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Filfllt with Mexico."
OLITICAL unrest
and revolution in
Mexico are con.
fined to men only,
for in this land of
to-morrow there is
no such anomaly
as militant suffra-
zetlv. or female sol-
' die’-'» Wvhatis more,
till; women have no
V 'sliiliitiou ln this
ga / direction. The Mex-
/ lean matron and
__ maiden are too
M@I1iil in ideals ever to care to & other
than the seiiorn, the lover of home: or
the ieiiorltiz. content wiili love and re-
ligion, in fhe role of sweetheart.
Mme. Cnrideron de la Barca, wife ol'
the first Spanish lliinistei' to Mexico,
writes of the revolution of 1840 against
Rustamente, when the rebels held the Na-
tional Palace and the government occu.
pied the Ciududela:-
"The tranquillity of the people is ns-
tonisliing. ln what other city 'in the
world would they not have taken one
side ‘or the otiier? Shops shut down,
thousands out of eiiiploynieiit. idle peo-
ple-exlstilig i-It-avi-n kiiows now! Groups
collect about liie doors, speculate nlmiit
liie proimliilities. but uwuit der-isioii of
military cliiofsias if it were ii judizinent
of Heavcii from which it were botii use-
less and inipious to appeal!"
As she is to-du_v, so will llie woiuun in
Mexico he to-niorrow, mid pg-rlnips
later centuries will find hor nnich the
same-gentle. hcnuliful, liewitcliiiig. with
a little knowledge of iniisic and French.
Higher educalioii for woinon has not
yet received the stnnip of Mexican np-
provnl. The question of wonieii‘s rights
has not been agitated in this pi'o\'iiice
of procrastination. G -
\Vomun'l Sphere.
The home is iitill woiiiun`s sphere in
Mexico, Here domestic life savers of
the East, With Moorisli niuniiers rather
than those `of`Aiaerican ideals. In the
City of Mexico the wealthy women ridc
in 'closed carriages in the balmy nir, und,
though ii veil is'nnl'. considered nhsoluteiy
necessary. it is generally worn, and no
young woman with proper self-respect
is seen on the streets unattended. 'i`lie
duenna accompanies the seilorila, who
is never allowed to go to the theatre
alone with her lover. Strict rules these,
perhaps, iiiitl the mothers ot' families
consider no inau trustworthy. Their
home life and restrictions lia\'e been in-
herited from their Spanish ancestors.
The social circle among the liilxlier
classes is strictly xguardcd and their
houses of thick walls, lnirrcd windows
and massive doors serve to prevent in-
trusion. ` °
The Mexican vocabulary, slhilunt
with softest Spanish, is the language of
love, and yet their dictionary docs not
chronicle the word hnine. Tlieir equiva-
lent, casa, means lionse, but this iiiipliesg
to the fullest. the idea that a Mcxieairs
home ls»liis castle. ln his euan liie
proud Mexican is free from prying eyes.
for, though the'Castlllnn be submissive
to priest and King, his descend:-uf in
Mexico enjoys the refuse of home.
where as head of tho house his rule is
absolute. Never does there come li. time
when ehildreh "do not know IN1l`0l\l"l lil"
thority, and reverence of Dllffllis ln'
creases with the passing years. Though
all respect is shown the father, n
man never becomes too old or distin-
guished to kills the hand of his mother.
Divorce Unknown. ‘
Mexico can claim innocence of divorce,
though its absence docs not always in-
dicate domestic fellcily. A nina H05
his wife often live under the same roof
and do not speak for YHIYS- 911°” ‘“’“‘l"
ini; the siieiitlgrit of the other. _The
very pattern at their homes/ with DFIBUH'
like whidovvlilséenis to foster exclusive-
ness. Domestic freedrnn, as \m¢lvrll°°<1
by Americans, is absent. lim-inoay 11005
not al"wa'ys 'prevail even among the
nearest of kin, and family feuds often
lead to ltahblagl. duels and dellllli-
Marrlngo with the Mexicans is a f0!"
xnidwbla undertaking, since two cere-
moniesare necessary if one wishes the
hlesslngof this Ciinrcli as xvellas the
civil servlc _without which the tial01\
can not hiieibiallled. Despite the fact
that the-iirtuegroom must sniirly 01°
ann-t i.r1asimnfi:,‘¢iw louse and its
are not numer-
tlie higher ctllllillelnlx
is nrrsnn Y _
la the affair
ous.
among
Dlrents.. i
are
Among
hinted, it
lmn than hul-
ln their 
hwtletiuihrlt Ili!
an extent' that
iii Amtflol-
compliment!
niynlo
uh Hs*
to
' li*iii’él°.e<»/°i;’i  i
._t` _
.,,. ~
 _ 5;
by
     0 W
D¢l'l1sps:'as ii special encouragement,
drops hilna flower, which he cherislies.
if I8 all elaborate code. that includes
smuggled letter; conveyed hy the clmr.
CDHI _render or water carrier. lloineos
Sigh in the moonlight or thrum their gui-
tars vi-lrh.llassienate melody, while their
Juliets. listen above ln the haicongem
answering with the eoqnetry of mantilla
and fan.
"SoeinI_ lteintlonl vrlth A|||¢g|,§§|,._
lhe aristocracy of the City of Mexico
cures for no social relations with Amer-
'°'"f9~ wiwther this is due to aversion
°" 39”i°U5Y it is hard to decide. 'They
are loath to admit Americans to the
privacy of their homes, for the American
gnged in coininerciiil strife and the race
for dollars. The impulsive nature of
the Mexican makes it hni-d for him (0
sland the Aiiiz-ricnn's inatter-of-fact tem-
peimnsnt. This is true of the rt-lution
also between Aiiiericuuwoiiieii und Mex-
ican men. Tile \\-oiiioii of 'the United
States find the ideas of the races so
l`“d|C_"l|Y opposed that marriage with
Mexican aeiiurs seidoiii spells happiness
or even liarniony_ The Mrxicaii husband
does not give his wife either the coni-
panionship or confidence the American
woinnii craves and expects. However,
there are exceptions, 'as in all eases,
where Americans and Mexicans have
S00ll1lUZ|y enjoyed connubinl bliss. Bowie,
the hero of tho Alamo, whose name has
been' bequeathed to u murderous knife,
mui'ried a seiiorita; as has also many
anotlior f`i'oiitil_-rsiiian, for the beauty of
these women when they are young, even
among the plniner classes, far exceeds
that of the average American girl. Occa-
sionally, also, a Mexican wt-ds an Amer-_
lean woman, for the into Princess ltur-
bide, inother of 'Don Agustin, the
adopted son of thc ill-fated iiinxiiiillian,
was a Miss Green, of \\'asiiington.
Senor Don .\iurtins Romero, ii distin-
guished diploniatist. m_nrried Miss Lulu
Allen, of .\'ew York, when he was Min-
ister froni Mexico to the United States.
The truth remains, though, that Mex-
icans distrust Americans far iiiore than
Americans distrnst;_ them. _ Since the.
acquisition of the 600.000 squniii; 'miles
ceded by Mexico to the Unitedllisitates
after the victories of Scott and..Taylor
the Mexicans hwve secretly feared the
dominance of Americans. The`lesson of
the .\lamo'taught 'them the disaster that
follows American colonization in Mex-
ican provinces. Their land, satisfied in
the traditions of centuries, cures as little
for Ainfricsii people ns it does for Anier-
ican push. Prolzrcss to the Mexican is
a nuisance, n bore; for life holds for him
the ciiurm of living rather than of
ninnssing wealth. ;\'ntui'c supplies his
needs with prodigal iuvishness-then why
worry? That is his creed. The Mexican
women are not iiiippy in the United
States. but long for the seclusion of their
own homes and the congenial company
that discusses fancy work rather thnii
politics. -
The Mexican \vl!c'.
The married Mexican lady does not
go niuch into society, as custom keeps
her from mixed assemblies, and her hori-
zon does not extend beyond husliand,
home and children. Such is their ina-
teriiul devotion that 4_'hey cannot endure
for their sons to leave theni to enter
business in cities, and much of the lack
of progress in this land, sb rich in unde-
veloped wealth, is diio to the unwilling-
ness of tli'e Mexicans to sever ties of
home and niotliers’ tears at separation.
'1‘lie Mexican wife does not lose her
ideiitity- as in America by marriage, but
retains her own name, adding that of
hcr_ liusbnnd. -For instance, President
Diaz married, when ii widower, the heali-
tiful and charming young Ilomero Rnbio.
whose name became then “Sellers Donn
Carmen Romero Riibio de Din1..";,.Sucli
was her sweetness of character and
philantliropy tlnit as n terui of endear-
ment the _Mexicans called her "Cnr-
mellta."' iler charities to the old and~tlie
helpless won hor a warm place in the
affections of the people vvhoni hci- hus-
band ruledas a 'despotlc President, and
"1 MEHCD is usually a mercenary, en- 
   ME,IC_  
L/
Mexican Wiimsn Recreation from 0
riding nngunvrled with her liusiniiid lo
his automobile or wrilkiiig by his ning tn
church. Every one knew hor to he the
friend of the working girl and thc weak.
ldilueutioii of \\'omen.
-\\'it.h tho nscciidaiiicy of Ula'/. u s_\'stcin
of- -iiubliul-elliiciition was iiiiliigiiiiiiitell
that has contiiiued since lS'I,li. .-\l~out
onl!~i1llif of the lloplilatioli can rcntl and
write, for, ns Diaz l_-.vpi'i-s.~'c<l it. “\\'i~
have learned from 'Japan that o<li'c:ilioii _
is one thing needflil to it poopIe."' 'i`ln-l
convicts are also l:i\'en_ this opportunity
to improve their minds, uiitl. wlien faith-
fuito stilllios. wlicii they izriiilliiitt-_ if
their bchuvioi' is good. they are lilit-ruled
froiii the pciiitoiitinrie_'<. lfew of the
soltlicrs, who-niostly come from the iii-
dinn population, can rcnd- or write.
The public schools of Mexico, liowever,
ns a rule, have no plnygi-ounds, and are
housed in old cliui't:li pi-opcrties_ that,
with the dlsestulilishnieiit, reverted to
the gomrniiicilt. _
Tiiero are separate schools for the
sexes, more largely putronizeil by boys
than by girls, for the hicxicaiiis \\'lio
are n-ble prefer to employ tcii’uliei's und
keep their dnngliti-rs at lioiiio. I’i'iinary
instriietiuii is coiiipulsory.
lieligioii is not tauglit in the schools,
for tiint, says Diaz, “is for the fiiuiiiyto
do. Tile Slate should teucli only scholar-
ship, industry uni] puti'iolisni." As
parents prefer private tutors for their
girls oi' eoiiliiiue lo patronize cliurcii
schools, foreigners iiave few opportuni-
ties to judge off their intelligence, though
most of them nppcui' as spriglilly us the
men. liiexieiiii wonicii have always -been
capable with the needle and shuttle and
their einbroidcrics and weaving have ex-
cited the udiiiiratioii of woiiieii' of other
lands. ’.l‘hcir iilien druivnwork is rc-
inarknble and is 'praised everywhere for
the iiitricncy of its patterns and its per-
fect neatness. Little do the American
women realize or appreciate when buy-
ing Mexican mats and iulileciotlm on the
Boardwalk at Atlantic City thai: such
marvels of linen spitierfwcbs coiiie from
hands aceustoined to driidgcry. They
are tho work of inliiriilo and ignorant
women of the poorest classes, made in
the floorless adobe and bnniiioo lints of
the iniprovideiit cliildrcn of old New
Spnlii to dock the tables of- Aincricniios.
nrnqng whom she lived nnostentationsly,
whose pct Cliiliunlina dogs enjoy more
rudgery is Doing Drawn
Boardwalk al Atlantic City.
Q .  O i- 0
g 0 _ 0 O ~ O O
EADERS who have followed these _
Q articles will wish to know the solu-
tion of Query No. 1. BulIlllflD0l1*JH'Y
to it was Query No. 3-iron the whole is -
given. Score :-First game, love ali. The
hands _wero:- ` _ __
l
roynis, which Z hoped to set. A, nothing
daunthd. Kees to 3.»roynls, which Y has
to top by inlnus 4; closed.
It being the first game, Y was willing
to risli a penalty. The following lnlile
' p o r t r a y s the
zamc:-
' Bidding r e s t ll
with Y nt minus
4-that is, Y Z
are not to take in
excess of tl tricks.
Z is dummy, B
leads with the
jack of diamonds,
the mit of adver-
_I ii ry ‘I strength.
Tricks are under-
scored. liesult, 3.
trick! for Y Z-
cilntraot' 'ni 'a d e
Will anyc! my
_widen in ni de-
test Y Z on minus
should' he
you on ti_i_e
_Senorita Carmen Sanchez.
Sold on
'Senorila Angeiita Madera.
_ Photo hy Schlasiuuor.
luxuries than these poor .souls 'have ever
seen. '
Love ulnl rcli,gioii are sllppused to
suiisiy ili`e_|il`c of the _\ioxil'uii woiiilill.
lint they do not ul\\'n_vs suffice, for licr
iiitci'c.~it iii jc\\‘clr_v lilid dross is cron
more iiiteiise lliaii tliut of hor Aiiiericau
sisters iii their tuilor iiiulle llrcsses.
Fshiuiiis from Paris. `
Few ivoiiicii iii the i`iiit\-il Sl:llc~: rcal-I
ize that when it comes to fashion the
Ciiy of Mexico is l`nl' iie;ii'or the st_\'lt-s
\\'orli iii l’n|'is llnin any nllier coiiiiiiiiiilty
this side of the .\llaiitic. iii the ulc-
glllit 1‘|u'/.u, plulilied ily poor tlurlotla,
one secs u iiiiigiiifieoiiei- ot' iirl-ss that is
as beautiful as usloni-liing when coin-
pnred with the co:ii's<~ eottoii reliozas
worn hy the pcoii wonieu, who are not
allowed to crowd the avenues intended
for the rich, but ure nnide to proiiioiiaflo
iii walks set aside for their class. At the
Corridu de Torn llie liioxicun Indies
have the sonic oppoi~tuiiit_v for display-
ing [iiiery as is afforded. by tho opera iii
other luiids_ lllliere is un old provi~i-l»
iiiiportrd l`i'oin llindrid that runs, “Six
days shalt thou do iiolhiii::_ hill on lhn
slwviitli sliult tliou go to tlio hull fi,'.:lit.”
Tliie-2 coiiiinniili lor. lin- ol-rn-i'\'nii1»o of ilio
Sliliiiuili is i'igid|_v iii fu\‘oi‘ still iii llio
(lily of Bit-xilfo. for iio sport. holds ns
stroiig n 1-luini iii llio nifcriioiis of llio
.\iexi|’an people as the fioslu de tum.
_. '_ _ I1" _ W __
als null lost. il. was played as follows
on second trlnl :- __ _
The biddiilg:~Z. u. spade; A, niiuus
1; Y, li heart; B. iuiuus 11; closed.
A B must noi: take more than 5 tricks
(T-3) to fill contract. Result, but 3
tricks for A B; that is 2 betlci-' than con-
tract. Score, 4 x 8=-32, takes game and
rubber. ~ ‘
'Dheso talks
' V ' having to be pre-
[IFT`IlTlTlYTlI_"i
TION BRID
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llllftlr-iillill il
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1i1KI
ILIEYIII
pared s e v e l' n l
weeks in advance,
I intend to sive P0-
iiponses ` to in_-
qulrles sent. The
delay may task
the patience of
c o r r e spondents,
but I regret it is
uilnvoillable.
"A Student,"
of this city.
writes :-¢" li a v e
growa to look for _ thc' tin-ce nb-
sorbed bridge players lit the Iiond ol' the
wveekly articles in your pl;per."' ’l‘h`e
ililggenlloli that l:ri'iiol‘i| nlmirhl nel im
ennnicil in rninliniiealiy iiuloi-soil; play-
ers who who thc
sad-
ncore tho'
Carmen Romero Flublo li€ Uliil-
W* is
It
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~- Scnorila
Carlota Corona.
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Eoclélll .oi.Mexicoe
Here one secs the bri:_flii .~p:irkli|i;: eyes
:ind clear olive skiii llnit linvo iiiade the
hlexiuaii lu-silly f:iiiinu_- ilu- world over,
These incstizziii :ire :i fiiie type of the
Spiiiiisli .\nn-l'i1':ili_ ’l`lii- i-:i<‘i:il cliiirlio-
twislil-s of .-\i'li'.Toii-uiid (‘:isiile snow
\villi vital lli.~lii:v'liit-ss. di-spite the Iupse
of time riiiico Spain rlniiiioll the adopted
fuliiorliooil ol' .\it-xii-o.
this situation."
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have
_Sonora
on her innl on lin- floor. :iiid win-ii qiics- _ _ _ _
lioln-ll 'is ll. hor pi'<-l`.-i'oin~o replied l'““""` 'if Sh"'""s “ml mucus 'H giving
. . . .
“Yi-s, lho in-il is iiioo to hoop oiic`s
r'lotlil~.~‘ _"
clisloiii of llii- <-o|inli~_v_ .~=iiilpl_v lwr:i||.~'o
it is snvli ll~;i:l< the .\l<-_\i<'.in cool; to Q
p|`|'l`|~i' li|~r r:ii'll1l_\ii l.\i~li to oul' fiiil-sl
\liici'i<':ili l':\l\;’t-, “.\~i wr vo_~liiiiilil'f`»."
.six
li.-'iii of the co|i;|ll'_'.'_ llouitfli llw \l<-xii-:iii
doilzi is lilliii.iii uiill err.; »~o:|ii»L3uic~', she -
|||oi|;1li tim lil-:lllicli itll-:il d<-|l_\', r':illl-ll
‘ ’ “ ‘ ° ‘ " past to quell tho disqiiiotiille of present
has ;_'i\'oii w:i_v to llio \'ii':iii of tlunda-
llipo :is lilo piiroli _\:ii:l| -it' .\l<-vi-wi, the
<'ivili7.:ili<ni of the <-oniil:'_\' |~:‘olol~l< her
will liii-li:iiid liocoiii\‘.~i the l:.|;ii'-linii of
The United States can _lirillll ii"`~"" hi" "midi 1ml,\‘.'[_"f_-»i|"'_ii_ \i`.;`i`im \im“M_"_ and 
GE- -By Prospero    .°
Mrs. li. fl. LI., iii-ooklnii, solids it ve_i~_v l|i_~_'liei~ in~;.~:lli\'e .ltr-l.ii-.iilllii t.\.|:iiu the I to enlarge, the I.ondoii Globe recently
iiiicrlrstliig liniid; it is ilils:~ pl;i_\', ll`_~: linnd nunlll lil- ip ii on llin _ iiiude some well nimrd and pointed re-
,,,|,|,._,-,._,,1_,-1., ,,|.vi..n_.< ,.l|;.~-1; l`.-..ui right, marks. I ask pardon for qiiotingz-
_ .AQJ-X6 an-l loft. ii,_to ln- iii salt- iio.-'.li.»ii. slniiilil ..“-mst was kmml hy me __\,u,,,.|c“u
*K"975 have one snililllaiik l.»ll~\‘ 'ville to ~li:'~i“:\l1l Haag’ which reduced me gum” (0 A 8”.
‘ ,_ ,__ limi' “’ml'<' ‘\" \'1““k m ‘ni ""“`I' |510” loin of coiiventions hy w.\iicli one ,partner
° ° ° li-t li count. f.i1~o and i'i'oo :inco 1-ni'ls-- _ ~
.i * Tx; ii""`° "rc "`"` "f “H ‘_"""“i"'l""  i"' 'Wt haiiri. Auction in-idge is now iii danger
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~ crc ins 0\`t-i‘i':i .ol . :_V l\.`ll\ . _ . 1 d H t 1, lv H d
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‘ AKQXYSQ' ii iii-;.::liivo raise iuust coiiil- .l`i'\»iii part
Q 8 licr--l'r<~iii :ho liciiid limi iri pl.i_v iv _
8 t l cxliiiselli .-\l`lti' tltnit >`>ij_;i|i`iil`lii‘lii!it Tliiii~].‘»`illI"-> Xuur mst rod suit: 'The udvcmule'
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Dauuhter ol Dan Ramon Corral. Unatlliil,
vice President ol’ tiiexico,
:ire not loo pious to smoke cigarettes
iii lln-ii' liourloirs oi to cxrliiim words
that soiiiiil very s;ici'ilv;:ioiis lo unacciis-
lonioil i»;ii'.\'. 'i‘lu'y_:ire vi-ry liuinnn. very
lol-:ilili-_ v.illi their t‘lirisllun nnnie of
_\l;||-_\-_ lo uliivli are oiloii nfl'i.\l‘tl words
ill.; l`oiu~<-ptioii :intl .\iiiiiiii|~iniinii_"
v.-ord “.l<~si|s" is li~o<|ui-iitly lised, l>nl'l\ as
:iii i-_\‘rl:iiii:ilioii null also iw u :iron nalnc.
it looks |.e<'ii|i.'ir oii pi-Irs uiarlti-:l with
it in t‘:illicili'.ils, nun when il is uillirossed
‘ people little or ..oll.u.t»_ 'l'i..»l.- eiviiim- Ie =1 lmao bl-scar it siilrllvs the Ameri-
l tiou existed in-fore t':i\'nliei‘ or 1'ui‘ii:iii “"11-
" everdrcuiiiod of sl-'tliiig 5.-ill on iiiiknolvn 'HUP M“Xl¢’11" “"""“" “lismln me "`
otreniis. Uni' so-enllcil t~oii\'\»iiil-iiccs. the llf~'i"" Uf fill* C'Ullllil`,\'. ful' few men, except!
.\lo_vir,-uiis iioillier tlcsiro nor will adopt. I"‘li""*v "VU ‘?""l` “'~"`" ‘ll nmss' "nd th”
'i'liis \\':is slio\\'|i ivlicll iili .-\liiei'il~:iil
i lioiisewifl- l»ou;:l|t for hcl' .\i|-.\‘il’:iii_sor- °"h"""t ih"ir "hi|‘i""" lu "i"""°h l"'i""i`
vaiit ull iron ln-ds-lo:ill_ ovplniiiiiig its
list-_ hui. tho Nil-_vii-:iii voiiliiilioil lo sit-op “""""" ‘l°"i"r§ l”"`"‘i|' “ihmie menu"
.\I¢-.vicaii iiiotliers i-no he rolintctl on to ln-
ples. Siipeizstitioiis as to signs und omcns.
kiio\\`ii-<l::e of liorlis as well as the healing
way lioloi'e the liilvuiirwiiient of modern
iiii-dis-iiio. its-liel' in the “evil 1-vc." that
Illl '
'i'lio sziliio lr-lul1»iii~_\' to stlwlt io ilic
1- will <~\ flllli :ill-l \'..\-.':; lli:|t cl
__ ..
| .ol\iii_; ,
.. ».
l`|i.lli rlilil'l‘\\i-ly _ - ‘ ' ' 
especially :looms the fate of cliildrcii. is
slill, tlioucli, ri popular superstition. Yet
\lexir-o may wt-ll be proud of her women.
lor iion-lu\i~o is the wil'c's heart trner or
llio iiiolln-r's love grcnlcr than in the land
i` .\lniitl‘ziiinzl.
l‘holi'.:li the woiiir-ii covet no part in
MINI” H" hu' politics or i-evoliitioii, yet, they are the
‘il -.mi i . i 'B
'i`li:ii1l;_i to llllf l'cll;‘ll»ii :iinl toll:-‘<‘i" -
cerlii|i~l lo i»ull‘:|.~i~‘ ll\:iii :iii_v civiliz-
Silit .\zi<‘c days the land has rever-
_. 'al filire of the 1-oiint‘y. In Pa ri ,
:in :llli-g.»i'ical figure iii white ninrhle,
lil-ops her vigil close liy thc grave of
is not ,f_;ro_~_~‘, .\li-\i-fo <:\~iil\~1ln|lo¢ fowl-1° _,nm-_.Z in 41,0 gm(-i..nt (-,.m¢tg,.|~y of San
4,] . - i
iw-i'ii:|ii\lo, iii tile (.iiy of .\icxil‘o. 'lilis
iioiioii, 'l`lii~ un-ii l-\li'_:iv:i:-iul|_v udniiro full ‘mmdml ]ndi_,m_ m,“i,,g from ¢|,,
lilo ln-:ilil_\' of llicir \\'~»iiir»ii and iiiost oi
llioni iiilirry c:ii'l,v in lll`c.
liiiiiillll-st tillors of the soil und knowilll
no word of Spaiiisli until twenty yours of
ny-r-_ \vro.<tcil .\ioxi<-o froiii despoiisiii and
"_l`oi|:iiilizi;i` or the .\l\\l-iw oi' l.o-l-‘.
laiii;_lill-r_< willi 1-li.-1| oiolis iililil llio _\li-\~
I-ina-ll \\oiii:iiiliooil in noi--ilili and grnvoiiidopciidence to the nation. lliny
i.n i‘:itria call his spirit back from the
f-oiiditioiis, so that Mexico. blessed hy
iilitnre with li wealth of sunshine and
iiiiiil-rals, iiiay enjoy the pence that niakel
life lioniilifiil and that will llfilll! Kind'
ness to the criislictl hearts ol' the why!
|(~;|i't . s io\i.\ i' i o i :int I
S0 llie iii e his io ii fill t\d,l
informed the other of the conlciits of his
Linh committee has drflniteli decided
' ‘J-5' ‘ 9563 Tfuia Toni’ bmi” l"k°u\'l'_m |".f1lh`(; 1151?' these to be unfair. A convention to he
A765 A “WS "Ui K" ""' V 5 'l' ' _" H `ist.ified must be at tlie most un exten-
.*- A  Q K'QB5 i~h.ur iiolif-tr iop:ii'ln<-i' .\ llizit iiI\~g:\lli'\;e no aim" of natural Dl“y_ But there is nn
_ ’ K .truii\pl_~r does not sound to _ls lung. mnc(_imblB conmmion between "Mum,
'.i`hut silence coli\'e_\`c|l :i ll|~lincl warn- - _ _ _ ‘_ . .
*A3534 ing* ‘_ _ I 1,, I __ _‘M _ _ hm Pla; and a call of t ve spades to iinlicnte
that the caller wishes his partner to c.lll
_ _ _ _
lu he l
his best red suit. It would he iilnipllri'
had more holiest to suv at once -'Call
.li~l~lai~allou. oven if A ll had ventured to
would then, at any rate, bo placed under
1.-'lgliel bldzliua wills Z drinry;ni.i`il; A :latin “ in this   ihliiitt-.il il(‘iiwlllnllicii~`<;\\.{: ,V Im “wh disndmnnzo as they nm H th!!
2 icnr I ill nlls -; . _ len .; _ ':i_'. n : .. - 1 - » ,_ _ . 3 lmmwn not to bo acquainted wnh m.
minus 3 llusiill, Set." Mrs. ll. li. (_'_ <-_.|\ii.\l tlniliiitt- in p:‘-ilo"i`-1 3lIill~\l~l`5` : _ I- l ~ rl"
a<'eoiiili:\iilcs this lilal' l\_\' the iiiie'<lion:~ bid. ll;--1.' :n%1.l.i ti. \=< Il ,-_i . .-1 v. r, it noni- .1 “M “mil “ie ‘ ‘ _
"Siil\|~ost\ ;\ bids niiiins l. whu: 1~,'\l\._ '..i: ‘: ‘li:~.1 'i--I <"~~ ',\ lfflhi 5\'\=l~1l*"il`i\l ‘_ ‘i`l"‘l"‘ is fl @lml'll@ WI! YJ .V0id. *H09*
l pa\°iln~r il do lo lnforiii .\ ol' not iiuvingl ~.ul rl i--'ful |il.i5.`lii :if-tual pl ._\'_ lin- third _ tuully to stop, tht-se ilnnatufli hidl.
l eaiwls snlliilllv to i-iieni:i'ii:.- _\`.-' im: will-l 1 -l_ `\`. n lil-:1i'i_ l-nrt: .l :zli \i'll<-r Li'll~‘_ il l \'<-iilioiizil culls
iiid? There iilioald he :i rule co\'ci'lu;; i slnniltl liave i-lost-ll. \` 7. \\ill win iii \~vor_v
fairness. .My
rank only,
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