The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-10
THAT DON JAIME,
SENOR|TA'S PAPA
I. CAN'T LOSE HIM
Whole World Over Travels
Don Rafael, Charming Ro-
Sara's Father-No Use!

Down the gangplank of the Spanish
liner Montserrat. in to-day from BARGE
Iona. came q group consisting of fine
old Mexican gentleman and three girls,
one Of thcm q child, all OF whom
showed even more than the usual in
terst In scanning the faces OF those
gathered at the pier. with varied ex-
pressions they made sure that Don
Jaime cairova OF Mexico City. million
aire. but . mere tradesman. was not
there to meet them.
The eye of Don Rafael Limon. also
Of Mexico City. landowner and aris-
tocrat. glowed with relief and satisfac-
tion. He smiled. The Senorita Rosara.
his Oldest daughter. turned from gayety
to sadness. She pouted. Her sister
ophelIa and her little sister. Emma,
shrugged their shoulders They also
smiled sad little sympathetic smiles mt
wss not looking.
The Limon party has been travel
Ing away from Mexico for nearly a
year. Don Jaime Cairova was the
cause Of II all. Don Rafael saw too
much Of him around their home In
Mexico. Don Rafael did not like the
way the senorita Rosara's eye lighted
up when Don jaime entered the room.
He determined to give his daughters
. change Of scene. where the land
scape would not forever be decorated
With the smiles and the flashes OF the
handsome eyes OF Don Jaime.
DON JAIME sTRoLLs IN AFTER
THEIR ARRIVAL.
The family packed up and went to
Havana within day OF their arrival
Don Jaime strolied into the restaurant
Of the Hotel TELEGRAPH. cast a warm
Glance toward the Senorita Rosara,
bowed with precise courtesy to the
whole group. rolled and lighted cigar
stts, and strolled back. casting one
more eloquent. devastating smile over
his shoulder At the eldest daughter as
he departed.
Tue senorsta Rosara told her story OF
tn subsequent hurried migrations
from port to port. II was clear that
DON Rafael Limon did not IKE tho
tals OF the spirit with which his daugh-
ter told II. but ne In always gentle
man, and u the public must be taken
into me confidence OF ones family the
senss Of etiquette Of a true Mexican
gentleman Will keep him from Letting
his goat loose. Al the romance was un'
folded by the spVkling-eyed younp
lady. however. there were only partly
nAddls distance.
From Havana" giggied the senoritt
Rosara, I'VE 60 20 barcelona BARGE
Iona h-what you call him. 70 dry? S,
dunf Such . bore. But for two day
only. Senior. For then comes again Dol
Jaimep Carr
''Por dos buenos," muttered Do
Rafael under his brlstling gray mus
ta0hs. OTo mas, el hombre Seno
Jaime Ca!rova!' or words to that effecl
meaning that once more that mere per
son. Mr.. Jim caivero. was on the Job.
AND THE sENoRlTA, SHE JUS
GioGLEs.
"Te-hs-ha-ha!' gigg!ed Senortta Re
sara. I'VE go 10 Marseiiles. Marseille
ID 20 nice. We like to stay there on
month. But-tbe third day, Do
"Ah-h-h-h-h' Don Jaime! You hea
siST' grosned Don Rafael Limon.
so We go 10 Alexandria. There
4 Don jaime. The father. he says "
snail go 10 Constantinople. But ne
play the treeck. We go instead to II
catArack. But-te-he-ha-ha-at the Ca
arack araok IL Don Jaime"
Here Don Rafael Llmon said thins