The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-08-14
JENNINGS BRYAN

tt...ril, of Those Still Speaking Greek
.,...,rt.t. live OUTSIDE Of Greece
.urirni Creek Influence S,iiu In
.H..- IN Mediterranean CotoEic--
..n.rd by Early Hclienes-HcNival
,F ONnlpian Games at tth"nS--
slaouiGccn. Stadium Recently Re
-.ar.d ut Cost OF Over 81 COO. .01O---
Nauy Victories Of American Athlete,
IHNorabIy Spoken of by Greeks
}hru~' Population Iittlc More than
1u, lIundrcd Observation-Disclosures,
Athens Very Attractive With E!raE
streets and Fine Biildilt.e~-f'c ccl:
soldiers ami Policemen !Ia," Adopt
ed iucicnt CoStumc-EiNr;ai's Drvc-
tipu 10 Greece COnmcmort.' i--Thc
icrupo!ie New Il Scene of Desolation
NtcT twenty Centuries of i'iiia~r--
NIr-' Hill, Where Paul Delivered
Ills Sp"cci-HI:. Bryan Gathers
pebbles by The Aegean Sea--st"sy
t1Ily seal Evidences Left of The i.ifc
Hng| of the Great Writcr.--iatu,-
ir!d uf Marathon Unchangct'--lsa,c
'' WV 'ii''h ''aiiies commentaries
I:nuncr Who brought News II Viz
torA-Winncr OF Modern Hace Runs
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Canal. Has Only Small PODui;;t;On--
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me- Signs along the streets fccitl the
'3"3prt With Whlrh tf.e slnhelit ol
H" 'idNSjcS struggles Nh"H ne ''\c@
.H Jh" study of the dead languages -
"" yet the Greek language can hardly
B. called dead. for while 1t Is IN" Sr"k-
tongue of but Il COmparatiVeiy
"1I number, it has found glorious
'">ufr"rtion in nearly ail the IAN
t"-rS of Europe. In f <, it he'd Sc
'#uN merits that We are constantly
.T lh" non@nclature of philosophy,
"A'' ana art
cot those who still srna5 the Inn
E.I.p of Herodotus uplnrr. Socrates
3E4 DrmnStheneS, 4 majority liN, out
..a of Greece. for the Greek cn'"ni,.s
-mtod around the eastern end OF The
M.HIrrranean. form a c1n&iocrs!hIa as
..H as am influential portion Of the
population. Greek c0loni7lIicn, ~
sH. War was of an enduring kinl.
.Uo-c Who went out into distant 1ici.is
.=l mot go as individual. bee, loHirial
,amfunrcilD 10 epthe, money and
.turu with il to Tie parea. hive: they
ST. out rather in swarmS 10 found
ol.l S. deveIor, countries and establish
|a.. crutars for Tho enrt,.i1 of t;racf-
ru u.r.erra ,rba1- idantiGn1 -ban.e,I>-.,>,
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