Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-16
COURTlANOCAMP MAKES GOOD
 IMPRESSION

(Continued from Page Nine) stone throw of the city, for about 10 cents. Mexican, so you see what foolish person it is who will insist on United State pineapple. But some oi them are just so foolish. must tell of a man at Culiacan. The Rosaies Hctel there is conducted by Americans who know how. and their dining room is under an open balco- with pine fronds waving to and fire in the sluggish air. and with fans go ing to keep the circulation just righ. and they've got a "nigger" cook.
 cause [ saw him. Well. the food iE good extra good. A fellow who went down on the same train We did was determined that he was in land where nothing worth while was to be found Well, in the morning he tried sC Cmething that tasted mighty good tc us and turned Up his nose. Then came a fruit dish, sort of salad. though what it was made Of we could no. make out Out twas good) and again his nose bent upward. Then came a small steak. It wasn't go1d to him. Not coked right, We he6ri i'm say. And then, to cap the eli.
 max. the waiter brought in two boiled eggs. broke them into glass right beside the finicky hombre and best if he didn't refuse. saying they didn'' know how to cook anything in old Mexico. That's the lmit-and yet there are many like the man men toned.
 If one goes to that country with reasonably good introductions he wil get along all right But they fight a bit shy of foreigners-that is, Ameri cans, for instance, don't sprint after and hug with joy the casual American who lands in any of those Mexican towns. Been done" too often. Many an American goes down there. and finding the restraining influences gone that have held him in the straight and narrow path all his life. he goes all to pieces" He gets to drinking, and then worse, and then into jail, and then a holler to his home people, and the home news paper get ahold of it. and gives i. first page with scare head. all be- cause the fellow was all right while his mamma and his papa and his Sunday school teacher was about, bat tne Hllnule Nt SOt away lTbm lnS apron strings to which he hal h-en so strongly tied he forgot it all. an1 showed the i'll that was in him. These gre not the men who are buiidins and have built an empire. No. on your life. It takes a strong man down there-a man who knows what mo means, and has the nerve to sticl' Co it No white man that ever lived stood up under marriage with a Mex icap woman. Faint in them. That is what it comes to too often after a man gets his first taste of tse dis graceful things he can do away f-oIl hs people. He drinks and carorses and loses his good job and his pros ut cts, and then the first thing you know he is hitched to a woman too darned good for him. if she is | Mex ican. She does the best she kn ows, LOOT woman. but her Lest is his mothers worst, and as he begirs to recognize this. to recognize thas under no circumstances could he introd -c.a this woman to his people. he gets de- spoldent. and goes from bad to worse. That's what enc is to beware of down there. I never saw so many wre.ks ir my life as I have the past ye2- iE Old Mexico. They'll tell how the panic" stopped their deal auc they had to abandon their announcements. and all that-and if y.u search down to the source you'll find that is is | spelled in two ways: Drink, Women.