Worth. it throws 1 new
‘wnr of men in Arnie-
ible to understand the
the past and
. ihs’Arntnpinns
' Wmméiit‘unlsws one
. "Ilka 0!,th ground. The
Jitw‘evnil here are pe-
' on respect, and in may re-
“ . are abnormal. So for as
ashamed prophecy seals
IR no one can tell what a day
ill bring forth. Gunpow-
“G lull! possibly rest little by
‘ lie. but who can tell when
’ Wot. will occur?
must occur some
< Idrendlnl things will hat»
W it lattes place. is beyond it
But what accident or incident
on the disaster no man can
I
RACES AT PEACE
ordinary circumstances the
in this part of Anatolia will
its a! perfect antity. For
{while on route we now two
in company and bought their
our dinner. One was :- Turk
other an Armenian. Again.
_ at? (out of Koo Dagli a queer
M om continuing on Amen-
yer-lather. mother and two
They had come. from liner-
,_ We
not! chatted with them about
. 4n the ringer. and town:
is at present quiet. The
Iron each other. but are good
and time .riends. the mam-r
- not. interfering in any «le—
1 I may generalize from what I
m in my slow march iron.
‘0 place. this is the state of
' everywhere it. Butt/Tn Asia ill—
Ve‘lleon loiti. though of course-
mull! vouch tor the tract.
.4. flitting the massacre... a large
miter of the Turks opened their
' ‘ an on nylon. to illiflr Armenian
7 Ind that scum. if not hun—
4 _ lites were saved in muse-
We must. therefore, look
(If the niobium tu- are trying
.mp3. ll thew WP‘U' lheunly .uunw
“W. the l’t'wnl iriitbllrd rpm--
Miss would never tmi. harm or
Q!!! Will ulntervation and many in—
W'ith all classes of th tn- «pie
-3 lot any that when the trtmhlm
uh won not a tumor in this light. for
M m"! IV; going atlrr‘grlhvr ton
' ' believe it did «textile :tn inllu»
“I did add something to the him
«the already horrid scene. lint
“ DOE Eli-ill ztle in «lo:- law that rr-A
. I'll! not tilt p. imp mun.» of ii"..-
_,’ Alli limt il titer.- had been
, more than religious. dilbrvm-A
'Wltr lum- been no ll'nllltit‘ at
THE TWO PEOPLES,
7 [conflict between the tin. thifll
‘ 1‘ Tutti! ol qualities of rimi’artcr.
i? In no isrepruwlblt mullbt It
fill ilm int uh'wlniw it it» proper
. .yoo will and in your hand
mm. whole mi allalr t at»...
file It. your view at tha- iii"...
“and..." lot intelligent unr sat-
.fl, First. (hm. let ll take the
. of his not'mry and has
' to do no. Ills notional rm»
lathe dnys when the art.
Arsrst. n mmmtnin in lilo
- . He never intermarrics.
Miro!» in that matter
. on. He has hnd u dy-
Wn in the In sway pawl
lgt no nanny mum and
. and re. mattered so
. Ill ills military nrdor
no longer n warrior sml
mmmlm. lie In t.
' ' , with all the pecu-
fiul‘lty. the running
’ ' blips smmerorlsi’
Al. MIRKWIINFJIIS.
wnr. he sires him“ to
the Hebrews did the some
were Wally so surl-
not... their herds
find that» won no mriiy
which could be sum on hy
whit. they More our
in all m at stunt.
n prnlt mid In Mattie
, no... morn» people in
W ciao. us their heels
It In sold I. low can
,plytwo Turks. n limb
‘ w in low... slid no
not“. than all lilo
'W anoint hos
“W The
i ‘ than race or religion in get it t
w I In! pericc tly I. ll assured illl'l'r
m on. when lit. Kurdish no mi w .35! f” t" the Tutti. W
m, when murder was In ml
ml do not any that religious tonml "ulc. Mm.” b.» ”mum” easily corrupt-
m " I‘
true at WWI! itselt boom the
his-sures. Bitten those events the Ar-
ntenisiis ore inure or less In hiding.
udhuslnesslsinthnhnntlsol the
merits. Mt alone the route be-
tween Treblsond on the north sud ling
tint! on the south Is controlled by Ar-
menisns.
. THE SHBEWD ZARmiAN.
loreorttr..nnd very naturslly. the
Armenians m In extraordinarily
shrewd rsce. sud i use the word
shrewdness in 3 sense which covers a
multitude, ol shady transactions. In
his domssticllte the Amino is wpll
talents s moral nun. lltttin business
ii In sale to he on your guard. This
comes, of oourse. front the trading pro:
molly developed It! lat! of practice.
The wild and impractical Kurd is ab-
mlutely hélplesn in his hands. The
Kurd in pretty neuriy ererylhlng else.
both good nod bed. but he has no hush
neon capacity whatever. and when he
has relations with an Armenian he i..
likely to remember the tort for many
.t long day
At. the Kurd and the Armenian be-
long to the some locality. and periorce
are near neighbors. you can easily see.
that there is n hood chance lor trouble.
The Kurd is an arrogant leilow. with a
history running for into the Middle
.ytges. and It Is not no long ago that he
but! big castle. or stronghold. and was
ll lull—limped robber baron.
stlut’t ol the brigaud mu survives. and
his coneoienre does not tumble him in
the least it be driven on Armenian'n
herd of onttle to market and pocket»
the printed; it it. is kind of practical
joke in which he has indulged so olten
that a recurrence excites no surprise.
The Armenian however. is not without
resourwn which make his retells.»
atropine. The kurtl is in need 0! mon-
ey at times and the Armenian is quite
willing to lend it at a good rate (ii in-
terest. As a roommate. the Kurd
has a clear Impression that he hm
been cheated. which impression is no:
la.- {root the truth. These character—
istim o! the Armenian are very pm-
trounced. and on there are in Kurdintan
2mm.- three million Kurds and not
marry more than hall a million Armori—
iams. it In easy to m that friction can-
not Vasily be avoids-ti.
l’lvlifl'IJAlil'l'IES (IF THE Tl RK.
And now lot like speak very frankly
about llII' Turk. It lll not dillicult in:
a rarely“ modem to account (or ii“-
twak position in Europe by a innit at
his [wt-ullaritim.
in the liritt place. it.- is one of lb.
himi-at'henrted creatures on the globe.
an i unless. he tm-uples un olllciui omi—
tioum lr- which chm lie in at. much tllll
if his real element a» :. listh out of W..-
t-rw he it". generally faithful and litm-
r-at. i would sooner trust him than i
would either a Greek or an Armenian.
An a servant he is a curt-taker. and will
stand by you to the lust. lie is. a lull)-
fry‘gti—im‘ky mm of fellow, obi.» and
willing to lire on a error at tin-ml it
and be. and ultra}... running the bout
u! rirmmnmnccu. 0! course. i now ro-
b» is met in Ann...
'3... not as he is (Mind in t'onnmutlnw
wt and summit to onloy the process.
The Turk on burnt-hack is In the only
plow in which he drum lull horror. l
haw which"! him again and again
with .urreaitiult admiration. for he in
part and pare-cl of the Intelligent brute
he imitation. l’p an icy unreal, down
i wilpper.’ hillside. it» gallop.» with per-
't'tl't'l. m'klcsnnceu at itl’Pllllm't'll speed,
ll it!” would lirc and sleep on horse—
”Silk he would he port's-ct, (or I! In only
wiwu he gets out ol the cuddle that it»
show.» his weakneot,
Till: 'l‘lfllK Ill A NUMAII.
Th» Turk is a. nomad. nlwuyv hsu
own ”up, ulwuyu will in one. untl dis-
tiltlllii in immune anything I’lifl’. That
it. the key m the numrtalmm part itr'
ployn in Europe. No matter where you
lino! hlmutm the plot... in the wildflr
were or in the Windmill city. amid rite
.urrotmdinsn which wealth :tltuw inn
port-hose. it you oboe-rye him rims!)
you m that he dues everything In it
rmmntilt' way and is srurN-ly touched
by what. we roll progress lie lows
the filler-mil remury and how a kind at
contempt tor llit- nineteenth. Improve.
mm!» a-wn mmlortn make on up!
pool to hint. lor he welt-rs the 1"!le
methods of lilo
W. went to. the house at n knlmuksnt
to «pend the night. When the tin.»
rotor to’vetlrn n nervnni opened u do»
el door and bro-flit therefrom a couple
or thin msttminen. which he lsitl on
the Mar. covering etch oi than with
stint in rennin ports or Anterltn are
rolled ”commotion." Tbm were no
sheet... sud we would have on pmperly
sum to but with our hams on as willy
out then Wands Ire prneticnlly
unknown. soil It... they nrn um out.
thebsdlsnem two...- up is our
modern m. Then you love the no-
Iwnd who simply camps smlwih lull
who llm in the daytime on horseback
sud sleeps. in s not
(It min. iiyowslt at table the MI
at soon. In pinned within moronic”
rout... est-l. per-.- is supplied will. 1
room not out helps himself nit host
lie to... ‘l‘ln onset in
i
”Chm-ilk"
The in- '
n. Shots nlsctornndlsnot
shoot a week i felt first
could not tell ”It. was India‘s W
a long time ,1 could not discov
deficiency: Thsnwl lotion cause in the
nhsnnceotslsiuslelsce Not-ho-
man whose Ince could he soon on the
am... At table we were all men.
When we were at Treblrond the uni!
woman visible was an Armenian 0!
very uncertain age, who pretended to
have charge oi our room. but who
merely neglected it. Today i eniond
n new nod delishilul sensation, tor we
lunchetl with the English consul. and
his young wife wupresent to give Its
good cheer. Now. a civilisation In
which women are hidden behind 3 Int-
tieed window and never nppenr st table
when guests are Invited Is no civilisa-
tion It all. as we understand the word.
It may be better for a robber harm. to
hide his wile or wives lrorn the core-
tous use of rivnlt. but it is In Imr
nly among those who have outgrown the
robber boron period, snd who lire in at
world in which women are the moral
and lnleiiectosl helpnintes of men. Tor.
key, in this moment. in very little In atl-
vance 0! Old Testament days.
LITTLE EXKCI'TIVE ABILITY.
Still again, the Turk has. as a gen-
eral thing. very little lilmillittltlli'e
capacity. \l‘Ith rare but splendid ex-
ceptious he is dull in business nilnlrn.
and In easily—duo easily-taken advan-
tage. of by the Jew or Greek or Armen-
ian. or by the horde of lorelxners who
have rushed to Turkey as n bonanza
and who are helping themselves to er-
exytblttg they can lay their hands on.
Is a railroad to be built? A German or
a Frenchman sets the mutrsct Ind
motes his fortune. Arr. um weasel.
to be acquired? They rout he hit.
down in lord” shipysrds lid tht
profits. go into lornizners’ pocket... I.
the matter at generals Turkey cnt
boom of several brilliant exampld. bu
her guns are mmtiy nude abroad and
her troops are drilled by oilicern from
abroad.
There is. not. so tar as I own learn. .-
pzirticle oi commercial ambition it
Turkey. with the rare est-options t.
which I have relerml. It you want i
trusty an. out. get u Turk. tor every
um» cine will cheat you and he will not
It you want a nkiiled workman
would be ridiculous to go to a Turin
you mill“ engagi- 1 Greek or an Arnie
uiun. The mule driven. in the can.
runs are Turbo. but the owners at tht
caravan». are Armenian».
I'Rll'Tl().\' lNEVlTA ”Hi.
All these things being no, the Turk
punr leliow, submitting to have in:
property all .tlowiy acquired by th.
.«hrewd, the titer-shrewd Armenian
why whould there not be tm‘anionn
friction sud iii-reeling between the to.
rat-en? How can ntnh trbtlon ire "old
ml? it seem to pin lmpousibie. An.
than on some excuse which answer:
the purpme, the Turk has his innings
and. bearing the bugle blunt. know:
that he iiiltl pt'i’l't't'l lrcmtom to loot Ar
mcttinu built”. is it strong:- that. he
duet. hi.“ work MI thoroughly that tit
mom llitl't’ are many dead in tin
Mrwtw and nothing intl the dire." pm
arty hit to the wretched victims? it
m "(it a warm of religious lanntlclnm.
for it In not nm‘eunul’y to not-mint fill
who. ort'tlrtl by relrrv-nw- It) anythlun
or liit' mm, The simple truth is, the
lam raw-s mount live tor any length at
time in the same territory. lot the
'l'm'lt dew uni know how to protect l’llfl
awn intervals. and utter a lew years he
limb- that the Armenian ht... every-
thing
”RAVE Ql'l'IS'l'lONs.
And yet. what Turkey is to do. now
that she lllli impoverished thew Ar»
moniops. no one our. tell. They were
thn moat ptonperouu tillers of the
ground. they bod capital to Invest. they
('Ullill employ labor. they were the our
thrllty element in every town sud vii-
lngc. nod. moot important oi nll. they
paid the ism. and so monument the
government. When the Turk tried to
exterminate the Armnino he am
very nm to committing suicide. tor in
mm.- [Ilium "why there is on litter
.0}th n! the sorrrnment because no
taxes can be ruined. it. would seem thnt
it better polity might anally be devised
till!) one at unireml bankruptcy. lint
this in not my business. I no. hm
simply to state ill"! on i llnd them.
flood tnscnronl Is at n yellowish tint
tines not break resdily in Milli. nod
swells to three or loor times its bulk.
Worn. breed sod rnke rhonld he cut
with n knlie. the blade of which luvs
been heated by Its-ding It in boiling
tester.
mt stains Its! be removed trust wsll
mwssflrhsforlmhosrsm.
dared pimlny. wise! with wnter to
the «bonnet... oi (MIIAWHW (low
sash.
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Give mm... s Drink .
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It Is sold thtti lndinnn never kiss
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The man who boots s M and the
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worn by travelling companions oi the
sherill.
WHEN 1011 “All! A BAD not...
too wsstthsbsstwssieiuthntm
hobtninss.sndthstlsm's
cable-stir. _
You not a randy that will not
onlycive quick Mist. melons”
Norwalk Chronicler