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A TRIBUTE

The finest example of military eoutesy ever have head
Of the most touchngy beautiful was when the allied com
anders conferred on Marshall Ferdinand Foe the leadership
over all the mighty hosts rushing to the defense OF he great
principle of world democracy.
Vaantly the little Frenchman had struggled his back 10
the wall confronted by mercess foe Modesty he accepted
sposition supreme trust Of highest honor And he pledged
the support of soldier citizen. to maintain the dignity q
<slted station The eyes Of the wozA were upda ha-
prayers with him.
At his command the legions spn.ns - re conflict ssainas
the most terrible fighting machine e wosd bad ever kon
thousand years of history written within 40 compass
of less than half bloody decade
Then the surrender-the armisoe. Noby he eonsoatsd
personally his fallen enemy, Debating less Of eacou: t.n
many considered fair to the eonquerors With dignity
retired his home his people his duty well done The wof
acclaimed but aroused no feeling Of selfish vanity On part
It's hero. a.
In his allotted time he crept to BE down BESIDE
khe unknown soldier beneath the Arch OF Triumph weSs
both sleep, oblvious to the din and roar OF the cannon
Z. Another great soldier will repair in awne TO the
shrine the great cahedra he will dof his cap and
remember the hour when the little marshal accepted the COM
mission naming him the worlds greatest commander He VIII
recall the trying bloody hours of conflict and ne VIII turn
away with swelling heart for that's the sort OF heart or
own "oId IaeS PeeeaAa" has
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

This photograph shows the aplane Bremen first to make the
nonstop EasttoWest flight the North Atlantic as it
looked in Grand Central Terminal Tuesday May H. when it
was unveiled by Colonel James H Fzmaurice CoPilot OF
the plane and Mayor James J. Walker of New York City
The plane suspended from the roof Of Grand Central Ter
mna the New York Centrals first train, the Dewitt
Clinton 1t presented to the City of New York by the late
Baron Guenher Won Huenefed financial hacker of the flight
and passenger it. The plane weighs than ton and
its wing spread IS feet inches The plane 81 feet inches
long and feet inches high and has single motor 1t flew
from Dublin Ireland Greeney Island N. f. two thousand
miles, April 1913 1923 Landing soft ice in the fog was
damaged and later shipped Germany for repairs ColoI
full ceremonies marked its unwilling Its final home will be in
the Museums of the Peaceful Arts New York City Baron
Guenher Won Huenefeld bought the shares of the other
hescoud make possible this gift to New York. who
welcomed him gracousy upon his memorable flight to the
United States The Baron died Germany February last and
internationally mourned Herbert Photos, New York;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
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what pieces Of silver WIN she
need FIRST Is q question that comes
10 all who make the bride q gift
Of sterling. And the most practical
way to answer h b 10 lay oat q
dinner menu for at least fons, and
zoe just what Is reqstred to serve
Shs meai correctly.
For he soap eoesss. Select 4
dsssest spossA: dssy 90 Quits
peoper, and e. b sssd Sos sssv-
ka spooiss 1t ar djA tpss-.d
q bsssd and hutsa speesdera, 4
Va knissa Ihese en- siso b
used for bseakfsst and suneheoa
sesvios.) For the meat coarse, 4
dinner knives and fors1; fos sahd,
I dessert fosio inssead Of saiad
}urks, which serve ouly the one
purposa3; hr dessert 4 more des-
sest folu VIII b needed, and 4
slaer dinner coffee spoons. AA to
Dis cofiecf3oa h b v3ss 10 s6d q
&o1en tea spoons.
Saxes and eietrts' Of eqcA arc OF
eou1se He IDEAL nunaberz u the gfft
dtPssshg ffa$ ware. HBt4s b MIN
Imam. Eise selections given VIII DO
hs erex4est serVtea
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

fist a picture in the way back when
book. The modern American house
keeper sends her rugs to some reli-
able cleaner once year to have all
the rough particles cleaned from the
oo4y Of the rug.
IF the housewife takes good caro-
Of the floor coverings by careful sweep
ing. not beating. one thorough clean
lug \. year is plenty to keep rugs
fresh and new looking. A good sue
ton. cleaner helps put pressed down
tufts back into place. IL Is import
ant 20 turn rugs completely around
often TO get rid OF MARKS made by
heavy furniture.
"Old fashioned pea;. uched
,aly the surface dirt an q".-s oiten
.roGe the back Of the r. g." o.; il
. curl and lie croo%cI c. The :i'"r
The average life Of nocr co.c:.:iSS has
:.een .nrtcas,. ~" or t.."-o y"a-. b;
.:.u,.ct,. .c.rinlmg u:eth"i,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
CHAPTER X.
SKIS Va. sNowsRoEs

The morning train left at clever
o'clock. The colonel had telephoneC
The LEGAL liyery1nan to send rigs for
our party. The sheriff determined to
%ait and go in after we had broken
ne trail.
While We were waiting for the
teams to come Courade Henwether
played the phoDosrHpa tor us. Owing
to MS affection his choice OF records
was nothing extra. Most OF the mel
odieS were very ancient and many
were cracked. Evidently the Home
got its records from the same source
as its magazines.
Everyone was anxious to get away.
AS the time approached for the rigs to
come the women folk got on their
wraps and sat around sxpectantiy near
the door 70 as not 10 keep 10 waiting.
: Maryells had spoken b mo when she
same from the room.
II suppose ought to Congratulate
Bcu," she said, Although am atre
j dou't know just what cpe does say
~ uon WY WnsS Jig wv Va . IsS1
|, led woman"
What are 700 talking sbcutr" ! Do
koanded roughly.
3 why, Jim has Just told me that he
fixed Il afl up for yoa,' ,hs explained,
hnoeendy enough He Gays u sN
Tor tie bssk hcauss otherwise Mr.. |
Hsmningway would probably have
shot you,r
Maybe be WIN anyway" ] added
Sioomily. What pleasure t would be |
@ pay a fine for assault and battery |
committed 90 the person Of one James |
Cooper, alias Jim the Ffxerl
/. The telephone rang. Every ono
Esteemed with strained attention while |
She colonel answered h.
@Whsps thati" he asked after listen
.'ag minute. Cant get t,roughs
One of the horses has hurt
hfnself already b a Saowdriftl i
limits too bad. When do you think
Peg g. can nm make 8, TT = Al right
I'm sorry ladies and gentlemen"
q said, turning to ouz groun 1.-THE
sryrian says they esnT get through
.sS1 town, The drifts ars PIX and
aA fss aep b HasA sad DIV hSi
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

April showers may mean May fow-
ers and poetry for the lover. but they
,nsan Just another spring cleaning
time for the American housewife. For
the good old American custom OF
cleaning rom the coal bin to the
attic still holds sway during the BIOS
som ms nth
Spring cleaning and May are nat ;
mai allies and didn't just happen 10
. a. lInke;i by custom. The north was
We destined to assume securing
liae.t when Jupiter Pluvius gave his
s.al~-rs ana mud TO April. The CRIME
ti"1::r, into the home during Aprils
.;.::-.v weather makes the rugs ana
.n-:nl ,uil!ef than at any other time
.....t N'@i;cr Olson. president o.
i# |s = ~ Co. said recently III
~. ..,a up 0. CLUB =" mcr a
y al
. rdci:.yArd c!'t!'rs !rr or"i
a.. Il %"'le.t o. II &: r"s %
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

/ was glad of that because II gave me
an opportunity to sort OF find my ski
legs. By the time | could take three
steps without tripping or splitting. |
considered that ! was 10 longer IN the
amateur class.
My egotisin melted away when we
came to the first rise. 1t was a gentle
slope, hut l found it very difficult to
climb. i had to tack or else found
myself slipping backwards.
/ tried dismounting from the skis,
hut found that the snow was up nearly
to my waist and well-nigh impossible
to founder through.
/ made it somehow, but He11rnii1,g-
way on snowshoes beat me to the cresr
by several minutes, He waited there
until I got nearly to the top and ther
he started down the other side.
g;ined the summit. 1t was net
We: hi..4 hs S-s-s Al excl =
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there was not much opportunity for
discussion OF our situation.
Mr.. Hemmingway made the II. ST
move. Tin going to town., he 'de-
clared. 81 can't stand it here any
Longer. / made It once Oh snowshoes,
and guess / can do it again"
Bat the snow is deeper now, OBJ
jected Mrs. Hemingway, her 'natror-
lv concern overcoming her anger for
the nnneut.
Thank you Just as much for your
suggestion" her husband said colby,
but nry going and coming has ceased
TO he any ,aff;;ir OF yours"
Mrs. Hercmingway flushed as il she
had beer sr-,,c'i. hal; rose as il 10
defend her. This was observed BY the
others. who ~: "e| at che another
with significant, locks IS if @ say.
"Gce, The owrsrsi;r OF the woman
-. k-s' D.. ! !:,;si {. tn
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

TO turn ts4l;." :.
!:.as Qan we do5" walled Mrs.
Liliieiuas.
"YoaIl have to stay here uahl they
get the road broken through. They
saw thai they car make it tomorrow
II there is no further fall OF snow
"But 4icre must be some way OF set
ting through to-day" ;,
@Not unless you use snowshoes
We sat in.moody silence. AS hardly
auv one was speaking to anyone else
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STOW out OF my eyes and ears, 'y;7r
NAV rs well give up. I'M MOI Iii '''s
hurao- FOR ii.
/ was able TO keep still, that.-
tFesvcn. although 1t would have g!'t-r
me great pleasure to have swa'ie3 'a'FS
with the Hat side of ? Ski.
The country round about was Sup
ING. This is ideal ground, they SIS me
fer ski running. Ii wss fsi;.:v fsve'
from the Old Soldiers Eone. t't'@
eyer for distance q; severa. bi.ic,.s
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

vic~ Of tbs oornry, Under Or Srcw
it vas beautiful. A group of 4: ',,s
o;er at the right with branches br,u
, doxn with tremendous load OF white
. was graoefd picture.
Come CO. yelled Hernmingwa,
half way CO.. the hill. I'VE have to
catch that train"
| l wrenched myself away from my
! contemplation Of the beauties Of nature
and considered the matter OF pro-
crossing further. ! started to walk
after him, Soon I was relieved of the
necessity of effort. The gentle grade
was enough 10 cause ME to slide over
the surface of the SNOW.
I; It was all exhilarat;rg sensation and
very rcstful. l was suddenly glad that
! | had skis instead Of sflowshoes. had
| beer enyyirg Hemingway the super
| ior travelling qualities of his equip
ment, but now could see that the adj
vantage was going to be ali my way.
While he walked down the hills I
would be sliding gracefully and resting
myself for the climb up the next one.
Wrapped in pleasant introspcc:ion
l had scarcely noticed that my speed
was increasing little. Now slight
difficulty IN balancing called my atten-
tion to it. .
] leaned forward trihe to restore
my equilibrium. AS l did so | heard
a sharp swishing sound as the runners
g!ided swiftly over the snow.
The speed increased. I looked about
for some way of slowing up. There
seemed to be no brake. II appea, ed
inadvisablc to turn sideways as one
doe, % skates In order to stop. Even
as ! thought my pace accelerated to
such q degree that ! abandoned all idea
Of doing anything but pray.
Directly h my path. proceeding
slowly down the hillside, was Jot3
Hemmneway. Headed az I was :
could not fail to strike him, l tried TO
steer IN some other direction. It was
no use. ! few toward him as fling
to magnet.
He was Hitheiy unconscious that
I wes oyettaApg hiw, He Is 4 largo
man and 50 am /. The result Of al
impact was terrible to contemplate.
I tried to cry out to him, ~, ~
voice left my dry throat aP ens. Z
harsh cac.de. The only word I could
think of was 'Forep
Intuition made him turn around. He
must have read In my eyes that had
lost control because he started 10
scramble hastily out Of my way.
Horror OF horrors, my runners
which had hitherto glided straight, al
{ on rails, now swerved sharply to ona
iie In the direction which he was
yotngl
He saw II and redoubled his efforts
% get out OF range. With fendish
the sns turned also I was
'lmost up9p himl Hs Paas sapreu5
NY
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Acknowledged "a g
We can't Xxi ~ alors," Colon,
Stewart c5jer1As' wax, fie,n:rinswa
began to tralote ~ preparatory ;
leaving. There is really corsiderabl
danger"
d! Then vii, so1oeone else go wit
me-"
| Mr.. Hemraisgw2y surveyed ou
group witt, jisdain His attitude sig
nihed that ne DID not t,iiak there wa
4 man in the lor OF H.
Ill 60" l 5elurteered suddenly
After all, why not? There was nothing
to stay for.
"FoH go with mes" 5Lemmingwa,
questioned derisivel;. There is nc
! object III your trying to get me alone
You have already robbed me OF the
only thing I care for III life" He cast
a tragic glance at the dissolyng Mrs
Hemingway.
Don't be unreasonable" lin
Cooper put in his oar as usual "This
IS all for the best. You ought 10 he
glad to have Tom go with you. IL he's
wiz, you it is the only way yo:1 can be
certain that he isn't flirting with your
wife"
ynl's argument carried undeniabie
weight with the distracted husband.
could see him ponder IL. Although he
had cast her OF, the idea of MS wife
taking up with someone else was gall
ing to him.
AT last he said, Come on, then, if
you're the only one who has the nerve
to follow where ! lead"
Then came the problem of snow
shoes. Hemingway had his that be
had secured h town, but there wasn't
another pair In the iastftuhoa.
Finally We ding UP soepe eds which
bad been sent b. some charitable CO.,
trlhutor with lack OF hu1nor. II you
never happened 70 have seen any, they
are long strips Of spsinSy wood abort
four inches wids turned up at one end
lll'e a sled runner. II you can navigate
hem the chances sse that you en- spell
"iior6' withous bseaklns he type-
writer. 49,, -. .;.s.. ,.
=. The colonel baSs ~ eodspeed and
hfscted - % OR Way,
"You can't got hstS be assured us.
1t may b hard 10 follow the reed on
account Of everything Being piled deep
With snow, but Il you hsar due east
'oup come out at the village without
'ail."
We starred not rapidly az I have
,eard that Indians and Norwegians
ravel across snow-6eids, but cat
iously and slowly. Ny skis had a
endeny to toe out that was very ag-
ravating. Once Or twice ! had to sit
own to argue with sncm about l.
ouidn't follow both Of them, and II
went with ono ] had to leave one leg
ehtnd
On the few occasions wheu ! Do
ected them from the outward angle
hey turned the other way and ! Eot
~ runners crossed.
'If you're trying to make me
sugh," said Hr, Hemmipgwsy sar-
asHcallM u I COT % ssd DDS Dbl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
Lemon Mefingue Pie
Iced Tea
Italian Hash

Place Il lb. boiled and drained
macaroni in a buttered baking dish:
add a little butter and grated
cheese; make a nest in the macar-
om and FIJI center with chopped
cooked meat seasoned highly.
Place IN the oven until very hot
Tomato sauce may be used tor
moistening, if desired.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
To Clean Brass Easily

Make a mixture of l ounce oxats
acid and | pint soda water. App.
the mixture to the brass witt :
soft brush, let stand feTJ MIMI; =
polish with q chamoiS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
Apples and Cheese Balls

Pare crisp, sweet apples and
shape with vegetable cutter into
small balls, then dress with French
dressing and lot stand until chilled
To mashed cream cheese add .
little Worcestershire sauce, salt
and chopped canned pimiento.
Shape into balls the same size -
appfs bsils; garnish with pimiento;
aesxs Vagh French dressing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
To Wax New Floors

Wash the floors FIRST and wteA,
dry, coat with Hnseed oil. Rn q
once With sawdust which Ismd9es
adj sdt6ats oil and pohsfes ths
floor. After this any wax may b
Used.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
0zinsse Tea Cakes

Woek 4 CUP shortening unta
creamy; add l cup brown sugar
ersdusIiy, beating continuousys
add q teaspoon soda dissolved IN
1 ibis. cold water; add u teasAeoa
vanilla and cup Aoar. Makawto
small balls, place on buttered bah.
ing sheet about 2 inches apart and
BIKE h hot oven.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
For Friday Night

Sai:%,-i chowder
Eth Cakes Spaghetti
ToI,n..c Sauce
Egg Salad
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15
e aath lnsta.ime EN-
r,nprNx1 RErORt

WHAT HAPPENED REfORE
~. S,..;dan Drar,atic Ci"h, o. "hicc
~. ,.,.Ssci. the narrzso-, Mayye.!2, jse
-. No cares Tor. and Jm, Coopef' @
IN. ere members, starr "a pe!io';ise'e -
Fv.,i.aGou and Gala1ea AT InS G't
a. Home. but are t-tserrc2,sG by mrs
-fc>,-,,I the rehearsals Tom Bi!beck IS ac-
..-,,rs4 hv the husband ri cGe OF the actors
III Hemingway, OF beng II love WITH MS
siding away from thc scene. of the IL
fel play in their coStur-ss ana oYei 49,
81, group Of players IS Asio 10000
d. aoed convictS, one - :n0i;- 10 @aP'u'NN
:. Blbecis a'te- . srragSis. -; -.
-,rN,-ed thief i tied 20 chair AT
GlS Soldiers Home. Unable 70 ieaSe
home as tn= ca- refuses - ouSSs, -
g. ,.rs nus. stay there, and Nh nei ~
=. hearing this oyer ''ie nom, ~,;s,,i,;o.,s
go ~ rich. 20 the hUEe--as ne IS SgSP'Si.L'S
s:s Vie and B,lbeck. Meanwhile the
, a., errivcss inst when BloSck
:, ,s...s,rg Mrs. Hemc,oS;v7y, VINO has
".s ar6 - course thinks thr "o:s''
t..-vhIs S disturbance - hsat4 w u,e
=. -. AND al il tn house Fu'A GOWN
SAerirs borsc has broken Ii! iP 'ysi.
.,,,sI, Her,r,;ngva7v suspects h''oSvn
.-' r..,.. mt Inn lJc-Sc- U;i%e5 IN
.,G.e,s he A9s a. lagea tlSS 'ne
-e-..--,vass Ne 5'Vofce.' ana '""' D'''N'''
:, .e,v. ;-- ;Sl~r'jrSw2y'
Now CO o.; '0GGH TIE STORY
cor.a.;. Dsyyen.irrta saw that he
-. 70. rcc;..ret as q conversational
.. he lei. us a.one,
ea.t 70 5cs yz.u pardon for not
So ing to you u breakfast" Mrs.
Iare,ove went c. ncryously. "Ot
,coe-ss : couldn't kefore everybody
w understand, don't you Mr.. Bill
,l,ce that my social position as the
Wi, OF the most prominent undertaken
~, embaln,er III town makes it I'M
.r--S;tle for me to do;anything openly
IT,! iaieht be talked about"
assured her absczltly that l under
,st 4. What was she driving att
"Rut beneath my calm, conventional
.ozier.or," she went ON, 81 am terribly
-t,--anticl an very broad, and al
,lg} the world may fout you for
: rs ano,he- mans wife, do not
80 yQp-- Oh, Mr., Ba5eck, yor
I, sr,y mani
oaased to observe the effect OF
! eprooi.
! 'lr c..
~ Mrs. Lillielove grft me to d.
90 .+. declaration. This two-hun-
- = .oanC Venus had seen in NE L
- ,uan and was secretly enYious OF
J. IS henimingway as the supposed re-
1faealt of my attentions.
TIE poor nut What food SITUATION
It Mas. Probably no man within a
radius OF a hundred miles WAS less
capable a. beng gay deceiver than |,
ant yet entirely without effort on my
pari ! was thrust into stellar part ii
8 Dztarnerop romance.
}4pw o@Sld | clear myself and be
CO... aesrn what had been yesterday,
q coed ratured C..N. conventionaily III
lryr with the ,etest girl u the
world?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-06-15

NJ you're trying 70 make mo
laugh, said Nr, Hsmmipswsy ST.
casscaltN u I CT % Did DIS h
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Special Glasses for coaching High
School Pupils.
See R. g. Mitchell, 515 N. Third St
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PHARR HAS BIG
HONOR ROLE
Forty-Six Students Find
Names On List Of
Highest Grades
ESPECIAL 10 The Heraldl

PHARR, Dec. 5-Forty-six pupils
made the honor roll In the Phar--
San Juan-Alamo Junior and SEN
ior High School out OF a total num-
Der Of 442 IN attendance. Twelve
and one-half per cent OF the pu-
pills IN the entire senior high
school were on the honor roll.
Twenty-Five per cent OF the senior
high school class were listed with
the honor students for the past
six weeks. The percentage OF stud
ents on the honor roll Is low be-
cause OF the strict rules Of ellgibi-
lily. No one Is eligible for honors
who makes a grade lower than
eighty five. A complete list or those
composing the honor roll follows
by grades: ninth grade, Lawrence
Cron and Billy Hogan: tenth grade,
Alan Cramer. Bryan Harris. Helen
Everhard. Dorothy Van DreSar, L0r-
eta Wilder. Franklin Brant, Billy
Goldberg, Gilbert Guerra, Pauline
Hlrschberg, Eunice Keeter, Pauline
Paxton, and Troy Pool; eleventh
grade, Victor Kormeier, Mildred
Bell, Alice Cameron, Dorothy Chris
tianSen, Bernice Dreibelbls, Imo-
gene Holdridge, Ruby Motley Car
men Saldana. and BernIce Skeans.
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j. q. Starck.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. ]
A. w. Reed.
j. A. Cobolini.
FOR COMMISSIONER No.
w. T. Aldridge.
B. X. Hinkley.
FOR COMMISSIONERS No. 3
George L. Desha, Jr.
Manuel Besterio.
FOR COMMISSIONER No. A
H. L. Thomas.
r. G. Schmeling.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and the seal OF said City Of
Brownsville, Texas, this % day Of
November, 1929.
"A. b. COLE,
Mayor Of Brownsville, Texas
Attest:
"A. r. MUNDAY.
City Secretary.
11-29-to 10th
1921
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-05
LEGAL ADVERTTsEMENT

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
CUSTOMS. Port Of Brownsville,
Texas. Dec. 5, 1929. Notice Is here
by given that on Dec. 3, 1929. there
was seized at the B 81 M Bridge
Brownsville, Texas, from c. II.
Drake, for violation OF Sect. 500
Tariff Act 1922 and Sect. 1862 r. 81,
One Ford Coupe, motor No. A
619376. ANY one claiming the above
described automobile will file claim
with me within twenty COD days
from the date OF this notice; other
wise i will sell the automobile az
public auction at the U. S. Custom
house. Brownsville, Texas, ON Thurs
day. December 20. 1929. at 10 o'clock
A. M.-Wm. Neale, Deputy Collector.
SEIZURE No. l570-B
1l-5-12-19-3t-3623.