The sun., 1899-10-22
COTRTING ~ MINIcO.
Conditions which Make the Telephone =
Most UsefuI Auxiliary.

Conditions which Make the Telephone
Most tsefui Auxiliary.
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,ety are quite distinct with these people. The
,.,,sto,, -, CARVING T., A rout,shin under the
NIho"" OF your miN"eH1' az "i'eh aS not 100
without the know ledge Of hei parents. IS entiely
the correct thing In any other country this
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N"u'u Ue hi'1"oh 'aii'eu '" al eA"e"e Ou'
th.,a is p,,hInr more ,n L. said. and after all II
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Young women IN Mexico are no, permitted
ANYTHING ike the freedom their more fortunate
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''S'e'S IN EHs'HHu anu '"i.'"s e"'o'' he'e
again lhrFe - good reason for this In former
Jnys the country 49, every ON. knows WAS in A
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most terribly unsecured s'eie. Go only short
distance out Cl Mexico and YOU will sui the
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n','' ~ ',u'"' % P'T'I' '"'s j" 'ne HeS'"' Du''
sur'o"hu'hk "a''S u many al 'he has'ehHaS
rhese walls are in some cases lOopholcd foE mus.
L.trv Son,. of ,h,se ts,,u,.so,e ,iJ piI,s az.
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'eh'ao'e lo'uesses ana are fefr'hy seHo"n-
l-rcb,d in ;n an np,I. of III. v.u ard IN. au,,n,
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i'"' uVue "I Inc 'Apua showing 'hi"ush 'he
,reesl Those. were feudal days and the great
landowners had their re,,in,,S ,h,ut them ON
hi, ss,.,.s Til. 90. ,.ss..,. o. ,h. r.,,,,.
'N''' es'A'e> MS was necessary! '"' 'He pe"p'e
were ever on the alert against armed INVASION
tn. ,,.ds x.,. ,rs.,. .,d h,iyArds su.,p,ed
a,a, ,h1T.,r s'SaI
over the land nom end tu end
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thcir women safely w:thin he walls o. heir
haSlsndas bs9des' apaI' 'ion we danger 81
oahuIis an fgonr!s' "hlch hsNe aIWaEs e-L9'ed.
suCNrNs."h ol herciIesS feSvIu4ohs, par! ags,ps1
party. iofeign InierVenuohs, ana :" iorh var
and revolution 90 not certainly orlnH WIN thenl
much secunIy fo' women Moreover II must
my ma 'lrse Ss1sohsS iaNe ah go
i9Te' I" a sTeai extent M,"i:sh Is uni"upi.
edly ia'' Thai seNera! VI thr Oldest iAni.l!rs III
NrNico today haTe a strong Mo"f!sh stain
ancestry AndaLu>,a a. Hosi people are aTsie
d W IN ms a'STI ~ i,nins niaHx ., ,ns
have left then descendants IN that paii Of the
country. ana many daiA. almond eyed Anda
uTan Senor.;s. ianeu!tiy watching the crowd
The h"aNhy barred M"o:lsh window - as Thor
East. one Moorish custom which remains in
ihIS country Is that Of cIapp.nS the hands 10 call
a servant Tbs i certainly not Spanish OF Mex
The manner in which a love affair commences
Is qu!t- lnisres'ins and in this ss in every osher
way Of ~-iting about ii In the first instance
the meeting 1eiwern the man and the gin is quite
AMI sees her at the wtnd6W Muiua! interest
Is aroused. ami then there you have Ihe
mencement Of a. pretty a courtshlp as you could
wish for. and one that is thoroughly Mexican.
Now the usuai way for thr young man, one
would think would be 80 get an -iHirJiuciion-
We EHgiisH almost look upon an lnIruducton
sarref. THIS however. Is not az all necessary.
and in most cas.-s II IS pJssIhie the man knows
sDrleIhing about iAe gi-l beforehand Having
! decided tha; lie would like H. AIRY affair
| Win her his first E.uye Is III ~pEle manner Ur
other 10 send her his card accG panied ty trrls
| ralIun Il his admiration. II he mas been very
| much fascinated, u pucm j. p-rhaps addressed
| Ia the fair one | must not forget io mention
| that 1t Is very Usual Ih!EE fu' li,t gentleman
| tn ask the lady for Slre token hy waIyh he may
| know ihA. she desires 70 crun;enanc- his suit
Prrhap- ne requests her 10 wear red ry>- in hey
hair u. perhaps may BE- that he earnestly begS
the Serorita - throw him some particular flower
| from her window when lie comes 10 learn his fave
! Ther" are many and numerous other ways
| Of staring love affair aud the ingenuity some
| times displayed l. very amusing Tierr j. one
fs tor IN particular WhicN Is faNurabie u lovers
in iAI- country and that Il The cieverness uf the
| servants Ther- IS 10 man WI understands
| the fine points Of an intrigue beile: ihMn your
genuine Me1!San mgID; and re Will throw
| himself in perfectly whole heated manner ini"
! your plots and help you "ui ot Ne most un-I
/ pect-d difficulties VI! prais@ !" TIE muI"' lie
never inirud-S but at the same lime lie Is nuy
, slmpAIlcp. and walr!.~S developments
lcannoI refrain tTom referring +" "ne particular
episode II y hch haNS n" doubt select few have
SINE knowledge Tier" $ certain street IN ihIs
! ancient and hSt"r:r C.Ldad d. Mexico WhlCh IS
the nightly scene OF mo~i cpmlral and certainly
very 0rRlnhI cUuFtShiC 'Hep softly out at the
! w!tCh.ES hour. n"' midnight but thc proper t.me.
| and pcTadVeniH'- provided you look IN The
! night place, y"u may c"r'e across youth lean
| ing in slut!ously careless pusliIon against
wall Above him 81 S"u!e considerable height II
/ small stone balcony and the occupant ot this IS
( pretty young lady closely relied N 8 black
hpa!u The first hing lO strike the observer eS
! Spulew hat culolS - the fact that the man docs
I not seem :" Be Interested in the balcony al all.
Neither dos the ciT. APPEAR 10 b. leaning over
! the halus1rade N the lockout !ur anyone. But
a And presently Rtll discern