The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-18
TABLE HABITS
OF The MOORS
Prime pa C-sst - Sssn tire ee,er
60 aak.ng ire Tea
COURSES are VARIED

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pcrtunltH 81 gaming "a loser insight
tat' The domestic if- IL the iuhsbI-
fanfs and Tor that reason. writes
lawrence Harris ln ne Lonc3u
Graphic D h-sFt', accepted an luyi
tt'ou 90 dine with AbluliAh 81 Fssl
ta- minister or foreign affairs
Dr arriving a. MS home Nas
,-le-rd ir.u e. 'a-g- room IN which
we're seated rV~ or "a guests OF higt
rsuR Atd4iah took u' bs the hand
aBs eraNes introduced ne 20 the
r upsu slksn cushion ~as
placed or u" cvsu upon which I
scaled TNsetf
The repa- coumeu,ed wifh green
Sea served Iu -us. glasses The Gus
tom ot Trt Earring ais Is peculiar 20
th- -.urt-t To 'r- principal native
guest is given fls honor of making
De ,ss fu this ,asg b. Vas Raisuii.
be- rsrE iua'r British protection.
lsl n,.a lrvfrt o dinner Ia ny
hUnot Ii. accepted me invitation Fl -
do th- houor~ % thc evening and or
u.rco the neI-ees 'o place the native
brass t-a. .u front of Ah.re 10 sat
cross elg-t cr tE. disau TIE meth
obs 60 ~p-Ue-t0ir. are not such as
would recommend themselves 70 al
EuEt so tea part
NraEIriuE u.f o.. tes iu h;s hand.
he dropped If DO fh- po. The neEress
slave then poured boiling water over
g. Tht- Ha- sWllied around and the
0a,,r poured on Tho pot was thsn
allied vIth hule humps % loaf rugsr
troeeu rougll, trrm q sugar loaf. and
30 Ift'I- W.ur Ns- added 4 small
quantity co. tue c%oucOctiou was poured
.lfo O. GLASS. slipped and poured ac.
agsil into ft- por This process N..
continued HufI lle required deIlcaoy
Of flavor ul- reached
Tine Ccuraut Then dyuk fhe custom.
ars 'ar-" glasses 81 This yulpy mix
ilrr. .-cViuL 20 through their teeth
With e. souuu i.L- q drinking horse
A. each .ias- was finished and 70
% laced u ftr tray y Was rerlled and
hsu,--d hs,k b. tu" keeper Of the
pof alo was supposed jo remein
beer Eco whom each glas> u- onged Al
O sign from he host the tray was re-
moved. and another slave approached
each person aith a hrass bowl soap
Had towel and n bronze kettle Of varm
water. Tho guests washed thcir
hands preparatory 90 the dinner.
We al sat around 81 small table
about six inches high. upon which Waa
placed the dish The courses we're
many and varied A. saws the la
dith. The blessing o. cod rests on
fAe food taken With the hnFers 90
900 good tioh|au.Iocdans follow the
words az their proph,' 40 knife
mus boz used or bread. and the small
round ios,r~ lre broseu up n hand
% around The fsJu. or stew L. not
dificI't fo manipulate although the
olives f~oafiuE iu arg1u oil s.iu
through your finger. Miniature tugs
of va- occur with vou t.sa-yis in the
effort fo dismemter a fowl or divide
touEh meat
A. a particular mark 90 favor fIs
host VIII from ,ime 20 time place be
fore you r. little tthi' which no har
torn or With his greasy rnger- How
ever your stomach rebelts against d.
90 have to -palIoa rhe morsei Dur
iuE the meal tlr national dish 81 con
scuus is invariably served The Ash
.s made from broken grains az wheat
specially prepared by Toe vomen o.
- served piled 40 ike y huge cone
with The meat Oh top Each person
scoops OUT bio own little hole iu the
side and must NOT fresp1ss on his
neiEhbor portion
10 fro INEXPERIENCED 10 II difficult
fo manage fLe cousrpus without max
Ing au BIZ POD mess OF H. The small
lraiu must DO IIdlc.ously compressed
.nfo o. loose bail and then shot into me
mouth VIfh the back 20 the thumb
The Moor. 'sEr extreme delight iu
.aflhlrE ffe Iuaffecfu1f efforts OF
rsropenas VINO are .n difficulties effh
'hr.r CONSCIOUS Moore are terF Krcaf
eaters srd little conversation .H car
red on during tho meal A bowl o.
water is passed from hand t1 hand Tor
those ehp require drink The lhff
course finished fHe bowl aud ate
ere once more re4uIa.fioned and the
hands a0d month washed london
GLOBE
Keep su sre or fHe man gho save
ur doesn't mean anf harm