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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
TRAINMEN MAY Be
REQUIRED TO
TAKE ORDERS
Closing of Many Telegraph Of.
fices On Santa Fe Coast
Lines Believed to Indicate
New Scheme of Dispatching.

Hocans. Yf the closing of some
twenty telegraph offices between Al
buquorqu, md Los Angeles the past
few wo.ks There g. persistent ru.
NOR JOB circulation mat hereafter
train conductors ana engineers viii
boo required 90 take some at the many
train orders ,u,y receive over the tell
'phpnc instead of The old style mcth-
ud cot having them handed out to-
them written u r"pporplate style ou
tlsuD paper by tciorraphors The
Santa J., railroad NOR" IMAM year
ago Installed telephones in nl sta
uuus bctwrou los Angeles aud AIbu-
gucrqur, having pr, viuus'y Installed
telephone equipment between BarstoW
ana san Francisco While 70 b. said
thot be is u't tho Intention OF The op.
Grating department DO have teie-
phone. succeed th, telegraph entirely.
DO be- nevertheless understood that
trainm,u may b., required to handle
ihrlr own order" ut certain stations
t, calling up tho dispatcher on the
telephone and receiving instructions
FROM uu direct Tho telegraph Of
d.,a closed hlNc been small ana COM
purWN,Iy uuimpurtaut stations 1ud
ZOO 3l .H..s uIc telegraph operators
have boon transferred 90 other sta
u1ua and given positions similar to
these vacated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
Why ruE HOUSE OUR.

President Tnft's message o. ..u.
sres- CON tho subject ~ Controller n.t
was O r,murkublc docum,ut 10 ,uu-
tsincd "a eicar explanation ot trr
elimination of about ". ,oo ucrrs CO.
Alaska and bot II Also contained
uue af tbr strongest nriagumouts ui
sIondtrcrs. unrlrfs. mupkrak,f- aud
-,Hudalmpngrr. that ever came from
tHr white house. II showed the jIsti-
Fable anger ~ un honest man who
had seen bis trusted officers 90 the
government m.Wh,rs of his cabinet
and even his own brother attacked
ana viln,d Ic warned the public
against such assuilunts. ana mo- doubt
th, warming Nil have good effect
Great harm bias already been don,
ALASKA oud ils Development has b, %
impsded Dos those attacks. but pr,H-
dent Tafts words should pun an end
Co them and encourage capital 90 seek
Investment 500 that rich land
Those who Will carefully study uht
message. or am Intelligent synopsis oI
3D.. viii not wonder that tho house iu.
ycsueaanr committee has dropped
tho Controller bay inquiry with somr-
thing Ike the suddcnncss that o.
sc0rehed monkey lets go OF ~.
poker Representative Burke. nl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
TURBULENT TIMES
IN MEXICO OVER
FOR PRESENT
Prominent Mining Man Says
Situation is Quiet Now, But
Outbreak May Come Again
At Any Time.

That conditions in Mexico will no,
he Ton many years as they were when
Porhy.u lial was president of the rc.
public r che opinion OF Wilbur Jud.
son. % prominent mining man OF NyN
zoo Who arrived yesterday IRON Ocum.
pu. Chihuuhua. after more than "a
weeks journey Nh judson rs inter
,stod loo 'he properties oI the sierra
Mining COMPANY 100 the interior. sew.
'rlI DAYS rla, fruW "a railroad Fuuf
days uu mule pach uu and down roush
trails ana over swift rivers are Pc.
lnigi Co travel from Ocampo 90 Tho
ueares railroad point
Things have quoted down aud 'bc
indications are lhut business viii Pho.
coed uninterrupted for some uu,o
said Mr. Judsou toiny, speaking of 'hr
aftermath OF tf, N1dcro revolution
There D. mo- telling when another Du.
nuCnh viii occur however ia mv
opinion b. viii be- several wears before
things wiil .G along ~ ibcy did when
iufhrio nIaz was resident
Mu hudson is un his WAY I'D Now
NuI. City and will leave for the cast
Ills evening Nr hudson ih "a close
ilenl of VIII Halloran, an Alnuqucr
que boy who is an engineer for the
sierra Mining People. and who is now
Va Ocanpo
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
SANTA BARBARA MAN
LOOKS SITUATION
OVER IN WOODS

Ou % tour of genera inspection. "
E Hodges. vice president of the santa
narnara Tie ana pole company and
20 yc,- president col the SANTA Fr
railroad company wac visitor ~
Albuquerque Saturday evening and
sunday. Mr.. Hodges arrived from
Domingo Saturday evening. accom-
panied by A. q MeGoGey. Of Albu-
Wrruuc. president of th. santa Bar
uam company. and b. W. Drake. sup-
.riut.ud,nt OF operations ln the
woods MI Hodges looked over the
g.u.ral situation ON Go, santa Bar
hlr1 .oldiuss m ~andoyu ana RIO
Arr.b8 counties with MIR MoGanry.
Hr Hodges .ru tor Oh, west last
,.,nue Before leaving AZ. Hodges
-a.b tHur conditions were very cn-
rouraguu uI along thr Hue md shat
matter, ln his department N,r. proc
er,stIug N.Jy satisfactorily Before
becoming w,-ldru, or thr Santa
o., Mr Hodges was general uurchas-
ing agent Tor tho ruad Mr. iudg
Yesterday diJ mot caro- 600 sa. au,
thing as tu tu, significance of hi- r,-
cont trip pt.. th. 'uIfuN county coal
u,lHt u trio which Vas taken some
ume aso hN President E - Ripley
and NI.. President Victor Murlv.tl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
MOROCCON ROW IS
UNAFFECTED BY
The kAS|ER
He Returns to Berlin But
Takes No Steps That Might
Bring Crisis Nearer; For
eign Minister'S Policy.
IN, r,enjns herald =, r. Leased Wire,

IN, Evening RrrHid =, T.. Leased wIrep
Berlin. luly 20 The return OF En-
UcroI William 90 the capital has not
affected Tho Moroccan negotiations
contrary 200 limitations u The paris
paper, that his majesty would change
tho foreign minister Won Kidderleu
WN.nc,er policy
The emperor according 20 an ON.
cial statement todaN. received re-.
pou cu tho negotiations. but no details
have been given out.
The Anglo-Fronch reports regarding
1ogplaud and the kameruns. where
% had been said concessions might bp
made hy Gomauy In exchange Tor O
strip OF the French.Congo are uncon
urmcd
u g., learned that Germany tOoH
diplomatic steps regarding the speech
oi David Lloyd George the British
chancellor, ana subsequent English
newspaper comment I'm which the pro
nOuncomont was construed as Great
Br'.an's veto OF proposed France
German settlement on the basis OF q
concession 10 Germany In the French
Congo The German government 70
questcd and received an explanation
that Grea, Britain was disinterested
IN thc situation outside at Morocco
Bu ior this understanding between
ilcrlin ana london the situation mieh'
have been critical
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

the Passover. whose blood was
spriublod on the door posts and lintcls
OF their houses. Also in the monthly
sacrifices fouuecnne lambs were of
tered And in personal sacrifices a
lamb was presented a. a sin onerins
by the luper who had been pronounced
clean \ lamb was offered as thank
I Offering hy the man who paid vow
on account OF good haryosts. other
sacrifices there were. bat the lamp
was common
Then there was the perpetual burnt
Offering on behalf ui The nation.
lamb was offered each morning, and "A
lamb was offered each evening ON
the sabbath day TWO lambs were
Onorcd in thc morning. ami Two iu the
evening
The instinct Tor sacrifice has been
common among the nations at th"
Earth 10 has varied la us expression
from the uhcring of human sacrifices
10 the exposure oi Viauds for RECALLING
The spirits It's grOsser motives have
been 90 buy the favor ~ the god by
Offering something the gods might
prize either az food. or property or
Tor their rctiuue ISN'T with deyou
souls there has been the passion oi
devotion to surrender something 81
one own 90 GOD because of love.
In Ichoyah's law OF sacrifice this
native instinct OF the soul was de.
yelopud and directed 50 as to develop
a proper understanding Of atonement
with God The victim represented the
Worshipper As the victims life-bloOd
Wax poured ont. so remission of sins
Involved "a lltc-surrendor 10 God The
sacrifices repeated day after day
proved themselves incomplete and in.
efficient The nation was taught 10
expect a new provision. a perfect sac.
rIuCe
Then came John. lie was preach.
Ing repentance and remission ot sins
Muliltudrs followed him into the Wild.
rrness strangely moved hy his rugged
cloquence Jesus came among the
rest And John pointing Him out 70
the wondering thrOng. cried: "Behold
Che Lamb of God that taketh away the
sin of the world Jesus fulfilled the
prophetic sacrifices OF nfteen cen,
turtles
The ordinary man cannot he called
q lamb. except possibly In some PIT
Nato ana tender relations Such a
title II publicly used T. both inapprO.
PIRATE and humlliating. Jesus. OF an
tie characters OF history wears the
name with grace and honor lie has
elorified the name and the name has
glorihed Him
When John said that ho takes away
The sin OF the wOrll, he teaches that
! there Is no more daily sacrifice There
Ia no other Offering sufiicicn; fer sin.
Our own sUiferings in no sense make
Precipitation tor sin. though they U.ay
| lead us To Christ His Is the perfect
sacrifice, complete, eternal
How. said a Young Hebrew to me.
can Jesus death help us2 Look AT
the lamb on the altar How did that
sacrifice make atonement Tor the anc.
lent worshipper?
In peace let me resign my breath.
And thy salvation see.
Ny sins deserve eteruai death.
But Jesus died for me
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
SPECIAL VALUES
SCHEDULED FOR
SPECIAL DAYS
August Annual Clearance Sale
of the Golden Rule Dry
Goods Company Will Begin
Thursday, August 3 8 A. M.

Every preparation has been made
Tor The great annual August cash
clearance sale fhr biggest event Ia
The year for th, Golden Rule Dry
Goods company and the patrons OF
the Big Store with the Little
Prices To realize what the annual
clearance sale means % rs necessary
30 study me prices quoted in the daily
papers and 10 make a personal visit
.o the store and investigate the az.
liclos quoted All during the sale
there viii be- articles ol special value
offered on special DAYS As q starter
AN opcning hay extraordinary viii boz
pnf ON iu tho Nay of AN Introductory
special. being the sale OF forty dozen
eat piass drinking glasses, assorted
silos. for ten cents each on Thurs.
Guy boz lhc ro1dt-to.Wear department
the specials viii be- lawn waists I'm.
gyrie and tailored. lace ana omhroid.
cred trimmed, values up 20 90 cents,
sale price" 30 Couis White linen
waists plain and embroidered trim.
med AN pure Irish linen. worth up 10
30 sale price so cents kimonds. iu
hsurDt lawns each nine cents long
lawn kiuunaS, I'm ughi blue and u.u',
Ngurcs, regular % and 20 cents vail, .
sale price. thirty nine cents New
creme kImonas in plaid and figured sor.
Ernfina sfvlos and designs CullcC.
ZION of new all samples. worth up iO
SiIo. sale price, S. - 4 fine BOT ol
Iona silk l,imonas. IN good Japanese
silk latest STYLES fancy designs, worth
up 10 $500. on sale. $3.50 Fiuy
dozen muslin cnmhiuatio ion corset GOV.
az and drawers in good muslin trim.
med with rotchon lace sale price 20
cents.
The Thursday specials viii bee ON
sale az q q n
Watch the papers fo other special
sale notices
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

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If. 81
I. Loo s %, .
with fIend lud
% palace.
H'r .ni. "I w "tne d"H 'nr''." their taste THE dlE clerk
H a hms" handed ONE ana n moment che drug "rk found
%
90 %
a
De-
indeed" o 100
col of N
,i,r ma
90
% soothing
10 tho
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
salvation ARMY.

capt. Wcndot Pa ."Crr4te IN
me clean heart . God. and renew
right spirit within me" Webster
d,hnos sin as two fold actual and
original David prays Cor remission
'pardon for murder ana adultry sins
committed, and for cleansing his
heart from tina, which ltd him To-
commit those sins Hatred aud I'M
lawful desire, ! JON a.l5; Matt 5.2S.
Actual sins are ia the plural number
ana refer to outward actions Original
FIN 's in the singular uumb,r aud pee
i.rH Go tn carnal mind, Rom. So.
MIS-. % - 20. Born Joe us, Ps b. IA.
Aciuai sins when confessed ana re.
nouncrd are forgiven. J JON o. cod
swing Che waters pf the .prIt when
the conditions are mot Rom s. 90
original dnhr.d sim s.. cl,luscd when
tne believer cousocrut.s. Rom. ~. 4.
aud believes, Acts 20. 49, cod elrlus-
cs his hnrt ? Joh. O.. and sipr4
him tho witness ut .ha -piru Than hi-
heart is pure. Acts o.. SO mn,
The works ol tho flesh ,rarnai "a,
iurc removed sud the fruit OF u,
spirit calvin, ntturnl given In las
plarn. Gal 3. ls.at
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
NEW SHOW AND
NEW PEOPLE
A|RDOME

That funny Tom Calc. he funny
uogr" and his troupe nav, come 20
town with % new bunch Of auahter.
Thoy Wlll pat on "a new BIN an the
Alrdomc tonight and AN week New
SONGS and spcriultios The bcst dane
ing trio $50 have had the pleasure OF
seeing iu Albuquerque. Don't mis-,
tots show tonight Bring out tho
family The weather is perfect New
exciting pictures, o. plenty Of them.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quict and apply Chamberlain
Liniment freely II viii remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
TO a healthy condition. For safe by
all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
GAlES' CONDITION STILL GRAVE
CIV Evening Hcraid =. y Leas~a WIrrl

"..' "".t IlhNItIhiiN NAiflNr
ms Joan " Gates said this arr. moon
that tu' patirnts condition was about
inr sum" us 10 was lH.t night. being
considered grave
Th. pneumonia which has boon
.ulim,d o. the lrit huns until ycst,r-
day, when % began to attack mo right
lung has moi gained any houdVay
bot neither has "a rceodCd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
LABOR LEADERS GIVEN
TWO DAYS TO ANSWER
""mp"rS, Morrison and Mitchell
Must Plead to Contempt 81 Court
Before Expiration Of That Time.
81, E,euins uernIa a. y. Leased wire,

WUehInHt0n. IulV 3l SuWIDl
GpWpsrs Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell the labor leaders were toe
da, allowed 20 days los Jusiicc Wright
nl ne district supreme court la which
Go answer the charges Of contempt
against thcm, as contained in secs
uud report of the committee of prose.
rutors an tho Bucks stove and range
caspH
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
oOld ana eroadway chrIstIan amman

The Culture Of Prayoridness ana
The Lamb OF God were the thence
discussed by ilermOn p Williams AZ
ne Gold and Broadway church vos.
'erday
In he old ritual of the HebreWs
the altar Of incense synbollzed the
instlluii0n OF prayer In the church of
Christ That altar was led every
morning aud evening bY The oThciatinr
priest It's fire was lighted bv coals
brought IN from the altar OF burnt OF
ferings, which stood before the sanct,
nary This fact teaches us that the
practice of prayer In the church OF
Christ Is fed By the spirit OF that sac.
riiice symbolized by the altar OF burnt
offerings.
Among the burnt offerings Of the
Hebrews, the lamb was most usual
and representative Il was "a lamb
that was eaten in the annual feast oil
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Never leave home on a Journey
without q bottle ~ Chamherlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
II ia almost certain TO he needed and
cannot be obtained when on board
The cars or steamships P0r sale by
all dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Right IN your busiest season when
You have the least time TO spare You
arc most likely 10 take dlarrhoaa and
lose several days time, unless YOU
have Chamberlalns Collie. Cholera and
DiArrhoea Remedy at hand and take
q aoss on the ilrst appearance OF the
etsease. For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31
0 0 O .
INC ls Nor WOLFE MeNrloNlNC


Ihclo'. 20 vs.
blessing
blessing enough thar abuse onolsh
We % uu b.
That d b, talk about
M social calls when srfly obligations.
shakes
To observed time place whore ole gather
b.oss'1 weather
@ uIs o sgy,
o. people q pleasant
Ike blowng anyhow
What subject would we h about whlW l1iocf take rather
rhau blessed tnlb
Ncw Do dali, papers
j.
ne editorial an
problems % g
When there's blessed opportunity talk about the weather
WE DGE pEOPII
occasionally
CHAPTER o.
sludur group of vorlu,u their
h, Watching u,nty tHe
90 of amusement
nut. number
costume cd" linen Witch 1,
,ug'h
vcu' said hc ud"n From TINT point th poe
come
probably rrio don't arourt
u
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Mr. aud Mrs Don g. Rankla and
family have returned from six
weeks trlp on the Cebolla. The RAN
Rims had as their guest Miss Clara
Nelson 81 Lawrence, Kan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

y w Campbell who conducts an
cytonsivo dairy ana gardening bust
ness ga Hclen, arrived in the city yes-
tcrdny IN short visit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Does your daughter sing in Old
Madrld"' asked iht visitor
suffering parent "shc SINGS right
here"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

For "a. best saddle horses IN che
city call phone No. 3, w. l.. Trmble,
li3 North Second ST
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-31

Dr. those iulrgucr uod known how
eh"upN thog could huy" bought own
shnro In Controller boy they would
have hnd uo n,ouuv. 10 st,ul %.
Texas needs peace. says Tho Uour
ton Post A. last tnc Port bias found
ont what Hls Texas.
saHH. s.a.aaasa=a-aa
Tho Princess CmmuS has secured
hrr third divorce why not the pr.u.
cess and Sat Goodwin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31
Better Watch Out

NEAREST scandal that threatened
H Wiley
quite
aduleration of whisky
citizen
advertising
his praises his fame left
Fortunately
advisers the whole of the that
wIeys manufacturers
o aduerated liquor the public
The burden of the president board employees in
agricultural known unendy Wiley has recommended
president will
there will be the
than
the coz booing of Pinchot
which the board" seeks to have Dr. Wiley removed
reprmand
boutth
publicity President Taft
this Wiley should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31
Return OF Confidence
Ew YORK financial writers the school for the
V

YORK financial
lifting. This
and industrial activity and feeling of confidence We
distribution n trade to finance"
confidence
expanded according Certain special
suffering
depression said business
profits
in
banking exceptionally
along optimistic lines
No
falling
getting
waiting working
children suffer
will
s
viii the people let it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31

| other rendezvous where Interested
couples may pass the time while others
are upon the ballroom floor But the
American Is surprised at the inforrnaIi-
" which admits of gentlemen address,
ing senoritas" by their first names
upon the evening of their first meeting.
'" nat strikes him as impertinence OF
an evidence of slipshod manners, is
merely national custom.
The Theater in Society.
Ihe theater in Madrid, and in other
important Spanish cities, has more So
c1al significance than it has in most
countries The smart matron chaper-
onlng her unmarried daughters al
ways sits in a box and the parquet,
fashionable in America. is given over
10 persons who wish to buy economical
seats The first balcony. composed en-
tlreIy or boxes. Is the fashionable part
or the theater. Here social intercourse
is as important a feature Of the even
Ing as the play or the opera itself
But the great event which calls all
social classes together for diversion
is the bullfight- There are horse "a ces
in the chief cities and racing Is fash
1onable In Madrid, but the Plaza De
Toros' is the one place at which the
visitor may count upon seeing all Of
Spanish society from the king and his
English queen down to the newsboy
who has saved his coppers for months
10 buy seat In the sunny section of
the amphitheater The first great bull
1lght OF the season, usually held late in
March or early in April, brings 1000
or $4,000 persons to the Plaza De Toros
and is as well attended by the royalty
rank and fashion an English derby
queen Ena has not realized the hopes
OF the more advanced Spaniards. who
predicted that she would not attend or
countenance bull fights. She has not
only attended them and witnessed with
complacency the disgusting spectacle
or cruelty, but has awarded prizes to
the most accomplished butchers at the
close Of the days festival of blood. The
hospitality and informality of Spanish
homes atones for many faults OF the
nation. but after witnessing the SPLEEN
dor OF the court of this impoverished
country. and the brutality of the bull
ring. one realizes that Spain is hardly
to be spoken Of as a highly civilized
and really enlightened country.
Tomorrow-Hoteis and Travel in
Spain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31
Nataly, A Girls Name
What 1t Mean+Famo1s People That Bore tbs
Eame-Tte Name in History, Literature, Etc.
Copyright, 1910 by Henry W. Fischer.)

Russians. Nataschenka and Natascha.
Mare and NastuSche are often Slav YER
SionS
In France Natalie is becoming a So
ciey name owing to the many rich
Russians residing there.
The Germans use Natalie (everv 1et-
ter sounded) sparingly and some OF
their noted writer's translate the name
The vicious" without stating their
authority. probably for the reason that
there is none
Nataly, dowager queen of serv,a
was the daughter OF Russian colonel
or the lower nobility. She married
Milan OF Servia when a girl Of Is.
when she was IS the king divorced
ner illegally. She was the mother
or the hapless king Alexander Of Ser
via, murdered. together with his queen.
Draga. some 10 years ago. Queen Ma
tally. who lives at the RIVERA, Is said
to have embraced the Catholic religion
and promised her large fortune to the
pope.
Nataly Won Eschstruth is one Of the
most successful and popular novelists
In Germany Her first book appeared
In 1881. and there has not been a YET
since when she did not publish one
or more novels. She Is married to pa
ron Knobelsdorff
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-07-31

IN some Of the Latin countries, where
4 the name of Saviour Is much in use
girls named Nataly are often called
"Christ-child," since the name is de-
rived from Dies Natalis: The Birthday.
Dies Natalis is, of course. onr Christ
mas, Natal-day. Christmas was. used
as girls name n England at the
period when children were either called
by the title OF the festival day on
which they happened to be born. or in
honor Of the patron Of their birthday
Hence the popularity OF Noel in
France. Noel is a contracted trans
lation Of Natal day. like the Welsh
Nadolig.
A pretty Spanish form is Natalita,
meaning Christmas-C Child.
Nantanelle is a Hebrew form of the
name. that may or may not mean the
same as Nataly. Some writer's associate
II with Nathan"
Nathan is an authorization Of Nathan
iel. said to mean Gift OF God" This
meaning would seem to coincide well
with "Christmas-child."
Italy uses the stately Natalie, every
letter sounded. The Spaniards and
Portuguese drop the final Sc"
Wherever the Greek church rules,
Nataly is among the most popular
names. The Greeks use Natalia. the