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picturesque tur esque or interesting historic spot than the region of the peruvian andes the original home of tho ilia inces cuzco the ilia city of the sun suit was their capital and ilia sent seat og 0 tho old dynasty that ruled hn an empire extending from quito in E cuador to the southern coast ol of cile chile I 1 hero here on mhd alio west coast of bojc south america kni erlen here existed a civilization in tho the early part of tho sixteenth century aury when the spanish conquerors arrived which was waa more advanced and aind productive of agricultural results aspeci especially ally than that which has hag been seen since under the rulo rule of 0 the peruvians of stock writes clayton sedgwick cooper in christian herald although these inca remains are found throughout the lle andean sections of Pe peru ruthe the capital city of those these races of men who lived and worked and carr carried carrleton ledon on fin an ordered civilization long before our fair worth north Amer american lican innas were discovered or settled to bo the great center of bf interest to those who find in these parly ruling races of south Ara erlea subjects subject i of fascinating study every part parrot of cuzco Is remindful of the past it la onia one of tho the most antique lind and spectacular of cities it ill Is too remote to hayo haye been very thoroughly modernized as yet et though a railway recently built rind owned by an english company con it with the west coast tit at mol lendo lende after a two days train ride So or mountain sickness Is common corthon to travelers visiting they lofty regions where one reaches over feet above sea 1 level evel yet tit alio d proximity to the equator tiff giffords a ell mate capable of permitting many kinds of agriculture on the rolling plains and in the rich valleys of tills this mountain ivor world white men are coni comparatively parati few mixed breeds abound the indiana indians do virtually nil all the york work and under conditions that ant resemble slavery much too closely strange scenes in the city As aa one enters cuzco through a wide green valley studded frequently with indian villages lie ho finds this old tind famous sent of power lying in a hollow of at the hills with green mountains nil about and nn an air of remoteness blid alge age afforded by the decaying buildings and great inca walls walla and temples it la Is at once evident that tho the city with its wide plazas was built for a much larger population than that which 11 la 4 found there today the sanitary condition of the town reminds ona one of seoul korea before the Ja japanese pariese nr ar rived the medieval air of ecclesias occle s f as Is felt in tile the old churches churche sj the cathedral and in tile the monasteries filled with spanish priests the indians whose capital here at cuzco ruled the land now cell eill their trinkets and vegetables in ili the market places under picturesque booths booth and clad in their even cyan more picturesque ponchos conchos rind and flat round huts hats or bend double beneath their heavy loatis aa they trot through the winding streets the praza des armes of cuzco la Is it Is A sell cea of olor color color everywhere there are men and women ln in var variegated legated clothing from tho the distant modern cholon wearing hats fiats made in germ a ny 1 a team of piu pirlea lop drugs drags tho the anti antiquated quitted cuzco horse car and long tritt trains lis of at lofty necked llamas illamae sweep by you yen ench with his back babli full of alpaca from tho the high interiors j Sh their keepers wo we I 1 cli called tied it a I 1 tour four ali ringed saus arm so BO it laas yoa six SIT in this great I 1 C I 1 u J i I 1 I 1 11 I 1 tf m 1 I 1 4 c A 1 4 e Q Q v 1 ht hi ner falini square more than eleven cleven thousand feet above sea loveli the semitropical sun suit its radiantly upon your hend through the thin transparent cloudless air you tind find yourself wondering which way ay to face lost lest something of the strap strange ge 1 unfolding scenes escape your gaze one side 0 ol 01 the th square is s lined byn by a row of little shops with 57 varieties varl eiles of oc in which predominate dornI nate ray gay colored saddles sat Idles and dl yeo accoutrements for tho the burrow burro anil and pack unlit ull ii with profuse decorations rat Inns of red and green and blue wool before chese these shops sit ett indian and chow choto women g in id th elf hands spindle spools wilch they manip plate dexterously during the intervals k of trade sp spinning hining the wool woo ond deiv ins ing it into the poncho and caps and full shirts of the native dross above those these quaint places of ge P chandise chand lse in tile the top of 0 those these two storied houses that spread out over the ede I 1 walks are homes carved i overhanging the tn street in old spanish Jash aillon aih lon and vw red tiled roofs that glitter in the san manshine shine I 1 I 1 cathedral ana an For fortress treso I 1 on another ald sido of the plaza stand I 1 the dri clent catli cathedral edral hullt built as one la Is told or 0 the famous lna stone and con coni the brother of ri z arro and that spanish conquerors part partner ner on the doers of to oe chapel of santiago the cathedral ono one enn can rend read tile the legend preserved in archaic sculpture of st jemes coming down visibly on his white horse standing nith ith in rest turning the ald tide of in favor of the spaniards thus thu noting tile the last of the fa camolin molin inea empire on oil still another sido mcle of lie square you can study tile the remarkable facade of the old jesuit church and ahn ancient university of bucco founded in tho sixteenth century which are said to ta be connected by an und underground er passage with many an historic intrigue in the days that are dead I 1 these great piles of ancient masonry look straight away to tile tho past where the great megalithic artress or tress s of bocsa huaman that hat cyclopean nn structure often called the ninth wonder of the world tops the hill feet above abode the city and where one climb climbs 9 to behold the rock kocl remains which guarded the 1 I 1 aboriginal inca empire of blanco cu ca pac on oil the summit stands a cross bearing tho the inscription to the effect that alint ho he who climbs the hill kisses the cru crucifix effir and sayi saya rl a prayer itt it tile the toot foot of the cr cross os to him it hundred days of bf indulgence shall bo be granted I 1 |