE ft ftjP eno so- 3 0C ftSEEft QJ ftft O O EH CJ O O 10 ft 43 3 fc*EH Z ft o a fc*.4-3 rMltf) TJCJTJ CJ O QJ 43 ft UJ 'OO E 43 _H QJ X E ft J- ft fc*. to ID QJ JP CD O 3 01 JP E CD 4 CO ft QJJ4 WftjPin 44 J33 03 ft CJTJ043 4,444343 ft l-H 44 CJl, 10 QJ QJ 43 CJ O 6411311 ftJ-3 Oil m ftQJtfl01 tfl +> K If) O S3 ,n 1 1 n, -w d. i . , ... - . ^3 1U It fciC ftfttfl44 ft tf) B ftI 34.-3 .3m ftrH 10 ft OJQJ 4 QJ11 id UJ 43 43 OjPtfltflO ftftft 3 ft O OJ J 3 fc*. B ft B ft en O o S 01 3 O 10 10 to OJ 10ID QJ O OH4 JO tO JO JP E 0J EQJEfc QJ E fc*.QJTJ 10 JP JP ft4 S3 O tfl ft ID ft ft 4-3 43 en ft 44H E -J 4, ft 10 O ft toID QJ OTJ CV tfl J3 QJ 3 JPQJ43JP QJ 43 jPfc^lOfc-. ft S> E E ACPi E 3 ft QJ QJ 01 C2 ft to ft ft CJ1) fc*.fc-0J01 O CM C Jjt3 5a m o jo in Ee 43 ft inft 0 E QJ hHft 0)CU -M. fc*,>, QJ 3 a, .3 ft qj en tf) e 44ft ft OH3 ft i= fc, mz EJ3 O fclHH O tfl 44 QJ .44 CC ft ft E OJ ft f0tO 3 43JX E B CD JC ft oO QJQj oO to EH 43ftOOTH. tflftjPOJen 4-. JO OJ QJ ft ft CD hh TJ3 tflOJ QJ4JEQJ 4J c 1Q3 &CCU 03 ft 4-3 B- (4.43 Eb 10 -S 0433 3E33PO 44ftQJ43ft ft 01 -3 ft < ft 3 C30 CJU 43 QJQj ftmHft ft fti ft A OJ tO tii ft ft fc-s 0>ftO3Ql O 3 033 E -E CU (- fc-lTjUft EtflEEh en E 3 ft +3 O ft O) ft tD ft E JP O 010O to CVJftHjjft 3 E CJ ft ftJe-rHiDMJO C/30JfttflCO QJ 44 tf) QJQJtfl ft ft tfl 0) QJ Qj ft QJ QJ "J1 Jp JO 3J3 ft QJ Eh Eh Ojj ft *er o p-J ft th CSCSCSCSCSCSlCSCSCSCSSICSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSCSeS fc* CD -J rH COtC- L4 QJ ft *T ^1 L4 QJ 4HCVPJ*rUjCJJL*-COCTJCSftC\JPJftUJCiJC4'JJO)CS44leVPj41UJ OJ O) CS CV PJ U) CO OJ O) CS ft IV PJ til CO UJ O) cs 3 E UlulijTjijOUJUIinuiiCjiB-xjiijI'jiO EH ft ft i-H O CJOCJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCJOOOCJOOOUUCJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCJOeJOOOOCJ en tf)tfitfiinininenintfitf)inininininintf)tf)tf)tf)tf)tf)tf)tnintfienintf)inininintfiini/iintfiinintfienininin tH 4444tmhHhHt44444t4hHhH.MhHt4hH44hH44hHhMhHhH44t4t444hHhHhH4Hh4444444hH44hH44hHt4t4t4hH44444444hH4444 fc bbbEhEtEbbbbtEbbbtbEbbhbbEbEbEEEbEtbbbbEb^citbbEbEb 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 , E QJ EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ft tH ftftftftftftftftftftMMftMftftftftftftMMMftftMftftftftMftftftMftMftMMMftMMMMftMMM QJ 44 IDCU-DQJQJCDCDCliQJajajCUCUCUCDQjajlDQJCDQlCUCUCDQJCDCUCDCVajajC^ 43 QJ | fc*.Z c o S3 S3 Z CD 3 43 4 o j< ted en fc-3 in ft 01 Cu ft mH ft ft -L QJ . ; qj mJ ID ID ft S3 jp o ce 43 !. o E LU ft CO 01 ft E F QJ O 01 in OJ in o > E o m z o O TJ QJ E ft M 4 i-H A E ft 10 -rH E, Q) OJ tf) a fc*. rH O JP QJ O ft S3, A E ft 4-> CO QJ ft 4. 3 QJ QJ ft in ft J33 o ft oi 43 A tfl 3 ft ft o E 3 fc-.QJ QJ 43 o E ft OJ 44 to fc*. ft ID 01 MH tfl rH 4 O JP tfl E O tfl tfl 4 QJ 3 QJ ft QJ JP o JP 43 QJ M D ..qj 3 O > E TJ QJ O 01 0) to 01 ft QJ E m 4 43 M ft E in Qj ft ID O TH ft 01 hh 3 43 O 44 ft ft S3 E tfl ft Oft A ft 43 01 3 to tfl E -JJ E 4) fc*. 10 E 1 ft OJ tfl m fc*. B ID ft ft 44 ft 11 ft 10 fc*. j<3 ft ft CJ QJ Jm OJ ID 3 10 MM J-3 E CJ ft 01 . 3 43 B to o ft E PCI ft 03 E 0) 10 ft 3 fc*>ft ft ft JP 10 3 E EH 3 O 43 Qi 3 - Mil QJ O ft, 43 3 10 E fc-.'O fc*. E O -4 QJ QJ E 44 CO c >. jp ft jt: id Cm en 0) ft- t-3 EH M4 E in r4 fti O ft E O JP POr-) 44 c CO OJ Cm O CC) ftrH iSCSCSISCSCSCSCSSCSCSCScSCSCSCSCSCSCScS OJ0) ft > 3 QJ -5 i-H I*- c- C4 L4 QJ "Ji *T o> ft *r L4 CD ft .cj PJ UJ CO UJ O) IS ft CV PJ UJ CO cu a> cs ft cv pj tp in co oj cs cv pj ui co lu a> cs ft cv pj tr u) co cu oi cs 3 E ftftlVC\JC\ieVC\JCNj.VC\JlVeVPJPJPJPJPJPJPJPJPJPJ*T'c}4-cr'cli4r4r^'cp-^p4JiUJ Em 44 3- ?J) .0 'O 3J) <1 t( oj) 4 i0 iB * 14 M hO it 10 ^ IL tC hJJ*jCCVJ 4DHiJClJJe\D,4DHjJ*ADH^HljClJ*04lU*jCHjjHD"JJJC^ 01 EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEi=EE CftftftftftftftMMftftftftftMMftftftMftMftMftMJMftftftftl ft tH MMftftMftMftftMMMMftftft CL' LL' IL' OJ 4 CD CU CD cu QJ Qi QJ CD 1' QJ CD a ID CD 1- CU CD CD CD CD 0.1 CD QJ Cv Cu QJ QJ QJ QJ Cu Qj CD LU LU CD CD CD QJ UJQJQJUJOJQJQJQJQ] QJ 43 O E JP tO 43 10 43 JP ft 43 QJ 43 43 OJ 1) 0) ft m Ceo A > 10 C mJ, o JO HI fc. o o to 43 JP 3 J- O O E Qj ft 43 ft 43-4C,0 TJ 3 M ft tfl to 43 Eh ft A E fc*, 44 Z E 3 E o teo to tfi in O .44 O 03 43 43 44 E tfl O O ft 3 o to B tfl ft: Qj o ; OJTJ 3 ft 43 tfl 01 QJ ft QJ O Aft ftft ft JP TJ ft tfl OI fc* O 43 QJ 3 fc*. E 3 3 JP ft 4 JO O ft to O 4344 . ft ft fc*. qj Ol OJ TJ ft 1 QJ 01 QJ >3 S3 a to ft JP 4 44 10 rJ QJ 4-3 IO QJ 4-3 E OJ tf) b JO O JP E A E ft ft jP in o 3 CS 43 to E E A 43 Eh1 en oj ^,44 O O O O O 10 ft B 43 fc-EH z ft O Oft ft O A fc-, A 43 fc-4- mi m TJ O O OJ 43 ft - OJ o o E : 4-> Jr. QJ H E Jm ft fc*, tD ft 10 QJ tfl S3 QJ O 3 QJ JP B QJ 43 E ft 01 jt| en ft jp 03 A O TJ O 43 ft ft 43 43 Cm QJ ft to qj qj 43 o O Eh QJ 3 01 ftjtl CJ OJ ft OJ tfl 4 tfl O JP tfl O ID fc*. ft ft ft tfl E -J fc*,4-3 43 JS ID ftft ft QJ 44 QJ 10 tH O JP tfl tfl o 43 fc, 3 ft) O 11 ID JX 3 O fc*, c A ; E ft fc* JJ l/l o o E 01 3 O 10 to to 01 10 QJ O O 44 JO 10 JP JP E OJ E QJ E fc*>QJ TJ 10 JP S3 ft JO O en ft id 4-3 ft tfl 43 rH C 43 3 (,,43 10 O 44 ID QJ O TJ cv JP tf) QJ 3 JP QJ JP fc*, 10 4, ft fc* E E A B 3>- OJ QJ D 4 ft 3 10 44 1) fc*. QJ O ft ft _c! HJJ 10 O JO tfl B 43 fc, . tfl M4 ID a n ft QJ ft T QJ 3 Cm -4 QJ 43 tf) tfl E ft ft 3 ft E fc*. tf)Z E JO O fc*,ftft o in ft QJ 4 ft pH 43 ft E QJ ft to P XE -0 Eh QJ jm ft O QJ O 10 43 ft O O TJ tfl 43 JP OJ QJ ft ft Cm ft 33 en 1) QJ 43 B JP3 c\0 CD Cc ft 4-3 333 ft 4-3 E to 3*3 O 43 3 E 3: 3 O 44 fc. CV 4-3 ft .V ft 3 co O cscsscscscscs-scscscscscscscscscsscss QJ fc* CD D fti\ipj^ujcoc4ijjccSftC\jpj"-pu)Coc4ejjo)csftCAjpj-*ru)c^ E uTLnUJJJUJcnuJLIjU)COCOCOC04QCOC0C0C0COL4L4>L4L4C4C4L4,>|4 ft ft i-H hO 'O'0-4lj4nHD-jHlj'j4,40HDHDM*0HjjHC hD Hl>HOMtl4lJ-e0 4DdDHD4D-lDMii:4ClU-HDHjjHU E EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ft MftftftMMftMMMMMMftftftMftftftMMftftfttHftftftMftftftft(HftMftftMMfc,MftftMMMftM QJ QJCUQICUCDCVQICUCDajCDICUCljaJcUCuCDCDCDQJUJCDCUajOJQJOICUl QJ to QJ OJ J= E J= ft TJ M3 tfl O 43 ft E 44 O ft to QJ QJ o E MJ fc3 jP 43 E tO ft tfl o E 23 3 TJ ft o fc-,43 D O fc, QJ ft O fc-, 10 ft. X o 43 id Cm ft QJ tfl Ol O 2 ft TJ ft ID ft CP 3 E 10 TJ QJ QI 43 3 OJ E QJ E tfl OJ E E jp to in en 43 E E teO 3 44 10 -3 QJ B O TJ 3 44 IO ft ft QJ ft O O E 43 tfl QJ 4 E E in 3 ft to 43 QJ JP O O Ol OI E o ft X E O TJ 43 0) 44 4J ft ft HH o fc* ft E C ft 43 tfl ID JP J33 E Z O QJ B 3 ft ID fc-,4 f0 O 44 QJ 33 o 01 E QJ O ftft tfl ft fc, S3 QJ > ft CJ O QJ fc*: 10 ft 4 -4 QJ IX fc-.IX 10 43 ft en E ijj E ft E ft JP ft 44 QJ B 10 Z HJZ ft tfl O ft ft -4 Cm TJ -J mJ O o CIO JP 3 10 QJ G rH tO to OJ E 6jfl 3 TJ ft O CJ ft JP ft E O -i 43 i -TH ft -J QJ oi id in 43 3 hh in ft ft 4-3 HH QJ O > ft Q) O E ft ft hH fc", Ei QJ id E E E ft OJ OJ ft J33 O O G O QJ ft JM to en ft QJ TJ JP QJ fc*. CJ JP 01 3 E X- o en tfl QJ E 43 -4 tJ JP "D QJ QJ ft QJ O 3 O QJ QJ QJ ft _ .. 1) O 44 O ft 4-3 TJ m -G ft 43 JP 3 TJ E tfl 4J JP O E tf) QJ Cm O in QJ O 43 Cm 3 0) TO O EX fc*. QJ Z Eft OJ 43 rH OJ mh ft E 3 E 3 * ft ft K 43 rH E E fc z QJ 01 Cm O fc* QI CJ O CD CD tfl LP fc* tfl tfl >t O QJ 43 E - Z fc*, ft ft O ft 443 ft C QJ tfi in 10 OJ 01 43 ft UJ 4JJ CD fc*-. en 4 3 10 10 ID t3lD43 JP tfl tfl P 3 44 ft Cm ft Cm o in m in o tfl o fc*, m to 10 cm O CVJ4J IX 43 qj 43 E ID JO ft ft E in o in in x ftftft Z O ft 3 o oj oj ft 43 QJ QJ -H LP O ft ft o 3 > fc* z 43 E tO ft 3 ft 3 ft in ft ft rp QJ -H o ft rH 01 OJ --- E QJ 433 CO CO PJ Ar QJ Qj Qj CJJ QJ Qj E JP rC 4-3 O) en jo ft Eh ft ft X QJ ft pj ft 3 E 3 qj Ol CV 2 O ID QJ ft JO 333 Afti LO CV CSCSSiS-S-S-tSCSiCStSi L^ ^ r*j -^ dj CiJ *Jj 0^ CS; ^ CV I^J ^ UJ CjU l-J E h; H H rl H H H H H ri W C\J Cv W Cy t\i CV l\l LVitQ.tO.OtOWf.JfC.-OrO tQ^-^-^-*-^^--^-** TT -$< u J e-i E E E G G E G E E E EEEEEEEEEEEEECEE CE EEGGEEGE E E E C ooooooooooooocoooooooooooooo ooooooooooocooooooo OOO -i-J.G>4-J4J-G>-G4Gi.4_j.G4-;.i-4i-G> OOOOCjOOoGOUOOiLJCJOOOO EEEEEEEEEEEEEPEEEEEEPPEEEEEE PEEpEPPEPPGEPEPPEEP GPP TO TOTOTOTO E TO "O O TO TO O TO TO !_, TO TO O TO TO E TO TO ^TOTOTOTOTO-OTOTO O TO "O TO TO OTOTO^TOTOTOTOTOTO TO TO O OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCJOGOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO G g G G GGGgGGG G G g G G G GGGGGGGGG G G G G G G > 4-* 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4"- 4-3 4-3 4J 4-3 I h-~> G> ,G> 4-3 4-3 '44J4-34-34-34-34H->4-34-34-4J4-34->4J4J 4. p , ; G E E G E EGGGEGGCCGGEEGGEt-'EEEE EGEEG -EEEECEGEGGEG Cc E O 3 43 o Cm 43 P QJ QJ JP QJ QJ O E 44 O G . QJ O E 43 fc*> QJ 4-3 4-*s .*H. tO 4-3 4-3 -TJ r-i A CJ E * -m QJ QJ TO 1* in to t-D *ii, *> JE l/l E E TO E 11 E G QJ ID E hh hH rH hH O m S3 O h-5 H -H+3 43 .. Qj o O =U** ~ JP CD Eh B >-* QJ XZ E t-3 ft OP XZ J-T-rH O o ft A C J33 1 ID XZ Z E 10 4-3 ~H G. E E -D >i *_o <0 E ft QJ i-i P X- X E > CD 01 01 o nh qj p g m ja O TJ 4-a O QJ QJ _\Z O ID 444M* fc, E je m >* E, o O Eh e QJ P tf) tfl Ch E X A m jg MM ft ft tfl rH O 4-> -->H .-, fc. Z 01 QJ -r- m E, 10 tfl 4 > E E Ch E 3 ft CU G rH hh QJ * OJ 3 hi o o TJ i 4-3 01 i o id -vh m O E ft Cm TJ ft MH HH OJ -4H m G fc*, E O ft ft 3 -HO E O QJ QJ HOT) O QJ tH) h JG 4-> ft ft 4* cm oi a Ohmh *- 10 44 10 j-3 U QJ 4-3 QJ TO E OJ E S3 tfl O E fljrlfl C -4 Jp 10 O to 4J Qj e id ft 44 O JP 3 O xz m tn --3 qj X 3 O h m -g> j; m QJ fc*. h m 4-3 m o TJ ^rQ /) -* O G ID U Cm QJ E QJ 4J E G Ol tO in TOP Et -rH QJ 43 fc*, ft E 10 10 QJ - o qj i/i m h-3 > OJ J3E-> 43 TJ > tv-t-E p Ph JP JX 43 O o 4-3 qj o E QJ Ce) 43 CJ ft ft U* > hH O-E ft ft QJ to 43 3 Eh m TO -H sscascsssQSGQcas QJ ft fc* 3 QJ -3 l-H lv u. o) tH c\j "-r m t> u. s> rn lm pj *t -j uj oj - ^ QJ 01 h t*w w * u. *u uj ui s h cv w v ty uj s. to to cu uj cs cv to -_o uj o uj oj -^ 3 E uj o *> t> -> t> -> i> t> -> uj uj uj uj uj uj oj uj uj oi o) -ji uj uj ii) in uj ii) m uj _n uj uj uj uj uj uj uj to uj > uj en oi o cj. u. oi en cs ft 44 eeeggeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeecgeeee eeeeeg eeeee E E E E C E C E oooooooooooooooo oo ooo ooooooooo oooooo ooooo o o o o o o c c ooooooooocouocjcjoooooccjoocjuoouoouooooo cjoooocjcjuoooo o PPPPPPPPEPEPEpEPPP3PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPEPPEppPEpPPpEpE TO TO TO TO OTOTO-OTOTOOTOTOTOTOTO OTOTO-VE'O'O TOTOTO OTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTO TOTOTO O TO TO "O TO TO O TO TO TO "O TO TO OOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOCOOO OOOOOC OG-QO OOOOOOOO O _ G --, h. --, _ --. >- G g G G G G t- G G -H E E G EEEEEEGEEEEEEE G E E G G E G EGEECCCCC ft B QJ '3 33 ft JP B C4 O -ir 10 43 443 3*4 43 ID J- TJ Si a do to fc*. in 01 E E O QJ ID TJ ft ID Jr. ft 10 11 S3 QJ rH 43 en O B tf) E 43 ID to 44 fc", 10 OH I, QJ 43 ft JP O OJft 3 o ft 10 QJ CD > ft Cm JP ft ATJ 3 ID tfl TO ft 43 tD OJ O JP 01 B QJ 3 O TJ fc*, BOA O 43 P 43 QJ 33 rj- ft 3*. O O 43 O tfl MJ X fc\ TJ QJ 10 01 QJ tfl t-a 43 CV U ft JP ft E 10 10 E TJ A43 QJ 10 43 JO O O 1) O tfl o 43 43 QJ ft QJ 3 B to 43 E ft O O QJ OJ fc*.tf) 10 JP 3 01 fc*, K 0 01 QJ 3 ft o > 44 3 3 ft in o eft id fc*, ft cr to a ->3 tj jo ID 43 O CD ft 11 tfl 43 S3 ft ft O to JJS 3 ft QJ in O 43 tfl to ft O jp ft ft tfl JO 10 E fc*, TJ tH S3 QJ 3e043 44 E QJ Cm 3 ft hh QJ 3 10 OJ tO S3 cr jp ft if) 3 E 43 01 tfl 44 O E JP B Ol *JjJft hH 43 10 O 4 43 O JO B i-h Cm ft TJ hm ft en ft ft 4. 01 43 UJ O 43 44 TJ 3 E tfl AE 4-3 tfl E CD ft o ft QJ Cm 43 O 3 JP ft O: ft ft, 3 O A O 3 44 E cr m fc*. fc*, B ft ft tf) OJ rH OJ CD OJ 3 TJ 43 ft (4 B ft JO A4J qj in to o to -43 11 QJ Jm o Qj fc-,-4 ft 10 3c ft cm ajp in z. ft cj a tfl3 to A to oj o 43 10 to E B Aft O 43 10 qj o to in 43 QJ JP rH "3 -4 qj m i-H 43 ft tfl4> 4-3 A QJ CV to OJ ft 4*43 10 K QJ 3 in Jp 43 ft tf) E QJ jp cr 43 E -r4 ID B ft 3 QJ 3 43 tO O ft 3 O cm to TJ -X- fc*3 43 fc*> PJ 3 QJ C E ft3 E ft CD O TJ 4 O p O) 3 44 "I QJ 44 O QJ __- E fc, 43 43 3 JP HH QJ 44 43 PJ en fc*, ftTJ Cu OJ E O TJ 43 O TJ CD ft et) r-t &&&&&&^<&&QSl&&&&ISl&&&&&&&&&&Q&&^&&^&&&&!&&&&&&&^&^t\S>&GZ rHl\i--*UJUJL-ajU. -S/rHCVtO^U^ eS'C43SSSSt_SSHHHH E E E E E E E E E E E EEEEEECG EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG GGCGEEEEC O O O O O O O O O O O OOOOOOOO OOOOO OOO OOOOOOOOO OOOOOO OOO oooouooooooooooooooooocjcejcjooooo OOOOOC CJCJCJ CJOOCJOOCJOOCJ PPPPPPPPPEPEPEEPPPPPEPPPPPPEPPPPPPPPEPEPPPEPEPE PPP TO OTOTO "OTOTO OTJTO -Q TD TD OTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTO "OTOTOTOTOTO TOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTOTO O O OOO oooooooooooooooooo O OOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOO OOOOOOO OOO G GGrftr-G Grft--GGft GGGGGr-iP-r-, G g G G g ,-, - G g GGGGGrnGGGrnGGG^HiGGGU EEC EEEEEEEGEEEEEEECGEEEGEE CEEECEEEEEEC CEcEEEE C E E QJ QJ j- 43 E 3 en A tfl 3 ft QJ O ft O 43 ft JP tfl ft OJ ft ft X3 P 3 43 O E fc-, fc*. OJ ft TJ ft fc. ft S 3 S E ft Cm O QJ 44 Cm QJ JP in in 3 4- ft 3 o ft B 4 E ft fc-,4*; 3 44 3 rH O 10 QJ 3 S3 3UJ 3 E O 43 10 o u fc*ft Tl ft 3 4-3 in en X K TJ tfl 3 r-1 oi E J. E z to in QJ -O rH E to E rH Fp JP Ol o 4-> JP o F QJ ft tfl ft S3 3 X o 43 3 ft ft ft B Z ft to 01 PJ 01 O ft z ftft TH QJ TH JP fc*, E E D ft ft ft 10 JO JSm 3 CD 4H 4M Cm CJ 43 CeD O ft QJ QJ 3 ft E 43 fc*, O" O ft E O O X ID O 43 QJ 01 43 f 1) JP in Qj in 3 fc*. 3 44 ' tH . 4- O i-H ft 3 fc*, H fc*ft o to OJ fcel PJ ft 43 3 M*3 CJ OJ tfl to CD O O) 33 ft tfl JP fc*3 E ft o 3 ft ft O ft B 3 PJ E ft ft QJ 4M O CV QJ ft ft J33 0) o 3 to 3 3 ft CJ in cv i-H tTSCSScSlCSlScSeSCScaCSCSllTSleSS QJ .VPJ*4"UJ-^L4ijJO)lSlftC*JPJHrd)COL4ijJCnc34fte>JPJ^incOe>ll^ 3 cm L4 14 IT) u ) ec ) if") Li l til m ci ) ii J LO CO CO CD CO CO CO CO CO CO c> L> O f> f> c-i-eu EH E B E E E E B E EBBBEEEEEBEEBEEB E B E E E O* O o O O O O O O OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOO O O O O OOCJOOOOO OOOOCJOOOOOOCJOOOOOOOOOO 33333333 333 3333333333333333333 TJTJTJTJTjtrjTJTJ OTJ OOOOOOODOOOO OOOODODO O O OOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOO ft ft M ft fc, fc, ft fc, ft r,MftftMftftftftfc,MftftftftMfcifc!fci E ft B E E E E E E EEEEEEEEEEBEBEEEEEEEEH c < ft 2 6m < E e 6m > in jo > en- b o ft o B o T3 0) -H to TO > 43 O 43 01 10 -43 ft ft a, jo P, E 3 o E o O cTft o ft 3 ft ft P, 43 JO 3 p. 43 TP -E ft 43 H< QJ ft O E 01 MH 4M> E o QJ J3 \z .. u W ft -X- E -3> ft QJ ft ID o o l-H ft 43 E ft T33 43 QJ O nil O E ft J) 43 . E 1) QJ 43 (D T3J HH in TH QJ to- TH B HH 01 B E 43 H3J ft ft \ T3J o O Ol to ft 10 ft ft * QJ E tH ft K E 43 TH 43 QJ CU QJ ft ft 3 B ft 04 J33 o tn c O QJ 3: 13 QJ O 43 ft E O 1 H c c c tf tf tf hH ft hH <= 2- O-ft Mm ft ft 11 QJ T3J T3J OJ OI 01 QJ P P E E E E H rH ft ft ft ft
cs ft cv PJ "cp u) cd oj cji U) uj u) uT uj u) ef) u) U) CD CD CD CO CD CD CD CD CO CD O) ft C- ft CV PJ TT UJ CO UJ OJ CS CV PJ -cr ID CM OJ CS C1J tS CM Pj TT UJ 4J Qj O) CS f4 |M r.- 4 cX' UJ cs UJ U UJ UJ Uj uj U) Ui UJ ID CD CD CD CD CO CD CD CD CD IV CM O t> CM t> Uj CD CD CjJ Uj tjj CD CD UJ O) U> UJ O) UJ Ui O) CJ) UJ CS PJ O QJ ft E .0 O 3 o ft QJ tf) 1 QJ 43 MM 43 TJ ft ft P.JP 3 TH tfl s: 0J 0J ftft 43 44 00 ft Cm ft 0J 43 OJ QJ QJ a oj qj Eh O QJ O J33 JP O S3 E -h m jb O O 00 Eh tfl Eh 43 fcM 33 jr 3 ft 43 ft ID o CM 1 CD 1 JP ft X ft S3 E -l/V 10 fc-. en 1 X : QJ CD 43 01 Jc O O TJ ft ft -M. X! JS to 10 P CD 10 B E CJ O QJ fc* CM i- ft 44 CD QJ ft 01 PJ QJ 3 3 JJ CD ft O 43 -. Oj fc fc- QJ . QJ ft QJ QJ . C HH 4-3 o k fc*TJ > E PO 3 QJ 44 F QJ E -r-t LU 43 o tn S3 rX ID hh m OI EH3 E E- rH C m ft QJ O G QJ CBmI HH O Oi OJ ft o o *c 4-3 G 4- CJ Em JP 10 Cm Qh G .. QJ Qj: EH c QJ cr CJ to ft