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The Great Rock c
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Abroad. hadon our s
over I learne
?f Gibraltar
_ sion, "Sick
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ihip. On tho way
<1 the exact meanry
common expres?
a dog." A genteel
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CASTER NEWS. FEBRl
JAli 20. 1907.
HE/vevi
et.solved
ERTOLDA LIE
7
and Gentleman
?The Land of
in Bad Shape: Is
and the Peoph
Morals, Thougl
Prays Five Tin
ly Soldiers to indulge in
the ^floors He whs frien
lo Progress and as light
5 Have No a bride on tl
i Everyone riage. lie m
nesa Day. by water, a
the pranks o
? ? Wi I?| ivvi Vf VI v
pleasures of travel,
idly with everybody
hearted and gay as
ie day of her mar
ever travelled much
nd wan ignorant of
f old N ?ntune. A
pegekx and we
The
merxfap
Should all be
e. a Successful
iT CWTArFofLD To
xseht-ANOA
TVLAIERCHANTDOES
lYIlSftEPRESEm:
LfjtEg- tfQV/V,
BY A. M. ST
(Copyrighted, 1P0<5, by R,
NO. 9.
From the troutie
on the north to fl
choppy sea g<
his stomach
K. licuslc", )
quent procee
110 more."
his tribute
Q, . even lo the 1
rs O; Spain . . .
c. . , breakfast, he
10 S Pm fl nf
Don put a misery in
, ami <kthe sub"<e
(lings interested liim
After ho had paid
like a gentleman,
ast m hi' litnl of lii s
i put on that sad
Gibraltar on the i
miles?up hill boll
is mountains from
the other and the
continues on far it
In the ages past i
Atlantic and the M
... 0- , look which 1
south is 8o4 , , .
, of the nival
i ways, It
, weak, his eai
one eml to , '
pale. His g(
same rang*
I'O Morocco. ?am* 1ulet
110 doubt the ?" h'3 CO""t
expression o
eoiterranean ...
* so characteristic
id. His eyes were
ra limp, and his lace
jneral demeanor beand
unassuming,
enauce he woie an
f calm reaignaliou.
rorrwuni nn ? . tm
tiuirtR eaowri Co. cmcAto
HE ntVCATbU) A Ul. S7
were one body of w
soil of Spain many
nea'h (he water,
that the same mi
which built the Alp
the Pyrenees also br
above (lie waves.
. , ins min t wi
ater anil the . ' r>
, r 4l . ject. But, i
r fathoms he. , ,, '
t . .... the spell w
It is likely . l, .
. , . - while later, i
ikhty lorce . , ,
, , ing splendid
8 and reared
. FALLS INTO TI
ought Spain
From the Tangier is
13 on a si nous subin
comparison with
hich I had a short
that dog was enjoyhealth.
IK ARMS OF A MOOK.
situated on the bay
The
H
Greatest
III 1
Thing
i
north of Burgos lo
Cordova, some 60^
is a series of pUi
mountain ruins, whii
have been lakes wh
was young. In th<
forming a part the 1
the south of 01 "'e 8,,me '
miles, there ""fhors out
eaux,- with trom ",e 8|"
Oh appear to dUembark 1,1
en the world 18 "? mole 01
e line and tlle w"e" ?
o,.g range of Ker,m9 buai"'
i;??-i^ iv
tame, lhe steamer
some half a mile
are and passengers
i a small skiff. There
sea wall to break
nl it is a rather danes*
getting into the
U ^
0
rgg was t
[unr F1S
mgun
ri
oaiu mountains ext
France tar into nortl
rica, stands the Hoc
tar, whose head
above the waters i
Ou one side of this 1
of over 27,000 peopi
C nnA ii r.
ending irom *
bwestern Af- "Ul1 C'OW" Iik
k of Gibral- mu,t tsel in '
is 1,396 feet U",e- ',usl as
it its base. "n tlrJ ba"k
rock is a cily int? the armi
e. ot whom wll0'wllh th'
dpnonitu vnu
lie wiiVfS tOSs II Up
:e a feather and one
?xactly at the proper
i the boat comes up
of the wave, you fall
3 of a stalwart Moor,
a strength of a giant,
KsiCmIv i It ll>a oliiA
was to 1
the chei
pie. Il
Lvul Ul
tell his father thai
rry tree. He set
t is easv to tell tl
u
t he cut down
a good examle
truth when
v,vvv/ ure nritisn
tioned there. The
not only a wonder
but has bored tunn
derground galleries
it and out at small
inous cannons are
rl I rt'rt wan ^
soldiers hi a
rock itself i8 rhero ia a re
of nature, little boa,s n
els and on- The ye,lil
all through f",icu'ati"*
, , forts to set c
holes enor . F
? . .. interesting 8
pointing in . . ,fe
a? * tll0 bov, lov
gular swarm of these
leefcing every ship,
ug, quarreling and
; Moors, in their ef>as6engers,
make an
ight. The Moor, like
?s a noise.
telling 1
But are
hoods f<
the trill
J
the truth will do
there not many
:>r immediate bene
1 Vl ^ WIf* n!-,a 11 nn t
you no harm,
who tell falsefit
rather than
"r A f rv
UlllCICUl UIICUI1UI1H,
a lot more huge oann
harbor there is a
vessels. There ar<
inous docks in the <
ing and repairing w
these docks over 3,C
worl'ixl ilnilir (I
un top are
.?.,o i *1 After eme
ions. In the
fleet of war t0m hou8e' "
? also eaor. ,lghU apPea
, . are crowded
citv lor mak"
, . T sort9 Of III]
ar ships. In . , ,
kAA with donkey
>00 men are .
...in* great bu
rging from the cuslie
novel and strange
r. The narrow streets
with people with all
ipossible dress and
s and mules carryrdens.
Everybody
show v*
wrong i
our goo
f 1rvr\ r uri
? ? v/ vtiuiiV/iij
/here this store (
statement about
ds or to show th
=> ?i.~ : : _i
CJ-llJ IU
sver makes a
the quality of
at the reduc
?? w? J ? J
rather a war like
It i9 needless to stai
is good order in thai
soldiers are well Ik
teel young men ar
and toughs. It i
sieht to see thorn
uiiaxni i ins
and overythi
appearance.
. , e?. Not only
re that there
. . m. treated to ra
i town. The ,
, . but the noa<
;havea, gen,
, ? As we passt
xl not thugs , 1
. . lane my n
s a beautiful , , ,
zephyr ladei
murrh tr? *
ng is making a rack
is the eye and ear
re sights and sounds,
0 i? not neglected.
>d int.) one narrow m
ose encountered a Si'
1 with thirteen kind- Mil
iiuna w y
genuine
HlliiSliT
- IIlclKC 111 JJilUCb a I
; reductions.
lliiianl
. nines are not
lift iOIIII
11:1 111.
preaching on Sunc
band, and each ma
prayer and hytnn
all appearances the
met:. One of them
by an officer to sho?s
under, or rather in.
. 1,1 of decayed o
lay, led by a . ?T
, , again. Up
n haying h;n , .
, ,, was a real b
book. From ,
. dancing and
y are gentle- . ,
. . When inforr
was assigned .
. America, he
' us the Bighls
. , mance and
Iherock, and
<lor9. i went seasick
in the market place
lack juggler singing, 800n
performing tricks, just
neJ that I was from Moh
stopped his perfor- niue
came over to talk enoii
. There are some people \vl
could not make conbistei
ammedans. For instance, 1
zzin could ever call lor
igh to wake and net IIoi
io come back to tell us
nt things?" is the way he
10 of the subject.
ins HONOR SITS ON Till
11 A \4 l
" ? * -\w ? j
o! tho^e ture of h row, bi
disposes a man ot impo
' 11 is dignity was
5 FLOOR". so far a8 law W
waft fvidftiit thut
r J'
it his Honor was
rturbable mien,
oppressive. Hut,
ras concerned, it
\ 111 c IT AnAr
he was most affable
For hi9 services he
induced to accept
indeed refreshing to
man after hearing
six weeks except a
fees. But there is i
, .... some with n
and obliging.
. . . . the Midway
could not be .
at Chicago ]
pav. It waR
, py to meet. 4
> meet such a * .
..... , , Moorish gui(
little else for ,
. . America,
clamor for ,
A.. ., and other be
nothing email
le. Ho was a part of O. I
at the World's Fair Maj
in 1893 and was hap- h a in
'Americanno." My the ;
le liad also been to M
visited Wilmington med
mthern seaport cities. also
i. Watson ol Winston <
John D. Shaw of Rockirij
out of bed at five o'clock i
morning.
y guide is a good Mohar
an and very religious. I
has an eye to business.
n, mui iwtnu iciw.^uil
3r thing out oi the ordinal
were passing the tempi
n tice this morning a tria
progress. Two fellows
n" trouble last night and
haled the other before t
^ Th? finnri rnnm u.t?q uh<
ih some- ~
rv. As we n?r know a 'aw]
e of jup- On yesterday
1 was in deratood that an
had some to Ru9sia by tl
one had re,urn about bu
he judge concour8e of sol
k . were going out i
v ?"?o *juiiv? vim
per Irom a louse,
afternoon we unambassador
sent
le Sultan would
ndowu. A large
diers and ritizenB
to meet him. We
about the way E
things. On the aid
is an old Moorish c
in 742 and now u
ish prison.
SICK AS A
It'nArYl f!i Kro 1 I n r
, . . , i nere is pie
England doe. jh Tsn|,^
e of I he rock
, , CY KAT90N
asMe erected ..
WOULDN T
sod as a HritI
am disti
in the morn
D??* the ohrill vc
lA ToACIA. JA A.I'! 1. -
niy ot English talk b;i9>
does
AND MAJOR 811 AW it UJ
DO FOR MU8SKLMKN. payr
irbed in my slumbers pav
ing at five o'clock by be p
>ice of the inuezzin the
a ...
' at the hour of prayer, I
not stop to pray but male*
> later. lie likens it to tl
?ent of a debt: if unable
when it is due, still it mu
aid. He says that lie ow
Lord five prayers a day, ai
,e eight, with a covered
?s front. Hi9 honor was s
ie down on tne floor with
,0 gracefully crossed un
st The defendant and pi
e" witness were sitting on
1(1 floor iust in front of tl
' OlA U ? *--? * '
porch in decided to go, tc
itting flat brou^ht a doni
i liia legs aiu^ ^or me ,bal
tier him institution?a n
osecnting i?WHr^s the m
the porch wh,ch ,he arul
ie ind escoit were co
>o, and our guide
tey lor my wife,
t great American
mile. We set out
ountaina through
>assador and his
ming. Ever and
A i win vui/Mwiai
40 miles, across one
eat alieeta of water
anywhere, much w
English channel,
seen so many sick
rw g. n ii^in in VlIU
i of (he rough- The Mogleri
to be found day, and i
orae than the o'clock, wi
1 have never Just why su
people as we prescribed I
munim 10 prayer, it he
is pray five times a app<
must begin at five it uj
nter ami summer, worl
icli an early hour is does
can't learn. It's too devi
) tails to get in one at tl
ointed liour, he must nial
) later. His ideas of the ne
Id are not very clear. I
in't believe in a hell or
1. "Who has been thore ar
Iu* They were both testifyi
same time. Once or tv
xt jumped up and nearly
'e blows, but soon coolec]
rt sat down again on t
id Their testimony was i
nip at (he anon an arm(
vice (hey charger wouh
ran e to his wav tu h0,il
I ofi and c f Tangier that
he floor, was corning. I
u the na- Governor had a
'd courier on a
! gallop by, on
v the Governor
the ambassador
t seemed that the
short memory,