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New-York tribune., 1908-11-29

METAIS-lRON-PiR
York Produce Exchange continue 6a and and NoHS
6asis a TO- psemSs sSasIs s January
Ans SoIassEs a ASD isYRUPs-Th. market both
and syTups steady to firm and u2chsnssf
lsSIeo fair leg22c sSSd 22a2S prime s o3 2Se
0o New Orleans Sgsa Kettle aoa Ss Brine
xSs Sassy sss
pseember al ssse zoo DSs Q: January Sec 900 io'
Of March at and 5oS b5s Of sHy at ISS
ss a. S9o for oil in 3Ss , at Ss. Ssw S @
M :fSafa 6s T5t5
iSc s5os fhsdsDAa bulk &c; yssr sso
coFfoSsEED c7'f S oR. crude soasoiso; PEs
yellow. spot 1a93s%c; pscember, sshgSS <Si al
May 45c D and July SSssS on
F o ss Sas vita saS: ESGa pns on winter
ee eSS raw taAso: cIoutts asG raw Toe LARD
provisions but the market rallied commission house
on p2o and taking I'M FPss RsssP Th at chicago ~e
E 9sd s nased 9nsea e9o s S o es Ms' .n
Is N; g. ssss:ls sse 81 % Sssia Ras q g
Saos.a zss 10 + s.., Fl i'd S?5 (
S SaSted pesd hss s9 a9. - R oaO
dosed. siiS aSao 'e Western soo city a2d ia
SSo'f6 S sH !asd sts1s
61a9ea fsay os6 O Sg0i1 e a1S IgS ss.a ia
RICE-The rice market held steady at former prices
Quotations follow: Screenings, 2SQ2bc; ordinary arc
3a.c; fair, 4941ec; good ordinary, 4.@4Hc; prime 5h
Q5i1c choice, 81 IS8oi PRtna and Slam, 546%c Ran
goon 49i l5c.
:ng ass tS. sehnSS agis. Put
prices subject to q Of 10 points a discount
OF ! per cent for cash. days: Crystal domnos.
Use; Eagle tablets 20c cut loaf 7oc; crushed 6oo
mould A. 6.25c: cubes Eagle 5-fb bags powdered and
Eagle confectioners granuated, 515c; xxx powdered
s ss Ds s6ua fns fFg E
fne granulated bloc: 10 bags do, 500:
51z-fp bags 615c: 5-ib 51Oc: 1oo bags DO
6.O5c; 25-ih and 6o-D bags do, 495e: Eagle nns or
eranuated and diamond A, 4e0o confectio1ers
A. 47oc; No i. 4.70c; Nos 2 and Q. 465ci No 1905
No 8. 455c; No g. 45oc; No 445c; No g. &4oc; No D.
85c; No TO- 25c; No II. 42oc; No 12 416c; No Ia
1oc; Nos IA Is and 16. <.05c-
Ths London market beet sugar quiet and Gd
lower with November and December quoted at los 2Ad
May los e&d. The local market for raw sugar
about steady and unchanged with DUTY paid rates
quoted foows Centrifugal 96 test 3.9<c; nuscoVado
Sc test 20 ana molssses sugar So test, S19c-
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led the selling May the close Receipts at az
primary points amounted 1.46S.o0O bushels, oom
with 1000 bushels year ago. Seaboard flour clear
liberal the wheat shipments amounted "
Private estimates figured taaA te
Argentine export surplus OF wheat would be only t%o
thirds OF the carry
especially at Chicago. was based on tip tnas Sosbing
wheat would sell much higher next week NouiiLa
done in the export line which fact soinew
cotTagcd early huycrs and helped Ecceerae ,ne ses
movement near close Cash wheat in the iocn l1s
ket quoted follows: No red, " 1lndsa IeS
elevator 81 13Ss shoat; No Northern. D1.:
81 16*. and No hard winter 81 49, afost a SOtNa
The market dull all day. bui hAd :
steady undertone TO the last half hour When II d %
weather. steady cables al1
little commission buying early wers the che8 Dun
factors. Receipts amounted to $4,000 bushels com
pared with 600 bushels last and seaooaid
2O9 coo bushels Chicago house mao repOls
from 412 points, showing but cent on ue sNsraes
over the shipping surplus In the same oea4ess % asS
years here quoted at Al l31c eeEe-
tor and &c afoat OATS-After steader opening oe1
Of k4Au with other grains and closed easy IN
the local cash markeI quo
tations being sa follows Mixed. % 81 n. 69sGo1o;
natural white 28 b. b4it q5Tc and clipped white
q to AZ ~ 55496lc RYE-Market dull no wessef sd
S3c nominal, b New York. BAFLEY-MaTke steanvi
mating 65g7oc T. Buffalo; feeding. 639 d64@tc
New York. observation-disclosures dull state sOi'
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erpool weekly movement with comparisons.

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
quiet; sales 1900 bales speculation export 500
bales: American IL 900 bales late yesterday 5000 bales
imports, 23, 600 bales American. 1900 bales: mddng
upland, 5.oed futures opened steady at point decne
closed quiet unchanged points lower; November
January-Februery Februsry-March 475tzc; March
April, 76ds April-Mav 4-76@sd; May-June and June
July. 477lzd; July-August, 4TS1ad August-September
471d; Septenber-October, <6sRd. and OctobeTNOveIn
FLOUR AND sIEAI-There was a snalI hand to-
mouth trade IN -four to-day at the cid level OF prices
Rye -four dull without change The following
patents S. 40ds5 So winter straghts 81 55QS4 70; win
patents 81 1885 To- spring clears 81 20Qs4 co.
winter IS 1904; extra No 2 winter. So e0QS3 10
BUCRWHEAT FLOUR-Aarket dull Quoted: 81 SOC
81 per 100 - sacks RYE FLOUR-Steady Quoted:
good 81 1o$4 30; choice 10 fancy. 81 S5S4 Co.
CORNAIEALl-Steady. Quoted: Kiln dried, So rs. BAG
MFALSteady-u Quoted Fine white and yellow, 81 esq
81 20 coarse 81 S9aSl IS FEEDEysstern quiet city
steady. Quoted: western spring, $24 CO. standard mid
ding 35: S27 10; dog $40 &c; bran
s23 % bulk S24 359S24 IS sacks; niddng So 35qS29
dog. S29 So ali November shipment: homny chop
s27 bulk s2S sacks: clinical, $32 5od$33.
GRAIN-WHEAT-F1rrnness feature OF o
market the last half hour when profit
taking promoted rather sharp reactions, under which
closed easy IN tone, with December at
O'Clock quoted 81 3fs IN the local May
81 i4zs in New YORK 81 oSss IN Chicago,
recognition steadisr cables smaller Northwest receipts
reports Grouth had damaged the wheat IN South
er7 Only 6si received at North
with $50 last while Winnipeg
had 5s5 cars, SS1 Commission houses
bought wheat early the outlook for smaller
ment week. but large Chicago elevator concern
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cnp1-,. New York. November 28 1908
sa les bfI6-hs -Ihs conee market quiet to-day
Nelns reported for the day of while
opened ana closed steady, net unchanged points
Inc december position is supposed been
pretty well eyened sign of Increasing
speculative attention to-day fresh commitments
were concerned although considerable
racfed by the advance of k n the French mar
accompanying official cablegraTn Eayrs
cores trade Protesting against valorization plans
Two iacts together suggested
mat theFo might be considerable short In the
freneh market which felt uneasy regarding the foation
OF the proposed Sac Pauio loan.
nothing OF especial interest OF the HrazIIan
markets RIO 80 higher. Santos
hlsher on IS but unchanged Is. Fine weather was
reported IN all districts of Paulo.
sw9 RST1s were 5000 bags against 1000
Ano totoV bags TWO years Jundiahy 1ere
4o bags against 1900 bags year and bags
two years ago; Spot coffee quiet unchanged with
quotations on the basis of 615c No z
The range OF contract prices local markst today
follows: ~ ~
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brisk demand by cash houses. but considerable
weakness developed late in the DAY. as a result os
profit taking by holders OF the December delivery.
Demand for cash oats was dun. and prices az the
sample tables steady. The market closed
weak at the lowest point. with prices 1sc 70 IA
lower than the previous close. December closed
at 4Sizc and May at 5oA4c- Local receipts were Su
cars.
Provisions were firm early I'm the day. owing to
covering by shorts, who were alarmed by the small
receipts OF live hogs. total receipts OF which
for the day only 9.000 head An easier tons
developed during the last hour OF the session q
result of selling by local packers. The close was
barely steady with prices Z5ac lower 70 "a to Sc
Eycba
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Nov 2S.-CIosing: wHEAT-spot steady;
No red western winter I'D quiet: December
IS loSd; March. Is s%di May, IS s<d CoRN-sPot
nominal futures quiet January. 6&d; March IS 5Ssd
FIOTJR-Vfnter patents firm, sos PEAS-Canadan
steady rs 7Isd. COTTONsEED Ou-Hun refined. spot
steady 24s 1Ohd. HOPS-At London CPaciAc COAST,
firm. II 5sGfS BEEF-Bxtra India mess firm. 1l5s
PORK-Prirne mess Western frn Sis Sd. HAMS-Short
cut. Il to 16 ID. duh. ass, BACON-CumbeELand cut
30 10 weak. AS; short rib. 16 70 "a ~ AS
long clear Tniddings 2S "a ~ dull 59s 3d. long
ddles heavy. 80 to % 10 dull ass short clear backs
TO 20 n dull Sd: bellies. IA 10 n firm
Cos Cd FIOULDERS-Square, IS -. easy. 4os Cd
IaARD-Prrne Western IN tierces quiet AIS Cd AmerI
can refined pals. quiet. 49s 30. BUTTER-Good
United states steady, 9Os. CHEESD-Canadian finest
white, steady COS; Canadian, finest coloref steady
COS Ga TAILOW-Prime city firm 3Os: Australian. IN
London dull 31s Cd. TURPENTTNE-Spirits firm. eos
pd. LINSEDD OII--Fasy. dull. 2Ss 60. PETROLEUM
Steady I'D ROSIN-ComElon firm. Sc.
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A DvERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ Tribune received at their Uptown once. No
1864 Broadway between 56th ST and 37th st until
O'Clock p N. Advertisements received following
Offices regular Office until clock D m
viz; 258 sth ave. 23d 153 ave-. cor
18th 1O4 East 14h st; 25T West 42d St between
7th 263 West 1e5th ST: 1895 Sd kvs ie2a
Sd ave near St: Ist ave near ssth ~ 1sT
I25th T56 fremont ave- 90 ave and az
American District Telegraph Ofacs.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. November IS. 100

BEEyEs-Receipts were "a cars or 600 mead. In
sRughtereTs and three for the mar
ket about six held yesterday. Very
a and heifers sold at 81 aon
SO per 100 d. The feeling more than steady
Dressed beef but steady at T1sglO@tc 10
No later cables London and Liverpool cattle and
beef markets Exports to-day from this port were 6So
SaIesITobiu & shannon: / bull $50 10 al 50 per 100
n 20 COWS and hefers. s45 ~ at So; 3 cows 7s0 No.
a 81 so.
CALVES Receipts, 151 head. AL Tor slaughterers
except is head Nothing doing o. Importance Feeling
steady Dressed calves slow at sol per ID for city
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rscepss were ID cars or
New-York tribune., 1908-11-29
CHICAGO CLOSING STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED tz Charles D Barney & Co.. No = Broad
street. New IOrS- and NO IL South 4sh street..
Ia
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BANK STATEMENT IN DETAIL

,5 s .s ssss I7ss: Is Rss' 1ss c5s8 s5s4a
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NAT c. GOODWIN
November 29th,' 1908.

lmesat RdeN Ab miners poyed dda mghe d pmgh prop
About is being pb k opumgup the shipping mines d
gtnIi mines to date though dveopme ony E
California
ada Treasurer M IAN Dorm N AM Trust Company Reno
Fmuerd deansf the property capita r reserve @ b a don
Ma odwn Co n
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RAWHIDE COALITION
Proving Under Vigorous Development
TO Be the Bonanza Mine of the West.
At three times Present Market Price would still be The One
Best Purchase on The Entire American Securities List.

Rwnde las snght that
afac ,fore
aion teaktwo wonheswd
Its fee of
tonIing O. 0
mixed
aeaEo i npayr
epng nndt that /
ot
of ii
while
New and
Monday, feel econfdnt wIlb hard o ota aiat
shares
they bes
ketprceo o
immediate chase rsent rdRulou low quotation
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BIDS WANTED.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Directors of school district
No. 46, Chelan County, Wash, until
8 O'Clock p. M, Monday, Aug. 3, 1908,
and publicly opened at the Office of
the Chelan County Abstract Co., for
the excavating, loading and moving
Of 500 cubic yards of earth. more or
less. from the new high school site.
situated in block 81. Grandview Ad-
dition to Wenatchee, to the Whitman
school grounds, where the board Of
directors shall designate.
Bids shall state the price per cubic
yard that the earth will be moved fnl =
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
JNO. A. GELLATLY,
C. A. BATTLES,
CHAS. KYLE, Clerk,
School Dist. No. 46.
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please his majesty. His neyt move
was to consult a sculptor, whom he
commanded to make the bust Of a
woman with the most shrewish, Kan
tippe-like face he could imagine. The
king then bought and renovated the
house in which the hunchback had his
workshop. presented it to him and
caused the bust to be placed conspicu-
ously above the workroOm window.
Thus whenever the envious woman
across the street looked forth from her
easement the first object on which her
eyes fell was this intended portrait Of
her amiable self.
For more than q hundred years the
neidkopt-spiteful vixen head, as one
would say in English-stood in proud
prominence. a reproach to the envious
woman and her descendants. 1t after
ward mysteriously disappeared. but
In 1910 or whereabouts 1t was found in
a forgotten collection of bric-a-brac.
Frederick William Nv. bought the bust
for a large price and had it replaced
In its original niche. where 1t stands
| today.-New York Tribune.
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The Senate Band.

The press gallery of the senate does
not look unlike band stand, with its
deliberately decorated front, and 1t is
never occupied by the scribes prior to
the opening of the proceedings. A
young lady seated. in the gallery oppo-
site the press gallery had been looking
intently at the empty seats for quite
awhile Her curiosity got the better of
her, and, going to the doorkeeper. she
said. Mister, will you please tell me
when the band begins to play:" The
doorkeeper was amazed. mo band
viii play, MISS" said that gentleman
There is no band. Why do you ask -
The young lady looked disappointed
and embarrassed when she said. with
hesitation. isn't that the band stand:'
pointing to the press gallery.-WaSh-
ington Herald.
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AL. HAYSEED TELLS ABOUT NEW
IMPROVEMENTS. - DIPS INTO
INTO POLITICS AND REPORTS
THE ENTIAT FERRY INCIDENT.

Dear Editor:
It has been a long time since
sent you any news from here, but
see you have a very efficient and COM
petent pen-pusher who gives you
most of the news. But there are
few important items l wish to men,
ton.
Firstly Tie improvements in the
valley. Since I wrote there have oeen
several dwellings and Quaker
churchbuilt on the Entiat Fruit
Lands, better known as the Old Com
pany Ranch. There have been div
ers minor structures and other Inn
provemcnts in the village, chHf
among them being the stable built
by Mr.. Fly for his fine stable horse.
Charles Gray has planted grove of
shade trees in front of his bungalow
and erected a substantial and beau
tiful fence around it. c. c. King ha
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built fine stone cellar with large
room over it. The Entiat Power
Company has dug several miles of
ditch to convey to its power plant,
which when complete will involve an
outlay of over 100000.
Talks Politics.
| We are looking for times to i'm
prove as Bryan is now in the race
proper, and we are going to elect
him. We are going to have another
wave of democratic prosperity, such
as we had from '93 to 90. Next
year we will get our farmhands for
so cents per day. and our flour will
not be over two dollars per barrel
and other things in proportion. We
expect to have a regular democratic
cloudburst or landslide, or whatever
you call it.
Entiat Ferry Gets loose.
Last Friday the Entiat ferry
owned by Lem Smith gave all on
board a free excursion to Keeler's
Landing, twelve miles below Entiat.
When about midstream, the boat be-
gan to dip water in front and cut
up other apparently uncallei for an
tics, throwing some of the horses
overheard. They swan ashore after
being cut loose from their rigs At
ter breaking loose from the cable the
boat sailed peacefully away for Keel
e''s and;ng, with all on board sing
boys, bend to the oar; we will leave
this poor old stranded. wreck if we
ever get half a chance" If there is
any conceit about landing a boat
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MRS. VIXENhEAD.
The Story of Berlin Shrew and Her
Likeness In Stone.

Likeness In Stone.
This quaint equivalent of the Ger
man term neidkopf is applied By trav-
elers to an efiigy carved in stone ara
fixed in niche in the second story
Of house in the Heiligengeiststrasse
In Berlin not far from the emperor 5
palace. The neidkopf represents Il
hideous, harpy faced woman with
snakelike curls and tongue protruding
In hooking derision.
One day some 200 years ago. the
legend runs, Frederick William of
Prussia, more Familiarity known as
Old Fritz, was walking about the
streets Of the city In the unconvention-
al way he affected when he CHANGED
10 look through a window and observed
Z hunchbacked goldsmith hard at
work. The king entered the little shop
Tor q chat.
The result Of his interview was an
order for a gold table service for the
royal household, an order that made
the fortune of the hunchback. Later
his majesty made other visits to the
shop to see how the work was advanc-
ing, and on one Of these occasions be
observed a woman in the window OF
the opposite house comforting her face
In the most hideous grimaces and
pointing with derisive finger at the
crippled workman.
To the kings query as to what allied
the old woman the goldsmith replied
at is envy. sire. She is the wife OF
q rival goldsmith. and ever since YOU
majesty so graciously gave me this
order she and her daughter have re
viled me-"
Frederick William. paternal in pun
ishment as well as in reward, at once
Investigated as to the ownership o.
the house in which the siIrew lived
He found that i. belonged to her hus
band and therefore reasoned that there
was little likelihood of the family
moving, an idea that seemed greatly tt
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Delivered by carrier week.
SHOULD DIRECT PRIMARY PLEDGE.
Mike yet signed
paign.
Section 81 of the primary requires
legislature
In people to
name their through the
Two of legislature
One has not.
Any candidate for the legislature
pledge ticket.
PoINDExTER A FAvORITE.
campaign progresses
Washington be
Judge o Spokane
Poindexer county in
county
county, he will
poll other candidates put together
anything
In county
in
people well proud
the of Miles Poin-
dexter He will stand up among
trys legislative body.
championship having the west number of
the
It's and about it?
We right and why
shouldn't
'to the good"
spirit of plant of and
growth idea High Line
said
getting smaller
With a
the
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ORCHARDlSTS ATTENTION

Before shipping your output be
sure and write Cassidy & Anese, 327
Peoples Bank Building, Seattle, AMI
get their plan of getting your fruits
to the consumer to better advantage
to yourself than any other way. Only
served 7-23
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Are You Looking for
A COOL SPOT?

II SO, 60 to the head of Lake Che.
Ian. Tickets only $500 for the
round trip and good until septem.
ber13, via the Columbia & Okano-
gan Steamboat Co.'s steamers and
the Lake Chelan Navigation Conn
pany.
Children under fourteen. IS for
the round trip.
These tickets will not be sold on
the boats. Get them at the Wenatchee
office.
No dust; no wind; just a cool and
pleasant trip. High mountain climb.
ing on good trails. Fine fishing and
hunting. For further particulars,
apply to Office of the
Columbia g. Okanogan Steam.
boat Co,
at Wenatchee.
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.. o. F.. Wenatchee Lodge, No.
157 meets at Sprague Hall every
Saturday night. F. c. NELSON.
Noble Grand: GEO. D. PERRY.
V1ce-Grand.: p. H. SHERBURNE.
Secretary.
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CIVIL ENGINEERS
FRATERN.lL NOTICES.

WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, Yule
Circle, No. So, will meet on first
and third Mondays of each month
in Eagles Hall. Henrietta Bige-
low, Guardian; Viola Gochnour,
Clerk
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cottage Oh one and three-rOOm
one on the other on Queen Anne ,
Hill, Seattle; price $500. James
Ajax, r. F. D. No. 2, Box PA.
1928
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
PAID ADV ERTISING.
FOR SHERIFF.

| FOR SHERIFF..
| 1 hereby announce myself as
a candidate for Sheriff of Chelan
county, Washington, subject to
the choice of the Democratic
psrty, at the primary election to
| be held on Tuesday, September 3.
In seeking this nomination,
am impelled to do so by friendly
assurance of support from many
quarters.
An investigation of my record
as a deputy in the office of the
present sheriff is invited by those
unfamiliar with it. Many Know
it.
If / am nominated and elected
I promise a faithful, economical
and efficient administration.
w. T. SIMMONS.
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Candidate Tor county AuutOF on the
Republican Ticket.
F. A. Reynolds, candidate for
county auditor on the republican
ticket, is in the city today. Mr.. Rey-
holds is one of the candidates who
has taken as his platform the enter
ing of no political combines.
"Thedirect primary law" said Mr..
Reynolds today, sis designed to do
away with the old plan of political
combination. Il is only by carrying
out the spirit of the law in this re-
spect that the voters themselves may
have the opportunity of selecting
their real choice at the polls.
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| FOR SALE-One acre of choice land
in best location within city limits,
divided in lots. For price and
| terms, phone 113?
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A. o. q. w, No. So. Meets at Bowe.
hall every Friday night of each
month. w. II. Dibble, III. W;
Chas. Becker, Recorder.
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half full of water on the COlumbia
we would like to have you along next
trip.
A. HAYSEED.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-21

EL sALTo
P Lacordaire, dominica

I'm barco habia dado In vuelta III mum
DO y regresaba at puerto Il tempo era
hermoso. toda Ia tripulaei0n se halaba SO
bre cuberta
In mono grande divertla los pasa-
ieros
Ese mono brncaba. saltaba hacfa niue
cas-, imltaba las gentes. Y vendo que Sc
ocupaban De ei continuaba sin cesar sus
ejerccios
~ lanzo sobre mn nino de doce amos, hi
I jo del captain del barco le arranc0 Il som
brero, que se eoloc6 sobre La cabeza. tre-
20 porel paio mayor
Todos reians pero q ni1o, con la cabeza
desnuda. nosabia si debfa reirse q llorar
FL mono So sento sobre una gavia. con
sus dientes. con sus unas, Sc puso des-
trozar FL somhrero
Pareeia que guerra hacer rabiar Al nj
no mostrandole el sombrero haciendole
sehas
El chico le amenazaba. le insultaba Il
fmono segnia destrozando a sombrero
Los marineros no cesabau dc reir Dc
repente, II muchacho So puso muy encar
nado, rabioso Sc quito la chaQueta Sc
dispuso perseguir III mono
De IN briuco lego hasta 81, pero Il ami
NAL mas agii mas diestro. SO escapaba
en- Fl momento en que Il nino creia alcan-
EAR el sombrero
No te esoaparas exclaE6 q chico
mientras trepaba persiemendo al mono.
I'll mono de trecho en- trecho, 10 llevaba
| cadaez mas arriba, sin que q niho cons-
guiera su prop0sito pero este. lleno de fu-
ror, no rennnciaba 4 la lucha
En- 10 alto del palo a mono sujetandose
comma mano Il una cuerda, puso 81 som
brero en Il extreme dc la gayia mas alta Y
subi6 tambien el hasta arriba; desde ALI
/ Sc refa ensenaba los dentes
Desde el paio hasta el extreme de la ga
via donde Sc encontraba Ell sombrero hahia
mas de dos mertos de distancia: de name
] ra Quenoera possible apoderarse de 81 sin
sotar Ia cuerda 81 palo.
Pero el chico estaba muy excitado. sol
to el palo paso la gava
Todo eI mundo miraba So refa de aQue-
LA lucha entire q mono a hiio del ca
pitan, pero cuando vieron que 81 niflo ha-
bia soltado Ia cuerda Y Sc colocaba sobre
la gavia, todos los marineros Sc quedaron
helados de miedo
AL hacer cualquier movmiento en- falso
podfa estrellarse contra 81 puente; 81 con
segufa apoderarse del sombrero, no podrla
bajar.
Todos aguardaban con ansiedad 10 que
iba suceder. De repente, alguien do IN
grto de terror
clio
En- aqueI momento, el capitan del barco
Ell padre del nino, salfa de su camarote ar
mado con una escopeta, con intencion de
matar gaviotas; VIC su hijo en- 10 alto