Front:
Hamburg-American Line's Cruise to the Mediterranean and the Orient.
Cable to Company's New
York Office from Captain
Dempwolf of S. S. "Moltke:"
10.
CARE
WAKY
Catacombs, Syracuse.
"Syracuse, Feb. 21, '09.
Moltke arrived here on
time; delightful weather;
everybody well. Stop at
Riviera, great success.
Passed Messina and
Reggio, (which were des-
troyed by recent earth-
quakes) at very close range
and at reduced speed,
offering excellent view."
HAMBURG - AMERICAN LINE,
Department of Cruises.
SYRACUSE, on the island of
Sicily, once the greatest of Hellenic
cities, and now, since the Saracens
destroyed it in 878, containing only
24,000 inhabitants instead of the half-
million it formerly had. Go ashore
and see the ancient temple of
Minerva (now a cathedral), the foun-
tain of Arethusa, the famous quarries
and catacombs, and do not neglect the
Greek Theatre, built in the fifth cen-
tury.
Back:
Private Mailing Card
YORK
FEB 23
1130PM
1909
N.Y.
MISS JESSIE A.DOW,
119 CHARTESBANK ROAD,
NEWTON, MASS.
BORANG
ON CENT
