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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
OF rle Archbishops and Bishops OF the
United States TO the Clergy and
Lalty Of Their Charge.

The Archblshops and Bishops OF the
United States, in Conference assem-
blcd. 10 their Clergy and faithful pe"-
ple-"Grace unto you and peace from
God our Father. and from the Lord
Jesus Christ"
VENERABLE BRETHREN OF THE
CLERGY. BELOVED CHILDREN
or THE LAITY:
Thirty-tive years have elapsed since
the Fathers Of the Third Penary Coun-
cI OF Baltimore addressed their Pastoral
Letter 10 the faithful OF their charge.
The interval has been marked by ccNnts
OF far-reachinS import for the welfare
Of mankind. The greatest OF these, the
World War. is finally ended. And iow
that God. in HIS mercy. has restored
the nations 10 peace. II Is fitting that
we offer up praise and thanksgiving 10
Him for the blessings which He has
bestowed on tho Church at large and
ESPECIALLY on IN" Church in our country.
PROGRESS OF RELIGION.
Under the guidance Of three Illu$trI-
Gus PopeS-Lco Nil. Plus y. and Ecne-
dict XN-thc church has shown. IN rari-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Annual Message OF Cardinals, Arch
bishops and Bishops OF Hierarchy
50 Clergy and Laity
Reading Required One Hour-omttted
at Cathedral Because Of Initial
Service Of tho Mission

Yesterday morning in tho Catholic
churches OF Wheeling. as well az In the
Catholic churches throughout; America.
the joint Pastoral Letter OF tho car
dinals. a-chhtShops. and bishops ot the
hierarchy 70 the clergy and laity OF the
church. was read at all tho masses.
The single exception IN Wheeling was
q, the St Joscph's Cathedral where.
owing 20 tho initial services of the mis-
sion which opened yesterday WIKI spec
ial sermons by the missionary fathers.
the letter was omitted. owing to its
length.
At the Church OF the Sacred Heart
the letter was read az both the seven
nd ten o'clock masses by the Rev. J"hn
Corcoran, the rector: AZ 81. Nph"nSuS
Father Anscar. Q. VI. car. Father Flu
gene. O. VI. Cap. and Father E"naNe0-
to thd congregation at All masses from
six o'clock on 10 1850: at IN" cNu:ch
OF the Immaculate Conception IN South
Wheeling Rev. W. G. HALL delivered tho
message {" his congregation: At the
Corpus Christi vhurch in Narwood The
letter was read by the Rev. Patrick RI.
Gnsenan and At -. PaulS church at
Elm Grove tho Rev. Edward FhcEcr
read tho message.
The reading OF the Pastoral Letter re-
CURED one hour. An abstract or the
miSsivc follows:
OF rAe Archbishops and Bishops Of the
United States to the Clergy and
LAty Of Their Charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23

most urgent needs. We have indicated
the principles which must shape and
develop our Catholic life in order that
we may render affcctual service to the
Church and TO the country.
Let us once more remind You OF two
essential duties. The first, that you con-
tinually offer up prayer and suppilca.
tion for all men. bcsceching the God Of
Mercies TO direct their hearts in tbs
way of peace and concord. The second,
that you show forth in your own liveE.
in your homes. your social intercourse
and your dealings with others. tho
beauty OF our Catholic Faith. its power
10 strengthen the soul in trial, fts effn-
cacy for the accomplishment OF TIM
duties which charity and justice pre-
scribe. afas5
, Doing these things you will adyane;
ihc Kingdom Of God upon earth and
give honor TO our Lord Jesus Christ.
Given at Washington. September -,
1919.
In his own name and in the name Of
the Hierarchy.
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS,
Archbishop Of Baltimore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Health Authorities Concerned
About Flu Epidemic
They Say Everyone is Subject to Flu,
and Urge People to Be On
Their Guard.


Flu germs are everywhere and the
h'aith authorities adIiS" I."niE 90
'r"sh air in uGhtiuG III" epidemic. II
Your body * able 10 resist you VIII not
get the dlsrasr. You viii hight tn"
germ successfully.
But If you have 4 slight cold YOU are
u"t IN lighting trim. You " he un
able lu resist The germ ana You VII!
Su"Cumh.
rcpSu,un" Will rclicv" that cold. no
matter how severe II may h". II Will
purge the system Of all impurities and
soon Ia" pure blood will ruut the cold.
These handy tablets have way of
rebuilding the rurir" system. They re-
fresh tired nerves and strengthen weak
cn"d tissues. Tn" 2Hc bottle Will start
YOU on the way to recovery. The so
hmttlu VIII give YOU Il supply for fut-
ur" emergencies.
prompt rClirr-that You want PepsO-
tone. JIG has a supply and Will furnish
you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Reor9' anization.

try is due, principally. /" missionary
laburS w" Ar" now enjoying thelr
fruits. and We are deeply concerned that
the harvest schould increase. But we
cannot forget that We owe Il duty to the
missions in other countries. Freely wa
have received; let us freely give In re-
turn.
Quite recently. Jopc Benedict XIV made
eloquent appeal TO all the faithful in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
WIFE OF SUPREME
COURT JUDGE DEAD

CHARLESTON. Feb. 22-No session
Of the supreme court Of appeals will Be
held during tho coming week for oral.
arguments or motions because Of the
death Of Mrs. VIM. n. Miller Wits OF
Judge Miller OF this court. which oc-i
Cured today following a stroke Of apo
pleXy.
The cases set for February 81. will
be continued until March 2, except such
cases as are to be submitted upon tho
printed briefs filed in the clerks onice.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAAPS-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Our Present Situation.

Though TIA" war Is ended. our country
IS not yet restored to It's normal condI-
ton. On every side. there Is unrcs, and
agitation. The conflict Of class with
lass makes progress impossible. 1t
threatens TO undo III" splendid things
which the union OF all our people ar
C"mPlishcd. 1t is importing INTO eur
country the very evils which brought
disaster on Europe. If America IS To-
be preserved. for It's own sake ana for
the safe Of humanity, remedy must BE-
found for our present situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-23
Need Of = Solid Foundation.

This Is not a t.mc for max, SHIFTS
The facts are before M. plainly and
Roughly. They cannot h" set ASIDE with
mere cNpcd!ents or formalit,cs that
smooth the surface 0r things. bur leave
the virus beneath. Rightly "r wrongly
tho movements which are shaking the
foundation OF order come uUt Of men )
souls. They embOdy demand for RI ght
! They may he stayed fer n ,;ruc or d.
rerted; but II. In Keeping with American
principles. order Is 10 res; on the will
!nEncss Of the people and their free CO.
operation. their souls must Ice reached
They must be trained to think rightly
and TO do as they think.
Let US not deceive ourselves In this
matter. Ignorance is an cv!i. as such
II much DO removed. But !: is not the
only evil. What We have chiefly to fear
Is educated intelligence devoid Of mora!
principle-the man who uses his lInowl-
edge TO abuse his freedom. This is the
dangerous type. To continue its pro-
duction or allow it To multiply would
not be the part Of wisdom
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09

Atlanta before returning to Ham
Ilet in about a month.
| What the world needs is a car
/ that will last as long as the
mortgage. Exchange.
Fred Taylor began work Mon
day in the collection department
of the express office here at
Rockingham.
James Green and Coy Hinson
are now doing the presiding
genius stunt at the soda foun-
tain at Fox Drug Store.
| J. M. Andrews, of Route 1,
brought the paper Saturday a
sweet potatoes that weighed 6
IL pounds.
Herbert, 19-months-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. -Dabbs, who
has been quite ill at the home of
his grandfather, ]. A. Andrews,
lis now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thomas re-
turned on Monday of last week
from the northern markets
where he spent three weeks buy
ing goods for the E. Thomas
Department Store.
At the auction sale at Jackson
Springs two, weeks ago, the no.
| tel was bid in by l.. S. Watford,
of South Carolina, the timber to
| the Snow Lbr. Co., and 1853 lots
to a large number Of buyers.
The total was $4,000. Another
sale of lots will be held in Sep
TENDER, and some time later the
farm property of 300 acres will
be sold.
Mr.. E. A. Allen has become a
partner in the wholesale grocery
firm of Allen-Bennett Co., at
Wddesboro, and will begin work
there Monday. His family will
continue their residence in Rock
ingham until a new home can be
built for them in aWadesboro.
Ed Aliens host of friends here
| in Rockingham are sincerely
sorry to give him UP.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Pc RSONAL

Resale and Bruce Gore return
ed Saturday from a three weeks
yisitin Wilmington.
Fred Hull spent from Tuesday
of last week until Monday al
Rutherfordton.. He enters Geor
gia Tech on the 22nd.
Mrs. John Sandy Covingtor
and Mrs. George Terry spent
Monday and Tuesday in Char
lotte taking millinery lessons al
a wholesale millinery house.
Messrs. Alex Hogan and Gadye
Ratcliff, of Elletbe, spent Mon
day night with Mr.. and Mrs. R
B. Black, going on Tuesday tc
Wake Forest to enter college.
Spending the day Monday
with Mrs. A. E. Walsh, from
Mangum, were Mr.. Press and
Miss Ida LeGrand, and from
Summertown, S. c., Mr.. Sid LIE.
Grand.
Miss Annie Florence Reynolds
spent from Saturday to Wednes
day with her mother near here
She has a clerical position with
the R. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Co..
at Winston.
The handsome new Baptist
church at Hamlet was formally
dedicated last Sunday morning
the sermon preached by Rev. N
w. Johnson, of Raleigh. All
the churches of Hamlet joined ir
the dedicatory service.
Mrs. O. L. Cloud returned
Tuesday from Hot Springs
where she spent five weeks; hei
rheumatism was entirely relieved
Miss Elizabeth Cloud was witt
her, but remained in Little Rock
for a visit; she will then visit ii
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
j. Cliff Terry left Monday for
Raleigh to Renter the A. & E..

j. Cliff Terry left Monday fol
Raleigh to Renter the A. & E..
William Head reached home
Wednesday night from a four
months cruise on the Pacific.
He expects to enter the Uni
versity this fall.
Reid Garrett left today for Hen,
Jacksonville to reenter the G. NJ.
& N. A. He went through the
country in a Ford-C Chevrolet that
he made this summer.
The Post-Dispatch has two let
tiers from Steele's Mills this
week, but one had no name
signed to it, indicating who the
writer is, and so it is not publish,
ed. Letters from every part OF
the county are wanted, but the
writers must sign their names
thereto.
Miss Meta Poplin, who is on
the substitute list of the Rock.
ingham postoffice, has been
working in the Office during the
illness of Mr.. Rufus McNair.
Mr.. McNair, by the way, is rap
idly regaining his strength, fol-
lowing an operation for acute
appendicitis at Charlotte last
week.
The Bank of Pee Dee is dis
tributing a booklet, the subject
of which is "The Boil Weevil
Problem Solved" 1t deals with
the pink boil worm menace, and
the book can be had free at the
Bank for the asking.
Everett Hardware Company also has
a supply Of these books and are giving
them away.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
PAGE FIVE
pastor.

pastor.
Pee Dee Church Junior Sum
day school at $50. Mr.. Walter
Boggan, supt. Senior Sunday
school at 1890, Mr.. Dave Thomas,
supt. No preaching service.
Black Smith Shop at Pee Dee
Mill No. 2. Preaching by the
pastor at 4 p. m.
West Rham- Sunday school at
A p. m. Mr.. Burke Purnell, supt.
No preaching service.
Midway Sunday school at 10
a. m. Mr.. Will Ormsby, supt,
Preaching at 8 p. m. by pastor.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Cordova School.

The Cordova school will open
Sept. 10th. The teachers are
Misses Gussie Waddell, Principal;
Helen Porter and Emma Porter,
with the primary teachers yet to
be selected.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Episcopal Church.

Sunday school at 10, Eugene
Payne Supt. Morning service at
II by rector, Rev. Sanford Louis
Rotter; sermon subject "The I'm
righteous Steward; Our Example
of WHAT" Celebration of Holy
Communion.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Cameronian Church.

Special sermon to Rebekas at
Cameronian church at Pee Dee
at II o'clock from Ps. 144:l2, by
Rev. w. R. Coppedge, Grand
Warden l. o. o. F. The public
invited. Rebekas and Odd Eel
lows may wear regalias.
Rev. Mr.. Coppedge will preach
Sunday night at Roberdel.
Piedmont Circuit.
REV. Leon M. Hall, PASTOR
Roberdel Church - Sund ay
school 10 a. m. Mr.. Harvey
Williams, supt. This school is
graded. Preaching at Ills by
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09

IXllSS Bessie everett last week
bought a Hudson Coupe.
! Robert McLendon is this after
noon having a birthday party in
honor Of his fifth birthday.
Population Of Chapel Hill, an
nounced last week, is 1888 !;
Hillsboro 1880, Carrboro, 1929.
The Aberdeen tobacco ware
houses will have their opening
Sept. 21st. A barbecue will be
served.
| Miss Louise Hurley, milliner
for the E. B. Terry store, will
larrive Friday to resume her du-
| ties as milliner.
Mrs. Julian Griffin was last
week appointed as a magistrate
lin Union county-the first wo-
man magistrate in the State.
The new revenue law changes
the listing time back from Janu-
airy LIST to May LIST, and the poll
tax will be limited to amount of
total tax on $500 property value.
The Star Theatre has booked
way Down East" for the mid
die of October. This is the pic
ture that opened in New York
last week at $10a seat.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Bell, at Fayetteville, the 9th, a
daughter. Mrs. Bell is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. c. E. Bethune, of
Route 8.
Mrs. w. F. Long, Jr., children
and sister, and Miss Betsy Long,
leave Saturday to spend some
time in Norfolk and Richmond.
They will return about Nov. 1st.
Mrs. Fred Schoefield and son..
Dick, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, spert
Tuesday with her cousin, Mrs.
A. C. Everett; she was en- route
back to New York from a visit
to Mt. Gilead.
Rev. L. S. Massey and Rev.
Hugh M. Blair, editor and bust
ness manager of the Christian
Advocate, have resigned in or
der to go back to the active min
istry.
Mrs. C. C. Taylor returned
home Sunday from Ellerbe
Springs where she spent a week
Mrs. Taylor suffered a slight
stroke of paralysis six weeks
ago, but is regaining her
strength satisfactorily now.
D. A. McKinnon, who has a
saw-mill near Pageland, S. c.,
spent Sunday and Monday in
the county. Mr.. McKinnon was
born and reared in upper Rich
mond, but moved from the coun-
ty in 1899.
The paper stated last issue
that T. T. Cole had rented the
Mayor Frank R. McNinch home,
on Hawthorne Lane, in Char.
lotte. Instead of renting, Mr..
Cole bought the property,
the consideration being around
100000.
In. the primary in Marlboro
county, South Carolina, Aug.
31st, O. NJ. Pcgues, J. X. Owens
and J. J. Evans were nominal
ed for the House; Henry A. Rog-
ers for Clerk of Court; A. L.
Easterling for Supt. of Educa-
ton, and T. F. McRae for Cor
oner.
Mr.. w. H. Carpenter was in
the city this week as juryman
at this civil term of Court. Mr..
Carpenter lives ten miles north
of Ellerbe; his house is in Rich
mond codnty, but his wood-pile
just a few feet distant, is in
Montgomery county.
w. C. Jones, of Jackson
Springs, was in the city Mondy.
Mr.. Jones is candidate for the
House on the Republican ticket
from Moore county. His Demo
cratic opponent is George R.
n r.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Churches Next Sunday.

The following are the church
appointments for next Sunday
with subject of sermons; the
ministers over the entire county
are invited to send the paper
each week their appoint
ments for the ensuing Sunday.
First Baptist Church,
Sept. 18th Sunday school 9:45.
Morning worship at IL; sermon
by Rev ]. NJ. Page, of Hamlet.
The pastor, Rev. Bruce Benton,
will preacha special sermon TO
the Masonic bodies at Hamlet
Baptist church, subject Passing
Inspection" Evening worship,
7:30. Sermon by pastor 1.-THE
Two Temptations That of Eve
in Eden and of Christ in the Will
derness."
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-09
Methodist Church.

Sunday school at 10. Morning
service at IL. Ps. 81. Rom. 8:1-26.
Hymns l8l, 1873, ALL. Rom. 8:9.
The contrasting of the claw of
sin" and the claw of God" Even
ing service 7:;30. Ephes. 1921.
Likeness to Christ in the Inner
Life" Hymns 1888, 315, 548. A.
L. Ormond, pastor.
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

ii6 bolo 9eaen BEN gemeiniomen
Seiro, uno 10 iprroe AImerio audi
cine ser erlten 6riitlihen groberltn.
gen in1 marriIben Spanien. MuBer
Dem 8emdiierungsipitem beiibt Mo.
Iaga nod m0ere @rinnerungen an
Die g~I6naenoe mouriide Belt, Die
groBe 3ito0eGe @ibralforo, sic
0ominieren6 iiber Ser Staot tbront,
u16 Sic Mlca5aba. Die 3ita6eue
puroe bon einem Siiriten bon @ro-
naoa, Mobammeb, auf ben Sriim-
mern elmer pboni5iiden Setting
erbout. 2onge ~leiitete Sic itarf be.
feitigte Burg Ben Mngriffen @ioer.
itono, ebe tie iid Ser armee Serors
nanoS uno SiabeIoS i'm Sabre 1887
ergob. Die 5tpei 2iirme ser @ibroI.
faro ragen nod beute iiber ser
Staot in Die flare blane Suit empor.
Ser cine Oabon mar Ser MtaIapa
ODER @a6tturm; ouf Sem on0erett,
benz bon Ga 8ela, tpuroe ein groBes,
filbernes &rei5 nad Ser l~1ebergabe
ser Sta6t erridtet. Sic NIco5oba
lie9t etipas tiefer aIS Die 3itooeue,
itebt ieood nit ibr in @~erbinoung.
Sebt in Sriinlmern liegeno, pie
uniere S1uitration aeiet, bil6ete Sic
Ilca5aba emit einen Cell Ser bier
alien Staotmauern. Iltd) lie lit nuf
lteberreiten aus Der groben 8boni.
5~ieraeit erridtet. 0as 6taotbierter.
tpeldes iih am Sub oieier beioen
mauriIhen Soften ousOebnt, 1T Der
6lteite Sell bon Waloga, ebenfaHs
as,d) mouriiden %l1riprungs, Elm @e.
tpirre bon e1lgert, ounflen @aiien edit
Orientalii6en Characters, 6as @eim
Der nieoeren 8olfsfloiien, Oie az
alien 3eiten fir sic ietpeiliaen
Mndtbaber pegen hires aIsu IeiGlt
~erregbaren @eiens elm dllBerit unbe.
qltetnes Clement in Der @eboIferung
tporen. 9as idonite aber an Ser
bon Ser geatur uno Mcnid)enhano 70
reid geidmiidten Staot iin6 lire 9e.
tpobnerinnen, bon 6enen es ielbit
in Spanien, oeln 8aterlan0e idoner
Graiten. I'M Sprihport heiBt:
Bon Malasa Die 8rauen.
Sic idonlfen iino 5n i6auen."
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

bSdftc Sob. Die broltlen S6bne Ser
beiben uii0 0iirrren Sonofpiiite
tuaren Meiiter in 6ieier 9iinit. Die
nirgenOs nnfaiienOer mo eiuiid]tss
boiler betrieben nitroe ais in Dem
ferren Often. Die BON ibneu &c.
Tdaffenen @uIogen iiuO ie nod Dem
Gbarofter Der ein5eInen @egen0en
periAieoen. ga, mo ite flieBenoes
@aIier borfnn0en, mitroen &ouGle
gebout. Gin einaiger gr0Berer Stub
fpenOete un5dbIigen fleilten &inneit,
0ie IiA tpte elm oi1tes Nebperf iiber
0os gauge 2ano breiteten 6as notige
@ofier. 9ie groBte S6Ipierigfeit
bot iif 6obei in oen gbenen Dor, Dor
oIern in Ser l1meebung bon Molaga,
benz @oiier einen eigentIiden SAL
Slt berifaffen uno oontit Oie &roft,
0ie biefen fleinen &a11le 81 Ourf-
itr6mer. 3u oieiem 8Wede tpuroe
oas 8aiier entpeoer our6 einen
&qtd0uft nuf elm boberes Hibeau
gebradt o0er in unterir6iide &anole
geleitet. $50 0os 8oIier ans Der
Eiefe beroufbefOroert ner0en muBte,
trat Die einfode @orrihtung in
Sdtigfeit, Oie ibr 8orbiIO in Dem
nod belte om Sell bertuenocten
.SdoSif" bat, einem Saopf-
brunnen, tpeIder, pie bel unieren
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14
gesebr finft oud) @reiic iteisen!

@as lit oelu eigeltlI9 nit oeN
8alDllnprellen lpsS W fraDt man
pleltad) I'M ailtelnocn YrblItum uno
audi III auOeren anlerIlalul d)rn &rels
ZEN NIT berehtlatcm Staune!l, oas
nit @ntriiltung 9tpaort 1T. Gas
geDeillgte Welcg bon gngebot nlo
ytad)frage lit be5ugllI oes Walollls
geraoe5u toll gelDDrosn.
IS mar %elnulal", ais 8alulin
aut IL Gcnts Die Wallonc ltano n1o
ais teuer pcrldrien .ouroe. Der
strieg bot natilrl .d) allsgleblge Gnt'
iAuloigung fiir lelle SrelstrrlDe@
relet; ocnn Der &rleg lit Der aroBte
Walolinfrelier, fpeld)rl eS gsben
fam, ooer Der srObte @a,olIn'
0uer +, wern Dies better lautet.
ia, Der 2ries ~lieierte ellle bcSonOerS
bultbare Iusreoe fir oaS Yreis@
ldncuen.
God Der Grieg cnoctc ihlieBli6;
oas @aiolin puroe allf Dem Scnoe.
auf Dem Walier uno IN Den Siiften
5u einem iebr grl6ct. Seil ilberflli-
JIG, pie man tpenigltenS 0riten loll'
te. Doh liebe Oa, leln HreIs ltlc9 I'M
ntcr bober uno ltetgt nod %bcltunoig
weiter. aud lit Die Wcwinnung
DON @aiolin bcoeiltcllo gcltlcgcr. nno
1919 muroen lailt amtlidcm Yerld)t
it ben ser. Staatcn "a WE.llonen
Tab mebr p%robn5lcrt, ols If Sabre
porber. Idticl iiber &dtiel.
,@rfldre mir, @raf S%erinGur"
-ober in @rman9cllntg briicn Sobn
8. &odefcller
nGicien 3pieipalt Der gSaturl"
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

oes bIoiien MtitteImeers olf uno al
ipogterL beIiltoet ii6 Jest Die reisenOc
Bromenooe, Die IIomeoo, bon lido.
men 8Girnen reid beihattet. 8obI
bat man irii1er ihon Deriudt, oieiem
groBen llebelItanoe a~b5ubeIfen, aber
Oos Dor 6unoert Sahren ausgearbei'
tete luuitoerbare ErOieft itieB auf 5li
groBe SdJpierigfeiten uno miro
ipobL niertals sitr Ausfiibrllng fon-
men. 90 muB it'd Oenn MaIoga
pabriheinIi6 nod einmal ooreIt
finOen, bon ieiner oitliden Nat'
BARN MImerio, Ger SauptItoot elmer
erareiden itno audi ionlt frlidt6aren
8robin5, Die einen nortreffliden
Sofen beiist, iiberfIiigeIt 8u meroen.
Alid MImeria bIidt ouf cine 9Idn'
5enOe 8ergoneenbeit 5uriid, als
"Portus Magnus" inter Oen &o'
mert, pie mir ihon oben erlpdbnten,
uno oIs pI Meriab" 00ie Be-
riibmte" unter Den Mauren. NO eS
cine 3eitIong Die &auptItoOt eitcs
i~eIbitGnoigcn &onigreids biIoete,
6eiien 9etpobner als &oriaren Der
Sdreden oes MitteImeers paren.
Daber ridtetet iid aud bic eriten
Angriffe ser driitIiden Md6te
gegen oieies feline Hirotellreid;
Sponier utro @enueien pcrbonOen
Washington Journal., 1920-05-14

so ord Molago, sic Souptitaot Der
sum Ipanifdcn &~6nigreid)e Granada
gebortgcn Yrobtns Mtologo. San.
OeIs. nnO &aicnltaot eriteu STANCES
Iiegt Mnlaga rei3eno I'M Sintcre
arnnoe elmer if0nen 8ai, eite AoIbe
Stln6e bon Ser Miinoung 0es @uo-
balborce entferrt, am &anoe einer
Heidjbebolten paraoieiiIden @bene.
Mit ibren peiBen @1uierfa1Inoen
rn0 ben berifieoenen Siirman biloet
sic imitten elmer tropiid-iippigen
2Spgeiotion geleaene Sta9t einen
moterilfen &ontroit gu Dem 0ui1fel-
blciter Mittelmeer uno ben purpur-
men SeIsmoiien ser Sierra Ger1neid
coer BEN Germilionbiigelr. Ilth
0ie meitere ltmGcbung MalaGns lit
reid at IanoSGaftli6en S40nheitcn
mno hiitoriih nenftpiirOigen Rnnf-
ten. 8eIonoerer @enuB biatet nu-
nlentIi6 ein M1tsilig in 6ie nifoen
Mpujarras, eina elnialne ulb ln1-
bcbaltte @egsr0. %itelenipeiie nurd)-
so9en bon glarsanGen ariincn 9uietl.
SIM hciten erreN5I man oieieu milo
ror:ontiIden Gntrift auf Gem
prodjtpoaen R%iiitantpege, Der non
Giuluga uro OtntriI nah Nora
f;itrt. @uf ser eiuen Seite breitet
fid in unobieb6are Serne 0aS berr-
Ii6e ounfelbInue Meer ans, tpdb-
.ero olf Ser onoeren tpcinba.dn5te
9upd in ole ionniae Suit el1pur=
raqcn. 4lte nerfaqene Waurelt-
st'6Iier fr6nea glcid a0lerbol item
lire @ipfel, uitO ans Dem iipplaen