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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Humphris' Dinner at Moana

The Moana Hotel was the scene of
q pretty dinner on Sunday evening,
the host and hostess being Or. and
Mrs Il. II. llumphris. The table looked
most attractive, the color scheme be
ing green and pink. The guests in
Cludcd Lady Heron, Judge aud Mrs
w. l.. Stanley, Miss Stanley, Miss Dan
ford, Mr., and Mrs. Grinbaum, Mr.
Wigr,m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
New Years Day Party

The lawn party which Mrs. Camp.
bell.Parker is giving on New Years
Day in honor of her daughter, the
Princess Kawananakoa will take
place at the Diamond Head villa
whore the Parkers are spending few
weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Sailors Have Xmas Dinner


On Thursday evening the Sailors
Home was the scene of a good Xmas
dinner given by the ladies of the so.
ciety. The lanais and hall were made
most attractive by bunting and flags.
Flowers were also ON the piano, and
fifty sailors enjoyed the hospitality
rendered them so graciously Cigars
and tobacco were distributed after
dinner and Hawaiian quintet club
uiscoursed sweet strains of music to
the delight Of the men. Those taking
part in the concert, which was unus-
ua!ly good, were Mrs. C. Casceres, Mr.
Harry Turner, Mr., George Davies, Mr..
Spencer, Mrs. Martin, Mr.. Edmunds,
Mr.. Give Davies, and, of course, the
quintet club. Mr.. Ralph Forster, the
British Consul, made a few remarks
in his usual delightful fashion, which
was particularly acceptable to the
sailors. Among those who helped to
make the evening success We're Mr..
and Mrs. Give Davies, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Davies Nj. William r. Taylor,
Mrs. A. Wall, Mrs. b. Marx, Mrs. Mar,
tin, Miss Martin, Mrs, Andrew Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Forster, Miss Carter,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

very amusing some of them were. for
the gifts We're. anonymous and were
supposed to At each individuals
wants. Mr.. DcGring acted as Santa
Claus and most Willingly presented
each gift, and seemed TO take great
pleasure I'm reading the limcricks en-.
closed in envelopes and given each
guest. When all the gifts had bceI
distributed miniature bottles ot
liQucurs and wines were taken from
the tee and given. It was all great
fun and the jokes were taken in
good naturcd way Sandwiches and
many other good things ended de.
lightiul evening. Among the guests
NJ the dinner and tree were DR.. and
Mrs. +. II. Humphris, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Halves, Jr., Miss Nancy Winston.
Iaymaster and Mrs. Brooke, DR.. Shell
don, Mir David Anderson. Mr.. Watson
and Mr.. CLIFFORD Kimball.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Rev. Z. T. Simpson. Rev. Canon Hill
ton. The Davies have always taken
the greatest interest in the sailors
and IL Is through their efforts that the
Sailors Institute Is the grand success
of today ..... ......
Judge and Mrs. Stanley gave large
and delightful dinner on Christmas
evening at their residence ON upper
Fort street. Covers were laid for thir-
ty, and partners for dinner were chos
On in rather a unique fashion. Across
large flag each woman guest OK.
tended her hand. label with the
mans name attached tied to her fin
ger was to take her into dinner. AS
the faces were not seen 1t was rather
lottery, and naturally caused no end
of fun. The labels were soon matched
and much discussion ensued regard
ing the methods pursued by the wary
Cnes. The table, deliberately decorat'
ed in holly berries, red roses and
greens, was much admired. Toasts,
Jokes and grand good time in con
junction with a delicious dinner made
the hours fly. After dinner dancing
was kept mp until late hour, and cy.
erybOdy agreed that 1t was one of tho
;olliost of Christmas dinners. The
guests included Lady Heron, Mr.. and
Mrs. LANCE, Mr.. and Mrs. DanfOrd.
Miss DanfOrd, DR.. and Mrs. Hoffman,.
DR.. and Mrs. +. II. Humphris. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Case Decring, Mr.. and
Mrs. james Cockburn, British Consul
and Mrs. Forster, Captain and Mrs.
Combe, Mr.. and Mrs Larnder, Mrs
Huelings, Miss Stanley. DR.. Sheldon,
Mr.. Rowell, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr. David
Anderson, Mr.. Jameson.
4 4
At last the women have robellcd
and will not wear the lOden monstros.
tiles which have been forced upon
them this year. They are taking to
tOques and very chic they are. The
hats this season were indeed wonder.
ful and very few faces could stand tho
tiny styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. BottOmloy gave
charming little dinner at their bung.
allow in College Hills on Tuesday even.
ing. Covers were laid for eight and
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cockburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew.
ton.Brain.
The dance at the Hawaiian on
Christmas eve was well attended and
very enjoyable time was had by all,
Dancing was INDUCED in on the spac-
ious lanais, music being furnished by
the KawaihaO glee club.
4 4 4
DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert enter
;ained on Christmas evening for Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Mrs. Alice Hastings, Miss
Helen Wilder, Miss Tenny and Miss
Hastings.
Mrs, Baldwin, of Maui, who has
been so i'll, is stepping with her par.
Cnts Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Smith, in
Nuuanu avenue. She has almost en-.
tirely recovered from her illness.
4
Captain and Mrs Wadhams gave a
delightful dinner party at the Ha-
wailan Hotel on Sunday evening to
DR., and Mrs. McCallum and Miss
Johnson OF Kansas City,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

couple managed to make their escape
unnOticed, probably with the conniv-
ance of person who can not be ar.
rested for abctting. much to the disap'
pointment of all the friends who had
provided themselves with bountiful
supply of peltlng material. The bride
and groom will take up their abode in
Honolulu, where Mr.. Nicolai holds tho
position of draughtsman at the lIo,
Iolulu Iron Works.-Garden Island.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Christmas Eve Dance

There was quite IA gay little dance
at the Seaside hotel on Christmas
evening. The Ernest Kaai orchestra
played, which was an attraction in
itself.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Perkins Dinner

The dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. r
c, Perkins gave on Christmas evening
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Atkinson, Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Wilder and the Messrs. Atkin
son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Christmas Dinner at Rectory

Rev. John osborne and Mrs. Us.
borne gave their usual large Christ.
mas dinner at the Rectory. The
strangers are always remembered by
this hospitablc couple, and the long
table with its strings OF greens and
holly was delightful sight. The
games INDUCED in after dinner and
the Xmas songs were not the least of
the joys of the evening. MIR, Gordon
osborne was at home for Xmas, the
first time for years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

INFANTS SOCKS-In plain and
lace, white, tan, light blue, pink and
cardinal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

GATED in Honolulu, where so much of
her girlhood was passed. She is a
sister of Acting Governor Ernest
Mott-Smith, and the portrait of her
was taken by Gcntha. The exhibition
will take place at the Kilohana Art
League rooms.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
New
Spring Wash Materials

SWISS APPLIQUE-A new sheer,
printed material in white ground and
solid colors,-pink, light blue, and
Nile green, with neat little figures,
st zoe a yard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Mott-Smith, and the portrait of her
was taken by Gcntha. The exhibition
will take place at the Kilohana Art
League rooms.
Wilder Dinner
Mrs. Gertrude Wilder was the host.
css of charming dinner on Friday
evening at the Seaside Hotel In the
private dining.room in honor of her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerritt Wilder, Judge and Mrs.
Arthur Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. James
Wilder and her brother.in.law, Mr..
Harry Wilder The table was prettily
decorated in an elaborate color
scheme of crimson carnations. A tall
candleabra with crimson shades &C.
! cupied the center. Souvenir toys of
bons were before each plate and the
place cards as well as the menus were
etched in black and white. The host.
css wore creation of blue tulle
spanglcd In sections with palettcs and
looked most distinguished.
X X
Portrait Given
The employees of the AlcXandc"
Young and the Moana Hotels pre-
sented Mr.. Alexander Young with
. fine life-like and wonderfully
striking likeness of himself on Tues
day, painted by the gifted artist,
! James Wilder. Mr. Hertsche made
the presentation and Mr.. Young was
so taken by surprise that he could
hardly find words in which to frame a
suitable speech. Mr.. Wilder Is Ger.
tainly painting some excellent pOr-
/ traits, and seems to excel in express.
sion. The painting will hang at the
Young hotel. After the presentation
everybody adjourned to the roof gar.
den and Mr.. Young's health was en-.
Enthusiastically drunk.
4 4
Nicolai-Kellner
! Quite number of the residents of
| iihue assembled at the German
church Wednesday night last to wit,
| ness the uniting of Miss Emile Kell.
ner of Hanamaulu to Mr.. Gustav Mic
olaf of Honolulu The church had
| hecn decorated with the abundance of
foliage and flowers that is procurable
here and presented beautiful appear.
ance. Preceded by her bridesmaids,
Lizzie Deinert and May Christian, the
| ride was led to the altar by her faith.
| CT, where the groom, supported by Ii.
| Carls and II. Kellner Jr., awaited her.
! The ceremony was performed by Rev.
! Hans IsCnberg in conformity with the
| ritual Of the Lutheran church A wed.
I ding reception had been arranged for
| at the Fairview hotel, where a great
many of the friends of the young cou.
| pie had assembled to congratulate
them on the union. The cOngratula,
| tiOns were not less hearty because
they were divided, the parents of the
! bride, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kellner of Ha
| namaulu, receiving their share of them
tor having passed twenty-five years in
happy wedlock
| After the formal reception was over
the Lihue band coaXed both Young and
| old with the latest in walt2es and two
steps and kept them on the floor for
several hours. During supper the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

When you buy Onyx Hose you get
the best that's made. They are dur
able, elastic, shapely and absolutely
stainless; Furthermore, they are
guaranteed hose. A full assortment
in plain cotton, plain Isle, lace ankle
and all,lace; also in outsizes. Onyx
Hose from zoe pair upward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Captain and Mrs. Wadhams gave
delightful dinner party at the Ha.
waiian Hotel on Sunday evening to
DR., and Mrs. McCallum and Miss
Johnson OF Kansas City.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

ONYX H0SE-For children; full
assortment in plain and ribbed cotton
and Isle, lace ankle and all-lace.
Childrens Onyx Hose from 25c
rair upward.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
University Club Ball


The University Club ball. which
will be notable event Of the year,
has been set for February seventh.
Everything that money, taste and timc
can do will be devoted to the success
at the affair Invitations will be out
earlier than usual so that guests from
the other islands can attend. The Ha.
walian hotel will be utilized for the
occasion and a covered promenade
will connect 1t with the club house.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Christmas Trees

Among those who had trees OF
Xmas eve or Christmas Day were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Ballou. VIII,
dressed a beautiful little sapling To-
the little Barbara, who celebrated he
first Christmas day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28
Onyx Hosiery

The Brand With Exceptional Merit.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Mrs, Baldwin, of Maui, who has
been so i'll, is stepping with her par.
Cnts, Mr., and Mrs. w. o. Smith, in
Nuuanu avenue. She has almost en-.
tirely recovered from her illness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

WASH NETS-For Waists and
Dresses.
Stylish and durable, in Point de
SPIRIT, ring dots and fancy figured.
White and cream, double width, from
SOC yard upward,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

The dance at the Hawaiian on
Christmas eve was well attended and
a very enjoyable time was had by all,
Dancing was INDUCED in on the spac-
ious lanais, music being furnished by
the KawaihaO glee club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. BottOmloy gave
charming little dinner at their bung.
allow in College Hills on Tuesday even.
ing. Covers were laid for eight and
among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cockburn, Mr. and Mrs. Lew.
ton.Brain.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

DR.. and Mrs. George Herbert enter.
;ained on Christmas evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Tenney, Mrs. Helen
Noonan, Mrs. Alice Hastings, Miss
Helen Wilder, Miss Tenny and Miss
Hastings.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

At last the women have rebellcd
and will not wear the lOden monstros.
tiles which have been forced upon
them this year. They are taking to
toques and very chic they are. The
hats this season were indeed wonder.
ful and very few faces could stand the
tiny styles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-28

Rev. Z. T. Simpson, Rev. Canon Hill
ton. The Davies have always taken
the greatest interest in the sailors
and It b through their efforts that the
Sailors Institute is the grand success
of today. .....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20

que los movimisntos son muy dife-
rentes en- uno Yen otro case: en- ell
animal resultan de un impulse cen
trail, que parece elnanar de un cuer-
pecillo llamado r1llcleo; este tiene
una organizac ion exec sivamente COM
pleJa, que no ha podido jamas repro
ducirse artihc ialmente; cuando la &C.
lula Sc divide en- dos, Sc disloca. Sc
gun leyes determinadas; NADIA pare
edo Sc observa enel amibio mineral.
y Sc ha podido decir recientemente
que hay un abisuao entire el liltimo Y
el amibio, que entire ell amibio y ell
hombre.
Butschli ha tenido vari los i'm itado-
res; entire otros, Herrera, de Meiico,
y Leduc, de Nantsss
Pero en- defnjtiva, materia vivien-
te actual lleva en- n los estigmas de
todas las inhuen cias pasadas, de todas
las causas externas que han infuido
sobre ella traves de innun erables
siglos, mezclandola, adaptandola en-
todos los sentidos Posibles, y no quf-
mico que pueda crear con substan-
cis S artihcia les condolences que han
obrado sobre el protoplasma desde
la ararici6n de Ia, vida en- la superb
Gle del globo. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20
Millionaire afOrtunado

va debe haber salido del puerto
de MarSella, para efectuar I'm cruce
por el Metlterrdneo, que proba Bile
mente empezara por el puerto de
Barcelona y continuara despuGs por
los de Argel, T1nez, El Cairo; etc,
el yate de recreo del archimillonario
Vanderbilt.
FL yate. que sc titula "Vaillant, "
es dc dos mil ochenta toneladas, lie
tripulan Is hombres y ell sueldo del
personal que lleva suma 5000 fran
cos mensuales.
Para aprovisionar Ell barco durante
la travesia Sc ha comprado en- Mar
sella por valor de SO 900 frances de
Substancias alimenticlas.
: Vanderbilt ha llegado Marsella
en- automovil, procedente de Monte
carlo, despues de haber copado la
banca de la ruleta en- la noche del
20 al 90 de Diciembre liltimo. ga
nando, por consiguiente, I'm million
de frances la Compafiia del Casino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20

haga Ell obsequio de convencer este
hombre; lie digo qus quite ese cesto
pa sentarme 20, y responde que no
10 quita.
Y no 10 quito contesta otra vez
el ba turro
-PerO hombre-nO sea uSte beStla
dice Ell revisor.-El senor ha COM
prado este billete (ensefiando ell que
recoje de manos del viajero); este
billete 1e da derecho I'm asiento
Conque, quite usted Ell cesto para
que sc siente este caballero.
- iIo,-Lo nenos Sc cree este que
con sus andromlnas y con sus gallo
mes va 4 aSustame. Hi dicho que no
10 quito y no 10 quito manque esca ri
lie el tren.
No hace falta que descarrile; va
habra quien le haga obedecer-grita
colerico el empleado tempo que la
mAquina sc detiene frente una es-
tacl0n.
- A mi ...... Tindria que yer
ESQ .....
Requerido por el Intervention acu-
de el jefe de estacion. Son inutiles
|ruegos, amenazas, exhortaciones. .. .
Ell baturro sigue en- sus trece y es
precise lamar la guardia civil
Ahora veremos-anade el jefe de es-
|tacion-si quita usted la costa.
-iHo,-repllca Ell aragones.-,Yo
-. Como no venga 4 quitala el
Nuncio!
Entra la pareja en- el coche; Sc le
explica el case los guardias, enca-
randose con el labriego y emplean ndo
el dulce lenguaje propio la institu-
cion, lie gritan:-jQuita Ell cesto in
mediatamente, borrico!
- Ba h-insi,te el otro.-cOuitalo!
Lo que menos US habeis afeguraC
|vosotros que van meteme mledc
las escopetas los tricornios quI
trails. He dicho que 20 no quito e
cesto, iridios!. Y no 10 quito.
-Pero tpor que no has de Quitarloi
-grufie uno de los guardias, levan
tando la culata de su escopeta sobre
la cabeza del baturro.-lPor queo
I--~tY por sqa6 voy a.qrttalo-dice {;
baturro,-si Ell cesto no es mio sine
de ese siilor que va enfrente2
Y seflala al li1fatico labriego que
hab1a seguido toda la disputa sin ha
blar palabra.
-Pero, eel cesto es de usted?
-iClaro,-afirma el otro
-tY por que no 10 ha quitado us
|ted?. 49,.
-iYo! -. iOtra! t.. Como a mi
no me han dicho NADIA!
joaquin Dicenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20

Juan Stuart Mill

Uno de los espfritus mas mobiles,
mas puros 6 independientes mas
ieles 81 mismos, fue Juan Stuart
Mill, hijo del grande historiador
economista y flosofo Santiago Mill.
Nacio en- Londres en- 2 de Mayo de
1906, y termino sus dias en- Avlion
en- igual mes de 1873.
Teniendo por hombre tai padre,
recibi6 en- su casa los primeros es-
tudios. en- los que mostr6 una extra
ordinaria precocidad de juicio.
En- 1870 fu6 enviado 4 Paris, donde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20
joaquin Dicenta
SILUETAS PARISIENSES
vICT0RIEN SkRDOU

70 Sc. me decia "a otra tarde cru
zando el buievar de Corcelles, que yer
d un escritor celebr en- esta terra es
mas diffcll que yer al Papa en- Roma
y en- verdad que 10 siento. Una s1lue
ia de Victorien Sardou, quien el Co
bierno acab ba de distinguir nombran-
dole gran ofcial de la Legion de Ho-
nor vendria que nj pintada, pero en-
estos momentos, yer al gran drama
turgo debe de ser mas diflcil que yer
a Clemenceau.
Y todas estas cosas las pznse ba dis
frutando de una temperature de echo
grades bajo Zero, que por cierto no in
cita ba a la renexi6n, y dispuesto esta-
ba renunciar 4 mi idea cuando vi
pasar TN cartero que, a pesar del
terrible frio, sudaba la gotta gorda
Sin saber por que, me encar& con el
pobre hombre, que tenia motives So
brados para sudar, pues su espalda Sc
doblaba bajo el peso de un enorme
paquete de cartas que amenazaba con-
cluir con la solida correa de donde COL
gabs le regla mentaria cajita de MADEIRA.
-;Cusntas relaciones tiene la gente
rica!-le die, recordando que me ha-
llaha en- ell barrio "chic, y icuanto
escribe!
Asf entablamos conversation, asi
supe que el enorme paquete era tsdo
;santo Dios para un hombre solo, y
que ese hombre era Victorien Sardeu.
Cast estaba dispuesto d com padecer-
le, pero la charls del cartero me inte-
reso, vi que de a.li podria salr a ST
lueta deseada, y procure hacerle
hablar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-20
LOS MELOCOTONES
=
(CuENTo BATURRo)

Sale el tren mixo de Calatayud y
emprende el camino de Zars goza con
lento caminar de bestia cargada. Chi
rrian antipaticamente los ejes sin es-
crupulosidad engrasados, vomita hu-
mo negro la chin1enea de la maqui-
ma, escuchanse en- los vagones de
mercanclas cacareos de gallinas, ba-
lidos de corderos, relinchos de caba-
los; los coches de prime era van llenos
de aire ) polvo, los. de segunda ter
cera de gente alegre y cecidora. Ell
|cierno-del. Msncayc~soipea con- sas
alas de nleve ventaniIlas y portezue-
las, y Ell campo aragones Sc extiende
como una lnmensa alfombra verde q
uno y otro lado de los rails. Uno de
los coches de tercera va ocupado en-
su mayor parte por Ia abradores; pues
exception hecha de TN cura TN ST.
jeto que por las trazas debe Ser me-
dico 8 boticario de algln pueblo pro-
xlmo, los vla1eros restanteS visten el
clas leo calzon, Ia morada faja, la obs
cura chaquetilla y el embotonado cha
leco, calzan sus pies con las alpar-
gatas de cinta y cubren la cabeza con
el pailuelo de eolores. Solo un Glen
to queda libre, yamos, libre de perso-
ma ocupante, poIque 10 usufructna I'm
ceStO de melOcotOnes sobre el cual
'apoya uno de sus brazos el mas per
fecto tlpo de baturro que pari6 la tie
ira. Alto, huesoso, con la nariz cor
va, saliente la barba y los ojos vivos
~ tenaces, viaja mi hombre con Ell
cuerpo recostedo en- Ell respaldo de
MADEIRA, una pierna cruzada sobre la
otra y I'm cigarro de papel, grueso CO.
mo TN puro. entire los dientes negros
y desiguales; frente a el va otro la
briego de cara gruesa, abultado esto-
mago y linfatico aspecto, que dormi-
ia al arrullo del eje, cacareos, bali
dos, relinchos y conversaciones dan
do cabezadas may1sculas.
En- la estacion Immediate & Calata-
yud Sc abre la portezuela del coche y
entra Tin individuo de porte entire Sc
1oril y campesino.
-Buenos dias-dice Ell recien llega-
do.
-Buenos dias-le contestan los via
jeros del wagon.
Dirije sus ojos ell entrante uno y
otro sitio en- busca de asiento, y al
vef que no hay ninguno disponible
mas que el ocupado por la costa de
melocotones, exclama encarandose
con el baturro:
-1Quie guitar ese cestico pa que
yo me siente7
-1Quien, yo'-responde ell baturro.
No siflor
Como que MOI! -. -Tengo de-
recho 4 un aslento; no mas que
ese.... Con que quite los meloco-
tones.
Lii hi dicho q uste que yo no los
quito.
Y ell baturro sigue tranquilamente
apoyado en- el cesto, mientras el via
iero nuevo sc da a todos los diablos
y Ell labrador que dormitaba abre los
ojos y contempla la escena en- actitrd
indiferente.
Sube de tono la disputa cuando Sc
abre la portezuels y entra el revisor.
--Revisor-exclsma el viajero,-