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New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
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Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy were riding through the deep, deep woods towards their home, after ad- venturing through the woods for three years. And on the way, they passed many of the little folks with whom they had had adventures long before.
 For instance, there was little Ned Gnome,
 Little Ned Gnome was still living in the cunning little house he had lived in before and he was very glad to see Raggedy Ann and Eagge1y Andy.
 You must come right in and have a dish of ice cream" little Ned Gnome said as soon as he had shaken Raggedy Ann's and Rag gedy Andy's hands,
 And, as the Raggcdys had been riding for quite awhile on their mag ical scootcrs they were very glad to stop and visit with little Ned Gnome.
 Little Ned Gnome. as you may re- member, had magical ice cream soda water fountain in his cunning little living room so it only took him a minute 10 have a large dish of ice cream in front of the Raggcdys and one in front of himself. And, as you may well believe, it only took min ute or less for the ice cream 10 dis appear. So they had six dishes more. This was quite enough.
 I've been having a lot of trouble with new neighbor who just moved in." little New Gnome told the Raggedys lie is a very selfish little person ana causes mo a lot Of trouble when I go out 10 visit the sick little Creatures!' Ned Gnome is q V oodland doctor, you know.
 That is too bad, little Ned Gnome" Raggedy Ann said.
 Indeed, it is" little New Gnome agreed, And as he said this. the front door opened and in walked Mir, Dinkie, And here he is now!" little Ned said
 T didn't know that you were home. little Ned Gnome" Mir. Dinkie said. T just ran over 10 get five or SIX ice cream sodas."
 My goodness! Do you walk right into peoples houses when they arc not at home and help yourself to their things ?" Raggedy Ann asked MT. Dirkie
 MT. Dtnkie wasn't the least asham- ed. When they are not at homo they do not miss the things l take!' Mir. Diakie said.
 Then you deserve 10 be punish ed!" Raggedy Ann said.
 Aha! And how, Miss Raggedy Ann?" Mir. Dinkie asked.
 Little Ned Gnome did not wish for Mir. Dinkie to fight with RaggeJy Ann. or RaEgedy Andy, so he pushed Mr. Dlnlie out of the door Then RaSzedy Ann whispered to lit- tie Ned Gname and she aud Raggedy Andy and Iittie Ned Gaome walked out of the house and down the path.
 Mir. Din1ie was watching them from behind some EBshes and as soon as the Rssgedys and Ned Gnnrpe were out Of sight he ran into Ned Gron1e kcuse,
 Nov, Mr ninkie did not knoT Y but the Rasgedys and Ned Gnor Aad only gone far enough to fool
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

During the bathing and vacation season it Is well to watch with care for bruises, scratches and abrasionS on ones feet and hands.
 Sharp stones often cut the feet while in water. If the water is not pure there is grave danger of in- lection.
 Scratches on the hands also arc common with vaCationists.
 A good and simple remedy in either case is iodine. If iodine is applied quickly enough after the wound is made there is small dan. ger from infection.
 Weakened carbolic acid also Is good,
 Discoloration of the skin will re-
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
The Proof of His Identity Which
 "stc,e" Gives to Madge

"Slrvc's" voice held so triumphant md gloaliug Il note as he told me tr Mother Graham's belief that he Was her slcpson and its effect upon my actions, that l thought il high ime to dullate the balloon of his prclrnsions But l trembled lest herv really be some substance in nts, claims, although l fatter myself .hu, he hal no suspicion of my rnmors,
 "AIl this talk IS doing no good" 1 began firmly
 "l agree with you' he interrupt ed, "lrs getting us nowhere"
 "Thcn please do not interrupt me usaIn," said icily, and to my sur prise he uttered a courteous, "l beg your pardon" and relap8cd into silence,
 You have made certain ctaims.' 1 began Iudtcially, which you are perfectly right in saying my mother in-law believes, although she would be oNerjoycd if she could be con- vnccd that the claims were false. She has given me full authority to deal with you. for she does not wish to see you again. She is far too feeble for such an ordeal, and l will never permit it, even if she should insist upon it, which she won't. Therefore l could say to you if l wished, that my mother-in-law ut- terly rejected your claims and you would have no opportunity Of prov- ing my words false. But forum ately or unfortunately, l have lik- ing for fair play; therefore, I assure you that Mother Graham believes your story. But-pardon mel do not, and I warn you that I shall ex- pect full proof that you are the per- son you claim 10 be before l enter into any negotiations with you, And that is not a promise, or any, thing definite, either, ii you should prove your claim"
 Eve Got All the Proofs"
 You ought to have been law yer" he said mockingly. but all your fine talk isn't going to do you bit of good I've got all the proofs anybody'd want right with me-aIl but the strawberry mark on my left shoulder-and I don't know but l could manage one of those if 1 were hard pressed"
 T have no doubt you could" I retortcd unthinkingly, for it was no part of my plan 10 add anything to the calm arraignment I had made. and his eyes danced with mockery at the thrust.
 I'm glad you fully appreciate my powers he said mockingly, and
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
DAlly FASHION sFRviGF -
SMART HABIT FOR LITTLE MISS

This smart riding habit was worn by little Anita Fremault at the opening of Biltmore Beach and ere aled no littlo attention, It is ot white, worn with topcoat lined m red and a tie with red figures This hat is a soft red felt,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Good For snort.

SIip-on sweaters of fiber silks in vivid colors with designs in front have silk soarfs 10 match, harmo0iz- ing with the dominating color of the sweater
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Gossip s Corner
Green and Yellow.

An unusual combination Of coIors is found in a vest of creamy yellow and yellow suede hat worn with d suit of pale green wool.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Silhouette Is Narrow

Many of the new coat dresses have belts in the back but the fronts are straight and the fullness kept in place by means of pleats.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Heads 1 sch On Lace.

Embroidered lace has made its ap- pearanue on summer evening gowns, Beading of gold, silver or pearl beads on lace is also very lovely,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Not For Utility.

Summer evening wraps of metal laoos. lined with chiffon or crepe de chine are among the novelties for summer.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Siit Many Times,

Sponge cake and angel food arc much better for having both the flour and the sugar siftcd separately several times.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Vegetables For salad.

Always save cooked peas, carrots, brcts. string beans and almost any cold vegetable 10 combine in salads.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
For Sponge Cake.

When baking a sponge cake it is better not p grease the pan but line it with ungreased paper.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
SnIert sI,ady Snnt.

For trying colored dresses select q shady spot. Do not expose them 10 the direct rays of the Gun.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
S0 Comfortable Too.

Sheer fabrics, floral patterns. sim pie lines and Gared full skirts are favored for day and afternoon wear
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

IF cups minced cooked salmon, cup whipped cream, IA cup sifted salmon. tablespoon minced parsley.
 Melt butter carefully and stir in flour. Do not let mixture discolor. Stir in milk and bring to the boiling point. Boil three minutes, Season with salt and pepper and add lA cup salmon rubber through sieve. Let this mixture come 10 the boiling point and boil up once. Divide into six cups, Whip cream until stiff and fold in IA cup sifted salmon pressed as dry as possible. Top each cup with whipped cream mixture and sprinkle with parsley. The whip ped cream is delicious if 1 tablespoon lemon juice is added with he fish.
 Copyright 1925, NEA Service Incl
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
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THE STORY SO FAR

Gloria Gordon. beautiful fiapper, marries Dick Gregory, struggling lawyer. Her Idea of marriage is fun and fine clothes but no work or children.
 She refuses to do her own house. work, and hires maid. But Dick has let the maid go. For Gloria has swamped him with debts for her clothes and new automobile.
 She becomes infatuated with an actor, Stanley Wayburn, and follows him to New York. But he spurns her. Then she tries to get job as a ch srus girl and falls, Discouraged. she comes home to Dick. He takes her back. but not as his wife.
 Gloria begins to suspect that he is In love wlhth his secretary, Susan Briggs, When he works late she ac- cuses him of being out with Miss Briggs. And tho breach between the two widens daily.
 Finally Gloria makes up her mind to be good wife 10 Dick. She tries to cook. and 10 keep the house clean. But she does poor job. Then she insists that Dick discharge Miss Briggs, and when he refuses, she leaves him. She goes back to her fathers home. but is very lone ly and unhappy. One day she visits her own house and puts fresh flow CTS In the vases, and cleans Dicks smoking stand,
 That night when she goes home, her mother give her letter from Dick. In it Is a check for $50. Gloria decides that she won't take the money from Dick, but will go to work. She goes to Dicks office with I the money.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

Contaras Bros. and PerakOs, Capitol Theatre, City.
 l am interested in inc presentation of first class Stock Company in the Palace Theater this coming season and will subscribe for seats to be reserved for me each week. Seats to be of my own choice location
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New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

The high collar with a biz black tie is seen on quite a few Of tn" new summer rrocks. The collar is usually very thin with just enough starch in it to make it stand up nicely
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

Fancy Sleeves New The bottoms of the new sleeves ire very often embroidered or with circular ruffles.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

Stunning Effect. Shaded velvet ribbon in all widths
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

& Metal in rock, 2. 'orrolatIve of either, 1o Scents. II. Perspires. E, Preparation used for washing. IT. Birds home. 1S Cry of an ass 21. Tenure. g. Fattcns. 95. Principle. 27. Conspiracics. %. Moist. 2l. Measure. 3i. Observed. &7. Immodiateiv. 3S. One who operates a typewrit-
 CT. 40. Artists frame. 42. Jewel A, One who points gun at a par
 ticular object. 4G. To value 47. Narrow women string 50. Part of bridle. 51. Fluid of tree. 54. Mother. 56. Melancholy not.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-19

(Io be Continued
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
Una Ianlada a las CIaSpS..
ulliones.

uniones. wv
GQue hacen los electricistas, me-
canicos, dependencies de comercio
y farmacia, costureras, caladoras,
sirvientas. cocineras, que no Sc or
ganizan? Pues la organization es
la puerta de donde Sc entra en- con
secuci6n de SUI feIcidad? iVenid
pronto trabajadores! Mientras mas
avanceis menos pesado ser& ell por-
venir. Aqui caben todos los traba
jadores sin distingos politicos nj
religiosos, podr6is pertenecer al
partido que querrais Y la religion
cue os de CANA.
Pero 81 deseais mejorar de suer-
te, vida y salud, venid la orga-
nizacion. La Federation Libre Sc
-encuentra situada en- la calIe j. v.
PaIes No. 81, de esta ciudad en-
donde podeis solicitar tn ingreso
de la que quedareis completamen-
te agradecidos.
LA DIRECTIvA DE LA UNION
AGRICoLA NO. 1868.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
LEPRA
TIFoIDEA

Ponce 1. Total: l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
STILLS CUTANEA

Bayam6n 1, Rio Piedras l. To
tai; 2.
LEPRA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
(COnttnuaci6n de Ia pas. q

de los trabajadores Sc hacen de es-
tas maquinas para hacerle compe-
tencia al hombre que trabaja y
dejarle@sin empleo, condenado mo
rir de hambre en- medic del pro
greso v la fecundidad del suelo.
Date cuenta trabajador de 10 que
esta sucediendo en- nuestro pals, ell
comercio pequeno desaparecera al
igual que los pequenos industria-
les y solamente tendran derecho a
gozar de la vida los grandes CO.
merciantes ipdustriaIes que son
los que reciben la protection de las
leyes. 81 delinques por cualquier eau
sa. tie mandan a la carcel v siguen
ellos riendose de ii porque eres &
hombre de carga que todo 10 que
produces es para ellos en- cambio
til no tienes NADIA. ISeguiras sien-
do ell faldero del amo que hoy lie
pega y al momento lie lame y le
acaricia? iAh trabajadores, daros
cuenta de la situacion sino por vos
por vuestros hijos que no son cul
pables del sufrimiento, tanto por
los verdaderos usurpadores de tu
derecho y feicidad! iCuanta infa-
mia, cuanta usura Sc comete con
los trabajadores! Date cuenta de
t infelicidad por tu propia inerS
cia y sumision, pues acude a la la
mada que te hacen tus compafleros
del trabajo que va estan organi-
zados Y que conocen que es ell uni
CO medic de poder labrar la fell
cidad futura, pero este no Sc con
seguira mientras td no vengas dis
puesto laborar EN- ell seno de la
organization.
La Federation Libre de los ira
bajadores de Puerto Rico os llama
y las uniones abren sus puertas pa
ra que entreis a hacer turno en- las
filas de sus nliembros organizados.
Pues todos sus miembros afiliados
tie esperan para darte un abrazo
fraternal cuando uegueis a nues-
tro Temple del Trabajo para in.
gresar en- la union de til oficio. va
Guayama tiene tres poderosas unio-
nes, la de Carpinteros Y Ebanistas,
la de Panaderos y Confteros, y la
Union de Trabajadores Agricolas,
Ia que os admite alln no siendo
agricola hasta tanto haya un ntl-
nero sufciente para constituir la
union de su oficio respective. de
ese modo iremos trabajando por
conseguir nuestra libertad Y nues-
ira justicia. Todos unidos marcha-
remos en- pos de nuestro ideal de
emancipation humana.
Trabajadores agricolas, zapateros,
albaiiles, sastres, carpinteros, pa
naderos y confteros. en- fin todos
los ofcios deben estar representa-
dos en- nuestro TEMPLE DEL IRA
BAJo y nutridas de miembros sus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
L0 que SUI Sasa.
gre NeCeSiGa es
Hi Il 70


La sangre que no contiene hero
carece de fuerzas Y vitalidad. Es sangre
depauperada cue causa facilmente can
sancio, falta de energfa, agotamiento
nervioso, y un sinn1mero de sensa-
clones de pesimisnao y calamidad. Ell
Hero es uno de los principales ele-
mentos de nuestra alimentacion diaria;
pero muchas personals gastan mas
energfa de la que producer, y otras
no tienen vitalidad sufciente para ex-
traerla de 10 que comen.
Por ESQ tantas personas debiles, ner-
viosas, que Sc cansan facilmente, sin
tiendo agotarse sus fuerzas y vitalidad,
necesitan del poderoso reconstituyente,
Hero Nuxad0, que muchos medicos
modernos enplean en- su practica para
restituir ese precioso hero a la sangre.
El Hero Nuxado contiene hero or
ganico como el hero de la sangre mis-
ma Y sus beneficos efectos sobre el or
ganismo suelen percibirse casi desde
las primeras dosis. Generalmente dos
semanas bastan para deTnostrar su po-
derosa ayuda como reconstruction de
las fuerzas todas.
En- justicia su bienestar, 81 no Sc
siente I'd. robusto y vigoroso eche
mano del Hero NuxadO Y yea los re-
sultados. Hoy naisno, en- su botica
puede I'd. conseguirlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
DR.. JOSE VICENTE
CIRUJANO-DENTISTA
DR.. RAMON F. CARBAL0
DENTISTA

Participa q sus colegas, clisMtGa '
amigos, que ha trasladado su oficA.
ma la parada 19 frente al teatrc
OlimpC, donde ofrece sus servisso4
ps0Seslonales.
Tel. 1908, gansuraA
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MALARIA

Aguadilla 5, Aguada 29S, Baya-
mon 3, Manatf 1, Ponce 6. To-
tai: 34S.
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SARAMPION

Aguadilla 1, Caguas 1. Total: 2.
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DIFTERIA

Rio Grande 1, san Lorenzo
San Juan 8. Total: 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

INFORME EMANAL DE LOS
CASOS DE ENFERMEDADES
TRANSMISIBLES REPoRTADos
A EsTA oFICINA DUEANTE LA
sEMANA QUE TERMINo Ell 10
DE sETIENBRE DEL ANo 1925
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22
TUBERcULosIs

Aguadilla 4, Bayamon 2, Bar
celoneta /, Caguas 4, Juana Diaz l,
Guayama 1, Mayagiiez, 4, Maricao
l, Naguabo 1, Ponce %, Rio Pie
dras 4, San German 1, san Juan 10,
Vieques 1. Total: 81.
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Ell HigadO enfermO es
IN DeligrO a la vida

81 usted esta enfermo del hfgadc
todo su sistema esta descompuesto,
porque ell higado es ell que ayuda
la acci6n de sus organos digestivos
Y separa las materias venenosas
formadas durante ell periodic de la
digestion. El Remedio de Leonardo
cura inmediatamente los des6rdenes
del higado, estomago intestinos,
Este remedio maraviHoso es un nue.
vo descubrimiento vegetal, ell cual
no contiene calomel, no causa estre-
nimiento 0 malestares. ST usted pa
dece de estrenimiento, dolores de
cabeza, biliosidad, Indigestion, dis
pepsia, estomago agrio, aliento fe-
lido, eructaciones o desordenes ST.
milares tome inmediatamente ell
Remedio de Leonardo para el Higa-
do. Tn remedio SECURE, puro ino-
fensivo v agradable al paladar. De
venta en- todas las droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-22

Camuy l, caguas 1, Ponce 2, Rio
Piedras l, San Juan 8, Trujillo Al
to 1, Utuado 1. Total: 10.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
Ferguson Shines Mats End Slump Fen elou Golfers
D. C. TYPOS 1ONORED
AT BASE BALL FETE

Washington. Union Printers were
presented with the Garry Hermann
trophy, emblematic of the champion
ship OF the International Typo Base
Ball League. last night at tie vii
lard Hotel when delegates of the IL
cities represented in the fifteenth an
nual diamond tournament held their
final entertainment and dance.
The District Printers cnnched the
third leg on the handsome testimonial
donated by the president of the Gin
cinnau Club by trouncing New York,
IL to 3, in the deciding game of the
series yesterday on the home field of
the world champion Nationals. The
1925 title is the fourth straight for
the locals.
In addition to the Hermann trophy
the winning team was presented with
Is fountain pens as individual prizes
for the members. Silver cuff links
and leather wallets. furnished by
manufacturers of printing supplies
went to members of the Boston team,
runnerup. and the third-place New
York combination.
Other tokens of esteem from the
league and the local chapter of the
International Typographical Union
were offered to Mrs. Edgar Brown.
chairwoman of the committee in
charge of arrangements for the tour
ney; Mrs. Heinie Webb, chief rooter
for the Washington team, and Dixie
Desper, Washington catcher. Joe
Dallas, president of the Union
Printers International Base Ball
League. made the presentations.
Announcement was made that the
1926 tournament will be held in ST.
Louis.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
net TEAMS TO PLAY
FOR DISTRICT HONORS

Treasury and Potomac Park netmen
are meeting this afternoon at Potomac
Courts in the first of series OF
matches to decide the team champion
ship of the District.
The Potomac racketerS are conceded
to be the champions Of the Municipal
tennis group. while the Treasury
players captured the title in the De-
partmental League yesterday when
they downed Post Oftice-Agriculture,
3 to 2.
In today's matches Treasury is
represented by Charest, Considine,
STAN. Clark Slanker and Armstrong.
O'Nefll. Trigg. Rathgeber, Love and
Gardes are playing for Potomac Park.
The winning team Is to encounter the
Montrose Club, Suburban League win
ner, on September 5.
Result of yesterdays matches in
the Departmental League:
Charest and Considine IT. defeated
STAN and slanker (Tl defeated somerviile
and Clayton (Pi, o. :, e.. 7I5; Erickson
Armstrong (Ti. Ga. iO~s: Coe and
Henry fT) defeated Crews and Byrne 1P
o.. 6-3. SO; 8-l: Loyett and Castle
SIS, 8-4.
Evening star., 1925-08-29
POWER BOATS RACING
FOR FAMOUS TROPHY
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. August 29.-Man-
hasset Bay today Graded nine speed
marvels of the water, gathered to
contest in the premier power boat race
of the season for the famous gold
cup.
Caleb s. Bragg's Baby Bootlegger,
winner of the trophy a year ago. and
Carl G. Fishers Baby Shadow were
favorites. Bragg himself pilots Baby
BootleGger under the colors of the
Columbia Yacht Club. while at the
wheel of Baby Shadow, representing
the Miami Beach Yacht Club, has
been placed Victor Kliesrath of the
Port Washington Yacht Club.
There was only a slim possibility
of Mrs. Delphine Dodge Cromwell
New York society woman, driving her
entry, Nuisance. Announcement was
made yesterday that she had placed
the boat in the hands of Col. j. G..
Vincent of Detroit, winner of the
1922 Gold cup event with his Packard
ChrisCraft, although she said she
might take the wheel for one heat.
Pitted against Mrs. Cromwell's s
entry and the seven other craft was
the boat of her husband. James H. R.
Cromwell. whose Impshi has been in
trusted 10 William Joyce of Detroit
as pilot. Mrs. Cromwells brother
Horace f.. Dodge. has elected to take
the wheel of his own boat, the Solar
PleXus.
Other prospective starters were
Miss Columbia, record breaker. to be
piloted by L. Gordon Hammersley.
New York sportsman; Gar Woods
Baby America II. in charge of his
brother, George Wood, and Curtiss
Wingold II, Buffalo, with r. V. VIII
liams at the wheel.
Evening star., 1925-08-29

Deadlocked in a protracted strug-
gle. which has apparently under
mined the strength of both clubs, the
Athletics and Washington give prom
ise of continuing their battle until the
close of the season. The winner may
be determined in the final game, on
October 4. at Washington.
There is no recent parallel of the
lock-step grapple these clubs have
staged. For days at a time negligible
margins o. supremacy have been
maintained by one or the other. only
to be broken for a day while the
clubs positions were reversed.
Despite undeniably mediocre play
ing by both the Mack and Harris
teams in the last two weeks, the
league has shown little disposition to
furnish a Lochinvar from the West.
Even Chicago. with better pitching
than it had early in the season, has
been able to cut its distance from
the front only from IL to games.
The weeks averages reflect the
weakening in the attack of both clubs,
Philadelphia losing 5 points from
it's team batting figure. while Wash
ington dropped 2. The falling off of
Evening star., 1925-08-29
JUNIOR SHOT BREAKS
387 OF 400 TARGETS

CAMP PERRY, Ohio. August 29
R.-The classification events Of the
Winchester Junior Rife Corps match
es and practice by the r. o. T. C. and
c. NJ. T. c. teams, which will partici-
pate in the National Rife Association
matches, which open Thursday, were
continued today.
The junior events end Monday with
the firing of the national intercity
match.
Raymond Blanchard, Evanston, ILL.,,
with 3S7 out of possible 400. won the
grand aggregate class A event, fired
yesterday and Thursday.
The class B event of the grand ag-
gregate matches went to Neal Rich
mond, Montpelier, VT. with a total
of 2S9 out of possible 800, and the
class c to Wineferd Hesser, Crestling,
with a total of 2S2.