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Show The Juab County Times POWDER VICTIMS EXPLOSION KEEPING Joob Coleman. Editor and Proprietor UTAH WEPH1 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Fifth Judicial District JUdge, Joshua Greenwood. Attorney K. II.. Ryan. "" Stenographer W. L. Cook. ' State Senator J. A. Hydo, State Representative Braxton Bar-net- t. Forest Supervisor Nebo Forest .' Far-will- J; ', . . Superintendent of Schools-CeorgJr. Probation Officer Alvah' Btbut. ... Commissioner -" Mo . Superintendent County Infirmary H. D. A 11 red. Physicians Dr. Couuty Bennett, Dr. J. A. Hensel. EAST W. W.' OF- COUNTY MUNICIPAL, FICERS. NEPHI CITY. Whitmore. Mayor Councllmen James Garrett, Jr., Alma Hague. Alonzo Ingram, Enoch Burton, W. G. Orme, G. M. Recorder Peter Sorensen. Treasurer J. H. Latimer. Marshal W. A. Wright. Night Watchman J. E. Memmott Justice of the Peace Jacob Coleman. Street Supervisor Jas. B. Riches. Quarantine Physician Dr. D. O. Miner. Building Innpectdr Enoch Burton. Chief or Fire Department N. A. Nlelson. so,-an- Moblle.-AIa- p.'vt Clerk Orson Nlelson. Marshal Albert Bosh. HeallQ uuicer James Aj:Hl. However, . 1 OFFI-CER- Home-dresse- tk-e- f - ... A!t ... Jua-tlc- e . fr auc-ceaa- . I a.nred in gorpwina na'ite Saints Meeting. 8nn1ay School. 10 a- rn. First at TahrnafJe; f ond acd at - boii-- , M. I. A ward at taberrtac).; M First Second wari at 6 SO p. m. First ward at Relief haTl, ward at Tuesday. Second tntlTz ho'i?o. 4 p. m. Tuerdjy. 1ZH Priesthood mtine' Moa'lar. 4 Primary p. m at the Tffj'ff'ite- wart nfflne; Ke!l-- f Socio' y Flret war J. aVin1 anil foir;f 1h r1av it ah men'h at 2 p m. Pfn4 ward. flrt and T m - , Tr'irdr m. at th tMrd of p. rpsjrt-cijv- fiO'lfa. Ina; h'w. miTi e 2 Flrat ward, i p w at f hall; , rery FrMay at rri'et' rfcias- tt.Mv very ward. 3 p. m h rmmth a - 8.1 IU-ii- . . PROMOTE PEACE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AMERICA LAYING PLANS FOR FUTURE. Strong Factor co'iim. One carried a aiiining tomahawk while anofli-- r fanm-bim!f vigw-ouslwith an al fathfr fan. Al together, e hid ana made the gaif-B- t seen at Hie white house for some time. t Girl Striker Victorious. I'ea'e having Philadelphia. th Fhi"t wa st rifcared rrianuraciuffru of ifii ri'y an1 thir striking emiiloyeoa. qnlt prevail d on .Monday In the vicinity of the factories In eieht an4 for the firt pk d y pir-'ur- licn the fifiilce striken re r.of caH-- Cndr l am I h to ar-r-i- acrenienl t ratified by th wothora will ttOfn to werk on Wednelay. The agreTnTit provides for arWra-tfort- , partial recognition of the Shirt Waist Makers union and fhorter oftrs Six Members of Crew Perish In tempt to Obtain Relief for Passengers Who Are Picked Up by Passing Ship. Three At- TRAIN CRASHES CAR AS RESULT OF HASTE OF CONDUCTOR. IN-T- O MOTOR In- Passenger Dangerously jured, While Many Other Have Terrifying Experience In a Veritable Death Trap. head-ocollisOgden, Utah, In a a motor car' used on tho between ion Far-alloMalad branch of the Oregon Short Line nnd a passenger train, in the railroad yards in this cit, the motor car was wrecked and the thirty or more passengers hud a severe shaking up, at least three being dangerously Injured. The passenger train from the north was a few minutes lute, and Impatient to get a start for the north, the motor car In charge of Motormun Case and grees below zero. Conductor H. W. Logan Is said to have The Farallon ran to her doom on disregarded orders to meet the southJanuary C, during a blinding snow- bound train in the local yards, and atstorm. The passengers and crew tempted to make the "town track" by managed to get ashore and went Into way of the Twenty-seconstreet camp, some supplies and clothing be- crpsslng, the result being a head-oing taken ashore. collision. On January 7 the second mate and None of the passengers on the southfive sailors started in a small boat for bound train were injured In the least. Kodlak, where they expected to con- Had either train been traveling at a nect with one of the other vessels of rate pf speed, the loss of life In the Alaska Steamship company. Since high the motor car would undoubtedly have then these men have not been heard been appalling. Passengers who were from, and there la practically no hope on Ihe car and escaped without that they are alive. say that the motor cars would prove veritable denth traps In a case; ONE MAN ESCAPED. no way of a serious wreck, as there Explosion In Mine Resulted In Death to get out except through a narrow of Eleven. ' doorway, the round windows being to admit a human body. and Pa. Ten Indiana. Hungarians one American met death In a gas exIdaho Town Threatened by Fire. plosion Saturday In the numerous Fire originating from a cigMalad. slopes of the Furnace mine of the arette in a hall on the second floor & Jefferson Clearfield Coal company. a two-storThe explosion occurred In the head- of the Harding rooming house, night, M,li,aT frame structure, ing where twelve men were working. to wipe out th One of these, Andrew 4.razcer, es- threatened for a time entire business section of the town, caped by crawling a quarter of a mile but after two hours of hard work on on his stomach to evade the' noxious the part of the volunteer fire depart-ment- , gases. and hundreds of residents, the One hundred and ten men working flames were kept from spreading, and In the same stope escaped through were under other headings, although tney were at 1:13 Tuesday morning The Harding building wa held back for ten hours by the black control. burned o the ground, together with, damp, until a rescue party reached most of the personal effects of tho Inthem. mates. . , Expects to Scale Mt. McKlnley In Case of Interest to Idahoans. ' Balloon. SL Louis, Mo. Captain John Perry, Boise, Idaho. In an opinion handed aeronaut of many flights, Is ready to down Tuesday Judge Frank S. Dietrich balloon his way to the crest of Mount of the federal court holds that In a suit brought to, enforce a forfeiture of McKlnley In Alaska. In search of th records Dr. Frederick A. Cook states the title to a reservoir site located on he placed there. Berry hopes to set- public land, on account of an alleged tle once and fur all the question o! breach by the grantee of a condition whether Cook ever scaled the highest subsequently embraced In the original mountain on the continent, or "bust" grant, the I'nited States should dein the attempt. Captain Berry says clare forfeiture and that the same that the venture will cost him $30,000. should not be required by an act of A St will accompany him. congress as contended by Ihe defendi lcturea will be taken as primary eviant. Thla sweeping ruling ia of vast dence of the trip. importance in this state. Child Died in Her Arms. Jumped From Roof of Building. Pueblo. Colo. Crazed by the dls Salt Lake City. Pursued by two daughcovery that her policemen George Johnston, a laborer, ter was dead in her arms, Mr, who bad acted suspiciously In the cenr'rantz White, wife of a rancher of tral part of the city Tuesday night, Fillmore, Cal., tried to throw herself tired of the chase and rusulng to the from the car window on the Denver & roof cf the Luna theater in Third Rio Grande California limited train South street by means of a fire esas It waa coming Into Pueblo. Mr. cape, committed aulcide by leaping White, accompanied by her three chil- from the building to the sidewalk, dren, was returning home from a visit three stories below. Hla rkull waa to her mother at Camargo, III. She fractured, both upper were Jew was nolding her little daughter In her broken and both arm and leg badly kiss to over the crushed. arms, and, stooping child, discovered she was dead. Between Hie Satanic Majetty end th Deep Sea. Charged With Brutal Murder. O. That Jease Van Cincinnati. Washington. The bouse cotnmitte Zandt killed his wife and that he Injulry Into the high coat of food on choked and tied her before placing bet Tuesday developed the fact that th on the cooking stove- - In their home retail merchant of Waahlogton canhere Is Ihe belief of the Cincinnati po- not buy direct from the farmer withlice, who say nl act waa due to a de out bringing down uion bia bead a aire to wed Mlaa Agnes Berry. They boycott by the commission merchant, o trad say that they already have sufficient and he la therefore forced evidence to convict him. even though through that medium to charge to the It la but circumstantial. Van Zand! ultimate consumer whatever tha Inand hla wife are said to have qiur creased cost may be. The middleman reled over the pending divorce pro- I thua held responsible for keeping His wile asserted that hw up the price. ceedings. was madly In love with Mlas Berrf Farm Output Fail to Ktfcp Up With and wished to marry ber. Growth of Population. After Crafting Official. Chicago. The failure of the farm Chicago. Four true bill, .charging ouvput to keep up with the growth of city hall official with conspiracy In population wa given as the explanawith connection .ie 1 43.000 "ahalo tion vt Ihe high price of fol prorock" scandal, were relumed by the duct by K. P. Pfarrloua In an brfore the Council of North county grand jury Saturday. The men Indicted were: John Ericson, city en- America Oraln Exchange Tuesday, Michael if. McOovcrn, con Mr. Pfarrloua said It waa Impossible to gineer. tractor. aul Redieske, lormer dep decrease the price of beef when thla of public work. country Showed S,0fi0.001 fewpr breedtity commissioner Raiph A. Bunnell, former assistant ing rattle in January, 19lt, than in city engineer. January, 1!03 Marine That Cannot Swim.. Prehistoric felic in Arizona. Waiihineton. Attention la directed K1 Paso, Tex.4-Anoth-er prehistoric? in an official report by Rear Admiral village baa beert unearthed In Se'.iroeder, In ommand of the Atlantic Frank C, Krwln, while digging now engape(i jn practice ma an t fleet, lrr:gation ejilrh fourteen miles in to Guantanamo bay, Cuba, from Cohise, i tiearthed a number of jne ivera Sine remarkable fart lhal more than utensils and akf h'tona and then found '2. 10 men In ihe fleet cannot awim a wall twenty fee long and table Of the fleet operaj Irt a brief report bear' rig remsrktl hieroglyphic. lions iii im mm weK, m" cvmmanoer Work at ih stopped and says Instruction were held for the the Smithsonianplacp)wa men who are at home cn the water. . notified of the ln')lliitlon has been, discovery. Miner Will Demand More Wage. ta Defeat Plotting hip Subsidy.' Washine'oti rwterryiined Toledo, O. "A substantial Increase to of a2 Ihe administraf inr fifi'p s ib!dy for mine worker of th's j country la Ihe only baia non wMch bill recently pr sentr ( to lh 'Industrial peace can be established In the minority mernlrfra Vf th tin'iw the mining Industry ffer April 1." oriirri!tte. on merchant Vnarine snd This was the final declaration of "i herl met Tliecflay Bf),(f derided on Presid"n Thomas I !,ewls of the l substitute for the Hum I'irey mess I'niled Mine Worker before he lf; ire. The minority M'l w submitted ' n Rej rcseritative Champ Vlaik, M this city for hi home Saturday night would not discus hi plana fo ; He t nlnority lender, and "nderwood of Alabama, th bringing about an aereement with the rafic "whip," ho 4, hf,ir A proval operators, but made It evident tha he bad not given tip hope of a nettle o It, and It will therefore Ihe ment. united support of the Denver . SAILORS SAVED th Increased BY WIRELESS Steamer at Bottom of the Sea, But No Lives Were Lost, Distress Signal Brought Aid. a. Thanks to the wireless and the International distress signal, "S. O. S.," Captain Moore and his crew of forty-simen are safe on board the Mallory liner Alamo bound for Key West, while their vessel, the steamer Kentucky, is at the bottom of the sea off Cape Hatteras. It is another case of another disaster averted by wireless and told to the world by the same medium. The Kentucky, a wooden vessel of 998 gross tonnage, and 203 feet long, was bound from New York to the a to carry passengers between and Alaskan ports for the Alaska-I'aciflSteamship company. First news of the Kentuckys' distress was received at the United Wireless company's station at Cape Hatteras at 11:30 o'clock Friday morning. There the operator heard the "S. O. quickly followed by the message: "We are sinking. Our latitude Is having been Washington. After postponed at the stipulated time of meeting in January on account of the disturbed state of affairs In Nicaragua, the second Central American conference, a congress of representatives of the countries of Central America to promote peace and better commercial relations has at last convened In San Salvador, the capital of Salvador. Cpon being informed of the assembling of the members of the conference. Secretary Knox on Thursday sent a cablegram to Its president congratulating the body on the happy inauguration of the meeting and hla confidence In the fmjtful jk.2.10 longitude, 76.30." ilul ben ftclal outcome of tbe'con'er-c-nce- . Almost the operator The I'nlted States and MeAlco heard the simultaneously Alamo respond steamship are represented by their ministers. to the Kentucky's call for help. InIn American Central diplomats forming Captain Moore that the Alamo Washington said they thought the was making all speed to the sinking "onference would take jsome nip to- teasel's assistance. ward exerting Its Influence In bringCRIME OF CRAZY FARMER. ing aliout a peaceful settlement of the present revolution In Nicaragua, Oiher subjects which will be discussed Kill Wife and Four Children and of a uniform ill be the formation Suicide. monetary aystem for those Minn. William Ruck-helm- , Fergus Falls, states and uniform customs a farmer, aged & years, murand commercial regulations. dered bis wife and four children and shot himself Thursday night at ParTARIFF WAR AVERTED. ker's Irairie. He was found dying Amicable Settlement Reached Between when bis sou went to the farm on Friday. United States and Germany. Ruekbelm declared that be had reConcessions by both ceived a divine command to Washington. proceed the I'nlted State and Germany have to a certain graveyard, where he and averted a threatened tariff war. his family were to exhume several have been concluded be-- bodies, using only their bare bands. tween the two c'ounlrtca which settle Unless this command were carried the question of minimum and maxi- out before Easier, Ruckhelro said, he mum rates, with the exception of the and his family would be dragged to rattle and dressed meat Issue. Thl death. was eliminated from the present neAfter examining the graveyard and gotiation and will be taken up later finding It would be impoaslble lo per,n separate diplomatic representat- form the task on account of the frozen ions. ground. Ruckhelm said he killed his Vnder the agreement made on family to escape divine vengeance. Thursday, American minimum rate HEARING POSTPONED. will be exchanged for the entire minimum Hat of Germany. The result Is Counsel Given Week's to both Bellinger's considered advantageous Time to Study Case. countrle. Washington. In order to permit the Novel Method of Suicide.-- ' arrival In the city of counsel for Sechli head retary Itallinger and to allow counsel Pan With Francisco. the rase, the I Into the enveor of a mall to become familiar ami I ailom Into which, a stream of illu- ftal linger Plnchot Investigating coml hearing on Friminating gaa Was poorlng. C. A. Far-rar- . mittee adjourned was found flesd on the roof of the day. February 11. John J. Vertreea of Nashville, Tenn., houpe where he lodged. lie had been Carl Rasch. formerly t'nlted snd beIt Is two and for days, rnKsJng. lieved thai i!l health led him to take tiafe district attorney for Montana, his own life. Farrar was under con- have been selected to represent Sectract wl!h au amusement hall lo send retary Malinger. Land Commissioner Field Agent SchwarU In up a bal'oon every nlpht from the Dennetl and Plnchot ce nt roversy. ltallinser the A bouse. searchroof of his lodelng light In the hall. I'scated a Mock or Congressman Lovering Dead. away, was directed at the ga nag Waihfneton. Represental he Wilfor the edification of the patrons. liam C. Ive;lng of Maachisett died at his residence in this city at "Bij Tim" Buy a Few Shoe. .2 o'clock Friday moining. aaed "', if hen ' Uig York. In the da N'p Ixivering was serving hla Tim" F.il'ivan. state senator and Tam- jesrs. Mr. cons'-ctitlvterm In congress. sevpnih many hailT. was smail and at sch'il. He had been in feeb!e for sevhia teacher gave him a pair of hoes. suffered a breaks He never foreot Ue kindness, and fo eral months, having of h has rfimrnefiKKTaird l down during the tariff discussions tnany In Washheat when 'h last iimmer, on the f,th of each February by a The house oring: on was Intense. of stnrkinz and shoes to aH dered of a commit Ihe appointment thou-nanof the jeety th" IoWer.- Five of fifteen member to attend the Iff and shoes funeral of Mr. livering, and adpairs of si k we,e ivn awav on Htindav. journed tint II Monday. Packin Company Fail. Refuted to Heed Warning. Nw York. The Mexican Na'Ional Ariz Heedless of the a rbnnl, New Jersey rorf'sfklng o;njanv, Invest- - warning of a foreman In charge of the iciralion. eontro d by Kngll-.l. . - J on.l . . I .i T . ..'tt'lnli,.., excavating operations along the line an h'i-e- s in Mexico un of the private rtntrir road from Kelvin parklrg sioria frcrn the M t the Ray Copper mines. Ihe rnotor-ma- a of a gasoline ear containing si n', has failed wHh I!?. I.il t . tnclii itn? stock of f "".7 i Uu prominent mining men, were not announced, but It la ran Ma car close to a sputtering fuse O.af they are in exres of h of a heavy chartre of dynamite Sunday jma!d Mi 'i'a The company will rorii'n-- t afternoon and I he car and Its seven fo r" rate Henry li. Kaf occupant were blown to atoms. One p'an'a. ! was arpo!n(ed tciver by judse Ijin of the men killed wa R. P. Coleman, I niug of New Jersey. a mining engineer of Salt Lake City. Pa-cltl- o " Latin-Am-rlca- tn e hf-alt- ja,s - k'rs J i T V. I . lr 1 l'n eov-err,ri- i' i M-'- 1 s d y 1 New York. Steps Will be Taken Toward Bringing About a Peaceful Settlement of the Present Revolution In Nicaragua. In n S-.- every Republican present, except Mr. Heyburn, voted for the bill authorizing iv. iajiur. the loan. , The aenate passed more than a dozen bills fqr the establishment of EAST COUNTY SCHOOL BOARDS. flah hatcheries In the various parts of II. the Mona John T. Kay, Epbralui country. Kay, N. W. KUertson. The president's federal incorporation Ncbo Thos. ' Booth, Edward Jone, bill w as opposed In I he house ' by Wm. Jones. Tenof Representative 'Garrett L. Foot T. a, Alma Hague, Nepal nessee on the ground of unconstltu P.oacoo E. G rover. llonajltf. James Levan Henry Hendrickson, E. Taylor," Adelbtrt Bosh.. MeJn Prices Still Rising. Juab Jamea A. Kelly, R. C.Stepb.-enaon- , Pittsburg. With the opening of the T. T. Taylor. v ;., feoond. week of he thirty days meat , boycott In this city, meats continued PRECINCT CAST COUNTY to rise in price. Monday morning sheep advanced from 28 to .f0 cents a hundredweight. ' Mona. pork led in coat by 1' cent a pound wholeJustice John" fates. 2 3 sale and from to cents retail, Constable KB an- Molypeux. advanced from 10 to IS cents a hun W. BUertson. Health Offlwr-r' dred pounds. United States Attorney Nephl. John Jordan caused 25,000 eggs. In a iustice-J- .' 8. "Cooper. cold storage plant to be attached, and Conttaole Alvah Stout. 111 auk to have thm destroyed. H.ee.ltn Officer Dr., D. O. Mjner. Levan. .. In LynchJudge Threaten to . Junttee Oron N'iclaoa. ing. Constable Richard Iveraon. Poeblo. Colo. In giving Anton Slme Jwab. the limit sentence on Monday for InJustice R. .C. Stephenson. humanely beating hia girt wife while ah was In a dellrate condition, Constable Robert Memmott. of the Peace William J. Kerr "If I, ever hear of you doing aid;. CLUB. COMMERCIAL NEPHI aWr you get out of Jail, t thia again Meet first and third Tuesdays ol HI personally lead a party of mefl lor club the pa very month at who ire mn and. tie you to a teleta the Ijunt banding. Visiting mem-txpole and beat you lo death." graph club of nebzhborlng commercial cordially wrlmtn"! SweS't' Kinj Hie Appendicitis. R. K. Orover, President. Stod.m ;i i. K'b.1 C. ,;av was operT. II. Burton, Financial Secretary. ated rrt Mitt'liy nlshl Dennis Wood, Corresponding Sec.r appendicitis. fh ofikial rwpor ' eiven out Ury. state mat 1h relation was a The king a4 oeen auffprlna Modern WorrfmMi of America No even from cord!;!' tl Interral palna sine 19.700. mee every Weone-sdaIn at I. O. O" F. ball. Visiting Wood. early Sonlay en;ig. t waa not tin til Monday event that the physi,. Geofge Small, Cons'll, h' ae aa one of cians dtarr ' " .U ll.I.afimer, Clerk. leqnlritig an immediate operation. I. O. O. F. No. 16 meet every SatIndiana Call on President. urday evening In I. O. O. F". hall. VI Hint; brother cordially Invito to atCuriia of Washington. Senator tend. Kanna on Monday Introdiirod to Pr JAM. II. JACKSON, N. O. Idont Taft eight Kaw Indian. In J, 8. COOPER, Secretary. a pre honor of tho occasion the hrav Latter-da- y TO a c Mor-tense- n, M&luigren. High Prices of Corn and Pork Ar Cost of Living. Ta-com- OPPOSED LOAN OF TENTS. Superintendent of Waterworks Alfred Cowers. Stlra Up a Little Excitement Electric Light Heyburn Superintendent In the Senate. Plant T. A. Carver. ' Sexton N. C. Nlelson. Washington. Memories of tho Civil war were revived In the senate on LEVAN TOWN. PreslA?nt Board of Trustees A. L. Monday, when Senator Heyburn bitterly opposed a loan of tents by the Jackman. government for use at the annual enTrustees Adelbert Bosh, I II. of Confederate Veterans at George Francom, Swen IS. campment ., PASSENGER n d . A TOTAL ALASKAN STEAMER LOSS, BUT PASSENGERS REACH SHORE. Seattle. A cable dispatch from SeThe Alaska Alaska, says: Steamship company's steamship Is a total wreck on a reef near Illamna bay, and six members. of her crew are believed to have perished In an attempt to obtain relief for the The passengers and members of the crew arrived here Sunday aboard the steamship Victoria, by which they were rescued February 3, after spending nearly a month encamped in weather frequently 40 de- BE RESPONSIBLE. President Willing to Stand Sponsor for Federal Incorporation Bill. ' Washington. The federal incorporation bill, introduced in congress on Monday, Is not to be pressed for .passage at this session. If the bill should pass. President Taft has stated his willingness to stand as ;lls sponsor and take. the responsibility for having recommended it. Further than this, the president lold several callers that he would not make the Incorporation bill an administration measure. He declared he felt he had no right to do that It did not rank with the proposed amendments to the interstate commerce law, the postal savings banks' and the measures designed for the conservation of nutural resources. These latter were promised In the platform upon which ' the president was elected, and he feels that the party is responsible for their passage at t his session of congress. REEF RESULT OF BLUNDER ward, . TAFt WILL George 1909.) ON WRECKED Nowland, awed 21, and son of County Coroner J. P. Nowlund, and a Mexican named Sandy Ixipaz, lost their Uvea. They were hauling thirty' pounds of giant powder to the company's works and had Just arrived at their dredge when4Jie powder exploded. The horses attached to the sleigh were, killed and the sleigh blown to splluters.'. The Mexican was torn to bits, while young Novviaii'd wns. tiorrlbly mutilated, but nved-a- , short time. Just how. the powder came to iexpfude Is not known 'at .thl time. S:far as can be learned no blame attaches to anyone for 'the explosion, Jt being one of those' accidents that come" about In the hundlfng of frozen s A. Sperry, Road Cune, (Copyright. PRICE Two Idaho Men Meet Death While Hauling Thirty Pounds of Giant Powder on a Sleigh. ".' I'ack. U. S. Expert. In. Chars Experiment ' . Station F. D.. State 'Foreman Expeilmeut Station Stepheu Hoswell. ' ' County. i ' E1-- : J- Commissioners County lerton, Qeorgre Jones.. Martii) Nlelson. Clerk T.W.VIckers. ' Recorder Win. Burton. . Treasurer-'- !. H. G.-- ParUes. . Assessor Wm. Bailey. Jt , Purveyor Arthur A. Millar. ' Attorney T." U Foote. powder;:-; .'. Sheriff Gub J. Henrlod. " THE Mpntpelier, Ida. A frightful accident Occurred at the Tellurlde Power company's works at Dingle, about ten miles from this city, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, In which Lester District. ,S. UP k.i. is'ntf r, too-sma- y three-year-ol- d ad-dre- a Arl-Eon- a, - i Kejir-V-cn- lmi rer.e |