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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
A GRANDMOTHER Tea.

A hostess who is thinking Of how to give
assure issued invitations to eight guests who
all the proud grandmothers Of chill
IN. Each person has been requested to come pre-
red to relate stories Of the wonderful doings and
7ings of these children, and the hostess says she
poets to collect enough anecdotes and clever hap
nings to keep her in stock for the rest Of the
|. The table Is to be set with an oldfashioned
tor in the center, with nosegays Of geraniums and
t of pressed chicken, garnshed with hard-boiled
gs potato croquettes, small sweet pickles. jelly hot
king powder biscuits, with cup custard and sPonge
,ze for dessert. Tea is to be the beverage Gold
nd china will be used and bouquet Of pansies
d a rose geranium leaf will be at each place.
A Pre-Nuptia1 Luncheon.
This charming affair was given recently for a
tde-elect. The table was a dream. In the center,
simulate lake, oblong mirror surrounded
smilax and trailing vines On this lake white
ans foated, holding in their beaks green
bon which radiated to the place of each guest,
: ere fastened to the place card These
IDS had box under the wings, large enough to
ltain the sailed almonds. Pale green candles were
at each plate in glass holders. In the beak Of
h the smallest of envelopes, sealed with
gilt heart. The card inclosed bore the names Of
inkled over the top served first, then creamed
oetbreads in heart-shaped pastry shells, Saratoga
- atoes hot rolls, white grape and nut salad, pis-
hio ice cream in form of hearts, with an arrow of
ite individual heart cakes completed green
| white luncheon. Creme dc menthe was passed
the drawing room afterward and all gave toasts to
honored guests.
The hostess wore white with green trimmings A
jtty feature was browning the bride with wreath
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
A Cake Party.

''Win you to my party Thursday night, in
a costume representing cake, cookie a dough
nuts'' the invitations that received by
the girls Those addressed to the the same,
excepting that they asked to come attired as
bakers On the night designated most motley
throng assembled and peas Of laughter greeted each
cake she arrived, accompanied by her baker. Some
Of the costumes were exceedingly clever. One girl in
a pale corn-colored gown, trimmed with fringe Of
at once as "sponge cake" Chocolate cake wore a
gown Of alternate rutes Of brown and white, with
necklace of small chocolate squares.
girl in pure white adorned with little red
DEVILS and she dabolical little imp in her hair;
of course she was "devil's food" Brides cake was
represented by girl in white, with veil and orange
blossoms Marble cake was gown made Of patches
Of white, pink and brown And the list went on
until it seemed If every recipe in the cook book
present.
After all had sr41vsd the cakes lined up, with
the bakers in line facing them. The hostess spoke
to the first "baker,'' and asked how he would make
say, "sponge cake.'' After giving some sort Of
formula he permitted to take that cake out Of the
line and talk with her for ten minutes In this
all provided with partners. Dancing
enjoyed for an hour then refreshments took up the
balance Of the evening" as chatting dishes used,
the 'tbakers' assisting. Ice served in ho
lowedout sponge cakes and was delicious.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
NOVEL ENTERTAINMENTS --By Mlle Merri

chatting dish, coffee, and If there are objections,
beer. OF course there will be sweets radishes Olives
celery and pickles. Tiny stems, German days and
pipes are to be the favors.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
USES FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS

Save at least few old newspapers for various
out the house and how well they come in
For polishing windows and mirrors there is nothing
at does the work quite well newspaper, owing,
is said, to quality Of the printers ink.
- To make thin light crust bread put piece of
own paper the top and cover 1t with sheet Of
wspaper when baking
When cleaning silver spread a newspaper the
bic that the dry powder may fall 1t and be
silly taken up
The illustrated pages will furnish unlimited amuse-
ent for children for where is there child that does
t delight in cutting and pastng9 IF papers
read the floor to catch the scraps it need not be
pastime that requires lot Of cleaning up afterward.
limo and labor viii be saved If newspapers
aced on the kitchen table when vegetables being
t up and cleaned.
Gut newspaper sheets into four pieces Put string
corner and hang the sink. If sheet Of
per is placed under any cooking utens that Is set
the sink after being taken off the stove much scrub
ng and cleaning will be saved.
Newspapers placed under carpets and rugs most
tisfactory, and by using long stitch they may be
wn together the machine, making squares large
may be required.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

of myrtle for good luck, and she gave each maid
pink garter to wear for year to bring success in
all affairs Of the heart.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
A Farewell Party.

This novel party is to be given by young woman
who going to Europe shortly and she has devised
this clever scheme to bid her friends good-by.
The invitations have sketch of liner and
Over the boat is written, ''sails such date.''
When the guests arrive they will find guide books, all
sorts of tourist literature sailing lists and pencils
is requested to make out an itinerary and drop it into
basket, from which the hostess will read the trips
planned The two journeys receiving the most votes
will be awarded prizes trunk, the other suit
case both of which are candy boxes
The table centerpiece is to be miniature steamer
found in the toy department and flying the German
flag, the girl is to sail North German Lloyd
liner. A typical German lunch is to be served Of
Frankfurt sausage, dropped into boiling water in the
chatting dish and allowed to remain just five minutes;
potato salad mustard DRESSING cold asparagus salad
white and bread cheese sandwiches also made on
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

Time and labor VIII be saved IL newspapers are
aced the kitchen table when vegetables are being
up and cleaned.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

When cleaning silver spread newspaper on tn
bic so that the dry powder may fall on it and b.
silly taken up.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Ordinance No. v.

An ordin ance providing for the giving of Of
fetal bon DIS by certain officers in the town. of
Kennewick
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF KENNEWICK
Section l. That every officer of the town of
Kennewick named in this section shall before
entering upon the duties of his Office give a
good and sufficient bond in the sum herein
after designated and conditioned for the faith
full performan of his duties. and that he
shall pay over all moneys belonging to the
town of Kennewick that may come into his
hands as provided by law; all respective bonds
given by each officer shall be in the sum fol-
lowing, towit:
The treasurer. er.................s 100000.
T Inc CLERK. ........................$5 .$5O0O0
The Marshal. l.......................$50 $4,000
The Police Judge e.........,.......$5O $4,000
Section 2. That the bond provided for in
Section shall be furnished by guarantee
and surety company, authorized to do bust
ness under the laws of the State of Washing
ton.
Section g. If any persons elected or appoint
ed to any Office shall neglect, fail or refuse to
give bond herein required within ten days
after his selection or appointment to such Of
flee, his Office shall be deemed vacant.
Sections The bonds herein provided for
shall be approved by the council and filed
with the clerk, except the bond of the clerk
which shall be approved by the council and
filed with the mayor.
Section 5. This ordinance shall be in full
force aud effect from and after its passage, ap
proyal and publication.
Passed the council the S.h day of May, 1906
Approved by the council the Sth day of
May, 1906. EDw. SHEPARD,
Attest: o. l.. HANSON, Mayor.
lsEAI] Clerk pro TEN.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Dentist

DR.. w. F. Lamsoa announces that he
has permanently located ct Kennewick,
in the Pallister Guiding and has opened
a complete ana medefn Dental Office,
where he is prepared to do Crown and
Bridge work and arst-class Dental work
Of all kinds at city prices with all work
guaranteed.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM.
No charge for examination and con.
snltation
w. F. Lamson, DDS
Pallister Building Kenmewlcs
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Nav Survey State.

In a communication to Govern ol
Mead Congressman Jones outlines 8
plan for making typographical and
geological survey of the state OF Wash
ing,on. Mr.. Jones' plan assures com
plete survey ut considerably less ex
pense and better If done by the fedora
government than by the state. 1t il
proposed that the geological depart
ment will put in dollar for dollar with
the state in making the survey.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Surveyors Here This Week.

A letter has been received from chief
engineer Pitman of the North Coast
Ry. saying that the surveyors would
be here this week to make the more
definite survey of line asked for by the
committee of the Commercial Club.
Mr.. Pitman will also be on the ground
and writes that. he will dc all In his
pswer to assist the committee In bring
ing the matter to successful conclu-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
.'o,r RUSHED on NORTH BANK
ROAD.

PRESIDENT Elliott of the Northern
=. NOW in the west on one OF
= ..,ul.r trips Of inspection gave
!. ,se following interesting re-
"a il resent interview;
rc;.1e re left St. Paul we have
.,,d most Of our lines in the
.h,e,t, going direct to the
s.s,d 6rst, then up to Bellingham
I'd Everett, back through roughly Yak. 4z-
70 spokaue, then through the
D.,on,e country over the Washing
IN & colsmbia River road and
.s..ce to Portland. We travelled
1-r the Snake river in a steamer,
.,,ebipg the progress OH the Lewis
p;oaria extension, which seems
tv\h going on fairly we'll.
INe came over the O. R. & N.
,nn Wallula by daylight to See
i. york along tie north bank of
4 Columbia. The work is pro-
c.,,iug we'll with over 5000 men
:, vork. The road is being built
nth minimum amount of curva-
,ur., in no place exceeding 3 per
e,pt and With very few curves as
,bup as that The maximum
r,de, eas,touun is II feet to a
mile The road will be nearly a
,cnie.an-heur track.
ave have purchased new equip
neut that will be needed to handle
lie business in this territory. We
have orders in for this years de-
livery for 1872 locomo ives, over 100
d which will be delivered by July
ls. This will add to our present
motive ? wer aud will help mater
lilly 10 moving the growing busi-
ku Of this section.
I'VE have ordered $50 frsight
cars also for this years delivery
nd We hope to have them in ser
lby October rst. These addi-
laas 70 our equipment are made
bS1nse the whole western country
isgrpsing so fast and we are trying
ioteep pace with it.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
EsDEayORERs TO MEET.

June aSth TO July Ist promise to
kred letter days in Lewiston, ID,
4 which time the city will throw
open It's doors to the Washington
State Ui ion Of Christian Endeaver,
Shsn they assemble to hold their
18th annual convention. This
na'oa embraces the states of Wash
nstoa and north Idaho and is cem-
po'sd Of about $50 c. E. societies.
Al TIE last convention held in Spo-
zane u 1904, Lewiston was chosen
with great enthusiasm as the scene
q 1.-THE 18th convention.
homlnent speakers will be on
& program and large chorus
Ml assist in making the musical
s1 Of the convention enjoyable.
a lree excursion to the NezPerce
.'p'au fetervation will be rendered
VIC delegates aud there will be
44ay other attractive features.
arrangements have been made
s''n the railroads for G reduced rate
:. lewiston to attend the conven-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Notice to PAY LIN.

2u''e number of our subscribers
"'ne weekly Courier in the valley
". ~" In arrears ON subscription.
~ ~nlle strawberry money is
N IN we hope tn. y will find it
III sea'ent to cash in. We need
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Steamer Rehnilf.

n. q eamooat W. II Todd, formerly
,,,,,., 0ne 10 now lying at Ainsworth
,.s 'eou'lt, with new hull and
h., :. 'cn'hery. The boilers have
h,...' .'ned up aud the boat will be
ba.s s'sa this week and a new license
,h.. Inc boat will then be ready
'ae' regular schedule.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
Qnion Memorial Services.

Su'on Memorial Services.
In M o,'ai " day exercises were held at
n. u ..a. =. church on Sunday morning.
Win 0n was autifuIly decorated
s,nn.aa aass. flowers, bunting and
.ba .. hev. snape preached an
s's good. " the c"olr was espsc-
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01

An s." . Will play b,ll with our bows
AMuasy. The! will come up on
kh., " Hover II, noon and return
''' After the game, ' '''
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-06-01
BUSINESS MEN PUT UP FOR THE
NORTH COAST.

The Railroad Committee of the
Commercial Club have been at
work and in touch with the officials
of the North Coast road at fire.
quent intervals, and they have FIN
ally at the urgent request of the
committee, promised to put their
surveyors in this valley this week
to indicate the line more definitely
below town and to assist the com
mit,ee on other difficult phases of
the right-of- way question. In or
der to get them to come to Kenne-
wick with their line the committee
practically promised that it would
secure the right-of-way for the new
line. The subscription list of
$1,000 shows the measure of help
and cooperation the business men
have accorded the committee. That
they have exceedingly liberal goes
without saying. Only a partial
canvass has been rn~de, and other
men are yet to be seen and other
interests enlisted. But everyone
who can help the committee should
do SO and there should be no dis
position to charge an exorbitant
price on the part Of land owners
since the money to purchase the
right of way must come. from
neighbors and residents of the val.
ley.
Being desirous of securing for
Kennewick the North Coast Rail
road and believing that the right
of-way for said road will be great
indueement and may be the means
of determining that company TO To-
cate itS line through Keunewick.
also being desirous that tho per
sons wh,se lands are needed for
right of-way fer railroad shall have
a reasonable compensation there
fore, I therefore hereby agree to
pay the amount by me hereunto
subscribed to constitute fund to
be used in the purchase of right
of-way for the North Coast Rail
road Co. said sum of money to be
paid on or before one year from
date to the Treasurer of the Ken
newick Commercial Club, for the
purposes set forth; only to he paid
in case such company shall locate
its line, construct and operate its
oad through Kennewick.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
EsTRENO AFORTuNADO

FL domingo per t'I'mo 90 saGrsn6
On sl tsAtro municipal La CANTAesA,
dc nusIIro amigo y c5mpa nsro PGrss
LosSda, con Exlto brillAnIs. Anoshs
rspitioss 10 obrA entra muy justos
aplAuaos. 81 p6bliso 90 di6 cusntA do
las sitGAsionsH intsrssanieI quo Abun
dan en- ID ohra } sohrs sodo, del suA
dro anal, que estA hsaho con husn ~.
TO y pc, fOilo sonosimisnto de los re-
sortss sss6nieos,
ii iovsn ssoritor enaontrAfA sip
duda nm estfmulO para 80 talento sp
los para bIensG rselbIdoB, 4 los cualsu
La DRMocRAcIA uns el suy0 con YER
dAdera IAIisfassi6n. Raros son aSu'
los sstrenos y eonvsndrfA que nusa
tros eolsgas del psrlodismo J Ia lite
rAtura sullivAran los diItintos R6nsror
teAtrAlsF, 70 que 10 prespsridad de
pAfs vA aRAysndo eompanfau sapA
sss de iuIsrprstarlsI seu inIsli Esncls
Por Is solidaridAd que sismpr,
be de existlr entire periodiItaS. J POI
confederation persona 81 al Autor dc Ia
ICANTAoRA, nos eomplseen los slo,
gios que dsSp!srtA y que hsmos oidC
con el mayor guaio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
El general Bruyere,
Una vuelta al nundo

Paris, Dieiembre 8 -Est& pr6xlmo { sAlir dc O tA
siudAd para dar una vusltA A redsdor del muado sl
ganersl Bruyers que fue hasta hAes POGO. isfs del
sSrcto tfans6s I&. prlmr 10. mlno, los Estsdos
U0idos, donds SO sdusA hio suyo en- las sssuslas
miltares amsrluAnAs serk On Washington huespsd
del presidents Roosevelt Pssarl lusgo 81 Hawaii dc
ALI al Jap6n las iSAs FIlipinas para intsrnsrse
dsspu6s en- 10 India iugesa. viasalA tambSn 10 Chi
aa sl EgiIt, 10 Persia otroa paissS orientAles dets
piendose algdn tempo en- sl TonQuin en- Madagascar
" On otrAs poMslones do FtAusS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
POr Gable
Exclusive para ia DenocracIa D
Islas filipinas
Un gran crimen

Washtnton, Deismbrs 8 Ell gobernador dc FIlipi'
mas informa a dspastAmsnts dc 10 guerra que. para
FsaixAr sxpsrmsntos sohrs la vAcuna apl.sol6ries,
% nceul6 dies prisioreros 81 virus Ls snfsrms
dad 90 dessrrolc violanta on todos eos dsiando dc
sxlar sess Be sr6s que 10 auturA de los sAdos tue
NAL hsch, por insapscdad do los mddisos La prsnss
nasiva ~ sndo sl hondo disgusto de 10 pobason In
sulsr, protssts con snsgs las autoridadss dc
sandsd dies que 90 ha somstIdo un er,msn horroroso
pids sl essgo dc los eupsbes despues que 90 pras
dqss uas Investigation minrslosa. III dsscontsnto ~
Manila % protando. ri gohsrno oma sebrs 81 e sui
dado dc sostsner las tamas do los muertos proeu
ra caImar 10 'xae6u de los kninos, prom't'endo que
sl ESQ 90 resover& con iustisa que, M hoy dslito,
este que lara impuns. FL Brssdsns por cable, Or
denA que 90 obre con prontitud rset'tud.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03

Sc Alhsrga el 0orax6n dc nm pAlGdin
que soneil!a las IradicioneS de 10 an
dante eabAllerla con las prAcIicAs COS
tumbres de sstos tismpos. A veses 90
me ceurFs que dirige los AsunIos de
EstAdo do 10 maj era nobis y gallArds
con que Baysrdo maneiabA 81 Duran
dAl tamoIs sesro hirisnIs para lol
enemigca dc Au pAlriA; sEeudo pro-
leetor para detsnsa de los pobres ,
los d6bilea.
On htmbrs Alf tisns que ser ss'
elavo do Hu palabra, y 10 que Aeaba
dc promoter & nussIro pueblo asrA
cumplido.
Puerto Rico tIsns hoy On Estados
Unidos ~ primer sAbAllsro nacioual,
y 10 es sl Presidents Roossvs {. No
sxIHts otro sn la gran rel ihlisa Dc
mas Autoridad para este pAfs, de
mayo. vAlfa.
La viiita del presidents Roouave.G,
81, IcAso, lA primsrA notA mundiaI
cue 30 ha dado en- nusstra tisrra dss
lde que les nAvss de Colon Hrribaran
nueltrss sostAG, musho ha llovidC
dsads entoncss. No iuxgaIGn txags
rAdo este AssrIo los que 80 den ausnsu
exaela de 10 pobre qus % nusltra vid,
Lds rslaeion, tasrA de los OsIrtehoa II
mites inaulares NunsA lltg6 & est,
ialA an isfs de nasion. Solo nos ha
tiAn visiIAdo msdiAnial, pcrQus loI
hombres que gozAn dc fAma universa
nuncA viensn con dslibsrado prop6ai
to { las islaS psqutHas, & los paiss
aislAdoS Dor oil mar, que como Q
nuSslro han vivido siempre entire 10
J indeelsaI slarida dsS de un orsE dtsulo
81 AIguuo lego aqui ssriA por aeei
dente, , pAlo eomplstAmsnts 10 advsr
lido, 8 =! msnos nueslras Cr6risas n
10 rsOusrdEn
Cor grstflsmofnos de sta vista
GO a0lo porQus 50 Enunsio de tia
meiorea para Gaia isle, Sino porqus
grAcias { ella, hsmoI ssnIido 90 nuel
tro rsduSido ambisnts llEunAs VI
} bransss palpitssionss Dc la vida an
) vSriAl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Espaha y el Papa.
No habra ruptura,

Roma. Dsiembre "A los rumorss elrculsntss so
brs ana ruptura possible contra EspaHs sl vatsAno,
con motive do les dssarseionsH del nusvo gabinete
vresidido por don gsgismundo Morst las autoridad
pontiaelas oponeu msntis formal, "sslaYaae7 gu.
as negoelasionss 90 llsvan Adsante ain asriud Que
exats a oonhapxA do que todos los hombres del gobsr
no espsHo son eas6lieos do AboleHgo III Para sortfa
On 10 opinion vdbeA sssnols en- 10 Esdiei6n inva-
Aahs do an pueblo que tuvo, durause largos siglos
PARA 10 1glesa romano. una HdcidAd { toda p usha.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
(POR EUGENIO ASTOL)

muehO Iismyo on las honduras de 50
ssrsbro porquS una ley pAiQu.cA In
eoniraHtahls lAs mAnda eororetArss en-
sstos p0sitlvos. Otiundo do HolAnda
-su apsllido 10 dice -por,la conIexIu'
rA moral y sCAso tamhi6n por los ras'
goa txIeriores, atfiAla lA hliaei6n do
grAndeS tipos hisI6rieoA tales somo
Gsillsrmo dc Orange, BArnevsidt y
Kruger, vsrdAdsroEmodslos de la Ella
sisa snargia trisonS; eIASicA por Su
eonSianeiA y porQue sismprs hlbo dc
manifNtarss en- favor do los oprimi
dos:
Fl aspeato , 10 museulaturA ds
Roossv0ll aon los de IN hombrs fuer
10. aPto para todAs las luehas mate
rialss con 10 naturalt1A y con 10 vi
do. Su rcsIro, sin ser dc sorrGcIas II
nsas, % simpAtieo y dc franea txpre.
si6n. su VoE % mstkicA y aonorH
condision que imprims noiorio rsAlaS
4 un gran pastor de pusblos. FL ads
man % amplio y de sxprsaivA alo
susneia; en- ooasioneI pArsce que su
tampa IN sello 8 traxA una I1brlcs,
ecmo Hi quiIisse imprimir mayor au
toridAd & euAuto dice, El rGaultsdc
90 tneIxR y aiempRe tueYxA,
Es IN hOmbFs genial, en- 10 ma
alta y hsrmoSa Aeepci6n de eets vocA
bio. Vale ssIo muoho cuando as el
aai con tAIOnto J con sArAslsr. GFaI
CoSR % ser genial de sIe modo en- Il
presents 6posA, que te diAtlngue nM
que NADIA por 80 prosaiea vulearidSG
J euando vemoH { cadA insIante quD
le tisnds { tundir iDleligsneiAu , Iem
psramsnios On IN tipo com6n, com
al fusssn hsahou { mGquin su cam
PafA contra los hust., aus Irabsio
por . pss univsrsal, su ssniir geus
roso tocapte 81 MACAO problsma d
lss rsaas, las idsSs tK gresadAs an M
libEos nos 10 prsssntAn scmo un psr
lador indspsndie Ne, con punGos q
vista propioI qua no 90 Parscs s nadi
Iino 81 mllmo,
En sl rcbuHto J plsl6riso pssh
del aniigoo eo~oRel dc Rough ride
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-03
Colonia del Cabo,
la paz es un hecho,

Capst>w', Diciembre 3-El gobrnador hA cable
grahsdo Londres adsmsndo que s eonato do ravolu-
ci6n dc los bos no tuvo nunea importansA que pne
do darss como sofocado por complete. No hy pArli.
das an los cAmpos. La eol0nia sgus trAnQuilA los
nsgoaios no int0rrumpsron nj inatants. EIogiA
10 ssusAtz do los beers IN general que sspsran de a
mstE6poli una sous6n Autoncm m!sA que solo deaeAn
que 60 garAntcs 81 preponderaneiA administrative y
90 lber!ad on 10 sgrisullurA sl somereio sin rabas
dssAleS y Q n gran pssadumbse en- los tributos