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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08

tan. prominent landowners, plantation
managers and marchanrs and "demand
settlement"
Shoot Down All Whites.
The confessions, as announced made
1t appear to the Investigators that
without further adc following this de-
mand the blacks were to shoot down
all whites in sight A list of twenty
one names, admitted to represent the
men to whom the demand would be
placed, is in the hands of the investi
eating committee.
Killing of these twenty-onc. the
prisoners said, was to be the signal
for all members of the organization
to attack the white population. An
extensive courier system was explain
ed in the evidence, providing for mes
sengers known to the negroes as
Paul Reveres." These couriers had
been duly appointed to ride into all
parts of the territory according to the
testimony and summon members to
arms.
The organization concerned was de-
| clared to be the local lodge of the
Progressive Farmers and Household
Union of America, confscated litcra-
ture of which designatcs Washington,
d. c., national headquarters with
State Offices at Winchester, Ark.
"We've just begun" was the pass
word of the uprising. The negroes
told the investigators. This pass
word and the "Paul Revere" souriers
were confessed to have been employed
last Tuesday night and Wednesday
! morning in summoning blacks tc
Hoop Spur, eighteen miles south OF
Helena, after w. A. Adkins, special
agent of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
had been killed and Charles Pratt
deputy sheriff had been wounded.
The confessions were taken to ex.
plain the rapidity with which armed
blacks were assembled at Hoop Spun
and the neighboring town Of Elaine
following the incident. The statements
add that at the time Adkins wa.
| killed Chere were lou negroes in the
church at the scene OF the shooting
| Some cf these were women, it was
said, carrying automatic revolvers ir
their stockings.
"Keep Their Racks Full"
Questioned about their supply o
shotguns, rifles and ammunition, ne
| groes declared that they often hat
been advised by speakers always tt
"keep their racks full" and "if you,
rack isn't fill it now"
Fifty thousands rounds Of ammuni
tion we're discovered last night in tn,
Branch Normal School at Pine Bluff
according to a telephone message re
ceived here today from Mayor Hollis
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE

l, will apl'y to the Judge of Pro
bate for CT, rendon county on the 16,
day of Octob, 8 1919, at 1T o'clock a.
m. for Lett rs of Discharge as Exc
cutor of the Estate of Matte Rhame
Lunn, Decr ed.
w. N. Lunn, Executor:
Timmonsville, S. G.. Sept. Is, 1870.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08
BEE NOTES

Clemson College, September 20
Owing to the late season requiem
ing is no longer recommended by
the Extension Service bee specialist.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08
Piles Cured I'm 6 to II DAYS

Druggist .efund money 81 PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching Blind. Bleeding or Protrudng Piles
lnNtqntly relieves Itching Piles, and you can &c
.,.. '"' sleep 80 '!fst application. Price CO.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08

Groves Tasteless; chill Tonic
restores vitality and energy by purifying aud enr
riching the blood. You cansoon feel its Stronath-
eniDe: Invitoratina Effect Psice. Go.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08

colonies into as thrifty conditions as
possible before the, winter. packing
cases are put on.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-08

tan. prominent landowners, plantation
managers and marchanrs and "demand
settlement"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Our Cash Policy:

The basic principle of the WRIGHT organization is its
CASH POLICY Upon this cornerstone, have built
business structure second to in the state IN the
ready-towear line. This policy has provided the Wright
stores with the advantages TO meet and underse
competition 1t affords saving of POO to 25fo in our
operating expenses and this provides the for us to
underselI in our line How conscientiousy adhere to
the advantage thus enjoyed be verified by the thou
sands patrons the entire length and breadth OF tins
state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Our Buying Policy:

Selling for cash. buy for cash Volume and Cash ada
another advantage that Wrghts enjoy the average
merchant Four give the VOLUME and selling
for Cash gives us the cash with which to operate and
these together give the PURCHASING POWER SO much
sought the mercantile world Manufacturers bow
before It, yield their best products and best prices to
its compelling force. This PURCHASING POWER we
convert to the advantage Of every patron OF WRIGHT
stores and it style opportunities and price conces
sions to all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Our Advertising Policy:

In our advertising you will never US using COM
PARATIVE PRICES Our advertising is Clean truthful,
look it, the pertaining to our store pub
shed to the end that the public read and know what
we have to offer and values We consider that the
public should be judge and that any exaggerated
parson such commonly used unnecessary to
gain patronage We you to be judge, to be the
judge of the values, Offer and content with
decision knowing that your judgment will your
patronag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Our Price Policy:

Here summed up in these words5 "ONE PRICE, FAIR
AND ALIKE TO ALL" YOU your neghbor or the visitor
from the farhest of the state know that In pur-
chasing at WRIGHTS you have the advantages afforded
through the fact that the PRICE in plain figures on the
ticket attached the PRICE to and all alike Years
have taught US brought know that folks like to
buy from under these conditions they appreciate
the fairness of this policy Our motto"STYLE WITHOUT
EXTRAVAGANCE" prevails throughout price plan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
SUITS

Assembled and priced for this REMOVAL SALE EVENT are
more than 100 Suits in blue tricone of exquisite
quality there are also of Peach Bloom Tnseltone REINDEER
Duvene Suits bearing the touch of elegance coos tailoring
style Among them are garments trimmed in Hudson Seal
Mole Beaver and Opossum. If have opportunity
of selecting from these suits you must early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

A Stores Plan Afording Many Buying Advantages
, for the Public
cities the of Oklahoma 1he
which TULSA this being little one
small the Majestic theaer
that
TO that leased the
South Main street. four doors
south o. our quarters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
Our New Home Ready About December IS


sandix
sfost be the Keeping
pacew TULSA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23
FUR SCARFS
Repriced Downward
COATS

Coats exquisite soft woons featured this season and
these Glow, Peach Bloom, Silver Tipped Bolivia
Eyora Chevrona Suede and Llama CLOTH in hues that tune to
autumns varied coorngs Plain tailored straight line and
loose effects wide collars and cuffs instances they
arc sumpuousy trimmed in furs of Hudson Seal, Beaver
Nutria, Opossum and Raccoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-23

In the range Of Dress selection you will find silk and
wool materials of all the desirable fabrics of tn fall and
winter seasons varying modes and assormens that
embrace all sizes From the simple practical frock of co-
tine to elaborate gowns for dinner and evening all are
placed sale that enable to possess
a rare dress a very moderate price.
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

man fo'n Winbbunb BON Der 2eine
losldBt. Sd meme, bas 1T bod tpunz
oerbor, bob 10 Spei Siere foI9e
&raft beiiBen! Der nNoutilus" mar
bod immer elm &erl bon 1900
rOas 1T nod gar ni9ts," meinte
9ein binauf, nba fam i'd nod mas
gang anberes %ersdblen. Mir 6aben
ouf Der Sabrt BON Colombo nod
Sremantle NAL 600 fIiesenOe Slide
eingefangen, bic allie on 8inbfoben
gebunoen unb oann bic ganae 8lois
Dor unfere Bart gefpannt. Sd tann
Sud fasen. pie bic auerft 10 rudz
peife anSogen, bas mar serabe tpie
ouf Der GIettrif9en. ga f9IieBli9
tamen fe aber in Sabrt unb MI ging
oas pie elm Oonnernetter. Sd mein.
Bel gutem Monfum fdbrt elm brau9z
bares S9iff ouf biefer Strede INNER
feline 2O-26 Sage! Wir legten
bieie Strede in Z Sagen. II Stun=
ben unb SO Minuten auriid! g1u
ma9t Sud NAL n 8egriff. tpie mir
i'm @roBsn pber StilIen S3eon RUM
fu6rtpertten! 8einabe mdren mir ouf
bos &rturs@ orsebirge 6tnaufgefegelt!
Nur nit tnapper Got tonnten mir
bic SGbsn allie obi9ne;ben, nit bsnen
mir Die 8ieter feitgebunben batten!"
als Sein feline 9ei9i4te au gnoe
er5dblt bate, fab Jpn 4usuft nit
einem @u9e bon Der Seite an unb
fragte nit erbobener @timme:
n9ein, pillft Du, baB Did beibe
9dnbe berbprren iolIen, tpenn Ou
gelogen BATE"
uSapObIl" tlans es ernit uuO
feierli@ auriid.
~Na, benn man to-, faste @usuit,
ubenn mill i9 @u4 au9 mas bon
bieie tpunberbore Tif9traft pertellen.
unO tpenns niat pabr is, mas i'd
fag. bann follsn mid beibe Irms,
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

m0llIe. -
Mm nG9ften Morgen gingen mir
nit uniere Wirtsleute ben Sei9
runter, INN a~b3ufobren. Mir trau<
ten un1ern Mugen faum. benn oas
Boot mar fort. SpurlOs fort. @u3
ben biden Baum tonnten mir nirz
genbs entbeden. Nanu! = 9as mar
Elm Baum BON ungefdbr 10 Meter
906e unb 2 SUB Our9mefier! Dos
tpubten ou9 bic 2antenauer.
lin Der cine seiste beitimmt auf
cine @telle Inn nfer I'm iagte:
r6ier 20 Meter peiter bot + gez
ftanben. Oas ts 10 ii@er, mics
Nmen in Der Stride"
geu, mir singen bic 20 Dieter ann
bic Wefer runter, I'm Da faben mir
bic 8ef9erung! Der Baum mar
ausgeriffenl
Gin groBes, frif9es 2o4 nit
aufgepiiblter @rbe 3eigte ben pluB
an, no Der 8aum geitunben bat!
gu fiel es uns pie S4uppen BONN
Nugen! =.
Ser 9e9t batte ben Baum auss
geri1fen uno par nit linn unb benz
8pot tpeggef3ppmmen!
limb ri9tig!
@ormittags Inn 8 ll6r pur6e
I9on bon 9ote Sonb aus telesraz
pbii9 iiberall bin gemelOet. baB elm
Boot unb Elm 8aum nit 80 @ees
meilen @e19pinbigteit peferdbpdrts
ins Meer getrieben fell"
@ls Muguft feline @~r5G6Iung beens
bet bate, fob Die 3unbe auerit gon3
~betroffen unD i4prigenb ba. pI0Bs
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

mos in ibrsn &rdften itonb, I'm aus
ben tp~ertpoIlen SnfeIn cine uneins
nebmbdrs Seefeitung 81 f9offen.
Die @ruppe befte6t aus Der eigent>
1i6en Smell MaIta nit etipa $50
Rilometer Jld9eninbaIt unO Der
nOrbpeitIi4 gelegenen @o35o, ca. 70
&ilpmeter einne6menb. fotpie ben
tleinen @ilanben Gomino. @omimptto
rnb 6ilfolo, Iebtere ODE, unbepobnte
9elfen. Die beioen sroBen Snieln
haben gegen 100000 8eppbntr, elm
rubiges geniigIomes @0.t4en, oas
bart au ringen bat. I'm Dem teinis
gen @oben bos nOtigite abaugepinz
men. @obl gebeiben auf Ter tiinltli4
serbrDdelten unb betpdifertsn ober@
fen SobenfGi9t Sei9en. 3itrOuen
rnb Srangen unO f4cD gu 3eiten
bes alten &om mar MoGta 5erii9mt
bur9 bic 5iiIIe uno ben 9uft ieiner
Rofen. Do6l reift Das 0etreiOe
T6on i'm 5ribjubr, 70 bob no66er
nod 8aumfpolte gebout iperOen lam;
bod Der @rtrag rei9t taum fir Die
8s6Irfniffe bieisr 9eniigTamen 2eute
unb oft aerftOren beftige, langan<
baltenbe @inbe gar fGnell allie ges
besten Soffnun9en auf Grnte, fogar
bos @ebeiben Der 8dulne binbernO.
9arum fu9t Der IuItefer fein &rot
auf frember Grbe. On ben @eitoben
bes MitteImeeres iinb fe ols S4iIfer
unb Roufleute eIeia JeiGdBt, piele
Der pobIbabenbiten SdnbIer in Su@
mis- unb Sripolt Hammer pon ben
malteF19en @ilonben.
Sm Siben unb MeIten fteigt bic
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

gen fir ben prieterIi4en Na4pn9s,
auBerOem iinb ouf MaIta l Timber
fiat, 1 Sb0eum, II Mittelz uno ges
gen 80 GIementarI6uIea porbanben,
fir nel9e bic @eitliGteit grObterz
teiIs bic 2ebrfrGfte fteIIt.
Gbaratteriftif9 1T bic &opfbspefz
flung Der Srauen, bic r5aIcstta"
pbsr pie iie i'm MolteFerOtalett GEE
nannt ipirD, bic rQueI(a". Sic Be-
Itebt aus einem ben gan3en Sbef>
tDrper b~sOedenben, i4paraen 3u4e,
be1fen re9te 9dlfte geitreift, Oeifen
linte eingetniffen lit. @on riidpdrts
geIe6en bat bas Ding 4ebnli@teit
nit benz pSerebf9e" Der Sirten, 1T
aber apeifeIlos Iuftiger unb tpeniger
bsiB, ipie biefer.
Die Malteier fpre9en einen nit
pieIem StaIieniI@ nermii4ten arafis
I9en Siolett, Der it9 aber i'm 0altfe
Der 3eiten 10 b%erdnbert, boB man
beute ii9 tros &enntnis Der ertpG9ns
ten beiDen @pra6en nit Der 8eoolfe@
rung niht DeritGnbigen fam. Sc
bod gilt Stalienif4 ols @mtsfprd4e
unb pirb BON allen @ebtIoeten e6enio
ber1tanben, nie bpn ben am !6afen
8ef9dftigten, pdbrenO englif9 troB
Der hunbertidbrigen SttupatiOn nur
BON eingetponberten @ngldnoern unb
sinigen &aufleuten geipro9en wirb.
Die fat 3 &ilometer lon9e uno
200 Mteter bpbe Selfenlanbaunge, auf
tpel9er Die 9auptftaOt erbaut 1T,
teiIt ben 9afen in 3pei 9dlften,
BON benen ieoe eroB genug pGre, nm
i'm 8ebarfsfaIIe bic gefamte Mtttelz
meerflptte @rOBbritonnieHs auf3uz
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

beibe geine, be S9ren uno be Nds
len1piBe Derborren. II1o, bos mar
nal in 8remerbaben. Wir batten
Sonntag grade nidts su tun, unb oa
fnete infer Stiirmann, mir IolIten
n biB9en ins Boot gebn III angeln.
4uguit Der 5peite unb i9 tlettertsn
M in bos Boot. WeiI mir beiben
S9iffsiungens Nu9uIt bieBen, nanrts
te man mir @uguit ben sritcn poer
Sonotbon. Den onbern nannten ite
ben apeiten ober Moltte, lpeil sr fon
Oiinns, gslsbrigen &Opf botte. 0a
bic S9leufen offen ftanben, puIten
MoItte unb i9 n biB9en in bic
DeIer rous. Mir botten urs n pdar
&ngeItaue mitgenOmmen. On cine
8pie lesten mir uns feft, unO M
tonnte Der &ummel Iosgeben.
Simmer, tuenn fi9 fO'n alter Sties
fel ober Io'n @tiid 9oIs in'r S6nur
OertpideIt bate, meinten mir, bos
fpdr elm 8ib. 90 iaBen mir me CUTE
Weile, ols plobli4 Wtoltte 1etne telte
OrabtI9nur gan5 grdiig audte.
~Menfd! n 8iB!"
Gu, mir beibe aogen benn MI bic
S9nur langfam an lin MI ia9en
mir, baB n GROCER 9e4t, ungefdbr
fO'n Nrm lang, on'r S4nur bom@
meGte. luf etnmaI sings ni4t mebr.
Dir sosen I'm aogen, ober es balf
ni9ts. mir faben, baB bos 8iet
bic JIofTen ftrdubte unb gun5 miis
tenbe Mugen ma9te. Gr tpollte MIDI
tpeiter mebr ran. I'm pIDBli@ fam
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

nebmen. 9ie gingdnse itnb flans
tiert BON md@ti9en 8efeitisungen, on
beren buntlen Mauern bic gepalttge
8ranbung ibre peiBf9dumenoen &roz
men emporpirft. Nm feliigen @tranz
be purben bic 5ablreiGen 9Dblen
ouseebout unb nit @otterien Derfe>
feben; bic ii9 gu beiben Seiten aus
breitenben 8OritdOte Tinb ebenfalls
fart befeitigt unb runo UNI bic beis
ben SnfeIn = an beren Siibz unb
@ettiiIte iibrigsns Elm 2onoen un@
m0gli9 tpdre furgen sa9lrei9e
Sorts bafiir, bnB England i'm unges
ftOrten 8eiiB ieiner 5lottenfatiOn
bleibt.
Our9 feline 5entraIe Gage i'm Mitz
telmeer 1T Ntaltos 8eiib rrn uuEers
prbentli6er 8ebeutuns in itrategis
I9er nie fpmmer3ieller 8eoiebung.
Sranfreid bat einen fir Slb @l>
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16
git 9ratt Otr 4tat.
Bon Seinri6 ginber.

Slide boben se9nmaI mebr &raft
oIs Menf6sn."
Der aIte San iteIlts bieIe ge9aups
tung ouf.
r9as lam i'd Sud- fOfort bepeis
fen. SD bab bas f9on Dor Oiersis
Sobren bemertt, oIs mir nit benz
rNoutiIus" pon GarOiff na9 9as
Donna fubren. 9o iegelten mir ei>
mes Soges 10 furdtbar i9per. SrOB
bes 9uten @inbes pollte Der nglaus
tilus", Der FONT jeben 0ampfer iiberz
bolte, feline Jabrt MAIDEN. @ir rpa>
rem natiirli9 in gr0Bter @ufregung.
Ser Qtlte bo9te, bas S4iff bate n
Bed. Den ganacn Sag Daren mir
am peilen. Mber alles NOR i'm Got.
&ein 3on @o5Ter i'm S4iff, bic
pumpen in better Oronung.- Rura,
mir tOnnten uns Otefen mertpiirbtsen
s3uiton6 nit benz beiten Willen nt9t
ertlGren. Ser Qlte lief balbDerapeis
felt an Sed berum uno f9tmpfte unb
fIu9te. Aber bas balf aud ni9ts.
limb oonn gab er benz S9iffsiungen
ems binter bic 2Offel, bob Der bic
2a6elute firm @utOmobil anfab.
Gber bos boIf erit re4t ni4ts.
3uleBt fam Der zimmerman auf
einen 19louen @eOanten. Dies fiel
gerabe BEL benz zimmerman ungez
6euer auf, benn gerabe er 9ebOrte gu
benen, bic fpdter NAL CANA beitimmt
bas SimmeIrei9 er6en follen. Gr
meinte, mir ioIlten bod NAL ii6er
8orb guden, Oa tpdre fi@er fo'n unz
terfeeif9es @ieb, bas it9 am S4tff
gu f9affen madte,
8ir ladten ale bariiber un0 Der
4Gte belt tbm feline 0ummbeit i'm
ollgemeinen unb feline Odmliafeit i'm
befpnberen Dor.
nnb pI0Bli6 erbo6 Der S9iffsz
iunge, Der benz Nlten Dorbin aus
@erfeben in ben @eg gelaufen mar,
an Der Reling elm tr%iumpbierenbes
@ebeuI. @us OieIem @ebeul tlang
all fein 9aB 9egen ben <en. Man
mertte, baB er nit benz Zimmerman
Fi6lte, unb bob er beifen @bre pieS
Der beritellen poIlte. Dem Ilten gum
Srob.
MIs mir nun alIe an bic &eling
itiir3ten unb na9 borne iiber 8orb
1a6en, ba mertten mir bic 8ef9erung.
Dir fo9en, baB borne, unter Der 4nz
tertliife, 5pei grOBe @dgefif@e nit
i6rer Sage in Der 8orbtpanb feits
faBen. Mir inben ou4, bob it4
ibre SlofTen Orbentli9 itrGubten.
8ir gingen nun nit sroBen Stoten
cuff bic 8iefter los, unb nit einem
Stud tporen mir fret. Meine 9anb
folI berborren, tpenrts ni9t pGbr 1T.
mos i9 ieBt eradble: 4ls mir bic
Siere losgeitatt batten, sing Der Nau@
titus auf einmal Our@. pie tpenn
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

isns irsffIidcn Tefungsn FtofFsn
Ionnts, oIs tpsIde Tie beute gelten!
Nie Die an jebsr StraBentreuJun9
oufgeIteIIten Seiligenfiguren bic
Sr0mmisteit Der molteiii6en 8soOIs
teruns botumentieren, 70 lit aud Der
dnIGfiige &lerus GuBerit aabIrei9,
IS foIlen runb 1000, idrei6e Iis6ens
t%ouIenb r0mif9ztotboIiI9e pri:fter
ouf Malta Isben unb segen 100 Gis
Iometer @runbeigentum beiiben, B.. /.
Elm 0ritteI Der beibsn SnIeln. M}ebs
rere geiftli9e G9uIsn in ben @ors
orten @itturioio unO 9ramo!a fors
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

gen nod bas Moppen Der ebemaIiz
gen 8eipobner ober 5eigen Die STEELE,
mo es emit geprongt. Sn Der rieiis
gen &atbeorale BON Gan @ioDanni
Iiebt maj an ben Mdnben bic Grab
oentmGler pornebmer GeI9le9ter an
e.nanbergereibt unb in Die gepaltigen
SteinflieBen be5 8obens iino in i4Os
mem Mo5ait bic Romen oerer einges
leet, bic barunter ruben uno raiten
BON ben &dmpfen, bic iie Bel 2e65eis
ten nit Siirten uno Mrabern Su Be-
ftsben batten.
Sinter bie1er Stride befinbet ii4
bic 8ibIiotbet nit tleinsm MuIeum,
oi9t boneben Der palait bes @Ous
oerneurs nit 5oblrei6en &eliquten
aug Der Orbensoeit un0 bieiem 9es
geniiber bos uralte @ebGuOe Der
Sauptna9e. Dor Der 8ibliotbet ers
6ebt ii9 elm MarmorftanobilO Der
40niain @ittoria, Elm mobernss
0entmaI, bas f9le9t alpif9en all bic
piel6unoertidbrigen 3eugen elmer
!Gngit entf4punbenen Gpo9e pabt.
Ollie biefe @ebdube fteben in Der
@traba &eale, Der 9auptDerte6rss
aber Der Stabt, bic ii9 BON Der
Spite bes SORT @lmo 6:5 5u Der nit
Stonbbiloern BON ga 8alette unb
2'Ssle 4bam gef9miidten porta
Reale 6in5iebt. gu Oiefer 200 Mteter
iiber benz Meeresfpiegel liegenben
StroBe fiibren bonn 9afen fteile, meit
nit Stiegen nerfebene N~uergaffen
binouf. On ibrem @nbe ftebt Der
8obnbof, bon pel@em cine 8 RilO<
meter lange 8abnlinie mad benz
! gleidfaIls befeitigt gepeienen ROta@
bile fii6rt.
Na9 Nota6ile oDer gitta 8e9ia,
tpie oiefe ca. 5000 Ginpobner abb
lenbe einftige 9auptitabt audi ges
nonnt pirb, Spg Der 4poitel Petrus,
ols er ouf Der Sabrt na9 benz MELT
beberrI9enben Hom i'm Siioen Mal>
tos S@iffbru9 gelitten. Der bamaz
Iise Stattbalter Publtus nobm i'm
freunbli4 auf unb beute itebt in Der
@rotte. bic er oamols betpobnt bdz
ben foil, feline IebensgroBe Stgur in
tarorif9em Marmor unb barber err
be6t fid cine Itottli9e 8atbebrdle.
Die aabGreiden, ii6er bic gauge
Sn1el nerbreiteten 90hlen purben i'm
10. Sabrbunbert bon ben Saraoenen
untereinanber perbunben unb, TO-
tpeit iie untcr Der Siobt gelegen.
aIs &atotomben eingerihtst. Seute
nod fam man ftunbenlong in bic
len f90n gemauerten @dngen tpnns
peln. @eIbit nod Ga @aIetts fiibrt
elm unterirbif9er Msg bon Notobile;
i@ babe nirsenOs fOnit &atatOmben
oefeben, bic 10 bentiliert unb nit 70
Oielen unb bod iorsfdltis Deritedten
2uftf9d9ten perieben paren, tpie
iene bon Mnlta.
@ber ni9t nur Mol.o. bic gonae
SnIelsruppe 1T BON 901Ien untern,is
inert unb i6rem 8orbnnbenfein ia.
es Nl6ion ni9t in LETTER 2inie gu
ranten. OaB es aus ben giIanben
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

8iIoete bod bieIes 5ted9en grbe
I6ou in GIteiten 3eiten ben CANT
APPEL Der am Mittelmser pobnsnben
@6Iter, qbDni5ier unb @rie9en, &ars
tbager unb Romer, feBten fi9 nu9s
chamber in Oeiien 8eIiB. 2eBtere
puroen bur9 bic 8anbolen per>
OrGnst, Oieis bur9 bic Sitspten.
Qonge 3eit geb0rten bic Sn1sIn bonn
gum bpoantontfden &ei9e, INN
I9lieBli9 bon ben qrobern ottupiert
gu iperben. gu Gnbe Oes II. Sabrz
bunberte traten Die Nprmonnen unb
i'm 16. Der Sobouniterorben in ben
&eissn. 1898 befeBte NapOIeOn bic
SnIelsruppe unb 5pet Sabre fpGter
bic @%nglGnoer. Obpob[ Ii9 bieIe i'm
Triebensf9luB gu gmiens rerpfli@s
feten, DlaIta an ben eeiftli9en Srs
ben suriidaugeben, iinb iie bort beute
nod bic 9errf9er.
Sin unberpii4bares @eprGge bine
tcrlieBen bic MolteIer, pie bet Sos
banniterorben ipdter eenonnt trurOe.
Die beute ettpa 10000 SeeIen 3Gbs
Ienbe 9auptitabt peift auf @4ritt
unb 5ritt Spuren iener topferen
Bitter auf. Sbre aIten 8outen bies
men ieBt ots @9ulen, &rantehbauier
unb &%afernen, unb i'm 9oloits Der
9roBmeif fer reIibiert beute ber eng>
IiT6e @ouperneur. @ieIe !0Gufer tras
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

MoGtte auf me Sbee: n9u, Soma
than, f9Iag nal ben Stropp pon's
8oie los; mir polI'n nal ieb'n, Oh
Oas 8ieit unfer S4iff aieben tann."
MGbrenb i9 bos tat, hatte Moltfe
Sie Nngelidnur borne i'm Boot fefts
9ebunben.
lnb MI ging bas los!
Sungens, i'd fam Sud fogen:
mid itonben bic 9aare gu 8erse. Sd
bate bos Sou nod ni9t gan5 i'm
Boot brin, oo tparen mir f9on an
@insparberbei9 porbeil
,Mpltte, Moltte", i4rie i9, rineib
bod i'm @ottestpillen bas Sier lps.
Ionft fin mir UNI balb flint in Ser
lin"
Mber MoItfe Io9te unb faste:
rMsni9, bas gebt bod ftromauf!
s6erunter tommen mir na9ber bon
olIeine; mir tpoIlen bod nur mol
1eb'n, pie peit uns Dos 2uoer 5iebt!
Bob man gut ouf's Steuer, bob mir
MID inn @bauffeegraben fabren."
MpItte Iegte ii9 gang gemiitli4 i'm
Boot 5uriid unb lam ii9 offenbar
tpie io'n 9dmpferfapitGn Dor. benin
alle @ugenbIide tommanOierte er:
r@olI &raft porut!!"
rNo@ n paar u%mbrebungen
mebr!"
limb bonn nedte er ben 9e4t piez
Der nit 19nobbrise &~ebensarten:
rglei EN-! Sol be 2uft an! S4all
id nit belpen9"
@ber bas Sier NOR ia Soft fei
Oant taub, I'm bas is nod beutauz
tase elm Segen. iOnit, fOnit bate es
uns mas onners ge5etgt.
Sd Iaee Sud, tpie fo'n Moment
gine es on Nprbenbam. Sanbiteot
unb 8rate borbet. Nls mir eben
meinten, mir pGren Bel 5ammeltpars
ben, 1oben mir 19on ben braunen
Mait Bel @lsfletb auf benz linten
9unteufer!
nMpltte, I'm @ottesmiIlen. Tpann
bas Sier aus" -
Mber Mpltte mar elm sraufamer
Menf9 I'm la9te I'M fagte, Ct noble
mid mos fleiten! Sd felbit burfte
bas &uber MID firm Moment aus'r
9anb laffen, font bGtt' i'd ben &erl
Ielber ausgef9irrt.
Mittlerpeile mar es buntel gez
porben. 2efum unb 8esefad tamen
in @i9t I'M perf9panben pie elm
8liB pieber in'r 0dmmerung.
0e Jobrt ipurbe jeBt serabeau un@
6eimli9.
rmOltte", f9rie i9 in bO&fter
Mnsit, nbie Na9t fommt. Der 9e4t
fGbrt uns gu Sobe!!"
In ba purbe ih tpiitenb I'm f9rte:
,Ou perbammter &erl! Wenn Ou
Donnerilas ben 9e4t ni9t utipannit,
oenn, benn,"
Weiter fam i9 MID, bsnn in bemz
1elben Wtomelt CAB es etrerl turnter<
li4en &ra@.
Mir tparen seitranbet. Sn Der
@ufregung bate i4 pergeffen gu
iteuern.
Nu fabsn mir oben ann Deia
2i4ter unb McItte, Der feline Safs
flung f9nell pieber bate. ia9te:
so, iebt binben mir bas Boot
nit ben Se9t an ben bidsn Baum
bier felt. I'm bann seben mir ben
Washington Journal., 1919-05-16

gs mar feline I9lc6te &s6nuns,
nIs bic in GonbOn iiBenoen Segner
6es erften Iopoleon bic 3iidgobe Der
moIteIif9en S~nIelgruppe perpeigers
ten. Der 8sIis BON Molta unb
Gibraltar mo9te Qlbion tatIG9li6
Su 5erren bes MitteImeeres, nm 10
msbr, aIs gu 8eginn bes 10. Sahrs