The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

IS the great cost OF fuel. The Arabs
nave a proVerh showing that such
eaklns is the cheapese. This reads:
'Serd sonr bread 10 the oven OF the
baker even though he should eat the
haif OK it"
frequently see boys carrying dough
10 these bakeries. or bread home from
thew They use trays which they bear
on theIr heads. Ancient jerusalem
had j. akers' street for We read that
zedeEiah. the king, put the prophet
jeremiah into the court or the prison
and commanded that they should give
him daily = niece OF bread out OF the
akers street"
Delicious With salad.
During my stay IN Jerusalem have
enjoyed tie salad which Is served AT
the hotel with an Olive oil dressing
This IS = land Of olives and the oil is
delicious. T s as clear as honey and
has a tint like the green of c~haftrtuse
| say ! have enjoyed i. but ! doubt
that l will enjoy il hereafter. Why?
| have seen how il IS made. Come
with me - an oil mllt which IS Kept
just of David street, not more Than
4 stones throw or so from the pool
Of I~IeZckiah. it consists Of - cave
which IS halt stable. half mill. IL the
sta bile section are stalls for horses,
donkeys and camels, which are eauns
chocolate brown cakes from stone
These cakes are made Of the
! refuse Of the olives after the oil IS
Sqoeelfa Out IheS '' S''" - rs
fa<te1iEG- aas
oh 'hT o'lio1 ~ !" &c ~
a sloht leust "p'@x - 80 has
N"lst i'o"i u'e atar IA - e hir
around as a flour barrel. Within u.
his clothes tied up 20 his waist, Is =
b~arefooted, barelegged Ethiopian, who
IS ue3olhS me ~ o"N S1,isho5
owes, IL i%oe - ,n-,at
EBONY ana the me "iop2 80
stand out u'oh ms o%ie p'th - -
l peep pN'f lhe le'Se my az
where lie IS Standing. = omen tI'th
has been Iald on the hliAC.le' - ).
IS lrafit)tiitS Tie @Iouhd JIG ~
thelf 1h'ee goes lh'o M Iloli'
becomes sa~u.t,,eu' he N'ln9a - =,
II into q req cay uaSili' "hthre -"
poured into Jars to be strained i'F ga"
marke,.
ia11i11r ha"h III oie ave - the my
Tor 6IiHcltl# me olteS' - - ''u,l'
Ike the oar" hAli o. n '"h'iSls 1t1
wheel b@!1& turned pE an ."G.
Gamer rftchei 10 q baf. -Al.t
that Wlne made N tile tolS i@H- sun
~trodoeh "l} ".th me ieet.
"a the ';aia ItatS.
But let is 80 - hlarket II ne Jana
gate ,A:d see what the people haHe
brought III from The country Tor sa4".
IneIe AK scores % "oi'ie! "i'l uaN
{ kets d vegetables before them. 2heV
. have lettuce and g plants ana beau
tifu1 cauHfioWerS with heads as "hfte
E as snow. They have lemons and
! oranges from j3fta ana apples ana
pears from the highlands OF Jude2
: Many of The sellers are Retli'heTn
: girls, with : hats and ialr faces,
{ and auons the buyers are fierce Be
, douins from the desert, Their heads
: bound around with ropes. Many OF
: the men have guns in Their hands, Tor
no one thinks Of travelling FAR over
p Palestine unarf1ed. There are Syrians
ana Jews and Russian pilgrims who
are buying supplies Tor the hoapice.
I called Little Russia, which lies outside
! the city. Here are many people selling
beads, although the most Of the bead
sellers are about the Church OF the
Holy Sepulchre. h beads are OF
! glass. and they come from Hebron not
, Tar from the cave. which IS A~braharn's
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