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Show DESERE T""E Y E NINGTNEWS. tO 1AGKS TUESDAY A1UUL li.o 20 SALT LAKE CITY eYwAa) MhM l U Ux Ik 1W U4 1, SEVENTIETH UTAH YEAIt CHICAGO STRIKE FEVER SUFFERS SETBACK; RAILWAY CLERKS VOTE AGAINST WALKOUT T A fflliSweral Persons. Killed. Many Injured When Tornado Strikes Mississippi Town; Ifi! ! J m lu JO II El m utdf 600.000. m W-na-a k aa4a sr4r Ihal l aata ilianL an4 la omstorw Mi lete raa4a QUhnjn ami ilara Tka ftraodo a 1 qah klj fmasnl lhroah Into aoiilrra Triiiirr Tho k llkari at I Hun, an. I be. Ml 414 I with flat, rapannl reeswl al AMwdnsa, Mba ldr4 (Mmaalai were HUcd Glees, Mlaa, Maunling to mrwiga-- ) rawim bairn. brUiorteg lla laaal .4 known iVwd o OVERALL CLUB IrUuHtr HITCHCOCK AND Outlaw DEMONSTRATION It New Tart au than n week. HORNS AT POLES of Denim Will Nebratk Primaries Center do Clothing Manufac-tureiInterest in Contest on BeDistrict; Price of tween Democratic Leaders Garment Going Up. Over Liquor Issue. In-v- a V vat slowly uatengtlng liaalf today tram Ibanart of congested railway Ira ffie redijftjog from the unsulbor Ira 4 rail eirlkea optimistic elalma Notwithstanding o t lha railroad manager. boh paaaaa-ga- r and freight oarrtea on oeveral tlnan reported to b crippled. Vo) unlaart ara uaad by aoma roada 10 run passenger train. Partial rteompUoo of traffic In lb tubes under Ibo Hudaon river today brought rallaf to tbouaanda of com' mutara who bad boon forced to roly upon ferry I rana porta lien for more AaJllht.ltlV iprtl M a hr I eei to tally with I he alllew daring Ihr fire few emaMha i4 I Heel, ran laerilrlieiU.Mi la I hr war ee, aia (eeeil Iktiin I. Mir weneelhn t Pvalt. wartueer laleiel 1 l,W i4 NEW YORK, April 2. Hsadquar-tar- e for the organisation of a mammoth overall parade, which will In ho clothing manufacturers' district 'Saturday. wars opened today by lha Choooo club, local loader of the movement. It was announced that persons who wear to old. patched cloth- -' preferred tag Instead ef oommUtlng tbs of buying naw overalls suld ba welcoma in the tins of march. Spring Models in Denim. Fancy, as wall aa plain overalls, wilt appaar. One firm Inaartad In nawspapara today denims "custom tailored in stylish spring and summer models' at 1 sad denim lutedoe for evening wear at I12.t. It also offered "itiod-le- h evening, wedding and afternoon gowns" of calico and gingham at 11. 'it "beck-te-overall- LINCOLN. Neb. April SO Although clear weather prevailed lodey rosd in Nebraska war In bed condition In some sections as a result of recent enow and rainstorms, Indicating that tbs vote In th rural districts In today's primary may be somewhat reduced. RECRUITS USED Siberian Cities BY SONORANS irnikeia, itnterrd tenia) Irtuer eraelr meandllrv ten rm If el Ing liar Hla in. HenHi mee. Praia util in, I) wa rlwrgr maetr hi Hints neilil hr nmrtd. rtwl grate. Thai Itr aald en Ihr a ate rt Inn I hi I fallare t4 let Ihrtne Ha fall a right Iniu Ihr Mrwgglr from Ihr Marl ina II.-ao- o IN CAMPAIGN nett ON CARRANZA aoo.ooo ami Mie.M litrw 1m, I Admiral thaw Kina "U itir wllttraa ethnl. I a a al prwre, m ntailrv whal inr Inrllitallntta nta) hr, rf. f ara hm (lew lit ret aria 4 wlih-tare ml) Jedlflni Mi c4 war? I drw) Ihr rtiargr. Prat I inU I Itr raatunltlrr the) daring Die rarly (atrl 4 Ihr war lunar! nr only nlnr nr tew an nraft were krpa at hmer lo pnKnl Ihr A I Uuil It' neue. wh(lr daring Ihr amr prrWal thr Brillah adtr trail y krfd III dratmyers with Ihr grand arfti-a- a nalkMi we-- i (Vet and entirely oert of of weal Iona. I 4IU40WTUIZ. Jl Operation in Villa Territory Aiiume Large Proportion And Are of Vital Concern To General Regijne in Mexico. are April tSlVw It la (Hr t44lag Siberia oumW military wln4 aad owoiike Ihr) will gwarwatea Dp. rrelina 4 reUnada. thr) dnrtare uwmi4 la I he Ihr) err aioiel) Miinuwe 4 iraamaahwiiMaoa sad nrrtahrew hare wklri Brotherhood, Will Not Back 4 e4lt ollllwAr. a large zaaVr 4 ewtara Unauthorized le erpnvtrd la heie Irfl Jofmm tar Ceaaation thH cMy. HaeMeaa naulawe le (be lo the Of Work; Grunau Goes to hrr--a mo aw threw IO--1- t) SUPPORTED Under Military lie1 ntraa r. a ME (I Japanese Hold la lhe-M- TM lb YAQUI INDIAN elre iiwmiMiIv Ml) IW Iherffd lull Me teilarr nele aim Uralaed ll-- Wearer NEW YORK, April BRYAN LOCKING BEING PLANNED M Admiral r 4 brntr. a. l ,4 tla lwnt rnlrraw 4 lla 4M la IhU aoaloa, la irynnail ! hair brow 4 a prowaa baia a kllkal eml gfw I paniavll dawafa don. hr a Mowed ehfati owrfa awa purlla 4 tUheoto end Tra. HofVU 11 Forces in Chihuahua District Mutiny OF Against Navy la ha,a aUrii arwi prufm; dann a4 Rf1 Mil. Thm Strike Leader Charfed With Violation Of Lever Act; Twenty Four Other Leaders Are Arretted by Government Point in Case More Than 5200,000 in Damage Done WWUltltK, Mtak, April gu. SMaryml lirnnu 4 M Miami la a mraala 4wai iUW m4 Mm vwilznau. ihr early larif Sonora Revolution Rapidly Gains Groun Against Carranza Government; Federal Sims Strained ewMeew ler-r)l- ag here hills, bal rinae allaiAa oa tha Jopaaneay M Ibo Ramie ae Iwi eqalpeezrat tad MMlVS . Itallmad naueizJralla whh a XhahsewreS Mill laterrapted. Jail; 29 Indicted by Lot Angele Federal Jfu ryi AUl'A PR1KTA, Honors, April It. revolutionary movement of Honors against President Carranza I gaining ground rapidly, th military headquarters reports General J. M. Pina, commander of Ibo Honor troops In this district, announced General Francisco L'rbalajo. with hla Carr an a forces al Hants Rosalia, Chihuahua, had revolted and would taka the field for lha Honors movement. Urbalejo waa reported lo have 440 Taqul Indiana under bt Retult Will be re command. Other unconfirmed For German Unle Latporta of Carrs naa troops In Chlhua bus revolting ala were received, U ter DUarm Acc cording to waa aald. In Villa District. Treaty Hants Roaalla la oa ,)h Mexican Central railroad which run south from Juarec Chihuahua. It la In a All tha Allied PARIS, April district that Franclaco Villa haa widely now have approved uaad for hla operation With Urbalo-J- o powers concerned th principle of th collective rapre- operating la that country It waa b lh Barlla rnld "graat dam,.'o0u!d" 'b'don.'tenUtl0,,, Carranza'. Iln. of communlcaUon. lor tho Croat? of Vtroailloo and tho between the eouth and troope inf chargee d'affaires ef the several At northern Chlhuahus. flisd nation will probably be Insirnot ! once at Wilhelm1 th Harmosll-at 1 Military headquarter lo also sent out a report today that stras and deliver the declaration, Th declaration la not regarded as th troop of Osneral Angel nor n ultlmstum, but Oarmany were continuing thslr march toward will ba undaratand1 that as a disMasatlan, an Important west coast I agreeable alternative to compliance port of Mexico. th terms of the treaty regard From Nogal Sonora, cam th th port independent state government Iff disarmament th Allies will be of Sonora through Its aecratary ofofbl to ccntlnu the relations restate. B. A. Borquea, had Issued alestablUhsd by th paae treaty, statement guaranteeing protection to all commercial Intereeta in Sonora. 'Will Disband Guards IA Th Colby Possibly WILL DETiIAND May Preside at Democratic Meet ClllCAOO, April 20. Th axecuUv committee of the Democratic national committee In eeealon here today It considering flee name far the tern porary chairmanship of th convention to be held In San Franclaco June 2 2.. Tha five era Bainhridgw Oolby. eacratery ef state; Martin Otyun, for mer' governor ef New Yerk; Arthnr Mullin of Nebraska; Homer Cummings, chairman of th national committee, and Carter Glaee, former secretary of the treasury. Dissatisfaction with the convention arrangements was aired In th meet tng this morning. Char! Fey, postmaster of Ben Francisco and chairman of the Ban Franclsoo convention commute la her and will meet with Inth committee on arrangements. dications are that the committee will decide to hold th convention in Ban Franclsoo, as planned. If Mr. Fay auo ceeds In removing objections Th committee will adopt resold lions of respect and sympathy In connection with th death of Roger 8ul liven. PACT BE KEPT DUagrcall and AXCEL2M, Cat, April M. 6vw, at aa Bermardlnn today aadar federal CXdUMB ladhtaMiBU K armed retards) cdmrglag tlteoa w4Uk vtolatiow ef tha Lever ac la eoaaedioa wtth the etrika of wHduara. WARlfiNOTON. April 26 Vermel wrtuaa domaada that the railroad board give aeru ranee ef th award of a living wag" t railroad me a aad that tho employe bow oa etrika would bo returned to work without' loos' of seniority or prejudloo wtre filed with the board today by Edward McHugh, representing tha otrikera la tha metropolitan district of Naw York and James Eubank of tb St. Loulo la--t- or OMAHA. Neb., April 20. Republican and Democrat! voters of Nebraska are balloting in Iks Mate-wid- e primary today to expreee their choice for Yardmen's ease elation. presidential candidates, name 16 deleTh board permitted th filing of gatee to oach party's national convention and to nominal candidates for tho complaints aftar It had bald a' state, congressional short executive session. WUh th com- -, officers. Th woman of th state are plaints In th hand of tho secretary, th board proceeded with Its flret puh-U- e voting their presidential preference for the first tlmt. hearing oa th geo era! wage deAlices Take Jump mands or tho 2.600,606 railroad work-o- ra who ara striving for Republican over tho country. , presidential endorsement are General NEWARK. N. J., April 2. Over- John J. Chairman Oenaral Leonard Barton, In opening tho Pershing. latest la Indicted alls at (42.14 a pair the Leader Quoflrat hearing, laid down th policy' United States Senator tation in the nation's war on high Wood and Hiram W. Johnson of California along that cases would ho hoard In the er John Grunau priced clothing. CHICAGO. April The following newspaper advertlee-men- t. with Robert Roe, of Lexington, in which they were filed except outlaw tho of Chicago Nab., preotdent Inserted by a local merchant, where some dispute should become who la also running as a Democratic of Yardman' association. waa taken to appeared today: ucta pressing Importance as to de'Substantial overalls In fashionable candidate. Jail at Joliet today by fadaral offlcera. mand precedenoe. ona-plo- c model, mad of etrong. United States Senator G. M. HitchW. N. Doak. vice president of tho aftar ha had refused to give 1 10,000 serviceable suitable alike for material, Brotherhood of Trainmen, wa tha cock la the only other Democrat whoa g bond on n charge of violating the dross, for office work, for firat spokesman for tho unions for banking, bollermaklng, book- name has a place on the presidential Fulton Challenges Laver act. for which ba waa arreAed Principal demands presented by Mr. . 10 school. BERLIN, Disbandment April ballot . laat Thursday with 24 other strike keeping, fishing, and thegardening, Carpentier For Bout of German civic guard, demanded in Doak Include: theatre. preference After church banquets, A aald had o ha increase of from 4 1 to 47 (floors Fedsral Bryan wag leaders. Delegateahlp, Allied as note tha of follow: 12 March ara haa baan priced pleasingly They cent with n minimum of (166 n William Jennings Bryan, opponent violated hla promise to remain away Plain overalls, 1.21 to 12.20; overalls ROCKFORD, I1L, April 20. Fred Both Sonora and fadaral 7 Mexican I decided upon by th Berlin govern-lead- er per continued preparation today mnL In a note to General Nollat. month, and time and a half for overwith belts and solid gold, strallng sil- of what he declares are efforts to Fulton haa offered to box Georges from union meetings for the clash of forces which both head of lha Allied commlaalon of con time, Sunday and holidays. A bast and French anamal buckele, from raise th legal limit of alcohol In bevmonth of 21 days with a uniform R. V. Miller, organiser for tho Unit ver 114.21 to 940.00; overalls with rhine- erages, la seeking a place on the Carpentier her at any time and any aide expect as a result of Sonora's trol her, th government states It la lunch period of 20 minute and a uniad Englneman's aaaoclatlon, another stone buckets, 942.60 to $42.60.' of rounds. It was announced recant withdrawal from adherence to I taking hla step under pressure ex-t- h number to etate'a San the Francisco delegation deadhead" rule, providing that Carranza government. Sonorans ertad by those who ignore actual form man 'arrested laat weak, waa ordered Grant Athletic th today by Camp convention as a delegate-at-larg- e Um and consumed in going to and from A letter from Fulton heartened by reports that Villa had facta" In has announced advance that If department. held awaiting bonds man. Millar told Set Price Scale work ba considered aa time. Assertion la also mad thr waa no definitely with their elected he would not support 8enator making this statement aald ha would aligned himself The man comprise working the district attorney ha had not viomovamant, went about placing troops Idea of using th civic guard for mill-t- o baggagemen, hla of to devote tha share to Hitchcock 20. proceed an tha One latter's owing brakemen. DETROIT, Mich., April flagman, yard foremen, lated hla agroamant not to attend thousand prevent an Incursion of Carranza tary purposea wounded soldier. helpers awltch tender and yardma- -, stenographers, bookkeepers nounced views on the subject of light troops from Chihuahua and, at El Captain C. C. Herrick, athleflo of- Paso mootings until advised to do. so by and other office workers have re- wines and beera tar below tha rank of general nidi and Casas Grandee, efforts wantl Both thd Bryan and Hitchcock ficer, will attempt to persuade master. bla attorney. belled against high prices and pledged forward to proper an invading fore. to agree to tha match. maxi- forces have rival tickets for tha dele-gatthee warAt to exceed naw not the of themselves Issuing conclusion of hla present the Following candidates In the field. Rely On Yaqni Indiana, tlon of th trainman's case, Mr. Doak' prices: rants laat night for 18 strike leaders. mum candidates In planning th defense of their Delegate moved that thalr demands b given' representing Hats and shoes, 10; suits and coats, are leaders Sonora District Attorney Clyne Indicated 2S 260; dresses, (26; hosiery, 2.60, and Wood and Psrehing also are being state, th putting precedence ea emergency dispute.' voted upon, but all of them have aald but th board adjourn largo reliance upon YaquI and Mayaothers would bo served on men who glovea, 1 2. d until tom or- -' comabide wauld her the roar Indiana they by experts preference Military without taking nation. ueeeeded to the offices vacated by vote of th people. Th organisation on the fact that Gan Fran-cl.-v- o mented leaders arrested. University Man in Overalls backing Senator Johnson has endorsed UrbalaJo, a federal leader, who Threaten Walkout y the Wood candidates with one exTrial Dates Ret according to press dispatches, arrived Dr. 20. D 8. desand in this April MITCHELL, with a Johnat Instance, Juares troops ception officer yesterday of an E. the Harold Reading, o! W. D Schermerhorn. president of son candidate is on the ballot. DETROIT, tined for th march on Sonora, hlm- A ' Mich, walkout April 21. on th April englnemens aaaoclatlon, rearrested Dakota Wesleyan university, waa atIn the Republican gubernatorial self I a YaquI. 100,-- t. of part . dalaat night la In jail at Wheaton. He tired. In bib overalls this morning fight. Governor Samuel R. McKolvl Gen. Urbalejo, Juares report th" mmbr ot th Brotherhood of 1 foreign trade Policy by Maintenance of Way employee and le asking renomination and la opposed refused to give bo'nd for his releass. whan several faculty members ofhead dared, brought- word that Carranaa the States and fea-enactment of 1 ed McMullen Adam 009 men Rallwa? M. first the of Ignited IB, parade tend to E. public by Shop Laborer la tho Chi Beatrice; planned The cases will be heard April 24. campus overall club, made up of more Pollard of Nebraska; T. L. Hall of Sonora, Instead of S0,000 as reported I eral legislation to guarantee lndastry CMro drtet will not reeetro oanction 621 K- - F. The roada announced switching thaa joo members of the student body. Lincoln; L. H. McLaughlin of Doni- torn day. ago. Two trainload of LgaIn,t .trlkera, war advocated by Grable. proe-troIdentl ofb,'thrhol the organisation, eald here to-crew were on duty today, as con)-- ! . ' phan and George D. 'Mathswaon of accompanied him to Juarezl more wereIkir!Vv!??,.pnin:.??Lon. and he said Shlckley. The Democrats after the Wilson Meet Cabinet pared with 426 last Saturday and thaj ' governorship nomination. are: Ralph - normal number of .746. The move- G,-L' ' flcA to Strike A, Clark of .Stella; Shumway State, into the WASHINGTON, April 20. Presl of Scott's Bluff; oJV.Va CruT (zr league of natlone in ment of llveatoek waa reported nor-- ,. dent Jackaort of George cabinet met with hla Wilson W. J. Taylor of Mem a and address at a luncheon In hi. honor jo- Jalteco. 1112 car being received today. mjuon U w hi III- - Nelson; 20. 4 trike fever .day for th MCond ttm, CHICAGO, Moorhead of Falla City. John I Detour Pulpit Pass. day tho must be found for among railroadApril A meeting of heads of the new yard-;nM- a market regular and Interrupted foreign employee suffered a waa It fall. of last schedule lead-this 1 Sonora of meeting the atrik surplus. setback when I4.Q00 railway clerks' center, Discussing plans men's aaaoclatlon from that matters of a more or less Primaries in Georgia ers to mset any Invaders from Chl-- I - Fsderal legislation guaranteeing In- - and 1,000 freight handlers in the Chi held to said throughout th country I were considered. nature routine was strikes Gen. demanded dustry huahua Pas. against at Urbalejo cago .district announced today thalr Pulptto - day, but no announcement waa mad w ...... H. he not by would was Merrick, of a to 20. Harry decision ATLANTA, crltlGa., president aaylng national and quoted April Georgia permit hearing of their-waboundary questions of action taken. . The session waa of that paasagetha association. Mr. Merrick insisted Democrats today war balloting In th elzed those who hava-aaidemands by th railroad labor' that thalpaa "within mile called by Granau' to consider plans resources of th 27 elates In board at Washington. statewide presidential preference pri- peace treaty should not a through th mountains Many of hlsGtet the for continuing th strike, but Grtunau and orlglnaljy werj Ilhe Mlaalaslppl yaUey be are Candidate for au pporJ t( the political Issue, dlstrtet The eoanclt of mary. the Brother-'- " troops Taquls to attend. ; affect this legislation, jjaypnabl from Mlchoacan," where a rising!10 hood of Railway Clerka, which In-- ? sute fleIegU6n ar th 'Let me tell you, my frlenda Franclaco I must Eu ge n e' Cir Eety was Indicted today, We our h waa pool resources," eludes frslghthandlers, convention were Attorney General A. Johnson aald, you cannot bury against th Carranza government voted last' others to Ino that only thoae favoring night against charged with "Influencing an unauthorized walk- Mitchell Palmer, generally described the American flag and have the Amer- reported, officially last Sunday. H eaaertad, He wa arrested these Meglalatlok criminal b would aald against of started out. as jure the railroad." Wilson other troops the candidate and an ican people walk over tha grave to stop production will be : Assurano was given by the AaoOatn. after ha had boasted at a meeting avowed proponent of th League of that flag without it becoming nn Issue Sonora through th west coast of hi activities during a -Manzanillo. tlon of Railroad Manager that th. Nation "an of In Versailles American and Why port campatgu, and St railroad strike at Minneapolis No more news from Sonora force Senator Hoke 8m!th and Thomaa E. should not th American people, pars roads would join-wtt- h th brother- -' Paul inimo. hood in asking the labor board to Watson. Senator Smith supported the upon whether their resources shall be advancing against federal garrlsons in Other Icadwi Taken. Republican reservations to tha league taken in the future by foreign na- Sinaloa was at hand this morning. grant th men increased. Th railway.' clerks, who received in general, a', 20. Th covenant, while Mr.; Watson la- op- tions? Why should not the American These force hoped to take Mazatlan Two more strike leader were placed WASHINGTON, April and Tepic, th latter th capital of minimum of 287.60 a month, ask an:. In Jail tonight R. W. Rodka waa taken army reorganization bill waa passed posed to the league In any form. people decide whether th American of tb state or Increase of 20 cents an hour. Tb1; the world, Nayarlt, this week. fight to Waukegan and Samuil Cartwright )outh shall police for boundary lines In Europs or in freight handlers demand an lncraase an organiser 'for the United Engine-men- s today by the senate and now goes to Directors Re-electReport Villa Active. 12 cents an hour and restoration of Asia? aaaoclatlon, to Geneva. Cart- conference. was Villa In that active Reports Americanism would have us as Chihuahua, of wag differentials between truck-- '. make an effort to "My The measure provides for a regular in of Press Associated the Sonora wright refused toinformed support By callers and stowerk. abolished District Atevtr allvb to humanity's cry, quick to movement, were brought to the bor- -j BUTTE, Mont., April 20. Mining era obtain bond and army of 207,000 officers and men,' a rev pond to suffering and to resent der at Jaure today by American. when the government took over eon- -. torney. Clyne be did not care whether- national YORK. NEW The five wrong; that woUld View with, symApril 2. 0pMlUon, ,n th. Butt, dlrtrlct vtr. trol of the roada Freight hanyrf guard of 426,000 and a volunHe aald ha had vlo'he went - to Jail. " "" TH peopfer-f- or were auipended todaybecauae receive 41 cents ah "hour. srrnggler-ofnff- taw- .tary- systgm'Jbf1hffltaTVtiraJnlB fYor pathy federal of former them tat4 but all acclamation th annual at an but meeting of freedom or H. A. Daley, an organizer for the young men between the ages of 12 Tho Associated Pres . Freight Movement Inn rases. , a to be of his command were strike liaved called yesterday by th w hero live would today. They Americanism by which . and 21. westward at many point Butt branch of the' Metal Mine englnemen'a association for whoae armovement. In th Chicago hurrying Freight under are: own our way, our own lives in Opposing the measure were one Rerest a warrant waa Issued last Thu ram-r- Kl , 1 (strict, hampered by the nnantbor-e- d k-- Hr. B. Noyes, Washington Star; our own institutions, preserving in kill Frank N., He of Dakota had been North Gronna, surrendered publican, today. tty, yardmens and engineerin' strike, W. L. McLean, Philadelphia Bulletin; Its purity and radiance the precioun Villa and nine Democrat. w. for a $7 wag and a six cut of town. . practice of allowing many men I to increase today and else--he-re Adolph 8. Ochs. New York Times; A. heritage which was bequeathed to us paying him allegiance to go to their jhour day. Only a few miners euc- - continued Joseph Buckley, one of the men r- - Dial, Harrison, McKellar, Overman. in th middle weot and tmr I Reed, Sheppard, Simmons, Smith of C. Weiss, Duluth Herald, and John R. and passing it on to those who follow needed in getting through th pickets with dded glory." Rathom, Providence Journal. (Contnued on page six Section two.) South Carolina and Trammell. (Continued on page six Section two.) lines. Continued ea page ten.) Supply of foodatoffa waa reported by com meal on merchants morn than auXfLoient.fer the ally naado, past gor ooraico waa annoanaad aa normal, and railroad officials Centered thalr . afforta chiefly toward movamant of outbound freight. Commlaalon mar chanta aald provision war not mor Ing In any appractablo trolumo to outaldo Now Tark. to a faol lag among purchaaem that a revival of ahlpmtnto would bo uncertain. ctta-toma- ra non-partis- an I. brlck-lay-In- Term, I. or-d- lti Cab-pentl- er I Johnson Against Sh Yorld League - aflnt I1 J -- ' anl". .d to-m- Army Bill Upon op uLVmT - sn Sen-ar- dr Reorganization . - PassesSenate - - Down Metal Mines ed r - lf irv SSSK . |