Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

- W NJ INC TINE. The little that -
..,,nel iills back irfo the pie again
end mus the Same nrllus or kernels are
vitcn lifted hundreds VI times bsfDrs h
"a hn1uy separated. This cleaning prl.
cosa tikcs many days When me Tqha.t
lh course u time begins % show j IL
swept windward AMI piled up. whlis Tho
cHdn oHd dust Eradwly accumulate
on tfc opposite side with tiis wind. by
degrees, by lifting thus the grain =
finally scparutsd from li1 chan aud II
~ ready 90 b. measured Tho toll
EnihorciH taking their tenth AMI tho
pwuefu she s0usuia. taking their
i3ufih wy nlth, according 20 agreement
No. until then is the fe.iJw allowed tn
take his rrasu Do.
One would ihrit this trouble enough
Tor the small amount W grain Obtained
" 81 probable that they don't thrcHh on
lhe average much muru than one buHho,
Der day ull through. Tho Germans have
/ sepaat0u, hCncc they clean quicker.
/ though thcy uae the Coy a.uuo to
| ihroah with. as stated In n former arti-
/ clr. ~ stated, the hardship 90 MT ovor.
| NlW thai the mon have rJt through.
| ~" women must have their turn Much
/ ~ ln' grain 81 vcry nithy and dusty,
h'H." 90 h11 % be- carried 60 the mill
/ 9f rNcf ari there washed or - water y
| handy wash 10 az home and dry ID on
tae house top. This last proves "
! uerri IttUl hUDluan VI fhr uaa uf anil
mails ON q dusty thrrshinF n01r. often
I "a uum3er 81 house Inimlis arr driven
/ 1rgunu in tho grain. ono day man
/ ndiug q donkey and driving thrco head
| of outac lround tho 'hr,shing RINK was
/ noticed. rh'a followed Cor weeks on tho
/ same round OF circuit Will % COURSE
/ make tho wheat vrfy 1ithy and only
! the lowest ~ these creatures can take
/ the wheat with thrcahing. The ANNALS
nfc an unmuzzciicd according 20 n.
Il - a..
tiinys. They hold tcnoously to these
traditions, and 10 DO Otherwise would
/ o. a nn with thwm.
Further along the rad AMI on m
c.eyatun W. md Greek village called
/ Medjadcl. Thgy have a FNat many
olive trucs and altlgrther roUd lori-
/ thun. NUafur Nnzarsfh II the village
Jatha' where the Catholics have
SHRINE, IN a Few minutes Nazareth IL
fuachel were nearly all travellers md
/ u convenient 60 stop.
After an uncomfortable niEhta rest
ch.,FEolhle 81 Kaiser Wilhelm, because
| thn Arabs have no ~; day or ngift
/ 10 Preparing 90 tho c-ming uf his
/ m1leWy. l was called oariy. A Jew and
| u hed1uin, nnmnd Mahmut. were at the
| dl1r az half past three a. m. soon We
/ Mcre ~ Tor Mt Tabor My tine being
,,if4ied owing go wagon arrangement ~
iAlit' We were q make the trip VI
/ thir.y milc1 by y. M. ~ AZ 80 rnrt back
/ % liafa the second day out. All went
! Wen until We got up over the hlu and
| could family distinguish Mt Tabor In
| ~" darkness bofoly the bruak OF day.
hut al az once We had a change. Ny
morse proved % Roe a stumhier and with
oui riwug nptcc he sumblcd on the
| ru1d and man was seen rolling down
I thU hill My nat thought was % re-
| lulH" myself from the huFr Aruhsan
sutruns, with which ~ arc grneod
lg'fe. Having succccdci. the next was
any ihHE g got away from the hlqsea.
/ Al went we'll. no harm was done. Tho
horse remained quiet while the Arab
ana the jew were calling upon Allah.
/ TIE Hcdnuln was quite n man! he was
/ 10 De- our guide, aud he proved quite
q nlee pilot through fho hills ana hol-
lows. lie was the guard Of the estate
and AZ nearly g o'clock the sun pccptd
dan.
Tho country north OF Tabor In
wood land. The hard oak. called here
stone oak. would evidently do we'll but
The bedouln win not allow q. They
] trim on the tops ~ soon AZ they got
] 20 be a couple ~ inches thick and the
/ old,
The route led further east 20 a point
northeast ~ Mt, Tabor. when We turned
north ana passed an old fort, called
! Tuurel Khan, a little further north
We came upon Mahmud'a home NAH
mud u not lucatrd In q very me tent.
but this was my nrst entertainment IN
q Nrd1ulu village. I thought I would
give q description OF thlL The nldoulna
are npnadic. ami they live Ia the most
uncomfortable way imaginable. that ia.
~ courHe, from our point OF view. To
them u n an right. These tents are
not white. but black. made Of wooden
SUNS spun and woven by she Hcdouin
women, The tent nowhere reaches the
ground, but Il much like a long. mar
row wagon cover stretched out over
nine uprlThtA three 90 Hectlon. tho
three middle ones being the highest
30 aa 20 form a water shed. a. each
end the shade n stretched with three
lonR ropes pulled very tight ana tho
two outer ones slightly spreading
From the middle a rope II stroschsd
out zach way 10 keep u In place, Nah
mud's Mekyup was about twenty feet
long and divided into two apartments
10 PARTON OF the same material as
the cover. The one was tho harem,the
other The gents reception room. The
WlckyuI enjoyed no sideA the fresh
breszrs from whatever side they
choose 90 come could blow freely
upon these dark skins without him
drancr. A this, sl the others; they
may diner In Size. according TO needs.
but the principle Il tho same. They
wanted 90 treat me 90 conoo. but aH
I had carefully provided q little lunch,
I had q good excuse They presented
me milk. which I tasted. II was soaid.
"a ana had peculiar taste. An Old
lady was spinning and her skin much
amused me. She had a spindle on the
ground, which she save d twist when
required, ana managed 20 produce a
useful article Of cdurfe, gray wooden
yarn. But while she was attending
carefully 10 her spindle she also was
buslly engaged smoking q long pipe,
nearly three feff long, The stem was
apparently q birch stick. nearly = inch
chick, perfectly blunt az the end, 90 he
smoked. while three feet away, on the
other end was the pipe.hrad resting on
the ground. The old lady was sitting
on the ground WIKI her fc..t doubled
up somehow Ho A. % give her a chance
20 rest her arm on her knee, And In
This position she managed 20 rest the
pine on her llp when she talked or on
her elbow or knee In some way ~ that
she could continue her work spinning
and pmOke aud talk without any In
convenience caused by her long pipe,
aud the pine was not moved from her
Rms rlr upset Now ffy that f0r once,
YOU smokers Thu Ue-iouin women dress
ln o dark blue. 800 that the color OF their
ciathp. corresponds well with their dark
skins and tawnod faces
After q good rest AMI having looked
over the premises, which by the way
were good we departed Tor Nazarclh
by way ~ cana. and az $3.50 q. m, We