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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20
kAMERICAN TRANSPORT
'''~ IS SUNK BY MINE


y Minutcs-ThiKty.F1ve Survivors
London, Saturday. March B.-The
American naval transport Yselhaven
(which struck mine early Friday morn
ms ives at tho time 10 miles northwest
<of Hartlcpooi. The survivors say that
g&ftsr tho frst explosion. second blow
away the steamers stern and the YES
esei sank In seven minutes. Tho sur.
evivers. Of whom there were 36, wore
taodstft for several hours before they were
kpio1Esd up. Four were sent to the hos-
Dttal
|. An earlier report Of the sinking OF the
kYsaihaven placed the possible number Of
casualties at nine sailors drowned. The
Yseihaven was bound from Baltimore for
hvpenhagcn.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20

For Sale" ads In the classified columns
are the market-makers for used things.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-20

The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in papers by Prin. n. w. Clowse
of Richmond on "Readjustments In the
Work of Small High Schools and by
Prin. j, f. Colburn Of Burlington on
EMBELLISHMENTS in the Work of Large
High Schools" followed by general dis
cussion in charge of Prin. J. Il. Warren
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
just One After Another

We live 10 learn and the end. many of us learn tha
didn't know much, after an Albeit mere eVtSs
of California procaims that toys may WIN the 'S
easy success in hurl upon the scrap heap OF
ure; also that California Society Tor Menta hyS'e"e VIZ"
the solemn declaration that: , -. Of,
"Everv new toy means a problem Tor the parent.
Hang il all Blinded by long distance parucl ~
the enjoyment Of leading democrat IN hoonooo.hs "'
kings crown princes and such, we've walked ilSt lo
cruel fate NJ the hands of iusidous Christmas 10Y
While we've been devoted to celebrating triumph over run
designs upon the liberty equality and pursuit OF happ
of poSerity the ravenous Teddy nelI te nue
porcelain doll and the vocferous tin horn have been SUD
consciously playing havoc with the mentality oil our po"
kddies. ,., -,
rooster lord the barnyard today and feather buster
tomorrow.
And stI we should wen know that every new toy
means problem for the parent without any warning
from society for hygiene. Just the other night
clad almost wholly in negigee. started down TO see
whether the furnace making heat glaciers and at the
bottom Of the stairs stepped into one OF the ne" 10Y
problems 1t thing named "Noahs Ark
People who have the cold bottom STAR IN the
dark. and picked four metal bay trees t"o-hoinen
rhnoSceros and pair ishorned reindeer out OF their
bare feet really ought not require University OF Cali
polish able realize that there are new proc
lens in new toys And then of your way back
bare foot into little Wes meecano which consists largely
OF rivets saw toothed braces and edged tools.
OF course. DR. Olga and that Society for Mental Hy-
gene have their legitimate mission. Reform has got 10
be unconfined whatever else happens. We've reformed
old bloody Bill HohenZolen until he's pretty quiet II not
pretty decent Shall let our mission go to seed while
old Santa Claus Tavages childhood?
Does your little snatch his train OF cars away
from your neighbor's boy? Beware! Your
will be Standard Oil other octopus in later years
Does your little Susie spank her doll with regularity and
apomb7 Alas She'll the slices of bread mighty hin
when a mother in fact.
Oh what's the use? Today parent with Just one
blamed problem after another Tomorrow, ghost
Fashion orbiters declare tong skirts prerent free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
Theodore Roosevelt

Tor rsiors no.s.s, There ,'s .sa,, Tg No, BE- aoas
daily where another wouh have
Sors@iacssi boxed unu middle ne nd him All athlete
mind found taef housed e vs'k dy ana o'efea"s " ''"'
which Hooasfyett rebuilt hmaeif De car
esss,ars" goaas 1ov II aen, ana
republican who BIZ local district Tie political
seemed ended three later. and DO had the enerD to
So rnchns 30 Norh paA"tt
SOB that before had paid much attention Co. BIO had
higrer II oongreus-hoth paries
jobs OF party rotea
New York commissioner - had the go tramp
he streets aH night fruns h Ideas u police work from mat
when Mckinley made Roosevelt assistant secretary
Spanish ahead
end the ready Tor ST. practice the
noa his desk shut when var came ana recruited We l'ush
horse his hu san Juan
administration canals ana beat os eto opposed
Ara 'hsn came hi. bus, seven ,ss president, ne M.
= lesson 60 younser Ia pubte office iie was not afraid
Roosevelt mo politician had yba, every politician must have
imagination 10 knew the value OF surprise ia constantly dd
which e-..nta for a sueees-fui pubue career.
ne believed untn 1874 least be
to Jacob rcporter who bis personal
science and judgement should be his guide lie found himself
-rhs ,hiar. wanted e. do r.'sero.- accomplish
looked the Eroond ard made mind ha' there
issy differed ron, me tuns 10 % nsp mem ana
Done That politics
a .cr,v drive hatebet asa eh to nale bas, Win Why
make the best would h. had q
but So wit men"
Roosevelt drighte
with only driver. a hatchct and chlart
Roosevelt a. n political
and
o reg1r la
official lfe but he
factors
Ills president c.-rera
81
Cuba freedom and brought
nl.'ory ~nl sys him hugh place presidents
the beginning and ending party
- President Wilson fn his conduct the
80 American public topics of the
him
closest 60 the American people 81 sturdy man.
husband and father whosr
housekeeping
When Roosevelt president described visit
10 fyHtr fns
The president himself 20 shoe, lie
sNua with them goes on long horse.
back rides starting sometimes before
often AZ he e. packed rowbost
ana De takes the whole family point u
the shore. which discovered
and there they spend the pulling going
and coming. or eao on a little
dominion have day 80 thems-ivcn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
Ideas of Humor Have Changed

''Flu' isn't Joke now. But it in 1899 and 1890
A. b. Frost, then noted cartoonst drew a pictur,
OF whole farm family ILL., heads tied up and doctor in at
tendance named it THAT burned Influenzy" and mad.
everybody laugh.
Whisky favorite remedy then as lemons are now
DR. Cyrus Edison said kissing spread the disease and
the people laughed some more
Now they know kissing is no laughing matter in .
''flu" epidemic
Neither is the FLU"
Notice to militant sdfyo0ists: Stop shouting ami
30 to Russid The Petrogrnd connect loiH giUe p0fes 10
~ozaen and hrow in n husband for 0ood measure!
WW the sHccessfm operation upon the er-kqisey's
car be fo1o"ed shortly by major operation upon the
neckI
Mony wolnan is Gettin0 her toes frosted these
JonuorD ddy8 While stondng before sh0Dcindozo Ia
Odze at "PGina Beoch fQshi0ns'
IT'S question Whether the Americon dollar or the
Aaerc1H c0oret Is nOW me international Dediu,n Of
crchonge.
DoaieLs spOgestiOn that the German bdtteshiDs be
fsod rs targets for gun practice recas four gears
oideat ami unreGiized onbiton NJ the British naly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
SIMN FEM ENRICHES
TREASURY OF BRITISH

Especial - The star - s. D. Al
LONDON. Jan. Ig-sinn Feln d@
elimination 90 90 iu ~ saxon ray.<
u1ntnf Hiu enrich tae national
treasury by more than 800 go n
forfeited pay checks IT, thla "a
ae added another 10000 in re
ten fees deposited and i0sf 90 ne
Cerasitorv if they DO not take ther
..rfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Editor The star. rcaa your edit
tori'l tho other d1y about the Seattle
ministerial federation cndeaNoriuE On
have q new divorce law passed !
asrc" With you that their actions are
subject tp criticism Like others who
are now being heard for the first
time. I believe that our divorce laws
need defending and that the mar.
riaro laws are 10 blame Tor the ma.
Jouty Of unhappy unions
STAR READER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

aegs just before fbe ship sank ifis
body was NOT recovered with tnose ~
lbs sffff iin sister refused % b.
iieFe h-u dead She claimed t0 have
evidence that be- was alive and On "a
mt FERROUS mission .n Russia
Since tfe Russian revolution.
nothing huH come out ~ Russia 60
verify thin story Eui there ttal sire
believers ln me Kitchener legend
How did Alexander kereusky -
cape ont ~ Russia in 1917 Did be
go disguised - sack 81 potatoes
Or did Fymputhlxers hide him and
rmuHRie him ogt ~ the counfr1 p
DO Rot % London ia 1915. bur never
would teh u fuil the STORY ~ biz
rncHpe n Do ruu mystery
How did GaVrio prinzip. assassin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
PLEAD FOR LIVES OF
FINNISH LEGISLATORS

O7r'0IaI NJ 100 sfar - = D -
srOCkHOLAi jan l8.--Eleht
mrHbrrr ~ ne former Finnish
loser house ~ r0nTrsrs are under
sentence of DEATH as wen aF nu-
uerpus other pers0ns ~ major
tld minor distinction s majority
ny thr member az fhr Swedish
rsrdag Boz % manifest tp The Fin-
uish White government have asked
their Hfrs br spared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
AMERICAN AMBULANCE
WILL BECOME SCHOOL

tspcclal @ The St1r BY y. Z. A
PARIS, Jan 1.-THE American
ambulance at Neully. on the out.
skirts Of Paris. taken over by a
group Of wealthy Americans In 1914
and turned into hospital for
French wounded. viii opcu this
month ng "a school Tho American
ambulance was tho headquarters Of
the old Americas field service which
had out with the French armies in
the field number of ambulance see.
lions AS early a8 1918 Upon tho
entry into the war Of the United
States the American ambulance was
given over To General Pcrshlng and
became American hospital No /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
AMERICA MUST FILL
BIG TRACTOR DEMAND

LONDON. Jan. l3-France and
Belgium are I'm tho immediate
need Of 10000 tractors. British
manufacturers can only turn out
1000 year. and France only from
1000 TO 1000 Al large orders
are therefore being sent 10 the
United states and Canada. They
VIII have 10 supply Europe with
10000 tractors cFvry year for some
years 10 como.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
NoRwAvs sHIppIHo Losss,

Especial o. THE Star ~ a. r. k4
CHRIsTIASGA. Jan. 10 The 800.
ueglan mercantile fleet In the q
four years ~ var has iosf Ia
vessels and decreased 1e9Tfz iQns'
lu iie total tonnage At the ou-
break ~ the war Us fleet con-s
u-irtd sa- vessels with q rroFs
tonnage of -1.s5e.T0E 81 the con-
cmfIon ~ me arnislice u con-
sisted 80 g--s gessels with q graa
tonnage " 1.fs5.sGG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

of Bulgarian retreat There earrings and finger
rings these relics OF manhood and womanhood cruelty
sashed from captive noncombaans by Bulgarian soldiers
Read all about it in Professor VIM NJ. Soan's book
''The Balkans, Laboratory of History"
No American Indian exceled Bulgarian barbarity
in the old scalpng torurng burning thestake days
Now listen to George Roussos envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary of Greece to the United States
These the things Bulgarans did during the great
from the day they entered it until they beaten and
forced out Of it:
Greek bishops were hung by the feet head downward.
above brazers of flame Serbian parents nailed
posts while their daughters handed the sodery
and publicly defed Muatons of the revolving char
acter and all of torures including eventration are
included in the reports of reliable official investigators
NOT SINGLE BULGARIAN YET BROUGHT TO
JUSTICE FOR ALL THIS
Feed such fiends? On what? Nettles? Coddle them
With haers Believe that they have changed their charac-
ter? No.
Why Sofia reports say Bugarans impudent 4 nd
staggering if they had the war;
Give them REAL JUSTICEl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
WHAT BIC AAlE
0i PRfNLfF'1 PISTOL

sIx ofhsr great mysteries aevti
oped during the world war flfung
~ ern.orshius haa Dot brought the
ansHers
What became 20 the pistol with
wttirh GAyrio PrlnHp shot Franz
Ferdinand In Saral.Yo. June -. 1914.
Tire shot that started the world war
that has cost probably si.0oo. 900 lives
IN war. dissase and famine
That psfol ass part - tie owl
drnce against pnnlp az bic trial
N8hody kuuaa uhat BIAS become ~
thls priceless uilr deafrslng prcae.
walton fn mueeum
did william iinhenxolisrn's spies
prumote the plot o. hafe Prlnfip Nil
Ffans Ferdinand
IhiH charge HAs mode lu London
uofe Sham two sears ago william
hated Franz. b. WhDm he aw man
uho would nor b. "a e-ins eaHaai
William wanted war ii.a spies were
busy .n Bosnia. what easier than to
have ihom ATS the rrlnHp plot
This may rem. lu one ~ the dark
uueolFrd mysteries ~ fhe aar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Balkan ally of the Hun just now because
Bulgaria thinks that it can pull the wool
over the eyes of the peace conferees and
perhaps-happy thought--even succeed in
getting something out of the war after all.
When this barbarian Balkan nation en-
tered the war as an ally of William the Devil
il was for two reasons:
William offered the biggest outlet for
Bulgarian deviltry.
During the war between Bulgaria and
Greece and Serbia in 1913 barrels of severed
oars and finoare were found atouo tho linz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
ALWAYS \ DRAWBACK

flvcYeaf old Ernest was express
ing himself voc.fcrouaiy because his
mother experienced difficulty 10 pull
ina the conh thru hia tangled mat ~
curlu
Nctcr mind said his father. over
The Cop a. his paper 'Huue dsy
youl be- as bald ne papa. and won't
b. bothered with hsir 90 comb.
Ernest frightened uomeutariiy
then hcaved Sigh - resignation
on weli ~ would only make
thar much more faco e. wnsh. hs
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
sCOREs FOOD pAKING

Editor Tho star. The ban on
sugar ana bread BE- sun on I'm some
places. was in certain inn for
dinner yesterday one small roll was
served to zach individual. then sugar
was passed bcgrudcineiv and care.
fully counted out to us.
JAMES -. TAFT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
KITCHENER I.FGEND
FINDS BELIEVERS

Did cen. iioraiio Herbert Kitchen.
~ escape alive froin The sinking ~
the British vsrslIip Hampshire aben
Il MAS torpodor,i, JuHr .. 1916. By .
German submarine OF West Orkney
Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Editor The star. We have Just
been notified by Mr. flcbbcrd tina,
Washington considers Il no longer
necessary 20 continue the publica.
ton q fair prices Consequently. !
wish TO express Co you the personal
thanks and appreciation Of Mr. Heb.
berd and myself for your co.opcrn.
ton with the food administration in
this work am year without the
prosa. the food administration could
not have accomplished the results
which II did. Sincerely Yours.
u. G. BECK.
Assistant Federal Food Admlnlstrat.
Or Tor Western Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
y Fran1 ferdinand. dief

Was he beaAa ~ deafh lu pris9ns
Cr dd Ge Die ~ starvation Or dix
eaaer There o. m light on the4
a4erflcnE
wanted - Another sheri0ek
Holmes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
Editors Mail
PANS IN OPERATOR

Editor The Star The writer oi
the letter Of An TX Operator.
which appeared in your paper 70
Gently. ln citing her one specific in.
stance % alleged poor service rcccly.
Ell. uciuy admits that she failed "a
properly cooperate wtfh the Tcle
phone company hy nsRlsctinE 20
ask Tor a report on her cali or 90 no
ufy tho chief operator that she was
having difficulty with a.
Also. her broad assertion In com
pairing the service here with the
service elsewhere b. meaningless
without proof. and only serves to
emphasize the fact that she. IN com.
mon with many others. fails to real
ire the difficulties that the Toic-
phone company encounters nj this
time IN their efforts 10 give service.
EN TRAFFIC. CHIEF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
Seven UnsoIved Mysteries of War

f. became % Nishoifs Honan1fs
WHIST the pistol with which rnzp fired the first
shot 81 world
Was Franz Ferdinand urder tire result f German DIotr
T. What fle fate ~ the fysias,af
Did Kitchener drown in he Hampshire disaser9
9. How Kerensiy esfape frDrnK Russia I9i7Iss
= How lid Assassin Prindp de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
iSHNfHE ITEMS ~ TIM
MLNAI(IIEL DAiI.N MOII ID

Mrs NN Terry returned AoHtrr
day from visit az Blaine with Aiirs
Vida Reid and az other Sound
points
Wesley Fear.ca was severely hruls
Cd yesterday whcn h.s team ran
away. throaing him ON the frozen
ground ard striking him witb the
wheels BE was cared Tor ln ihc ~
fice % uf Hayden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
STARSHELLS
\ WORD fHntI
JOSH WISE
There times
when there ain
40 sense 80
taihfn SENSE

He that as 30 may. Chfistmas Car
roll lives in Philadelphia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Wen suppose wen ase the maii
aernplanea So over "wednesday as
thrY say eua win So each waf
Goodness 90 gracious hope tHcF
won meet over our place and coi
lido with each other and come down
nnd 200 over our wood pile after
we've got t corded 49, 70 nicely
Wen make them pny damagrs Il
they Do White Hiil CorfeHpondence
gainesville. o.. Herald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Judge William Jackson ofncntrd
at very solemn affair Tuesday
evening when hr united iu marriage
Mls- Jennie rok0mshy ~ lutchin
son MINI end R A. iisgbke az Sew
Rockford Stw Rockford MInn.
State Center
s rrAlns cable says the Chimes
resent che talk of American brewers
to exploit fhat country Ana 500
every moss sud then you hear pcuplr
talk about the heather Chlnrr
"iY wife BIAS joined that society
for the Prevention ~ Useless Hrorig
ing writes 20 J. 81 n told ms
wife intended giving her fur cpit
Tor present hut rhe said. $50. a.
fur euat a no good 'hia winter The
weather D. too warm. Get 20, a d.a.
mond pin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
THE MORNING sLIr

do you take exercise after your
bath
Yes. generally step on The soap
50 I get out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Shoe dealers ddvocate shorter and shorter
skirts and higher and higher shoes If business is good
Dtodesty be hanged, Ell?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Fashion orbiters declare long skirts pTereRt free
action in rdlking and other pursuits" Especially
pursuit Of street cars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

kr1pps has pnaaed uhe 1918 divi
drnd And about this time neal
year ltll bo passing the hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Neyerthsieaa. j. Z. CASHIER 81
county school superintendent and
Mr nrinkwine ls an apple grower b.
- Sweet h. another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13
The Red Indian of the Balkans

A sick monk is the devilish Bulgarian today; tn
monk was he while he was waging successful wal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

The Largest Audience In ihc
Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Its question rhethcr the Americon dollar or II
"ertcon ci0oret is n0,o me international nlediun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-13

Notice to militant s1ffro0ists: Stop sboutng and
70 TO Rpssio The PetroGrad connect 1oH giUe vofes 10
connen ond Ur0U IN husband for noOd tiensnrel
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-10
Tinker Bob'ldA
s><a@Rstories4 s42a32 Js|
- aA~v huCarEsle 4 Holoemb Sag gsSkJ
hyCarlNsle H. holoenb

Land. Then he helped Jerry the Jay
bird gather crown that would fiy
with him to the warm land.
Then there was Lady Duck. She
wanted to go south for the winter
but she was afraid her wing that
was broken by the Hunters shot
| would not stand the journey. If she
stayed in the North during the win
ter she felt sure she would starve.
But O'possum, her faithful husband,
promised that he would store away
food for her and all the Fox children.
The King also agreed to help her
so she was happy.
AS Tinker Bob was returning to
the Palace he saw DR.. Raccoon taking
few of his young patients out for
a walk what are you about to do
now?" asked he.
"I'm taking few of my patients
to the river" replied Dr. Raccoon.
"I'm going to show some of these
Young fellows how to catch a craw-
fish"
what seems to be the trouble
with these young Racoons?" asked
Tinker Bob, as he looked at the three
young fellows following the Doctor
well" said DR. .Raccoon, zone of
them says he's got rheumatic; I
told him he was pretty young to
have the rheumatic, but he insists
that he has it, so I'm taking him
to the river for a little exercise. OF
course" continued the Doctor. IT
know all Raccoons that die of old age
usually have rheumatic. These
others are just troubled a bit with
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
TO THE coLoRED POPULATION.

Your snarly, ugly, corse, nappy
hair made to grow long, stright,
glossy by using A. /. Hair Grower
Every colored man and woman
should know of this .Sportunity ani
grasp it at once. Diploma given upon
completion Of course. Guaranteed
as rep1 esented. If your scalp is dry,
itchy, scal;' full of dandrutF, and
hair falling out, use A. l. Hair
Grower, natures remedy. "A hair on
the head is worth a dozen in the
brush. Remember the price, soc.
Personal agents wanted. Why not
learn useful trade? Write for par
ticulars a. once. Parker and Gale
Company, 600 Steelawanna Ave-,
Lackawanna, N. Y.-(adv.)
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-10
Doing Fine.

Dick, whose father drives an auto
mobile, is much interested in the oper-
ating Of the car. especially the posi-
zion Of the gear shift lever. One day
WAlen some one asked him how his lit
lie sister, who was SEX with the flu,
vas getting along he replied: 20 she
IS getting alona fine: her fever was
iown to n'''r'I his nlow,ing"
Americus times-recorder., 1919-11-10
FINE COTTON SEED FOR SALE.

FINE COTTON SEED FOR SALE.
I offer for immediate acceptance
few hundred bushels Lewis So wilt
resistant and Cleveland Big Boil
planting seed for $3.50 per bushel.
Good cotton seed are going to be
scarce another season and these two
cottons, according to my experience,
are the best to be had for this sec
ton.
CHAS. L. ANSLEY.
5-d&W-tf