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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

Christ. hseause admittedly the oldest.
 has beeh 6eset with very grea; diiii-
 cultics fhe church of Rome, ii whose
 possession most of them are. has guard
 ed ihem with extreme care. md. con
 sidefiag iheir sanefifY. no one ean won
 der at this ot even complain If il.
 There fs iii the bnsiiea ef st Peters,
 at 8ome. ID the sncrlsty over The gi
 gantc statue of Mt Nerouica. pictute
 accounted so holy and priceless that DO
 iaylaaa maf ever behold If. aud 1t Is m
 tue authority uf Fathers Garacel aud
 Tehay who were famous as Roman ant
 quarians In the reign ef Plus IN, that
 even the supreme pontin looked upon
 It only once year, and then obiy after
 communion
 Ii consists af life size head Of the
 Saviour represented as lying In the sep
 ulcher. The aseertained history of tue
 picture reaehes 10 the second century
 Second only to this work Is the pie ture in the sacrisly of the Church or
 St Bartolomeo, in Genoa. The hair Is wet and matted tears and the blood drops from the crown of thorns. so ex- prcsslve of the stern reality Of death. mark the face but the calm features and nearly closed eyes. the gently part ed lips. speak nui of corruption. but of the spirit ut that moment In paradise and Of the shortly to Ike accomplished resurrection fhis portrait Is positive ly known Ia he |, 800 years old. and tradition says t was painted by NJ Luke
 A picture in the library Of the Vat ican at Rome Is Of date probably contemporary with the two just men. toned. Legend declares that this also was a production Of St. Luke. It K executed in thick water color on a panel of cyprus wood. now almost
 wholly deeayed.
 Many of the portraits of Christ found in the catsNcomhs afford suthe ieut eyl= ience that the familiar traits of the l lair parted in the middle. flowing to | he shoulders and beginning "a curl of wave from the ears downward. the thin beard. the mustaehe aud the oval face NtEt itNashiNsN a~ tut asNttH- ut'hahA | characteristic and true likeness even
 at the early rerioi
 This type has heen followed hy all | the great painters ef ChriStendom down | ie the present day IL satisfied Michel | angelo In painting his hast picture of | Christ he followed the Veronica DOT. | trait Hue for line as II he had traced it This likeness of Christ Is universally | recognized. so that now tn every coun try where We see il painted lt Is well | known who it represents. New Or l leans Times Democrat.
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

Nasal Catarrh. an inflammation Of the delicate membrane lining the air passages, k not cured by any mixtures taken into the stomach. Don't waste time on them. Take Ely 'sC Cream Balm through the nostrils, so that the fevered swollen tissues are reached at once. Never mind how long you have suffer ed nor how often you nave been disap- pointed, We know Eiyfs Cream Balm will cure you as it has cured others bv the thou>and All druggists. 5o cents. Mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren St. New York
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
GRETcHeN'S SURPRISE PARTY
How German HoussTaai5 Made
 Whole FsmIl Happy.

"note amy 'i~Psy-
 X German hoaselnaii very fond of her mistress llttie ebiidren aud wisbz lug to add 4 hit of llonieiY cheer to their EasterfiAe. decided te follow quaint and pretty custom observed m many Of the provinces Of Germany t riy on Easier morning, before one of the family was astlr, she stole ont on the lawn and hid little nests, which she had secretly nude during her spare hours, under shrubs. trees, behind flhes and iowerpofs and ln every eoncelV. able corner of the yard In these nests, fashioned of straw twigs and twine she placed the freshest Of eggs, "hieh were te be cooked for Easter break. fast. and the cooking vas te be done out of doors in Il kettle placed over riide campfire for the purpose.
 When the famsiY came downstairs the German maid fafd them tHat tbe Easter rabbits had been in the grounds the previous night aud that f the chll= tlren would hunt ab6ut the yard they would ind fresh eggs for breakfast Jeff there for theHEhk tine sRow Rbitss rabbits
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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

most n9aa~y lIabic conversation. bat in time the musician deIYed beneath fhe surface and fonad the heart which for years had almost starved for music. II had been born 10 ter. ste thought but there had been work f0 de. so heavy that her hands had gfoau too ] rough and sfl1 to play the old fash i toned organ There were Two inxalias fo nurse when fhe filiags eboif would haze 1penn glad gf her services. And 50 she counted her bose nS dead aud buried HuBl fbe inheritaaee had come. and then
 .Weli.e she said. with a ehlnisieal saae. T thought I'd e9nge ie Ne~ Yefh and bear the f.eaf of Hlnsi> while tIle HoHey lasted would haKe taefe of req! llfe what ] base heard people cal the Joy of UvIaz
 Weston smiled f9 himself. She cal ed fhls seeing fife. And indeed. theae dayz shs Waa gHife in 8 futter Of ex e5ieuleaf sii tile flsue Westeu bad iieketz he sssid aaf nae faf fAiz eeH cert aud tnat siafihees eame Just when be bad pGai.a. and t sas q shaA4e fo saafe tBe tickets He sas tremendously diverted iy this delicate flower like W9nHn wlio felf 'hat she wns indnlglng iu mad orgY Of music lie is.ftrned to leok forward Wlth keen hlfeHett t9 her eofameHts OH the con cerfs she attended Self played so smaff part ln Der enjoy uient II was nlwags not how she felt but hos the music affected the audience. and gradu ally ae discovered that she had de. eided gift 0f criticism nhieh gas de velopiug nnder lis guidance
 Something he Anew. too. that his pupil of thirty.one had not discovered Under The magic Of indnIging the one great longing Of her lifetime she was cheating old fBther Time. turning pages back and not forward. The fainf color was always Tn her cheeks these days and The voice. rising In her bird like throat. was fresh as a girls. Hit. ing likr larks in lowered meadows.
 And. watching her development. the tired man began te wonder what had come over him. He saw his work in \ new light The weight Of drudgery slipped from his shoulders. The sense Of wasted effort yielded 10 the infee- tious happiness Of his buoyant pupil.
 And a9 tiawned Easter morning over st Angusfiue's Oatside the doors the mob ef si-htseers swayed while the regular parisbieuers claimed tirat right e lewt Then came the thrush of strangers. the orea6ist took his plaee Mf Weston raised his hand and the haa1 of ehffe roi5ed men and women Hled iHfo the enoir left Uat to the WHiiia9 mBitHde Fplled The waves of perfectly baGuee1 haraoaiez- han afed YoIec aaael'Hy seHreted thought tHe eausfesaIeH# aHd vel fo fhe man 2 h4 taa imHe} them theEe eame haf q sms.e fa.ee llfa tare Was ap.lfte1 hfa efe# aasf aaA teadEr as aisle f#lzfHzez rTfaFtl=ss iz1e ' aaAeeful weaA rea hs4 AIa Hts55 the beads of the etlIsf snr
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 Te tie nah f ratae not is q paean of tfeueh but Il message nf peace. and she had shown hin the Nayi
 lie VHnted to teli her now this min
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
China. Easter Rabbit.

Que tiay. says Chinese legend ths great Ssi Ru,ldha Was very hansrS There were na restaurants In the neigh halhes-i X lityle rabbit perceived th, gssis plight and, hopping up to him said
 Kat me u RHssaAa s''
 Touched hy such anselfssh devotion the xui transported bunny ta the mon where he stAl sies ia the top If trsS pounding in mortar the herbs that :, Co make ap she water ef life
 Al lhe spring. feaSg in China ese' siusr that ftste people give each otaei mean shalssl cakes siaail.s-a with ths i.1lase u > xaaalg
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

io the banks uf Easter lilies. Per haps II was thelr perfume something seemed to smother the sound in her throat Then. e~ fl fascinated. hci glance ttaeelel back to meet his. and ,hc tender gravity In his face steadied her She fpisci her book. the coiof came back Into her face, and as hei voice Heated nut to him In the hnal "Aifelula he knew that hts hearts me. sage had rcaehed her, and that was her answer
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
Many Women Praise This Remedy

If you have pains in the back, | rim. ary, Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want certain, pleasant herb cure for woman x ills, try Mother Gray's Aus tralian-Leaf. IL is safe and never. falling regulator. Al Druggists or by mail 5o cts. sample package FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co, LeRoy, N. |. l4-I7
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

AS Easter day approaches Jesus. "A atf,se resurrection and ascen- si.al tii3s day enaameasofafes.
 fs isr5 56u To OUT attention. and iae question is asked. bid the Safi0ar leave his likeBszs.e-TJl1 esIrf1 while among uaeur@
 JHls question X best answered bY re ferrlag ts tLe remarkable consistency xliil ssi1isa Christ bas teen pictured all through the ages by fbe worlds < greatest painters
 Many able and profound students os Christian art haze brought forward positive arguments 10 show that this p0rtFastare did exist iB the early dec ades of tie Christian era at the time Of Christ aud ihnt its history and elarae- teristles fully supply the requisite eie- Deni of authenticity.
 Of tbe typical portraItnre of Jesus. transmitted 10 ls from an age in which the productions of pictorial art were either yenal to iBanity or utterly de based it stands entirely by Itself for purity. for power Of conception, and for a style Of art not belonging and related 10 pone other
 Archaic in its grand simplicity. II Is yet distinctly individual and portrait like in its type. Whether portrayed in humility. in suffering or in triumph. though sometimes severe and rugged. II is still always dignIfied and males He. IL addresses itself by it's infinite tenderness and ai the same time by it's strength ef character so directly to the higher synlpathies and aspirations Of our nature that il K accepted at once with undoubting almost insiinctive, faith AS the ycrltable counterpart Of the divine original.
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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

ute The service stretched alteit6l ef tni inter nlnnhiY
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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

hes rd you sang there in ille choir ''
 "in sure II is fully kind Of you to say so l don't do much. you know. Just one Of the che rus but ifs xl0 per-. md you meet Tea nice people too Id have joined inc NJ eicn league. too. only you'ye got te report for every feliearsHlof lose your tickets for the Inst e0ii@ cert
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

 n Efss AMY CARTIER leaned NN hack 10 fhe dBfl shadows ef fie beafding house parlor and
 watched tbe girl af iile plano The girl fad irise Du1 quite uniraia- t1 THifr. and she s1ng ip commonplace t0i Hess fashiau The air Of fogf part saefed song
 Wasn't Il shisery and grand g here tbe bass took ap the tuner
 The girls hands came down on The keys with a crush She Lad not dream. ed fhat Nigs Amy had e8me Into the room Most of The bearders did n0f eome downstairs until the lea bell had rung Miss Am9 uas almost as star. tied as the girl She had been In The house hte weeks md never exchanged a word with any one saFe the land lady
 Were you ai sl, Aagaztlne.s this aft. erno0nf'' inquired the girl. swinging around on the piano stool.
 '.Oh yes. replied Miss Amy simply "IFve been there every Sunday since
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

y ss Tie efs
 
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 2 C < WIc ch s til@ again. Te age Is
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
 The Happy Sunday.

The early Christians called Easter day pominics Gaudii the happy Sun,
 day.
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

The pussy viiis-z. tH- efoess' The sroyscreps tHz Ese5 t4
 The bIuehire. ta s4.teffiY.
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
HerEaster Joy
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A Story by ESTHER JOYCE

{ Copyright. Ie7. by Mary AeKeon. { '. irsrs. .sa ,, ll.. g.. @. ,
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17
] Pictures of
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A Easter day approaches Jesus. "A abose resurrection and aseea- ei.a. fiis day e1aameaiofaies
 fs fsrI s{u 10 our attention. and
Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

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Putnam patriot., 1908-04-17

Te eAea !tcaiae Hnf as q paean of tfiepth. hHi II message uf penee and she had shown tim the way
 He eHnted to teli her now @this min.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE FIRM FAILS.

The failure Of Henry W Gennerich & Co, Of
Nc q Exchange Place vas announced yesterday
OF Tie Consolidated Stock Exchange. The firm had
q number Of small outstanding contracts on the
floor OF the exchange. which were bought in under
che rules Henry W Genne-ich. the board member,
admitted 10 membership August 81, 1896.
i Is understood that the firm has an assign
for the benefit OF creditors but the extent OF
.,s liabilities IS unknown
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
General Office. 1o7 West .1st Street
Borough of Manhattan


Pursuant To the provisions Of Chapter Ara Laws of
80, t h+ INA! Election Law. notice is hereby
mat an official Primary Election of the enrolled
ffIlepuoilcan Democratic, Independence League and
electors of the City OF New York will he
on tuesday. March 81, 1905, between the hours
SSii as herein constituted and stated
TolLIns races as below designated
atc' Independence League and Prohibition
eiTc'ors I m 1or each Of the Primary Districts
OF Primary Records by respective
aIrinen OF the County Committees the Republican
-le.c. independence League Prohibition
paIty xnizations Of the of New York
frtnlafN Election Will be the part of the Re
UoCan electors for the purpose ejectinr delegates
- Assenniy District Conventions elect delegates
=. repuphcan state Convention; elect delegates
20 SongressionaI District Conventions purpose
OF electinE delegates
National Convention. - 4
, me part Of the Democratic electors for tn. pur
ot eiectlng delegates to Assembly District Con-
70 eject delegates and aternates the Dem
ocratic state Convention
On the part of the Independence
purpose OF electing delegates
SIs Independence League Convention: %
Iesates 70 congressional District Conventions
- 'ose OF electirg delegates and
Convention OF the Independence League Party
pose OF electins delegates o Convention
eLect delegates 10 the Prohibition Convention
purpose OF electing delegates and alternates
40 ie atlohal convention Of the Prohibition Party
ne number Of delegates 20 be
aIo me time and places which the
20 meet Tor organization embraced and forth
,fHepGniican- Democratic Independence League
fFonibitlon party County Committees
me location OF each polling place the Borough
o. afhattan the election district within the Primary
ana the names Of the parties whose Primary Elections
VIII De held thereat follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
p0ITTTCLANS PINCHED?
uhary Interests Reported Short as
Gas Stocks Rise.

-,,.oadsted Gas stock was one OF the features
-. ..ook market yesterday. and made SEN
-, advance From 1oaS.. its opening price il
=. ~ transactions OF over looo0 shares 10 II6la
- closed only !. down from the top price. The
- snld as low lacs. Monday last and
,...5 a. 1ae On Tgesday- There was a report that
-ss-x ooiitical interests heavily OF the
-.o,E and that the rise had been engineered TO
-. the politicians cover. The convertible bonds
- y, 10 IIs1. and closed at lis.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
WESTERN MARYLAND COMMITTEE.

William s FanshaEe has been added 70 the West
- Maryland Railroad stockholders and genera,
len and convertible bondholders' committee o.
which Richard Sutro is chairman
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THIRTY-FIRsT ASSEMBLY +

Pursuant the requirements OF tho Primary Elec-
ton Law. Board Elections Custodian OF pr1-
records, hereby prescribe the ballot be used
at the Primary Election TO be held Tuesday. March
81. 1905 follows:
The size of the ballot for the Republican, Demo
cratic. Independence and Prohibition parties
IN the Counties OF New York. Kings Queens and Rich
shall I weight
Of the paper shall be 30 pounds TO the rean OF $50
sheets double each sheet II inches by "a inches
one or more waterTnarks "Interborough Bond 70 be
each ballot The color Of the Republican ballot
shall be light yellow, the Democratic ballot white.
the Independence League ballot light green and the
Prohibition ballot blue. with each color Uniform
throughout Each ballot shall have printed written
upon its face the party the Assembly District
number the Election District number when the cleo
On district is the unit of representation. the
of the positions filed. and the OF the per
be voted TO fill such positions printing
shall be in black ink
JOHN r. DOOLING.
CHARLES B PAGE,
JAMES KANE.
RUDOLPH C FULLER.
Commissioners Of Elections.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
SCHEDULES SHOW MORSE DEBTOR.
Owes sl4.654 to Whitney & Kitchen, Stock
Brokers, Who Made an Assignment.

Schedules In the assignment Of Girard y. Whit
. s-d James Y. Geraghty. who carried busi-
-ses un6e- the name OF Whitney & Kitchen. bank
= s-E stock brokers' at No Nassau street. and
80 81 assignment for the benefit of creditors
= January IS 10 BayarG L. Peck were fled yes
..-5az IN the Supreme Court At the time the
sss--,er- was made the liabilities 1856. So
sd nominal assets s4e2-15o- The assignee has
,t,,-,sated most OF the collateral loans, and on
.sb L there were liabilities of S22122 and gross
.sse+s q. So. SIS Charles w Morse IS a debtor
for s14.s54
among the creditors are George Mercer Jr
.n,sg. John F. Mcintyre. So,560; c. Q. Baker
.,e,isl. Sl37es: Mrs. Septima NJ Coils S9,se4; G.
Z Fo.1tain sl3.I5s; A r. Waring S1s.4l5. w w
81 $3.50: W P Willis s1osz5. and s. H voor-
bees xe oe5
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER & PrrrsBURG.

BUFFALO ROCHESTER & PTTTsBURG.
-ai-5 week n sIa-ch-- El5s55s sl47.8ss s1s1.7ss
-l-g Nz-ca .1--.- sg3ss[5 5.sIcS36 49, 0se
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
t-6 week II AIa-ca. $4,000 s. $50 600 s1Ice 900
Jay Marda 2l.--- 5lsl191s IS s592375 43. 434
INTERNATIONAL & GREET NORTHERN
- ! = Hz-q5 e 5i5i.ss5 e'5s6os5 5asSi77
IOWA CENTRAL
----5 week March SIZES ss3.9s7 s5e5 -!
.-lE Ezr-1 21---- c153 4es 2-3II-S1E 2l6I5es
MINNEAPOLIS q ST LOUIS.
----1 sIo527 S76.s1S ss5.s41
JUS March IL . a2l.35S o,77I.s2- 27l4 2-0
MISSOURI PACIFIC
----6 Ms-1--- $50 GGo $4,000 $4,000
J-E March = = oeo s. .o7e 80 el53l9
Central B-archJ
7F.-1 We i Na-ch.- scaee5 $4,000 .ca0oo
.-g - March 2l---. 1l3lns5 11%oo52 I4l5315
TEXAS & PACIFIC
----5 -@e5 It 1-zrcf.- xe26 ~ s3147ss s25s l4a
Jug March IL Il-4I55-s l-.3o1.3IT 954s 400
LEHIGH VALLET-
Gr--. Feh-.ar--
.--~E= s. 1881 s2342- l5h S2a'-5 7@7
l1-a-se= taxes ssH go ! -. - 222
-,s- es---=~ -...---- So 81 s476.4@7 s53150
-a--5-zs So al e--5 81 4l.3 80 80 $50
Iz--ss enc taxes l6 o. 400 l4.51a-lsI 139l6273
Se, e----gz ...--.. s7.5ss-a- ss.s4o2zs sss44.6ll
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES.

TIE roads IN tac New York Central system re-
ro~- gross and net earnings for the month OF Jan
Le-- These figures. Tor purposes OF comparison
sFe compiled On TIE same basis Of accounting
heretofore used. AID differ from those reported 10
t1= Interstate Commerce Commission under the
new r.1-l1ds q accounting
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
psowpENT LIFE STOCK FOR SONG.

Two hundred shares Of the stock OF the Provi-
s.-t Savings Life Assurance Society OF New York
we're sod auction yesterday for 50 share The
ssle vas understood TO be for the account OF the
receivers @ the Mechanics and Traders Bank The
sane NO hundred shares were advertised 10 be
so,s las- week but were withdrawn Eighteen
months ago Edward R and Orlando F. Thomas
bought control Of the company paying in the
-eighho-hood OF $50 share for large block Of
sock i Is understood that the stock sold at auc-
t.on yesterday was part Of the Thomas holdings
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
COMPLAINT AGAINST 3. r. T. DISMISSED.

Af-e- hearing the explanation of Arthur y. Dut-
-1 general superintendent Of transportation Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit lines. Commissioner Bas-
se-- q TIE Public Service Commission dismissed
yesterday the complaint il regard better station
facilities Al Twerry-ff1h avenue the West End
line al Timer Park Nj DuTIon said the company
vas planning 10 make new layout Of tracks at
thac point, but that the improvements would not
be completed before next winter The Commits
slC1e- decided taaI the company should have rea-
sclahle tine il which 10 carry out its plans
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

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