Kopplin v. Quade

On September 14, 1901, the plaintiff was the owner of a thoroughbred Holstein-Friesian heifer which was born on January 8, 1906, and had been thereafter duly christened “Martha Pietertje Pauline.” The name is neither euphonious nor musical, but there isn’t much in a name anyway. Shakespeare (W.), Borneo and Juliet, act II, scene 2. Notwithstanding any handicap she may have had in the way of a cognomen, Martha Pietertje Pauline was a genuine *455“highbrow,” having a pedigree as long and at least as well | authenticated as that of the ordinary scion of effete European! nobility who breaks into this…