Deseret Evening News | 1892-03-29 | Page 3 | How Green Came to the Choun

lloie (Irren Cniui In llo ( li-ti. Tho early CMts worshlpod tho dawn and the sunrU. It U morn than probv lie, therrforo, that their liking for tU color green, w hkh w o sco In tin ir tl igs, anslive, etc., aroso from n miitako nmoug thoso who had lout n thorough know I oilto of ttio IrUh 1 uigaago Tho sun, in Ctltle, ii tallM by it word protioiiucetl ixactly like our word "groeii," und HU llkuly that tho lrUli fonluoM for that color anno through tho utriktng MiniUr Ity of tho two w ords. In tho samu wnj , when wo tall, irfwut a grrenhuuto wo think the) nru ho tulled because plants aro ktpt g vou in them during tbo win tori j it it Ii far mora j rolmblu that tho word ii derltM from tho oil Cltlo wonl for sun, bocauw grvcnhoiiwe nro to built as to twitch tho rare nnd heat of the sun and htoro tlitm for fnturo iuw, tt, Louis Itenublk.