, 1874-01-25

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a,nan1a,co and took M arms against the Sultan
.fTnr;ey. Miller Was 3 student IN the uniEer-
s;ty Of Vermont, and, in common Win al ataetl-
cans, c.rev
and ,rhen. ;u 1928 the news came Of the 1au OF
tho brave lcader Of the Su]iotes, in the midneht,
a:tacE upou the Turkish camp at harplnlsis anu
TitZ Greene Halleck electrified the county w,1n
yca1s, tile eoul Of Miller was tired
At midnight, In his guarded TENT
TX | st1 Ss551g Snss e sf sappanss tas n0a5 b
should tremblo at his power.
A nv came over the sea for food and clothing |
for Creek mothers and children. The pubic |
laden, and Miller was selected as one to accom-
pany .o,
to Greece, in Charge of the supplies. ". HOVE
theo n young surgeon Of Boston, Of most chlV-
n1rous spirit and marked abilities, after accom-,
plishing his special nilsson. not on1y 1enoeteo
fmnortaut service 10 the Greek army profession
.y, but fought personally asansth sha AeTIhm entan
and Ind the honor Of being prisoner OF war IN
Turkish fortress in the Island OF Crete.
It is notable coincidence thas. az Tue saMe
time our people we're repeating tie spirited
nea of Halleck Germany had Wilhelm Muel-
e-- father Of Prof. Max Mueller, the accom-
plished Sanscrit scholar and translator OF the
Fedns' whose ..n.px nozzAn1"
ring tnrouoh the halls OF old universities, and
was snng from the sources OF the khlne TO the
Open vide proud MissolOnghi open wade thy portals
Where rspose the of heroes teach us cheezfoy
opu vide thy lofty portals open wide thy vaulta pro-
up I'd setter laurel garands to the breeze and on
uark iozza1s noble body is the freight to thee
trart Bezau. Who for hero great as he to weep viii
Tell his wa1nds his victories over! Which in number
Erery vt:so2 hss its wound and every wound its vic
tory!
in the murhe1t hour Of midnight did we at his can
arise;
Then -Bozsarras vo;oe resoundea: On to the barba~
rian's lairl
On aad FOLEY me- brothers; see y0u keep to
Should you miss ne, Sc. will find ms In the Pashas
On. and swift he snatched busle from the hand Of
And himself awoEe . summon that o'er dnle and
TIL eash roef and T Gin made ansrer clear and clearer
MT cjcarer echo answered in the bosom Of US all!
On ,nc field ot Kazpinse. when .ls> morning broke in
Mark sTa3zzari! Mark Bozzari! and "s found thee
~ b4 ssynsa swor aone NC knew he knew Tee by thy
nx o onaa ty hands had c1oren py the unds
thai seemed Thy breast, ..,..,..,
Lying: It Is Tcst!S sar' "A''' ''
But the petty Kings aud Princes more numer-
onn in Germany then than uoN,-Whom castelar,
calls "'reli4s Of the Middle, Agos 'gnes laia. IN
the graveyard Of history, not only un-
friendly tc the Greek cause, but
SUPPRESSED THE POETS BOOB,
ssSonss of Greece." But tneT were sung py tae
naon,e .,orerthelees, and tho potentates found
fhe nutlur capable OF . Little saEcasm when he
Europe wants but peace ant quiet: Why dost thou
How With ziiy dreams Of freedom dost thou dare to
I'LL thy breast?
II thou rise ugainst thy ruler Has thou must fight
Zen the li holeter of Sultan, loyu Europe calls
throne.
ostensbly in behalf of Grccian Independence,
hut mere in their OWL interests, to c1rtail Turk
ish termination in Europe and the nral battle
Of Navarino settled the contest in favdr OF the
sIiller.having successfully fulfilled his rsisaion,
and rendered other
NOBLE SERVICE 70 FREEDOM,
1eft bF;sao1onoui in Western Greece, whlchha
heao hi5 depot and headquarters, and wished
Athens: stood upon Mars Hill, where Perlcea,
Demosthenes, and Paul had spokcn l. might!
words in o!den time; conversea Win inc 3ad.
;,nmorta.ized as " Alaid OF Athens - visited th
poss of Thcrmopylg. and tho historic battle
The mountains look en- Marathon,
-. Marathon Oh tho sea.
Such visits were less common then than now
lord Y,roa, who lad finished the wander1ngs
..Cnildc Harold" md had drawn the sword for
The isles Of Greece, tie isles Of Greece,
Where burning saprho loved and sung,
1,:d died ut Missolonghi in 1924. and Miller be
camc possessed of many souvenirs Of the nonl
met. ind among them his sword.
While ct Athens.
MADAME IILT1ADEs
hccsrnc known to him. She belonged to one
t,,n historic families. and her husnard WHO bat
i'esu an, officer in the patriot army, and hat
fe,lon With Dozzaris in the early part Of the war
ras conccded to have been Q lineal desce9dan
nf l,n renowned 1Eltiades Of Marathon Belnl
ihns vi;iovcd. her children fathcrless, and tn
1,u,1y-fertunes ruined BY the spoliations OF tn
Turks aid tie calalnities of Ear, she eonsente'
to t:,e adoption, BY Col. Miller and anothe
dsrk-cyed boys Of the respective ages Oh aoon
S aud years: ,.,,, +,,.+ =, = ~. en,
hood should be traced and acknoWIcdged N
ta,n,r Tar moro than twenty~three hundred
resrs. but the roots Of the ancestral tree III,
aaee1er into the soil Of history in Athena rs ant
nnn,e than IN our new country. There tney ar
traced through the whole period OF autnen1n u
t:tos,- ond }oat only-in the mythical regions