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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18
MARINE REGISTER

Tomorrow: Sun rises at 6:01: sun sets
at bp. m. Moon rises at SIS a. m High
tides at 9:o3 n. m. and e:S p. m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18

Nat Hcrreshof has before him the DIFF
hcult task of planning n yacht 20 outsail
oll the. Yachts that he has heretofore
planned 90, outsail all the yachts every
body else has planned - Boston Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18

laid down-set in chair day and night
and had to be drawn from one room to
another. BY my doctors orders went
south and staid several months but re-
ceived no benefit. At last Brazilian
Balm was recommended TO NE so highly
] decided 10 try il. Inside of a week I
could sleep in my bed. Now I am out
doors every day, tending to everything,
do not have any Asthma aud will soon
resume my old occupation, foreman Of
the Eddy Electric Mfg. Co., of Windsor
CT. Most gratefully yours, -
VIM. II. WooD.
Thousands Of doctors prescribe Brazilian
Balm in Catarrh. Asthma, PleuriSy and Grippe.
Only thing known that removes all the after
effects OF Grippe In Lungs. Liver Kidneys. Etc.
sc cts aud $500 bottle at druggists. With the
81 90 bottle You get months Treatment FREE
oi ToxIcoLA TABLETS. the best Tonic. Strength
builder In the world. n. v. JACKSON a Co
Manufacturin. Chemists, indianapolis, Ind.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18

arrange for the annual reunion and sup
per that will be held in Mechanics hall
later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18
FOUR DOCTORS FALL
10 months in a chair.
A Specialist also fails to even relieve
a bad case Of Asthma.
The BRAZILIAN BALM instantly re-
lieves and effects a Radical Cure.
Shaker Station, CT, Feb. 8, 1890.
> INDs -, AoIIs
Brazilian Balm


Brazilian Balm
has done w on
ders for me, after
suffering Q years
with Asthma. 1
received no help
from four of our
local physicians,
and a specialist
in Hartford, who
is at the head of
the hospital and
receives all the
critical cases in
tn e adjoin ! n z
counties. For Is
months / never
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18

This is one of Kings best sto-
ries. Thousands of the old
) readers of Captain Kings sto-
ries when they have read this
one by General King will be
ready TO accord TO him in fic-
tion the promotion he has won
; on the battle field.
The story will soon appear in
this paper. Don't miss it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-18

Mr. ne Lanccy Fiske. son of Rev. and
Mrs. George Mcclellan Fiske. L. the guest
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

pertauht I'M er beHer bebt emoI gar
nids eiIe. Das bubt dipiuer bod einiz
ses biets, ben ih geDenft, bic NGbbi.s
mile geife tper'n I'm mann ich ie gang
alIeins efIe mub. 90 ben ih benn ein@
aebaue, ais mann idb bic Welt BORN
llnnergang rette ipolIt I'M babel ben
ids gar nit sesIidbt. gs BOT nit eint
Wort nit nit mid esriebt. Wie mer
nod bei ben Dinner libe un ih NIT
iehr semifhte @efieble I'm NIT ipabrsr
9obtesberahtung an ben Hdbbitt gez
tDorst ben, DO fomnt nff eempl Qe6s
pie aus bic Nahba-idaft I'M iast:
Sch. Miitsr. sic i'm Pietfb, ipis
fomme sic bann bdau, mel bref Rii4
ties au ihub.e2 Die arme Disbrnhsr
ben Sbne bod nids gu leib seOabn"
Der pbil is gana ipeib in lei 5ebs ee-
iporDe, un bas bots for mid seiettelt.
MiIter @biisyr, mann i6 Sbne iebt
feine eingebenoe Shilberung pbDer
DesfrippIden BON bem geippe, mas
iebt se6dppenb is, Dann berfe Se nit
mdbb briiper fie6le in forge Worte,
i1 eife in mel sdnSes 2eps fein Hdbbit
mebr I'm nit ben pbil ba per'n ih
aud nod iebpen I'M bont iu forget It.
Wfit bette Riesabrbs, Subrs
9iaaie 5anffensel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
alrl,rrrtlt.

Oes 3tpiebelbauern altes 9aus ift
iibernldbig bod sesen Geuer perfihert.
I'm bic bobe Weriiher4ngsfumme ausz
beaablt au .rbaltsn, entfdliebt II fih,
bas buus beiinlih in Branb 81 feben
nnb ielbft Mlurm 5u fchlasen. bamit
iih ter Werboht Der 1bGterfhoft nidt
duf i'm lenfe. Mm ar.beren Morgen
'itiirat ber,, 3piebtlbouer bonn aud
planmdBig aus feinem 6anfe bic DOrf<
itrnbe binunter unb fhreit In einem
fDrt: .sSeuer! Geutrl 1tuer! ytl"
Bier bieibt ibm pl0blih bds MOrt I'm
6ulft fteden unb Il ideitt 5u etner
Galsfdule Ill erforrsn. rGofrn,
iofra!@ brunl1nt &, ~jebt b0B I ptrtlf
IN Der Gil' Derssf'n, bdb Z = 9ous
pot6er dn3iinb'!~ 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
9ie &tfraft Der 8mrem

uno tire l,euerDings auf benz &rieasz
t6suter befunDete erneute 56dtiefeit
rest eine enelii9e WpdenlArift gu
einigen 8etrdhtunsen an, Die be3eu=
gen, bab llnbefaasenbeit in Der prei1e
@nglanbs bier uno oa bod au Morte
fommt. Mir lefen ba: nWas INNER
iiber bic lebten GreisniKe in Siib=
.afrifa seba9t unb ausse1pro6en iper<
ben mag, es 1T fiber, oab mir feline
&i6nerOe 'barob gu fiibren bere1tist
iin0, oab bic 8uren uns aus benz Mese
laufen unO einen oTfensn Gampf
ihsuen. Ma1 Der 6hGBung QprD
aithener's iinb Die aelammten Burens
fomnanbos ni9t mebr ais 8,OOOMann
fart, lpdbreno uniere Sruppen 1ih auf
etipa 100000 Mann beaiffern. Die
Mrt unb Weiie, tuie bic 8uren lebtbi1
fo6ten uno aud peiterbin fehten,
ftebt einais bo. Mntatt cine 6lobe
v8anbe BON Msrpbeuren" au iein -
ipie bic tbOri1k phraIe 2oro Noberts
nab ieiner MiidieEr ,lnb in ber Grfldz
ruI1g, DaB Der Er1sg leRt yborilber"
lei, laniete - ba6eii lie ge3eigt, baB
lie bod oissiplinirte 5oloaten uno
oerart Drsaniiirt iinb, oaB iie nit
2eihtisfeit unfere tiidtislten Offi3iere
iiberliifen unb iibertreffen. sic areifen
nniere beitgeDdhlten uno befeitigten
Shan3erdben INN 5tenun9en an,
fperfen nnisre bsiten 1ruppsn nit
gr6btem 5hnsib aus biefen beraus.
Cine Der blutigiten Ratdtropben. bic
fih felt ben Sagen bon 5pion Sop 5n=
getrdgen, baben mir i'm britten Sabre
I'bes Rrieses fih ipieberholen iehen.
Oas follte ben blinben RdnnegieBern
3n benfen seben, bic ii1 aIs bic Jergsn
bes Nei6Sfdiffes alf5pielen. I'm e.
In tpenigen Mprfen 81 innen: Die Wns
ren fhldgen nns, obgIti9 mir linen
| i'm wtrb1ItniB ppn 25 gu / iibtrlegen
/ iino. Dds mag man IN Dnbenben bon
Rpm6inationen ptrfhisbendrtig dnss
briiden; nbleu9nen tam man bic 9bdtz
|fdns nid5t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
9ie .rrrTd1 lnfeur Irn,s.
Gin Che Sontl.

Sn erften Sabre:
r6ersfdierle, QansidIdierle,
Wah' ant OH golb'neS S.tdierlei
Die &oien bliih'n im @orten,
Dasu bic 8eiaelein,
Sie f0nllen's tannl ertparten,
Bon oir besriibt III leinl
Drum auf, iinb aus Dem Wettdeil--
aille, file, meiiI 3enriettheul"
Ginige Sabre fpdter:
sSe, 9enriettel !
'MauS aus benz Bettel
9ait bid geuug geoehnt,
Sange genrg gegdbnt!
Sb bu and mdllllt nnb n,urrf,
3tuiiGen oen jSdbuentaurrit--
6eh, Mlte, bebi
aoh' mir Goffeer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
Alrines aaliBpcrItninnuiH.

rNd, liebsr Rarl, bic neue RDdin
bat ben Braten anbrennen laHen-iie
1T nod 10 unerfabren! Gin aartes
aiiBden ipirb Did bafiir entf1d=
biaen!1 rMeinetipesen! S9id' iie
bait berein!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
AinDlirllr Nrnpr.

Sans: .papa, leibet Der Raifer
eisentlib Diel an 2eibi1meraeng"
9 ater: rWie fonmi On benn
barauf, Sunae9"- 81: sMeil
ibn auf feinen gteiien INNER iein 2eibs
ar5t bealeitet."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
,Treaairersfu.

Bat oni n (3ur Mafdfrau):
rWie, 2ene. fdeiben laifen sic iih,
fonmt benn bas in Guren Rreifen aud
porg"-W a dfran: 80. ia, gnd@
bise Grau, ipiHen sic, uniere Mdnner
iinb- aud reht arob!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
grina Nsinrid, nns seapt. epans

prims SSsinria ,tno seapt. Gpans.
prina 0einrih bat iin, fpie bereits
telegrop6ifn beriehtet ipurbe, fsbr err
freut bariiber ge6uBert, baB prdfibent
Mpofebelt Heorr rNDmiroI Noblep 9.
Gbans mil feinem gmpfdnge nnb feis
ner 8egIeitung in ben Ser. Gtaaten
beauftrast babe, ba ibn nit Gbans
eine alte SeemannsSGreunbfAaft berz
| binbe.
Die. gpifobe 5tpiihen benz .Nrinaen
6einrih unb bem bamaligen Rapitdn
GDdns, gelesentlid Der Geittase in
Giel, ipelhs 2ebterer in isinem ,gines
@.emanns Cog" beIdreibt, fpielte iid
folgenoerInaben ab:
Mm Sage na6 ieinsr Mnfunft auf
Der aieler syDbrDe, einern SpnntGge,
fanb an 8orb Oes beutiden Glase=
fdiffes gu gbren Der frenlben @Gite
@mpfang unb 8alI ftatt. gpans,
benz 1866 bor Sort ssifber cine Nebel=
lenfusel bds redte Rnie serf1mettert
bat, lit fGr bas BARRETT oes Baniaales
perloren, unb ct trat baber tpGbrenb
bes Bales CUR Seite, als Iib ibm elm
iunger beutfder &apitdn 5useftllte,
befen Hame tpie 10 piele anbere ibm
Bel Der WaifenborfelIung entgangsn
mar. Ser beittfhe Ramerab bate Elm
iaarf gef9nittenes, ebel gefprmtes
@eiint unb fpracb bas Gnsliide aufz
fdGig aceentfrei. Die 8eiben famen
ins @eiprG6 unb Gbans fab, bab er
es nit einem tiihtisen Marineofflaier
audhun bate; iie fprahen iiber sylot=
tenangelegenbetten, unb mo gbans
ntAt nit benz beutIhen RapitGn iiber=
einitimmte, fagte er es offen beraus,
uno Der Mnbere ipar ebenip freimiitbiq
gesen i'm. Ha9 elmer Weile 1aate oer
beutide Sffi5ier, er tpiinihe gpcns
letner @enablin pprsuitellen, unb
oieier fanb iih balo i'm @elprG6 nit
elmer anmutbiaen Dame, bic ebenfaIls
tabellos gneliid iprad. Hatiirlid
fannte er audi ibren Namen ,,ibt unb
in Der lebaften &onierpation bate er
erit gar nidt bemerft, bab eine Mnsahl
anoerer Odmen unb 6erren duf Iein
8egeniiber 5u tparten fdienen. ct
berabldiebete iid oaber unb aog ii9 gu
elmer Gtgarre in bic Rabine auriid,
als ibm betm @intritt Mbmiral anorr
entgegenrief:
Spans, Der prtna Iast, sic Ieien
elm fampfer aerl; ct min sic benz
Gaiier Dor rftellen."
rNbmiral, ih bab' ia ben Yrin5en
no9 niat geIehen unO Tenn ibn gar
ni9t."
~Run sic Iolltsn ibn bod iest ippbl
fennen, Sic haben ia cine balbeStunbe
nit ibm geiprofsn; mas Sic nit Der
prin5eIitn seiproden, ipeiB id freilid
ni1t."
sd bate alIp," 10 er3dblt NDmiral
Gbans, INIT ben beiben liebenslpiirz
oigften 2euten geiproden, bic mir je
borgefommen iinb, obne eine Nbnune,
odb tie grina uno 9rin3eliin 6einri1
tparen. SD bate in Der &onperidtion
gaes geraDe 10 berausgefast, tpie i1
bahte. Der Prin3 trus aapitGnsz
Uniform unb fpmmanbirte bus ssobrz
aeue, an beFen 8orO Der Gmpfang
itattfdnb. Sd fam ipdter nod bGufig
nit ibnen in 8eriibruns, berbanfe
ibnen piele 5reunblihfeiten, unb je
mebr i6 lie fennen lernte, Deto mebr
8epunoernstpsrtbes fano id an 8ei=
ben. Siherlid berbanfe ih Is auh
Der Mufmerffdmfeit bes prin5en 9ein=
rid, Dab iein 8ruoer, Der aailer, mid
nit 10 grobem Wpbltpollen beban@
bette. prinaeliin Srene fam ipdter
nod mebrmals an 8orb Der .Neip
Yort", Die 8efude l4ienen ibr auirih=
tiges 8ergnusen gu maden." IL. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
dE,ttriiHrt.

8anfier gum Gdnorrer):
sd unterftiibe sic unb neulid fOllen
Sic Drofhte gefabren feing"
6 Shnorrer: nNu, i9 tperbe bod
nit meinem Gelbe MAIDEN fDnnen, mas
i1 mill"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

Tre ,Wie biel gintppbs
i1er bat benn ssSbre @tabt2" Or o hz
tenfutfder: 80 mel, uns feb
len fdon lang nur mebr elm poor
OuBenb aur baIben MilIion-aber allez
NAL fabrt r uns bic Glettriihe' nieber
:iber'n 9aufen!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
QE,ttTdtuiniut.

6err (au afpei betrunfenen 2ebr<
! >lineen): rShdnt Sbr @uh nidt,
Radmittass nm Bier ubr babt Sbr
ihon etnen Mau5d!"-2 ebrIine:
rsSa. neil mir bait fdon um ie1fe bn=
beim iein miiiIen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
an nrr IFrrunc.

Ste: .Du tpilIigft alfo in meine
gabereife. 9erSensmdnnhen, ipirtlih9"
CT: nGeipib. aber ben 9ausfhliif~
fel muB ih befommen. "-Sie: 81.
peritebt fid. aebn 9ausfaliiifel font
Ou hnheni"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
D1d)fter zacnlisntus.

6err Tim Sbeater): rMas mar
benn porbin aaf Der Gallerie los?1-
2Dafnf4IieBer: I'D, ipie Der
Sddnipieler Shmirl off Der 8iibne
ftarb, ba 1T oben cine Mdfherin in
Dbnmaht sefaltn bic orme, alte
frau bate ndmlih nO6 atp0If Ma-t
bon ibm 3u friegen!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
RnTrr,1rul,nfbliithr,t.

nnterpffisier gum Giniab<
risen, Der beim MarIdiren redts onz
tritt): .Menf1. bet Sic @6riftfte[ler
iinb, bet merit man uff'n eriten Slid,
benn MIDI NAL bier tpifIen Sic. men
ri1tigen Mnfana."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

Goft Unit benz gTsn nidt aufries
ben, aum Mirtb): rMenn ih bas einen
Oienftmann ef1en lai7en tpplte, miibte
ih ibn, mod brauf aablen!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
Drr Hfd1thltrls,

6err: .@ie trinfen ipobl bieT
@dnaps2"-B E ttIer: 80, 9trr,
bie unb bo bilbet elm @l1shen einen
2idtblid ip meinem iammerpolIen Das
iein!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
DnH EcffrerialirhHr.

.6sute Radt, Mama, bab' i9 einen
fhredlihr, 9raum gebabt; mir
trdumte, bab i1 NIT einsm 6errn
burhsesansen mar unb bent Dir,
binterber ftellte es fih beraus, baB er !"
-rNun, bab er2"-. DAB er fein @elb
gebabt bait"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
Aus Der NrTrlIrd, AFT.

rMir miiKen bod enblib NAL 5u
apmmer3ienratbs seben; iie laben uils
70 oft ein, unb ME gsxn mir bin!"
Sci unbeiorgt, be 3 ; b laben
lie uns ia 10 oft ein!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
llntrr Irr,sssniu,te,t.

Gran Snfpeftor Oiir fin):
nWenn nur Sba friiber ipegginge! Sd
bate beute Der Mnna piel mebr iibsr
Sba, als Der Sba iiber Mnna 5u eradb@'
Ien!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
3jl,tfrr a8udt1tTrtte.t

artunb tn: r4dit Du ben
Geutndnt 3u pferbe gefsbeng4 9 q d :
fifh: sSa. id fob ibn nalerifb I'm
@attel binaeqpfTen.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
Wffenfr $dJrfibrbrtff uon
ei,lit Janfttfi,sfl.

80. SD
ipeiB nit, ld)
ben ihDn 4or
{ gan5e 3eit
lang 10 { Quft
llah en- Hd6z
BIT seba6t.
6rieber, iple
Der Pbilipp,
mas lnein9os=
hnnA i2 nnG
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

sebtn Durben, paBten gon5 sendn uuf
ben ber Grmorbung Der gatborine
2arftus ar1geflnatsn 0ouis Ibeombs!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
6arnoriIi(d5es.
An J.

AIT!
a.: (om 9obnbOft): .Siniuel,
5iebt's aber bier!@ b: .9eun. auf
sinem Bahnbofe mub bDd aud en-
.3ua' 5ein!~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06
UnppslJtsssia.
.Ginb Gie Rstirr, Atrr NIiimdxn7s
Rnr'bDnss sdlI su San.


Neuer Ditner (eints Wdrons,
0ls q Wsin. @isurren etc. DerinIoien
finbet): r0at benn ber ii9 iiber mid
eriunbidt?1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

.Ginidbrieer, faeen sic 'mal. an
mas tragen Sic benn eisentlid me
8rille, ipenn Sic MID NAL ieben. bet
Sbre 5alsbinbe >einen Singer brett au
ipeit aus benz arasen berausiiebt2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

Seraeant (aum Metruten. benz
Elm Stiid1en Shnur BON Der 0alsz
binbe herausbdngt): n9uber, ih CLAUDE
gar, sic ipollen in mem MarionettenS
tbeater auftreten9"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-06

e om m is: rNuu, mas piinihen.
gndbiges 0rduleing" 3 d fif d.
(errDtbenb): s0aben. sic 3iebesbrie5=
bef 1perer21
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-21
DOO Catcher Mccormick
Has Manu- Troubles.

Lorenzo Mccormick the city pound
master. is a much abused man. Tie has
tb, worst position in the 1ift OF the
city. \ short time ago he was trre5ted
for using undue cruelety in taking up
DOGS on the streets and after trial
in Judge Meyers court was acquitted
of.the charge, lie is in trouble again.
however, except that this time he has
managed to get through without being
arrested,
Mccormick was taking up a dog on
Congress street yesterday when man
vino is employed by the South I'm
Pacific intcrfered and struck Nc
Cormick. although the dog did OF be
long 10 him. After striking the pound
master. he fed out was captured ~
Councilman Goodman, who together
with Mccormick escorted the man 10
the police station where he vas re-
leased on s95 bond to appear tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-21
A LEGACY OF THE GRIP.

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness, nervousness, lack of appetite, en-
ergy and ambition, with dirordered lie
yer and kidneys often follow an at
tack of this wretched disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters,
the splendid tonic. blood purifier and
regulator of Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the ner-
yes. build up the system. and restore
to health and good spirits after an at
tack of Grip. IL suffering. try them.
Only Soc Perfect satisfaction guaran-
teed by all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-21

The Santa Cruz valley is to be re-
served by the Government and placed
under commission to be governed
in the same manner as the forest re-
serves. This is part of a great eX
pertinent being conducted by the De-
partment of Agriculture ana the santa
Cruz valley reserve will be the first OF
it's kind to be established in the Unit
ed States. The valley is TO be reserved
in order to restock 1t with the pa
tive grasses and to regulate the num-
Der of cattle that will be permitted to
Craze on the land. This reservation will
not exclude homestead or mineral
entry. but will merely place the lanu
under the supervision of government
commission.
The plan to reserve the Santa Cruz
valley for this purpose was conceived
some time ago and those interested
have been actively at work on the mat
ter for almost a year Credit is due IN
large measure to Professor r. II.
Forbes of the University of Arizona.
for the selection of the Santa Cruz
valley as the place to conduct this
great experiment to be made by the
Department of Agriculture. which IL
successful will he adopted for redeem
ing the ruined ranges in many sections
OF this western country.
The matter had been before the De-
partment of Agriculture for some time
when Professor Forbes went to Wash
ington about two months ago. on BUSH
ness connected with the Agricultural
Experiment Station here, of which he
is director While in Washington,
Professor Forbes was a warm advo-
cate of the establishing of the proposed
reserve to be undertaken as an expert
ment and he presented the advantages
of the Santa Cruz valley as one OF
the best places in this western country
to conduct this experiment. He APP
peared several times before commit
tee appointed to investigate the mat
ter. Since that time. the subject has
received a great deal of attention from
the department and as a result OF
Professor Fobrees efforts, a reserve
will be established in the Santa Cruz
valley.
| The first news of the favorable &C
/ ton OF the Department OF Agriculture
came yesterday when Professor Forbes
received letter from Clifford Plncnot
the National Forester. saying that he
was delighted to state that the Secre'
tary of the Interior had approved the
plan for a reserve south of tucson
ana that the papers in the matter had
gone to the Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office with orders to prepare
a proclamation reserying the proposed
tract. which includes the entire Santa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-21
Wdshin0tOn's Birthday
Properly Celebrated.

Washington's birthday exercises
were neld in all of the public schools
of the city this morning. The teachers
had provided their pupils with
hatchets cut out of different eolors of
cara board and tied with red, white
and blue ribbons. At the main build-
ing on the Military plaza a program
made up OF patriotic songs and recita-
tons was rendered, as follows: Soug.
"Hurrah for the Flag" school; recit-
alton. "A Schoolboy to George Wash
ington" Two Began recitation, For
My Country" Lawrence Dustin; recit-
alton, George Washington" Jennie
Simpson; recitation, Little Martha
Washington" Anita Brady; song,
washington" school; recitation,
Washington, Eddie Won Erxelbar.
Gladys Evahs, Jack Hallman, Bessie
Sheldon and Carl Hofmeister; cecita-
ton, In memorian," Kent Fryer;
recitation. "A New Story of the
Ratchet" Erma Rosentern song,
Lads and Lassles," school; recitation,
"A Cherry Tree" George Bruce; recit-
alton. The Courtship of Washington"
Teresa Morales; music. instrumental,
Pearl. Clara and Florence Hoff; roc.ta-
ton. Washington Day Walter
Murphy; recitation. Washington
Birthday" Alfred Trippell; song,
Red, White and Blue" school.
Similar exercises were also held at
the Holiday school, which was open
cd at the beginning of this year. The
program included a recitation, four
boys. first grade: flag salute school;
o1 Nyl,;fa pIno - -nI1nn1'
recitation, Washington Sgaurt
| Wells; Washington Birthday"
Flora Riggs; recitation, The Boys We
| Need" Roy Jones; song. "WashiAston
/ Our Washington" second grade; Our
! Flag Colors.'' four girls grade; Feb
ruary" Eloisa Oroisa; song, Honor
to His name" Fourth grade; Wash
ington and the Flag Second grade;
The Little Ratchet" Harold Hartley;
song. Star npangled Banner" school;
recitation, six girls, First grade; 1e-
citation, Floyd Armstead; song, Our
Starry Banner, First grade; recita-
ton. Glayds McFadden; dialogue,
Fourth grade; recitation Two Boys"
Second grade; song, America,
school
The exercises at the new school on
Convent street opened by the pupils
singings the national anthem. The
program was then carried out as fol-
lows The Boy Washington, four
boys; The Good Old Times four
girls: recitation, Our alag" Arturo
Rivera, Carmen Garcia; song. Red
White and Blue school; George
Washington" Louis Menager; Like
Washington. Filberto Nalenluela;
star Spangled Banner" school; lit
tie Boys Speech Davie Rittenhaus;
Morning Glory Bells" Josie Ander-
son; song. school; Washington s
Ratchet, Hugh Conlon; "Somothing
Better" Hortense Tuney; Il Would
Tell" Robert Connell, Little Bird,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.

uCSOH, AFlZ, FEB. Is IN
To lie Public:
Having severed my connection VII
the Brady-Scnneider Commissid
Company. and having received the a
pointment as resident agent OF B
Fireman Fund Insurance Compau|
OF San Francisco. Cal. formerly 4
presented by the Brady Schneid,
Commission Coz, policy holders
that company. as well as other ellen
of the undersigned. who may desire
communicate with me before Mar
Isl. will please address. Box 3e. Tu
son postoffice. or call me up on pho,
fresidence) 203S. On and after Mar,
LIST. expect to be located in my ne
Office. northeast corner Stone ayenl
and Broadway. where | shall transa
general real estate. fire insurance Al
rental business. Soliciting contin
ance OF the favors of my friends who
I shall endeavor to serve faithful
promptly and always with due rega
to their best interests. am, ve
respectfully,
WILLIS P. HAYNES.