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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
pB>yoers "a eA1Lr y !

Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Deseo, por conducto de ese popular
periodico, que neguen los presentes rem
clones a noticia del teniente Vega, a
quien escribi, sin haber obtenido con-
tcstaci6n, ell dia 4 del actual.
''Sefior Teniente Vega:
Espero saber de usted 81 desea con-
tratarme para la banda de Ingenieros,
de Washington.
''Se hablar ingles, pues he cursa-
do ell 20. afio de High School" y
cuento 18 amos de edad.
"Deseo ingresar en- esa banda, pues
conceptdo que en- ella conquistara gran
porvenir la juventud portorriquena, a
la que me honro en- pertenecer.
"Deseo me conteste en- seguida. asi
como tambien que me envie su direc-
ci6n, para facilitar de ese modo nues-
tras relaciones, y quedo de I'd. affmo.
v S. s.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
Los ObrGrOs ayudan
a una COmpalera

En- Bayamon fallecio la obrera Isabel
Rivera, asociada a la Federation Por-
torriquena del .Trabajo''. La Fedora
cion ''-segun Sc nos informa--mientra
dur6 la enfermedad lie pag6 cuarenta v
ocho d6lares, y ell dia del fallecimiento
sus familiares recibieron ounce d6la-
res para hacer ell entierro. Ademas, del
fondo de seguro se lie entregaron a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
MITIN EN- VEGA BAJA

Personas que han llegado aver de
Vega Baja nos informan que anteno-
che Sc celebr6 en- ell teatro "Fenix"
de aquel pueblo un gran mitin de pro-
paganda huelguista, al que asistieron
numerosas personals. Bolivar ochart pro-
nunci6 un discurso, que fue muy aplau-
dido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
TISAGUABISE.

tar de la prensa los 1hechos, y la alta
y digna mission de la prensa Ell todos los
paises civilizados es llevar luz Ia
conciencias, decir las verdades, y anotar
los delitos de los grandes Jos chic
por igual, para ejemplo moralizador de
todos los ciudadanos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
Sc dedIcaba a rObar gaIIinaS

Ell policia otilio Encarnaci6n nevo
a presencia del Juez Fermin Melen-
dez. acusado de haber cometido cuatro
hurtos. En- abril, en- Ell sub-barrio de
Talleres, de Santurce, sustrajo de la
propiedad de Custodio Collazo, una ga
lima un polio, valorados en- un dollar
cuarenta centavos, los cuales vendio
Javier Ortiz en- un dollar ounce centa-
vos, en- poder de Quien fueron ocupa-
das las aves; sustrajo de la propiedad
de Manuel Benitez, un gallo, valorado
en-, un dollar setenta cinco centavos,
ell cual fue vendido por el acusado
Eladio Cruz, en- ochenta centavos; de
la propiedad de Andres Cancel una
gallina, valorada en- un dollar cincuen-
ia. centavos, que vendio Domingo de
JESUS. en- noventa centavos; de la pro-
uiedad de Rufino Goenaga, cuatro ga
llfnas. valoradas en- ocho dolares. Tan
to las gallinas como las plumas de las
aves sacri6cadas, y el dinero recupera
do Sc puso ante Ell tribunal munici
pal, como prueba.
lei iuez le impuso, uno, dos, tres, y
cuatro meses de carcel, respectivamen-
te. en- cada case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
POR VENDER RON.

Petra Galindez fue llevada pre-
sencia del juez por estar vendiendo
en- un bale en- Santurce bebdas al
coholicas. Sc declare culpada el
Juez Santos lie impuso veinte cinco
d0lares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10

los familiares 35 dolares y cuarenta Gen.
tavos. En- totalidad, la finada ha re-
cibido en- cambio de La pequefia quota
de $3.50 con que habia ayudado a la
Federation la cantidad de noven-
ia y ocho d6lares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
RAFAEL MARxUACH.
Bayam6n, P. o. Box S46.''

Ell senior Marxuach nos pide infor-
mes respecto de la llegada del acora-
zado t'North Dakota.
Sentimos participate que, hasta aho-
ra no tenemos noticias que amplien las
que publicamos oportunamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
EXAMINADoRA DE vETE-
RINARIoS DE PUERTO RICO. :.

Ell Secretario de la Junta Examina-
dora de Veterinarios, doctor varas, ha
dirigido una carta circular los We
terinarios que estan ejerciendo en- esta
Isla, para que-inscriban sus titulos EN-
Ia Junta, dc acnerdo con la ley No. 50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
Estimado seior Director:

Bajo lafpresidencia del senior David
Jayne Hill y bajo los auspicios de la
National Security League, Sc ha
constituido en- Estados Unidos cent?
ncntales, un Comite para celebyar ell
aniversario de la Constit tucion. Ma
cional Ell, Ola II DEL CoRRIENTE,
mediante meetings piblicos, que ZEN
dram lugar en- todo el pals en- Ia ex-
presada fecha, en- los cuales los ora
dores pronunciaran discursos explicati-
vos de la Constitution, al alcaucs dc
todo cl pueblo
Dicha liga invite la Association de
Abogados de Puerto Rico para que to-
mara participation en- esta labor patrio-
tica, designando uno de sus miemhros
para formar parte del tai Comite, y esta
Association me ha honrado nombrando-
me para ostentar tai representation,
la cual me ha sido conferida he acep-
tado.
Estoy ahora consagrado la reali-
zaci6n de la tarea que me impcne este
delicado cargo, que es la de organiza-
ci6n de los meetings que han dc T.
ner lugsr en- Puerto Rico, para 10 cual
he solicitado la valiosa cooperation dc
los sefiores alcaldes de Aguadilla, Are
cibo, Manati, Bayamon, Rio Piedras,
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49, a. III QlflitB:urialGM|,

Alfonso Padro, por escalamiento en-
primer grado. Un afio de presidio con
trabajo Tornado. a.gH1NJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10

La New York and Porto Rico anuncia
a sus favorecedores que Ell vapor "Pon-
ce' saldra de este puerto con rum
bo New York Ell jueves al medic dia
con carga y pasajeros,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10

Ell scnadOr Feliu ha tenido la cor
tesla de enviarnos la siguiehts carta
San Juan, setiembre 9, 1919.
Fsw~
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10

Ell "PoNcE" sALDRA Ell JUEvEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-10
DE "SPORT"
Picos y Lineazos
Por FABIo
UNA cARTA:

UNA CARTA:
En- la mafiana de aver Ibafiez nos hizo
entrega de la siguiente carta:
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AssUR BANI PAL
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vvrw- RWlEzEB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Musical Festival
at Enid April 29

ENID, Okla, April 22.--(Special)
.--.A record attendance is expected
this year at Ends Sixth Annual
Musical Festival that begin, April %
with the singing OF "rhe Messiah" by
the Enid Choral society and closes
the afternoon Of Sunday May 4, with
4 sacred concert. Margery Maxwell,
Frances Ingram. Ernest Davis and
Louis kreidler. solojslS for the feSti.
val. will sing "Thc Messiah and viii
appear IN oratorio concert on
"wednesday night
With local artists singing the
leading roles, "rhc Rose Maiden"
will be given in costume Thursday
night Friday is community day and
the county choru,cS will compete for
prizes. There will be q basket din
ner in the city parks 4 high school
pageant reviewing American history
will be given Friday night, Saturday
night Phillips Symphony orchestra
which plays for the chorus m its two
appearance will give concert
Contests in every department oi
music are TO be held each afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
AMERICANS DENY
. THEY AIDED D|Az
Mexican Story Is Called Pure
FaISeho0d,

WASHINGTON, April 22-Dcnial
Of reports from Mexico City quoting
III Universal OF that city that Gen.
Manuel Pelael. rebel leader in the
Tampico oil region. had received from
various oil companies arms and am
munltion which he is said to have
later turned over TO Felix Diaz, has
been made by headquarters OF the
American Oil Companies association,
The association represents all OF the
American oil companies having prop
crty in the Tamplco region
The association declared that Pclaen
and Dial were bitter enemies and that
their cumi,y dated from the time OF
Dials last yi,l, to, the Iampico fields
when. alter Djal and General En-
riuucl. a pclacl litcucnant had quar-
relied. Pelacz drove them both out OF
the region
American oil companies have never
given any munitions OF war OF any
sort to any Mexican rebel state
ment issued by the association said.
SIN their relation, with troops IN con-
troll OF the. oil fields the companies
have from the start been guided alb
solu,ely BY the advice OF the state de-
partmcnt OF the United States gov
ernment and have kept the depart
ment advised as to happenings in the
fields aud OF their relations with all
fevolu,onsis TO the verge OF boring
the department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
CITY Man May Be
R|CK'S MANAGER
Ace Of Aces May Fly at Ok
IahOma State Fair,

An Oklahoma City man will manage
Eddie Rckcnhachcr's ten weeks of
exhibition flights il Americas ACE
OF Aces accepts the proposition OF J.
Alex Sloan, Chicago amusemen, pro-
mo,er. who has offered Rick" a guar
antee of $4,000 a week for ten week,
to make a tour of the state fairs next
fall,
George W Woods, secretary Okla.
homa City Motor Car Dealers asso,
citation, has been offered the position
by Mr.. Sloan, with whom he was
formerly associated in the promotion
OF automobile races The deal is more
than likely 10 go through. according
10 Mr. Woods who says negotiations
have been pending for some time
That the Oklahoma state fair. Ok
Iahoma City will likely be included in
the great flyers itinerary. is A de.
c'ded possibility, believes Mr. Woods,
depending Of course upon a con,um.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
MARCH COTTON EXPORTS
SHOW LARGE INCREASE

WASHINGTON. April 22-A large
increase in the March exports OF cot.
ton was reported today by the bureau
Of foreign and domestic commerce.
Shipments abroad amounted to S0i 80
bales, as compared with 3ll.6Sl bales
In March last year For the frs, nine
months OF the fiscal wear, exports OF
cotton were 3.SO7092 bales. abuu, ~.
100 bales more than the same period
last year.
Exports of cottonseed OIL in nine
months have been l2l.4SS9h pounds,
nearly three times the amount shipped
In 1918.
Trade in breadstuiis has amounted
30 far this year to $645 962,49j, meat
and dairy products SS3.S9+,453 and
mineral oils l,S99,ll3,jO4 gallons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
l1REck TOTAL,
AMERICAN SAYS
OF bocHE CRIMES
Fifteen Years 10 Restore
j., Northern France,

WASHINGTON. April 2l, 49, De
struction wrought by the Germans in
northern France was so systematic
and diabolical' that il will require five
years 10 rohabilitate the coal iron and
steel industry and from twelve to
fifteen years TO return the mines and
mills to normal output. according TO
a preliminary report by Frank II Pro-
bert. consulting engineer u, the bu-
reau OF mires. lie is a member OF a
special investigating committee which
recently returned from Europe.
THE actual physical damage to the
Iron mines is comparatively smau
when compared TO the destruction OF
che coal fields OF northern France
which is as reprehenslble as it Is
complete" Mr. Probert said. I'm
my opinion no such a,rocity was ever
perpe,rated against the industrial life
OF country. Magnificent steel
plants, comparing iavorably with any
thing we have in the United States,
arc now but a tangled, twisted mass
OF structural steel and broken stone.
"Thc coal veins OF northern France
are overlain By water-bearMg strata,
necessitating special methods OF
shaft sinking and support to keep the
mines dry. The steel lining OF the
shafts was dynami,ed. letting in the
quicksands and flooding the under
ground workings for miles around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
HAD THROAT and
STOMACH TROUBLE
FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
Mr.. Bates tells how he finally
got rid Of il. Says he's cured.

Il had throat and stomach trouble for
'15 years. A dozen doctors gave ma no
relief Finally they sent me to Colorado
| stayed there three months wl,bou,
Deheht and came home coughing worse
IMAM ever. Then heard Of Mllks Emul.
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had taken half a bottle. ] found II was
doing mo moro good than all the mAdi.
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ia use until II cured mo sound md well
have gained Is pounds. don't cough
any moro and can eat anything. Thank
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Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri-
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VI
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Chronic stomach trouble and constlpa
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This Ia the only solid emulsion mnde
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No matter how severe YOUR case. you
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
CLUB AMENDMENTS
BEING DISCUSSED

Eish, proposed amendments are be-
ing circulated among present mem.
bers Of the Business Women. club
for action at the May meeting
Among changes proposed are the
placing Of routine business affairs
and time and place OF meeting in the
hands OF the, executive committee
which shall be presided over by the
president Other changes include
separation OF membership into three
classeS-ac,ive. associate and honor.
ary Dues for active membership are
TO he S and associate members s.
under the proposed constitutional
changes.
Associate members shall consist Of
young business women who are un.
able to pay the dues required Of
active members. and shall have all
the privileges OF the club. bu, shall
have a vote only in the election OF
officers, according to III new pro
posed amendments now under eonsid.
Grafton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

nation of a contract with the fair
management.
Mr.. Sloan has Tor several years
past acted as director OF contests for
most Of the state fairs from Minnesota
to Louisiana, including Oklahoma, in
obtaining entries and managing the
automobile races held at these an
nual exhibitions. Rickenbacher has
been under his management, several
times as a race driver.
Mr. Woods il awaiting coniirma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after il with Sloan's
Liniment before It gets
dangerous.

Apply a little, don't rub, let it pene-
uate, and-good-by twinsel Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiff
ness OF joints or muscles, lameness,
bruises
Instant relief without mussiness or
soiled clothing Relable-the biggest
selling liniment year alter year. Eco
nomical by reason OF enormous sales.
Keep a bottle ready a, all times. Ask
your druggist for Sloans Liniment.
,Oc. 6Oc, 81 70.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

tion Of the completed negotiations be-
tween Sloan and Riekenbacher. He
has promoted aviation meets for such
pioneers of the flying game" as De
Lloyd Thompson, Ar, Smith. Ruth
Law and Katherine S,nson, as we'll as
host OF lesser celebrities.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22

O. L. KELLOGG. Assistant Cashier.
O. 3. WHlrzeNHoFeeR Asst Cash.
J. c. EhogN, Assistant Cashier.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-22
Help Bury Huns
Sunday Asks in
Omaha Loan Push

OMAHA, Neb., April Billy
Sunday, the evangelist, addressing
n crowd a, the opening of the Vic
tory loan drive here, thrilled his
hearers when he shouted.
Uncle Sam has Just cleaned up
4 bunch of scandalous rascals, and
he's burying them. and he wants
you to help pay the funeral ex.
penses |"
"Sure we'll bury en-" shouted
the crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03
DEMAND 66,OOO,OOO,OOO
(Conttuued from Page One.)

neutral zone 10 prevent best1htSs be
tween them.
Scrbia-Serbia's claim to take from
the Hapsbu-g u,onarcy the pr1rtoces
Of Bosnia and Hezgoyin arc opposed
by no one IN tho entente group. The
plans for the Incorporation into Jugo-
Slavla Of the Hapsburg province OF
Croatia, except as to the coastu region
Of Fit,rne. are also considered IS sub
tect to the internal decision OF the
southern SlavS
Jugo-Slav and italian aims are m
sharp conflict in the settlement Of the
Adriatic coast problem. Involving the
future Of Piune and the Croatian sea-
board. along with the islands OF DAB
malta and Albania. The union OF Mon
tcnesro and Serbia as part Of q greater
Jugo-Slav state has been voted BY tine
MontencGr;n parliament. but the faction
representing King Nicholas and his ad-
hcrnuts protests AGAINST nninn which
"hail 40. i,..... ., ,:Ja;cncsrO untEo 10
cal scIcsnvcrnmtzrt- There Is also a
conflict between the plans 0f Jugo-Slav
statesmen and those OF tho Czecho-Sio-
vakla. who desire Wild" corridor from
bohemia 20 thr Adriat1c. N Hungary
and Croatia 10 secure an outlet 20 the
sea.
Greece Greece wishes northern Foi-
MS and Thrace. with tho exception or
Coretrntinopln and The shores or tho
Rosohor1ls. and thr pardlncllcS which
Premier V"nzclos wished IL place I'M
der international control. 'ir"rc" ASKS
for tho vilay"t Of Smyrna, in Asia MI
nor. and ,hc former Turkish islands in
tho eastern Nrditrrrnnr<ln. including
those known ns tn" Dod"can"&uS. and
ciain"d by Italy.
Observation-Disclosures bulgaria cap!tu-
lat",; wi,hort conditions and her future
territories depend upon IN" c"nqu"7orS,
her government has no. abandoned hope
Of adding EXTENSIVE" tcrri' or'"S. and IL
cvrn homes - receive extensions Of tho
Bulgarian fr"n'icrs IN southern Mace
doufa. along The Aegean coast and IN
ThraCo-
C2scilu- S'nyall a--Thr n"w state ~
cl"chu- Sinrai,ia Is carving out IFS Tor
-1tori"S almost "r;!r"l? 1T the "NH"rS"
nr The old hrstria- Hungary. Tho. ~"
Kingdom 81 E"h"nia. M"raT!a and 'he
SI",a'c regions "f r'h'rn HTnEarr nj
ready hnr" born Incorporated into tn"
rrnnn...i .,:ai" Lut 'hrr" ar" certain
roni!i"t. with I'll" Pui"" !:uf ~ mans and
Germans. - VII Is VIII III" NuS'rin1S
ayd IA" MaE"urS. hc"aU%" N" CI""hS
claim thai part. %" German SaN""" md
German cilrsi" b"iuric r'hr"i:ra ph'cal'v
- H." new S'ai".
Ths. chr-Einraks ar" coming INT"
opnoailinn Ia polish claims IN G'fr%!a
and section uf Gaiira. VIII" I" the north
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

ard arc not willing to met tn" "h!lEa-
ton. and proposed extension "t IN" pre-
IN; limits tn ihnS" Of Greater Wheeling.
ar. urging that tn" communities ought
tc veto ON III" matter rs separate en-
Titles. II that w"r" trU". I"al h"rWoou.
with 70 votes. II votes Wrr" cast
against u" proposition. could defeat
rh. while project by th!S und"mocratlc
method. M Municipality over votes on
uubI!c matters by districts. hut IN"
whol" ely votes on public poIlcl"7
Wheeling should vot" as Il Whole On
this project. New Ior!; did not ASK
RrnnKl;n about coming into Greater
New York. Everything IN city progress.
in other communities. j. always leEiS-
lated into a ctty'& life. and ,heS" p""pf"
VI, iijnk that they can set an :1nagin-
ary hn:\ diary. Ia an establishment as
grrar rs our coming city. and keep X
thcr" ar" wholly mistaken. Everything
that is worth anything ir"m Il ch@ld up
develops. 50 should II community.
III Wheeling never had become
larger ;han old Fort Henry. when the
pioneer. I;h"n"z"r Zanh, first settled
here. what would she he to-day? If
Wheeling n"v"r becomes anything
larger than she is today what will she
be Tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-03

there was no provision IN tn" present
charter fer the bond lssuc for tho p'Ir-
pose. W" HAY" had In e" /" Charleston
to have this corrected. Then tn" bond
issue will h.. submitted for " three
tifths vote q! tn" citizens. W" cannot
get 4 filtration plan; for nothing. what
will b.. voters uI Wheeling d" about II.
Will th"y il" willing 10 20 down Il lit
deeper in their Drrl;ctS for tn" necessary
whrrewIth 10 uO away with his lbuno,-
GOO gallons annually 0f filth for an acc
Qunte. pure water supply that almost
every other c!ty has provided for its'sf
long ago" II Wheeling will sink pr"lu-
dic, and vote for street and water anc
systems OF parks md playground Inn
pruvcmrntS W" ran have Il modern city
here in which We. can TAX" prd" as
others do in thrr localities.
IF systems "f parks and adequate
Fairgrounds com" ~ Wheeling certain
city blocks will hav" 10 h" forthwith
condemned. trcrs planted and hrnch""
put thereon and The city given chance
to live n normal civic lif". This can
only I've done. however. by creating
public sediment about Wheeling. ana
n gcnuin" civic pride. So far. We jus,
exist in Wheeling; L., US begin to live
In WhrnlinC.
81 want 10 say a word about Greater
Wheeling. Every Other city of rrua;
size in tho United States. AS far rs
know has extended it's limits. wheel
irC. however. has precisely. tho Same
limits rs city that ii has had for III"
last - years. II is n tho logical as
plratinn "i anT rr0grrSSiv" city 10 srOw
and II docs th's by constantly extend
!re is limits. particularly in It's immc-
date environment We have not done
SO here. our rnvironlrE districts f"rti
off Wheeling and say. some Of them.
that Wheeling Isl never 20 so beyond
its, present limits. ! wonder If th"S"
localities appreciate tn" fact that there
:y,v"r would hav" been any suburbs j!
il hadn't boon for Wheeling. There
would have boon Wheeling If thor"
had not been q singh suburb! Som" uf
th"s" communities, thu; have .hHcn para
sitting or uf tha community. using its
facilities. enjoying ali II has 10 offer.