Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-10


ii bears iht namo Of 80 woncoslaus.
marylHl duko of thai cauni-y IN
omhuioY % WfHWueiet jhe name Of
g. Tfc WAN founded ihc Order
ni ia f.U.od rarmU'frF uni in
Sweden llmmomuiafg si Bridget
VINO died in Rome lE 1852 having ce.
labllshcd in her remote northern
home high reputation ns q scholar
aud writer On religious topics. aud na
ihc founder 81 both aoNfs. who were
ruled hy a lady nbhcss
IN England this season. formerly
known as IAN Hailows summer" ia
nuw usually referred ig by itE Amcfi.
can name. Australia. ut q different
period az the year. also has what %
terms 'Indinm summer Do wales
and Belgium this season Be- dedicated
i0 Michael lhu Warrior saint in
France o. D. known alm0st exclusively
aa St Martins summer 'n honor of
another Warrior vino laia down the
profession of arms to hocumo The
shepherd oi souls. aud died aa bishop
of TOurt in 1af SL Martin. whose
conversion dated from lho Vision that
followed ha generosity ln dividing his
rlcHk with @ unETar Hi AmIeuH 500.
CesEluily brought lo Christianity
everybody Bob tho portion OBJ France
which later hUramD DTS dinrnHU Hc|
changed an autuma festival Boo honor
ul Hncchus tn b Christian celebration
Centuries after n became his own da,
ln ihe cnlrndur November ill. 10 con.
tInued t0 dlHpmy few pagan usagcs
aud 10 This day ia Martin ls the pa
ir0a nl reformed and reforming drunk
ards. u ia'nVorrOd that on n bitterly
cold day in early winter. whom TO-
turning from paunonia whittier boi
had gone ln the hope 90 CunvcftnH
hiH heather parents. be- was bosof hy
hcegars seeking money tU buy FOOD
20 have no money. said The good
bishop. but what ! hayo ] Viii give
you" and be- gave them the entire
store of food shat be had provided
los his journey Instantly. state bis
blographcrs the frozen streams melt.
ed. soft warm winds blew and for
few weeks q second summer made
glad the earth
Another pretty stOry brings us home
iO the autumn summer on our own
shores On the occasion of the
Thanksgiving which. following The
FIRST menEer harvest nf Plymouth lu.
aururnted our great American fosti.
val ihe redaklnncd guests Included
MaeensOlt and hig brother. with a.
dozen of their principal warriors. and
followers numbering ninety men.
women aud children The celobra-
ton began Thursday morning and
ended Saturday noon with state
dinner" which surcly taxed the cul
mary resources % the pretty aud cap.
able Priscilla M0lInos who suporin.
tended the cooking The festivities
we're held outdoors and what the In
dams may have revealed as 20 their
Ideas concerning the season must be-
mere conjecture. but 80 mild and
lovely WAS the weather that. when Il
required the next November and the
next, there ~ "a tradition thas 0dr Pll
grim forciaihcrs exclaimed. why
here Is the Indians SUMMER again."
Whether this be- fact or fancy. Il "
certain that the mildness OF the
autumnal season was OF paramount
Importance 90 our aboriginal populn-
zion, not only FOR their i0ufnsya to
winter quarters but as most favorable |
Tor lho pursuit OF large game. The |
name indian summer" was recorded /
lndlaputahly for the hrsi time In i7af. |
IN the journal of Mai EbcneEcr /
Denny on officer stationed nt a MILL |
iary post on Lake Erie When and |
how it originated In an probability |
VII never be- determined. but nssncl =
atod as % d with the cnppercolored |
children of the forest who regulated /
their lives hy natural phenomena 70 |
seems an eminently hrung doslrna-
ton for a delightful norlod and ]
wherever the English language la
written aud spoken % is So accepted. /
-sHms
A man who beat the ST. Louis fair /
out OF 1850 hos paid up. he would |
have done % greater service ~ he had /
fooid hoW ne sd g.