Ceuta, Morocco.—Apart from all international agreements and political reasons, the stranger in the Spanish zone of Morocco soon reaches the conclusion that humane feeling and propriety call for an effort to bring the inhabitants of Morocco into contact with civilizing influences.
The sloth and misery, existing among the men of Morocco, strike one labor of any kind for the purpose of making a living. They think it good, however, for their woman folk and see no inclination to consign themselves to harness their wives with beasts of burden.
Frequently women may be seen carrying their infants in leather sacks slung at their sides while they are attached to the same yoke as a decrepit bullock or a consumptive cow.
A clumsy cart. Behind them their lords and masters hold lengthy discussions, never giving aid even in the most difficult circumstances.
To Make 12-Ton Cheese.
Albany, N.Y.—The state department of farms and markets, working in cooperation with the Dairymen's league, will manufacture the largest single cheese ever made, according to George E. Hogue, commissioner of agriculture. The cheese will be manufactured at Lowell for exhibition at the state fair in September. It will weigh 12 tons and will require 156 pounds of milk, or one day's output of 7,500 cows, Mr. Hogue said.
Bituminous, Moscow, and Urge For An Extension.
Mr. Lieuallen at the meeting of the chamber of commerce, Wednesday.  Made a plea for an extension of new electric light system to Third Street. He said the post office environs should be included. The reply by the chairman was that the tension would come later and that many reasons induced council to lay this portion of the plans. 