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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
The New Aviation
IlNew Work Tribune.l.

* AANCWH YIN AiiNAApfyt vs. ANUtf
A short time ago aviation's goal was
a flight across the English Channel;
now II is a transatlantic flight. The
motive is psychological rather than
practical, II is not necessary to make
tho dangerous journey to demon
bstrate the commercial value OF fly
ing, but 1t is worth while to show the
public that which will make It believe
more readily in less hazardous, II more
utilitarian. enterpfise.
The world Of aviation now appears
TO have conferred its thought on the
project. There is rivalry between
England and America to determine
which shall have the honor Of being
the first to accomplish the fact, AMI
France is IN the c~biapetlti0n with n
plan to lily from Africa 10 Brazil.
American army aYiatofs may at
tempt the flight Within d month,
while "a story comes from London that
English pilots are ACTUALLY on the way
to Newfoundland TO prepare FOR an at
tempt to fly from that island to Ire
land The reason Tor coming TO thls
side Is to take advantage Of the wind,
which at this seaaon blows from west
to east. From twenty to forty miles
an hour can be gained IN this way.
There ID also the possibility uf rising
high enough to take advantage Of rthe
wind that blows between the worlds
which always carries eastward.
The British Sopwith plane is said
to be capable OF sustaining flight for
twenty-five hours at 100 miles an
hour. This, barring accidents, should
more than suffice for the 1898 miles
between Newfoundland and Ireland.
In the mean time commercial ava.
tion here apparently can mako little
progress without Congressional &C
tion. There can be little progress un-
til regulations are provided and land
ing grounds set aside. These disad-
vantages do not apply to so large an
extent along the coast, however, and
there is a probability a coastal air
service, carried on by means Of sea
planes, will precede 'crossicountry
flying. This is forecast in the state
ment Of North WHY'S, a capitalist in
terested in aviation. The same idea Is
advanced by Glenn Curtiss in the
Forum.
II we are to arrive at commercial
aviation by the seaplano rolits The
impetus to be derived fiom an Ameri.
can-to-Europe flighu will ue we'll worth
the risk involved.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Busy BurIeson

Mr.. Burleson, director general OF the
ministry OF communications, lord chief
wampus OF the mails and supreme pes
tiferat0r OF the wires, as well as grand
monarch of the cables, is a busy little
bee these days. Mr.. Burleson is de
termined and sot on getting rid of
those unpleasant persons who endbar-
rass and dfscredit government opera
ton of the air, the earth, sea and sky
His latest move is to fire bodily Mr..
Clarence Mackay and two other Of
ficials of the Postal system on the
ground that they have been disobedi
ent and insubordinate, and unruly and
unpleasant. 1t is not so stated off
cially, but it is Tumored also that one
offense of these men has been that
OF knowing too much about how to op
crate the telegraph.
MT, BurlesOn recently uttered a some
what peevish complaint and denuncia-
ton Of the i~nvidious and insidious in
stigators who are stirring up, 1t is al
legged, discomfort among postal EN-
ployes. Altogether Mr.. Burleson seems
to be sufficiently occupied to make the
man who rolled the peanut from Frisco
to Chicago look like a useless idler.
1t is really a shame, when you think
Of an expert wire, cable and mail mar
like Burleson, engaged in demonstrate
ing the vast superiority of Burleson OPP
Grafton over private operation, to have
unappreciative INSTRUCTORS pointing
out that it takes four months to find
out that a cablegram to London can't
be delivered and that small boys grow
white whiskers occasionally before re
ceiving long-awaited letters from
mother. Nothing could be more de
plorable also than to have low-down
agitators forcing Mr.. Burleson to adj
nit that there is poor team work and
dissatisfaction among the employees OF
the postoffice department or for ma
1icious politicians to make the ont
landish assertion that there was no
war emergency after the war was over
Fat chance genius has to get recogni-
ton with this carping and unreason-
able American public. whose meanness
is strikingIy demonstrated right of
the bat by its u~nspeakable assumption
that 1t has any right to dare to crit
icise Mr.. Burleson and his administra-
ton of the means of communication In
this country. The fact that Mr.. BuTle-
son is doing it ought to be sufficient
proof to the public that 1t is being
done better than any other human be-
dig Or aggregation Of humans in the
country or the world could do 1t. Much
more than the question of government
operation Is at stake. It is Burleson
operation that is being unscrupulouslv
attacked
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Commercial Clubs
And Good Times
New West Magazine.)

One of the surest indications OF
the return of good times is the act
ivity now noticeable among the com
mcrcial clubs of the smaller COM
munities Of the western states.
When times are bad the commercial
club languishes and sometimes fades
entirely away, and the business men
speak Of it in hushed toned IS among
the things that have been. But
the instant good times appear on the
horizon the live, up-and-doing cit
izenry grid up their loins, issue a
call through their local paper, the
always-faithful reassembIe, and again
they 60 forth to put another young
Chicago on the map.
The last sentence is not written
in a spirit of levity, There are many
young Chicagosy now In existence
west Of the Mississippi river that
owe their life, growth and vitality to
the commercial clup that nursed
them through.infancy, Kept the bottle
warm on cold nights when the tim
id ones saw the outlines of disaster
lowering in the offing, and worked
with might and main-sometimes
without thanks-until victory crown
ed their efforts.
Che commercial club is one or tne
sTeatest institutions Of the west, anu
a bunch of good, live men. armed
with a commercial club, a build
up a community, a city or a county.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
BOGUS PLAN WILL
DELAY The GAME.


The acceptance of a bogus plan
will postpone the adoption OF a gen
uine plan. The world has entertain
ed high hopes Of an organization for
peace, and it is hard to give this
hope UP. Who has a right to say
the world would not have received
a better thing if offered? 1t is not
yet too late to retrace steps and
create an agency to which it may be
worth while to surrender a portion
of traditional national sovereignty.
The covenant bars the possible at
~tainnient Of a reality.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
WE THOUGHT THIS
WAS cASToRlA.

QRio Grande Reublic.)
Is it treason to criticise or eve
reject a measure conceived In Eng
land, or are the American people
from now and forever to swallow
castor oil as concocted by European
doctors?
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
SOMEBODY TRYING no
PUT SOMETHING OVER.
fDApfuIntS Tataruoie1

We omit two articles sent In for
publication because they appear to
have a hidden meaning designed TO
dig somebody botR come from the
same community We take chances on
what We prepare for publication our
selves. because we usually have an oD-
p~ortunity at the facts, but we don't
care to pull other folks chestnuts out
Of the fire when we know It.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
WHAT WOULD YOU
DO WITH MEXICO?

Troy Spanish American.)
Now that the wal is over. q few
dollars will induce villa to pull some
more stunts In old Mexico and the
Typewriter crew in I'll Paso will fur
nish tho Press with lurid stories cal
culated to stir up war on the benight-
ed people who oppose the exploitation
OF their country by foreigners.
Greed and coveteousness drive
some men to a limit which needs men
with ideals above money and power
to overcome.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
MARrLAL law IN MADRID.

Madrid, Monday, March 24.AxMar-
.tial law was proclaimed at 5 o'clock
this morning. 1t IS understood that
constitutional guarantees may be sus.
pended forthwith throughout Spain.
Al general strike has broken out at
Barcelona. Premier Romanones who
had intended to resign has heclered
that he considers it his duty to re-
main In office.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Pro and Con on
League Of Nations
UNCLE JosEPHue AND
FREEDOM OF SEAS.
Gel Paso Times.l

That one Of the IA points concern
ing the freedom of the seas setfhs
to be lost in the shuttle. So far as
we are concerned The finder can keep
it or sink it or do whatever he
pleases with 1t. The freedom Of the
seas aren't worrying us, SO long
as We have Josephus Daniels posing
on the bridge. We win 60 whittier
he listeth.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
VICTIM OF BRAINsToRM.

Dallas News: Eugene Debs. In his
swan song, declared Lehine and
Trotzky the greatest statemen of
any age, How would 1t do to change
Debs' sentence from the penitentiary
to an insane asylum? +
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
SHADOW SOUP is
GOOD SUGGESTION.

Wagon Mound Sentinel.)
Before we begin feeding the Ger
mans let the ex-prisoners determine
just what the German authorities
decided was the minimum amount to
sustain life. Shadow.soup plus a lit
tie dirt would not cost the Allies
much, if that is the ration the Hun
considers sufficient for American
prisoners of a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
IT'S ALWAYS cor 70
DONE THAT a
(MagdaIena News.

PULL We all have a certain amount
of Pull, but we don't seem to get to-
gether and Pull in the right direction
for a bigger and better Magdalena.
There are many things that could be.
started and done which would be of
great benefit to our town, but to do
these things we must Pull together.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Nor kNocklNo cLAUpE.

Philadelphia Press: There may be
some objections to Congressman
Mann as a leader in tho house, but
they are insignificant compared with
the number Of objections there were
to Claude Kitchin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
CHRONIC STATE
l%philadalnhia .Racnrd.l.

Chancellor Day, OF Syracuse uni
versity, opposes the league Of ma
tions. Sufficient to this Day is the
evil thereof. However, as Longfo,-
low once said, Hsome days must be
dark and dreary.p
ONE THING WE CAN'T SUPPLY.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
o LEAGUE.

indianapolis News: Already 1t is ap-
parent that whoever has charge Of
seating members OF the next con
gress would do well not to place
Representatives Mann and Long
worth in ~3uxtapositioh.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
FESTIVE CORRESPONDENT
ADDS TO cAfETV.

(Adieux of Country Correspondents,
Cuervo, N. NJ, Clipper
We'll, l will move on and give room
TO the more gifted writer's. am as
ever FULLER NOTIONS
We'll, as I've written all | know,
| guess I'll stop for this time.
HAY SEED
Il guess had better ring OIL.
"XrRAY."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

Boston Transcript: Until slch a time
as there is a son OF Theodore Roose.
welt in congress, a soninlaw seems
fairly capable Of keeping up the fam
lily reputation for square dealing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
Alta BOY!

Macon Telegraph; Mr.. Burleson, we
read, is back of a move to GUST
Champ Clark. Now IL Champ Clark
will get back Of a move to Gust MI.
Burlesot we win wish EN- both sue
cess.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
q WE CAN'T sUPPLY.


The peace convention has decided
that Germany shall be victualed at
once. But she viii have to beer her
self.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
CO AeE NAY cArcH AIM.

Detroit News: The thought Keeps
cropping up every once in a while
that eventually Villa will weary Of
his raids and retire to private life.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
EMBRoipERY..

One OF the types OF art needlE-
work which is easy to work and
gives quick and effective results IS
The pillow top with the design out.
lined In chenille.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
LEAVE IT To NORM.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: If there is
anything rotten In Denmark, we can
trust Norm Hapg0od TO locate 1t.
That's his old job.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
wHERE les Mum AS oYsrgk.
(Toledo Blade.3

: Mr.. McAdoo has Endorsed the tent
alive league Of nations, but is show
ing no enthusiasm ove the railroad
deficit.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
TIRED or SNOW,
so THERE YOU ARE.

f~SprinEer Stockmau.l
Yes:t'day a heavy snow fell over
this city and section Of the gtate. We
didn't need it and besides we are tired
Of snow.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

Don't class me up with Bobbie Burns
Lest | be doing time.
III recite my woes In good old prose
And not resort to rhyme.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
FLU, SMALLPOX
AND oil Statesmen.

lF,Oft bunlneT hBVlbWJ
With the flu and the SMALLPOX and
oil statesmen, with smaller ailments
and pests, the humble citizen some
times feels like going straight UP.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
ARMoM FRoM pIscoRp.

Louisville Post: II Padrewski can com
pose the differences in Poland he
win certainly add to his laurels as a
composer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27

You SAY YOU WILL
But WILL Your
&c. Wlhizz in Springer Stockman.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
IT'S MUCH MORE
CONVENIENT.

We may think it pretty hard to
pay the income tax, yet it is much
nicer and easier than had we been
compelled to donate to the Kaiser.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
WE RATHER GUESS
HE'S A HIGN COON.

tOTt Sulllner KeYleW.J
That ranch foreman in Mexico who
has been ransomed three times must
be a valuable Niger.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-27
ThEM Va hAPPEMa.

New York Sun: When a politician fan
cies himself an irresistible force he
finds the American people an i'm
movable body.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17

stockholders have holdings, never in
any way directed the policy OF the pa
Per towards Mexico. His testimony
also touched the matter OF salaries,
WHICH The Tribune cut off as soon as
men entered the service OF the nation
in the great war, although 1t had con.
tinued salaries when its employs
were called to the border The TACT
that the army pay had been doubled,
that married men were discharged
from the guard and that conscription
had been put in force, caused the pa
per to change its policies, Mr.. McCcl.
mick stated.
E. G. Liebold, general secretary to
Mr. Ford, and Edsel Ford, the presi
dent of the Ford Motor Company, were
called to the witness stand nv Tha
Tribune late in the week. Mr. Lebold
testified concerning a letter which ne
had written in response to a commu
nication which sought to interest Mr.
Ford in a device which would deal
out death.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
ed and set at rest.

And you, the said defendants,
and each of you, are further no.
titled that unless you enter your
appearance is said cause on or
before the 18th day Of August,
1919, judgment will be rendered
against you in said cause by de-
fault.
Plaintiffs attorneys are Barnes
& Livingston, and their post Off
ce adress is Belen, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal this
3rd day of July, 1919.
Diego Aragon
County Clerk and Ex- -Oficio Gle
rk of the District Court.
BY w. D. Newcomb, Deputy.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
County Commits
ioners proceedings.
REGULAR SESSION

The Board Of County Commits
sioners met in regular session Ju-
ly Z, 1919. There were present.
Manuel Garcia, chairman, Tran
quilino Jaramillo and Abel Vigil
members of the board, Placido
Jaramillo, Sheriff and Diego Ar
agon Clerk.
The minutes of the previous
session were read and approved.
Adelino Sanchez County School
Supt. appeared before the Board
of county commissioners, prese-
nted estimates as to Funds for
school purposes, which estimates
were left to be acted upon on the
18th day Of July 1919.
The following resolution was
passed Whereas, it is the desire
of the board Of county commissl-
oners of the county of Valencia,
State of New Mexico, to co oper-
ate in the development of Ayr
iculture and particularly in that
branch of endeavor, which arou-
ses in the growing children and
inter&Ss in this ayelopementf as
well as teaches them the best and
most approved scientific methods
of cultivation and Animal HUSH
andry, and Whereas, it is posi-
| BILE to Secure the services Of a
County Club Leader by entering
into cooperation agreement with
the Federal and State Agricultu-
raj Authorities at the total cost
to the county of Valencia of four
hundred fifty dollars $450.00.
Therefore be it resolved, that
the sum of $500 dollars is he
reby appropriated for the afore-
said purpose, said amount to be
paid when required by the New
Mexico Director Of Agricultural
Extension Service uIon presen-
tation of duly sighned vouchers.
Be it further resolved, that the
county clerk is hereby directed
to transmit three copies of the
foregoing resolution to the Hon,
A. C. Cooley, Director Of EXten-
sion Service, State College, N. NJ
The county clerk is hereby in
structed to write a letter to Hon.
Rupert F. Asplund Director of
the Taxpayers Association stati-
ng that the board OF county com.
missioners will hold a session on
the 18th day of July, 1919.
A petition containing 426 ma
mes Of Tax Payers of Valencia
county N. M. was presented for
the building of a Public Bridge
across the Rio Grande at sight
near the present Los Lunas old
Bridge; pursuant to the provisi.
ons OF Sects. 1902 to 1907 inclus.
t i've of N, M. Statutes 1915 Ammo.
tated, was duly approved.
Upon claim Of various citizens
} Of Los Lunas the board of county
commissioners directed the coun'
: ty road Superintendent to make
proper drainages 0n stana ne
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
SAVING HABITS
TAUGHT Us BY
WORLD Wax

0ro If t.. thioss wairh this
ctlIncr% viii bring nut IF the war
In ar Increased interest in >ecu-
rites by people who ever before
Considered such investment, says
Fl Windsor. in Popular Mech
4nichs aga2ine Tr4 small i'll
4es.m' formerly thought Of bonds
and stocks only in terms of thou
Esard&, wholly beyond his reach,
land IS entirely belonging to ba-
Eks and men ofwealth The war
savings stamps, and the so ern-
msnt bonds Of $50 denomination
tGp, have not only encouraged th-
rif., but have opened the eyes Of
the multitude 10 the fact that t.
be 3 bond owner does not require
! 4 i5ing's ransom. Now we have
iso.ne 20 million bond holders,
ard where formerly only per-
sh. in 7 was thrifty. now 5 out of
every : are savers. We do not
i1rs5sura IN to the stern thrift
ness Of the French, who, by eX-
rr;.n,,. pronoa1v. Maid of the war
;ns an,nitr ,,h;ch m. L .anra-rr-
aseian war o-casioncd. in an in
Hcr9,{ja.n sbor, time. But propor
,iarstalv wa have n.Sa a oood
etarf for ya hava from, the IT,
qinjog haoo = Matte, al v,al.ss q
waSs,ass becansn cnr resources
q of aoarv kind wora eo anormons
Sa,ae were even ashamed 20 save
ana .hono.,+ # smart to snend
laU.bIy as fast as thew earned
This condition nerrnoated the en-
tiyo lard We NAV we'll take ge-
nuia nride in q GOOD start on the
70. Io slaad 90 uaoa sense ans
TSae va,v het Of saFna
increases self-respect. Tie flow
\ erv speeches of a thoa and ora
tors in raora tim a century are
forgotten. while these words of
wisdom by BENJAMIN Franklin
live on:
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
waters near the Roads,


Report of Fred {. Tondre, Sci
50 JaramiIlo and Daniel Lucero
as viewers and appraisers II the
Los Lunas proposed road WAS
approved.
Protest against petit u prese
nted for the chaneirg"f The ~
bic road from Grants 10 Sab
Mateo was approved
Petition asking help for des-
titute woman from Beien was
rejected.
Cororer'S Jury report Of citiZe-
MS from Biuewater on dead 5cdy
Of an Indian near Bluewater was
approved.
Report of DR.. Wittwer as CO.
unity health officer was approved.
\ petition from citizens Of Be
len, Jarales and Bosque for the
surveying and construction Of
drainage by opening the out lets
of the Old Arroyo and making Of
it a Public outlet of waters loJ1
the Rio Grande, which was appr-
owed.
Be it resolved that tbs county
Surveyor is hereby instructed tc
come and make immediate arran
gements fer the surveying Of
Roads and drainages in the cou
nty, as per needs and orders o.
the board of county commission
ers; The clerk is also hereby ms.
tructed to write to Jas c. Harvey
Surveyor for Valencia county a
Santa Fe, n. NJ. 10 be present il
possible at the meeting Of sale
board at Los Lunas N. NJ. On the
18th day Of July, 1919, and t.
transmit a certified copy of this
resolution to above mentionec
county Surveyor.
Estimates OF A. E. ST. Morri.
state Highway Superintendent
on Roads Nos I, 6 and 9 were
approved.
Resignation Of Felipe Sena 9
/ Jastiea & the PcsFa OF ppssiic
No s was approved.
County clerk'sreports for Apri
May and June were approved.
Sheriff's reports for months
of April and May were approved
County clerk is hereby instru
cted to draw warrant Of $50. 0(
dollars in favor Of RicharG Pho
to buy stamps for the use ofcou
nty officials,
All Road Warrants paid by
order of county road superinten'
dent during quarter ending June
80, 1919 were audited and appr.
owed.
No more business being OF
hand the board then adjourned
to meet on July II, 1919.
Manuel Garcia
Chairman
Attest:
Diego Aragon
By Teles Mirabal
Deputy.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
NOTICE OF SUIT

Notice is hereby given to the
above entitled defendants that a
suit has been commenced and is
now pending in the District Cou-
rt of the Seventh Judicial Distri-
ct of the State of New Mexico,
within and for the County of Va
lencia by the above named plain
tiff against the above named de-
PENDANTS the object and nature
of which is to establish and quiet
the plaintiff S title in and to the
following described land in Vale
ncia County, State of New Nex-
leo against the adverse claims of
the defendants:
All that certain piece of land
situate lying and being in precin.
ct No 3 of Jarales, County of Va
lencia and State of New Mexico
beinp bounded, described and CO.
ntaining as follows, to wit: Beg
lining at a point formed by the
intersection of the centre line of
the Acequia Los Garcias and the
Southerly line of Predicando Ba-
ca land located on the North of
land hereby conveyed runnir g
thence Westerly and alohg seid
land of Predicando Baca to the
top of the hill, one hundred and
forty yards to the Entrada of Ju-
an de Jesus Sanchez, thence Ea-
sterly and along said Entrada on
the Northerly side thereof to the
centre line of the said Acequia
Los Garcias, being the Southeast
erly corner of the land hereby
conveyed, thence Northerly alo-
ng the said Acequia One Hundr-
ed and forty yards to the pcin'
or place of beginning. Also that
other piece or parcel of land sit.
uate lying and being in said pre-,
cinct No 3 of Jarales in said Co.
unity and State and being boun,
ded, described and containing as
follows, to, wit: Beginning at {
point at the intersection of the
Northerly line of said land of Ra
fael Baca y Chavez and the Wes
terly side of a Public Road rdnn
ing along the Acequia Ladera
running thence Westerly along
land of Rafael Baca Y Chavez tt
top of the hill, thence Northerl!
along said top of the hill, Tw'
hundred yards to tee Southerl.
line of land belonging to Amadi
Padilla, or Antonio Garcia, then
ce Easterly along said Sutherl,
line of said last mentioned Ian,
to the said Westerly line of sai
Public Road and thence Souther
ly along said Westerly line Of sa
i'd Public Road Two hundred va
rds to the point or place of begi
ming.
And plaintiff further asks tina
defendants be barred and forey
er estopped from having or ella
ming any right or title in and t
SAID premises adverse to plainti.
and that plaintiffs title be quiet
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1919-07-17
County C0mnis-
SiOnerS prCceed d 7 S.
ADJOURNED SESS ON
JUNE 10, 1919.

The Boa d of County Commisi-
oners mt persuant to a3io rnm-
ent. on .h.ne lG. 1919 There We
f. present; "anLeI Garca Chair
man, A.~'i Vigil and Tranquilino
Ja:amliio members Of the beard,
Placido J ram;Ilo Sheriff Ali Di-
ego Ara&0A County Clerk
The nj 'utes of the previous
meet;nA We're read and approved.
TIE County Commissioners
then passed The following rrSolu-
tior; Be it hereby resoi .ed that
The arpl oval Of the Schuoi IEstim-
ates be- set aside to b.. rrcut>;d-
cred at he first meeting f July
1919, 1r the rea fler IT %ny ,.thcr
meeting when these r. ;uAt-.s
can possiDlv he taken HI. . ire.
considered for their Gna. appr,..
val.
The rerore If Elm n35Fded9 q sI'o
fCoupt y fs,''ad Siiilcncia cdu1i aaa
i Tho Las mas n; int, cos
wa> sp?roved. : block =
Th"renpon the Board ~ ',an