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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WHAT EASTER TEACHES.

The Catholic and Episcopal churches hold Easter in
especial esteem and il becoming the custom OF nearly
all Protestant churches TO have special services
oraiions commemorative OF the resurrection.
The miracle OF the resurrection OF body II appro
prately symbolizcl In the reappoaranco OF flowers
budding Of bare trees and the soft carBetng with
OF tho brown Acids. Green and white the Eaater
c0oga, and the emblematic OF life growth In
nature, aud hy simple transition ideas the quicken
ing spiritual life after death the ether is the emblem
of purity.
Ia tho church and In the home Easter Is feast Of
noweru and wherever possible all things may be- decor
ated with these beautiful embems.
In many countries a number OF different cakes or
other dishes are prepared specially for Easter Eng
land according to tradition the early Christians invested
the hotcroas buns with much sacredness and said
% this day. in OF the English countless
small loaf Of bread marked with cross ID baked every
Good Friday morning and carefully preserved until the
ANIMAL return OF the day. This Ia be only medl
enaiy. and many grievous disorders supposed be
cured by small portion OF the loaf grated and
made into sort Of panada with little water II would
he considered sacrilege to IL food II ID claimed
that the same huns used early 1900 b. c. "a
the worship Of doators, and considered by the
pagans a safeguard against disease and danke- ghen
used In their idolatrous rites
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

INTrRrsrINo coMpAaleoN

Upon the great heets stripped for titanic conflict
IN the far depends the dominion Asia precisely
a. the dominion 81 Europe determined by the two
great fleets drawn up AZ Trafalgar Just 100 years ago
TraaiEaf, givus ~ Great Britain control of the sea.
tue beginning Of the end Of Napoleon and truly
than Waterloo decided the subsequent destiny Europe
The contest for which the shotted promises
20 control the future 81 Asia and through profoundly
affect the politics Of the world.
lord Nelson fought with twentyaeyen hattoahips
against tho hlrtythrce ships Of the allies But the dis
parity more nominal than actual Nelson's ships
In IRE trim and manned by experienced sailors
~ hriiaina best hghtlng blood. vllonouvo went into
action With officers and dspirted and with many Of
his ships IN bad condition.
Togo. his nominal strength about equal that ~ his
opponent has ah the advantages that with Nelson
while the disadvantages OF Roiestysnsky, after long
voyage. seem greater than those OF Yilleneuve
The two ends OF the century punctuated by tho
two greatest naval contests Of an history under cond
tons strikingy alike with controI Of continent
stake
tiow fundamental has been The change Ia naval war.
fare In the hundred years shown by comparison ~
old battle With the 10 prospect Then shps 81
wood not Of steel. and they driven by wind. not
by steam. Then at the crucial stage OF the hattie the
hagshps only thirty feet Today the supren
aey Of heavy ships Is decided At a distance Of miles.
Yet although the lnstrumenalities OF war nave
changed the controlling factors remain the same
Gunner and the mancuvorng n ships will doubtless
be as decisive on FormSsa as on Cape Trafalgar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
sag Is NOT SO swlFr.

careful perusal Of the daily and weekly papers Of
Arizona does not Ia Indicate any material change
nthe sentiment concerning Joint statehood in sister
territory. Il that the organization Of the Albu-
aueTque Non'partsan Statehood League has scared
the editors OF the sister territory ota Strange hut
true.-New Mexican
Probably there Is country IN the nted states take
Il by the square mile which exceeds Arizona IN activity
Of every kind But even streak OF creased lightning
us limits.
The Statehood League will be two weeks old tonight.
u has not yet begun the active FOR Olnt
hood which d proposes. thero being plenty Of time
MS buttons and other paraphernaia having yet been
received stl the New Mexican cries ia an the exuber.
ance Of fear that the Arizona papers do seem 10
Indicate fny change OF mind the statehood question.
VIII some one convenient to the scene. kindly apply
smelling salts TO the OF the New Mexican and gently
stroke down the hack 20 nlay the rgors from
which Il II suherlng7 II pity that she only and ex.
elusive selfsecrncng and ninhlo friend OF the people
should be terrorizcd By s fears OF joint statehood.
Then, Why should the league for joint statehood
scare" tho press of Arz0na2 The New Mexican should
not Judge othOrs by sef Probably Is the only paper
Ia Amoroca which II scared the prospects OF cam.
pagn OF argument and reason.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ANAEMIA

is thin blood. 1t causes pale
faces, white lips, weak nerves
and lack of vitality. A blood
enriching, fat producing food
medicine is needed. SCOTS
Emulsion goes to the root OF
the trouble, strengthens and
enriches the blood. and builds
up the entire system. For
anaemic girls. thin boys, and
enfeebled mothers, it is the
standard remedy. 1t builds
up and strengthens the entire
system with wonderful ra-
pidity.
Wen send you assample free.
Scott a Bovine. 40 Pearl S., New Yo'k.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
1nE oRnAr eAssovnR

Tho history OF Israel 40 wonderful that the people
Of that faith well be excused for belief that they
are the chosen poop,s Of God"
The feast OF the Passover recalls every dosceudent
Of that great the moving story u the Of his
people from Egypt says an able rabbi of that faith
concerning each individual jew:
In the marvellous events OF his peoples past be-
conscious OF his duty and his destiny Delivered
from dogradinE slavery his fathers cousocrated
10 the service Of the Most High brought from
house Of bondage, horde Of slaves were transferred
into people. Israel 10 nation In virtue only Of his
religion The glorious heritage Of that people
HE The Redeemer OF old that neither seepeth Stun
bcrcth has been israes guardian throughout his check
cred career.
Our sagos tell ms IN question Il Is for the Jow
To think that he himself went forth from Egypt And
truth the moving episodes Of those bygone days
deverance have linked the Jew to his venerable past
This historic Consciousness emphasized by the passover
story, moulded Israel into nation OF heroosmen VINO
nasrihcod for ideals. who willingly suffered marrydom
bear witness 10 their fathers God II grded them with
new faith and strength Wherever they faced q
hostile world they recall the words OF the pious chron
tclor; Their cry up unto God by their
bondage Because of this stubborn loyalty the faith
Of their fathers Israes will never be run Pass.
bids the jew look forward shall rival
hts glorious past"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
EMPEROR DECLARES CON.
VENTtON MUST MEET


81 Petersburg, April 25.--"My will
regarding the conv0cation ~ the rep.
rescntatives Of the people Is unsworv.
ing, and the minister OF the interior Is
making every eifort Tor LIS speedy
realization"
Emperor Nichalos receiving In audi.
.ence Sunday the marshal OF the
nobility Of kosirOme. the government
OF middle Russia. directed the above
message 10 be communicated TO the
nobility Of kom6trOme The message
u evidently designed 20 be published
so as 20 quiet the fears OF those who
are impatient 90 the delays and Who
have grown skeptical of the fulfill
ment OF the promises contained In the
imperial rescrlpts.
10 IL very significant that the emper.
or used the words "conyocation OF the
representatives % tho people thus
going beyOn the expressions em.
pl0yed In tho rescrlpt and setting at
rest all doubts as TO his meaning.
Tho NoyOc Nremya halls the new
assurance with much satisfaction.
saying: These words spread over
Russia like a great consolation. They
trenquilize the yearninga OF all classes
OF society, even where hope II being
crushed by Impotence and under tho
influence OF ridicule heaped from Ger.
tain quarters on Russian representa-.
ton, and where II Is ironically pre-
dicted that representatives never will
be eonyOked"
The Moscow Gazette published the
emperor's statement under a double
eagle and said. Now let al Russla's
well wishers cease their joremalds
against the cOnvocation of a represen.
talon OF the people"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
LONGEST TRIAL ON RECORD
CONTEST m LOCAL LAND OFFICE
HAS REMARKABLE FEATURE
a SECOND CASE or THE KIND.

During tho greater part OF the past
three days the attention OF the officers
Of the local government land Office
mas been occupied with the trial Of
one contest case. says the Roswell
Record AZ least two and half full
days have been taken up In hearing
the evidence. For length. the case
holds the record Of the local once
during the past eight years, during
which tie present officers were In
charge. II Is not that the case IS OF
so great importance over aud above
other contests. bat q happens that a
great many witnesses have been sum.
mOned and that both sides have hired
attorneys and are contestestng every
inch OF ground.
The case h the contest OF Marie
l.. Michclot w. Katie Barnett, and the
Barnett-M Morrow Irrigation a Orchard
company, brought over a 320-acTe des.
ert claim near Hagerman. Tho defen.
dant made final proof on her land last
May. The contestant claims that aome
one else furnished the money for tho
improvements, rather than the dofen.
dant.
Tho land Ofilce officials have an.
other case very much like this one
70 try a. soon as they finish the nrst
This second case Is entitled Waldron
vs. Mary =. Morrow and the Barnett
Morrow Irrigation a Orchard com.
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
EAsTrR roR a cnNruRY.

The annual changing Of the date % Easer pcrplexes
many In 1894 Easter fell March g. and In 1896 on
year will occur April g. some years may be AZ
early March %. and IN othe.s late April Is. a
period Of ave weeks Intervening between the earliest and
latest dates which the scored festival may be held
Since 1869 the earliest date Of E-ster March Is,
occurring IN 1883 and In 1885, Within that number 81
has only been April rs, and that IN
1886.
Easter Is always the hrs Sunday after The fui moon
which happens upon after March ~. and " the
ull falls sunday. March q, Easter will be on
the following sunday March IS Il Is arbitrarily ruled
that the paachnl full shall fall later than
April 49, although consistent method 81 scientific com.
putaon and instrumental determination would make q
sometimes fall April 10. Easter Il movable feast in
the church calendar but April has been accepted
the date OF the resurrection
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
OBSERVANCE or EASTER

Neither In the New Testament. 10 the writing Of
the apostolic fathers DO find any trace OF the coobra
uon Of Easter a. q church festival.
Origin, great church father of the second century
urges that the Christian who dwe the truth Of Christ
a. our Passover and the g OF the Holy Ghost Is every
day keeping an Easter and .pohteoostal feast
u 10 doubtless true that the first Christians continued
20 observe the Jewish festivals commemorative OF
events Of which these had been the shadows thus
Passover, made even sacred b, the thought OF
continued 10 be celebrated and became tho Christian
l1aater.
The word Easter like the names OF the days Of tho
Week, derived from tho old Teutonc mythology. Bede
tails as Il "a derived from E0sre, Ostara the Anglo
saxon goddess Of spring whom the fourth month April
Tor answering to month Of that name), was dedl
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

When Incredibly, prenatal influence
and environment al get In their dead.
~ Wo.k on ohlld's nature, there isn't
much hope for the poor youngster.
she mus De smart. In spite OF her.
self. Such. al any rate seems to be
Tho case With the little Curic girl. the
i'yenr-oId daughter of NJ. and Nine.
Cnrle t1g renowned scientists and
discovcr0rs OF radium.
The chlds playthings are tes'
tubes and mysterious iooklng bottles.
For pra'.c with other children She
cares nothing, but listens with rapt
attention 10 ecientlnc discussions be.
w cen bet father and mother and
lea ned visitors, seven times her age.
Wheic are the baby ways2 Where
are the franks and delights OF child.
hoodf A.as. they are not IN this
unusual child. Even the child's grand.
father was a professor OF science.
kyerytnne Is against her being like
other lIt.'o Girls.
BoforJ the chlld's birth her mother
was In fho midst OF the experiments
which Del to the discovery of ladlum.
This fart together with her parentage
makes Do unnecessary 10 wonder that
the lliiia Tirl Is the strange little
creature hat she Is.
The father and mother are proud
Of their daughter's keen, scientific
mind. Men and women who harp
upon Tho Importance Of prenatal In.
huenco, and those who dwell upon the
laws OF hcredity and environment.
have IN the child an example which
tkoy may hold up 10 the world 90
prove Their theories. So far SO good.
but whai OF the little girl who has
been robbed OF her childhood. who will
never know youth. or the pleasures Of
life unfolding3
Such Is the price the unfortunate
child must pay for the learning OF
her anCeftors.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
WHAT is eAsrsR7

This great Christian Observance commentaries the
resurrection Of Christ from the dead This Ia the fuuda.
mental principle Of Christianity. Others had taught al
Abraham. the unity OF God. Others had tried TO teach
the Immortality 0f men, seeing through glass darky
hut Il remained Tor Christ demonstrate the doctrine
by his resurrection from the grave
on Friday he was crucihed and buried. On Saturday
the Grim Monster asserted his sovereignty the race
Death Is eternal sleep. said nature and experience
extngush life nope and happiness said the Grim Mon.
arch OF the underworld.
But the hrs day OF the week. our present sunday.
ls IL began TO dawn, angel came from glory. rolled
back the stone and mans redeemer broke bands
death and triumphant from the grave. Thus he
demonstrated the Immortality Of And. hcnce the
rejoicing Of the Christian word. over the return Of
Easter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
HISTORY OF EASTER.

This great Christian festival the successor OF the
Jewish Passover
Fully 1000 years ago, Moses revoltod against the
Egyptian government aud led his people, the Hebrews
into independent existence IN the land Of Canaan The
history OF that deverance commemorated In a gor.
ceremonial established by the Jewish theocracy.
civil government which claimed to rule by divine af
pointment II called the passover.
Through the natural evolution OF events Jesus OF
Nazareth, who taught certain great Innovations In the
religion Of his country tried and executed NJ the
time OF this national festival Christianity founded
upon the e. teachings and death Of Jesus. Thus u
comes pass the great Christian festival
commetnoratng the death and resurrection OF Chrdt,
synochronlzcs In time with the Jewish Passover
memoratng the birth Of the lsraeltes independent
nation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
sENoINo aoILERMAkERs EAsr.
Santa Re Supplying Vacancies from
Employees on Coast Lines,

Santa Pc supplying Vacancies from
Employees on Coast Lines,
The San BernardinO. Cal. Times.
index says.
The Santa Fe sent about fifteen boil.
ormakers from the local shops 10 on
places made vacant al points east 81
Albuquerque by the strike OF boiler
makers which was called last week
between Albuquerque and Chicago.
The expectation Is that more men VIII
be sent from here n the eastern end
Of the line within the next few days,
although most Of the men express
some reluctance at going from Cali.
foFnia. Nearly all 81 those who left
last night we're going TO Ia Junta.
General Manager A. @. Wells says
concerning the strike, we do not
expect tho strike 10 have any effect
whatever here There was a similar
strike a year ago. and ] believe Il has
not been called OFF yet. This may be
a phase Of that one. There IL 90 like.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

FIELD DAY or THE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE


INNAAai correspondence
Mesllla Park. April 2l.-The thir-
teenth annual fold day Of the Agri-
cultural college was held on the
athletic field OF the college this after
noon The day was unpleasant on ac-
count of a wind that blew most OF the
day. A good crowd was present In
spite Of Il and vas rewarded by some
credltable work.
ii0.yard DASH. @. Miller, first.
Ralph Deemer, second. II is seconds.
~ 10. shot Edward nedding. first;
Perry Kearuey. second 40 n Az In.
Running high iump-Jay Stoneking
and Sidney Sutherland, tied for FIRST;
Frank skidmoro. second. feet.
22O.yard DASH. q. Miller. first
Ralph Deomor. second. "a f-5 seconds.
Discus Rafael Ramirez. first, =.
Redding and =. Koarney, second. %
feet.
220.yard hurdlos-Ffank Myers,
irst; Il. Ramirez. second 20 2-5 sec
onds
Running broad jump w Bouts,
first; r. Ramirez. second. rs f.. II IN.
i20.yard hurdles---Allan Graham,
first. Rafael Ramirez, second 20 10
seconds
~ NJ. hammer-Ed. Reddlng, FIRST;
j. w. Bouts. second M n. 9ih In.
ii0.yard run Ralph Deemer. arst.
Rex Gillian. second. so 10 seconds.
Pole yault--Allan Graham, hrHti
Rex GILLIAN, second n. 6 In.
SS0-yard run-Ralph Deemer, nrsl
Rex Gillian. second. minutes, ~
Reconds.
The team that IL ~ represent tho
college az the intercollegiate meet AZ
Albuquerque will be- announced IN a
few days. Archie Brown and Earl
Graham. members OF last years team.
we're not able to compete but expect 20
he able 20 train up for the intercol'
leglate meet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
RUSSIAN SQUADRON rs
eOMrWt4AT OtvtDgD

fsinRtau, Shantnn Peninsula. April
2o.-Pusitive confirmation has been
obtained here 10 the statement that
the Russian squadron left kamrann
bay April 22d, and that the Russian
cruiser svieilana and the Russian hos.
pltal ship Orol and fourteen trans
POI are still At Kamrann bay. The
division Of the Rusaii-n squadron un-
der command Of Admiral NeF0batoii
has non joined the main squadron com.
manded BY Admiral R0iestyensky up
% today.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
KURoPATklN SAID TO
HAVE PETUaNED HOME

st. Petersburg. April z5.--Tho Russ
has formally denied that N. Witto has
resigned the presidency OF the com.
mittce of ministers, The paper "a.
plains that he was worn out with
work and In urgent need Of rest. but
Insists thar he has not resigned
In financial circles Il IL reported
that NJ. Witte may accept the manage.
ment Of the Wuaso.Chlnese bank
The Boulsa Gazette publishes re-.
port thar Gen. kurupatkin, comman.
der OF the nrst Manohurlan army, has
returned from the front and will be-
succeeded by Gen. kaulhurs. com.
mandor Of the second Manchurian
army
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
HoM,s THlsa

tor any case ga catarrn mat cannot be-
We Oaor one Hundred Dollars Reward
cared By Hairs Catarfh cure n. j..
CHENEY a Co, Toledo. q.
We. The undersigned. have known =. ..
cheney for the last 10 years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In an business
transactions and financially able 90 carry
out any Obligations made BY hia nrm.
WALnlNg. KlNNAN a MARVIN.
Nholosaie Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls CatNrrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood ana mu-
coua surfaces ~ the system. Testimonials
all druEEista
Take Halls Family Pills Tor eonstipa-
ton.