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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-12-31
INSURANCE RATES.

I'LL. otI DiOOu Iths tOD'S
tary of the Louisiana Fire Pre-.
walton Bureau, came up from
Now Orleans on the 5 p. m. train.
Friday evening to look into the
matter of high insurance rates
complained of by The Advertiser
A meeting with Mayor MoutOn
ana a number of business men
was arranged for Saturday
morning when the rates here
were discussed. Mr.. Blood
worth stated after the mat
ter had been talked over that be
would if it was the wish of the
citizens here, have the town re-
rated and if there were any mis-
takes made they would be recti'
fed. He also proposed to place
the town on a second class rating
provided the following improve
msnts were made:
MUNICIPALITY Adopt building
ordinance. ~ Adopt ordinance reg
ulating handling and storage of gaso-
Vine, benzine, naptha and all other
oils, ganpowder, dynamite and 81
other explosives, hay and lime, inside
the fire limits and outside the fire
limits but inside the corporate limits.
~ Adopt standard lue ordinance
and have same strictly enforced.
WATER WORKS-(D Cut on
pumping machinery and boilers from
electric machinery by standard fire
vail, g~arapetted above roof. (2) Ar
range steam supply to engine and
dynamo room to enter through a
single pipe, placing valve to control
same on boiler side of suggested wall.
(3) Make fuel oils system standard.
az Provide check or automatic clos
ing valve in connection from stand
pipe to steet main system. ~ Place
gaze valve in discharge connection to
pump outside of check valve.
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL Pro-
vide special horse, paid driver and
quick hitch harness for hose reel on
Congress street. ~ Electric fire
alarm system.
A second class rating would
reduce the rate from 20 to &C
per cent, and in some cases
would even reduce one half. For
instance the rate on stock in the
Kahn store is 3.45; by putting
iron shutters on one side, under
q second class rating his rate
will be 1.75. The immense say
ing more than iustifes the town
in making an effort to comply
with the requirements of the
Bureau so as to get the second
class rating. The only expen'
sive part of the affair is the cleo
trio alarm system. but this is
something we badly need as it is
60 difficult to tell where a fire is,
and the lack of it. one these days
il going to cost several times
what putting one in would cost.
Mr.. Bloodworth offers to rerate
the town and this will no doub,
Rive some relief. but it is nothing
30 compare with the benefit tina,
will come from q second class
rating. The business men Of
the town should act at once il
the matter. Quite q number Of
policies viii expire and have t.
be renewed the first part of the
year and the sooner something
can be accomplished towards
lettering insurance rates here
ohe better.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-12-31
Notice

All parties indebted to me are here
by notified to settle with Levy Bros.
by Dec. Is, otherwise the accounts
will be placed in the hands of q law
yer for collection.
l.. LEVY.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

The newest ambassador 10 this coun-
try. the Rt Hon. James Bryce, who VIII
represent Great Britain in Washington,
and Mrs. Bryce are now on their way
to their new post. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce
had a royal send-on from their home.
attesting their popularity in their own
country. In London a large reception
was given in their honor and n distin-
guished party OF noblemen and govern
ment officials accompanied them in a
special car to Liverpool, where they
boarded the Oceanic, upon which they
sailed on Wednesday. thus defying su-
perstition by starting for their new
home on the 18th OF the month
The party which babe them farewell
in England included John Ridgeley Car
ter. first secretary of the American en-
bassy in London; the Earl Of Crewe.
president of the London county council;
Herbert Gladstone, secretary of state
for home affairs, son Of the late dis
tinguishcd premier; Lord FitZ Maurice,
under secretary for foreign sfairs;
Lewis HarcoErt, first commissioner Of
public works, and Mrs. Harcourt: Lord
Strathcona, high commissioner Of Can
ada, and Arthur Ponsonby, representing
the prime minister.
Mrs. Han court presented Mrs. Bryce
with a tremendous bouquet of rare viO-
lets. which were q constant reminder TO
Mrs. Bryce of the many warm friends
she was leaving behind. When the YES
sci reached Queenstown another large
party of old friends were In waiting and
gave the ambassador and his wife many
hearty cheers as the vessel departed.
Mrs. Bryce was formerly Miss Eliza
beth Marion Ashton. a daughter OF
Thomas Ashton, of FOTdbank. Manches-
ter-a woman Of great cultivation and
was married 70 Mr.. Bryce in 1889. The
embassy under their regime is sure 10
return to its former prestige as a So
cial center
The members of the embassy STAFF
will go to New York next Wednesday 10
greet the ambassador on the arrival Of
the steamer on Thursday, and escort
him to Washington. If the plans are
carried out nc will arrive here on Wash
ingtOn's Birthday.
An indication that the Bryces intend
10 do some important entertaining this
spring is the TedeCOratinE of the large
ballroom on the first floor. The walls
have been retinted in a pale neutral
color. which is extremely pretty, with
the hangingS of green and the bright
colored rugs \ recent addition 10 the
walls OF this room is the lfe-SiZed pOT-
trait of King Edward VII. I'm his cor
Onation robes, a copy OF the famous
portrait Of Luke Fieldes, a companion
picture of Queen Alexandra will be add
ed 70 the ballroom within a short time.
The dining room viii have a new cell
Ing, which will brighten and refresh the
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
.FORTNIGHT'S LARK
FOR BLUEJACKETS

Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans has
given his men a two weeks vacation
from duties, in the midst of the annual
winter maneuvers. Nearly six weeks
ago the Atlantic fleet went To Guam
tanamo for the maneuvers. which Will
last TIL early IN March, when they will
be followed by target practice in Gulf
waters.
The work being hard, Admiral Evans
has scattered the vessels Of his fleet.
with permission TO visit foreign shores
and let the bluejackets have a little
lark. Most Of the battleshlps already
are in other ports, the Eearsargc having
arrived at MayagUez, the Maine and
Kentucky at Ponce, and the Missouri
and Connecticut at st. Thomas.
The vessels all are under orders TO
be back at their regular station for
maneuvers by February a.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

room considerably. The other apart
meEtS in the house are practically I'M
changed and are awaiting the personal
tastes of the new master and mistress
of the mansion.
King Edward held his first Ievee Of
this season in St James Palace yester-
day. A large number of Americans and
many familiar faces in Washington So
Ciety were seen. Among them were
Capt. Sydney A Cloman. military at
tache OF the American embassy in Lon
don. and his bride. who was formerly
Miss Clement of this city, the Ameri-
can Consul General to London and Mrs
Robert j. Wynne, and several American
musicians. including Suzanne Adams,
Edith Miller, and the American viOlinist.
Albert Spalding.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Wythe DENLY for the marriage Cf her
daughter, Miss Laura Forbes DENLY.
and DR.. William Nack1l Wheeler, l.
$ N. on February p, IN St Mark
Episcopal Church, at o'clock. The
ceremony will be followed by a small
reception for the relatives, bridal party,
and most intimate friends. The bride $
only attendant will be Miss Elizabeth
Polling. OF Annapolis, and the best man
VIII be Pay Inspector Samuel McGoWan,
L. s. y. DIR. Wheeler is now attached
to the cruiser Cleveland The bride-elect
Is a niece Of the late minister 10 China,
Charles DENLY.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Levy. Of Lamont
street northwest. nave returned after
q ten days trip 10 New York. While in
Now York they were the guests OF Mrs.
Wlel
The board Of lady managers Of Gar
field Hospital will give a benefit per
formance at the National Theater Mon
day. February %. when Miss Maxine
fair promises to be- a financial success
as all Of the boxes and many of the
seats have been sold Mrs LOWden.
Mrs John r Stevens. Miss kibby, Mrs
Murray. and Mrs. Parrish viii be among
the boxhoiders.
Mrs. Depew. wife Of Senator Depew.
was at home Yesterday afternoon Tor
the last time this season The parlOrs
were prettily decorated with spring flow
ers. and the table was aglow with
yellow jonquils Mrs. Depew received
her guests wearing a handsome gown Of
Mrs Frederick Benedict and Miss Helen
Squire. who presided in the dining room.
Senator and Mrs. Dcpev viii entertain
a dinner Monday evening
+. Mrs. Joel Hillman. of 1905 Fairmoat
street, has her guest Mis- Clarice Tuck,
Of New York. and they viii be pleased
10 receive their friends Sunday after
noon.
Nine. CrecI wife OF the new amhassa-
dor from Mexico. will be at home Thurs
days. February p and March Z.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
PICTURES
SHOWN At LIBRARY

The District Public Library has on eN-
hibItion on the second floor comprehen-
slve display of pictures, illustrating early
Virginian history and the buildings of
the jamestown Exposition.
Among the 1G4 noteworthy features
pictured is the first theater ever built I'm
the United States, the first Masonic tenn
pie erected on this side of the water:
first custom house in the United States /.
ST. Johns Church, where Patrick Henry
gave utterance 70 his historic Give Me
Liberty, or Give Me Death" and pOr-
traits Of those famous in American his
tory as well as views Of all the James,
town Exposition buildings. The ex-
hibit IS of interest from the historic
standpoint.
The exhibition is open every day from
10 a m. 10 D. IN.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
TRIBESNEN SLAY
RAISULPS ALLY

TANGIER, Feb. 15.-Ben Mansour, a
former ally Of the bandit Raisuli, was
shot and instantly killed by three Of his
former tribesmen. who. TO make sure
that their chief was dead. fell on the
body. hacking it with their knives.
The assassins are in CUSTODY.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Root
We're the guests Of honor of Representa-
tive and Mrs Dalzell last night at din
ner. Invited to meet them were the
German Ambassador and Baroness Won
Stcrnburg. the Secretary OF the Navy,
Senator kean and Miss kean. Senator
and Mrs Dr. den, Senator and Mrs
Burrows. Senator and Mrs. Foraker.
Senator and Mrs. Scott. Senator Brande-
gee. Mrs. Netmore. Mrs. Stanley Math-
ews and Mrs LanieT Dunn. Of New
York. who is the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Dunn.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Mr. and Mrs Lanier Dunn. Of New
York. are spending a few days in
Washington with Mrs. Dunn. Of Con-
necticut avenue on their way back to
New York from Richmond. where they
went TO attend the christening OF their
little gTandchild
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
PdTtU
For Chi Psi
Sorority
Mary Lees Valen-
tine Entertainment,With
Cupid Souvenirs.

Miss Mary Lee entertained the mem
bers Of the Chi Psi Sorority last evening
at a ''heart party" in her home. 1919
Euclid street. The parlOrs were PRETTY
decorated with hearts, Cupids, and ether
valentine fancies, and the prizes were
Cupid souvenirs.
buffet supper was served later IN
the evening, the minor appointments Of
the table carrying out the valentine
idea. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Smith, Miss Carrie Hastings. Miss Lou
Use Bride. Miss Jones, Miss Agnes Kear-
reg, Miss Elsie Hickman, Miss Edna
Shinn, Miss Clara Combs. DR.. Nielsen
helder. Mr.. Blakeley. Harry Harper, DIT.
Chum. DIT. Hart, MT. Shinn, John Slye,
and Elliott Brewer.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
Excursions.

GREAT FALLS OF THE POTOMAC.
DO Not FAN 20 Visit
Equal IN beauty to Niagara Magnificent
scenery Huge cliffs Great gorges and rapids
Secure your excursion dates for next season
Is cents round trip. Take @. +. & o. D. r. r.
cars =. 18th and II Sta. de2l-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Miss Grace DeshieH Witter and oscar
Raymond Evans were married yesterday
in the home OF Luther Fuller. 1915 Flor
ida avenue. Only a small party attended
the ceremony, and both bride and bride
groom were unattended. Immediately
after the ceremony Mr.. ard Mrs. Evans
left for the nome Of the groom's parents,
in Maryland, where they viii be ten
deTed a reception. and later they Will so
TO Florida or their wedding trip. Mrs.
Evans wore a modish travelling suit Of
blue panama. with blue hat and carried
a shower OF lilies Of the valley After
March Z Mr.. and Mrs. Evans VIII make
their home at the northampton.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Miss Ada Y Graham. Of Virginia, and
John T. W. Peabody. OF Washington. D.
{. were quietly married in Baltimore,
Nd. by the Rev. DR.. John W. r. Sum
walt, pastor of the Fayette Street NJ.
E Church. last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peabody viii receive their friends at 1913
T. street southeast.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Mrs. Siegfried Fantt and daughter.
wEo have spent part OF the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen,
OF Bilmore street. returned 10 their
home Tuesday in Savannah. Ga.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Dr Abram Simon left for Harrison
burg. va yesterday 10 Oficiate At the
wedding OF Miss Fannie LOwner and
Edward May.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

General and Mrs. Ernst entertained a
small company informally at dinner last
night in their home on Connecticut ave
nue.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Harold Levi has fully recovered from
typhoid and will leave tomorrow for
Atlantic City, where he Will stop at the
PieTDOnL
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

eral weeks in the city. Is visiting in New
York before returning to her home in
R0SfC--
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

At The February meeting OF Dolly
Madison Chapter. D. a. r. held Tues
DAY evening at the home OF Mrs. Job
Barnard, 800 Rhode Island avenue, an
address was given by Clifford PinchOt
the historian; Miss Catharine Barlow
read a paper. and a delightful musical
program was rendered by Mrs. Ralph
Barnard and Mr. Narela.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
ESsS s. s 8 sss;I J .

baiiy Hatnees. CSC Evenings PC and 50c-
fun Investment worth two dollars, George
4 ulIer Golden. The Kings NCuOlogist.- Tha
wax lhat makes al the world laugh. Direct
from the n Y HipDCdrome. Nine Theresa
Renz. poses and dances on her royal white
1grseS arch and Winsome Bessie Wynn.
The Exposition -Four Ia Tr5tfue C,s--,a-,
German and West Emerson and Baldwin
The Mysterious MattreGs'' Comic Motion
PICTURES Next vveek-The ssher7nar.-De For
est Co. The Zingari Opera Troupe. Melville
A4lis, Crane Bros, sc. Buy seats today.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Levy. Of Lamont
street northwest. nave returned after
ten days trip 10 New York. While in
/ Now York they We're the guests OF Mrs.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15

Mrs John A Logan entertained "a
company at dinner last evening com
pllmentary 10 DIR. and Mrs Frank NJ.
Bristol The list of guests included
Senator and Mrs. Hopkins, Representa-
tive and Mrs LOwden Representative
and Mrs. Mann. Representative and Mrs
Madden. Representative Mchtnlay, MISS
Maths. General and Mrs. Dodge and
Miss Logan.
The Washington times., 1907-02-15
Gathering of NotabilitieS
Babe Farewell 10 BTUCeS.
Starting for Embassy Here
First Secretary John Rdgeley Carter Among Those
Who Saw New Ambassador Sail on the
Oceanic From Liverpool

room considerably. The other apart
meEts in the house are practically un-
changed and are awaiting the personal
tastes OF the new master and mistress
of the mansion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-18
LaLua Dc zalduurda ] MIor.

En- este acreditado establecimientO eI
pGblico hallaEa sielnpre un suTtido COM
pleto en- meTcancfas de tOdas proceden-
elias, desde la mas modesto muselina de
eiDco centavos hasta la mas riea "PongIe
silk" legftima de lR China.
TRntO para dsmas como para Cab8lleTos
el surtidO es de 10 mas variado que pueda
eoncebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no Sc puede pediF mas; hay para todos
los guBtos para tOdas las fOrtunas.
Ultimamente sc han recib1dO los siguien-
tes artfculOs que estan namando la aten-
ci6n del pGblfco por su calidad y baratura:
M1t0nes, GuAntes, COronas para novias,
sombriIlas, velos para la cara, medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espafioIas,
Cortes de pique para chalecOs, i'd. de CasI-
mirpara pantalOnes, Colchas de punto,
Id. de DRmasco Driles bIancOs de hilo,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hilo para saba-
mas, Holandas Batistas, Oreas, Aplicacio-
mes de seda para adornos, Cha1es de seda,
Blusas bordadas, CinturOnes, Rasog, Bro
cados, Tafetas, Piel de Gisne, Orespones y
GasaE para Iuto, Cubrecorses de hilo y
seda, AIpacas, Cheviots, Casimires y en-
I'm un surtido tan variado que serfa impO-
s1ble enumerar
Un paseito por Ia Luna yerels las mo-
vedades que encierrs este bOnitO satellite.
EncaJes Valenciennes y de punto Bro
deEit de todas claaes = cOloTes.
Boas de piel de Conelo de pluAaas De
to0aB elaRog
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-18
N0ta trista.

En- la taFde do aver 90 llev6 4 sfsstO 81
sntisrrO del qps On vida fac diBtipguidO
CsbAlleFo, hacgndado de Arroyo, senior
Guillermo Nc Cor nick Hartman. El
fdnsbrs acto fus una manifestation do due.
10. puRs empaTentado 81 que fac con como.
cidaB familiRs de eats ciudad , de ID isle,
Il concuErenCia fus numeEoas distin.
guida.
El uehor Mo Cogmick fac traido 81 visr-
nsl a Ia Ciudad para haCsrle uus Cuidsdo.
81 operaci6n quirdyjica eI dessnlace dc
ID grave dolenciA que & ella oblig6 tuvo
fatal dessnlacs de go Bentido falleCimisnto.
A Ga viudg dofia Sara Noble aus hiios
, hsFmanOl, All como la fAmilia Noble
Ruiz, casa meFcantiI "a. Hartman
Comp" Sue. dc A. J. AlCaide" de AFRO.
20, J todos suB demks deudoB, envia "La
Correspondence" Il mas expressive eBprs-
ni6n de CONDOLENCES por ID irFepaFabls
p9rdidR que aufren.
DioB hayR acojido en- "a seno 81 alma
del que fu6 respectable cabaIleEo don Gui.
lleEmo Nc CoEmick Hartman.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-18
EN- TRUJI-LO ALTO.
COmen alIi buela car
ne y buen pan.
Ea ID lglSsIl 50 GsIdn hacienda ImpSTtlntss 70.
plTSClOnOs,
lDe nue.trO reporter en- yiaie J

Noviembra 18. .-Llegu6 eI domingo al
pintoEasCo pueblo, donde tuvs la satilfsc
Ci6n de conoGer 81 honorable Rlcalds, S.
nor D. Andres VaEc6CaI, quien Ee moEtr6
muy atento = 81 cual danes Lar gvaCiau
por sus defeEenciau.
Tambi6n tuve 81 quito de conoceE 81
corEe8ponaal de eBts diario, don Antonio
Pereir0, quien tsmb;6n doy las gEaciaB
por BuB COTteses obsequioG.
En- este pueblo 30 come buenR cRFne y
se expsnde 81 precio de is Centavog Ia
libra. 5eg6n &c nos irfoEm6 ae IRcFifica
buen ganado.
Tambi6n Sc come buen pan, con exqui-
sito 90 Dor. White laa panadeEfss On Las
que 90 obEeEvRn todss laa reglas sanitaEias
Me infoFmo 81 Btfior alcslde, que en- 81
afio Venidero, habI6 una buena plaza
s6lidcB CaminoB veoinRleu, los que no se
han empezsdoB poE falts de peonaje
Aver no se encontraba nipg6n detenido
en- 81 dep6aito municipal. ESQ dsmusstrs
10 paCffco y moTigeTado de este vecin.
dRrio.
Ia iglesia 90 eatS EepRRando. Esa Fepa'
rRci6n hRF6 que 81 temple quede nuevo.
GNpb 041ABAuuN Al bGAu1 0pAbP09 JAIN B9A
como puede proverbs de IN p6TEoco.
En- eate pueblo tiens 81 Lcdo. don Felix
MoncIova, una suEtida fsEmRciR.
El Gefior don Jacinto VisYR, es uu ca.
bslIero serviciaI. Ell hubo dc faciIitsFme
an CabAllo para 81 regreso 8 San juan.
Perd6neme 81 senior Viera poF 81 NAL ratio
que "a ing6nita modeatia CRuBen estsB
llneaB; pero 90 las maTeee por su busn
CompoEtamiOntO, no solo para C0nmigo sino
para con uus CompueblanoH.
PudO ver lR casa &yuntamiento qua %
propisdad del municipio. Estk On buenRs
condiciones.
81 pueblo ea comereial industrial, ha.
biendo Beis q ocbo pulpeTfaB muy bien
suEtidas.
El uGbado, seg6n go me infOrm6, hubo
an animado baiIe, que Concluy6k 4 las 4 ,
media, con todo 6Fden.
En- las nochea de luna no Sc pTendsn
IoB fsroles, pero tampoco hscsn falta.
VolveT6 en- bTeve hacer una nueva
vista 4 dicho Bimp6tioot pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-18
NOTICIAS De
BAYAMON.
PIsito ganadO pOT Ell doctor FsTnan-
dez Mater.
Una dsauRsIl GOatfl ul elb0 de ID poIIeIl fu6
sebEssaIds1
(De nasstrO c0repOnsaS)

NoviembFs 17.-El doctor FaRnGndez
N6tsF, poF medic de % abogado liCanCiado
Marques, BIS gansdo 81 plsitO que le segufa
en la corts de DistEito 81 individuo Jose
Isabel Rios Fspressntado pOT 81 icenciado
BenfteE CastafiO.
-DeSpp6s de aIgdu tempo de ausencin
hR regresado & estR Ciudad ls distinguida
y gsntil amiga seforita Pepita schettini,
hermana del CoFrecto Official senior Bchetti'
ni. La damoB nuestFa BinCers bienvenida.
-Hemoa BaIudado en- esta CiudRd 81
GshoE Enrique IsquieFdo, Connotada per'
sonalidRd polftiOa de Toa alta que gosR
aquf de generates impatfas,
En- 81 te&tro de Ia coloniS espa6oIa
de eHta Ciudad tuvo efeCtO Ia function In
fantil anunciRda EstuYo bsutante regu'
lar.
LA denuncis prs0antada contra q ca
bo de Is poIiCfa insulaF del Dorado, he
sido BobFaBefda pnF oEden del attorney
general. Es IA aCto de juaticia.
-EI i6van FranCisc0 LluI Mattel, de
Yauco, quien hsmoB tsnido 81 guRto dc
ConoceT, se encnentra Colocado en- la i'm
portants cara comerciaI del Eefior A. Es'
pino de esta ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-18
Los sahadOs del teatrO en- Bayam6D
pOr Mascara.
(De nas,trO oOrrssponsal) }

Noviembrs 16 -Todo no hR de HeF
information del NAL GBtRdo gsnitRFio de
ests CiudRd, nj tampoCo ni ls policia pFsJtR
no buenos Hervicios, nj que 81 BupeHin
tendenta de egcuOlaG h8 paRRdo muy NAL
ratio en- este periodic electoral. De nadR
de ESQ he de ocupRKme On estaB ouartillaB
sino 6nicamente de los comsnsRle8 del
cafe reatsuFRnt Gel Teatro" del amigo
Ignacio Disz, On 81 cusl 80 paBRn ratios
sgradables con 81 amigo Claudio C6rdova,
que Be smpeflR en- que lR iBtR de los man
jaEes tisnen faltaS de ortogrsffa, pueB abb
5ichUeIaS est6n con Il, 66Stek con 2. Ss'
g6n el ssfipE C6Fdovs los platos eBos est6n
Ticaments pFeparadoB, peEO 0rtogrsfca
msnts son indijestoS.
81 professor ATdin 10 pHopone hacer Ia
spologfa de C6rdova, eltableciendo Consi
deracionsSS eTT6neau.
Este CuTreGponBRl oye los debates y,
ain tomaT parts en- alloB poE no peEmi.
trio Bus mRndibulaR ocupRdaB 90 conner
una csFne duFa de IN buey viejo del
senior Taboas, 8 IN psdszo de psn NAL
cocido de Ia tahona de Manuel Mendez,
6 en- tomar un vaBo- de leche muy mRla
del dep6sitO de Junto Vidot, no ls preo
cupR nj la lista LENA dc faltas oTtogr6-
icas nj 81 el amigo C6rdova 90 no pr6c.
tiCo 81 hR Waldo lR acIaEaci6n del ami
go BorrsTo. Lo que procupa elte
CoFresponSal es que. tuvo que pSgar ID
comida.