The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-07-16
SPANISH ETIQUETTE.
s.,..rss, 70 Servants and Even shs
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UaIN res" TO
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r,om What we saw and from
~, hannened to rs made up q
~ spanish etiquette. II as
I,lrv uot correct. bat | offer it
J te result Of our experiences.
y o,ss- orle may have had differ
irr- IONS. If you are OF the
80 sev never wear short skirt.
,.ar- az English walking hat un-
80 are willing 10 have people
e4-, yol and sometimes cal
sr.-rsa lf you have red hair dye
rrsrar-d to be saluted as
@p Nevei bow 10 a man un-
t hi hsI lrst. IL you are
oa may dress as an English
- oneutic rsror or a chorus
s-. from garmcs without excit-
-a s Nays. wear glasses.
1f,oa arc bird lake dog on a
e-'r When y1a sit down at the
tebe az arise always bow and say,
4Brsra4 Th' IS i'm psratiye. You
r-y io-.ie pcoule without apology,
~ revc- speak, 10 any one without
saving Your race" be ne noble,
f-al II i.rrar. "W-ill your grace
al No .la favor to bring me my
coffee NJ o'clock tomorrow Z"
rorH -trke an American bellboY
Will di may But it is the literal
trs~lat.on II .hc Spanish request.
Never tellale 10 clear out but
sav tha. YOU have left your purse al
home ana that you will remember
him tomorrow or gently murmur
thst God viii reward him, vhereat
he win smile, thank you and depart
Thee same beggsrs, who spring
I'd on every side, seem TO have g
c5le Of etiquette We could not faith
on. After two or three days there
were few who begged only from
ne, two or three Others who be
sought Jean. Evidently we ware
unjTstood to be the patrons OF GER
tain borrars who out OF a cscvd OF
nen1icants we're the only ones 70
z approach rs who would take Their
dole with thanks or If we ssid "to
morrow" would smilingly baci
away al once
A trip into Snain ought to near
more than sketches OF life as VIC
saw il in a single city, Yet it We
orr pleasure to lrcer on in Mad
rid, With the ezreption of thre
dar spentin Toleio and the Escu
risl, ior the whole of our tw
months holiday, and TO retusn d
rect to Paris without seeing any o
the southern country, 80 beloved b
other tourists. Socan any one won
der thss to us Spain means Madrid
the crY OF marvellous contrasts p
Z c. Allen In Outing
When Ohio Fa iisd.
In the midst Of G. B. Galhesths
lecture on Lafayette" the other
nighi1t the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION he spent quite a httle
TINE On the Incident Of the princely
sun Of $4,000 which he brought
with hn 70 this country and gave
10 CO. gress.
Wien lafayette returned to the
ni'ed States about forty-two ynars
rieF congress voted him 100000
u return for the $4,000 which he
gave TO Ms in that time of great
need When the vote was taken ey-
cry siate IN the Union voted for II
Nl1h-les Us mention it softly-ths
ceplon OF Ohio" - Columbus
Dispatch.
Left rn Called For.
When Wilkinson vent 10 his Of
nee one day last week he felt calm
sae contented. He hsta't any need
70 worry about his wife,s loneliness
an more. for he had bought cspi-
'ai vsthdog for her.
DN alas, whca he arrived home
~ sle met him with the deplora-
o's news neF' that the dog bad gone.
ha" said wilkinson. 'Did he
oreak The chain. thon ?"
40 see replied, 'Tbut . great,
eely nonng tramp came her md
ss'ea 20 impudently that Ii th.
loose But instead Of tesvin,
- rlnp 10 pieces the nasty do
ven Of vith him"
a., Sfeat Scott" said Wilkinson.
mat must have been the tramp |
ooaghi him fromp-London Ex-
press.