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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22
LA C0NFERENClA
DE Los SRES.
COBERNADORES
Sc pretende que Ell ella Sc
traten varios asuntoS de
gran trascendeneia
-.ieersmc Esps.n! pare Ia PRENsA.

T.ieerrmr Especial pare IA PREhSA.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Noricm-
bre 21.-Aun cuando ninguuo de
los gobernadorcs de Texas, Tamal,li-
pas. Nuevo Leon Y Coahuila. "a con-
testado a ia inicIatiTa que les fuera
hecna para que hagan una vista a
Brownsville V Matamoros, el consu!
Cara V los Gemas elementos q con
Il vienen t-a5aiando por Ia ce!ebra-
cion &c la corferencia de Gichos go
bernadores, ccmtiotian enlpennsamcn-
tG sus trabaios, pucs tieGe po- segu-
no Que los senores Hobby. Osuns. Fam
brano V Espinosa Mirelcs aceptaran
la invitacion.
Creese que 81 el gobeTnador Ge Te-
xas ha retardado So rcspucSta debldc
Ia enfermedad que ha vcnido pade-
ciendo V dc IA cuai aia no Sc reccer;i
del todo, mas por not!c!as prvadas
recibidas per cl consul. sahcse que en-
la presentc Senlana scr:l env'aoa ia
respnesta de Mr.. Hobby, csperandose
que tambicn yenga antes de- ionlr-
90 Ia de los cobcrnadoreG de Ia
naulipas. Nuevc Leon Y Coahuila.
Tratxran muy inportantes asuntos.
Los hombres de ncgocios de la ciG-
dad dc Brownsville y en- general de
toda Ia region del Vale estan muy
intercsados en- IA celebration dc ia
provectada conterencia de los gober'
nadcTes dc los EstaGos fronter!zos,
porquc cntienden qGc ella sera &C
provechosoS resultados. Gado que sc
tiene cl proposito de tratar sobrc
asuntos de alt. trascendencia que re.
ianudaran en- dirccto bcneficio de los
EstaGos fronterizos mcXicanoS in
directamcntc en- 5eneficio del Estado
dc Texas. V aarticularmentc de Ia
region del Vale.
Entire csos asuntos de importa1-
cia que Sc trataran Sc cuentan, en-
primer termino. los siguicntes:
Eztablccimicnto de un servicic
complete de paS2Jcfcs, con SeTFlcfc
de "arros pullman. entire Brownsville
V Saltillo, Was Matamcro$ : Monte
rrey
Reconsideration del proyecto pa
ra :onstruir una liEea ferrocarrilcra
directa entire Matamoros : Tampico,
provecto que los acontccimicntos po-
liticos impidicron cue Sc ilevara a Ia
nractica hacc mas dc cuatro amos.
Construction de una via carretera
entire MatamoroS y Monterrey. QUE
una a Saitil!o con Il via que cst&
siendo. construida entire Monterrey Y
aquc!la capital Y QUE una. traves
del pucntc International, con q sis
tena dc viaS carreteras Cue Seran
corstruidas er c. territorlo america
no. Y rcstablecimicnto del servicio
de carga entire los Estsdos Uaidos Y
Mexico. via brownsville Y Matamo-
ms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22
ENTRARON A BUDAPEST
TROPAS FRANCESAS

Bel Ses--rc.o zsr<-.ci ey ~ PEEhSt"
PARIS. Novienbrc 2l.-Tropss
francesaS al nandc del general Hen
~ ertraran hoy Budapest la capi-
tai de Huneria. sesu1 dice una mott
ia pubiica5da hoy en- esta capital.
Tambier g dice cue Ut destacamen-
70 DC fno-zas fraDcesaS ileg1ron d
ConsrzntinopIa aver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22
NERYO NO PUEDE SALlR
PARA LA ARGENTINA
No hay buqus que 10 lIeve al
lugar de su destino

Feleg-e1.c Esp-,i-i 3=TG Ii PRENSA.
NUEvA YORK. noviembre 2l.-
Debido : Ia falta de barcos, e! poeta
Amado Nervo no he podido sahr para
Ia Argentina. Sc dice que pcoba-
blemente ira a Europa o Fraac;a.
en- vista &c que no Sc le h& f;jado
fecha aproximada. por las companias
navieras. para Ia salids dc un huque
cue vays Sud America
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22

Edward Hurley Y Herbert Hoover,
Prcsidentc del ConScio de transportes
Y Presidentc de ia Administration de
Vive-es. quiencs van Europa nor
do del "Olir1r;a" Il cstUdiar ei problc-
ma de IA .irre1racton en- cl teatrc dc
Ia guerra -E> .-lf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22
HAY ACITACION
ENTIRE Los
PETR0LER0S
La motiva ell hecho de haber
sido reglamentado el art.
II constitutional
-y.-..,. Er,,cjnl uoro La PEESS.i.

T',y.o-oan. EsBecini paro La PEbESA.
NUEEA YORK Noviembre IL
Mensaies trasmitidos de Mexico Y
rec;bidos cn los articuios petroiife-
ros que tienen propiedades en- el
pais, informan que hablcndo sldo
aprobado definitivamcnte Ia regia-
mentaci6n del articulo - de Ia cons
titucion. por los encargados dc las
Secretaries dc Industria Y Conner
clio. Hacienda Y Gobernacion, sc pre-
scnto la consideration del Jefe del
eiccutivo. quien aprobo, ,tal reglamen
taci6n. disponiendo que fuera cnvla-
da Ell Ia presente semana Ia Ca
mara dc diputados para que ia aprue
ba Y Sc ponga en- vigor dcsde lucgo.
La Recommendation del citado ar
ticulo. tai Y como Ia habia formula
do IA Sccrctaria DC lndustrla Y Co.
mercio como Sc do d conoccr dc
mancra extra Official hace varios me-
ses con cl ohieto de yer el efecto que
causaha en- los Estados Unidos Y en-
Europa. cause tai numero de protes-
tas que cl -ohierno sc vio preclsado
4 dcc!acar. pcr conducto del Emba-
iador BoniiIss. que no Sc trataba de
ninguna ley. sino simpiemente DE un
proyecto que ''iba ser presentado
al gabinetc, para su discussion"
Mas dc circo meseS han pasado
desdc catonces, V aIrcra sc recioen
uoticias de que cl prcyecto del Sc
crctaIio PAM M sido nodificado Y
aprobada su modification dc una
manera dnfinitiva. por Carranza.
Dor 10 que sera enviada al conSrcso
para que Sc lc dc Ia fvcrza de ley
que neccsita.
Los petroleroS eStan IntereSaGoS,
particularrneutc, en- conccer como
habra quedado Ia RECOMMENDATION
del articulo aludido. va que en- ella
Sc decidira lc referente q as propie-
dades pctrclifcras.
CiertamcDtc QUO eS &C una gran
importancia tai reglamentacion. que
compendc. segun las :nformacioneS
que Sc ticnen. los siguientes puntos
dc trascendencia incuestionable.
Legislation Sobre c dominic di-
rertos que tiene Ia naci6n de todos
los mincrales o sustancias que Ell We
tas, mantos o yacirlientos. constitu-
yan dcpositoS cuyos componentes
sean distintos los dc los terrenos.
Legislation dc las 2Guas. de los
mares territorialeS. en- los terminus
que fila el Derecho international.
Rcglamentacion de los derechoS
de Ia nacion sobre Ia propicdad pri-
vada. Guc cstara Suieta = las moda
lidsoes QUO dictc cl intercs puolico.
F'racCionamiento dc los latifundios,
Ia capacidad para sdquirir cl dou1i-
MO dc ticrras Y dc las aguas. fijau-
DO los meXicanos Y las socicdades
formadaS por meXicaHos> cl dcrecho
exclusive de adquirir esos dominios.
Estahlec;niento dc los requisites
nccesarios en- lbs eXtTanjeroS para
que puedan series conccdidos los
misInos dcrechos 1uc los meEicanos
V las socicdades fornladas por me-
sicanos.
Recommendation de los bicrcs de
las asociacioncs reiigiasas y por IL
timo. Recommendation &c las institu-
clones dc bcreficcnci2 pUbECa Y
priyada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22

(Pass = Ia psE- 4 Col, SAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-22

Compre usted sus Gbros en- espa-
nol la Casa Editorial Lozano, lis
\. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. rs ia mas barata. -
77E101C=gcUE;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
APPROVES PLAN TO WAIVE
GRID ELIGIBILITY RULES

Washington, DC, Sept 2s.-steps
taken by the Big Nine and Missouri
Valley football conferences to waive
eligibility rules this year and permit
freshmen to play, were endorsed to-
day by Col r L Rees. Of the general
staff in charge OF the students army
training corps.
In a letter to senator Hitchcock.
Of Nebraska, who, at the request Of
the officials Of both conferences. sub
mitted the matter to the war depart
ment- Col. Rees wrote:
'Inasmuch as the men in the stu
dents army training corps would be
relatively a short time, and that the
personnel OF this corps Is subject to
change, it seems feasible to allow all
men in the corps to participate in all
athletic contests. It Is the desire that
every man receive a maximum amount
OF physical training and that this
training VIII not be confined TO any
particular class or set Of men. To
this end, intermuhal contests are
urged, and such contests as will bring
physical training TO all Of the CORPS
are particularly suggested"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
TRAVELETTE


a the road becomes narrower. the
n West Chester trolley line con-
verges into a single track, and winds
with the road through a country
marked by pleasantly rolling hills.
daisy fields and meadows. where cows
Craze philosoDhically in the sunshine.
Two or three bends Of the road from
Newton square is Florida park. one
knows it is. because the sign above
the little wooden shed which serves
for trolley station says so. The
road the track. a farmhouse half con-
cealed behind the bulge OF a hill. a
Few rods Of rail fence. a drowsy brook
and some slumbering trees are all that
may be seen OF it. At intervals-it
hight be said. regular intervals-an
automobile passes. sending IN a spray
Of white dust from the road. Each
quarter hour the loot Of whistle an
nounces that trolley is turning the
bend.
The crickets sing necessarily At
Florida park. So do the katydids: but
the birds only exchange bits Of lazy
repartee- They joke at the mud tur-
tie when he crawls out Of the sun to
the rock at the edge OF the brook, and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS


WIGW AEI-DE lIILLE TRIUMPH.
Cecil pc Mile has scored again and
scored hard His It'll ] Come Back
10 You" is another triumph which is
the more noticeable because Of the
great patriotic punch he puts into a
very entertaining film IL is along
new lines and introduces new effects
and situations. There is a splendid
comedy vein in it. and a pleasing TO-
nance. Every child should be sent %
see this picture. which is being shown
today for the last time at the Wig
wan II viii reach them as no other
patriotic film has up TO date. and viii
inspire q love Of country and a hatred
OF the Huns
The best recommendation that the
Wigwam management can offer for
this picture. is the fact that its chief
operator, VINO has been grinding films
for 10 years. got SO much interested
in the picture that he forgot 10 watch
the clock and got 10 minutes Off his
allotted schedule on the first run yes
terday. 1t takes some picture 10 make
a blase operator watch its action that
way.
Tomorrow the WigWam offers a big
double bill consisting Of THE Geezer"
and The Sinking OF the Lusitania-"
The former is a very pretenti0us and
spectacular travesty Of the famous
picture. The Kaiser" The latter is
an animated pictorial history of the
Huns crime 1t was drawn by Winsor
Mckay from analytical report by
August F. Beach. the war correspond
ent The mathematical calculations
for timing the picture were worked
out by Lieut. Commander J. r. Bar
nard. OF the United States navy. II
took Mckay % months to make the
drawings. which are $4,000 FIN number.
This superb program viii be put on
at popular prices, Is cents for adults
and cents for chiIdrcn-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

-iCs WAC used 90 jump over a row OF
elephants in 2 three wheeled auto, or
casually change seats from a flying
motor car 10 a charging motorcycle,
while disregarding the breakags limit.
They have all gone into aviation work
20 help win the war
or course there viii be all the 9TH
er circus features and q street parade
the morning Of show day. The circus
man says he jus naturally runs out Of
word tints when he attempts TO de-
scribe it and lets IL 90 with the sim
pie statement that il viii be "a
mighty. moving panorama, without
parallel in professional amusemeuts."
The calliOpe, without which a cir
Gus parade would be merely sound
ing brass and tinkling c-mbaI' will be
on the Job. but the famous idol Of
ones youth-the men on horseback
who used 10 shout in language stem
toriau-'HOld your horsest The ele-
plants are coming .'-that brave hero
is no more. It's all because there are
no longer any horses to hold in the
average town. and insensare motor
cars refuse to run and rear at the
sight Of a long string OF elephants
trundling along under their owD
steam.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

n ---I5 E-v. gone up Lkl
u everything else.
Yes. its on account Of the war.
They've gone up in air planes and
sausage balloons. They've gone I'D in
price. The usual explanation: They're
using SO many of them in the trench
es." accounts for part of the shortage
Of dare devils. So. according TO press
agent Dexter Fellows, you won't see
any dare devil features in the Bar
mum e Bailey circus when il shows
here Thursday
Of course one viii see plenty Of men
who viii hang by their teeth 10 the
bootstraps of their companions away
up in the top Of the big tent. and
plenty OF girlies. any one OF whom
viii dive headlonE from an insecure
footing on their own left elbow 70 the
ragged edge OF n life net FAR below.
nor viii the spectacle Of an acrobatic
beauty attached 10 life and the dome
Of the tent only by the slender thread
Of her own waist line be lacking
But the circus folk don't call such
persons dare devils. Dare devils. one
may recall were those delicate beau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
ALHANIRRA THEArER.

Today is the last time you viii have
20 laugh with Constance Talmadge in
Sauce for the Goose" at the Alham-
bra This delightful comedy is OF
the same high plane as her previous
successes" Good Night. Paul. and a
Pair Of Silk Stockings" It is the
story OF a young husband who falls
under the wiles Of a designing widow
The husband is Harrison Ford. and DC
fills the role just as Acceptable as
does Constance Talmadge in the role
Of the Wife OF course. the wife wins
the husband back and the audience is
furnished quite a lot Of laughter
while she is doing il.
tomorrow The Blindness of Df-
v ,, VIII be the bill This is a big
William Fox feature and is n-esen-e,l
with an all star cast.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
Cody May Get Cross
Country Chambionshib

Chicago, Ill. Sept. 24-To eucour-
age cross country running among men
in the army and navy service. the
championship committee of the n. A.
A. L. today decided to hold a United
States service cross country cham
pionship in the various district as
sociations Of the A. A. L.. on or before
January /. Among the places where
the championships will very likely
be held is Camp Cody. y. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
Dermatologist Gives
Complexion Secret

--fhe great secret OF keeping the face
young is 10 keep or the dead cuticie."
says Dr.. J. Mortimer Mitchell. 1T is well
known that the surface skin Is constantly
dying. falling OF in imperceDtible par
ticles. except in some diseased conditions.
when the sane appear like dandruff. But
The particles do not all drop of iume-
diatclv they die. being held Tor a while
ly the live skin
TO have the dermatologica1 surgeon
peel or the entire outer skin a. one time
IS a painful and expensive operation The
came result IS obtained by applying or
binary mc-colized wax. as you would cold
cream. allowing this TO remain or over
night. then taking 30 Off with warm water
one ounce usually suLfices- The process
IS both painless and Inexpensive The
wax. which is procurable AZ your drug
store. hasteus the natural shedding proc
esz- L. gradually absorbs the dead and
half-dead skin. revealing the new. healthy,
youthful-looEiug skin underncath-'-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
GREcIAN-asIGy INVISIBLE,

The Sign Invisible" is being shown
at the Grecian today for the last time
in FL Paso. This is q strong. virile
story OF the great Northland, where a
man must be a man. It deals with
theme that makes one think and the
story is presented in a way that holds
the interest fast from first 10 last
Big Mitch" Lewis who played .Po-
leon in The Barrier" has the lead
ing part fin The sign Invisible" and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

it in the course Of their rambIes and
always stay awhile. So do the stu
dents Of Haverford college and
Swarthmore college. which are near
by. and the ashes from a great many
phuosophic sophomore pipes have fer
tilted the soil Of the meadows. The
brook is known TO have inspired not
less than half a dozen college lyrics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

they 5eer at the scurrying cows when
the air is filled with thunder claps.
No one has ever come 10 Florida
park on purpose-eXcept perhaps the
farmer who has the little house be-
hind the hills. But many lovers find
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
LEONARD AND
LEWIS CD FULL
EIGHT ROUNDS
Benny Outpoints Lewis In
Five Rounds; Lands Hard
Right In First.
LEWIS GETS CUT
UNDER RIGHT EYE

kTEWAEE. r. j.. Sept 2A-AlthouEl
N no decision IS allowed under the
boxing laws OF New Jersey and none
VAS given by referee Patsy Cline
Penny Leonard. lightweight cham
uion. received the popular decision at
the end Of eight fast rounds with Ted
Lewis. welte-woight champion. here
last night
Leonard ou1pointed his opponent
In five rounds. Lewis had the bet
Ter or two periods and I'm the 9th
cr, the third round. honOrs were
abous evenly divided
Lewis Heavier.
The men weighed in at Q o'clock
Monday afternoon Lewis did not turn
Inc scales az 49, the maximum weight
on which an agreement was reached,
and eouard weighed 1885, pounds.
Leonard did not appear 10 be as
fast as in previous battles but he was
=Ieedier than Lewis. Both were eau
tious.
Lewis Lands Wright.
In the first round Lewis landed a
terrific straight right 10 Leonard
Jaw. which made him assume the de-
fensiVe throughout the round. in
which Lewis had all the better OF the
fighting
Lewis had a bruise under his right
eye when he came out for the second
round and Leonard lost no time trying
10 increase the damage. Fast left jabs
achieved this result
The third round was pretty even,
hut ID the fourth Leonard had a shade
lhc better Of his opponet.
Lewis finished uD the round with q
hard left 20 the body and a right 10
the head. This was Lewis's round.
Both Careful.
Both were cautious in the sixth and
in the seventh Leonard opened a cut
under Lewis's left eye drawing blood.
The eighth round opened with Lewis
missing two rights Benny soaked left
20 the Jaw and following with three
raurzliziug iabs. hooked a left TO the
face and ducked two hard swings
Misses knyo.
At close quarters Benny twice had
the better Of the fighting and lodged
safely when Lewis rushed Leonard
tried 10 measure his man for a knock
out but missed by inches only when
he tried a swing for the jaw.
The bell found the men locked In an
embrace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
BIJOU-OFFICTAL wan rIv

The Universal Current Events rec.
Is showing an official war film at ~
blou today. It contains remarlab1
ana exclusive pictures made on tbe
oallie Iront Of France by military
photographers OF the United $50.
signal corps. and released throurh
the committee on public information
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

Guests at Hotel LauEhlln do enjoy
the beautiful lobby and restful rock
ers. 81 ". Franklin Phone 1855
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
1.-THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

When you see The UnbelieTer.-
showing al the UniQCe, you viii see
the supreme war drama Of the world $
greatest war. You viii see The Yin
est and most real war scenes ever
staged. rs they are made IN cooper
alton with Uncle Sans marine corps.
and you viii see photography that IS
uneZcelled. You viii also have IN
folded TO you the best war story the
world has ever known.
Authentic military atmosphere IS
given 10 The Unbeliaver' by the CO.
operation Of the officers ami men Of
the Sixth battalion. United States ma
rine corps. at their cantonmCnt. GUAM
ticO. Va Nothing more ealistic than
the scenes II the trenchs5 the charges
across No Mans Land and the hard
TO hand encounters between marines
and bOche, has been seen on any
screen.
The Unbeliever" is n really great
photoplay and a distinct contribution
TO American war drama-"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

he IS supported by a cast Of exceptional
merit.
Tomorrow the Grecian offers tt
aly's Flaming Front" the official Ital-
ian government films. in which a
whole battle is shown for the first
time on the screen These pictures
actually show three complete engage
ments. on land, on the sea and in the
air. The fighting is real. being pho
tographed under 1i-e- Two camerameu
were killed and fi-e wounded while
taking these pictures. They viii be
shown at the Grecian tomorrow,
Thursday and Friday.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24
H0LMGREN PUTS DIMPER ON BAT
LOVES BORDER TITLE CLAIM

Seventh Cavalryman In Poor Condition Shows General
ship Rivalng ''Lanky Bob;' OrrisOn and Gundy Give
Classy Exhibition Null and Rubino Draw; CoxhiL
Gets Decision; Red Williams Is Also Winner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

DRAFT CALLS BASEBALL WRITER.
the New York Tribune and previous
10 that employed on various other
newspapers in a similar capacity was
last week caught IN the army draft,
according 10 a report from New York.
arms had been given deferred classifi-
cation, but his draft board moved him
VI.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

Cricket Hicks took IS cents over to
the Rye Straw store this week and
paid it TO a man he borrowed it from,
some time ago. When Cricket handed
1t to him the man said he had forgot
all about it, but that's what everybody
always says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-24

The scholars at the Wild Onion
school house viii not shoot any more
eating beans through their quilts until
after the war.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-21

iNVtnef fqyl Tor ANA Broadway
@0mlHN school $50 q nal
Communion 10 o. 70, m,
Preaching a. m
lrelrhu- p ma
lhlis GLASS; "Wednesday D. m.
Aii NHt4uG Disciples ana thD uuli
uNiliiA lUNllra tn Worship with us
D. L. GI.AnNf,N. naHtur
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-21
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN The CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


"tiAlee ai FIRST Baptist Church faf
taias Wli bp jas fuiuWs
Nur DID faln tu j. m. % m u
lullNH SUNDAY Scnoul tnd preaching
iN fNa pHHfuI
ilf nN H. viii meet ia 81 m
lhe tHeulu utrachng service at $ Be-
u W
lIiIEN n. CARROLL. Pastor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-21

Flag carrie rhaulir Society " iNN
llii Presbyterian 0hut.h Nih pscti
lnfsdAs ui : ~ a $3.50 home ~ Mia
81 gitcns. gomez Staples nni iin
aHl euoefa Mis- fMin WIN i.ad thr
ui.ld.n study on NNpist nint ~ tie
asst hruk
is- devotional ull hr lcd hy MlsH
kaft NtHNhrnA