The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-03-16

Koiasura KIuuosukc. like an stu
dents from the Fluvory Kingdom.
was most industrious and ihtelli
gent scholar and was pointed TO with
pride by the faculty OF the university
who held him mp as an example for
the less conscientious occidental
youths. While perfectly polite to his
fellow students Kodasurn never for
got that he was a Prince in his own
country and that behind him was q
noble pedigree running back for thou.
sands Of years and he maintained
reserve towards the young western
barbnriana which was wholly In keep.
ing with his race and its traditions
The American Girl appealed 10
Kodasura as % strange aud wonder
ful being A to the men be could
understand In faint sort Of way
their heather attributes but the wom'
on were utterly beyond and apart
from his traditions and his under.
standing Therefore II clearly be-.
came his duty to study this strange
phenomena lie went about this duty
IN tho same grave, intent manner
with which he devoted himself TO 9th.
or studies
lie sought as wide acquaintance as
possible with the young women OF
the college town and INDUCED. no far
az he was able. In tho social pleas.
urcs Of the students Making little
progress In this general campaign
he decided TO select an individual
specimen for investigation and anal
ysls. Whorcupon. after due consider.
alton. he decided upon Miss Florence
Maynard. famlllarly known TO her In.
Inmates ~ Flosslo. a most pert and
vlyaclous little Miss whose blue eyes
and rcd lips had been the cause Of a
long string NJ broken hearts.
Kodasura figured u thusly' Miss
Maynard was exceedingly popular
therefore she must be- good spccl
mon Of the most attractive Of her
species She was bright. intelligent
and woliinformod. hence the time
spent In her company would not be-
wholly lost aa regards his other In
vcntlgationa Besides which she wa,
very pretty and the young japanese
felt Il would be a pleasure as wei
aa duty 10 make the Investigation
| In her compnnionahip.
So tho quest was begun and II oS
casloned great comment aud niue
Joking Miss Florence dcmuroly az
oepted the friendly advances Of IN,
young foreigner and thought II
great lark. lie was well Informed
n model Of courtesy and comedy Il
look upon. Besides he was different
Ho was n fact a distinct novelty. So
they we're much together and talked
Of many things serious and trlninl
as they walked or rode or sat w m,
Maynard drawing room.
From the FIRST Miss Florence faith
omed tho purpose Of tho Japanese
and she accepted the conditions with
miachievous twinkle In her blu,
eyes. And she led him mcrr,
chase In his Investigations In fact
no sooner had he reached conolu
sion along a given line than Oh,
smashed Il an 10 amithercona 80
| the end Of the term arrived with m,
/ Investigator more bowildorod regard
ing the American girl than when b,
/ began.
one thing. however. he had learned
and that was that the eternal fomi
nine abode In the American Girl ever
ms In her japanese sister Ilo fount
that she was an object Of affection
and desire The realization of THU
came to him when he was about I,
leave college and return to his island
home.
u have highly passed" he solllo
qulzed "ln all the Information which
arrived 10 seek-wlth tho excop