ENCIENT PEOPLE.
W of memo-lo the
if Kilt: Alexander tit-Greece
voila interest once more to
’ The changes
. Flt has plus-ed in the wars and -
" all: corner of the world. are
” “(futile following W5 lov-
on? by the mtlonal Geographic IO-
“ Greece?
- Blight-of the push the answer
'“ “ he tentative. for o defini-
tlregol's aren- It my time dur-
[thou-undo or you're of its his-
hl’liMe held good hardly for
gaming: nod in latter yell-s,
., 9 have been toot-bungee in the
were each decade has seen the
anti: modem times—except
who mental-Lemma or Alex-
Wiles ‘GreeCe' meant P nation.
theiaeecian Golden Age; as well
if Mole-fond since. Greece WIS u
. minim “against "salt. “I de-
“8! history would mean the history
of more than 150 separate states.
but} Millet-e was at all, thee some.
fouling of Hellenic "nationality even
mom ”the rivalries“ among the V:-
f‘ rim. groups stood in the we: or in:
3"” don into a single nation.
_ ' ."whlle Great Britain may be de-
'* scribed rhino Well 6: {out
, _ _maybeulldtobe‘naeogtu_i
"f rounded by land: The Kellen-5“ hare
Palms ' been a enduring; folk. out!”
the medium-Way; not!" ' por-
ishntls of the eastern M991terrnnm
3W Greek territory Sill thou-1&1
m. and this was true aim of the
"ifi‘nflqiie, I'eloponuesus um some
othofiportionsiotl tho Greek peoinwlii.
‘xcwfim' equally important part or
Greece—or better, of the lawful thef
Hemlock—were the settlements made
bins mfluen‘ on them of the
mom. that bee: in the “editor-
«rm. ‘Trlese éettlementi consa-
:tuto%d an unbroken fringe of Helios
.. dim: the shores of; sin Minor, and
‘- scatt'ered'communitle. on the shores
of luv; [It Sicily._..even in northern
m and ‘fflat is now southern
,m. _'This was the' loose "Greece?
(I‘m at its greatestflt domain"
ofoile‘ people but «M‘mtes A
W gun the WWW?" m ill-er
‘ ~mmm league,
M flotation against ,tho‘,‘c’xtemnlv
' immovable which no a
serumth ambition of
it, ”those days. AMflwas
- only} "principal power in this
eaf’glfe. and wailiho’ W'leader
«the organisation.‘ , '
'ifi‘lil'l‘ier came the hegemony of Ath-
nfb'y force, the paradoxio-I elnpire
all: democracy. bereft even at nth!-
D
9 , x» 9 ' x '
Mme» plain}, Vocal
. winter. ,
. varieties are found in the mountnins.
flail“! the_Aegean MW 13900-131“ on the asouth. lathe home of some
_ own particular ‘herring panda?“ Tm? .71.“)0909 Turks.
wmin .417 13.70.- M in: a! mw‘
m the Gobi ammo-1m , ' Q
, used. it lsr‘mllécted and stored~ln. » : ' ‘ = ' ' T
,. , . , 7, «ontory, him-am out} Loot the m
~ urge quantities tor noggin!!! the. am“); «of lime: paling clonal! .9
_ . . meg-Who; anal mam m .3. T
tram-ls scarce, a-few «an Mall! 3 Tim: gram. mm W 7 ,
nid‘flhrlzflahs, mun-ti by all“? ;. V . . ; u ’
' W" " nimmu‘utw; any. we: . W mm, "NV L '
. 9 , , ‘fgbfllgom 'bln&rsmanaatoa :-.
“The wulls’ot Rulinl havin seen x, m, *m‘ “I" cl” ““5 '
3 ~ emanated fifteen cases or .whl‘iltewl
The. anatomy” dflven by . Al- "
phomwmmllouhl it man.
lhe caravan route'l‘urnlslling' the en-
tire oupply. _D‘urlng the" whim and k
that czin croéts the desert and subsist
on. dried-uplgrlfises. At this season
of the year blocks of ice are carried
for water supply. and at other wea-
sons. two large tubs are carried on
each camel, used for this purpose. one
tub on each side of the camel.
“The Mongol is a great 'meat eat.
er. living in some cases entirely on
mutton. In comparing other foods. in
he *will ask it they. are as good as
mhtton. It is not uncommon for n
Mongol to consume ten pounds of this .
meat at one sitting. He puts mutton,
rat in his tea. which iS‘prepared with
milk from the brick tell (nonfat! m0
pressed in bricks). and of this he
drinks enormous quantities: 80 cup-
{nls per day is not an uncommon
amount for on adult. There one no
rogular hours for eating: the native
eats when opportunity otters. Game
is not common nczlr *Urga, but many
though hunting on Boglh 0i
(Buddha's Mountain) is prohibited.” t
ANATOI‘JA AWAKE FROM‘
‘ t. SLEEP OF AGES.
Anatolia. which-in Greekmeans ll
rising. is literally living up to its
name. The lenveu which during the
post two 'or three yam has been
working turn drastic changes in coun-
tries-ln Europe and Asia.
threw this portion of Asia. Minor in a
torment. " - ‘
,Anlttolin, which lles;betwcen the
Black nfid‘iieditermne’nn. seas and
’ MTAirme‘nio on Jim chat and Syria
Even though Mo-
,llnmmednn Turks. these people have
filtered almost as much at the hands
of their own governing officials as
have the. subject Greeks and Arme-
mm.
'Bhe original Turks in this arenhre
dest‘emlnnts of tribes ~whicll have
drifted in from Central Asia. but lnin
Anatoilo‘s crucible lune poured
streams from many sourcesLJI‘m-nnl—
ens. Persians. Armenians and Greeks,
warrior tribes. nomads and merchants.
many of whom have lost their names
and traditions. In fact. most of the
earth’s animate rretltnres have at
some time passed over it. The million
products of the centuries are nomads.
who often change it wunderlng’ life
into one, of ugrlcultnrefiivlng in hqllfi‘
e3: bulWhflc‘s of clay dried in the
sun. ' Mir! ~ 3. .. ‘v-
The principal wealth of Anatolia
lies in its agriculture. Fortions of the
land are easily worked and fertile.
the tract from the Sea of Marmara
Other parts are rocky or are [uteri
opened with mitts-acts. .. -
Due to thh paucity of n, population
numbering scarcely twenty-Jive p‘ero
Song to the square mile. and to the
fact that the lnhabitgnts' am imbued
decply «ml the filament and sou-re
hopping: of monarchy. At this pc-'
“ 'hd,” what may be termed
5&1!“ of Sparta and Thebes, a
”approach to a Greek nation may
id to have existed; but in none
"idle itself tare governed by oiher
Hellenic states.
m the sums of a notion. but it
nus ll fusion forced by a vii-tool out-
w andcontalned much territory in-
“(some death of the meat aim!
W numerous .gOVemmelliil” cola; .
fiancee. expanding m-‘Jfitm
m tall comm m! ‘c non-est
Wt the whole cirlllntmfl; but
‘ ‘ treat dilution was (M: an
. therlstngpovrer‘ ottoman“!
.Wln‘mu'e province li'th vest-
moire. . ‘
.fljke
M eras were most or the terrl- ,
. if, mm by Greeks included. and l
I m large parts of the Greek penln- ?
. For a. brief period A
jailer Alexander the Great, Greet-cf
W h; others than Greeks: and .
the Helium separated again x
w great awn-action. {We fell ‘
military ability and power or!
Greeks «lied under ‘ are 'Ilunlm
: but when the Eda-.9911";
formed-with. Wu it!
_ W IWiufiicll: eastern
’ ' (com “'1!!! mo! China .
lnmerilimbfll‘ty, of ”Wotan.
which to the Americanultnd tin-ms
about 90 per call lazinen. twtlllrds
of the tillnhie area is covered with
sprigs and neck-u weeds.
When the natives lit-air themselves:
and raise the commongrnlnu. grapes
and olives, coiiolx tobacco and
mm needs within fllé land hjmpniilel
or producing. more are not yet so.-
cient transportation utilities to mine
feat-e or the Ina-renal. m 69mm:
m the‘pnsdbilitles of them regions
. and were planning. wheam shipped.
*7 mimd ties. mm Wars and ogrli
cultural machinery into the country.
M flaps mm the restitution
of their dream. Now travelers farm
the Near motion as that “soon the
locomotive. tit motor truck, and the
airplane will open up Anatolia in I
new way. binding it to.“ the world
cmlul’ly. politically. and aeo-
: My. all the historic Midge
land between wt and wart."
S“ «W' IS LIV!IG
tomes. , ..
spring the camel is the only animal gfl' to ‘
finllhéd. Loom lint-loo monotone
lngly upon the solitude ohvtlle' two
moiulmlnu- Attlfe .MTH «offvflhe
Thorium. who“ nominal not this game:
period. WWW
in [those mommy-blown flew—
ing a bedmul the‘roctiann coltkat i ,. - , 7
{Fall W .. In), 35.0me; mg. ,
. to want: ~
lng a-llttle garden. Merino ‘touafd .
WK, 3.5 Ire-Thor populatio‘rx‘
rough bed mo moot the has“... '
pointed out today by :9?th
former overoum'ln coder-to patella. l ~ w ., , .PA ‘ EN 5
ondi‘l ii! i if i “chitin Room can a. Central News disui - I . 1- I
“Marina's; tie-ire was to round 4- AM » mun-c to “,9 W ”
When the We 31:; the Big Novel
free society. based upon liberty; Jus-
tice. simplicity. chatty, virtue. end.
ohm-e III. of love of peace.
tool! In“ on“ til-die Walled his;
followed, about him and bequeathed
to them hip-mountain. ‘free from every
other man.’
that t ex never peel? enlargement of j
t , i: _
act-ill! in eels-dorm was an on-
pardonuhle crime in those who «hoped
it. . ng his followerl'to in
true to faith and to live in 12:11
accord. {rt-amen nlk he penned away.
little dreaming. "not in the We!)
century his little community 15mm!
stand. a monumeotio lilo modal .
teachings and‘nlmplo tom of govern: .
”“9“!” .ment. in the midst of a war- '
worm." ‘ '
MADE rm: or song.
even. first consult
the Mi’lt‘i/Il‘l question
foot of Mt. Aunt. and the rim of
Nnkhlchevan contains the alleged 7 .
graveyard of Noah. The builder of = ~
the Ark, local tradition alarms. went
down into the land that‘sought the
wing of the Cnited Stein. There he
is said to luive died of thirst in the
parched plnln nfier his ll?! had brok-
en up on the
'i‘rel i bein fliculnrlv N11. 4
m ‘ mu" 3 p" ' ' Veil-ole of toes in the summer of 19m
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ls “motel-lair m
nts. A low slaves followed their
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His porting phyer was
of violent” meant. “for.
helico- a painful M’ tor that!
ed optimum 7
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dried camel jtlung) is the only fuel mmfiwimthe mm ot the a: ,fl
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the - lull-a Governmentl
it 13M; Rome today. quoting an‘
ot‘mo‘nia‘nd or Vegli‘a has revolted - ‘mnm- » -
' Inno- “mun—t Ill-Cum on!“
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by Torture.
by the Armop,
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