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months continue_to be of constant iuter~ C
llsttue, _Messina is a name to conjure \ip 9
hir Italian southern country and that ls-
lsnd of historic memories, Sicily, whi¢h“ic
were involved in the Titanic grasp of the E
earthquake of Dccembcr 27 and 28. i
Americans are disposed to look on this i
land as of slight importance and noted 0
mostly for poverty and its crop of emi- h
grants to this more-favored land of the b
Welt, yet Calabria, in the toe of the U
Poetry and prose literature have rung \vitb
its praises. B
Perhaps no section of th IQ - - _ ~ - ,
lbineo fertility with beauty inoiia dlvllgelli' ed province' Lemma' Catnnmm’ hop
th" this p°;"' °°°"rg"l °°“"t"-V °f °l‘“S~‘l° liited. Even if Italian indomitability re-ill
legend, medicviil romance and haughty C
nobles grouped around with their tlious- _ _
lnds of impovei‘islie|l but usually heiuiti- Eg ;l,:§iS,_.\l.):| 35:3; lxiltgglcaslggfé  “'
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ful peasants. The town of Messina in the t
middle ages was one of the prizes of Eu- 1-
rope,_and many battles were fought by U
dukes, kings and even emperors to obtain
[round of Slmkespeare’s famous comedy.
"Much Ado About Nothing,” and to tlie_
_student of history and especially of liter-iv
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V £1510 Messina is e name _to cvonjure up tury bcfore the Christian era, or just a
"i" a ousand memories sublime and rare. fcw years before Romulus is alleged to
The crunch, crunch of the earthquake li
Oppled practically every building in the i
ountry involved and red-tongued Hrs
wept the piles of debris licking up all t
omliiistible material in the ruins and end-
- \
usly estimated from 30 to 60 feet in ¢
eight, plunged upon the shelvipg sea q
caches and washed miles inland wiping it
*W6 _started digging a trench where the
mperial city of Rome now stands. So
Rome and Messina were founded about
he same period-Messina. by pirates and
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ng the lives of tens of thousands of man- beorme by B band of hlghwmmen and mb
lcd, imprisoned unfortunatcs caught with-
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Since it was founded, Messina has pass-
n the intricacies of the devastated build_~ ed through an unparalleled career during
ngs. On the sea coast tidal waves, vari
hieh the town has been devastated by
ontlagrations, the plague, wars and fre~
ucnt small earthquakes which occasionally
mounted to considerable damage. But the
'lt all Vestlge in mall? 08599 Uf tilt? C000' last far exceeded the damage wrought by
But it is _of Messina; Reggie di' Calabria C
ii being the the metropolis of that dcvot- 0
ina and Palermo that most should be re- :V
onstrucl; in a score of years some pretense C
ery, poetry and romance have gone dinvu
orever like veritable structures of iuist u
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iider the mighty shaking nature iiillict-
MESSINA FOUNDED BY PIRATES H
'Y ev" hllvlllg' 1100” inhabited bl' f-he all previous disasters eonibined.
ciirngeous animal, man.
ln 1783 Messina was given n terrible
arthquake shoclr, which destroyed iiinny
f her public buildings, but the city soon
cared her new striiciures. One of the
orld-faiiioiis buildings that disappeared in
ic total destruction in Decciiiber was the
atliedral, which, as its photograph sliuw.~<,
its a noble striictiirc founllcd by Count
ogcr of .\lcs_-iiiit, one of the lii-roic lig-
rus of Sicilian lii=.liir_\' a\\':i_v biicl: in ll_Il!.*i_
r just after \\`illiaiii the Noi'iii:iii r-lini\iici'-
cd liiiglarid at the Buttle of llastiiigs.
The cathedral, or La ltlatriee, retained
ie general style nt' Gothic srcliitc-i-Lui-1:
Legend sets forth that ill-fated Messina but only the poi‘t:ils of the fiicadcs \r<-re
as founded by piiates in_tl.ie_ eighth cen
Ltually built away back in the l‘.`le\'ciith
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century in the awakening dawn of mgdgm
Luropean history. These portals to the fa-
cade showed marveloiis carvings in.sOlid
Stone, relics of dead and gone arvhitecture`
never to be restored now and worth untold
wealth to the student and loyer of art.
La Matrice also contained a sculptercd
marble pulpit that was historic and ii
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dating back to within 100 yi-ais of the
founding of the cditice have pi.-rislied tor-
ever now.
VVith a sickle-shaped harbor Messina
ranked fourth among the cities of ltaly
in commercial iiiiporiiiiice. The views
across the hkssina straiiis were magnili-
cent and fortuiiutcly the views at least rc-
inain, although now terror inspiring in
their aspect.
The building of must interest to tour-
ists in Messina was the \`illa lion-a Giicl-
foiiia, built by the Noriiiuns, who cun-
trolled Messina unvl .\`ii-ily, ut the iiiue
lliuliard the Lion Ilcurted, King of ]<Iu;;~
luiid, sailed for his first c-i'ii.-.i<l<~ a;;uin_~t
'the Turks, and fiiihul to rrli-also .lL‘i'l|.~ah>iii
the Holy City, froiu intiili-l iloiiiiuiuii.
'l`liere was also u creditable niiiseiiiii in
the convent of Ht. (lr:-cor_v, whit-li had liiu- _
paintings, statuary and same rare niujol-
|ica va8ell_
Pquipped teclinieal school, nnd was the
,elatue of St. Jerome by (ingini. hlosaiushg
l
sinu ul-ross the qiialic-tortui‘ed Straits ol"d _
_\lt-ssiua. lt is said to have been louudf-d for iiiilitary purposes by the .Neapolitan
ai r-ouplc of u'nluri<-s later than l\les<in_-i, g
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Sicily. lts d4=.~iti'iicti0n cannot be reck-
oned but as ii di-athbloiv to pipspcrity in`in
most important city in Sicily, and, in fact,
in the south of the Kingdom of ltaly. It to
did an annual export and import business fa
of about $20,000,000. lt traded principally )
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in fruits and in fruit tlavorings and es» “E
sences, in coral ornaments, silks, wines, Od
oils, inuslin, linen and bardivarwthe last e
three prticles clearly being brought in to m
supply the demand of the island popula- of
tion. “f
Messina had a fair university and a Wf’ll
'entre of stir-ci-ss in Soutlii-rn ltiil' and
is - -  .
Cz&_?;faf’.7<’2azmJ'2i1de.5'!rv_;/ea’.ztw2._11v.z>a/zia°.v ” '_'
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with a. population of nearly 350,000, and
art. objects of great value, and is noted
statues, and a Norman structure, built in si
i145, with five imposing domes, called the
is siaiy, iniermo i. ti.. ingest city, of can .nd had 6.000 people. f i ’
Catania was built on one df the furth-
it belongs almost in the class of the est roots of Mount Etna, and was an an-
world’s largest cities and is certainly of cient nity mentioned frequently by 'l`huCY'
second rank as regards population. It was dides, Livy, Pausaniss, .Pindar and Plu-'
not inuch injured, although the earth tarch. In (,‘icero’a writings he says, speak~_
shocks were distinctly felt. It is 120 ing of the war in Sicily: "You will be toldl
miles west of Messina. It contains many of the fields of the Catanians-st most |
wealthy people and friendly to us (lifri
for a university which numbers about 1,- mans).” Thus Cicero relates to us that'
400 students. The city possesses a. great in his time Catania was an important city€
cathedral, surrounded by 16 gigantic holy of the Old World, and its population con-
dered a wea,lthy agricultural community.
But if the cities, towns and. provinces
San Giovanni Degli Ereineti, which is one involved in the mighty earth throes in
As -‘ buhmn” ww" Messina WM "lc and we had a consulate here because the o
wn had a population of ever 25,000. The all his followers and iuiitators, who wcro
gion in nuinbcr_ and Greek, Roman, ling- _
Guido Reni, and s famous marble lish and Fri.-nch in nationality. Ulyhfwllf
mb, with relief, illustrating the legend had his adventure with the Cyclops bo- »
II olvtus There were several royal tween Messina and Catania, in Sicily.
-of the unique specimens of architecture in
‘the world, as it shows the effect of the
;erusades on the stern Gothic structures
iof the true Norman y e and p
Girgenti is about 84 miles southeast of.t
dral, which was constructed in A. D. 1400, t
thedral contained ii. celebrated Madonna le
YPP - _ '_ . ._
iicntiorial institutions and a municipal
f that region, were sung by .llonicr nivl
December were historic, no less so were
the waters of this country famous in
Grecian and ltoinan prose and p0¢U`i'-
stl eriod. Scylla and Charybdis, the names of tho
wo rocky proinunturies that faced each
Palermo. It is noted for its line catlie- other across the Straits of Messina before
he last. earth convulsion changed the |n.ip
ln fact. away ahead of tha Norinan
uscum that contained a nuirvclous statue and the medieval legends conncctcd Wllli
Apollo. It exported 3,000,000 qiiintals this region there lies the period of pre-~
sulphur annually, and had, as well, un- li
MANY SMALIEER Cl'.l'll§S DEMOL-
ISHlED_ _
portant salt mines. t
istoric Greek vi-rse, lost in the mnzcs Ol’ '
he earliest dawn of nian as an intelligent I
being. Hack before the days of blind Dun 
Homer, back among the very gods of the _i
Greeks vrhr-n the Golden Ago was licro_
M"’“lf’l"“nP di C“l"‘brl"- WM 5 “ma” l'°""“ and thc gods walked with one another on l
Catan/_uro, situated about two miles L
lie earth and made love to the iiiiiiglilcrs
ill that poi-tioii nt the hiiigdoin, lt had from me Coast, and “.35 bum; on a mu of men' Calabria and Sicily wcrBnm1_m_`
populatioii of 150,000. W
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(Continued lriuu niigc 1.)
For the district of Kings County
there will bo the following prizes :-
and rcturu
Charlottetown Business College.
3rd--tho choice ot one ot several
tional Correspondence Schools.
ith-same as for 3rd.
e e o owing pr es
lst-a hit: trip to New York City
and return.
1st-ai big trip to New York City,
and return.
2nd-same as for lst.
3rd-a lull course scholarship in ‘the
Union Commercial College.
For the district oi Queen's County
there will he the following prizes :-
lst--n big trip to New York City
and return.
2nd-ssmie as lor lst.
3rd-a full course scholarship in the
‘ ttetown Businas College. 1
1.1..-fi iig trip rc New Your city °"“‘1‘f   i
'WT mlurln' ,niifllh_s&ilf?liir‘;lli(iiii;e lr2iiiol1lTeo'!Ttistf.,<:vi‘.iir:-I  ° 
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Sixty langiiagr-s are spoken in Ri1_=_e=lrt:_
Saccliarine, an artificial product, ia .N0
nes sweeter than sugar.
'l`lir-re is ii ;,'i'o\\|ii;; deiiiaiid for i\m<`Ylf`-111
iviiirls. 'l`l\0si- lull--ii frfini thu \\;¢>st1~||\
'nn-i-s ln.; it.-nt.-.n were vuliicil :it $»i04|_mi<\.
lt is said that. ilu-re is  [wr ci-nt. iii-irc
miri~'liiiu>iit in .~ii;_':lr t.b:iii tiny other ii//'Il
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it to cure any forni ot' cfugll.
cold. hroiicliial troiible.
huskliii-ss, lms of voice. -'H10
any irriiutii ii or iii|`laiiima»
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