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AIDANIANS HAVE "NEITHER
GOD NOR MASTER."
Live In a Strange Barbaric Country
lAflftU-... r.-- . . .
..luiuui rcoaas or Bridget where
Every Man Carries Weapons and
Executes Justice for uims.ir
I Wc have right In Europe a strange
, barbaric country, without roads or
bridges, v:hcvo you may ride only
u uuiuwk, may cross streams on
jly by fording them; whero ovory man
, carries weapons and executes Jus
jtico for himself; whero the only
I known laws nre tribal customs, vcr
1 bally transmitted. The peoplo In this
I land know no god save a distant sov
' ercign who pays cash to secure recog
nition and who never demands to bo
I obeyed by his subjects. They speak
1 n Innpimcn flint .......... ....
-"nov .nut una iiun'i ut-iii in
duced to writing; that has. Indeed
nnlHinr nliOinl.nl A .......
...... ..i,i.iuu.l iiui Kiaiumm.
havo only vague conceptions of,1ircc
.1... . . J
unbuilt! uic .itinamine(innr 1110
Greek Catholic and the ltoroan Cath
olicto any of which theiy conform
with indlfferenro ns occasion or con-
,uini;nLf iit'iuaiuis. to 11.111011 lias
ever possessed better light to wear
tho motto, "Neither Rod nor master."
Such a people are the Oucgns, or
Albanians, living in tho Balkan penin
sula, to tho north of the plains of
Macedonia, protected by the spurs of
tho PIndus and the mountain range of
Schar-Dafjh from tho Turks, who can
enter the realm only through the de
file Kasanlk. Ucyond tho mountain
tractj tho home of tho Albanians for
centuries, extends the plain of Old
Seyi'via, which the savage mountain
wrs exploit today just as In tho
tWod days of All de Tebelan and Mahomet-All.
In Old Servla the Alban
ian has always been king; able to
defend his bailiwick alike agnlnst
Turk and Austrian.
T1, n.'fSnvV riorcrv.rO n-r:ir-ltiiipr"3
with tho Albanians began In May,
1002, when, with two European com-
nnnlnnc lin cut fni-11, mi linrefiljn pl.-
from Uskub, the last Turkish village
on tho Macedonian frontier.
That the Albanian anarchy has
pmwn ctsnrlll- n-nrcn In rnr-fiTit Vin,'
r.... .... ....... ... .j .. ... . .. -
was revealed by the confessions of a
little Jewish merchant trom saioni
kn wlin nppnmrmntPfl thn French lonr-
nalist for a portion of his Journey,
with evident ulssatisiaction in ins
mission. "Our people all regret tho
men tiir ni inn irniiii n 11 i nvu iti airt:i.
IUt..l.ln l.I "lit ........ ...
nin," hp said. Tlmc was when the
good Hebrew bouses of saloniKa car
ried on a most profitable traffic with
,im rjnoi'ha Rfmillni? thither their
merchants as fearlessly as into the
towns of Macedonia, rso man men
ran any risk of losing his lire. Trne,
the Albanians had their vendettas,
but with these the tactful trader
never mixed himself In uny way. oc-
pnclnnnl linlil.llns HT rellOlteil. btlt
the large profits In the 'business mare
than made up for them.
"Now all that has teen changed.
Brigandage 1ms been Increased until
the risks are so great that no con
servative houso In Salonika will any
longer trade with the Albanians. The
plain fact Is that tho snltan, Abdul
Hamid, has railed the ountrj' for
business. He has called the Gueghs
by hundredB to important military
and civil jrosltlons, and lias allowed
thoso left at home to Imlldoze Old
Servla. and even Macedonia. The
Albanians now recognize only two le
Kltimate means of getting a liveli
hoodby open robbery as private ci
tizen and by organized blackmail
when they become Turkish officials.
The national character has fearfully
deteriorated. Formerly the Albanian
was an honest thief, his word of honor
could always be depended upon. To
dav ho lies as readily ns he steals
anil shoots. As for this last the use
of the rifle becomes each year a more
marked characteristic of thu Gueghs
of oven district. The men of Dlbra
shoot In order to steal; they of T)Ia
kovo out or real or simulated fanati
cism: the citizens or Prizrend out of
bad temper; of Ipek from sheer de
light of shooting; of Kalkendelen In
order that they may test the accura
cy of the weapons they themselves
make In the smithies. In Albania
the Guegh shoots to show that he
feels at homo and that he exacts the
right of living after the fashion of
his ancestors; away from his own
wiles lie shoots because that Is the
habit and leputation because that is
whv the sultan hires him.'
The author and companions visited
several Albanian cities, midlng in all
of them essentially the same condi
tions of misrule. Priszrend. a town
of 35,(100 inhabitants, populated by
Servians with Albanian overlords
may b taken as a fair example or
the Guegh situation. The old seques
tered town itself, with Its picturesque
dwellings appearing amid rich ver
dure, with Its lovely series of cas
cades in a ravine just outside the
limits of the town, might be the back
ground for a pretty comic opera,
were not the Albanian troop all he
while playing high tragedy In the
life of the place. The chief actor Is
certain Uamlz-Dey. a Guegh, who
entered the city one morning some
years aw. announcing to the aston-
fV" . 7.7u'i.i,n..,o hnt he had one
I been alive to their municipal needs
and that he intenaeu k.v,.. ""'"
new form of government. As Hp was
well attended with mountaineers
hero was no resisting his k nd offer.
Tho city council passed a set of com
plimentary resolutions regarding him
and disbanded forever. They know
only too well that Ramlz-Bey was
i... nn nrean zatioil com-
,8,ared to which U.e Sicilian Mafia Is
a good government club. For 10
years Rami and tits associates nave
been In power In the city. At tho
least sign of revolt from their sway
they threaten to call In the tribes of
the neighborhood. And the city un
derstands what that means. A few
hours' march from Prlszrend live tho
feared Ostrozoubs. terrible fellows
who occupy a rich mountain valley
that has Just ow entrance through
a very narrow defile. La Hevlcu do
Paris.
Moses of the Yaklmas.
"Moses, the big chief of the Yakima
Indians and 33 allied tribes of tho
Northwest, was one of the most
treacherous and cruel Indians of the
Northwest," said an old-timer of
Central Washington, to an Evening
News reporter. "When his band had
murdered a family In the Yakima
valley and were threatening every
white man along the Yakima and
Columbia rivers. Moses was arrested
by the sheriff of Kittitas county, and
held for trial. Ho begged so hard
for his liberty that he was permitted
n tm rt., ..rtnhi nrnmlstia. 'tllicln'
Dorse Schnebly and a crowd of men
went to the mouth of the Yakima
river where Mosos was to deliver the
murdeiers to the officers. At the ap
pointed time the big chief and a band
cf painted warriors sprang irom am
!..-:'i n-li! mil " r !l'lt. TI1CV CXHCCI
ed to scaln every white man, but
were dereaieu. .moscs inuuu ui m
.ll.ine K.illo.... thrit thft WnHfl Pvloml
...1 nrtlt. tn Mm Tinpl.-V mnilllt nlllR On
the cast and the Pacific ocean on the
west. When he was taken unci; to
Washington, n .C, and saw the great
nntilnn nf mpn nnii snldiprs ho wash
ed his hands before the president and
promised not to shed any more nioou
nf whltA nmmlfi Up then deeded all
of the Yakima country to the govern
ment and lecetved n pension oi i.
000 a year In return. He did not enro
ivlint lnr-ni,i nf ills I)001)lC BO lOUC BS
he was cared for by the president
and the country."
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Ah McCormlck was tho original Inventor of tho roapor and head
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Wo wish to call the attention of our friends wb contomplato
purchasing a Side-Hill Combined Harvester tho coming nonson, that
wo aro still In the load In tho way of Improvements, In harvesting
machinery, and which our farmer friends havo rightfully named thu
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past sixteen years, and for tho season of 1S03 It will be atnl bettor,
as wo havo mado a number of vuluable Improvoniouts.
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IMPROVED DRIVE WHEELS 5 feet i Inchon high, 22 Inch tire
RUNAWAYS aro a rare thing with us. There Is a bruke on
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HEADER Is drlvon Independently from the grain wheel ot 8CP'
arator, and Is arranged with a clutch for throwing In and out of gear
when turning corners.
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AUTOMATIC GOVERNOR Our patent wind governor on the
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