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

A"A AN"tN AAMNAA NN aWNNAl III n" WNH
lng put Into good shape Cor present
travelling. but the government has put
WatNhmcn on In several places t0 keep
thc iglms Un until after the kaiser's
trip. lest The travel should spoil o. Tho
roads lead n1ft under She foot OF Mt
Carmels north slope. Here the noun
llin rises quito abrupt and d. quite
hiEh ana altogether uucuitivnfa ID. u
De- covered wish n heavy uudefgfoWth.
and is sli1 to abound In Wild bears.
hyenur ana some ieopards These
dhlmal1 are certainly not very numor.
9uH, aH They are seldom soon. Tho
uelr De- th' only one lt au frequently
m.. if 10 makes lts visit 90 the pea
n.iis i1 steal a feast from she foliaha.
The hrHt Village out o. Bei1dlah eholk
10 Ia located uu a knoll under she noun
tain. u has number of olive trees
around ana nr'rW the village and also
. palm or two and few zig trees.
rms village iH not supposed 90 be-
healthy because o. faces the swampy
mouth Of klHhon. This stream has
through ages 20 work deposited ifs
muddy llquid matter over "a very lars.
area of country Immediately bordering
on The sea. This Or. ar may be com.
pretended. very rich nll. but mhrrhy
Jog places. When tho year is a favor
able one. the crops are exceedingly
good. This year the crop was not s1
good, owing 10 too much rain. This
place. aa well as The next village east.
L1chur belonging o. Mr. solim Khuri.
are rich places. hui Tor want % proper
drainage they are unhealthy Just how
much malaria may hs found Or not
easy tn discover. They live r1 nlthy
that 10 would Doc uuwlse 90 make any
lnNcfiiEatUu lest one should contract
fuvct ur small puX. which can always
he found among them moro 1r less
ThCy are troubled with cye diseases
very much % would rrom that half
t1e population have either weak or sore
eyes. Much 1f ihi1 comes from un.
cleanliness Many a child may b.
seen playing around 10 the dust wiih
lH eyes nllrd with matter. hardly able
10 see. and % looks aa though IL was
never washed. ~ Ia n wonder that they
i've. To this exceptions must be- not.
q. There are some villages whore
they DO better ana whore the general
appearance N Ha population 10 Ear
ahead " the ordinary. n these rich
villages were put under proper care and
wiH.iy drained 10 10 no doubt q fnD
country, but draining aH q whole needs
Go Boz experimental with. a. the drain
Ink IN NJ tho water too murh would
ho % grolt injury, aH % must be- TO-
memharsd % does not rain NC all dur.
luE May June, July. August ana "a
GOOD part W September. Al that i1
needed ia 90 Keep N the surface water
Co Keep u from HitHnaiinR ana Go pre-
won't she breeding " malaria. other
wise moist rround lH necessary as 10
helps the dew whlch keeps the soil
ln q damp condition. Tho crops do
excellent when the conditions all har-
muriEc.
Nraror tho nnrrows N tho Klah1n b.
located MiHiel, u 81 better located. bur
liH land lH poorer This belongs 60 the
great LurHuk estate. Here We cross
the klshon. now the bridge being near
ly completed Al this point We nls1
leave the kiHhon and take % the wood
90 nm country. and pass Hartlch on
The riEht iiariich r. also Lussuk prop
cry, Al those villages which have
been mentioned have their springs and
wells located in the bottom. and hcnvr
have o. pack their water rather O. ionF
distance They. % course. 90 not
notice 10. Their iofrfnihcrs Tor gem
cratiuns have drunk ht these wells ana
have labofed us they DO ana they
know no different Thfy are happy.
Tho young maiicna 50 chatting and
singing o. the well Tor water az hap
~ aH anyone need be. and % IL cVl-
dent shat happiness o. not necessarily
The companion OF knowledge ana prog
rcfH. but that happiness lH chiruy 10
being content with that which We have
and loo being satisfied ln tho sphere
God has placed No.
For nearly mile the road leads NJ
through a long ravInH, and hnllly we
reach the top. whore an travellers
camp f1r lunch ~ The right, on "a
knoll We have shaIkh % trrho. MO
hlmmrliu shrine ana the property VI
LuaHuk AZ once the road drops Into
the bottom again and crosses another
rich bottom with bethlehem ~ GalllleU
on o. the lof. Then wr climb o. small
hin ana have Shldrh, also SurHuk
property LelvluE shadoh, We come
onto another rich bottom east and auon
have Shmunloh on The lcft. llrto the
settle. ihe country looks inviting. ~
bottom lands al als1 40 former men.
tl0urd bottoms open Into ihr plain VI
IeErrol Here She Germans lost "a
great many lives. They did not know
The conditions, and The malaria and
ovrf-iub1r carried them on one BY
one until ihsy had 20 abandon The
place. The Hprlng 10 only noticed by
ihe many gaci. growing around u.
nf,ccn fest high are Just now being
unluaded " their fruit crop. The ma
lives gather bushels VI Those cactus
uga. which are about ah large as duck
eggs, yal.1wlHh ln color and look quite
inviting They are said 10 be nnc
eating
All along the route the people were
working Ou their thraHhiug upurh, ~
10 wonderful how they have preserved
80 many VI the ancient cuhtoma 30
FAR AZ can Doe Judged they are d'lng
ihe same kind VI work in Che same way
az ala the isfaeii,ra ln days
% old, We read uf hoaH
sieepIug on the thrcHhlnE ilopf
Whcu Ruth made her historical mttrl-
man.al proposition. II may L. Hurnised
he bIrqt there 60 watch his grain un
the some principles as the Arabs do
moro t.dly Ihs throshng time lasts
nearly tNI months, durTug which tmy
many men are cnuuHily ON Fuard
Wufrhug their Interests lheFu D. no
security. there lH no trusting Yuur
Hl E 10 today Hl 40 argunl 10
times past The thrrahlus tHIr Dol "a
large open space Dear the village
NngiuF .u size according Go ,hr needs
uf The luhnbiltfHH % the place, Each
man has his place Tor haa stack or pile
~ grAlu from the fold u Is not htri
TO get the grain dry as they DO nj %
ten resp until the grain 10 dead ripo,
when the proper timo comes 90 throsh
then uhcy arrange a place about tho
size and shap. OF the space We uao flr
our horse powers on the thrvhiuE mae
chimes. a layer Of grain ls then h.i
ln q circle around an upon ceuiot The
slrlck yariea lu size according 30 the
amount ~ animals the thrcshsr eN'
poets 90 use. ihUy nearly always have
"a drag much resembling an ore sled
ua-i by the miners. This o. made %
heavy plaukH and 90 furnirh,d with
sharp Hints on the bottom tu hc'p On
grind up the straw and bring uE The