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Show 1 ' ' I 1 Beaver County News Calvin II. Dullard, formerly a Vnlteq inspector, who wa .outid ui.eoii-eiouon a road iie.tr New thrust three .'all, Cal., with a teles deep near h.s right temple Fed in the county hospt'ui without havinv rega:nrii coiiaclouMK-rLife savers of the new Green Hill ta'lnii, Rhode Island, made a heroic M.s-uof the crew of live men of the schooner It. L. Tay, lciulw-- r laden, from York, and Haiigor, Me , for Newwreiki-off the Rhode Island coast. To carry out hi theory that steps betterment of prislor He oners should la- taken, beginning with physical conditions, Warden John sum of Folsom, ('ah, hai had tliiity-twprisoners examined bv eye and eur specialists. A teriilie rain and hail storm by a heavy wind did con sidei-abldamage Sturgis, S. Li Several rruls of the Northwestern rail way tracks have Jeen washed out. ir. C. Annette ltiiekel, famous na Honally as the "Little Major" of the of her service l' n ion army, du ling tiie civil war, died Sunday at Piedmont, Cal., at the age of 79. WASHINGTON Taft has sent lo the son ale the nomination of Clinton W. Howard of llelliuglium. Wash., to bi l ulled Stales judge for the western district at Washington, succeeding Cornelius II Hanford, who resigned while his conduct on the bench wus under Investigation by a congressional committee. The new-- legislative airpropriatlon trill which passed the house Saturday, aliolislies the I'liiied States assay offices at Suit laike. Jtoise, Helena, .V. C., I lead wood, S. I)., anil Charlotte, and the Curoon City mint. President 1'afi told callers on Sat-dalie intended to tight that c. ogress for the retention of the commerce court if It ki'it him in Washington all slimmer. In a picturesque, spontaneous outbreak during the debate of the president's wool veto In the senate on Frl day, Senator Lufnllette attacked the new Progressive party and swore new allegiance to progressive Republican- stales OF bj Heaver County New lul.lihiiii' Co. MILFORD UTAlf le EINTS II WEEKS LESSONS FROM MM ie G rm ARMY Farrriars In Humid Regions of East Can Gain Suggestions Regarding Conservation of Moisturo- - LEADER IS DEAD methodi the From to success ro which are THE UTAH throughout the west, farmers In the nore humid districts of the exit can RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH DIE8 often gain valuable suggestions wilh The Mammoth city council has HAPPENINGS IN ITEM AT AGE OF EIGHTY-THREAT to the proper conservation of regard the an ordinance passed aiithwriiiip IZED FORM. HOME IN ENGLAND. On lesson which may bo moisture. (urination of a udunticr fire departto (he treatin referent Is ment. GIVE BEAUTY TO THE PORCH learned The eastHie small grains. ment of Hi which endangered two live wheat, considers ern farmer usually four building at Garfield. Homs and Foreign News Gathered Or- Boxes With Flowers or Vines Are an Founder and Head of World-Wid- e as crops which cannot ami outs barley From All Quarters of tho WorldL Only a change in the winds direction Ornament No Houso Should Bo ganization Believed That Poverty lie cultivated. Consequently no attenlaved the to an. and Preprwcd for Busy Mon. Without. and Sin Were to a Certain Extent is paid to them from the tin. tion The annual session or the grand are sown until they are ready Allied, and Ministered to Needy. Veranda or porch boxes should bo they of tlie Independent. Order to harvest. Not so with the Of Odd Fellow at least a food wide and a foot deep of I'lah wan held at INTERMO JNTAIN farmer. He cultivates his grain and the timber of which they are fields Tooele last week. The safe in the f'latlev tile, Polo, after every rain from the titno London. General William llooth, the made should be of fairly good quality, Fhr th first tune In years during well Marled in the spring unare they posfotfii e was blown bv four men, venerable founder and head of the it will have to resist considerable til August Ogden on Sunday took on the wl.o eseniied with are too high to allow of furthworth of pni they Salvation army, died at his residence pressure when tha box Is filled with appearance of wmii-T- . several inches stamps, alter engaging m a pistol duel er cultivation, says tlie Conntry GenIn Kiltie Id. Tuesday soil. Hadleywood, of anew fall iik in the foothills spike-tootharrow is I taw son, a bs-a- l K tleman. The phywith lir. night. He had been unconscious for These boxes will be found most satas tho Thomas Male, axed K, was kicked sician. lour mi- - peels driving a dilapi48 hours aud during that time had lost isfactory if allowed to project outside used for the earlier workings; is weeder the by a borao at Garfield and la in a dated automobile were arrested near lnrger grows grain Strength rapidly. He was in his eighty-fourt- h the veranda rail. They should be well l in u serious conHalt Lake By means of the latter imI'lii lev Iile half an binir idler the robyear. upiHirted by braces running from the dition, his akull bavins been may be cultivated algrain plement bery. General William Booth, who devel-- bottom of the box on the outside to when it begins to the time most to up The heaviest ruin in many years oped the greatest organized movement the veranda floor. bead. The annual out ins of the I'tnh liar at lilendive .Mont , Monday. besince the beginning of Christianity for Paint them some neutral color The advantages of this cultivation association wtui held at the JIm m- Nearly two miles of track on the of human souls, was the fore filling them with soil. the saving in the first place it , are ilage Ogden oafiyon, last week, promiNoil hem I'ncllic Midway was washed If son of a Nottingham, England, ear ordinary soil is used you will have serves tc break the crust which is so nent lawyers from all over the state away Inns to other priqs-rfHeavy penter. He was born in that city on j only an ordinary development of tho likely to form after the spring rains, being prouent. is reported. plants you set out to grow lu it, while and to close the cracks which the April 10, 1829. Gcorgo ArlKigast, C!i yearn old, who After mi analysis of the stomachs He chose preaching for a profession what you want la vigorous growth. has made in the winter graiu years CT the ltd I list a v A oajne to Salt lake forty-livhis wife Procure soil containing as much de- frost . and studied theology under a private This lessens the evaporation men known of best the one and ago, and two clulilrcii. all .of whom died tutor for the Methodist New Conneo- cayed vegetable matter as you can. of moisture, which Is most rapid from in tho state, died Sunday, death be suddenly, Slate Chemist Kke.ey says No how of roots the matter it full is. 23 tion church. In 1852, when be was misted or cracked soil, uud conserves lug due to dropsy. death watt due io ptomaine poisoning. of age, he entered the ministry, nutriment you are In search of Is It until it is most needed by the growyears resiIVsidrte the protest of many Willi a plural. ty nil to lift'-ei- i by but was not formally ordained until there and a few roots more or less ing crop. The advantage of this prewill not Interfere with the plants you dents along Italy avenue. Tars City. com-etioiiin the ofllcial canvass. six years later. caution Is most apparent in the semi-ari- d to grow In it. tlie city council Las dccidiui that (In J(llm M Haines liecomcs Hie Jtepubll-irrojxwirpropose In the meantime he was appointed districts, but in dry seasons it Is curbing aud guttor work on can of Idaho. for to do circuit work, but he had received ' On the rontrary, they will prove of noticeable everywhere. out lie carried that avenue should While unhitching his burses after a taste of evangelism and it appealed positive benefit, as they will help V In the east rolling winter wheat as A movement is nailer way to have a to him. To his Imaginative and am- keep the soil light and porous. returning finm a trip, Harry soon as it Is safe to go on the ground boxes Before with the soil, filling K. Jen- 3 years old, soil of William playground made In the southern pait bitious mind the work of ministering In the spring is perhaps to bs prebore a few holes In the bottom of of Ogden for the beiielit of children mtti, Sr., of Newton, I'lah, wiui struck week after week to the same congre- ferred to harrowing. If clover Is surfor allow of them to the escape who live too far away from Liberty by a bolt of lightning and instantly plunted with the wheat It should bo purk lo enjoy attractions offered killed. sown before the rolling is done. The i there. Hie. Iki id A. Ilrirnillon, a student at rolling covers the clover seed anil In atteniiptiiig to atop u horse which of Michigan, aud Harry tlu I'uivci'-iitalso firms the soil about the roots of been mo frightened while being led Aile, a stuilent at the 'nlvorsity of tlie wheat plants where it hai been lo water, Milton Thompson, uged ID, Montana, made their way to Avery, loosened by paving. The other effect of lloy. was kicked and received a Idaho, after being lost in the St. Joe bf cultivation is in the keeping down (raid tired skull. It 1b thought lie will forest reserve for ten days. of weeds, and for this purpose it Is ism. reeover. Governor West, of Oregon, and Adjust as useful and just as necessary In The senate on Friday agreed to the A heavy enrollment Is anticipated at (he east as lu the west. Small weeds Oucral Kluxer, at the head of jutant Panama are State School for Ix-a- f nnd liliud thin a aipnnl of Oregon national guards, conference report on tho 18 very easily killed with the harrowr and canal hill by a vote of 4$ to or weeder. and if the work is projierly year, according to the Huitcrinteiidcnl, will Invade Kedinoml Creek country wool done tho grain will not he injured. who saya ihere will be at least twen- mid the rxeeulive will declare the low'll refused to pass the steel and hills over the president's vetoes. a aludeiili Three precautions are neeesasry in and law possible of Itediiioud under martial unless ty additional After a hurried trip from Montana small grain. Drilled grain total of 140. handling Mayor Jones and the city marshal re- to Washington to seek treatment for should be harrowed, for cultivaonly The body of Frank M. Bradshaw, sign. The mayor liu-- been convicted the Rocky Mountain spotted fever, Ur. tion destroys a portion of the stand killed by a Klo llrando of gambling. mining exis-rt- , T. II. McClintlr or the public health of that which has been sown broadwlii-from he '.lack" Callahan, ulleged to lie the passenger train, pimped and marine hospital service died in cast and fo lessens the yield. For the train in frunt of the automobile Marshal Isaiitlit who murdered Nigh'. U tu same reason the harrowing should bo near Salt laike, wus sent to Urn An- Frank A. Colehmgh in the senwalioual Washington, Tuesday, a martyr " done in the direction of the drill rows geles for burial. holdup of tho Vicuna saloon at MidFOREIGN rather than across them. Fields on Work 4 on Hi the of Reconstruction Aiiguvl 7, night vale, lltah, along which grass or clover FOd has been Captain I tick of the Gordon High i urrestcfl at liutte, Mont. right of way of the Denver 6 Klo him lamb-rshot and killed his wife's sissown should not be harrowed, for the uul la DOME6TIC Grande rallroud being pushed, ter and her two children, wounded young plants are as easily hilled by GEN. WILLIAM BOOTH. Vines Add Grace I.ti Venn W. Noyes, treasurer of llio large armies of workmen are employi iiis this treatment as are tlie weeds. Xonn wife, set lire lo the limine at Hast double-truckinotherand ed dally Progressive convention arriiiiKeme.if ll0urtlt.. upland. In which the tragedy of these precautions need be observed wise Improving the lino. conimlilee, lia made public a state- occurred and then killed hlmseif with gallon palled; he longed for fresh plua water. In 11 JKrobablllty there If the roller is used on winter grain, fields hu and a continued after 23 atiil ment tight of age, disbursements the of receipts William Jensen, years will be no surplufcywater to escape, but the roller is of little or no use In pistol he hail used upon the otliem. man souls. t naiioiiai convention was Instantly killed by HghUiing, for Hie it Is "well to be1 on the safe side. Murray was undoubtedly insane. killing weeds. In the east, except In While raveling through the coun- butWhen while unhitching his loom at Newton, held in (iiieiigo, showing that the tKe soil in the boxes the driest seasons. It will not usually you Hunted down by British soldiers in put In London, General try, particularly Cache county. The bolt pierced Ids total cximuisch of tlie convention was he jungles of Central Africa, where Booth was struck hy the poverty ol press It down firmly.-- If dumped In bo profitable to harrow grain fields bead, inflicting a wound as though he $19.4(13. all in defiance of for years, authority, the people in the slums. From obser- lightly, evaporation will be rapid ami mure than once. must remain on lie had bud been idiot with a rifle. Mormon refugin-the roots of your plants may suffer In of elephant Another lesson which may be learnthe'rareer pursued vation he concluded that poverty am! consequence. i side or return to their I lonelier and illicit Is the disking faugh t beneath a falling slab of the James ed from the trader, Ivory were in to a certain extent allied At the outside of the box set vines of land which Is to tie plowed later In rock, Han Koric, a miner, 33 years former homes In Mexico unprotected. jWood Kogers, an American, is dead. and that to do the most effective work of quick old, employed In the Daly West, at This was decided at K! Paso, Monilay development, like German order to keep the soil from baking unTwo hundred and ten person.!, vus-- ) to get the best results he should Ivy, Tradeacantlk, and His killed. Mexican at with was Consul a conference instantly Monevwort, or the til the plowing can be completed. park City, of being rebel sympathizers, peeled skull waa crushed. Koric was working K. C. loirenle, representing the Mexi- have been executed in Purnaudim, transfer his efforts to the poverty-stricke- Madeira vine. This practice was begun In the west denizens of the slums. These will soon hid, the box com- on grain stubble after hardest In oe alone In a drirt on tho 1,200-foo- t cali government. state of Miehoaean, dining me past July 5, 18cr, Is a memorable day, be- pletely and after a little they will der to hold whatever moisture was In level. James llavemeyer. formerly asso- twelve days. on that day General Booth took form a screen for ail that portion of the soil, for cause a ciated with other members of his famThe Davis I'ounty fanning usuaHy little rain falls Tlie Chinese national assembly has first the d step which led afterwards tc the veranda below the rail. after that time. Since the disking car. new plant at Syracuse is ily in the sugar refining business, is decided to present a petition to PresiMorning glories can be planted here be done much more rapidly than tbe and Friday was turned over dead at his home in New York, aged dent Yuan Shi Kai for a further ex- the founding of the Salvation Army. This effort was first styled the Chris- and there along the box and trained plowing, there Is less chance for evapto the directors of tho eotiHny, with seventy years. which of the evidence oil planation tian mission, lint It laid the seeds for up on strings and made to furnish oration, and the land then remains Simon Maiidel, president of Mnndcl General Chang Chen Wu and Gen-.a- l all machinery tunning. The building the great international army of faith hade for the veranda as well as a for some time in good condition for an outlay Brothers and riiilllomilrc merchant, Ang Wei. who were members of Dr. and equipment represents screen. plowing. lied lit his residence in Chicago, aged Sun Yat Sen's parly, were seized and which was to follow. of close to $20,000. name of Other The the was plants can be r electorganization In addition to remaining in condiWhile returning from t'aslllla lo seventy six, after a long illness, lie summarily executed. to the Salvation Army and ed to suit Individual taste. Almost any tion to plow for a much longer period, changed was and at Provo lairn of KciYciihcim, aviGermany. Kdniuml Audetnars, the Swiss Provo, Ray Phillips can be used with reasonable land which has been disked is mucb Belle farieston of Sprlngvillo were He is survived by four daughters tid ator. completed on Monday the first General Booth began the gigantic task plant chance of success If care Is taken to less Inclined to break up In clods and a of to flcht establishing regular army thrown from u buggy and severely in- live sons. aeroplane trip front Paris to Berlin. ain and poverty. From a humble be- see that the soil In the box is kept in broken lumps than undisked soil, and hence I'auiel Shield jured. Phillips' wrist was Gunning of New He arrived at tlie Johatinisihal aero-drom-e in London this great organiza- always moist. Is more easily put In condition for ginning two place, while Miss farieston sus- Yolk, 23 years old, a grand nephew of even-lugtitfiO o'clock Monday at has until S.973 has tion it grown corps, planting. The loose earth which is tained a sprained ankle. the late Mrs. Stanford, who having made intermediate thrown to the bottom of tbe furrow Strange Garden Creations. of lax and havin'; rested firing the night circles snd societies established in WBille lighting an acetylene gas left him a fort mm, and I often ask myself where In the unites much more readily with tlie fifty-siand countries colon'es with I lamp Li the Southern Pacific shop at Colonel G. 1. a ton of New York, al ltoe'.iuin. world tlio strange erections that stalk furrow slice, and no larger air spaces about 21,203 officers and employees. waa killing himself by leaping front a Ogden. .1. J. O'Neil, of Salt Arrange men I lire bott'g made to In almost through nn Increasing number of arc left of every city consequence i of a fom h story window of hotel intend out the American women and severely burned by ati explosionAmerican gardens that even cover not is a with there branch barracks where It is eh.ililteii from Cotonia Morelos. the gas. He was rnmovt-- to (tu- IVm lUision verandas, staring- - MOISTURE IS GREAT FACTOR beds dis- a few American are maintained is and fond were cliielly ills burns Kxlmsive damage wus done ill said that settlers who are heavily boHpital. of and solid enough bare white, flliape, at a rate. very rheup alsiilt tlie fare and hands and may northeastern Iowa hy a severe rain, armed may deride 'o remain, in view pensed to support a are supposed The SalvuHon soon found that Army life. wind and eleetric storm. Railroads of the losses lo fellow- colonists who to haft derived their origin, writes H. Twelve or Fifteen Inches at Very distigure hint for ramifications so Its so were ami great Least Is Necessary to Insure Farmer in the vicinity of Cedar rt-.- Interui hail lims were erippli-- by left their homes. was the interest in its G. Dwight, in tho Atlantic Monthly Crop Every Season. Tho massacre of Christians in the widespread some In of die City are harvitiug their grain now washouts and weakened (racks. Magazine. greatest work that it needed an official organ, be Less coniitup-wwi.l this than Albania llninul that drawn claim district of the llerati.i by yield are and many made so the newspaper War Cry was start- Italian gardens tho pergoias (Bv 31. J. GHEELKT. South Dakota.) of slender unpinned poles fastened tovillages were year will be far alsive tlie average. Hie Mot men colonist for U ansicrta-li'M- i A number of Chri-tia- n In a aud is ed Those In the dry regions who have' condition. flourishing ill ar$ on is Paso the Turkish land on arid (tom i.iji.uuii of on lire by set invisible which are Sunday grain Threshing As a concrete example of the mate- gether by withes, so fortunnte ns to have had moisbeen is nnd for destroyed. by ciiin-cthe relief tillery undpr the vines that cover them. progress, and by tlie time that ture 8.327.219 benefits of tlie rial enough to grow a pretty good perarmy. along the border, owing The nakedness of Ameriean pergo-- 1 lh heui'.ed by rebels after they had completed, the Irrigated grain crop of lefufic'-in a single sons are with every beds crop year for tlie past few. supplied low the to rates las sometimes been explained to has from will be ready for threshing. gr.luVd by tlie carried him away as a not he too sanguine that they should same while in the of time year, length me by the fact that grapevines must Morelia. capi'H! of Mich-icos.h po ut ne-iCiiless favorable action be taken not have tn summer fallow, and 12.00d.0n0 are fed. be cut down every year in order to may Harry Thomas of ltirniim-hain- . is the fate of Rowan Ayers, an nearly bv tlieidixfe board of pardons, tin hot like other a Booth General made of number attempt a crop ? boar well. What of it was p'vcn the ibvidon over Awilcan civil engineer, ueeurdiag Tlie vine exThome and Thoinax liie or every other year. It takes moisonly to States. I'tilted the trips for inis the not the Wiw of at Finukic , in KenoHiu, pergola, Mexico pergola ture, and at Hie very least above 12 Conley murders of George official rejs'rts rece ved Riley, Brnmwell Booth, eldest son of Hie fer the vine. twenty-rounUnit City. FasseM. a Salt Iiko grocer, of escap- the end of ll.ci or 15 indies of it, to Insure a rru; his been father's who has Kvcn in countries so poor as Greers i l.es Atigems. Resolutions have been adopted by general, lias gone. Tim ing tlie xeeuilom-chief of staff for thirty years, will suc- and Turkey thousands of vines are every season, and when this amount colored at- Hale art a n at The qucMiin whe-lie- r calling upon the frtute supreme eouit lias denied the (iocs not fall at about the right time, ceed his father as coinnuiider-iii-eliiegrown simply for their shade and a crop cannot he torney' shall be admitted to tlie government to do its utmost to de- of the Salvation grown and mature. petition of Thorne for a ichearing. Army. beau'y. If we cp.Ilel a pergola a trei- - Only from experience with one's own liar association will la liver their suffering kinsmen from the the American More tlwin lOd persons ilon were 11s, and with It, we might soil nnd local 'muted for decision to the annual Turkish yoke and pledging the supmoisture can we know first hat vest festival at Durum of tho Big Price for Steers. bo less in danger of disfiguring our of t lie organization next week port of the Bulgarian people. Heeling Jewii-what and how we must handle it. established colony. just recently head of Twenty-onOmaha. snow-sheWyoa of nt Milwaukee. gardens by species No accurate Ik lives of the number which already owns a large tract of ming grass steers, averaging 1.730 1 ee wile of Colonel la.ro Alanl recent of the of vlet 'ins l'"l wilh earthquake hm Alfalfa Dairy Ration. families, land, forty pounds, brought $9.30 per hundred on School Grounds. Don't be afraid to lied the alfalfa more families from various centers of Hie rebel lO'itmander, entered Juarez in Turkey can yet be ta'uil.itefi. the Omnha market Tuesday. One steer comon Sunday at (he head of a few sol- thoit-- h It Is strange that towns-ansome ertimates places the on the to the dairy herd the ea-- leody to come as soon as deweighing 2,290 pounds sold al 10 cents munities will decorate their ceme- grown with iarni a seized of diers, l.d'i" the and list supplies death at at quantity injured can nr alfalfa alone is he completed. Alfaiia finite arrangements sliage, a pound. and departed teries and allow- the school yards to the Rest ration wilh which i'OO to 8.090. from Jtoiiideiiis of Pajsnn and vicinity you can reniAin Would tt new be bet-!o- r Nits. Ida K. of FranSan Re'ch.irt In sulMails. the dairy cow. R is a p r who the Hafid. Mu'al supply abd;eatil Smuggle Opium Lave been having a serious time due to revedse the rale and cate for cisco, widow of the late favor ef his tanate of Mori Mvo Honolulu. Smugglers of opium, in the living rather than the dead? It cow, says Kansas Farmer, that will iug the past few weeks with llieir cat- Reieliart o Pacific tlie Kfe Muiai Yimrsef has brother. arrived a? tle. According to reports received their efforts to circumvent the cus- is cvrtalnly too lute to benefit those not return a profit on nimlfa at an was kiiic.l and four other Gibral'ar wl'h a hanin and suite toms authorities at American ports, price of aiialta trad lutier Ini from that city, a number of valuable ee:i:iiny, ho rest in tho cemetery snd i.ot tco average more or less serioiis'v in- on bis way to Franco. for a persons period. Too much been using Cni'le Sant's mail early to Instill a have milch cows huve contracted anthrax of into life plant is xi own for sale In Kansas. jured hi I Angeles when a rapidly The authorities cpv.inuc bags as carriers of tlie Borne of the cattle have died. those who attend school. It is Letter for the farm and more struck an automo- to d'scovi-moving slrret frrs'i anariliixt p'ots drug. A violin bearing tlie Inscription bile (out. we In'.leve, to the lining profitable, party. an I the Tnoasands government. aga'nst the and a Cork. "Gukteppi Guarnerl Fecit Fitting One Battleehip. Provides veil til'aifa than lo prow i,n,i the Wilh have arr fate of hy f(.;i horribly gnawed and peroqis date 1709 has hen found tn rmrn If a cork is too large for the buttle wheat, but we rhniid lee.! a vote o 131 to ail the the Miss of tnonasti-i-.cCarter Mamie By and body rats, Washington. have (otivet.ts of is the In which you wLh to use It. lay it on f.tif'i our live Hock repd-e- s, The Ins rumen! properly Srt the house adopted Hie conference In a doctor's office. w.iS fo ill.) been imt. ti Into priMins. Fred Nelson, an inmate of the rtnh li helper its side, and with a little hoard course, to be wasteful. Careful fted In room net in on her bill Omaha. It has tnval tlie eorreiwond-rti- t retort London News appropriations Its Tie that He Daily It sayw ruler roll under all the pressure you lug of county Infirmary. ro a poo inltral wlii r . Forty-nli- n been made clear whither fie.it h divhm-- s t'mf ituss'a provld ng for one battlc-di'pat tblc-!4a- , can put on It. It will b tc Iho lot c run Malory can t traced back to tbs pay bi tter iLan m fiom or rauscs whether s natural lk'ir.ocrats and opc progti-ssivHie repudh-itioof Bt in a very few mlnut?s. Stand o' Guarnerl. grovth for market. she look her own life. voted against the rep rL the Britomls sugar convention. s BUDGET - E j - o r .1 frac-tore- fr h siib-Ftilute- d. guvi-riiti- r j 1 ' t two-fold- : ' t I I y ' I j ' I Imm-i- s ici-en- 1 - s Aiin-iic-ni- dry-farm- j eoin-pany- com-.plrtc- flox-erln- la-an- land-nephe- x -- j d r, . 1 s rail-lead- s. r t. I l-- i ry d ' r f j e d l- l.i-g- e ten-ye-- a w -.l ti-.- eliu-g-rr- |