Cattle Raisers and Devil Worshippers Are Original Sheiks
Taous Malak, the “fallen angel” patron saint of the Yazidis, is linked to Aleppo’s nomadic sheikhs who claim heavenly descent. They number about 12,000 near Dijebel Soumana, with a second group near Diarkebir. Sheikhs marry by mutual consent, are branded after marriage, and vow unity as a branch is broken, with some claiming miraculous snake and scorpion protection.
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Associated Press
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Syria
Taous Malak
Dijebel Soumana
Khalar
Diarkebir
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Amadin
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Chicago Changes Colors Weekly For New Visitors
Chicago decorates aggressively as visitors flood the city. Since June flags and bunting have roamed from papal colors to Crown Prince hues and later to Moose and Elks colors, with city officials creating a court of honor around the city county building and updating electric light displays to match arriving groups.
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Chicago
Father Dearborn
Sweden
Administrators Appointed for F D Good Estate
E P Bean C H Anderson and L C Good were named administrators of F Dick Good estate. They posted a 15000 dollar bond. A unsigned will was found, preventing probate. estate passes under interstate laws to next of kin.
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C. H. Anderson
L. C. Good
F. Dick Good
Board of County Supervisors
Back Creek District
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