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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Sns Wcrt bon Wabnfreplcru.

Ferlollen5u9 III aanlas Olrt) Wolc-
lpidte 5unl Gntgleiien gebrodt.--
Sehs Yoiin9iere idner perlcBt.
Gmporio aanias, 10. Moi,-
Sin Eallo9ier5lg Der yMtdiion 81,
pefa 4 Santa 6e-9abn" puroe DIT.
lid bon Gmporiu ourd) 9abnirepIer
5ltm GntgIeiien gebraft unb iefs
EaIio9ierc murOen perleet, 5wei Der
lelben mabridcinlih tootlih.
Sie TerIeBtcn iinb: Sumes llnger,
II Sabre alt, pom Soloatenaipl 81
Seopeniuortb, tootlih perleBt; 5. 3.
Gice, @u9gonzR eporateitr, linfes
DIR tbeilmeiie abgeriiien; Nobe Sen.
orlds, ToBpell, M..I, Sieb5iidter,
ldfuer perIebt; 5. 8. COOPER, Spid-
aros, Mo, Guenbogen %gebrot)en; 6.
u. Saplor. &anios.Gitp, Mo., Gon-
outtei,r, Sdnittpunoen am 8opi
ilno bier SABINE auseeiblagen; ). u.
@rooer, Sei5er, Sopefa, BON Der Sofo.
motlpe 9etuorfen.
is lit Dies Der pierte Serhlf inner
holb bier Wonaten, an gleiten Srte
Eaiia9ier5iise gum gntgleiien gu
bringer. Del Den friiberen 8eriuden
pllroen S6meQen anf Die Shienen
9elest bod obne Grfolg. Sn oieiem
Sale lpurOen Die SadnGgel uno Die
Salten bon orei Sfienen an elmer
&nrpe entiernt. 0ie 2ofomotipe ge-
lan9te gliidlid iiber Die loien Sdie-
men, aber Der Hoitiuaggon entgIeiite
mo ipuroe bunoert yaros ldnes Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Folt3eitieutenant err
lboien.
etdterinoSIuu, IL. Mai. -
Foll5elllelltenont Sbiibfo muroe
belltc bon einem GOelmonrL NamenS
Sotbhoglo, geidoiien uno tootlid
nerlullnoet. Cine IolfSmcngc i6lu5
&otbdo9lo bolb foot, ebc i'm Die 80,
lI5eI perboften fonntc.
VI nrubrerii6e SolOoten
in aii6
Slid neil 10. Moi. 49, Somz
ltog Ibeno %pliinoerte cine gln5obl
Soloafer, lpelde ser &eicrpc OcS 80.
&nionterie . @otoiQonS ongeb0ren,
cine Heibe jiioiid)er 2Goen in Der Ni-
foIanS.S trobe. Sic @eruo6ncr iliid).
teten Iid] IN Die Seller uno @oigeb0u-
Dc, mdbreno Die Solootcn Scniter elm.
idllgen uno Die Ginrid)tllug ocmolirz
ten. Die l(nrllben mGbrtCn mcbrere
Strnoeu, rnO Die YoIi5ei crlpic5 iid
ais mod)tloS, bis lhlieBlid miIitGris
ife Fatrouiaen onl Gbotortc cintro-
len ulo Den GronoQ unteroriitten.
SuOcnper olqunQonu ubez
rem Srten.
SimferopoL -. Woi. - Cos
onrd 9ranOitiitung pcrllriodte
6euer, melder bier am Somitog
ol9brod), bat mebr ais 14O 2Goen
5erItort. Die Mebr5obG Ser Better
oicier Saoen moren Eiuocn.
IleranbromSt, 10. Mai. -
Die Staot lit ongeiiillt BON @eriid).
ten, Dab cine Suoenperiolgung beuor.
Itebe. Sn 6olge beiien boben uiele rel.
d)e 5uoen Die Stoot perloiien. Gen
Stuotbeborben lit Die GrluubniB gc-
mGbrt, cine 0iirgertuebr sur Nltired)t=
erboltlung Der Sromug 5u orgoniii-
rem.
0roen iir Sen &oiier.
@erlin 10. Moi. - aoroinal
aopp, 6iirit6iidof Don @reSlou, bat
Dem &oiier in Meb, no oieier ollGB.
lid) Der beuoritebenoen Ginpeibung
Der @eocntbale oui Dem S6lo6tiel.
De bon 8ropelotte meilt, oen Sroel1
pom Seiligen 8robe iiberreidt, oen
oas Fotriordot bon Scrlliolcm Dem
aaiIer ais Grinnerung an ieine EolG.
l~tlnofobrt ongeboten bat. &uroinal
&opp mlrbe lebte @odc BON Dem
&oilcr telcgropbiit nod Meb berll.
len, nno oagemein miro oieie plotli.
DIE S%eruIung nit Dem o%uifoqcn0en
mo fiir ben aaiier beleioigenoen8er.
bolten beS 9ii6ofS @en5ler in WeB
IN &erbinoimg gebrod)t. 2ebterer
Dor Snol unb 5aa bon Neb obQe-
reilt, offenbar INN elmer 9egegnumg
nit Dem aoiier ols5uipeihen.
Is dbnrth s. iiBner aus Der
Soft entlaiien.
Berlin 10. Woi. - SGbnrid 3.
9. SiiBner lit, nab GerbiiBung Der
iiber i'm perbGnaten 5ipeiiGbrigen6e-
ltllngsboft, am Somitog aus Der Sc.
Itltng @eidielmilnbe entloiien NOR.
ben. Ger SAL SiiBner bat ieiner 3eit
gepoltiges Iufleben lno berehtigte
Gntrilitung in Qon5 0eutihlmno er.
reat, Ger ihncioigc SGbnrid) botte
luGbreno ieineS SlterurlmubS im
Sabre 1903 in Giien Den GiniGbrig.
Sreiuiligen Sortmonn, Sobn zines
oortiaen SotelbcliBers, ollf Ger Stra.
be nit Dem SGbcl erItoder, neil ole.
ler ibn angebIid Ole uorgcihriebe.
len militGriihcn &onneurS perlpei.
CERT bate. Sir OieIe 9luttbat ipltroe
SiiBner mr. ST 5ipei Sobren Sc.
itungsboit perllrtbeilt. 9ie StroIe
uerbiiBte CT anidnglid olli Der Sc.
ltullg Gbrenbreititein, muroe ober
ipGter, neil mon linn BORT ungebiibr.
lid)e Sreibeiten geitottet bate, nod
Der SETTING @eitielmiinoe bel Gon.
sig gebroht,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Sdiffsfartch son nno mad 9entid).
limb.

Bon Baltimore bis @remen: Sea.
iiite bis gum 1. Mai $40 Ii. $50;
nab Dem 1.Mai $50; @remen--gaI.
timore big gum 1. @ueuit $3.50;
bonn I. g,iguit bis 1.@opember $751;.
so nno $62.5O. 8unoreiie 81 bill.
eerem preiie. Sip. 8. Siener e g.,
3immer Nr. 3, ia O.-2erington.
Strabe. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16
Sertio 5ur Nbiabrt.

Sertc 6eginut Die >Sod)trcgotto iibcr
Den O5eon INN Den a%aiierpotul,
-@cipomtcS Sntcrciie in Sport
t%rciicn.
Ncms Nort -. Mai. 49, Mors
gen Nadmittog = llbr treten ely
>Sod)ten, inter meld)en Die umerIto-
niife,. Die britiid)e mo Die bclltld)c
NotionnIitGt Ucrtretcn iino, bon
SunoD Soof aus Die @ettiobrt iiber
Den atlontiiden O5con I'm Den Sal.
icrpofol al. Die perihieoenen, filr
Die Regottu eingctraQencn Snbr5cltJe
itno ariinOlid otigetafelt uno iiir
oo8 Signol 5mt 9lllibruh 5u Ser
lulgen 6obrt bcreit, ocren 3iel ell
Stofeboot nm Si5oro Sellfttbnrnl,
on Gnglun0'S iiiolueitliher &itlte, lit.
@elhe Sodt ans Dem @ctttampi olS
Sie9erin bcrporgeben miro, pelfcr
Der pom oeutiden &oiler altSgeiettc
@cder 5uiollen miro, lit cine 6roQe,
ole iid) niht cinmol Ole ollcrcritcn
unter Den SodperitGnoigen 81 be-
alltlporten getroltcn.
Seoe &odt U"ertritt bcinobe cinen
EppuS fiir lid mo 10 piel lino Ser
Eunftc, oui Die eS bel elmer iold)en
@ettfobrt onfommt, OoB Die erfob7
r%eniten Seelcllte bel Ser obioluten
llnmoglihfeit, iogor cine bloBe
Observation-Disclosures 9eredrmlng oif.
5uiteQen, ieOe &erontluortrng iiir
cine Eropbc5eiung obIebnen. llno
ood), 10 un9euiB Der 9hlagong o,dl
it, 0aS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. id)redt
Iogar Dor Dem llnli6eritcn nidt
5uriid. Ingeiebeue SudtSleute, oie
toglih Iiiblung NIT Dem Sinun5-
oiitritt baben, lollen iogor ihon
@ettliiten IN Girfulotion geieBt ia.
ben. IS io1en iottiid) olld) idon
'F
Wettcn 81 beltimmten oSooS" gelcgt
uno @ctten fleineren 9etrogeS ob.
geidloiien iein, abcr oos 8efiibl,
ooB oIle Sermlltbrngen i'm giinitiQ.
item Sale ooh luur IN Der 2llft
lhpeben, bominirt in Iolder @eiis,
ooB bodit 6e5eidncn0er gSeiie gro.
Bere @ettbetrGge bis iebt noh polt.
ltdn0ig our6 Nbipeienheit glGr5cli.
@aS Die fir oic @ettiobrt einqc.
trogene oelltidc Snd)t nSomburg,"
ous Giaentbum zines Somburocr
SDnoifuts, b%etrifit, 10 itinumen ole
aenner ootin iibereinL ooB lie eiu
gciGbrlid)er Gonfurrent lit, mo oab
sic oeutihen Seeleute, oenen Sic
Iuigobe SuiGat, iiir Die Gbre oeS
oeutifen Nonlens ein5utreten. ein
pour S6iffsbretter inter ibren Sii.
BEN BADEN, Die iid) id)on in mondent
barten StrouB bem1brt boben.
Sod)lt be5eidneno lit es, ooB ppr
iuenigen Sagen OILS Die .Sontburg"
neben elmer ibrer britiiher Con.
tlrrentinnen, ser ,Sunbeom," lod,
Die en9liIden Sbeerioden oiien ein.
geItunoenL Dob lie feline Nllsiidt
bitten, 9eeen Ole oertife Sodt oiti-
5ufommen.
Baron Sternburg obge.
bolten.
@ob ingtom :. s., 10. Mai.
- @iftige @eidGfte perbinoern Den
oeutid)en Sotihofter, Baron Sped
BON Sternburg, an Sienitog Dem
Start" Der tronsutlnntiiten Sod)t.
fuettfobrt filr Den &uiierbedlcr in
Nem.2)orf bei5uuobnen, uno er miro
iid) ourd) 2egotionsrotb Baron bon
Dem 9uiHe Soooenbouien, Dem
6%lpeiten SefrctGr Hobert u. Sd)el.
lersS teinneb uno BEN Slotten.
gttote Major Otto BON gteI Der.
treten lollen. Ger Morine slttod)e
Commander Sans @eorg Sebbina.
boils beflnoet lid bereits in Neu.
Dort. @r. Sd)eler miro aul GieH.
tag cine 5lpelmonotlide Heiie nad)
englono, Der Shmei5 uno Teutid)-
lun0 untreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-16

Witou &lrlono, HuBlanb, 10,
Mai. @Gbreno elmer groBen bier
Itottgeinnbenen Waitogs Demon.
ltration iiberiiel ein Mob einen
Wonn, mel6er I'M Seroaft itano, elm
Foll5eiipion 81 iein, uno tootete i'm.
Die Sumuluonten, meld)e rctbe Sab.
men trugen, mllroen bon &oioden ser.
ltreut.
Strifes in Sbeiio uno g a.
ratoff.
Saratoff, IS. Ioi. = aae bic
ligen Spinnerei- uno Sabrifarbeiter
gitaen belite an Strife.
Sbefa a, Is. Mai. = Gin arober
Strife nabm belite oobier ieinen Mn.
lang unS orobt, lid 8u einem auee.
meinen Strife 81 seitalten.
2iban 10, Mai. - Gie bieiigen
Safen- nnb 8abrifarbeiter leBten
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
LIVELY TIVE AT rosr PALS.
Antah Green. ConsicIsa sf Battsry. Gets
AwnV fresh tRmewrA.

Antan Green. ConsicGea Of Battery. Gets
AwRV FRESH 0mevTA.
Anton Green vac convicted in
the justice court before Judge Martin
:Ass Saturday OF battery upon Swan
NordbsER. Monday morning be was
sentenced 70 pay = flne Of ffty dollars
and costs, aud YES placed 10 charge
Of Constable Beavers. Beavers left
him 81 SWansun's saloon for q feu
minutes While hs vent over 90 the
| justices once 70 hgurs up the costs
bot on bis return BE- found that the
prisoner hsa made bis escape He
soon learned that be was last seen
making tracks for the state line, and
procured = horse and buggy, and Ia
company with Fred Sseders, started
In pursuit. When near Spokane
Bridge they discovered their man Ia
q Geld on the run for the state line.
They gave him . chase, bat Green
was too fast for them. Beavers then
left sseders TO follow him up on foot
Whils be beaded him on with the
horse. After being beaded OF, be
started hack towards HAnser June
ton. and lead the officers . warm
chase for several miles. Seeders
fsnally got within shooting distance
and compelled Green to stop by
threats Of shooting him. When
Green was taken be vas entirely ex-
haussed and II was necessary to
throw Water on him 60 revive him
During the course Of the run, Green
vas twice chased over the Washing
ton line and back again. He claimed
that be Was miedirected ~ TO The
location Of the state line, or be
would have made good bis escape.
After bic capture, be paid the fees
aud expenses nf the officers 10 run
ming him down in addition to the
tine and costs imposed upon him By
the justice. The crime for which be
waa convicted occurred 10 the Turf
Saloon Thursday night, and Nord
berg was badly beaten up. Green
claimed that Nordberg fell down
stRire aud the bruises on him were
caused by that, and not by any beat.
ing be received. Prosecuting At.
torueY whitla conducted the case for
the state and BurRan a McClear ap.
peaEed for the defendant.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
ENTERTATN COUNTRY oLUR


Many Guests from Spokane at hotel Ihaho
Tuesday Evening"
The new Hotel Idaho was the scene
Of q pleasant social gathering of
Spokane society Tuesday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Dodson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones
entertained about 200 members Of
the Country Club, a Spokane organ
ization Of which the hosts and host
ssses are members Many Of those
present are occupying their summer
homes around she lake, xhne q
special train Of three cars over the
electric line accommodated those
who came from the city. Dancing
was commenced In the spacious din
ing room Of the hotel at 9 O'Clock
and continued until midnight and
many complimentary remarks were
made regarding the complete success
Of the AFFAIR and the coDveDiences
afforded by the hotel for such func-
lions. The hosts and POSSESSES re
ceived their friends 10 the parlor on
the second floor. while the dining
room was cleared for dancing and re-
frsshmeBts were served IN the annex
20 The dining room, which is admira-
bly, situated for the purpose. The
upper veTsnda was fitted mp with
tables and we'll lighted for the pur-
pose Of giving those who did not wish
70 dance an opportunity to enjoy
themselves at cards and other games.
The event Wss the first Of q number
OF such functions that will follow
ss . result Of its success.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
REnovAL OF OLD CHUacH.
was Firss Beuss Of worship in she
City.

was First Beuse Of worship in she
City.
The removal Of the Catholic church
from Fourth street, takes away one
Of the old landmarks Of the town and
the anEt church building erected 10
the place. The church Was built in
1889 and At that time thought to be
Sufficiently large for all future needs
d the congregation. From that
title 20 1891, services were conduct
ed by visiting priests At irregular
intervals. when Rev. Father McEuen
became the resident priest and re.
NAMED here until 1898, beiug
succeeded by Rev. Father Becker,
Who had charge Of the parish until
1897. Father Becker was then
transferred TO Wallace and Rev.
Father Purcell took his place.
since which time be has been the
resident priest, with the exception Of
two years spent 1t Rathdrum. though
be never gave up his charge here.
With the growth Of the town and the
able administration Of Father Pur.
cell, the church has prospered to
such an extent that the old building
no longer afforded accommodation
for the congregation, numbering over
loo families, and IL became necessary
to make = chnsge. The building was
disposed Of TO the Swedish Lutharaus
and is being moved to q lot which
they own. where IL will be repaired
and continue to be used for religious
purposes. The Catholics are tempo.
uarily holding services In the cid
school building until such time as
they may be able TO erect . large,
modern building.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
DTsoRDkKLY HOUSE, ar POsT FALLs

barney Swanson Pleads Guilty Aad EInea
ESQ and Coxss.
Barney Swanson. one of the pro-
prietors Of the Turf Saloon. at Post
Falls, was arrested on the charge Of
keeping = disOrderly house, ard plead
guilty to that charge before Justice
Of the Peace Martin, Tuesday morn
ing. He was fined fifty dollars and
costs by the judge, the costs amount
ed to nine dollars and sixty cents.
This lie not the first time that the
owners Of this saloon have been up
before the judge, and IL is claimed
that the citizens Of Post Falla are
going TO take action TO have their
license revoked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
GATHERING STATISTICS.
want 90 Collect sample. sOr the Portland
FmGF.

Fmtr.
Col. Allen Miller, Of 6ranReviIle,
state commissioner OF immigration
and labor, was in the city Saturday
looking mp matters in connection
with his once. Il is Col. Miller's
intention TO gather complete statistics
of the agricultural and horticultural
development Of each county In the
state, and with this object In view be
has cent out blanks TO every county
clerk asking them for information
covering these things and giving
other resources and advantages. This
information is TO be used IN the pub
location OF matter for distribution in
the east and the more complete IL lie
from a county the better Il will be
for that section OF the state as an
Advertising proposition. The secur.
ing Of this information is not only
important to the state, but 10 the
counties.
The state, through an assistant
commissioner. Is also making an
effort 60 have a good exhibit Of
grains, fruits aud vegetables at the
Lewis and Clark exposition ct Port
land and growers are requested to
bring samples 70 the Press once
within the neat ten days, when the
commissioners is expected TO be here
to take charge Of them. Ths sAm-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

Mrs. Annie E. Meyers, mother OF
David and Solomon Meyers aud Mrs.
A. MinniCk, Of this place. and Mira.
Thomas. Nelly, Of Spokane, died
Thursday morning, August :, after
q lingering illness, at the Miunick
home on Fourth street. Mrs. Meyers
has been an invalid for twenty years
aud n widow for the past I've years,
her husband having died Ia Nebraska.
Since then she has made her home
with her daughter and came here
with che family over four years ago.
Her death was caused by tuberculosis.
from which she has been a patient
sufferer. She was born Ia Pennsyl.
vania IS years ago last month. IL the
mother Of eight children, Ore of
whom are still living. The funeral
took place from the Mlnnick real.
denos yesterday monrlng At 10
o'clock, Rev, Barker ofaolatlnR.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

Msets with PaInfaI, Bat Not serious
Accident,
Monday evening while riding
from Hope TO Rathdrum in the ca
Goose Of n freight train, Sheriff
Doust met with 9 very painful, but
not serious accident. When round
ing sharp curve in the track, the
brakes we're suddenly applied causing
the train to stop 30 quickly that
Doust was thrown across the car up
against the sharp edge Of 3 table.
His left ear was badly cut, . small
cash cut ia the side Of bis head and
bis head severity bruised. The ac-
cident is not serious, but will lay
the sheriff upsfor a few days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
BOLD, BAD MEN.
They steal FFeersr Of shsrbea sron Hotel
Idaho.

they steal FF~suer 81 shsrbea RrOn Hosel
1aaho.
Tuesday evening the dancers at the
Hotel Idaho were deprived Of the
pleasure Of tasting the sweet and
cooling pineapple sherbet which the
landlord had ordered prepared a. q
part OF the menu. but IL was not the
fault Of the hotel management.
About nine o'clock two men we're
seen boldly walking up to the back
door Of the hotel, and picking up the
freezer Of sherbet. carried it away.
those who witnessed the robbery be-
lieving that it was being removed by
some one in authority, on account Of
their boldness. II was carried up TO a
place near the steam laundry, where
the thieves helped themselves TO what
they wanted TO eat. leaving the bal.
ance there, where IL was found next
morning. The theft was not die.
covered until time to-serve the sher-
bet.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

plies will be properly labeled with
the name OF the grower and where
raised, 90 that this section will get
proper credit. Bring your choice
specimens to this Office and assist IN
showing the resources and productive
ness Of our soil. Thousands Of
people from the east are visiting the
Portland show and Kootenai county
ought 10 have an exhibit that will
attract their attention.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

Fred Pratt, a young man about
twenty -four years old, was declared
insane by Probate Judge McCrea and
taken 70 the insane asylum. at Black
foot, Sunday. He was holding down
q homestead across the lake from
standpoint, and it is thought that his
insanity was brought about by the
Loneliness Of his surroundings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

Gold allied Hunting case watch.
initials on case wv. b. McF.' Elk
tooth charm, b. p. o. f. No. 22s,
attached 20 chain. A reward Of $26
for return of same TO Mcfarland 4
store or the Press Office.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19

Mrs. F. p. Houx, mother OF Mrs.
Fred L. Buraan, has returned from q
visit TO her son ct Cody, Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mra. Burgan met her in
Spokane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-08-19
COLONEL CLARENCE r. EDWARDS, CHIEF OF THE BUREAU
nE INSllI Az AEEAIRS

Philippines with
u
Taft be railway N
which w. l.
recommended for the by John chief
n
recommended him for three breyets daunguIhtd gaanly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05
Mrs. Sangster on the Girl Who
is Hard to Win.

! sweetest wives. the most loyal friends,
have been i'm girlhOod. just such but
terfies as Julie They have firted
through the teens and the early twen-
ties, and have then given their whole
lives up to making the fortunate man
of their choice supremacy happy.
a neishbor, plump, rosy and we'll
dressed. in the height of fashion, was
a. talking eagerly, was carrying her
bundles. Her little daughter of IL was
hanging on her arm Two Children,
younger, were frolicking before her.
Mrs. d." said the cOilegian, lis a
good specimen Of the woman you
mean. isn't she. pater?'
Yes. indeed, remarkably good
specimen.
"She is a daughter of my old friend.
Senator G. AS a girl she saw great
deal of the best society, the society
that looks down on the smart set from
lofty heights. OF course Fanny was
a flirt, if by that you mean what
do-a beautiful, radiant girl, who had
train of squires ready to obey her
nod, and who was like princess IN
her own right: not heartless. etther.
Jane would tell you that, but one OF
those girls as hard to capture as
bird on a Dough. When she married,
10 and behold, miraclel She wa liked
out of church Edwin DIS wife and
, presently there came to her all the
sweetness and serenity Of the bird
that has folded her wings. Bow TO
her Fred, she is looking over this
way
BLESS my soul. pater. who expected
you to be so poetical?'
The lady below looked up and
smiled, almost as if she had OWNED
that they were talking about her
Aunt Jane came bustling in, with the
tea tray in her wake. 4 see Julie
p. and her fiance strolling up the
street" she remarked. They are
probably intending to drop in here foi
3 O'Clock tea"
II is worth while for girls now and
then to get the point Of view of their
elders If one wants a lenient opin-
ion of girls in their teens, one would
better go to a lady or gentleman Of
the old school Provided a girl is a
lady, the woman who has had her
own day and enjoyed it Will be her
stanchest advocate.
Copyright. 1905. by Joseph B. Bowles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05

the Church of St Praxedes at Rome.
where a gate was named in his honor,
Porta Valentino There is another ST.
Valentine who also had as little TO do
with comedy or sentiment. He was also
a bishop and healf in italy.
There is no historical record as to
when the day originated or how II came
by its name, but u is evident that
either saint would be surprised to find
himself the patron of cupid and his
mystical arrows Children are taught
the simple legend that the birds used
to choose their. mates in the month Of
February, and that good St. Valentine
set this day apart for boys and girls TO
send missives and letters of love 10
their friends and sweethearts-
Custom in Fourteenth Century.
The custom has changed considerably
since the fourteenth century. At thaz
time a peculiar and amusing custom
was practiced in England. Scotland and
France. The maids and bachelors would
gather on the eve OF ST. Valentine and
inscribe their names on little biilets and
deposit them in a box. They would
then draw out the names, the men Sc
Letting those ef the maidens. and vice
versa. and by the universally of the
practice they became each other Valen-
tines These imaginary engagements
Oft-timeS led up to real ones, because
,
bachelor should remain bound to the
service of his valentine. He was sup
posed TO do her-favOrS, and he was re
paid in smiles and love greetings. This
custom became gradually popular. anc
it was afterwaTd practiced in some Of
the royal courts of Europe where the
married man and woman, as we'll as
those in single blessedness, Joined II
the drawing.
Later the mails were used for the
sending Of loving MESA ges to sweet
hearts and friends, and valentines were
printed finally as gifts. This genera
custom grew until now there are hun
dreds of thousands of dollars worth OF
valentines OF numerous varieties sold
each year The small boy still holds tC
the rough custom of playing a huge
Joke on his neighbOr by kicking in 4
panel Of his door and leaving ugly car
features on the doorstep, but this alsC
is becoming thing of the past witt
the disappearance of the vulgar vaien'
tines.