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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05
STORM ovERrowERs LAD

Miles City. Mont. Feb. 4.---owile
Mllisgan, the if-year-old son OF Chas.
MllllEaH. was found dead last night IN
! snow bank about seven miles from
~ home IN the Sheep Mountain coun-
~ nsar here. The boy left home
sasa&FF Is and became lost In hlix-
zssa Searching parties had been seek
fss tm since that time.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

Whether J. b. Ewing, defenrant in
suit brought by John P. Murphy, is
holding ten-acre tract of land with
force and contrary to law, will be de-
termlned Friday by a jury in Judge
Unruhs court. The trial will begin at
10 o'clock.
Murphy claims that Ewing has no
right to possession of the land.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05
DEMAND STERLING RECEIVERS

New York, Feb. 4.-Demand sterling
rcbounded in mid-afternoon trading to
$3.31 after touching $3.1s soon after
noon. The rally was attributed to un-
official reports that Great Britain had
prohibited the importation of cotton.
There were similar recoveries in other
exchanges.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

Owing to increased cost Of n.s.,..,
and labor the postofflea asn.-. :
has been asked to cancel a lsss. :, '.'sa' =
a new building which it was nras.ss ',ss e
to ereet at klamath Fails sP0sea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

London, Feb. "A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Constantinople under date Of January
80 reports important engagements in
the region Of Marasp and Aintab. Tur-
KEEP in Asia. between National forces
and French troops
!. Marasp is seriously endangered. the
dispatch says.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

The slide on the Willamette Valley
Southern track about two and one-half
miles from Oregon City. caused by a
heavy rainfall, has been cleared.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

Il fhefley. supervisor OF the Suis-
aH M4asnai forest. announces tnat
: 80 f'ss fset ~ dead cedar timber ana
1saae4 zs~f "A pausias flF win be sold
y Nis aTk Astasr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

Out ot 80 marriage lieeps..
in Lane county during Janns-r ,ss1ss :.
were issued to farmers 's'-'' u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

The making of income tax returns is
made easy In klamath county because
farmers and stockmen kept very ac-
curate account of business last year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05
TWO PERISH N SNOW
STORM ON EAST COAST

Philadelphia. Feb. b.-Two deaths.
many accidents and impeding Of traf-
fic in all directions the record Of
the most severe snow and wind storm
in this vicinity in several years.
Atlantic City. ". j., Feb. 5.--The
highest storm tide In the history Of
this resort wrecked part of the Chel-
sea board walk and nearly all Of tho
Ventnor and Margate City board
walks during the night. Ocean termin
ais Of streets were flooded to such an
extent that motor cars were compell-
ed to use he board walk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05

Chocolate was introduced from
America to Europe by the spaniards,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-05
JACKLlNc REFUSED
DISTINGUISHED CROSS
FOR WAR SERVICES

Washington, Feb. 8. - Secressry
Baker awarded distinguished service
medal to d. G. Jackling OF Salt Lake
City after the board OF awards had
ruled that such an award could not be
made legally, Colonel Thomas M.
spaulding, member Of the board to-
day told a house investigating commit
tee
Jackling was granted contracts for
the construction Of the government nj
trate plant at Nitro, w. Va, and SUBJ
let the contract, Colonel Spaulding
said. He was not connected with the
military forces.
San Francisco, Feb. 5.--"No con-
tract was ever granted mo by the war
department" said d, c. JaclSling here
today commenting on statements be-
fore house investigating committee
attributed to Colonel Thoas M. spauld-
ing, member of the board that award
cd war medals.
II was awarded distinguished
service medal last October" Jackling
said. after two years work for the
war department without compenAa-
ton
Jackling said he was appointed In
1917 director of new unit In the war
department to have charge Of con-
structing and operating government
explosives plants The principal work
OF this unit, he said, was directing the
work on plants near Nashville, Tenn,
and near Charlestown. w. va, the
later known as Nitro.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29
Gui de Eaur.

Perhaps the most eminent man at
the French bar in the sixteenth CEN
fury was Gui de Fuur, Seigneur lie Pi-
hrac. who died May -. 1854. At the
council of Trent he sustained with dis
tinctiOn and great cloquence the inter
cstS of the French crown and the lib
critics of the Gallic;m church. His
state services were many, and he
added to them the composition of
Moral QuatrainS.' which parents for
ages after used to make their children
learn by heart. He was remarkable
for the amiablencSS of his character :
yet he was the victim of IL religious
blSotry. and as proof of this it need
only be recited that this kindly man,
this amiable lawyer who reformed the
French bar, was SO led away by what
might be termed religious fanaticisn
that he wrote an apology for the Bur-
tholomew massacre.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

Spiders as Companions.

OF all creatures to choose as pets
spiders seem to be the strongest. Yet
many famous men have formed rea!
friendships with spiders. Beethoven,
when studying the violin ut the age of
seven years, had a spider so accustom-
ed to him that 1t would crawl on to
his arm while ne was practicing. OF
Paganini II Is said that whenever he
played certain mir on his violin n
spider approached him and stood still
listening until he had finished. Gaetry,
author OF Orchard Occur lie Lion"
tells Of spiders that used TO perch me-
tiDn,css u:or lie :i3no while h0
played.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29
Bleaching Flour Sacks

TO bleach and remove the lettering
from cotton flour sacks wash them
and then rinse in a per cent solu-
ton of bleaching powder in soft wa
ter. after. which dry them. If the
bleach is too strong the fabric will be
injured; If 1t is too weak the letters
will not be removed. Therefore IL
is best to repeat the process, remov-
Ing a little at a time.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29
cox ELECTION
CLAIMED WITH 81
VOTES MARGIN
National Democratic Head
quarters Claims Twenty
seven States For Gov
ernor Cox
DUNLAP MAKES ESTIMATE
Is Convinced West Virginia
Will Give Ohio Demo-
crat Majority Next
Tuesday

New York, Oct. Educational Demo-
cratic Headquarters, on the eve Of the
election, claims that Cox and Roose-
welt will carry the solid South-with
1856 electoral votes-and Arizona 8,
Maryland 8, Missouri IS, Nevada 8,
Utah 4, New Jersey ID, Ohio "a, Ken
lucky 13, West Virginia 8, Indiana IS,
New York as, Minnesota II, Montana
4. New Hampshire 3, and Connecticut
7, total Of 31s electoral votes; So
more than needed.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

Meadow Bun District--O. ID. Ruckm.,
and Renick Osborne.
Blue sulphur Dlstrict-J. l.. Sawyers
and A. M. McNeer
Lewisburg pistrict-M II. Gnlesp.. ane
Brice A. Wade. '
Fort Spring District
Irish Corner District
Failing. Spring Distrlct-R. l.. Collin,
and A. B. McClung.
Williamsburg District
Meadow Blur District-H. G.. Heas,e,
Blue Sulphur District.
white Sulphur District. e. Ayres
and j. 70. Forren
Overseers OF the Poor
Lewisburg District--J. NJ. Cunningham
Fort Spring District--H. l.. Coffrnan.
Irish Corner--C. b. Beckner.
Anthonys Creek District
White sulphur Distsict--,J. n. Ayres
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
or Greenhrier County, West Virginia
Revised JANUARY 1, 1919.

Judge Circuit Courts. II. Sharp.
Prosecuting Attorney. Scott McWhor.
ter
County missioners---Thos. W
Shields, President; J. o. McClung and
Il. w. Sydenstricker.
Circuit Cerk-H. G. Skaggs.
County Clerk--Paul G. Hogsett.
Sheriff.. M. Miller; Deputies, s. II.
Mcdowell, j. w. Miller and W. II
Hunt.
W. RAIDER
deputy Surveyor - G.. Lake White
White Sulphur.
'Assossor--E. Il. Miller: DerUUas, 8. N
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

h@oId - + 'sueAIa W IA 'uJ@Iu
Office Deputy. w. Crickenberger
House Of Delegates--J. s. Thurmond emo
A. Il. G. Bray.
State Senator'S. 8. Lewis, Oak
Hill, and Fl. G. VinCell.
Superintendent of SchOOis-L. o.
Haynes, of Sn,OOt.
Justices Of the Peace
Lewisburg District--W. II. Burdetta and
p. M. hrbuckle.
Fort Spring District--P. II. SCC;ratb
and j. w. Fink.
irish Corner DistrIct--H. G. Erwin.
White Sulphur District N. A. Beck
ner, Caldwell and II. Lee Harper,
White Sulphur.
Failing Spring D'strict--p. Fl. BOOTH
ana W. +. TCKeevcr
Withdrawing DlstTict-s ". GiikcsoG
and e.. w. Burr.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

Charleston, Oct. 2S.--Convinced that
the election Of Governor James NJ. Cox
to the presidency Of the United States
means speedy conSummation of world
peace, with a guarantee of its continu-
ance for generations to come; with q
continuation Of this country's present
prosperity, the voters of West Virginia
will give him their eight electoral votes
in the general election next Tuesday.
This is the firm conviction of all the
leaders ut Democratic State Headquar-
tiers, and is based on evidence that the
whole Democratic vote in the state and
thirty to forty per cent Of The vote Of
the RepubIictns-uni0n labor Eepub-
licanS---will be cast for Governor Cox.
This great majority of West Vir-
Einians, in the opinion of State Chair
man Il. T.. Dunlap. will vote for Cox
and Roosevelt for the following very
potent reasons:
Of Nations, which West Virginias own
great statesman, Ambassador John w.
Davis. declares is "a program Of &C
ton directed to definite end---the
prevention Of war;" six certain means
Of which are provided in the League
covenant, as follows:
1--Reduction of ornaments.
"2-Abplition Of wars Of conquest.
:3-Arbitration of disputes and
abolition OF wars of surprise.
"'4-Creation of permanent court
of international justice.
'5-Abolition Of secret treaties.
"'6-International consultation and
cooperation In social activities Of in
ternatiOnal concern.
"On the other hand, Senator Harding
proposes to Scrap the League Of M
tiOns,' which Is now operating with 81
nations participating, would make a
separate peace with Germany, and In
world relations keep this country In
company with Germany, Austria, Rus
STA and Turkey, absolutely uDpro-
tected.
Observation-Disclosures Governor Cox IA
YorS domestic policies in the United
States which mean a continuation Of
the country's present prosperity, and
has n record Of achievement in Ohio
which gives his promises for the nation
guarantee of fulfillment; while Sena-
tor Harding's reuctiOnary cries Of
Back to nOrmalcy'-wages and cOndi-
ti0ns Of employment of a decade ago
and "$1 hushel wheat" for farmers,
are solemn warning to the electorate.
'"Third - Because Governor Cox
stands for law enforcement, and he has
declared that to mean the Federal Pro
hibitiOn law, as well as all others His
promise in this also is guaranteed by
his performance in Ohio, where he has
strictly enforced the prOhibitory law
and enforced the Sunday closing law
before there was Il prohibition statute.
"AS compared with this, Senator
Harding is charged by Aaron S. Wat
kins, prohibition nominee for Presi-
dent, as being wet; lie has never been
In favor of prohibition; lie voted
against IL ehlrty times IN the United
States Senate; and has no record OF
performance to back up his promise
of enforcement In the event of his cleo
ton"
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29
AT LAST.

AT LAST.
You have read the two previ-
Gus advertisements in which
we have sketched the possibil-
tiles in very limited manner
of this tremendous enterprise.
Or perhaps you haven't read
tbem-and you do not know
that this industry ranks tenth
in size in the United States to-
day, and in ten more years
will rank with the greatest.
From unknown obscurity to
tenth largest in the Country in
item years is a big achievement.
and the ultimate goal is still
ahead.
This enterprise is now pos
SCISSOR of two modern plants
Oh a paying basis, and one in
the course of construction, and
additional capital is needed to
spread out.
You are invited to put your
money in this business. 1t is
sound, safe and sure, and you
are assured that your money
will bring good returns.
We do not expect you to 60
into rhapsodies of delight over
the very little you have read
SO far, but the many men who
believe with John Hare, cit is
better to trust and be deceived
than to doubt and be mis-
taken,' have written for our
prospectus, which explains
fully our plan, and arc now
just as fully enthused as we.
This is our last attempt to
get your interest. If we have
failed then we believe we have
both lost a big opportunity. If
we have succeeded then we
have just started a lasting
friendship. Think it over
and write to-day.
Address
DIRECTOR of SALES,
Bureau A. 80,
P. O. Box ool,
Charleston, West Virginia.
This is the last advertisement
to appear Have you decided?
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-10-29

n1nIuhoBy5 Creek DIstrict-w. s. waid8gl
Gfmi,Inng Spring District. r. Brieht'
NY Johannesburg District-F. l.. Wallace.
"pDy,.epuv Ht-loiLlsIQ unIa MopBsW
oiue sulphur Distrlct--Jno. T. Mont
- gOnery. - "p'-
'ommissioners. OF Accounts--John W.
arbucg!e. r. NJ. Arbuckle. San,usi
Price anu a. NJ. Tressei e'
Times Of Holding corr.s.
circuit Court colvenes on tho
Ihlrd Tuesday In January, Second
tuesday In May, Second Tuesday in
September.
-, The County Court convenes on The rj,,>
a,ucsoay In each o! the months Of January
Ethruary March. April. May, June. J,ity
september, October, November and De,
In August.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

trat, gingen aud Die reiden ipa.
niiden &olonien uno Hflan3er'
Itabte in ben 8e1ib Ser groBe11
NebenbubIerin &oms lber, BITE tn
auBerorbentli6 idmungbaftem &ar.
beIgperfebr nit Malaga itano. Na@
Sem Sale &artbagos fiel 6as gar13e
fr1udtbare Sibipanien 1T Die 9a11oe
Der slidlideu Sieger uno nrroe
aIs Sijpania 8aetica cine Der ein'
tragliditen Brooin5en oes romif@en
Weltreihes. Molaga tpar oarnals
bon ser meiter 0itlib nno giinittger
.qeleqenen Ma9barita6t Mlmeria, Die
Sen Mamen "Portus Magnus"
o6er Ser groBe Soften" fubrte u1ro
sen qan8en &an6el nit Stalien uno
Dem fernen Often an ii6 5og, liber'
fIIqeIt morben. Grit als fi@ 5abl-
rei6e r6miibe Mniie6ler bier nieoer-
lieBen, bob fid Der Sanoel mieoer
AT frIberer 81iite. 9ie bielfaden
Musgrabunger r0miider Mltertiimer,
Die III ser @ta6t ielbit unb in oeren
umgeb1tng gemadt puroen. be5el1<
aen sic @;dtigfeit beg &anoelss
plobes mno ben regen 8erfebr nit
Ser 6amaligen &errin Der Belt.
Muf Der bon 11ns I'M 8i1oe gebrad<
ten @eiibung Ga Conception be-
fin6et fi9 cine ret6baltige Commit
lung bieier romiiaen Entertainer.
Dieies 2an6glt gibt aud ein oe1t=
Tides 8ilb bon Der prn6erbarenL
6rudtbarfeit Der ga115en @egeno.
NoIn1e1, .8ambusrobr un6 an6ere
tropiide @emadie geoetben bort
prd9tig I'M Sreien. Sic 8eiitnna
lit nibt tpeit bon ser @taot emit
fernt 1nb lobnt fi6 zines 8elades.
Ser fleine griediide &empel, 6en
infer @iiIo 5etgt, lift NIT romii6en
MItertiimern angefiim, Die balpt=
IGdli9 aus gartama, elmer groBen
romifden Mie6erlaiirnng itornmen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

ii6 bal6 gegen Sen gemeiniamen
Gein6, un6 10 mur6e Mmeria aud
cine Der eriten @riitliden @roberr1-
gen i'm maurii9en @panten. MuBer
Dem 8epaiierungsipiten1 beiibt Ma.
laga nod anoere @rinnerungen an
Die gldn5enoe mauriide 3eit, bic
grobe 3itn6eae @ibraIforo, sic
6ominiereno iiber ser Stabt tbront,
un6 bie 4lca5aba. Die 3itaoeue
tpurbe bon einem SSiirften bon Gro
MAZDA, Mobammeb, ouf Ben Eriirn-
mern elmer pb0ni5iiden Setting
[erbaut. 2ange ~leiitete sic ftarf be.
feitigte Burg Ben Mngriffen @t6er.
itanb, ebe Tie ftd Der Mr1mee Gerot.
11onbs a1no Siobeuos I'M Sabre 1887
ergab. Die 5mei Eurn1e Ser @ibral.
faro ragen nod beute uber Ser
Sta6t in sic Hare blaue Cuff e1npor.
Ser cine 6obon mar Ser MtaIapa
ODER @adtturm; auf Sem anbere1t,
Dem bon Ga @ela, mur6e Elm groBes,
filbernes &reu5 nod Der l1ebergabe
ser Sta6t erribtet. Die Mlco5abe
liegt etmas tiefer dig bic 3ita6eIe,
ftebt ieooh nit ibr in @erbinoung.
Sebt in Eriimmern liegeno, >pie
unfere Suuitration 5eigt, biloete sic
Mlca5aba emit einen Sell Der bier
alien Staotmauern. Mu9 Tie lit auf
l~teberreiten aus ser groBen Yb0ni.
5ier5eit erridtet. 9as @ta6tbiertel.
tpeldes iid an SUB 6iefer beioer,
maurilden Soften aus6ebnt, 1T Der
Gillette Sell bon Malaga, ebenfans
aub maurijhen nriprungs, elm sc.
ntrre bon e119e11, 6unflen @a}ien EDIT
orientoliiden Gbarofters, oas 9eim
Der nie6eren Bolfsflaiien, sic 3u
allen 3eiten fir sic ietpeiIigen
Madtbaber megen hires au5u leiht
erregbaren @efens Elm a1tBerlt ,1,1be,
quemeg Clement in 6er 8eb0lferung
tpare11. Sos idonite aber an Der
bon Ser Gatl1r un6 Menifenhan6 70
reid geidmudten Stabt iinb lire Sc.
mobnerinnen, bon Semen es ieIbit
in Sparien, Dem 8oterIan6e id0ner
Jrnl1en, I'M Sprihmort beiBt:
Bon MnIaga bic Sra1ier.
Die i16nten iinb at f@auen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

b5dite COB. Dte bra,.nen g5bre Ser
beiBer un6 6urrrer Sanotpiiite
mare11 Metiter IN bieier Runit, Die
~.nirgen6s umfaiien6er un0 einiidts.
boiler betrieben tpur6e als in benz
fernen Often. Sic bon tbne11 &c.
i1affenen Mnlagen fin6 lie nab Dem
gbarafter Der ein5elnen @egen6en
beridie6en. 9a, mo- iie .flieben6es
@aiier borfan6en, mur6en &andle
geba1t. Gin ein5iger gr0Berer Slub
ipen6ete un5Gbligen fleinen &innen,
bic fi9 tpie Elm bi6tes Nebtuerf iiber
bas gat15e 2an6 breiteten, bas NOTICE
@aiier. Die gr0Bte @@mterigfeit
bot it9 6abet in Ben @benen Dor, Dor
alien in Der l1mgebung bon Walaga,
benz @aiier einen eigentliden San
au berf9affen unb 6amtt Die &raft,
Sic bieIen flei11en &anGle 5u bur6.
ftr0men. gu 6ieiem 3mede puroe
6as @aker enttue6er 6urd einen
Mqudouft auf ein bobereS Mibeat
gebra4t ODER 1T nnteriroifde Randle
geleitet. $50 1as @aiier aus Der
Eiefe beraufbeforoert merben m1Bte,
-trat oie einfabe 8orri9tung in
&6ttgfeit, 6ie ibr @orbilb in Dem
nod be,lte am Ml bertpen6eten
r@9o6uf~ bat, einem 590pf.
Drummer, tpelder, uie Bel unieren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

20 uu6 W;aIaga, sic @auptitaot Der
gum ipaniiben &6aigrei6e Granada
%geb0rigen Erop1m Walaga. San-
5eIs, nao &aicnitoot erlten &anges
Iiegt WaIaga rei5en6 i'm Sintcr'
arln6e elmer ld0ncn 8ai, cine babe
St1u,6e BON Der Miinoung 6es @uas
oaIborce entfernt, am &an0e elmer
1eidjbebolten para6ieiiiden @bene.
Mhit ibren tueibcn SduierfaiiaSen
ss16 ben beridieoenen Eirme11 biloet
bic inmitten elmer tropii6>iippigen
Beeetation geIege11e @taot e:nen
malerifden &ontrait gu oem ounfeI'
bIel1e1t Mittelnleer llnb ben purpur.
ssest GeIsmaiien Der Sierra 8ermeia
ODER ben 8ermilionbigeln. Mu4
bic tpeitere 1mGebung Malagos lit
reid on Iano!daftliden S6onheiten
,.,6 biitorif9 henfmirotgen N.ltt.
ten. 8eionoerer @enuB bietet mo-
meuiIid ein Mrsi!ng in bic piloen
Mpujarras, cine einiame uno rt1.
bebaute @ees:o. f%tellenpeiie ourd'
5oger1 bon gIGrseneen griinen 9oien.
Nm 5citen erre;ts1 ,na11 6ieieu Milo
ro,uontifden Gi!trift auf Gem
pra6tpouen Riiitenpege, ser bon
Malaga uno Wotril nod Nora
tIhrt. Muf Ser eirer Sette breitet
lid IN u%mabIebbare Gerne bas berr'
Tide 6unfeIbIaue Meer aus. ,pdb'
:enb auf Ser anoeren pctnbefcdn5te
NiiaeI in bic fonrige 2uit en1por'
roae,1. MIte perfaIlene Mauren'
sbl5iier fronen aIei9 Iolerbo1iten
Hae @ibfd, ltno a,,s Dem iippioe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
8anmpflan5en als 9eiratsbe6ingnue.

9ie @ertuiiltung, oie iebt our9
ben Sol5mangel Die oeutfden @dtt-
ser anbeimfauen, ma9t es our ge.
b1eterii9en Hf1idt, at einer1 .:tjJ-
1I9it raiden @riab. bieier @1dben
gu 1enfen. Die MltDooeren ,parer
II, 6ieier 8e5iebung meiier OILS mir
l.n6 erfldrten oas BfIan5e,1 bon
8dumen fir etne 8flidt oes Men.
iden, Die ni@t nur fromme gebldu-
Gc, ionoern au9 itrenge @erorbn,t11.
gen befablen. Man ging iogar 70
melt, Dos &eiraten nur oene1 81:
e%rlauben, sic cine beitimmte 4n3abl
BON 8dumen eepflan5t uno gum
@riinen gebra9t batten. Gin 8eug.
nis fir 6ieien praftii9en 9cimat.
ibub Der &or5eit lit cine 1880 in
@remen erlaiiene vBeror6nung fir
b1e untertonen" sic @uitao @1Gn.
bes in Der 3eitidrift ~Nieoerlad.
fen" mitteilt. 80 fonen DE Bat.
ern", -beiBt es 90, vbet Be:sl,it oes
Meierredtes ii9 nidt unterl1e5en,
obne gutsberrliden &oniens ciuige
86ume aus. uno uu15ubaucll, pi:I.
mebr ser %eritorbenen 5tele erieben.
Die aud &ol5ung baben, 10 bon
86umen on einem un6 an0erem
Orte entbl0bt iino, ionen Die Ieibi.
gen Stelen nit 8dumen mieoer er.
e6n5en. SnmaBen iou 'ie0er @aus.
mann alidbrlid 5ebn gidb6uu1e
ODER 3ebn @ilgenbdume 8ei6en)
pflan5en. @leidergeitalt ion feiner
Yerion, 10 ii6 perbeiraten min, cher
Elm Mbfiinbigungs5ettel gegeben
meroen, er babe ben11 aupor ange.
5eigt, BOB. er entme6er 5e6n Setter
ooer @ilgen, 10 grim gemor0en iinos
gepflan5t uno loldes nit einem ut.
teit 6es Bogts ODER @el6lporenen
beideinigt. Die 8dume, Q aud
pormals gepflan3t, iouen an Dem
Ort gelajien u1o nidt an anoere
Derter our an6ermeitigen Bflon3urg
gebraudt merben, un6 biermit lit
fort3ufabren, big 6as 2ano nit Sid.
baurneu uno 8ilgen mad zines ie.
ben Drtes 8eihaffenbeit @genugiam
uerieben uno angefiiut it,"
(Deutlde Barte.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

oes bIale,t Netttelmeers au! uno ab
mogten, befinoet fid lett Die rei5enoe
Dromenaoe, Sic Mameoa, bon lido.
men gdun1en reid beibattet. Mobl
bat man friiber ibon beriubt, bieiem
groben l1ebel1tanoe ab5ubelfen, aber
bas dor bunoert Sabren ausgcarbet.
tete tpun6erbare Broieft itieb auf gu
groBe Shpierigfetten 1no miro
mobl niernaIs our Iusfilbrung tom.
men. go muB ii6 6enn Malaga
mabrideinlid nod einmal 6arein
finben, bon ieiner 0itli9en Naa'
BARN Mlmeria, Der &a11ptitaot elmer
erareiben un6 aud ionit frudtbaren
@robin5, sic einen Dortreffliden
&afen beiibt, iberfligelt 5u merben.
Mu9 MImeria blidt .auf cine gldn.
5enoe @ergangenbeit 5uriid, ols
"Portus Magnus" unter ben &0.
n1ern, me pir idon oben %ertpabnten.
u11o als r4I Meriab" r6ie 8e.
riibmte" l1nter Sen Mauren, mo es
cine 3eitlang Die Sauptitabt zines
ielbit6noigen &0ntgreids bi16ete,
beiien 8emobner nls &oriaren Der
@dreden oes Mittelmeers maren.
Daber ri6tetet ii@ au@ Die eriten
Mngriffe Der briitli@en Madte
gegen oieies fleine Y%iratenrei9;
Spanier un5 @enueien perbanoen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
SIZE @atbebrole in Mneria.

DON ser uns 2tpius cine 8efdret.
bung gibt. @inige bon bieien @nti'
quitGten, berrlihe Marmorfiguren,
naren friiber ols gep0bnlide Steine
N cine Mauer eingebaut uno fonn.
ten nur nit GROCER S6piertgfeit
rpieoer losgemadt meroen. @s &c.
IdaD auf Befebl Ser 8eb0roen bon
MaIaga, sic in bent Snnern s@ol6
bermuteten. Mls Tie ii6 in ibren
grtpartunget1 getGuidt iaben, tpur.
Ben Die &unitmerfe als tpertloies
8eug beiieite getporfen. Inter Sen
ueberreiten aus oieier gIdn5enoen
8eit iuno AUDI Sragmente bes r0mi-
iden @taotre6tes auf Bron5etafeln
oorbanben, tpeI9e in Oiuna 5miiden
Antequera nn1 SebiQa gefun6en
,Durben. Mah ben &6mern fane15
sic Gotten, 6eren Serridaft nl,r