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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-06-06
continued for 40 days.

Judge Dietrich ordered special
venire OF 80 jurors, necessary for the
trial Of two murder cases aud other
trials commencing Tuesday.
At the suggestion of Mark Egbers,
a veteran of ArgoDne forest, the
chamber OF commerce appointed
TO receive the l46th
artillery, now reported on the way
home from Europe.
Philip Nagel, charged with con-
spiracy against the government in
assisting William Vane to defraud
the government, pleaded not guilty
and his case was set for trial Friday.
June I, at 10 a. m., in federal court.
Marriage licenses were granted May
81 to Glen L. Libby. 26, and Mary
Louise McGee, 20, both Of Post Falls,
and to II. G. Ritter, 36, aud Laurel
F. Rose, %, both of GraDgeyille. On
Monday license was issued to ALA
P. West, 81, of Seattle, and Mary e.
Fleming, 38, Post Falls.
The funeral of Carl J. Berg, who
was drowned 10 the Spokane river
May 10, was held Monday morning.
Carl Berg, age II, was the son of Mr..
aud Mrs James Berg OF Gibbs. He
drowned near Gibbs, when the boat
in which he was crossing the river
overturned. The body was not found
until Sunday, when boys discovered
it uear Post Falls floating Is feet
| from the river bank.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-06-06
Song. my Own United States"-

Song. my Own United States
Glass
Glass History Glen Satchwell
Duet, 1.-The Butterfly Chase
Irene Carrick, Doris Aldrich
Reading, at Couldn't Be Done"-
Irene Hurrell
Quartette, bright Summer
Emeline Adams, Blanche House,
Beatrice McCheyne, Stella Stout
enburg.
Address Prof. w. E. Chandler
Glass Song Glass
Presentation of Diplomas
Sup't r. q. Egbers, Of Kootenai
County Public Schools.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26

solemn convocation, and read and
explained the Law to the people.
That is all the significance that
attaches to Rosh Hashonoh as far
as our Biblical sources are CON
cerned. It is, therefore, far cry
from this character assigned to it
in the Bible to the statement Of the
Mishnoh (about the close of the
second century of our era) "There
are four New Years Days ;. ;. the
first of Tishri is New Years Day
Of the civil year, etc.; and further
on: "The world is judged at four
different seasons of the year -. :.
on New Years Day all human be-
ings pass before Him like the sheep
of the fold" How to explain this
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26
THE NEW YEAR
BY Elias Lieberman.

Out of the all-enshrouding error,
Out CT the worlds portentous gloom,
Limned in it's wretchedness and terror,
Startling queries forms assume
And Israel reads in the book Of
doom. *
Master of Life, are we worth preserv-
ing?
Or, gross perverted, spirit-blind,
Are we like Sodom of old, deserving
Only of horrors that leave behind
A CHASTITY token for all mankind?
Have we heritage worthy Of keeping,
Something precious we call soul?
Or, has that too with the years on
creeping
Fled in the midst of the worlds great
dole
Like the strength we have lost, wan
tonly sleeping?
If, under God, our fathers have spoken
The word that is holy to all Of us yet,
Let us then prove by that very token
That we, their children, cannot forget
That we are not cravens, spirit broken.
If, under God, we are worthy to borrow
Their heirloom for even moment
then
Let us abandon Self, mother Of Sorrow,
Turn to the sunrise, and facing like
= men,
Square our shoulders to meet tomor-
row.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26
ROSH HASHONOH IN LITERATURE,
LIFE AND LEGEND
Bv DR. S. N Deinard.
By DR.. S. N. Deinard.

by LII. -. ~
IHNInNTlHTnIIlNNIlH
No Jewish institution has under
gone a greater change during the
period extending between the close
of the Old Testament Canon; and.
the compilation of the Mishnoh
than our New Years Day, Rosh.
Hashonoh. In the Mosaic Law the
day celebrated as. Rosh Hashonoh
is designated as the first day of the
seventh month, and is to be cele-,
brated by the characteristic act of.
the blowing Of the ramshorn. The
first day Of every month was to be
celebrated as holy day. The rea-
son for the greater conservation of
the first day of the seventh month,
which bears the special designation
of "Yom tru 'oh," the Day of the
Sounding Trumpet, or "Zichron tru
'oh," the Memorial of the Sounding
of the Trumpet. probably is that
on the tenth of the month is the
most sacred day of Yom Kippurim,
and on the fifteenth to twenty-sec-
ond days the feasts of Succoth and
Atsereth, the oldest and most glad
some feasts of the Biblical calendar.
The Mosaic Law also provides that
every fiftieth year, on the tenth of
the seventh month (Tishri) the
year of Jubilee is to be proclaimed
thru the land the sounding of the
rams horn.
That probably was the original
meaning of the blowing of the horn
on Rosh Hashonoh, a memorial
either to remind the people of the
approach of the other sacred days
in the same month, or, by analogy
of the blowing of the trumpets on
occasion of war, ito be remembered
before the Lord your Go" (Num.
1927.
Additional significance was Civ
en- the day by two important events
recorded in the, Rib1e. The returned
exiles under Zerubbabel began the
sacrifcia1 service on the restored
altar at Jerusalem on the first Of
the seventh month, ezra, 3:o).
And it. was on the. first Of the
seventh month that Ezra held a
r. =
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-09-26
St. Paul and Minneapolis Sept 26 1919

remarkable development in the
character of the day is one of the
puzzles Of Jewish archaeology.
The opinion of the Mishnoh re-
garding this day is the one that has
prevailed in the synagog and in
Jewish life. Rosh Hashonoh to-
gether with Yom Kippur are the
two hottest days of the Jewish cal
endar. In the Jewish home and in
Jewish life its aspect as New Years
Day stands out very prominently,
while in the synagog ritual, it's char
acter as Day of Divine Judgment
is emphasized All the customs OBJ
served on this day bear on this it's,
twofold character. Beginning with
the first day of the week in which
Rosh Hashonoh occurs, special sup
plications for forgiveness (Selei-
'hoth) are offered up in the syna-
gogs early in the morning before the
regular prayers. On Rosh Hashonoh
afternoon the ceremony of Tashlich
(of late medieval origin) is carried
ont, the symbolic shaking off and
casting away of the sins into a body
of flowing water.
At home fruits and sweets and
other viands of symbolic value are
eaten on Rosh Hashonoh, express
sive of the wish for sweet and hap
py year. Nuts are not to be eaten,
for the numerical value of the let
tiers of the Hebrew word meaning
"nut" is equivalent to the numerical
value of the Hebrew word that
stands for "sin." The customary
greeting exchanged on this day is:
"L'shonoh tovoh tikkoseiv,-May
you be inscribed for a good year."
The celestial progrom for this
day, as elaborated in the exuberant
fancy of the Talmudic rabbis, is
very awe-inspiring, says one rabbi:
"Three books are open Gin the
heavens) on Rosh Hashonoh, one
for the perfectly righteous, one for
the utterly wicked, and one for all
those who belong to neither class.
The perfectly righteous are. at once
entered in the Book of Life; the
wicked are Immediately inscribed
in the Book of Death; while the
judgment of the other is suspended
until the Day of Atonement, when,
according to their merit or lack
of it, they are recorded with SEN
Continued on page SO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
LETTER IS FIVE YEARS
ON A SHORT JOURNEY

A letter mailed in California. which
took a longer time 10 arrive in FL
Paso than was taken to fight the
world war. has been received by Lu-
Their Barnard Of 3317 Memphis street.
social secretary OF the Y. II. C A Of
FL Paso, from his brother Clinton.
formerly OF California. now stationed
at Camp Lewis. American Lake. Wash.
The writer, at the time he posted the
letter. was chief clerk OF the Hotel
del Portal, at FL Portal Calf When
the letter was received at the Fl Paso
postoffice. according TO the postmark
which Il bears. he was a lieutenant IN
the national army which had been or
gauized ana had fought q victorious
campaign overseas
The envelope was addressed 20 Lu-
ther Barnard. Fl Paso, Texas. in care
OF q well known business enterprise.
and bore the postmarks FL Portal.
Calf, September 20. 1913" and al
Paso. Tex. January 2. 1919" Il was
received BY the addressee at his resi-
dence January 3, 1913, having been
en- route about five years. three
months and % days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Bedtime Story for the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE DANCING BEAR
Nv HOWARD n CARD.

I'D you Sc Mr.. Whitswssh. ths
u polar bear gentleman. today2''
asked Nurse Jane Fuzzy WHY. the
nuskrat lady housekeeper, Of IN
Gle Wiggily LOngears. the rabbit gen
tiemau. as be came home 20 his hoi-
low stump bungalow one afternoon.
why. 10. did not have the happi-
ness and pleasure Of nesting him In
the course Of ny travels looking FOR
an adventure replied Uncle Wig
gilF-
wen. ne IS looking for you went
on Nurse Jane. he called here at
the bungalow and wanted TO see
you
was he nl1" asked Uncle Wfggily.
Don't ten ne my old friend Mr.
1Fhitewash has the epizootic. or any
thing like that, and wanted me to
60 FOR Dr. PoEsumt exclaimed the
bunny
-0h. no. 8Ir Whitewash wasn't ill.,"
said Nurse Jane -He seemed real
Jolly. Tor be was laughing all the
While. and he told me 70 tell you TO
stop In and see him the first time
you passed his den in the caves Of
ice
-Ha. IN go right away" said Mr.
LoueearE- Maybe he has a jolly al
venture for me. III so at once"
So away he started once more.
over the fields ana through the
woods until he came 10 the lcicie
cave where lived Mr.. WhiteWash, the
pola- bear gentleman
Come right IN. Uncle Wiggily!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Beauty Chats
By Edna Kent Forbes
The Art OF Breathing.
CO8IEONE Suggested that I can

! COMEONE suggested that I call this
y The Science Of Breathing" but I'd
I rather call it the art OF Breathing"
for the doing Of anything well is An
art
Most women breathe badly They
FIN the upper part OF the lungs with
air. and forget they even possess s
middle lung and a lower lung. That
/ Is why a certain amount OF study Of
the Yogi methods Of breathing Is 50
valuable; they mastered the art Of
breathing.
Breath is life" they said, and at
tached great deal Of spiritual signif-
lcance to the manner OF breathing.
Iney had dozens Of ways TO breathe
they breathed for health for strength.
for spiritual uplifL But any doctor
VIII tell you nowadays that you can
get al OF these By keeping your lungs
wen supplied with pure. fresh air
To a certain extent. anyone can
practice the Yogi complete breath
Or. II you don't like the whole term
call il the complete breath" and for
get the mysterious teachers Of the
east who so named It. II do master
this art Of the perfect breath, you viii
certainly benefit In health and IN
looks and general enjoyment Of life
Breathe in. slowly. First nm the
lower part Of the lungs with air; this
VIII distend the abdomen somewhat,
consequently you shouldn't have tight
corsets on-or any corsets FIJI the
middle part OF the lungs next: YOU
viii feel the upper ribs distending
FIJI the chest last OF all. raising il as
you breathe; the abdomen viii be
drawn inwardly slightly. ExpeI the
ar slowly.
Now, a series OF long breaths Ike
this are almost intoxicating They I
start the sluggish blood racing they
pour oxygen into the lungs, whIch
purifies the blood They stir the d. &
gestlon, make the eyes sparkle and /
tint the cheeks with the only color /
that is really becoming. They fairly /
rejuyenate the whole body. Some =
specialists say many people 90 through I
life never drawing one real life Civ 4
Ing breath Of air; that they Just half
breathe Such people have no vitality, /
never really enjoy life
Questions and AnsuerH-
Marion F--fou are certainly under
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
THI PEOPLE
SHOULD take
PHOSPHATE
Nothing like Plain BftrO-Phosphnfe
20 Put on Firm. Healthy Flesh and
20 Incre-se Strength, FiGor
AID Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepa-
r1Cous and treatments which are con-
tinually being advertised for the puT-
pose OF making thin people fleshy
developing arms. neck and bust. and
replacing ugly hoiioEs and angles by
the soft curved lines OF health and
beauty there are evidently thous-
auds o. men and women who keeEly
reel their excessive thilness-
Thinness and weakness are usually
due 20 starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than is con-
tanned in modern foods. Physiciane
claim there Is nothing that VIII sup
ply this deficiency 50 well as the or
Ezlic phosphate known among drug
EiEts as tilro-p phosphate. which Is IN
expensive and IS sold by most all
cru~Etsts under a guarantee OF salts
faction OF money back By feeding
The nerves directly and BY supplying
the body cells with the necessary
phosphorir food elements. bitro-phna-
plate quickly produces a welcome
transformation in the appearance.
rhe increase n weight frequently be-
iug astonishing.
This increase IN weight also car
ries with it general Improvement
IN the health Nervousness. Eleepless-
ness and Lark Of energy. which nearly
always accompany excessive thinness.
soon disappear. dull eyes become
bright and pale cheeks glow With
she bloom ~ perfect health.
CAUTION Although bitro-phOs-
1hlfe is uuEurp passed for relieving
nervousness sleep essness ana gen
eral weakness, IL should not, owing to
its remarkab BE 0esh-EroW ing prop
critics be used b. anyone who does
roy de- ~ % U-f on flesh Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
TRAVELETTE

r. NIKs8H.

DOLLAR,
THE town OF Dollar. which ought By
all rights and means 10 be in the
United States OF America, is situated
instead IN CIackmananshire. Scotland,
which IS not far from Devon. It Is a
village OF a few thousand Inhabitants,
and famous for its rustic beauty, its
educational institutions and the "a
nous men who have lived there
Dollar has absolutely none Of the
atmosphere Of money, and money
making that an American would as
sociate with Its name. and. indeed,
the name Is a corruption Of dOlour.
which IL the name OF the stream from
which the village draws its water
supply. The Burn Of Dollar or Dolour
runs through Dollar Glen or Douolr
Gelen- This creek Of the sad name
Is formed by the confluence OF two
others, which are appropriately named
Sorrow and Care, respectively. while
IN old ruin o. medieval origin. which
stands on an Isolated hilltop above the
confluence % the two streams. IS
known as Gloom Castle
Despite all these depressing place
names, the town OF old Dollar is a
cheerful. easy going place. containing
a number Of fine homes, for wealthy
persons have been drawn there by the
excellence Of the educational facili-
ties. The most important OF these Is
the academy which Is housed IN a fine
group OF buildings OF Grecian archi-
lecture II was founded by John Nc
Nab just about 4 century ago. McNab
began life as q herd boy and ended Il
rs millionaire ship owner. Like 20
many other self made men he used his
wealth 70 found a school that other
youths might not have to struggle 50
hard as he for knowledge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
BACK ACHE


A harmless and effective preparSa
don to relieve the pains Of Rheuma%
dsm, Sciatica. Lame Back and Lunls
bago Is Hamlin's Wizard OIL Il pen
etratss quickly, drives out soreness
and limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles
You have no idea how useful &
viii be found IN eases of every day
ailment o. mishap, when there Is
aeed Of an immediate healing. anti
septic application. as IN cases Of
spTzins, bruises, cuts. burns, bites
and stings (
Get Il from druggists for 50 cent?
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipzted or have sick
headzches Just Try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. =
cents Gu7ranteed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
cHILLS, COLDS,
FEVERISHEESS
Black-Drausht Is Used By Virginia
Lady for Colds, Fever and
Other Troubles With
Fine Results.

Rocky Mount, Yay-8liss Nae Chit
wood, Of this place, recently stated: i
have used Blaek-Draught for colds and
stomach trouble and certainly have
found it very satisfactory.
When would feel bad and feverisb.
as though I was taking a fresh cold, I
would make a good cup of Black
Draught tea and it would soon set me
all right.
I can recommend it as a splendid
laxative and gladly do so. You may
publish my statement
When you feel chilly, tired, feverish.
headaehy and fear that you are tax
ing cold, take a good dose Of the old,
reliable, liver medicine you have heard
50 much sbout-Thedford's Black.
Draught. It is made from purely veg
etable Ingredients, acts in a gentle
natural way, and by helping to drive
out poisonous waste matter from your
system, 1t viii often, II taken in time
prevent \ chill from developing into a
cold
Thousands Of people, during the past
20 years, have found Black-Drsught Of
benefit in such cases.
Try it, the nsxt time you chill OF
snesEs.-Adr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
Have COLOR N CHEEKS
Be Better Lcoking-Take
Olive Tablets

Il your skin Is ye111-compiszioa
psllid-tongus cozted-zppeitep poor
you have a bed tzste h your mouth
9 lazy no-good fseling-you should
take Olive Tablets
d.. Edwards Olive Tshets-a sub
stitute for calonel-Ts1e prepared b.
Dr.. Edwards after u years q study
with his patents
Dr.EdEzrdS' OlfrsT shletszrea p1Eely
Neutrality-suspicious. holiveo7.
You VII knoHthem By theiroliEs coloE.
TohzEe aclesr. pink skin bright eyeA
10 pinples, a feeling Of buoysnY Ike
childhood dzysyouuustge attheczuse
d.. EDWARDS Olive Tablets act On tie
liver and bowels Ike ealome-5et have
no dangerous amer Effects
They start the bic and oYsrcome en-
stipaton- That's Ehy millions Of boxss
are sod annually al Ioc and 25cp9 box
An druggists Take ore o. two ni7hiY
and note the pleasing results
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

Residents and property owners n
Richmond Terrace and vicinity are
making an effort to get property
owners to sign up for paving Stevens
street-to make 1t a drainage street
with what is termed inverted drain
age" The effort Is a result OF
the petition put into the council at
last meeting. asking for help in pre-
venting the flood waters from destroy
ing lawns. etc. along that street. The
engineer is making estimates for this
Improvement and probably that and
the matter. Of two or three more lights,
on now dark streets, viii come up be-
fore the council or Thursday. The
proposed paving on Stevens street Is
from the e P. & S ". railway tracks
to Bliss street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

THE sports models designed cor
wear at fashionable winter re-
sorts are showing slight changes
from similar models Of last year. A
diversion IN belts and pockets or col
lars is all that is permitted. because
the line Of supreme implicitly for
sports clothes has been reached and,
happily. has been maintained A
charming model Of Copenhagen blue
silk poplin Is illustrated in this sports
coat and shirt The lines Of the coat
are straight. the fullness being held
By high belt. which ends in a novel
finish OF dull blue wooden heads. The
same beads outline the pockets and
trim the revers- A knife-plested col
lar Of white crepe de chine attached to
a blouse Of the same material falls
over the blue rsvers. The skirt Of this
costume is severely plain. showing q
Tapped front closing A delightfully."-
youthful hat OF ivory white satin Is
embroidered with orange and wool
flosA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08

. cried Air. Whitewash- 7 have some
I thing I want TO show you" and when
] Uncle Wiggiiy went in the cave
{ there he saw a tiny bear boy, who
! stood Up on his hind legs made a
/ bow with his shaggy head, and then
l began to dance on his tiptOes. side
ways, up the middle and down the
sides IN the funniest way you can
/ Imagine Uncle Wiggily and Mr..
I Whitewash laughed and laughed and
/ dancing bear.
who is he and where did you get
him. and what makes him dance -
asked Uncle Wiggily. as the little
chap sat down
s'Oh, he's my sisters little bear
boy" answered Mr.. Whitewash. He
came to pay me a little visit I'm
his uncle, you know. and my sister
is teaching him TO dance so he can
play in a circus when he gets q little
older
Wen. be certainly dances fine,"
cried the bunny. I Just love to
watch him.
Then the little bear cub danced some
more, and Uncle Wiggiy laughed
again. and It was time for him
to go home. And on his way back
10 his hollow stump bungalow. after
he had said good-by to Mr.. White
wash and the little dancing bear,
Uncle Wiggily went past the house
where Curly and Floppy Twistytail,
the two pigsie boys. lived And
from the house came q sound OF
crying
'Ha, There must be trouble in
there" said Uncle Wiggiiy. I must
stop and see what I can DO to help"
Into the Twistytail house he went,
and there he saw Curly and Floppy
standing in front Of their little baby
sister, SQueakie. Squeakie was cry
ing and Curly and Floppy were max
ing funny faces and quirking their
tails and things like that 10 make
the little baby pigs tears stop falling.
what's the natter asked Uncle
oh. dear, Such troubles" grunted
Mother went over to see Mrs
WibbleWobble. the duck lady" said
Curly. and she asked US to take
care OF Raby SqueaEie for her. She
was good Tor while, sister was,
and played with her ratfleboz- But
just now she started crying and we
can't make her stop"
Let me try" said Uncle WiggIly.
So the bunny rabbit gentleman
made all TIE funny faces he knew and
some he didn't, and he did all his
Oueerest tricks. such as making his
tan silk hat spin around on one Of
his ears But nothing Uncle Wig
gily could do would make Squeakie I
stop crying.
'Hal know what I can dor sud
denly said the bunny. Just wait a |
Then he hurried away over the |
snow-covered fields and soon he was
back at the piggie house. And he /
had some one with him
What have you2" asked Curly.
a dancing bear" answered Uncle j
Wiggily. Just let Baby S7ueakie I
look at him doing his funny Jig and /
fox trot and she'u laugh instead OF 1
cry.
And surely enough. no sooner had |
the little baby piEgie seen the dan I
cling bear, as he shuffled around the /
pen, than she laughed "Eal bat Hoi /
no. Heel hee," until she was as jolly /
as q sunflower on q huckleberry vine. /
THERE Now I guess III rest a bitr'
said the dancing bear, as he stepped /
down off the wash tub on top of /
which Re had done his funny laugh
M tricks
-'VThy-why-he's aliveF' shouted /
Curly and Floppv we thought It 4
was one OF those fuzzy. wind-up
Teddy bearsf"
of course he's alive" said Uncle
NiEgily. T borrowed this real. live
't-le e7nci7g bear fro his uncle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-08
The EXHAUSTED
BUSINESS MAN

The old forms OF metallic iron uust
90 through a digestive process 70
transform them into organic iron
Nuxatsd Ir0u-befors they ara ready
to Be taken Up and assimilatsd by the
human system. NotWithstandfnr Al
that has been said and written on this
subject By well-known physicians
thousands OF people stif1 insist IA
dosing themselves with metaIlic Iron
simply. I suppose, because Il costs =
few cents less I strongly advise read
ers In all cases 70 get q physicians
prescription for organic lron-Nuxa-
ted Iron-or u you don't want % 20
% this trouble. then purchase only
NuLated Iron In It's original packages
and see that this particular name
(Nu1ated Iron) appears on the pack
age II you have taken preparations
such as NuI AID Iron and other sim
liar iron products and failed 10 get
results, remember that such products
are an entirely different thing from
Euxatsd Iron
Nanufaeeuers' Notes-Euzatsd Iron which
has been used oy d.. Sullivan aad otherl
prescribed and recommended aboFs By phv-
sicianA - not a secret remedy. hut one
which = well known e druggists every
where unilks thu older innrEanlc Iron
products u Is easily aEslEnliated and does
not in1ure the teeth. make then black nor
upset the stomach The manufacturers
guarantee E1ccessful and entirely safisfac-
viii refund your money u Is DISPENSED
In this city By Union Drug Co. Kelly d
Pollard Co. e Paso Drug Co, Inc. snd
all o-her druEglstE--adT.