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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1930)
THE ILLUSTRATE!! FEATURE SECTION P n rm b e r 6. 1930 Extraordinary Genius of Mohamet's High-Born Descendant 4 'onUnu I »>«111 r a c e Three | lain where she had mi »« But she petir at court wlUi hie singers. lb - had made an error Ibrahim , » h o ^ and eluded him until he hail rahlni wo* in runatertiatiun. He had not noticed It, ridiculed I l l s ' s**‘nl * »treat deal o( tune, money hadn't enouith money to buy dressra rival » ,ld Palo in tlndliut her i aufflctrnily rich for his rhorua At Ishak. to prove lit* assertion or Saved Heautifut slave l if e the concert th e poor clothes of his dcred those on the right to stop At another time, however, he s|n*ir is *h»’» 'd up piteously against and those on the left to continue, saved the live of a beautiful slave l !lc rich robes, silks, and Jewels of then pointing to the eighth singer ¡T h e Caliph, hearing one of Ills ,h " C a lip h * »Ives, but Ibrahim 's from the right he declared tliat It songs about a camel had ordered vo*” ' had not lost Its m agical l»'»er was this m an's fault. ! him to teach It to the girl It » a s ¡¡¡)d *oon * 11 forgotten but that. Taking him from the ra n k . Is and the gul hesitated sev- T he Caliph gave him an ImmenM hak bade him sing whereupon the ‘‘™ 1 <*"»«•« •« »>' In tricate passage ‘ , ! ! f . 1‘ t1u,.,ll’u‘ t n o r was discovered T he Caliph “ l a ,lu h tl1*' Caliph »»ore a great ¡'V','1’ , L , . . 1 ,!?' amoved. turned to IbnU nir ami said to have the mrl thrown from |iUn flrrM *rouPp m w U flcrn t- •"Uncle cease hencetorth making fun 1,10 palace windows Into the Tigris j * »» riles Mery War of Ishak A man capable of detect d did not succeed In three I n i » single error amid twenty more attem pts Ibrahim , seeing t h a t ; In lit» sixtieth year, tbiahlm . » h o throats which arc singing, and 84 llrr *kfr was in danger, changed the up to now had celebrates! the joys of love, wine and other profane chords whtch are vibrating, de erves Ir to agree with the girl's error Ibrahim continued his triumphs them es was destln<»d for a new role re»pect “ until he reached his fiftieth y e a r.' The Oreek emperor. Thcophllus. in Severe with Female Rivals when arose a great dispute as to t fading Syria, was spreading death Ibrahim was gven more severe , llh whether the Holy Hook was errated and desolation Ibrahim , stirred by » lth fem ale m a is . One of these whether It existed before the Crea the w rings f his people appeared was a very beautiful woman named ....... ....................................... ............ ... ... ........... . . . . . . „ ‘ .... tion." Ibrahim , as a member of the before the Caliph with a fiery war D ljak. who had hosts of admirers old Arab party, and one of the poem the first of hts composition, C tc dav , . sat as urging the people to tally again»! \ t t the rough translation of which T " o f , ‘ hp * ' " * * ' " ' one of the Judges. Mamoun. who the Cl recks runs thus. was a great despot, was putting to He sang “Cursed creature, thou art the m is death and torturing those »h o did 'Oh. Anger of (lod, thou host »eri! ' tress of the human race ... .. „ .. I not agree with hts view, namely. thts horrtblr sp ed arle. W ilIdst thou hr ve all the men of that the K oral, WH crratr<1 Rrvenge. therrfo re the fcm ale vie- i the world lovers'? The Judges, wishing to please both MM • Ir. m ixing thou the fat with the gave evasive replies, where As to (he nu li. Uiey have Inumi a lean dost^ not thy soul rise With upon Mamoun ordered several of glorimi» death. perhaps a Just ' disgust. them to be put to death. Including punlshm ent for thelr sins D ljak to get even with him sent Ibrahim But before the sentence Hut » h a t of th e Innocrnt wuinrn to him a friend of hers named Brdl. could be carted out Mamoun died and rhlld rrn?'* a ravishingly beautiful woman with His son M outassrm coming to the T he natlon. »tlrred by lils song, i “a complexion of gold'' and a sym- throne, earned on the dispute, b u t1 %roue and drove ••ut ttw eneat) pathetic voice Visiting him one »pared Ibrahim 's life Hut (htv was fbruhtm 's iw an song morning Bedl took a lute and sang [ The dispute lasted six years, dur- T h ereafter he nevcr npiwared In for him one hundred unedited Ing which Ibrahim had been forced public songs Ibrahim tn a trail port of to abandon hts lyre Then one day ... ... . . . . relist.ms delight sought her behind the cur the new Caliph ordered him to ap- »cr'p les rr a L r U d them selv^ .n d he regretted having foliowad a career , which had been entirely against hts | tastes For a long tim e also he had ¡been tired of some of tliooe »h o ______ had once saluted him as Caliph (Continued from page I) One of the latter had w ritten a sa of cloUi flee about him, calling him The He raised the gun th at he held ' ln« lp Dragon.'' a nam e th at had been Hts th at had half shielded her dangling from his right hand given him because of hts huge .»l*r brown hand showed pale at the * rpstled wlth ,h<" naked man, m i alU| the blackness of hla skin knuckles ms he sighted along the away Sh e was entirely nude Her Advised to Hurn Ills 1 umpcMiilon barrel In the en ter of the ascllla- olive body glistened tn the green I In dying he rxpresard kern regrets tion above and behind him some- shadows like the reflection of a th at he had followed an art he thing moved. water nymph at play In some wild, deemed so profane, and th at he had ‘ B a n g ’ Z in g!" , fantastic dance beneath the wavea. left so many m onum ent* to hts The sounds were simultaneous The Without a moment * h e sitatio n ,' man threw him self forward a second Jo h n Northlngton leaped Into w h a t' , * bur,, h u p £ m ., and h ^ m u s lc tim^ even as they .shattered the *aw a a*, a looing battle for the m anuscripts hr rt-ptied Jungle into sudder startled Ufe , om tn “IMol. thou art. w hat should I do A S id e Rescuer T h, ( „barbed Arrow w ,lh C h a n y a h Ought I to Inirn Amid a grea. rustling of leaves . . . ., . , . her. too Sh e knows all my songs crackling of branches, and excited WiUl a sw l,t- »trong blow, straight by heart Charayah waa his fa»* scurrying of small, wild things, a from the shoulder he struck out as orlte disciple naked brown body slithered, bump- the snarling face of the m an came I Ibrahim 's death was mourned even lng and thumping clumsily through in line with hts fist T he blow took by his rivals Hr had made imigu the vine covered branches in front the writhing figure straight on the l>opular and had dignified the uc of him strike with a dull thud on point of the chin His head snapprd cupatlon of singer Amongst those the yielding Jungle floor back with a clicking sound. T lirre who had been captlvakrd by hi* But this tim e a red winged sh aft m m an ominous cracking as of broken voice ww a sternly religious noble stood quivering violently Ii. the pro- bones and the second naked brown named Ahmed Daoud T h e latter testing muscles of Jo h n Northing- body-crumpled up suddenly and slid to 'p a id him the following tribu te: ten s broad shoulder while behind the ground, tlic head twls-ed at that | " UP to Hi* Ume of hearing the him a sudden commotion lerked him impossible angle that told Jo h n Nor- Prince Ibrahim I had denied the ef- around In spite of the pain thington th at his old skill was still feet th at song could produce, and W hat he saw made him forget for t n j* He had broken the neck, as more than once had m aintained my The Black L ily a moment the stinging wound in his hp m raru •“ d” C? ' lph bU,', shoulder. i Not for nothing, had his fam e as H 'errafter I refrained from all the crack wrestler and all-round a th - i f r jotsm against an a rt whose power Out of the branches above, grap- Howard Unlversilv cemented bad been revealed to me for the pling and swaying, tearing and b it- , * University cemented i n - ln . ..rim iv .m l.,,. . lien ee two a f r t 'ld lh ip between him self and figure hurMed to thT ground Hamon " * « m ultim illionaire South W henever objection* arose: against 5 f i ! w * round' “ m 0st American Indian, his room- and 'b e public singer the Invan.ilile r.-ph room a t his feet. i would be "W as not the Prince lb class-m ate for four \cars, One the naked figure of a man, rahim, son of Kl Mahtll and a dl T h e encounter had taken only clad ln nothing but a flaming red n reel descendant of the Prophet, the B u t In th at second the first unger of his d ay?” breech clout, still clutched ln hu. lef moment hand the bow from which the s h a f t ! ,t rem cn'!0|i* m uscular exertion had j Many of hla love songs are pre - - h a n !* Book of Hongs ln N* i uldcr had been . loosened .. . , the . arrow to surh an e x te n t1 erved - - In - Is fa It * * * I-.fahanl pays him the following trl »hot. 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