The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05
BY FRANCES MARSHALL.

~ By FRANCES MARSHALL.
neither all the Ernests and Arnolds
ltcistines. ArabeIlas. Bellies and Bellas
- wide work over owe their names
n. hey probably do, TO the eagle, or, as
y tss likely, to the hearth matters lit
She famous bearers oil these names
b OF the eagles boldness OF spirit
5ined always with certain persist
a or stubborncss Of purpose.
all events they have been WORTHY
objects OF vcneration and respect
hg the early Tcutons.
,st Interesting oi them all. and most
ssJsteDt, too; were half "A dozen me-
Sfal bearers of the name. or these
- was sanity bishop, TWO led re-
S1s crusadcs. ono was daring physi-
fanolhcr was troubadour, and still
her was A iberator OF Switzerland.
c first of this scXtct WAS Drnuff. or
i1f, bishop OF Rochester. stubborn
n In his lack OF sclf-esteem. Ho was
mi In France about l040, and spent his
nh In the famous monastery OF Bee.
njoincd one OF the religious orders,
becausc of IT'S lawlcssness left France
N1ourneyed 10 Canterbury. England,
q Lanfranc, one Of the friends he
elmade i'm the monastery OF Bee, was
Bbishop.
The cathedral at Canterbury was build
lhand the French born monk took both
;Is and pleasure In helping get to-
sItr such marbles, glasses and paint
- for its adornment as England had
before seen. lie was meek and
Nharly man. and would have preferred
Vf TO leave the quiet apd peace of the
Sedral cloisterS, but he was made alb
Mr,f Petersborough, and later was called
rochester. Then there began 10 be
OF n blshopric as reward for his
3funcss. To this suggestion Arnulf
tied, declaring his unfitness To hold
high office.
cerc was a storm in The channel
|Nwcr, which detained King Henry l.,
|slis way 10 the continent at Roches-
MI The king sent for Arnulf. and de
I'D his intention of making the alb
LIR bishop. Again Arnulf dcmurred
N the king sent for the archbishop
canterbury, and told him to take The
" 10 the cathedral land bless him
-Sshop, nolde he. noidc he"
81 the gentle Trcnchman was made
|R3p OF Rochester. and lived in that
GAnuch loved by all who knew him.
re two men OF the name who led
:. .'1ous crusades were Arnaldus. abbot
'alltcau. France, about 1900, and Ar
Ut OF Brescia. born in Italy about HOO
~ latter, deemed hereto, tried TO
the church from what he thought
abuse and TO re-establish the
Int Roman republic. Although he
for n time successful, he was final
captured and killed. The former. an
compromising churchman. led an army
kk1st the AlbiGeDses. sect OF here
(which was widespread in the south
Hfrance. ''TIow shall we know the
,&aics?" his followers asked him. "Slay
~ all. were the leaders famous
MS. "God will know His own
~ the twelfth century Arnaud was a
}N name among the troubadours. Ar
IN Daniel whom Petrarch called ''the
~ master or love" was the most ia
IN troubadour OF his name. He was
5e5blc birth. but poor. and went about
fsig songs and recitlng verses OF his
Baurope.
the court OF Richard l. Of England
Wandering minstrel, or jongleur, chal-
tv1d Arnaud to a trial of skill, and
two men set TO work 10 compose
Is. They were to read them TO the
. who was TO be their judge and who
them ten days for preparation.
Us was none too long, for in those
~ as perhaps at times since then
v}dea prevailed that poetry was good
lNp far as it, was incomprebensiblc
M bud who did not like 10 work un
'shc felt Hike IT. had no notion OF hur-
lHE the composition Of his poem But
hd good memory, and he hit upon
ff-er plan.
hen the day for the contest arrived.
u!ud asked 10 he allowed 10 reCitc
,poem first. The king granted this
VIE request. and. much TO the amazed
EeurS embarrassment. recited the
saCl the jonglcur had composed. Then
traubadeur confessed his trick. He
!, scommittcd the poem 20 memory. lis
ZIG az the ionsleurs s door while the
y 2 recited the poem. as nc supposed
n himself. So amused was the King
- he ordered the men 10 withdraw
n-fih oil
eHay them FOR the pleasure they had
N him,
noldus Vilanova. physician. alchem-
Tend astrologer,. who was declared a
Etic because he said that the works
Dyercy of good physician were more
ptable 10 God than the works OF a
3lbt, Is sometimes hailed as the dis
Ter OF nitric and sulphuric acids.
hs1ther his claim is good or not. ne was
armed chemist. He perished in the
v, who WAS III. and who. In spite
)ps Nillanova,s supposed heresy. re-
fe6 his friend.
" noldus Won WiDkeirlcd. the last Of
d half dozen mediacval AruoJds, is
rftimes called knight. but lie was
~ simple peasant. When. In 1886.
Austrians combined with the mobiles
witzerland 10 take away Swiss indie
.-sfence, Arnoldus Joined his oppressed
'Svtrymcn. With an army OF fourteen
"a 9red they mel the Austrans four
= sand strong, standing with drawn
rs. The Swiss. staggered. were on
point OF retreat, when Wlnkelrcd
<<ed forward,
= will break YOU away" he cried.
s<e care Of my wife and children,
Remember my lineage
tzing as many OF the spear points
Ste could, and receiving them In his
~, he carried the men who held
n down with him IN his fall, and
~. an opening for the Swiss. who
.rsrcd over his body To victory. Won
L>kelried's lineage died out, but the
my remained.
hs name OF middle-agc fame has
10 'stronS bearers in modern times as
. Ono OF them was Ernest count
born in SaXony in l5S6.
sQe soldier. sometimes because OF his
ructiva marches called the "AttiIn
sunristendom." And he Is as noted
<elis kind -hcartcdness as ne IS for his
ery, Among many stories told OF his
Iafepes5 Is that OF an apothecary who
~ <undertaken TO poison him.
,!$saY Y Hair Restored.