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About The Ione independent. (Ione, Or.) 1916-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1928)
JL 'SI. . r i 'V iJr.Vv f . - i, Street In t Sahara l"rratH d tha NKllnnal l.'oril'tile .l.(r. W aali lr.I p. CI BISKItA. In Algeria, neatly nilloa liui k finm the edge of the Mediterranean, In a typical wisl ln of lh neiir Hnluirn. Around It arc clustered it tir wines, the group milking . In n. Then, only short distance from I lie I u rH'iinlr.pd nuixt, the traveler tuny breathe Hi life of the great desert Unit stretches on south mid ' ""I 'of luuny hunilri'ilii of nil leu. The oitKla of ItUWn la all miles long, poeiics ITll,il date palms, ho aide Imniirliid, fig, and fining trees, mid likewise miichck-k hut la rliilliii'd to In. lit most perfi-ct climate In the world from November till M : i y . lii genial lrnicriiture, clear skr nnd luxuriant vegetation are Indisputable charms, and Ita dry atmosphere ninkes It pnrlli'iiliirly curative for piilumnnry ilUeuscs. Komclliucs seventeen or eighteen monthi pins ulthnut shower, nnd )el there la never full ing supply of di'llrliiiia rotd water from oiittiral wella tliroiiliotit die hnle 1 1 n I . Then) lire five tiling) In (Ida Miind of th amid M-n. nnd thp outlying mmi of t'lllnh and Ceddii'la oln belong to l!lkrn. The- Arnti tlllni-M nnd the- tlllngea iti-a negrea arc hulll of aim dried mud. ttllli diHtrn n ml flat riHifa of iil mu hhI. Among the nil in of old IlUkra, whew before (lie new fort una ronatrutted th I'rrhili foil I (led the old Kiixhiih rxlmlng lit their iirrlvul, are a henp of Itmuin bliNka nnd column, uhlih nre nil Hint re mnlna of Hie lloninn olitpoat of Ad Ilium. The r'reni li tllluge la i lua tered nround Kurt Sidnl Cermain, mimed for a giilliml oltlivr killed dur log the miti'lin lnurre tl.ni of IS 10. and whli li la enpuhle of ahelterlng the lic.l civil popiilntlon. Theit la I pretty mlille giinletl. where fenlhery pepKir Ireen make a I'lenannt ahude, church, a inoxpie, tlnt'ta of aliopa, a hiinilxniie cnalno nnd ofllei-ra' club, and tlirw gMM botela, of which the prlmlpnl one, the Itnyiil lintel, I an Id In be the bint In Algeria. It la cerlnlnly n de lightful urprle In Mini In the Snhiini bnlel with every nphilntmeiil of elegance and rt iufnrt. Market Place I Faaclnatlng. A vMt In the miirket pilot- during the uioriil ig la one of the eight of the town nnd oriental In every tone. S'imittliig group! of bronze Icgvcd lledoiilna. In brown nnd white camel a bulr liiiitioiive, are aelllng coua-coua. dried peptien mid. of courHC, dalea. I'.unehea of freiih grii! nnd grwn hur ley nnd I IiimiIih nre henped In one cor Her f the liieli'Mire, MnorUli allpH-ra here nnd n ille of red feme! there, mill aoiivenlra for the tourlal not link lug. For a few fninea one tnny pur chuse a net of graceful garclle horna. ntiil curloiii knlvea nnd Arabian gum tempi thu collector. An ebon liegreaa la Mdllug ornngei, an Arab hoy In a red fe. nnd not much Hue, rurrle a banket of pjirple frull In grei-n lenvea, while rlonka, hurnnuaea, tuihan, and yiikmiiha. purple, blui', deep red, nnd epntlcea while Nil rruahi'd together, make kiileldoaeaplc color In the wliltewnahed aquiire. Iluga of lieiinn lenvea. for atnlnlng the nulla In Arab fiiHbloti, aeiid forth Ihelr pungent odor, nnd the a renin of rnffce nnd elvnrettea fllla the nlr. A Knh.vlo girl In ri'd gown, tntt'Mied bluely na In her fore- bend nnd ke, alnliied yellow na to tier linger tl, Uiaea, clgiirelte In lumith, her hunglei and niiklela clank ing n a nhe giH'i. tiuialde a MiMirlnli mfe a row of Muont, elenn In their white liitrnmiHea, lire aolemnly criuiihed. Iwn of them tdiiyliig a gfiive giune of die! but the reai do nothing to perfection, without trm of boredom or a gealiire of Impatience, a alule nf dreiimy delight ncbleved npiuircnlly by Imldl f nilnd, a reiillr.nthiii of Arnhlnn Kevf. Two merry ciinllnlere! go brlakly nlong, mid ludilnil Ihcm glide two Water of Cbiirlty. (leriialiiniilly a lull figure In while burnoiiae nnd dark blue or pale gray riipe. with erlmaon fex nnd gold embroidered Jiicket, inaea. nnd the (lurk rye nd white teeth flnali down In frleiidly ghinc. Oeeiialonnlly. Iimi, there la a luxplclen of gvtiuiM altar if 'HI ' 1 V." ! .v.. ' .. Si Oaale Town. of-rnae whirred on (he nlr, aa one of llu-ae oriental glided ynuthi wulki by, nnd one la reminded of whnt an Arnhlnn courier once auld: "In my country. If a man have crfume on Id! ilothca, It inukea aciiudul !" 8V ef th Oulid Nail!. There I a myaterloua cliarin In the nulet night aa one gnea "aim lug" In the alreet of the Ouled Nalla. The atnra are Intensely bright overheud. rnd the brlskne!, imrlty, mid awect nous of the nl. beggnr Uecrlitbn. I'alng Into the nln-et of the Ouled .'iilla Is a sudden 'rnmdllon to much life, color mid noise, the street Itself full of Arnha, young and old, while on matting outside nearly every door alt the Ouled Null girl, drinking roffee, smoking cigarettes, and chattering what Is presumably llUkrnn ailing at liny bnltlng psswrs by. The Oiiled-Niilla, sometimes callin! Almees. are girls from an onnls at some dl'tnnce from lllnkrtt, and of mixed Arnhlnn and negro blood. They are more remarkable for their singu larity of coituine nnd grace of dancing tlmn for th rigidity of their monils. Their fiiees are daubed with tnr nnd stiff run to accentual the color of the Afrlc aim; tattooing In blue la quit hi mode, nnd their hair, mixed with wool nnd stiffened with grease and tur. bnnga In ebon loops about - the fnc. They wear loose gowns of bright eotlon, nnd gold and sliver coin, mint, nnd lllngre In bnrhartr nbiiiidnnce, sometimes twenty pounds of silver being curried In the shnp of bungles, ii nl, let, chains, and malve girdles. One sits In a brightly lighted, lew. white building and alps Arabian rofTc while some of th glrla dunce their pecnllnr desert dunces. If HUkra Is the political nnd social renter of the Zlhan, nnd the Zlhun Is the group of prosperous oases, vil lages extending from the foot of th Ann'! mountains to the ('hot l Mel gldr. th religions cipltal Is Kldl okh. Hldl-okba la an nasi distant twenty kilometer from ItUkrn. and Is mimed for that old warrior who, at the head of a small body of Arab cavalry, went forth to rompier Africa in the sixtieth, year of the lledjlm. When be bad extended Ida coiiouost from Kg.vpt lo Tangier, be spurred Ida horse Into the Atlantic, declaring that only such a barrier could prevent Id in from forcing every nullon beyond It who knew not Cod to worship lllm only or ill. In a revolt of the Iter hers b was killed, A. 0. flit, and when th Arabs had reconquered the Zllmn their lenders was burled In the onl which bears tils nam. Going to Sldl-Okba. The track across the ib-w-rt to Kldl okha Is pructlcnl for carriages. M 't of lb turbnned driven gallop their throe horsca biirneased abreast over tint hummocks of sand mid tuft of sage-brush till th passenger beg for slower pace. Soon after leaving t'.ls kra th rond crosses a stony tract a iunrler of a mile brond. with a deep t renin In the renter, the Oued l!lkrn, nnd emerge on the desert. Th tiny oiihIs of llellnh ll passed oil th rlt-hl. the dome of a marabout' tomb shin ing among It trees. The long, low lying line of the pnlms of Hldl-Okbn I In the distance; th An res mountains rls In golden and rns glory, tba deep cleft III their ilde blue and mv terlotis, Crimp of Itedouln tenia are pnssed nf Interval, nnd th scarlet rug, the copper pan. the fire, nnd Its group nre diixbe of bright color In the yellow browns of enrth nnd ramp, canopied nlwnys with th diir.xllng blue of the sky. Herds of camel feed on Hie dry sugebriisli nf the plain, nnd lh baby camels trot by their mother In coltish fashion. Klv other oaies nre pnssed. diet null, Droll, Kldl Khabll, Serhinn. mid (In rt ii. and nt length one approaches Hie mud wall which iiirrounda the sacred onsls. Knur tlmusiind Arabs live In tbl village, nnd the mud houses nre thickly packed, the streets narrow nnd Indescribably dirty, wl:b rivulets of muddy water running down the renter. The tiny shop nre open to the street, In rastern fashion, and behind their wares the cross-legged merchant alt In HoU lodliVerenca SAVED MY BABY! 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Hllk-cotton trees four fit't In diameter, big mahoganies, and many other kinds nre found growing on ibis limestone area, where not so much as n single spoon of soil couhl he gathered from nn acre. The trees make their start In small pocket and boles In the limestone, where collec tion of leuvei and slight accumula tions of disintegrated rock f'irrilsli them with cover for growth. The roots stray about over Hie surface of t tie rock In search of food, finally plung ing through holes to find sustenance In soli hidden deeply In rVi cavernous recesses of the coral stone. 'Airmen' Echo Te$t Even when the ground Is ot scored by thick fog. a scries of explosions like 11 machine gun's rat a-tat lar with in a plane undercarriage tella an airman his exact height. In a new de vice lo be Installed on French nlr craft. 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