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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-27
WHEREFORE Of ROW
Or. GiIdersIeeve Explains
About Trouble in Athens.
CAUSE ENOUGH FOR GREEK
TRANSACTIONS of Scripture Are
NoI Official He Says,

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. es.-Dr. Basil l.
Gilderseleeve. Of Johns Hopkins universe
~. the noted Greek scholar. who has
spent much time in Greece discussing the
peculiar situation in that country said
that to translate the gospel into modern
Greek might seem to Americans 10 be a
small affair TO raise a fuss about. it was
serious thing for the Greeks. There
have keen many TRANSACTIONS Of the scrip
ture into modern Greek. but none Of
them have been sanctioned BY the Greek
church. They have been published by
protestants and although distributed BY
the eolpoteurs and missionaries. they are
not in any sense official. or approved by
the church OF the country which is the
great conservator Of Pan Hellenism- Its
followers should uphold the glory Of
ancient Greece and reverence the Ian
guage with intensity Of devotion. Auud-
ing TO the intense reverence for the sn-
cieut Greek ard the manner in which
the patriotism of the people is bound up
with their church, Prof Giidersleeve re-
marked that the protestant propaganda
in Greece seemed 10 him hopeless. The
people would l'stcn politely 10 what might
be said, but it would make absolutely
no impression upon lhem. They regard
themselves as she heirs of all the glory
Of the Greece Of old and consider that
the wars with 1he Turks are only a repe-
tition of the wars of the ancients with
Persia. Their devotion TO the ancient
language displays itself in many ways
The store signs are either in ancient char
acters or IN the French language. The
people from the highest 10 the lowest are
possessed with the most intense thirst
for learning. The professors in the uni
Versit.es arc also none the less devoted
10 the byzantine Greek. but they are
welded to IT not because Of their patri-
otto feelings. but because they are de-
pendent upon its study and preservation
for a livelihood.
Another fact that explains the intense |
feeling OF the Greeks upon this subject
said DR.. Giderslceve is their Oriental
blood. Their politics is IN a tangle and I
every little while they have a change in I
the premiership. II the modern Greek I
were substituted for the ancient Greek /
language in the schools and in the church /
it would mean. in ali probability. that /
the Roman letters would be used in writ
ing and N printing.
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/ viii give the whole matter away. Your
| services are no longer required. and you
| are turned loose on the world with no
I work. no money and probably wife and
/ family depending on you Tor bread You
/ try 10 eet work; no one wants you. thu
/ real reason IL not given. 40 one wants
70 make you feel worse. but no one wants
anything done YOU know how 90 de II
seems as II a wan as high as heaven had
suddenly sprung up IN front II YOU You
nave no fanis 20 10 anything with. you
cannot borrow a cent Who wants 20
loan 20 anyone ont Of work. who can
put NJ no security? Despair selves YOU.
Won either become n tramp. or perchauce.
the laudauum bottle. the bullet or tho
rope winds up your career, or yoa meet
your end IN some unknown pest house
under a name ne never was known By
az home.
This IS no overdrawn picture 10 f. ths
frequent end q those whose present
drinking don't amount % anything. who
can cult when they uke7f and who
drink so little 10 one notices it7"
NOW. n there are means % stop this
habit. why not avan ourselves 81 fhem.
especially Wher the treatment S. short.
mild and pleasant Some timc ago q vas
induced 90 use the treatment lntrs-
daced and operated hy Dr McKanua
Though by no means a dr1nkarl. Z Wa
taking too much Intoxicating LIQUOR %
enable ire 20 do business with a clear
brain and steady hand-in fact had i1st
one or two positions b. reason ~ ny
habits ia that ,ine.
was iwth BIN about three alya went
horne every nirht r. sioen nrd cane &c
his Office at 2 q. TIA. STAYING fhero 100 Gay.
took HIS medicine as De adn.nietered ft.
and can solcmnlv say Thar since ] vas
discharged from Dis care 7 have nevsf
touched a drop ~ auv iufariraufs rar
felt any desire So 90 GO. Neither have
been go au that ame wlthout Funds 80
purchase 60 ~ ] desired tg 90 se. ard
being acquainted win two or three
saloon Keepers here (cut ~ about go eho
might refuse 81 son Haaer o. me- there
would be- no obstacle fn my path O. pre-
vent ny drinking II wished
zee Or McKanna has cured re-
arr under no Apprehension ~ persons for
wfor- work smelling uy BREATH neither
do .reuire in ahstr1er calcrlaflora 81 -
bow itnc ~ anything 7 can take hose
go as % leave ne enough for q couple ~
drinks.
III bead g. clear, my arpefffe e god
an3 absolutely yea Zen years younger
than before I took the doefors trieste
.neut. and J wli fartErr sav fhaf J vai
g'a,ily aoauer euy curf.efarienca caa-
neotel wien my czosrlsnce ~ ere aare.
Ey nam and address usn he rsrVar1es
~ Dr McKanra ga anrllrt
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( Keith Brothers Of that city was shot and
dangerously wounded by a man named
Kaighn. while standing in the rotunda Of
the Knutsford hotel this afternoon. The
! shooting is said to have followed quar-
rel.
/ Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 26.-Upon opplica-
ton of the First National bank. the
pointed receiver for Johns &, Brothers,
photographers. Bond was placed at S25. 600
Liabilities not stated.
The Hague, Nov ga bulletin was
issued today says Queen Wnhelmina has
recovered from her recent illness and viii
be able to go out in a few days.
La Paz. Bolivia, Nov 26.-The Peru
Wan minister. Senior Osma, and the Bo-
livian minister of foreign affairs have
signed a protocol. submitting to arbitra-
ton the pending questions between their
respective countries.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 26.-The an
nouncement is made that rates on classes
c, d and F. composed of corn, -four and
grain, moving through East st. Louis and
Louisville on the Scent shrinkage basis,
viii be abrogated on December /
Washington. Nov. 26.-United States
Consul Heenan, at Odessa, Russia, re-
ports to the state department that it ia
rumored the plague exists at Samson.
Turkey, in a severe form.
Washington, Nov 26.-The battIeship
Missouri Will be launched at Newport
News, Saturday. December 3 next
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 26.-Yale's re-
ceipts for the football season, it is said,
are likely to prove the largest ever taken,
amounting to about $4,000.
Paris, Nov 26.-The chamber of depu-
ties, after a stormy sitting this after
noon, passed the second article of the
Chinese Indemnity bill. An amendment
made to the bill provides for soldiers
families who suffered death in China.
Ottawa. Ont. Nov. 2s.-Superintendent
Primrose Of the mounted police. in charge
OF the Dawson district for some time
past. arrived in the city this morning.
He says there was nothing in the Yukon
insurrection scare.
San Juan. Porto Rico. Nov. 2s.-santi-
ago Iglesias. agent of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. has called a mass meet I
ing of the local labor associations for
Thursday next.
Berlin. Nov. 26.-Protestant clergymen |
throughout Saxony are preparing to pro- (
test against Joseph Chamberlains Edin- /
burgh speech.
New York. Nov. 2s.-John T Hayden, I
formerly treasurer Of the Swift Beef com
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New York. Nov. 2e.-The overdue ship
Roanoke has been sighted, 1t is reported.
rounding Cape Horn.
pany, who, it was alleged. absconded In
July last with several thousand dollars
belonging to his employers. was arrested
today at Wilmington, Del.
Springfield. No. Nov. 26.-Joe Lark. the
railroad porter. charged with the murder
OF Miss Gasselle Wild at Pierce City, No.
has been acquitted at Mt. Vernon.
st. Petersburg. Nov. 26.-The impression
prevails here that the real objective point
of the Marquis Ito when he left Japan
was St Petersburg. Japan wants on
the good side Of Russia.
Philadelphia. Nov. 26.-After celebrating
for nearly three hours. the jury in the
case Of John L. Semple. the Camden.
n. J., lawyer, they were unable to agree
and was discharged this afternoon by
Judge Mcpherson.
New York. Nov. 26.-Frank A. Munsey.
the publisher. has purchased a controlling
interest in the New York Daily News
from Mrs. benjamin. a. Wood.
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TO "MOOERATE DRINKERS"
BY an :Ex-Membrr. OF That Brother
hood Who Is a Prominent Wichita
Business Nan.

I 10 Ai1QtEale LL4NhEf<-
You belong 10 a large class-it includes
| persons Of all kinds and degrees-of all
/ professions and trades. and also OF AN
ages and both sexes It includes those
who are 50 poor that the price OF 2 drink
means d loaf Of bread, or a half peck OF
potatoes. or a pound OF coffee less At
horne. and it also includes those who at
present are not compelled 10 deny their
families the necessities of life in order %
satisfy their appetites for liquor.
/ have talked 70 moderate drinkers I'm
uur1erubie. and these are some OF their
, answers when spoken % on the necessity
Of abandoning the use OF iatoxicants.
one says: What drink don't
amount 10 n hnI Of beans" Probe ly
not but let us look into this thing a little
closer and see whether e does not
amount 10 q great deal more. \ very
moderate drinker consumes from four %
six drinks a day. which he cannot obtain
for less than twelve and a half 70 fifteen
cents per drink This entails a uselrss
expense Of not less than nifty cents per
diem or over $50 per year, not allowing
for Sundays.
Now. Is there a family here 81 the trad
inr. farming or ware-earning class who
would not be benefited intellectually by
this amount? which by the WAY, f. q
small computation of the cost. many
moderate drinkers Of my acquaintance
having a drink OH Of twice thar ano.nt.
YET are not drunkaris in The accepted
sense Of the term. but ali the same are
dragging themselves and families into
poverty because OF their hati+
Then another remarks. II can quit any
time I want TO" Can you7 Then. why
don't YOU You don't feel Ike it2 ~
course not ard every dav yo4r life
makes goo legs like 10 Tran the day be-
fore have known hundreds Of mod
crate drinkers. and VIII cay
they arc the scarcest article ever eaa.
% exist az ash some may Quit q week
or month. or even a year. hut sooner ~
later the old appetite comes back and
az the old Book says -the Iart end ~
that man s. Rorse than before. stm
another cones back ard aaFs- yes.
drink a ffue hut 20 orc ever aefI-sH IT,
SIG friend. ia au The uine dreams INDUCED
in ay Cinnamon ~ Hn8oo. fhis s fhe
most iHasiEs Dout sou bailese 20 GRE
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Notice.


/ To the Property Owners Of all Lots and
Tracts of Land Situated Within the
Benefit District for the Widening Of
Water Street in the City of Wichita.
Kansas. as Sid Benefit District is De-
fned and Established by Ordinance No.
1851. Approved November 6, 1901
You viii take notice that the under
sisned appraisers have been duly an
pointed by the mayor and council of the
city of wichita 10 assess the dana yes
and benefits OF the public generally. and
against the property WITHIN the following
benefit district. namely, All tracts and
lots of land fronting on Water street be-
tween Douglas avenue and Kellogg. or
Greenway streets; also all lots and tracts
Of lard fronting on Water street be-
tween Orme street and Lincoln street.
For the purpose of appropriatinE pri-
vate property for the widening of Water
street from Kellogg or Grecnvay. to
Orme street jim the city Of Wichita. KAN
sas and you are further notified that
said appraisers VIII meet on Saturday,
the 9Th day OF December az . O'Clock i'm
the office Of tie city clerk in the city
builjiEg for the purpose cf assessing said
harnesses ana benefits lnC Ter the purpose
OF hearing and considering the claims ard
objections 90 the rroner,y owners in re-
lation to such assessment
J. r. MEAD.
T.,,rs ,r,,- -
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umbia. Millions Of feet Of nrst quality
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We have never made a photo that has
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San Francisco. Nov. 26-The temper
ance restaurant proprietor, a w Dan
nett, who once conducted a chain Of res
taurants from New York to San Fran
cisco, has failed for $4,000 with no avail
able assets. He has nominal secured
assets of $4,000. Most of his creditors
are missionary societies.
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New York, Nov 26.-According to the
Colon correspondent Of the Herald. Gen.
Alban has been slightly wounded in a
battle with the revoluuonists- His horse
was killed under him
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Geneoa, Nov. 26.-James Fletcher, Uni
ted States consul in this city, is dead.
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Malone, n. Y, Nov. ga blizzard has
been raging throughout northern New
York for the last 10 hours.
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Pittsburg. Nov. 26.-President Shafter
Of the Amalgamated Association most
emphatically denies the report from
Wheeling lat the association lodges in
that district are 10 vote an emergency
assessment for the creation of a gigantic
strike by the time the agreement with
the United States Steel corporation ex-
pires, eight months since.
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London. Nov. 26--sir Thomas Upton s
announcement last evening. at the ban
quet given in his honor at the Hotel
Cecil, that ne was willing to make an
other attempt to lift the Americas cup.
should no one else do so, may be taken
as tantamount TO a definite challenge.
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OFFICE HOURS; 9 A. NJ. to S p.
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salt Lake. Jtah. csov- 1s.-vFn- Haynes
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81 Pau. Miln Nov 2a-RlsseI Mun-
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Saturday. November 80 matinee and
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St Paul, Mimi, Nov. 26.-R. L. Still
man, a prominent Minneapolis attorney,
died in a street car late last night.
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Clear Lake. Wis, Nov. 26.-while work
ing with a steam wood saw, James Floyd
was instantly killed by the accidental
breaking Of the saw. He was struck IN
the chest by the flying piece. which tore
out his heart.
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Keith Brothers Of that city was shot and
dangerously wounded by man named
Kaighn. while standing in the rotunda Of
the Knutsford hotel this afternoon The
shooting is said to have followed quar-
rel
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Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 26.-The trial
of Letson Brilliant. mine owner and
largely interested in the properties at
morning, in the United States federal
court. Balliett was indicted by the
federal grand jury two years ago,
charged with using the United States
mails to further scheme to defraud.
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Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. 26.-Upon opplica-
ton Of the First National bank. the
Guardian Trust company was today APP
pointed receiver for Johns & Brothers,
photographers. Bond was placed at s25. 600
Liabilities not stated
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