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fEr. uw tr m s..
 -Eut -aan 4l.f la. .-f+as4t- r..
 mefear, commences T. afan aaH a-r
 uutI t reached ..sr nsaa l i. #EHHttHa -Hass=4a= r.=s#zz ..... #hl..us rm H. months. r. Ir1. ar r.urs=Hss= a.... rat l.ss. l. storm ",,r.ss. SuH.rr.m sI,. . -hapId hu,. h.ar .lam ts# . ?. {. fbs uatNo.- camp bar h.. n.a.I.#a..... ra tHr camp at H rul .rI.......,. three days th. stara .a u,r.. fttl. | kept up and | ea- aut .f t....e.. ...... Tor Wat "f E.H-t tu.st., fH.-#a #a.aar
 When thr Esru.r ,..wI au.l m | It>h of J.uua th. g... .a#a. .t. r.. Teddy Gcu. aaI I#t. u.u.a4
 N8er a srsrHr ==1.t..t ..H## -. I..I f-f s.~'.r-.-e eH tn. aI.s fa=7 .sa. skHera .- had tl=f u-.l a.z -la,H.ae t1s ru.s. E.ts m. -r.t ...Ifa fn. a.. fa1Hsa r.aaz#fa T#Hr,uHa H#H s. Ate# .,h# ets Het H-et= =tH9u H.. mules from ssh,r. sud.traia l.=ti et in his ~lrgrtas tae. N=ate d... tuuce from thr bed ,n,v r4uH4 l skin -iit,u 4-# afy u-rr F#ar .a.u zhitt ttlt uad been ..,t aau pa.-p. ration and sf9zT~ #ru Tho. J.a h. w .1= 9..r 70. u <. l.r
 n the -u,V aafs H..ut,J 18=T=,-d.r- ..,tlaH at tn,.,tGa huf tH,t #sal .s.u luzt. After sau..a- for azres ta.. had Ia sl,e Hs ta. hum aaa ta alt ratbiue ]. Hf#s# af th, la#u Hlta .i August Sas ffa= .fr omen al..H
 oareh .- h.iaa Earr l.. alt r.f-aa- .r.
 in thlt ..rttaH=at aa. .autr l. ut and l-,.u. tH-= teit
 siue E.ruud. r. aat eNreHt#as rr ee#e soutn ph5= es4aaa,f hes < =aesata his se.> East aHa etm,er a#Ha many hnudred- If Hf aum gHem=H l.. land
 Mr and NJ UaaGsH4atH sH leave for the stt.e- u = #f.a# 1s. where t.,y ,v1ae. ., Winter aud ,I.... a well earned fr=' uyr Er1tiua ,n- Hfe n thr extreme fr N4tH hundreds af Hil,~ hssaaa 4a. beaten I=aH .f civilization .lud ,#esrme ua sIfH ih. hardship tet-1 T-rfud ur trr,. va1f
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THRILLING RECORD

tDenHnu-d From PJru p.
 .1rE, trtd af=ie, between tue -nat. ant the boat fHr ustIy-- weren't tbi, fe reach if ze 1t drftrd lut of .l V tH Nerfh no doubt t1 r,-arp,Hu ssan u tho fal
 ~Curtuu clal,ah,rs uA. V,. tg charge ur the r.. -'urtad tH- Spring fnr Prince trarD Land. ,ltrf, In. wise ted several f,H- reu uud nrour Lack many eepla- implements such rrar- heads. naH- .tc This couutrv tr- many hundred mIIcs la th, East sard and Inc captain started with his family in m open uh.I. boat and
 1u"r He Will winter in tHat couut1 fHd IT., e. iBet,e thc mines from which ghe Eskimpz gel th. rltfve copper.
 arhc most important incident n,t, almost overloaded that happened ur. North this Winter and perhaps many 1f thr peuFte ia N.mr would Hkr ta fH4" about jt for it is tHr Freezing to death of August Su.1slram.
 .fh" gt-ofiHr schooner Teddy Bear pt command ef rer Bernard aud Aug ust Sand-uau Pas forced sa ga into Winter quarters h, thr lee about sixty miicz tu the eastward of FIaxman Is- Haud. During thr u"ntb of Januar, af this year Alr Saudstrem with his dees and some faud started for Flax nam Island t.a pe, rea.tihe matter fhz was on the Iaru that hr started H. expected h maE, tho trip u one ftt but Mas fare,d to sjcs r =aH th, ice and the next day when he arrived thr cabin uf Mr l.. de k EtfTInewru- geological quarters ou Faxman Island hi- feet We're found to h, frozen and theg bad to eut away tha= seaI-skin haat= u"m his feet
 "A1rr -t8FtHe two d.ts=uu the Z s.ld hc sJH1sd [, make t.4r return uip to the Teddy rear and to his companion Joe Barnard The wind Was Flowing from tn S,uth and the n,rr- spfy indicated dft""n degrees aboy, zero. When he left Mr EeftngWru he stated that he would go twenty mic. the fr-t day and reach native ca, aed the E-kHt4 lad agreed to r,tuin
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'Isr Tells Story.

Ei.haHt Hauttu- Davis. at 8 Iiar. tu-ut- amH=r sH N.H yafe. riIi,uI,d line rrrruusIous ur Oauan American families L. Ea de-,.aH,a 5t+m caarIr- maeuy. Wm3a Inc cuaaetor. Et.at ard Occur n r7au eta.
 "You sgs.- ..rd Hr H.is. "fru.f as such descent ar. t.rs ,asu. ab- #HrI \ Hsfuu. -uJab4 trmnes #t.sf Mil t7ss u4a. f#z Hte.thr rs,- Aaamite kines iu-t leaving -Iieh. s.I tr tadieo'a. ..ou oaa1s. Inc food.
 .unce miFtr,r, Q4st rrr-0dau. sent (, a=lald ur Ha.af ul. x H. knew nanr ar h+ anees.or-. n.a had he aHs H-aa# al tracing tha.a
 'ph We'll ,ra.y, at a4#etHue yet tRe mdizeauras u hafata said "r.# me. uov. II eeu bat. reef performed any signal ar h,t.. faat an your o0r recount
 "WcJl. said thr maHonaire. T Vt. 4uee in jail and escaped a4 s1Wiaa a, bars ef feprtn stare window
 "'Nud uaU 1d Nau gel down from that great hairnt the herald asked
 We'll fhefe Ha. 4 lofty -atutc of t,rurgc Wushuetuu in tr1ul of thr audo,y aud l rlgd ;, rare ra that ana slid down
 ',iuod' cried tal aeeIa TiuetH  descended lam G,afer Washington. We'll give yau Wa hustafs arms. H -uuf~,f.-
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When He Asked For Food.

Mayor Mtddnx af Atlanta md at a recent =htd breakfast
 This etoriaHs WeHIhet - EHgus aut thr flowers and th,. t8#F rt,- ueuIarIy the tta@t-
 1A tramp knocked lt | f35s d"1 rhe other morning and said
 "1ady, I am starving Fef the a-s X hours not a mor-,I ut f9ad h., passed '
 ".oh. y"ur r,ar f.uoy d tu, I7dy My Husoard has an afd pan a boots upstairs Na' aud If --f frm for you.
 "fhe tramp btt his tip.
 Pardon me. #a s'a he -Jt haughtny I know us chm An.k,ra ts gcttin Iong but none the tr l amt n" goat. -I oui~Niur TIWe-.
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As a Favor.

GahrirFs truup had sauudgd
 Tac line #ssfs being formed .. the judgment
 \ strH iawe, f'male afaitH stepped e4 sI the ra.ks aud srake Peter.
 "As Il favor to ladss #na asked .NouId vaH miud tuldHg Ev name Iae> THt4 afGeI yoH HJFe '-tt Inc ree.td af H#.z Hmgar ue vlv m8 thirl hushaTd. | aaa his sesl-,I wife -and that m.# never Was as con fdential UIth Inc a- I Uauto. him ta he C"ai,aeo cost
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Commander Peary in 1909:

"Being satisfied since my first ex- petition in 1891 that the Eastman cameras and films were best suited for this class of work. I have used both exclusively in all my Arctic expedi- tions since, and II Is to this that I al tribute the fact that I have brought back series of photographs which in quantity and quality probably exceed any other series of photographs ob tained from the Arctic regions"
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Housckeeper ,cxeitedlal am in a t,.I'hl, va1 at'.. servant girls l can't get rid of. | have diecharsea her, but sbe won't ee SHt k a rrf- feet giantess. ard Las most horrille temper. What y-1uld Xaq ldvi e m. to doa
 Great lawyer tealmly) Keep the kerosene can fan and tav wood wet New York Weekly
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of writ of execution dated July 30, 1910, issued out of the District Court for the Second Division. District of Alaska. on a cost judgment rem dered in said Court on the 18th day of June. 1908. in favor of Anvil Hydraulic X Drainage Company, and against r. Ii. Anderson and F.. Chilberg. l will offer for sale at public Vendue to the highest and hest bidder for cash on the 5th day of September, 1910. at the front door of the United States Dis trict Court House. Nome, Alaska. all of the right. title and interest of F.. Chilberg in and to that certain placer mining claim situated in the Cape Nome Recording District. District of Alaska. known and described as No. Above Discovery on Lake Creek
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 9th day of August. 1910.
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal. Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
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Elt tl..n. aHa.a., r.4ta L. sheridan toward ~h.I r.n.r- ,Jruu ur tA tHa",d WaHHHH eautrs and uu u #Hfrs,fr# HH# E. Hst his nt,
 NE W.'u.f l- HImgd the -h,l- aed r .i4Hu md rrar s ,nd t la tHe s.dsu ar IagH.
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The Reason.

Mrs. Myles- Who is that man throw ing that kiss to
 Mrs Styles-lt must be YOU. dear He wouldn't he throwing me a kiss
 Mrs. Myles-Whv not2
 Mrs Styles-Recause it's my hus- band Yenkers Statesman.
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]. M. SLOAN. M. Q. c. M.

Manitoba University. l.. R C. P Edinburgh, l.. R. C. & Edinburgh, L. F. F. X &
 office hours: to 9 and : to B 30 ID. m. Phone: Office. Main 45; reei- dence, Black 45.
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Welded Bliss.

In glad I'm married yes .H!eed M timcs=aud there's # reason why Qutte generally ds agreed
 My wifc's as sweet and nice as pie. shr i- wonder Thats no lie. And I'm mighty lucky chap. Put still say Il with a sigh There's times she's aching for a
 scrap. some women ncv-r sem tp fcrd Their husbands and Will always fry The hrcfsteaks. They're d ybiftlcss
 breed.
 My wife's as sweet and nice as pie. To please my taste shcm always uy. love the jacks that she can flar. Eut when things slt of go awry. There's times she's aching for a
 scrap. some you can neither drive nor lead And back of that they're hard to
 tie. Eut I'm willing to concede My Wfc's as sweet and nice as bic She'd always sooner laugh than cry. Although she has some tears on tap But all the same I'll not deny There's times shes aching for a scrap. -Kennctt Harris in New York Ameri- can
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Shown Up.

O, sunshine of the springtimc You turn tfe dust to gold Fut gee, you a,ake the furniture And wall paper lcok old.
 New York Tclegra.
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AT HE EAGLE.

Hot Clam Nectar Beef and Tomato Toner, New England and Jamaica Rum, Gun, Brandy and Whiskey.
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B. B. DOBBS

Photographic and Supply Studio, Exclusive Agents Eastman Kodaks and Films for Northwestern Alaska. Dobbs Building. Front Street.
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some you can neither drive nor lead
 And back of that they're hard to
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,cpntnu-d From p1er b
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United States Marshal. Second Division, District of Alaska.
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Better Than Law.

Lindsay te avoid rhe spring rre=#et-
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Its Origin and the Famous Folk Who
Have Borne 1t

the city authorities asked his superiors
TO let him beg for the relief of the suf-
ferers. So. day by day, the simple old
man, singing his plaintive songs for pen
nics, went patiently from door TO door
He died in 1851, mourned by the many in
Rome who loved him.
OF the fighters of this happy name
woman, Feicite de Fernig. Is one Of
the most picturesque.
She was born in France about 1916
her father was given command Of a
and her sister ardent sympathizers with
stead OF bewailing the fact that they
could not fight, dressed in soldiers uni
forms and enlisted In their fathers com
pany
Both OF them were brave and valiant
fighters. and Won praise for their be-
haVior In battle. And after the war was
over, FellcIte was married TO n Belgian
officer, named Van der W9len, whose life
she had saved.
But Madame Van der Walen's courage
was edualed. and perhaps eXcelled. by
that OF two men OF this name who passed
some Of their lighting days in the United
States These were Felix Salm -Salm.
born In Anholt, Prussia, in 1928, and Fe-
| liX Agnus. born two Years later in Ly-
ons. France; soldiers OF fortune. both OF
| them, and both fighters in the Union
| army during the civil war
Salm -Salm was educated in cadet
school near Berlin, and served in the
| Prussan and Austrian armies before ne
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Dur First n lame

was Saint Felix /. who reigned pope
from go TO pa. The other was Saint
Felix the Martyr With his sister. Reg
ua, the latter is said 10 have been the
first preacher OF the gospel in Zurich.
Switzerland. aud until the days OF the
Reforma ton brother and sister were re-
garded the patrons of that city, Even
now their images appear on the city
seal.
Saint Felix of Nalos. born in 1927. gave
hermitage near MeauX. France. and
enough TO found the order of the Trini-
tarians. whose special work was the re-
demption OF captves from the Moors.
But the most picturesque OF all the
good men and women of this name OF
happiness was Saint Felix OF Cantalice.
He was born in the Sixteenth century OF
humble parentace, While still a child
he was set To watch mis- fathers sheep,
and when only years old was hired
out as a shepherd and farm worker.
lie devout and religious boy
and when such simple farm work as
his childish hands could perform was
done he spent his time in prayer. Some
one read him life Of the Fathers Of
the Desert and in the long and lonely
hours he spent watching his grazing
flock the lad determined that he. like
the great hermits and anchoritcs of the
ages gone by. must devote himself TO the
work Of the church. So, in time. he
went ,o nearby Capuchin monastery
and asked the brothers 10 accept him
as y member of their order.
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came to this country 10 servo through
the civil war. lie attained the rank OF
brigadler-eeneral Of volunteers in the
my.
When the war was over, Salm Salm
went 10 Mexico, entered the service OF
the illfated Emperor Maximilian, and
became chief OF the imperial household
and one or the emperor's aids. Both
the prince and his wife worked vail
antlv to obtain interccsslon for Maxi
milan after his Imprisonment; and af-
ter the emperor's execution the prince
returned 10 Europe, just In time for the
Franco Prussian war. Once more he en-
tered the Prussian army, and, after a
brave record, was killed IN 1870 at the
battle of Gravelotte.
Like Salm -Salm. Felix Agnus entered
the army when he was young After
boyhood spent in Paris. lte volunteered.
in 1859, 10 serve under Napoleon III. In
the war with Austria for the redemption
OF Italy. The battle or Montebello over,
he was detailed TO Garibaldfs famous fly
Ing corps.
In 1860 Agnus came TO America. and
when the civil war broke out he en-
tered the Duryca zouaves. His former
military experience made him q valued
addition to the organization. Although
he was still young man he pro-
noted TO Lieutenant t-coloncl before the
war was over: and after Sheridan's IA :
nous ride his regiment was chosen MS
the best infantry regiment In the whole
army,
Agnus was severely wounded several
times, and once he saved General kilpat-
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AS Capuchin friar young Felix was
sent to Rome. He was unlearned: he
could not even read. Yet his work IN
the Eternal City succeeded where that
OF some OF his more learned brothers
failed.
parts OF the great city entroatlne the
people 10 turn from their evil lives. Chill
dren. especially, appealed to him and
he tried TO teach them to think OF higher
and brighter things He gathered them
about him I'm the streets or squares. and
set them TO singing canticlcs and hymns
of his own devIsing. which set forth the
advantages OF being good
Saint Felix, too. sang songs for aims,
and so great was his ability as an aims
gathercr that in the famine year of 1850
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Salt Lake City, March Z, 1910.

Salt Lake City. March Z, 1910.
Please state in your Sunday issue CD
the names Of the Offices and names of the
ofliceholdcrs of President Taft s cabi-
net. (2) The Offices of the states of
Utah and men holding them.
A READER.
(l The cabinet Offices and those who
ELL them are as follows: Secretary Of
state, Philander c. Knox; secretary of
the treasury, Franklin MacVeagh: sec
retary of war, Jacob NJ. Dickinson: at
torney general. George w. Wickersham;
postmaster general. Frank II. Hitch
cock: secretary of the navy, George Won
Lengerke Meyer; secretary of interior,
Richard A. Ballinger secretary Of agri-
culture, James Wilson; secretary of
commerce and labor, Charles Nagcl,
(o) The offices Of the state Of Utah and
those who fill them are as follows: Gov
ernor. William Spry; secretary Of state,
Charles S, Tingey; treasurer, David
Mattson auditor, Jesse D. Jewkes; at
torney general, A. II. Barnes; state su-
perintendent Of public instruction, A. c.
Nelson.
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Salt Lake CITY. March 10. 1910.

Salt Lake City, March 10. 1910.
VIII YOU please answer in one of your
papers of this week what new lines the
Oregon Short Line is now building,
what lines are now located and the ones
they expect to locate in the American
Falls. Big Lost river or Blaclkfoot
country? Name the ones they expect
to have constructed this early spring.
A PATRON.
The Oregon Short Line has the fol
lowing branch lines in view: The Idaho
Central from Owinza via Boise and New
Plymouth TO Payette Is projected and
incorporated but not yet surveyed. 1t is
designed 10 shorten distance and re
duce grades on the main line.
The Lembi Salmon Valley from
Ccrro Grande north TO Salmon City, the
first twenty-five miles of which would
open up tho Big Lost River irrigation
project No active work Will prob
ably be done this year
The Moreland-Aberdecn branch Of the
Salmon River railroad. on which part
Of the grading is done and on which
some work will probably be done this
coming summer. No definite time is set
for completion of the line.
Burlcy TO Oakley branch is projected
and work will probably begin this year.
Twin Falls TO Salmon river dam. the
Hollster branch, is partly built and will
no doubt be done this summer.
Vale to Brogan in eastern Oregon
through the Willow Creek irrigation
project. Work is now going on, and
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\ and Felicia. foremost OF
,,es-which include Pros
4 Jocelyn. Hilary and HI
I ,cttice and Letty-have
,,,lart with saints or with
ard to say.
en saints OF the name are
. calendar OF the Roman
'e other hand. two OF the
"A adventurous fighters OF
century were named tc-
is one OF the few names
/. woman soldier
first OF these saints was
4 Felicitas. who was mar
about the year $50 a. u.
4 that she had seven sons.
ras named Felix, and that
unflinchIngly met death
ccutions OF Antonius Plus.
Ia went bravely TO the
I as only a mother could,
. and strength.
'cars later. In the reign OF
nr1,s there lived at Car
Roman lady called Per-
slave woman. Felicitas.
conc forth forbiddinC amy
cmpire 10 embrace Chris
scrpetua and her slave
,me OF her friends aVowed
ntblIcly. all were cast into
, and on the birthday Of
.ror's son. they were killed
enter. Thus. Felicltas be-
/ the slave martyr OF Car
4 third century. two men
"a for their religion. One
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it require any special preparation7 (3)
Can | mako application at any time or
is there a specified time for same? (4)
What fees do I have TO pay for nat.
urallzation and when do / pay same !?
In replying to the foregoing you will
greatly oblige j. I. F.
(l) Apply to any court. state or fed
cral: that has a clerk and seal, 90
The examination depends very much
upon the Judge. Some ask searching
questions, others let the applicant off
light. It is well 10 be fairly prepared.
(3) You can apply any time that the
court is in session. (G You pay the
fee TO the clerk of the court; the amount
of this ranges, we believe, from So
tn 80
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owner doing the assessment work can
prove that he mas done it. The statutes
of Utah fix this way by recording in the
office OF the county recorder the fact
that the work is done. It is advisable
also 10 record the same in this mining
district. Without at least one official
record, how is the owner going TO prove
that he did the assessment work, when
his claim is lumped2
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line OF the Southern Pacific near Co
bre. This connection is merely project
ed and no work has been done on it.
When it will be built is not known,
probably not for several years.
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FELIX


The names OF happiness include
also Prospero, Joyce. Hilary and
Letitia-Felix and Felicia A name
OF saints and soldiers-The slave
martyr of Carthage. and the friar
who sang for pennies-A woman
who fought in the French revolu
tion-Two foreign born fighters who
. served in the civil .war-Bearers
OF the other names or happiness.
By FRANCES MARSHALL.
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Malta. Ida, March 3, 1910.

Malta. Ida, March 3. 1910.
Will vou kindly answer in your in
qui1y columns the following questions ?
Who is the author of "Who steals my
purse steals trash, - and IN what poem
or drama does the passage occur?
G.. T. NJ
% Shakespeare. (2l Othello, act
3, scene 3
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Salt Lake City. March 3. 1910.

''''A' i9'hFN' ~ y W O. ~ ~ ''N.
I am native of England and wish
United States. so will YOU kindly ad-
wise me this in Your columns: O. TO
whom and where shall / apply to make
the necessary declaration of my inten-
tion7 (2) Is the examination Of would
be citizens q hard one 10 pass. and does
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this line will probably be finished this
summer.
Rupert to Bliss branch is now under
construction and will be done this year.
From Twin Falls south 10 the main
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rick from death. Unlike Prince Salm-
Salm, Agnus left his fighting days be-
hind him with the civil war, and chose
America for his home. Today he Is one
OF the big newspaper men or the country.
Felicia Dorothea Hemans. born I'm 1893.
famous English poet and writer. whose
Casabianca appeared in 1925. and DR..
can educator. who In 1876 founded the
Society for Ethical Culture. are two other
famous bearers OF this name.
Felix. which means happy, and which
was .irst assumed by some Roman of
unusual good fortune. Is Felice and Felic-
cita in Italian; Felix. Felicia and Fellse
i'm English; the same in French. with
the additional feminine form of Felicite.
and Felix in German and Spanish.
or the other names grouped under the
head Of happy names. Hilary and Hila-
Lefty mean glad: Prospero means pros
porous, or favorable hope. and Joyce. Jo-
cosa and Joselyn mean joy. Jocelin.
however, Is from another word, and be-
longs with the names meaning just. All
these happy names are OF Latin derva-
tion.
Several Hilarys. medieval bishops. and
St Hilari the reputed fourth century
founder of monasticism In Palestine.
have brought fame TO their name, Pros
per of Aqultania. a learned French lay
man of the fifth century; Prospero Co
lonna, a brave Italian general, who died
in 1898; and Prosper Mcrimec, French
novelist of the nineteenth century. who
wrote the popular Corscan romance.
COLOMBIA" are famous bearers OF the
other names for happiness.
| (Copyrieht, 1910. by Frances Marshall }
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Miss Marshall will he pleased TO an
swer by mail all inquiries addressed 10
her concerning the origin and history
of first names. In addressing Miss Mar
shall In care OF this paper. please In
close stamped and self-addresscd en-
yelope for the reply.
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&c City, March 8, 1910.
assessment on a group of
I not have work recorded
Z locates ground. Can he
A. NJ. J..
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score and B and his partner deduct
same from their honor score, or do y
and his partner simply deduct simple
honors from their honor score and A
and partner do not add to theirs?
MRS. j. j.. NJ.
Deduct chicane from opponents hon
or snit.
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!, Utah, March 6. 1910.
ler the following in next
nne: In playing cribbagc
Mt in q hand of four fours
a SITRSERTRER
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Idaho Falls, Ida. March 4.
Will Won please answer the following
inquiry regarding bridge whist? When
A has chicane, do he and his part
uer count simple honors to their honor