The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, January 28, 1920, Image 9
Bf WHALE DTD NOT
SWA1J/OYV JONAH? j
London. Jan. 23.?Dr. R. G. Moul- !
ton, professor of literature at the Uni- i
W-\ versity of Chicago, addressing a gath- ;
||. ering of Wesleyans at Bath, England, j
where he received his education, in- .
sists that Jonah was not swallowed by ;
the whale and that the story forms no ]
I part of the real Bible.
The Bible, mighty in itself, said Dr.
|jj Moulton. had passed through the
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ffer nanus 01 co^iuucnuiu'i^ wuu n?.? ?
.knowledge, no understanding of litera.lure,
and who reduced it to a form
which had little or no likeness to the j
real Bible. One of these numerous
commentators had written into that
most spiritual and beautiful book of
Jonah the narrative of the whale, the
only effect being one of distortion and
disfigurement.
In actual fact the story, asserted
Dr.v Moulton. had been originally in
the form of a mere footnote comment
in manuscript, but by some blunder,
clue to careless, slipshod printing,
Prom which the Bible suffered more
than any ether book in the world, the
table of the whale had been included
n the general text. And in this way
iad it come down through the ages,
jo the modern world as pure comedy,
>r, what was wore, rabald satire.
PEXAS RAIDS APPARENTLY
INSTIGATED BY CAR RAX ZY
Washington. Jan. 24.?Oral and
IP documentary evidence placed before
E, the Senate subcommittee investigatinga.
the Mexican situation yesterday at San
E: Antonio. Texas, indicates that Carranand
some of his principal Generals !
.were to a large extent, at least, reKf
sponsible for the raids of Mexicans in1;
to the American territory along the
R|" Rio tJrande early in 1915.
It is reported that the evidence de- j
Sr- veloped at the hearing disclosed the |
fact that not only were the highest j
jPfr. Mexican officials fully informed of !
the plans of the raiding parties carried j
?|v out under the "Plan of San Diego." j
but that, at least as late as June, 1915. j
jK? they"were still encouraging and aiding |
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such raids.
Here is ihe substance of the "Plan
of San Diego" as read into the record
of the committee:
"The States of Texas, Xew Mexico.
Colorado. Arizona, and California are
to be invaded simultaneously, with
uprisings of Mexican and negro citizens
on the American side. A separate
government is to lie established and
re-annexation to Mexico requested. Six
other States contiguous to this terri
tory are to be carved out of the Lniteo
States to be formed into a negro republic
under the protection of Mexico.
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manner. All male Americans
more than 16 years of age are to be
killed."
PROSPECTS OF AGREEMENT
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Washington. Jan. 24.?All accounts j
agree that during the last twenty-four
hours there has been a marked improvement
in the treaty com promise
situation. The members of ..the bipartisan
treaty conference without exception
last nigbt reversed opinions
previously expressed as to the possibility
of a compromise, and announcced
that conditions at the present mo
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