The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

% years q age, a native o. n. heroic
liberation OF Greece during the struggle for
INDEPENDENCE. In his manners Consul Botassi
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those around him, and has the faculty Of making
sis 4esiasn feel :? Mo s9S q; sI,hs sys at ha. o a. co Or Il
At the sands! services at the G sGsSs"f ch Ss1ena sna
t Siss% ' eoics Z ie lsaasia aSd Ris,EIs IN the msi SsStFi to when ,sst biz .;
tho Byzantine style Of singing.
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10 beloved rSiher. fs5endino., Who aftor ssrS'
retreat to his mother monastery, on the island Of
Patmos. followed by the good wishes OF his con.
r. esains Tor H Il. i sSsf SS M L IIir His1sioiy, . . ss.tis!
sapegintsndcHt OF the Greek sunday school. The
pie Of their own, and It is more than probable
that they will succeed. thanks TO tho ~tireless Of
forts Q, their pastor, the Rey, Father F!apboli:
camille circle Of this city is Mr., Scion J. Vlasto.
He. Is tho husband or an American wife,
years old, they live at tho Geriech. Mr..
Vlasto is also the owner Of n weekly Greek
s sSs iht the only T' one " e. p is iISS p !" fsis df'' Il
the United States. Mr.. vias;o launched tho
ATLANTIS as an experiment. for tho purpose OF
advocating the Introduction OF the modern Greek
pronunciation In American schools and colleges,
but II seemed, to have supplied n need, and tho
demand for for The paper hS; steadily Increased
amusing incident occurred In the office Of allan.
It's during the last Presidential campaign, which
Eional hatred is carried by tho DESCENDANTS OF
PeTicles; The AIgntis ssp9used MsKi,nley's
positor, q young Athonian, an article 10 be set
mp. The Greek compositor, though only three
years In this country, was an ardent admircr Of
handed Il over to one OF his nssistants, re.
marking that no was a Bryan man himself.
and under no account would he IN, a finger 10
The article was set up by his assistant, who had
been only a few months in the country, and his
election night the grief and disappointment OF
the .Athenian foreman were painful to witness
as the returns told the story Of tho defeat Of bis
candidate, and several days elapsed before he
Among the Foremost Giirc.cE restaurateurs in
Rcnsa, which eaters largely to Americana. But
while their estehlishment + patropizod BY the
of the modern Demostheneses and Platos have
their almost exclusive dining places In the lower
part Of the city. Roosevelt and Oliver streets
Mulberry street to the Italians. There are no
fewer than n dozen small Greek restaurants In
those two thorogghferes. The name OF Roose-
volt street has already become as familiar to tbs
B E1stSS 4 OF Of New 'S York Is to o% an Hms or ! sRar'A as
give rSO cy HiddS g ss Of PPins' rI' love " FOR h s si rSSs in se q more TO
substantial way than, mere words. Tho 81, 600
Creten fund raised by Atlantis among tho
Greeks In this country Is an instance OF this
spirit. Two thousand dollars may not sound
large. but when 1t is considered that tho amount
inSs are counted by cents, not dollars, It can DO
seon that patriotism 10 as alive to-day IN the
! breasts Of Greeks as 1t was IN the days Of old.