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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-08-25
Watch for Tag Day!

Watch for Tag Day!
Five Room Flat with bath. Modern
except heat. Phone 317 or 166.
R. S. Westby returned last week
from a visit to Minneapolis and ST.
Paul.
The Good Will Circle was enter
tanned at the Albert Johnson home
last evening. Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
Goyer were hostesses.
Mrs. Weldon returned Saturday
from visit at the home of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Berg, living near
Wabasso.
Miss Edna Anderson is in the city
tabulating information for the new
atlas of Redwood County which is to
be issued soon.
James A. Larson returned from
Walnut Grove Saturday and went to
st. Paul on the late train. Frank
Larson drove the car home Monday
in company with Dana Schmahl.
Redwood Falls was well represented
at the Sanborn ball game last Fri
day afternoon. Those who attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. MacRae, Judge
Laudon, Arthur Hassenstab, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. V. Everett, Miss Van Dusen
and Ben Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Larson were
called very suddenly to Heron Lake
Friday, by the death of Mrs. Larson's
uncle, Herman Arnold. Mr.. Arnold
and his wife visited at the Larson
home about two weeks ago. Death
twas caused by pneumonia and came
after a. short illness. - -
Rudolph Dehler, who has been in
the employ of the ScenicsCity Mar
ket, has purchased the dairy ronte
from A. M. Cain and will take pos.
session next Monday. Mr. Dehlel
proposes to keep enough cows to sup.
ply the needs of his customers with.
out depending upon outside sources
for his milk supply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
TO SELL AT AUCTION
Foodstuff Exhibited by Manufacturers
VIII Be Auctioned Tonight In Room
No. 5 West Main Street.

In spite Of their efforts the Nation
al Manufacturers Exhibit was fail
ure NJ far ny selling the goods on eX.
hlhit at retail prices Is concerned, ac
cording to those In charge " the show
4 large part at the goods was sold,
hut the quantity still on hand viii
have to be- closed out at wholesale
prices, and for that mirposce an auc
tion win be held at the building nj
West Main tonight
Large lots OF goods were sold at
prlces according TO their size all after
noon aud the highest bidder win get
the articles left tonight Even with
the goods closed oul Al this way IN,
net results VIII ~ good sand G. II Rus
sell OF the oklahoma e'anama Pacfi,
Exposition commission, who is "
charge NJ the show,
An gross proceeds VIII 20 towar,
the construction NJ the oklahoma
building nj the fair aud for the SAX,
~ the state Ms well as 10 get real bar
pmins the rcople are asked 10 com,
down aud lay In good stock u ne
i'ccssltics. Bargalus win he plentiful
and the goods are " the finest quail
ty. belng the exhibitions Of the dif
ferent companies aud representin
their best efforts
Al Of the exhibits were donated /,
the commission and the S,le Ia. witt
the exception nf exhibit costs, absolute
ly gross Tor the commission fund. Tb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
WILLIAMS Is COMING
Evangelist From jamestown, \. v,
Win Hold Revival at First United
Brethren Church Here.

After two months OF hard effort,
M Nine. pastor Of The First United
Rrclhrcn church. aud his people have
succeeded In securing Evangelist VII.
liams and Mrs. oliver w. Williams oI
jamestown, y Y. for revival cam.
naign early In January For twelve
years Or Williams has been the sue
crssful pastor NJ one NJ the leading
churches NJ jamestown From one to
three months each year has been given
~ eyangrlistic work outside OIL his own
church. During this time meetings
have hepu held In New York. pennsyl.
yanin. Wisconsin, Missouri aud Ne
bmska.
AZ present the evangellstic pnrty Is
la the midst Of u great revival cam.
pnigl At Waterloo, Iowa The eyangel-
lists will come direct from Waterlou
to oklahoma CITY Mrs Williams y n
woman NJ rare training and ability
I She directs the music, does solo work
and conducts special meetings for va
men, girls aud children. Dr. Nine aud
his church are very busy getting ready
for this meeting and kindly extend nj
| invitation Ia pastors and churches Ol
/ the city and gospel teams To- unit,
aud make this meeting city.wde Il
~ Influence. q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
FOUR WERE ENDORSED
Charitable Institutions Of the City
Are Given Permission 10 Solicit
Funds for Their Needs.

A speclal report was ISSUED Sstur-
day afternoon by the Charities En.
dorsement board appointed some
months ago to Investigate the various
charitable institutions II the city and
cards OF endorsement were issued TO
those institutions which were deemed
worthy. II was feared that the people
~ the city were being imposed upon
he INSCRIPTIONS persons who were III.
vcrting funds subscribed In the name
~ some more or less fictitious organ.
izatl0n to their own use
The institutions granted the approx.
nj OF the hoard were the Young wo-
mems Christian association, the Unit
ed Proyldent association, the Sunbeam
Home association and the Oklahoma
Orphanage, the latter on slx months
probation. While the Young womens
Christian association IL not primarily
charitable Institution, It Is engag
ed In the work to some degree and Il
recognized by the board. ANY one from
whom funds are solicited is allowed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

remaining goods have been moved TO
the first floor and win be sold there
| tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
u. y. TO HAVE MOST or WORLDS
TRADE WHEN WAR Is ENDED

Washington, Dec. n The close of
the European war viii see the United
States firmly established IN possession
Of n share Of the worlds trade never
before gained by American manufsc-
turers In the opinion Of Dr c. ". A.
VediiS, commercial attache 10 the en-
hassg At Paris who has departed Cor
his post The field Of operations Gov
ers the greater part " southern Ell'
rope
There IA bound 10 he sentimental
boycott for many Years On The Iarf
~ the hcllleereni nations against lbr
goods Of their enemies said Dr
ve,litz Vow why should ass Amer
ican good- take the place o. csmno.
diiies Of countries thar are taooosdP
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
I.FSS COTTON CONSUMED
CENSUS BUREAU ANNOUNCES

Washington. Dec. lA-Cotton con.
sumed in November was 420,8gs bales
exclusive ot linters, compared with
456,3SI In November, last year the
census bureau announced today. Con
sumption for four months ending No
vember 30, was 1871 ,31S bales against
1 ,Si3,084 last year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

to ask to see the card Of authorize
ion before making subscriptions
The board as appointed by the
chamber Of commerce consists Of Dr.
Phil c. Baird, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church; president; Dr
\. Il. Cunningham, Vice president +
A. Whitten, secretary Of the Retailers
association, secretary, and II. W. Camp
bell, counsel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
RAILWAY MAGNATE DEAD
AFTER MANY YEARS SERVICE

Chicago, Dec William David
Cantillon, w, until last May general
manager Of the Chicago and North
western railroad is dead here Of
heart trouble. Mr. Cantillon entered
the service Of the railroad as freight
brakeman In 1875.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
MARKETS.
Oklahoma Livestock.

tArrLE An early trading was on q
steady basis Monday, In the cattle diyl,
ION. Around i,im head turned up but
the hulk was mixed aud butcher stuff 4
few loads Of good hceyrs we're found.
NJ which q Warner OF Apache. Ok
had the best Tie had three loads, part
nf thom bringing sta5 The hulk OF the
SO stuff went at N75d0,S Good bulls
sell AZ Si2iml.D Cnoice veal calves are
quoted al ~ .5dpO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Stuykrr aud
Nnln. Tod L...I.l-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

h0hsaa 'liy, No Dee n Caitle 10.
~lpE lh0p; market 10 To Ia lower,
lllme fel steers O506r n 00 dressed beef
'lerrs NwdN,21. COWS aud helfets sf7S
"9N suckers and feeders sGO0IS ~
bulls SOOetdN. calves HOOdIlD
Hog receipts 1890 market steadr,
heavy Mhiei1sO packers aud butchers.
A6p0a %, light sGSJaFOO gJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Irder Nntne

u'tN WIN very light rcccipts here
today the hog market was study 10
Mhs WN with odd head bringing Z.
The hulk went nj sdAd6e0. rigs sell
nc s. Mn6 ~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

while on the motionless dog.
Al last the dog pTicked ~ ~ Sars
and whined softly; then he gavo /
short, sharp bark. The next no
ment Pollyanna heard voices. and
very soon their owners apDearel
three men carrying stretcher and
various other articles.
The tallest OF the party--s amooth
shayen, kind-eyed man whom Polly
anna knew BY sight ~ "Dr. Chill
ton'--adyanced cheerily.
well. my little lady. playing
nurse?"
"Oh. no. SIR" smiled Pollyanna.
rive only held his head haven't
given him mite OF medicine. But
I'm glad was here.
80 am l." nodded the doctor. rs
he turned his absorbed attention
to the injured man.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13
sUYrAlO ssl.l- lII,lsElx


Features! There are TO many Of
them In the performance Of The sslls-
Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill Thin
selfp. s'1s 10 appear in u Junta.
Saturday. June goth. And one Of
the principal things in features u 70
be that OF Devlin's zouaves. which
appear exclufiveiy with the Selis-F'io-
to combination.
Deviin's zouaves consist Of 4
troupe OF young men who have mas
tered every exhibition maneuver
known TO military life. With . speed
that Is wonderful. they storm forts,
form pyramids. scale walls. carry
Ing their firearms. their ammuni-
ton and their impedimenta with
them: they make ranks and break
them. they whirl here and there with
. speed that seems impossible. And
yet. there il never = misstep. never .
misunderstanding Of q signal.
However. Devlin's Zouaves form
only one OF the acts OF the great COM
bination Of Sells-Fioto and Buffalo
Bill For Col. w. F. Cody II to ap-
pear personally in the performance.
There Is great company OF Indians.
riders and ropers and other perform
ers. presenting a drama OF civtliza-
ton called the "Warpath." which
will show the progress OF life from
the frontier times to the present day.
And. OF course. there will be the
pther features of the circus. the hun
dreds Of acrobats. aerialists and
pretty equestriennes. the great me
nagerie with Bon. the blood-sweat-
ing behemoth: the three great herds
Of elephants and Fora. the "bravest
woman In the world" There will
be. too. Marguerite emo Capt. Dutch
Ricardo and their wonderfully train
ed lions and tigers: the five United
States government hyneys. pony that
walks a tight rope. Omar. the balloon
horse; the Stickney and Hobson fam.
lilies OF riders. the Human Ferris
Wheel and many other attractions
And. oh. yes. there are forty clowns
Don't believe Il, Go out and count
EN-. then.
And beyond that. there'il be . pa.
rade At 1890 o'clock the morning OF
the performance. with all the cages
open and the ten bands playing and
the clowns piiing over everything. the
Giant Serenadum and the vocalins
playing their machine-mnde lungs tc
pieces. And ahead Of the great pro
cession will be Buf.aIo fill himself
Americas best beloved citizen. lead
lag the parade ~ = special honor q
this city.
The price Of the whole show Al
cheap ~ ever. ss cents. and ssata fol
$4,000 persons. -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13
'a.ss-sss. A....ls :. NisAt MarsAai

M y
"a BekoskI, tailor who has besn
in the employ Of J. v. WEIGH during
the past eighteen months. 70 In the
county jail charged with having made
: murderous assault upon Night Mar
shall Kennedy last Monday night.
Bekoski and . friend were seated IN
the court house park about 10 O'Clock
last Monday night. and - they were
talking. rather boisterously were eau
toned BY an officer to keep quiet.
Bekoski's friend got mp and started
home. the officer adjusting his hat
70 keep It from falling off. Bekoski
took mis- friendly act In the nature
or nm assault and became much en-
ragged. making threats TO some Of his
friends that he was going to get
the night marshal
Later In the evening Night Marshal
Kennedy was making the rounds.
trying some Of the front doors on
Colorado avenue. He found the door
OF WEIGHS tailor shop open. and -
he stepped inside encountered Be-
koski. who poked shotgun into
his belly. with the remark:
You're Kennedy. ain't you! Well.
I've been looking for you"
II was case Of mist ken identity
as Kennedy was not the officer who
had cautioned him to keep quiet
earlier In the evening.
The night marshal grabbed the
barrel Of the gun. and then knocked
Bekoski down with stiff poke from
his right. and as he got up knocked
him down again. Bekoski was taken
TO the county jail. but as yet has not
had n preliminary examination.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13
s.ns. Fe skin. Colorado Avea.e

tSssso 10 oasss" .ss~S1 0&Sss suvN10C
In q somewhat classy ball game
played At Pastime Park last Wednes-
day afternoon before n large and en-
thusiastic bunch Of fans. Santa Fe
avenue downed Colorado aveaue BY
. score OF IL to s. The battery
for Santa Fe avenue was George
Little and Lester 6icnardson and
for Colorado avenue Herbert Rapp
and Maurice Stubs. Among the
players for Santa Fe avenue were
winchell. Oberiing. Brosius. Botkin.
Wilson. McCauley and Arntzen. and
for Colorado avenue Leo Prinster.
King. Forney. Moore. Crotch. Dani-
her and Ira Woman.
The feature Of the game Was the
pitching Of Little. who OBLIGATED for
the first time In thirteen years In n
pitchers box. and pitched hard aud
strong ball for SIX innings without
passine . man TO first He also
struck out dozen or more. Twen-
y years ago 0sorgs officiatsd - the
boz artist on La Junsa's .fiE1er -
and achieved ea1e sooolD 49, = =
spitbaIl ssuo1k - - 60 - =
TsagAe - Nv - ~ 49, ~
- ~ ~ - - - . - -
wouD1 - ~ u Juaen,s ~ I'm.
~ eoa1oso - - Csoorado aveaus
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

fasesee HorrsoeS bsusy 1oo0oy
You say . revival IL Temporary: -
II ;.ith--but Il DOES you gooA
Tie void hasn't Joined the
church: the church. has joised the
world.
The most good for aoshlns. uss-
lsss creature on Gods aist 10 . mere
society woaaa.
when Z seaad ~ 70 preach every.
boy Ieoks alike: II cot sfraiA q
any Old aoesy-tass.
ssas Sslks ought y - saksa
devn - 0e1's baehheuss asd have
~ hsss sssns1 - -.
Ths average slssy vhe hass'e
soesaes4 tsag skirts hes ~ NJ
gras1oesAss baeks1 sss ~ bsasAs.
When Il esoss - ~ diveees eues-
elsa. IN . Keenan, Cathe,le fsoo ~
~ - ~ hes1 - ~ hestso q ~
sssA.
S'vs GB61uess1 49, nve G1onn,
Asas; ~. ! 60 - = - IT. NM
Ill IL
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

Work vas conasacsd last Moo.
day morning o. L. Junta's rev
freight osfios. IN improvement that
has bssn promised asd heDsd for.
Ter . dessa ysass or more. and nev
b sooa 70 - reality. Ths builA-
lag. Which b located Immediately ID
froat oe ~ Drsssat euatssss q ~
6sse go u ~ yards. b - - 3SxSS
test u 6i0sasleas. aad e Win -
tvo seos5ss b hslsAth With . hase.
neat TAsss wtli - aiss sseas b
~ building. anl saeA eeflelal q ~
fpsagAs department. vill have . ~
vase eeflee all - hiossoe. vhleA Nh
- . 1ee16e1 iapssvsnsae svse ~
0e1us s0ssesdi now b vegus. ~
~ fesagbt effscs VA - ready IT,
eeespesey aboss July sen.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

". D. xsans1y. . eesnse speeloD
eefoess ~ ~ ossss n. ~ ~ .
sesoss usabss - ~ Albueuegpue
Peelss fesrs. hes ~ oosoallo1 =
sigAs aasshsl = suessel - CO.
sus. 80 wsas y vess ~ GAaus1ay
ntghe.
Mn. chaaps Ssassssa ~ sssss.
- ~ o61soes q ~ 3Boouoe eAans.
- sre0 ussksosy. CAM. = Ca1o
neshss. CAM. 80 ~ osasjeuan
~ ~ ~ hssooag bosAs,ers hell
= Il Juaea ~ ssvseal ossshs \ y.
eo1eliy eoaas1 = eeoosnplaelns ~
foee that ~ ~ 0ove Mn = Seno
Mn. J. 1eesai Whletlashel. e ~.
osaa. 1oese. ~ ~ - ~ e
~ neehee. Nm CAasseo loepooea1.
- ~ l1soaks ~ psou1 49, =
Dguoeoey oDo11ns ~ ~ 49, ~
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ peooo6nS1 ~
~ . ~ ~ ~ 96o111oy ~.
~ q ~ - Go0oo : loGl0nc16oo'
- ~ = - 8 ooo0vo - q ~.
- = : s's;.sIsss = .. Is.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

pesgs veek Les 0rsslp Nm bsGls
~ esoeeloo - . es0sae ~ - ~
Doees 80 ME eootA - towa. ~
~ IN - so1ossa NJ = 6ea0sees
~ 6osoy Ssse ~ hslehe wteA . -
ooeoGy q 80 osas c. n. 1a0ans -
m Ceo1las. vhe IT, ssvssaD yeosa
~ eooaoeoel wteA ~ ooAoo Assl.
eu0snsal CooDeoe. ~ ~ e1oesaee IT.
holo1ln0 ~ ~ 81 IN bog1g uesh
noas Woeh. ~. 0seolv ~ Dooooe6
. ~ - en- ~ eoe1oooo ~ ~
Dupunaeo1 - ess1oaos eoeoee ~
6lop6s ~ f10llae ~ ~. -leanea-
~ -.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-13

o. ~ Mea-Ahsue-1evn 49,
- ~ 6ssaA ~ - eotnA ~ -
vaoos seAe6ule - ~ Il Juala ~
- eessass CsuUany ~ ~ 49,
0ss.
= fas - ~ kssv. u Jusea =
~ saly peees estss1s ~ qsally ~
eesses vhsss ~ \ 1solvsesd @ . ~.
eese seoeoule. oos thso u Juata =
always Heses ~ ahea1 - any g
~ ~ - ~ ves1l eayvay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-24
Cronicas espanolas
VALENCIA.

En- nuestroS tiempos de chicos del ms
tltuto cruzaban estas GALES unos huerta-
nos en- mangas de camisa, faja, panuelo
Gle seda q la cabeza, los brazos arreman-
gados. Conducian dichos ostentosos la
brlegos un carrito comparable al que
pasea los ninos en- tornO q la fuente del
Prado, ahi en- Madrid Colgaban cas-
cabeles del toldo de cretona y asomaban
entire las ruedas unas heladoras dora
das, y al lado brillaban los vasos de VI
drlo y qulza un ramo de dallas con hier-
ba Tdrialuisa. Desde lejos oiase ell tin-
tlneo de los cascabeles, y a POGO dobla-
ba la esquina ell catafalco ambulante Y
deteniase y Sc hallaba en- seguida rodea-
do ue rapaces III barraquero sin soltar
el carretoncillo, aunque echando atras
ell cuerpo y entornando los ojos lanzaba
una canturia oriental. !. Quejumbre,
que Sc reducia pregonar hor-
chata y "aigua de siba". Era
pintoresco ell grupo destacando en- la
portada de una iglesia italianesca 8 en-
un patio heraldico.
Solo he vuelto a encontrar de los dias
aquellos un vendedor de cacahuets =
que Sc anuncia con una trompeta Y
luego dice: Yo soy Fulano, corneta
del regimiento de Balen." Han de
saparecido los horchateros. Hasta aho-
ra, llnicamente en- ell mercado encontra-
mos que Sc perpetuase ell quito al zumo
de las chufas lC6mo Sc explica la dis
minucion? Porque no acaece los va
lenclanos como a los confiteros, que lie
gan hastiarse de sus almlbares les
amargan los dulces. Nunca Sc dara ese
case aqui, donde los cosecheros Sc reser-
van las meJores naranjas y ell arroz de
calidad. Y antes la seda. Producer su
industria 8 la industria, combinados con
el arte y ell epicure1smo, cualquier ref
namientO, y los levantinos Sc 10 brindan
a 81 mismos y 10 divulgan por ell mundo
despues TERRA con extremada perso-
nalidad que no acata sino que impone
los gustos.
Pues 81 ningun valenciano que Sc es-
time deja de refrescar con horchata
media tarde Las matronas, en- que
obu,Ja lo h,,cr,,acSo 1o1 ,NoSc o1o loo,
una jicara de chocolate espeso. All, y
la ensaimada Ahora mismo esta en-
frente de mi el ilustre pintor Filiol, 3
sobre una de las mesas ultramodernas
que decoran el vestibulo del C1rculo de
Bellas Artes ha depositado un vase en-
cue ell helado forma terrones que llega-
rlan al paladar. Nos invita- 80 Vols
an got de horchata?"
-Muchas gracias. Nosotros va es-
tuvimos hoy en- la horchaterla.
Quereis saber como son las horcha-
terias en- la terra de las chufas? Las
mas prestigiosas Sc refugiaron al pie
del campanario de Santa Catalina. Qui-
"a para comodidad de los cl6rigos y las
devotas, predilectos clientes. Tn rotu-
10 de mas menos fantasia y las puer-
tas embadurnadas de verde de rojo.
En- la ventana apaisada una persiana de
junco Ell vestibulo revistio paroles y
suelo de azulejos, siempre brillantes, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-24

tar una horchaterfa que Sc emplazara
debaJo de un toldo listado como los del
corpus; rodeada de flores y mas flores
aun-esas rosas de ensaimada-y que
decoren los cacharros hispanomoriscos
Gle Manises. Las camareras vestiran d1
orocatel blanco y orc, al estilo anti
quo. Los estilos antiques de Espana
que debian anhelarse para ell poryenir
Federico GARCIA SANCHEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-08-24

en- las Junturas queda La pasta con one
Sc bruno la ceramica popular. No fal-
tan unas macetas con hortensias 8 cla-
veles. Preside una obesa y congestiona-
da madame, que puede vestir habito v
que luce peinado de peinadora castiza '
que no olvida la bandolina Medallion
al pecho, y Ell ell pupitre, con tablero de
marmol, un diario de la region, un fanal
con blzcochos y ensaimadas un plu-
nero Gle palma contra las moscas. De
cuando en- cuando sc escapa del mostra-
dor un suspiro. 5.
En- ell departamento contiguo, adonde
Sc entra por una puerta de cristales es-
merilados, aguardan diez, doce veinte
mesas de marmol y las sillas de reiilla
que son menester Ell suelo esta enlo.
sado con Un tabero immense de aiedrez
A la redonda, un zocalo de MADEIRA en-
carnada 8 blanca, y Ell 10 alto, ,unos pan
neaux' de paisajes y flores, pintados al
oleo, segGn la luminosidad sorollesca
Lamparas con gasas y globos de fanta-
sia. Una reduction litografca del car
tel de fiestas. Tiestos con verdura. Unas
letras doradas debajo de un cristal So
bre un portion q. gu1a la sala de los re-
trescos Gle bodas. indispensable ell
ideal de los comerciantes con tienda. en-
reloj grande Y con marco historiado, ell
cuanto ornamentacion. !. Sc respira
limpieza, lim6n, y barquillo fcrss y mai
gusto... Solo seducs1 las esbeltas to-
rrentinas agaceladas Jas turisanas con
su belleza ardiente, todas con un paiiue-
10 de seda a pliegues hasta modelarles ell
busto, encorsetadas, acartonadas con ell
corse, y la falda de campana, unos cha
pines de tac0n Luis XIV, ell mono pega
do Y lustroso y las pupilas CO.
mo 81 quisieran revelarnos un secreto..
No hablan, no sonr1en, no Sc timan" =.
Pasan con la bandeja Ell alto la mira
ola en- ef suelo.
La clientela podria entonarsa en- ne
gro de sotanas de mantos dc senoras
mayores. Algunos parroquianos llegan
Ell uno de esos coches familiares, que va
no sc usan, con un caballuco. estribo
que Sc cierra cortinillas moradas. Las
suegras y las nueras huertanas, que aca-
so poseen un molino al otro lado del
Turia, y que vinieron de compras, pre-
s6ntanse con las cestas abarrotadas Y
los paQueteS de lienzo envueltos en- pa
pei de seda. Aquella muchachica, la
que merc0 un quinqu6, tiene un terri
bic dolor de muelas No sc atreve sor-
ber la horchata. Que pena que sus ojos
no expresen otras tristezas Tambi6n
acuden muchas chicOs, marineritos, ca
balleros de pamela, un POGO desfigura-
dos por Sus trajes ligeramente absurd0s
Por tlltimo, he ahi a Amparito con su
mama, las dos que apechugaron con la
moda de los drapes" y en- un velador
pr6ximo Sc extasia en- un doncel y pidi6
ceryeza y fuma y sc abanica con un aba
nico en- que aparece Belmonte en- una de
sus yer6nicas. . Sc habla dialecto y cas-
tellano, " aunque sin propon6rselo,
triunfa el bilingiie de los sainetes de
Escalante. =.
"a mi, Rosetta, m 'apetece un pan
quemao y aqua de sebada''
Hubo un Jap6n de ensueno, y podia
existir unaValencia de ensueno tambien
FL pintor Fillol Sc entretiene en- proyec-