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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The results Of last Tuesdays bat
tie might be fully summed up az
meaning
-Four years moe Of honor at
home and respect abroad for the
American flag.
Four years more Of progressi We,
aggressive and expansive American.
ism from the snow-clad mountain
peaks Of Alaska, to the sun-kissed
valleys Of the Philippines.
Four years more Of honest money,
honorable business methods, over
flowing bank vaults, solvent
national treasury and full dinner
pals.
-Four years more of American
pride in the proves and pluck Of
the American soldiers.
Four years more of freedom for
the farmer from mortgages, of the
merchant from bankruptcy, and the
working man from idleness.
Four years more of immunity
from. the whitening influence of
Populism, and the blighting shadow
of apprehension.
Four years more of opportunity
tor the American boy, Of hope for
ne American. man, of profit for the
producer, of success for
the American manufactures, Of en-
pioyment for the American ca pltai.
Four years more OF everything
that makes for the glory, the
and the Pepetuity OF the
greatest Republic the san ever shone
upon
At means ali these things and it
means in addition That so long as
Intelligence, courage and patriotism
shall guide the hands and move the
hears of .Americon citizens as they
were guiped and moved last Tues
lay this nation will never call in
vain for defenders of it's honor, its
and it's fag.-Clinton
Caucasian.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR To
WORLDS FAIR, ST. LOUIS, MO-,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER l1TH, 1904,
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

1
The Southern Railway announces
a personally conducted tonr TO the
| World s Fair. leaving Golda boro at
| 80 p m, Tuesday, October llth
Selma, % p m; Raleigh, 3 % y m
Durham, 4 % p IL Burlington, 5 As
pm; greensboro, % n no, ais
oury. 90 m; Stat svitle. 8 50 D
m Hle kory, 10 % o 10 ;Morganton
IL 0O m; arriving st. Louis 7 80
a N. Thursday 18th.
This train VIII be com posed of
day coachts and Pullman sleeping
cars. ne route will be via Ashe-
Vile, Knoxville and Louisville.
through the grand and scenic moun.
tain regioss OF Western North Car.
olina, East tennessee and the / ca u.
tiful blue grass section OF Ken
lucky.
Following round trip rates from
points named prOportionateiy low
rates apply from ali other sta ions !:
Fifteen-day tickets from COLDS.
boro. $26 %; Selma, $26 Is. Clay
ton, SIS 30; Raleigh, $24 80; Dur.
nam, $23 80; Gree nsboro, $23 80;
Oxfold, $23 80; Hend. rson, S23 30:
Salisbury, 1913 80; Charlotte, ga as:
S,atessille, 1913 80; Morgsnton,
Ten Day Coach Excursion tickets
Coles boro $1,000, Selma sc, &C. Clay.
ton $3.50, Raleigh. $3.50. Dur ham
SIT 90. Oxford @l7. 90 Henderson
$17 W, Salisbury Sl7.OO, Charlotte
1850 statesville e17.O0, Moreaa.
tom $4,000.
Pullman double berth from
Goldsboro $500. RALEIGH &8.uO
Durham IS so Greensboro $500,
Salisbury $500, Ashsvtlle q. 90.
TWO people can occupy d MIL.
berth 1t tkese rates.
Coach Excursion Tickees M,
good In Pullman Sleeping cars.
A competent representative al
the Southern Railway will accom-. |
pany the train through to St Louis
snd do every thing possible for Ia.
comfort and pleasure Of the parfv.
FOR any other information a1sd /
Tor Pullman Reservations addnaea-
T. E 0RE1n. O. T. 4.
Raleigh, n. C.
B. L. V1RMox, Z. +. =.
Charlotte. II. C..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

Washington, November 2s.--The
House Committee on kivess and
Harbors met today and decided 10
prepare river and harbUr appropri-
alton btu TO be presented early ia se
coming session II Congress The
committee also discussed the ques-
ton of going 10 Wilmington. n. O.,
to look into The proposed improve
ments there. q promise to that effect
having been made sometime ago.
The committee will meet again 70.
morrow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

Unee fellow owned . parrot. and
the parrot learned 10 swear.
And the owner tried to iFezk IL, bus
be gave up In despair.
20 One day he anes i neignisor and
for help he did jmp4nrss
Saying, "reli me hos Ia naansge 50
my bird will cu-~ TO more "
~ald the neightsor, ~ttt1 . twinkle,
.That's 81 Asy tfissg Is 80;
aianG the cage up ia tie Fsarch and
spin IL 'roaGd sirne ~ ~ !:
Ssfriies the eaae l. sci in n4stsoa--
spinning 'f-suad just like =
top
D4-h pail OF wAter on it, and don't
Lei the spinGiug stop.
keep IL in constant motion TOR =
minute AMI hsli,
And your bird will look 50 funny
that you'll just ne bound TO
laugh,
hS u &c uiLZy ap0 DsAAaooitSi anu
his poor old head viii swim,
But he'll swear no more forever
this will scare IL out Oh him."
So the owner of the parrot, much
delighted with the scheme,
Went directly nome and tried Ii,
but IL proved An empty
dream.
When the cage had ceased revolving
Spake the bird In language
strong,
Saying: "Where'n HI MAS you
at when the cyclone c"me
slong:"
Thus the little parrot, Parker, from
the bottom OF his cage
Feathers wet and dropped aud drab-
bied, voice trembling with
rage
Looked upon our gallant Teddy a.
he stands serene and grand,
Laying: "Where'u HI was you at
when the cyclone struck the
land?''
JAMES LARKIN PEARSON.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
A STARTLING TEST.

To ave |. life. Dr. I. q. Merritt,
81 No. Aiehoopsny. Pa. made .
startling test resulting in wonder
fai cure. He writes. - patient wAs
attacked attn violeni hesnorrhaxes-
esu~saf by alteration q the stomach
| had osleu found Electric Bltfsrs
excellent for Acut. strnsch aud
liver troubles 80 | prescribed thsm-
The patient gained FROM the first,
and has not had 81 attack IL u
months" Electric Rittsrr are
positively guaranteed for Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, Constipation aud Kid
ney troubles. Try them. Only soc
a. ali druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
The Whitley Fertilizer sewer

The Whitley Fertilizer SoWer, H.
vented by Mr.. Z. "A. Whitley, d
farmer of Wilson county, viii
doubtless prove very useful IN
vention to the farmers OF the South.
The machine Is So regulated mat 1t
can place any amount, from one
pound TO two tons upon an acre OF
land. and ii distributes the guano
more regular than the other ma
chimes. The inventor tells Us that
every farmer who has seen this ma
chine work has given him an order
for one. He says the beauty OF the
is that you can place guano
In windy weather as good AS you
can in calm and up and down hill
with the same regularity as upon
level land. If you wish any intor-
in regard to this machine,
write Bedford Brown, Raleigh, n.
T., or P. A. Whitley, Sun, Wilson
county, n. c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
Left at the Post.

Teacher-BOys, you must all be
good and industrious, and there is
no telling what high position you
may attain. Even the Presidency
Is within your grasp. Now, all of
you who will try to behave as boys
should who have a chance to be-
come President, stand up.
ALI rose except Johnny Jones.
.tWhy, Johnny, don't you want
to be Preeident?'
eyes, na'am."
"Why don't you stand up, then?''
"No. use. I amt got no chance.
Pm DemOcrat.''-CincinnatiC Com.
Tribune.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
the next session Of the Fifty
eighth Congress begins next Mon
ia V amt ends the 4th Of March.


About seventy per cent oi The
weight OF sweet potato Is = sweet
liquid. A large per cent OF that
moisture must evaporate through
this coating or the tuber viii rot.
As the water evaporates when the
potatoes touch each other, IL causes
Il softening OF the skin and then
wet rot sets in. Do not store sweet
potatoes in 4 cellar unless it be q
dry basement above ground. Sweet
potatoes should be placed in dry
room for three weeks before they
are put away to be kept over
winter. After they have under.
gone a sweat they can be easily
kept sound by placing then in an
upper room and covered 80 the
temperature will not be lower than
33 degree. They may be covered
with cotton seed hulls, dry, coarse
sand or pine straw. II placed in
barrels or boxes and put up in the
garnet or kitchen where shmoke will
ascend, the tubers will remain
sound, and in the spring will be-
sweet and delicious. Red ham
gravy aud baked sweet potatoes are
more palatabie than pound cake.-
Southern Agriculturist.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

Poor Panama bra il had Heze-
siah Gndgsr, then JoEu i5s4r 2
snd Doa The eaDlegratBs - Tan
ha- arrived ia Panama y n {
couniry nas Deeu inflicted almost 81
yond il ability to bar infections. -
News aud Oh erver.
But IL hasn't jet been inflicted
a ith the News and Observer. 20 1t
still has Il great deal To te thankful
for.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

,.LA~LEssSk wAisKED 4Isi
STATE LINE \ rEsIELKSt8.-f
GoVEkNOk AYCoGk sTATED Is
HE INAUGURAL ADDEE-1- mia
gHDEk, AhD THEREFORE, ~ Id
pLICATION ~ OoNsEQUEACk a..
FUSION EULE LAW Lk<5A Esss y Ais
ED THE sTATE LIKE Il Pk.sfII.tsstt-.
CkIAE sTALKED ABkoAD Al 500.
DAY, si4EEF LAY DOWN VIZ b.
ALARM AND TBE SOUND vi TaE
PIsTOL WAS MOkE FRE1<UkST tHAa
TIE 1oNo Or TIE MOCkINJ BID. ="
0ovEkNokl Hawaii TIE ACTS
VI THREE RED SHIRT Lee IsLAG i.Ess
AND MokE THAN TWO YEAI- pE
YOUR OWN BEN EFICENT KULE
PAsskD INTO HISTORY SINCE yoU
PROCLAIMED THE FOREGOING.
WHEN VOC AXE CAvOKTISG uVEk
ThE STATE WHooPING FOR IDLCA-
TION AND ROADS DON'T YOU HEAL
OF AOhE CRIAks BEING COMMITTED
In NORTH oAkoLINA THAN 1VEh
BEFORE AND Do YOU CONTINUE no
ATTRIBUTE THESE TOFUsION RULE?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

Why not make the vote for
Roosevelt in the electoral college
unanimous? The Peoples Paper of
Charlotte MAKES the following grace
ii suggestion:
"What would be the matter with
Hessrs. Parf-, Debs, Watson and
Swallow, going up to the electoral
college when the vote is to be cast
and offer joint resolution to make
it unanimous? What do you all
sayf"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

1t is pleasant to note that Eiiza.
beth Calvert Hall, whose short
stories of Kentucky life met with
such remarkable success in "The
Cosmopolitan" few years ago, has
again taken up her pen and pub
fishes in the Christmas number IF
that magazine one replete with de.
lfcious humor entitled 'sSweet Dav
of Rest" 1.-THE Cosmopolitan
other stories by this au-
thor during the coming year.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

Col. Bryan says that Congress l.
nof fit place for an honest Demo
crat. The vosers Of the country
-eem to have 81 idea that Congrsss- =
ri fit plaee for any kind ri D~as-
ocrat- Washington Po@i.
Bot il i MOTTO able hat Coz. Brgan
did moi arrive az this conclusion uE-
til after ME Senatorial aspIrAIgo :
bal feen nippet I'm the bud By ths
Republican majority in Ns.brasE
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
Kitten By Mad Dog.

Louisburg, N. G., Nuvem Der U.s.
Mr. Osborne Marlboro, bitten by a
mad dog at Mebane, has gone to
fasteur Institute, Baltimore, for
treatment, DR.. j. r. Malone going
with hlm. No blood was drawn by
The bite and it is hoped that he is not
inOcuiated.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The Gar of Russia receives the
largest salary paid to any ruler in
the world, but we haven't heard of
any one applying for his job.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
now The SOUTHERN DEMO
CRATIC LEADEhs FOOLED
THEMSELVES.

rs.
The Southern Democratic s.lead-
srs" who have succeeded in holding
phss ny crying ''nigger" and by
ballot box stutting have been badly
shocked by the National election.
They thought that they could
make u deal with Wall Street and
the trusts to turn down Bryan and
support Parker, the trust candidate.
They thought that they could
make Booker Washington the issue
III the South to hide their treachery
there. To carry out the program
they elected for National Chairman
MIR. ThOs. TaggsTt, OF Indiana, W nose
only reputation in politics was his
success in organizing and buying
negro votes i'll The North. They
would get money from the trusts TO
grease the pockets OF the snigger
domination now iera" i'll the South,
and to Ia ip Iaggart and his leadt rs
in the NofIh 40 buy ''nigger" votes
This was The scheme to which
Southern d, nOcIacy, through her
treacherOus leaders submitted. And
at the same time the Northern allies
were making earn, ST play for the
negro vote II every stale where ii
Ii received and counted. Yelling
until she WAS black in the face against
negro domination within her own
borders, she was willing 10 accept,
aud secretly hoping for, control OF
New York. New jersey, Illinois
and Indiana through the mani pula-
tiOn of the negro vote in these States.
And this is the party OF political
purity and white supremacy! Tue
masses OF the Democratic party are
rs true, as brave and as patriotic
people as there are ON earth, but
they are following false leaders.
Henry WattersOn, who is we'll en-
titled to speak for Southern Democ-
racy, has said over and over again
In the last few years that she has
political leaders. Her strongest men
and she has her share Of strong
men-are engaged in business. They
have been developing her material
resources, while machine politicians
have been pledging and delivering
her at National conventions and at
the polls to any body and everything
promising a division of the politi-
cal patronage.
These machine Democratic lead
srs have not only fooled the people,
but they have fooled Themselves
this time.
The masses of the Democratic
party should see to it that they are
not fooled by them again.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The Greensboro Telegram is for
Parker four years hence. The Gold
Telegram crippled him for life, and
now why add insult to injury?
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The Atlanta Constitution on last
Sunday issued q "COtton Harvest
Edition" 1t gave the pictures of
many Of the oldest cotton mills and
other industries in the South, to.
gether with an interesting history of
each.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

An article entitled "The Remak-
ing of Rural Commonwealth by
Mr.. &. H. Poe, editor Of the Pro-
gressive Farmer, appears in the
December number OF the Review
OF Reviews.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

DIR. Parkhurst says. Democracy
Is full of impure spirits.o Dispen-
sary or ssmOOnsbine,,S
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The Rochester Post.Ex press wants
the address of 1.-THE original Parker
man." Tits most likely he has com.
mittsd suicide.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

A scientist now asserts that lying
is disease. The country seems to
have just experienced an epidemic
OF it.-WashingtOn Post.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

DETECTIVES, Responsible, Sham
Daring Young Men everywheso.
experience unnecessary. Enc3om
stamp for particulars. Grandailh
Deeeoive Bureau, Philadelphia, n,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

The Electoral College meets the
second Monday in January.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
CON HAYS MISTA

CONGRESSMAN HAYS MISTAKE.
Congressman Hay, of Virginia, is
out III an interview i'll which he
says the Democratic party OF the
south ought hereafter To nominate
Southern man tor President He
says that II they had done that this
time, instead OF running after North
eTn candidates., that they ouid not
this time have lost both Maryland
ana Missouri.
This Is very narrow view, unless
MIR. Hay wants to cOnfne his party
to the South and make it purely
sectional. The trouble with the
democratic party this time was not
that they took d New York candi-
date, but it was because that candi-
date STOOD for everything and moth
ing. Mr.. Hay knows that the
Southern Democratic "leaders" took
MIN because they were assured by
Belmont and Hill that the trusts
and Wall Street wanted Parker and
would put up big campaign funds,
and eject him, if the Southern Jeffer-
'onian Democrats (God save the
mark would forsake Bayan and sur
render to the trusts.
This was the treachery that the
people rebuked, while at the same
lime they paid magnificent tribute
o the honesty, courage and patriot
sm Of President Roosevelt.
We think it is time for both par-
les to take one OF the Presidential |
from the South.
But the cause Of Democratic de-
.eat and humiliation in this cleo
ion is not question Of location. LII
Southern man had been the candi.
late for President and had been
lnder the same influences that Par.
ler was, he would have been beaten
wen worse.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01
DAWN Of A NEW ERA IN THE
SOUTH

G.I Tony. - A;xx...ax..x - y..sIn.
r.
SaS'3 "'0 gay ieS i1s1a '''
Inc nnrlnern PORTION 81 the LOne
star State. while in Washington
city tbi. veek. gave the ff,Iloxs ing
81 f...f
- 'iiS 17''''' ; ''z' '.
$50 N"tt 1 ever cast Ia ny lille
< $50 h}s titt- satisIiactioB,' said Coz.
5ta4 I~s'b' rs h'd the baiiol i ae-
pfottsd az N-''' iAt''sse sett- ana
Siau 3" -a} 1887 sf'ii . 81 The leading
.''N 80 "a t't"" s's) supporter
..-s a'tt' u4@''s "'i1efa "Stio nave
80. p" 3 'i4's ''u'' nave ifeed
..-' 49, y '4'iT = ''4S iohg hanit "i
'i''= = ''e '''i'"of"tis '"1et- II. -
ss.i ''''T NC 'i18' 81 - taiT u b!
IL ti.' Il AR iRopie ale becoming
'Hs'' ! e''''''' III 'hsif "''4tiea
" "''U ai' ~ o'''''' h- !" SsN 'iSa
III" nc I" '''s'' ih'etca' !" 'hinh
''' 'i'oiiiS"i '.7 anu ray ieSs
l"h /" Tue beiis7s'7 oi p'FtioAh
-'- IS can FAY thiS 40 native
-. teihef All" "a -Cohieoeiate' anu
~ Deno-IAi prior 10 me ADVENT oi
b' hisih.
nat VIC want 1" do oo"h III
n country anu all over INC oouth
lie get III Ahe with Inc prosles'
N Va '"' '''' -
T.. The re-, of the n.,i,n. f.
me, &c ourselves with the Intelligent,
oolio, and conservative citizenship
vi me North anu East, ana 10 4ul'
o''"s ~. u 49, go ny
,hsny. a. mi. ~ sure,v con,iny
ana he dawn OF a more satisfactory
eEs - almost at hand. In one cOun.
" Ia the fahhahoie oi lexas-s
GOV iosA'n' - 40 ''"e' al"
CO.. ~, p.os.v.,, n,.,,or -,
faet the great mass of the people OF
MY state really like the President;
they Kho" MIN 10 De As courageous
n Il = u A6 W6lkS the cAIlE ouu t0cy
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

leading
Well Practice Faculty
bers o. Board. Aundty, bs 80
$50
session begins september ~, lsO4 To
All fre-tultion Applications should
p0ndenc invited
piers kor Catalogue and other nitansti
ChAkLkS u. MCIVkk Presden
S..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

1hE NOhvh UAhOLlNA
State Normal aAo Industrial Loue:a
Conn
CAASoAO~A CAsnu
DoAentAAe Manual
fedAxoxiCaI
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-12-01

LAWLEssS ESQ HAbKED tIzI
sTAIK LINE \ rEsIfLEstB.-f
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

on the road that lads down from tho
ralacr Of Fine Arts--you are first con.
trout,d with Jerusalem court scene;
natives in Oriental dress, representing "a
dozen uajiouuNtics, pretty Hover girls:
attendants minuing long ROWS Of camels
or donlseys, or conducting screaming
parties Of visitors prrchcd aloof on the
camcIs through the narrow streets Of
the city.
To the right, as yon enter the court,
you VIII see surrounded by u moat the
remains Of What was the citadel Of Jeru.
salem. One of the towers accomplishing
the citadel is the historical tower Of
David, where, it is SAID, David wrote his
psalms You IRE met here by the guides
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

ed 10 the mosque OF Omar, which is built
on site Of ancient temple. Here the
MuhammedanS come dai!y to worship.
Before this sacred place can be entered
all visitors must remove their shoes and
put on the slippers that are provided for
that purpose. 10 the center of This mos.
que is reproduced the rock of Abraham,
Isaac to olIrr him as a sacrifice.
From the mosque you will visit the
"WuiiinI Wall' where goes the jew to
weep and pray for the restoration Of the
Holy ,ity to the sons OF David. This
wall in Jerusalem is all that rrmair Of
tine ancient temple Seventy feet Of it
is now buried in rubbish. In order to
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
Startling Evidence.

Can anything be worse than 20 feel
that every minute will be your lasty
Such was the experience Of Mrs 5 y new
son, Dec1tnr, Ala "For years" she
writes, II endured insuGerable pain from
indigestion, stomach and bowel trouble
Death Seemed inevitable when doctors
and an remedies fail,d. At length was
induced to try Electric Bittcrs aud the
result was miraculous. | improved at
once and now I'm completely recovered.
For Liver, Kidney, Stomach and Bowel
troubles Electric Bitters is the only
medicine. Only J)n. les guaranteed
10y Webb Bros.
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16
sued by ills DoStor.

~ doctor here IA Is sued me- for sl2, 30
which | claimed WAS excessive for IA case
Of cholera morbus," says * White, OF
Couchella, cal. AT the uiHl he praised
his medical skill aud medicine asked
him if il was not Chambrrlains colo,
cholera and Diarrhoel Remedy he used
rs ] had good reason to belieue it was,
and he would not say under oath that it
was uot." No doctor could use better
remedy than this in case OF cholera
morbus, it never fails. Sold by Webb
Bros.
Try some of our Iowa Honey. 2lbs for
Sic. Cranda!l Bros.
Boy Work Shirts, Oyeralls and
Jumpers at the Racket store.
Crandall Bros will pay cash for Hides
The Jasper news., 1904-06-16

natives Of Jerusalem, who will conduct
you through the city, show ing you the
buildings and places Of sacred interest
aud relating in remarkably good English
scores Of traditions aud legrtds that are
told in J-rusnIm concerning each historic
spot.
Leaving the court you will bn conducted
west on David street to Christian street
that leads to the church OF the Holy
Sepu.cher. This church, which Is re-
production in size, decoration and
arrangements Of the church IN Jrrusa I'm,
is the spot Of sacred interest in the city.
Seven churches worship hero.
You will be shown here a reproduction
OF the Holy SepuIchrr, such representa-.
tiuns OF the crac,hxion as are in tie
church at Jerusalem, aud the church Of
each sect faithfully reproduced. To
your left as you eater thA church from
the outside you viii find the alc)ve
where sit the Mohammrdaus to smoke
aud drink until / ocloc< when the
Christians will be finished with their
worship, Then they lock the church
and go home,
From the church you will be conduct.