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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

Copyright. 1912. by the Associated
Literary Press.)
Piebald Pete found out he owned
an internal agitator the night Minnie
Mooneye shot Yellow Puffs through
her wrist
He stood ut one side of the ring.
watching the two go through their
act Four OH torches fared In the
darkness Of the tent. The faces on
the benches were blurred and mo-
tionless For the instant the whole
place was held in n spell of silence,
waiting for the Indian girl to do her
famous trick. She was shooting with
revolver, backward over one shout
der. at card held by Yellow Puffs.
taking aim from a hand mirror
The girl did not shrek when the
bullet struck her wrist She looked
at the face of the other and smiled,
white Tipped
The hand started to play at a warn
ing from Pete's megaphone Then he
made for the side tent while they
hustled on another act to cover the
accident.
I'm sorry. girl" he gasped. husk-
iiy bending over the shattered wrist.
THE cat! She's never missed that
shot"
N"oHfye Stooo hTar' "atciii -9
lIteih Win uhn.Hhih@ eyes brown
ana sou as season, ..,-,.
II III flEHt. MAYBE sHe o+ah
nteah 20 3et "''FtoF: WIZ S"u'
eLS, nee" mat "f'Si.
On" dfe% u PACK qulehlS' tsts
nae stopped ana Kissed heF arm.
say F7u @!h s9l aR& bc"It At
AL. nave You sHe ueiilaIltta-
JUS ip9Nso a. tnt PsoI" u ttiS
lnpi8H ETH JUST visible III the te"'
entrance
Cu re- rang ING tne NlpIE pti'
Fete. She s8.u Sl2Ni@. NY u+iH 4
F"n take hot4ee OF 'hat 1f'He iAuiaA
kId yonder -,,a.,
" NO MooHeFe ny
i'oh you Know she aihAeu az
IA MS lace, 40.
fete was silent but oe"Ildfreo'
hefetore' ne SWote Fasaeiy W MN
sen, ana "eiit back 10 'hs F4hs AFTER
Set,hR me gHl 'afed TOT
nc didh Fno" Nnal Ffe meant
re haa H@FeF h"ti''eu MpoLlFSe sPs-
G'adlE nnti lhaF night hnt mem
WIS mao also escaped notlee. stand ana
ing AaCH a. tfle sias OF ths ing with
as 'neEaphone he.d - feaainfss -
announces the aSts' le9tla f-e'e i4eeo
his. destiny ana knew he was IN love
WIN runs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
FREE TO
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use without ID, '"fers Or
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
BIG TIME EXPECTED.
Radford Preparing for Elaborate
rourth Celebration.

Radford Va. June E2,--Frepara
tions for the Fourth of July in Rad
ford have assumed a more definite
form and there is every reason 70
believe that the occasion Will he We'll
celebrated in this town. Among tha
chief attractions will he the races,
81 600 being offered by the Fair assoc
citation for the four races that viii be
held on that date Concession shows,
merry -reund. etc. will he an hand
The automobile pageant will be an
innovation in this section of the conn
try and with a premium offered tor
the most attractive machine, 1t IS
thought that there viii be NUNS rous
entries from this section of the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
LEGAL NOTICE

,..r, ~-,r,x.r-r-r. ,~rr-r,,r
l3t171 y - -. - ,s-tIv>.rN ,rtltS a9ND
or n fs.EfE 49, - 80, = -
LAY tlf june isi'' r,lair+ff
y. l.. Nlt1 ~
VS.. o. ,,..z.-. r1..,r,. Wa
Robert AN bier Mehc 'i ta@'1I " 81
WIGS A3s'i'e "ie $500. = t,,,s,,ar
pay nr nee ~ ~ 80. pHco,te,
ft"oNe -a'l.. ~ e. 49," .Ts.
du Eel|eG Il}sh1 joseph dae uta1tt
Peeauet dn Rellet. f1chaF9 'AIf
Amber Pecquei du nfiist' " iitialn
baingerfield Smith' F@d" n eht'hntsi
Smith. charles mencure siallh' ,i ef
dolph Smith' 1alhertht t.".,i ny
Smith. Safah ANN fal%aheth -. l.ecluet
ia Bt4teli thee st"4sNu'r -, pau. ,ettS
Brooke MoncHre, James t'uti"p NeH-
cure. William Anaefson ',a,tets.'n
Aaneure. ftahche T. = SAoiit ~ r.
John Jaequet'n A5nhter honeure; RI
bert MoneoIf, ii7illF tt1 'a,..'u ,b
SHfe 'tfa '"at$ 49, e, -
last f1aftea - i''tf'f' s''t t'44's = 4's'A'
Defendants
-rho atsart IF t+is suft IS "a estah-
Ho 80 ~ ,,tat,,ffs
Itsh d'ia 4199t tte - - $500, =, ~, ~
- l." ~ Aes ~ go .. no $50. ~
! Tat tsta' go" ~ g.,t,,, r. "a
fitfffito, Is5'''as ,r ~. sNata'1.'N ,,i
aeIes' st,u"Seu y ,'+h Ia - ths
sstlol uissa.N - ~, s1{aiofrsr ,bc
t,nd 80 wsde Hancock Fry and an
other being the property conveyed 70
@. l. Clarke by Sol. cutehins and wife,
by deed datea fthfaafN -; W ~ TX.
! tst"fu e" q 'NT ~ a,,,s-,. 3
deaa book lila. mage 81. by ren1ov-
frl. rhe clnud existing by reason of any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
SCHEDULE.


Only AIL-kAII. LINE To NDKFVIlk
Schedule in Effect May 10. 1914.
Leave BYRD Street Station. Rich
mond, FOR NORFOLK; 1900 A, NJ,
loo F. Nj. .i;io r. NJ.
FOR LYNCHRERG AND THE
WEST: s6sfS A. NJ, $3.50 A, NJ, 20 zoe
r. NJ, 1920 =. NJ
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk.
*1l.4o A. NJ. 1915 p. NJ, 'f1:s0 p.
NJ. From the West: 1850 A NJ. r2;10
r. Nj, t1.4o +. NJ, @6.05 p NJ. $500
r. NJ
.naily. tpally except Sunday.
1Sunday only
" r., REyILIA w. c, SAUNDERS.
r. r. NJ, Roanoke. q. r, A.. Roanoke.
c. II. BOSLEy. D. r. A.. Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
Chesapeake and ohso --arssssy.

Ghesapsake and Ohio --aTswax-
f15 Locally Newport News.
40 Locally. --C'harIottesviIIe
Except sunday. Thurmond.
1900 A. Ex,- Dy.~~Norfolk, Old Point
t9.l0 A.-Local- naily-~Lchbg., Lex,
Clifton Forge
'ls55 S.~~Dy.~-Norfolk. Old
Point.
'25t0 p FN,-~Dy.~-~Cin Itviile.
1900 PIX. Dy.-Norfolk. Old Point
$500 P.-Lecal -~py.---N: News. Old r.
5l5 F,--Local--Ex. sun.-G ordon'lle
'as1S Local Week DAYS Lyohbg
IS as p.-~l.ocal Elk. Sun.--~Lynehburg
Chiffon Forge
'e4o P.-Limited-~Dy. Gin. Chicago
and ST. Louis
III. 90 P.~-Express -Daily--Cincinnati
and Louisville
ssleepers fParior cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMONp-I~ocal
from East 1915 A. NJ. $40 r. Nj
Through from East. 11so A. NJ. 200
r.. NJ, ESQ +. NJ, Local from West
$50 A. NJ, $4,000 A. NJ. and I 40
r. NJ Through $40 A NJ, i23o
Noon and $50 p. M.
James Rivei Line: s.ss5 A NJ. 800
P. NJ, daily.
'Daily except Sunday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
The Claws of Mooneye.
BY JUNE GAHAN.

was what the female portion of the
audiences called her
She was not tall, neither was SHE
lovely. Her eyes were keen and
merry and usually half closed as
one who takeR' sq4int at long dis
tances. Close inspection showed
them to be rather green. Her chin
was ono no man need have been
ashamed Of; Likewise her jawltne-
Most women do not care for an APP
parent jawline. yellow FH1s ac-
centuated hers by a persistently out
look on life with a dash Of the aE-
gressiVe when any one tried. as she
said TO put one over on her.
After she returned 20 the show,
even Mooneyc was made to see that
she had committed a social error.
Trouble is with an injun girl
she thinks she can buy a husband
with collateral 80 To speak" one Of
the boys remarked. 'Mo0neye's
after Petey, and she'll either got
him. or somebody's scalp
Pete stood beside yellow Puffs.
He loved her hair. even. It was short
and thick, ana very curly and real
for sure yellow" he told himself \
thrill ran through him when she
leaned back against his shoulder 10
let the old stage coach rumble into
the ring He welcomed the thrift
1t was the precursor Of adventure,
Say, girl, you wait till the season
closes. and I've got a wad. he said
quietiy' OH heedh / stare, mean
II. We Wahtsd You ever since yen
ms 1'lncn tue Snow anu PfaS
WINE. DOCS your wrist hart YOU
Ea1ls p9l III he'4ha net anu i@ugt1-
ed softly They stood i'm the shadow
Of uhe big canvas entrance. Be
5RRd WEI" Tn" Sniah tents out III
the DARKNESS % nearest enc was
Moone%es' Petes pulses teRan 70 tap
dance music. Tue sam" "ld ldi' 'hal
FaR taught thiiae 4pla TT mop 10.
some tl3te uaeN- re lef.1 o.
ana Kissed the &lIi cheeN She
S"erFea SO ne coai9 not feach hef
Fps, =,
Don I. Mooneye Natch'hE you.
she sala' cuftiN. con lfespasa
on any hody etse's brand
BACK Pete hotiy' thep ne, zoo tpfn'
Cd ana saw the lnd}an standAng mo
uoniess near. ara ne ceased thriiilne-
There was the touch of claws on mas
neeks
Look al her eyes Pete SAID
Puhs TheF give you away
fete hesltated, helpless, pluneef-
ing. doR&ed' between the Two OF 'hem'
then he went into the ring
pony she always rode was dancing
Pete was doing his star ACT. as Pie
hald Pete from Nlndy valley, dead
sfot scout ana terror OF the req
skins NOW, theE mac turned tnt
steers. and bufatoes into she ring
for the grand roundup and hght'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
Crusade ,sa,ps, White slavery.

Harrisonbura. Va, June 22.--Un.
der the auspices OF the International
White Slave association three meAt-
ings were held here today as part
of the general crusade against tho
white slave trade
The Rev A. c. yoigt OF Denver.
Col spoke to men in the afternoon
and at a mass meeting tonight Mr.
Weight addressed a woman's Me4tiAG
I'm the afternoon, @
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
SITUATIONS-FEMALE

experience and devoted to her work
desires position to teach rather
young children the coming session
Qualifications; English branches. La
tin. algebra and music References
exchanged. Address Box IL. Wash
ington. Rappahannock county. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
SHOE REPAIRING
SHOE REPAIRING.

Rubber Wholesale Spring Heels, Mems.
81 so, ladies', $40. Something new,
Ruhherized leather, featherweight
same price, We made "A large pur-
chase OF "RAYOI." rubber heels at
special price and are putting them
on for s25c We win send anywh here
and return promptly. Phone Menfoe
1861. pREwS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. Tl6 East Main street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
THE CARY COTTAGE.

Two Minutes Walk From boating.
bathing. fishing aud the amusements.
Outside rooms large porohes. shady
lawn. Terms reasonable. Take the
Old Point or Wiiloughhy car. at
Main and Granny streets. get off at
First Street. Ocean View. and two
squares south will put YOU nj the
Carey Cottage. First street and Ave
nue. A. Ocean View. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED

" anted n Good James Htyer Farm of
about gao acres ia change for my
modern country haHe ue4r Pittsburs
Ia, on Uae5dam toad md street car
line valued at $4,000, excellent mar
kct, large psAttE plaH- reH- TIA
operation Near excellent market
Address At once A. y. BAUSERAIAN
care OF firEinian,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
WOOD AND COAL

Best Pennsylvania White Ash stove and
nut. $7.2aas4.eags 500; hast spiint.
$500. all ether Goals at lowest prices
". b. REAMS, 7o7 North Seventeenth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
EXCURSION.
ALL ABOARD FOR
Buckroe Beach,

Groye-Avcnue Baptist Sunday Schoe
Thursday, June Is. 1914. ss
If you want to have good Hl5
go with us. Train leaves &.
Main Street station as ssfB ~
turning leaves Buckroa 1T
Tickets: Adulta 100: CHI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
WANTED

Fer Three YeMrs On
suburban pronerty; worth twice the
money. C-fs. caro- virElnian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

Ahea Locking For .seh 30 where
you know Won viii get one as hun
dreds are getting work and going
North ard South weekly. SOUTH
ERN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. els
Norm Sixth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

II sou Have ANY Vacant Prppertx For
rent list X with GARRETT & COM
FANY. f1t2 East Main street. Phone
Monroe 7gS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

SPECIAL NOTICE

To whom n May Concerns Ny wife,
Elizabeth Y Wash. having without
cause. deserted ne. | hereby natify
all persons that I will be response
hie fer re debts incurred hy her
W. NJ WASH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
FOR RENT.

+ or Rent At Ocean View. Small Fur
nished cottage; also one large cot
taEA 10 rooms, two blocks from
hotel. Apply Mrs. Smith, Box 81,
Ocean View. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
BoARDERs WANTED

wanted Doarders-Terms Reason able.
including gas, bath, use of phone.
laundering. etc. A. r. c.. so2 Thirty
nfth street. Phone Madison sss3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
Wants
SITUATIONS-MALE

Twelve Years Experience,
desires position, to start, or assist
on poultry farm, city or country, can
do plain cooking, willing to batch,
single, white age thirty five. reason
able wages. J-199. care Nirginan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

List Your Farms Wfsn .. A. CON
NELLY 4 co Write postal for
necessary biankA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
FOR SALE

For saie--Grest Business Orp0rfunttyi
email capital Win sell my carpet
cleaning. etc Big money maker, do
Ing fine business Good reason
for selling. Address .his off'ce, G-e32.
Nice city BWtlt Runabous and Harness.
Light open wagon and harness. sad
die and bride Cheap to quick
buyer 1924 West Cary street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23
irginya Beach,
WANTED SUMMER noARDERs.

Limited Nuwher of Adults. ladies'
and gentlemen. can secure board wttn
the undersigned during the summer
months. at reasonable rates Refer
ences exchanged If desired. Loea-
ton and conditions convenient and
desirable Write for terms and fur
ther particulars MRS. SUSAN w
GRIGGS, Ridgeway.o Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-23

Wanted ny MarrieG Man Twenty
eight years of age. position with
wholesale grocery or produce and
commission house as salesman or
shipping clerk. Eight years ex
perenee and can furnish best of
references. Address ENERGY. care
F. O. Station r, city.
Wanted Position A. Clerk In Gents
furnishing, shoe store. or shipping
clerk; five years experience; No. /
reference. X-Z reatross. Va
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26
&enntitr3adt brunff Se6unsl

Man bat oft Ben grDben GrfoIs nr'
iersr Renntier> 3udt in QIusta uno
BON ibren i~egensnpllen Wtrtunsen
fir @inge6urene geipro9en. Die
3dbI bieIer Siere bat ii9 auf fat
$4,000 permebrt, troBoem audi OtsIe
i'm 2aufe Der lsbten Sabre ssf9Iu6tet
tpprosn finb. Dds lit ia 70 melt
gang fdbn; aber mad Der n~eusrbinss
dusgslprodsnsn Meinuns BON aen'
nern itno 3tpsi Qenoerunsen in bies
fer 3uft cine bringsnOe ROttpenois'
teit. i
Mit Der germebrung 1T nGmIi6
cine mertIiae 9 erf9ltaterung
in Der gr6be, Iopie audi in Der
StGrte 6ano in 9ano gegangen. Dos
Der erf6eint es iebr an Der 3eit,
Rormsn fir Die Rsnntier 3u9t in
aldstd fsit3uIegert uno bieie i'm Gins
tlong nit 0en Normen gu beben, nns
ter 2eitung gutter prattifder Sd4s
beritdnbigsn, pel9e oud befugt pes
ben miiFen, ibre Gmpfeblun9en VI
8efebltn aIlentbalben 81 MAIDEN, no
Rsnntier : Ssrben In alosta sebdIs
ten tperOsu.
Jernsr Dtrb ieBt in Qlasta fart
odfiir gedrbeitet, odB ferner aud
ben Beiben in oieiem Serritorium
geitottet neroen, 3enntier > 3u9ts
inbu5trte sl treiben, ouf slei9em SUB
nit ben ginseborenen, troboem urs
IpringIi9 rur fir bieIe bds ganse
llnternebntn ins 2ebtn sernfen ioura
be, oa ibnsn bic Metben fat ale
llnterEaIts > 9ueIIen (6iIdfdns nno
Sdgo) obstseben bdtten, giS iest
1T es ME eintm Weibsn geitdttet ses
tpeien, irgen0 elm &enntier, nit Glss
ndbme zines iteriItferten Mdnn9enS,
gu taufen. Mdn perfpri9t Ii9 geros
be BON bent Gintrttt Der 8eiben in
bic Renntier > 3u9t bel fir bic
6ebung bsrftIben. 6nfFentlt9 err
TiitIt iid oiele grtpdrtung, obne bob
Die Gtngsburenen babel su trra ions
men ODER sdr aud aus oiefer @ed
fddftisuns ~DerorGust ~psrosni IA
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R%isfdnt. Batter: ,gdul'
den, ipenn gu 6euts ben sunSen
Sag re9t i91n folgit, seb' i'd absnos
NIT Dir in Sen 3irtusr
puul6sn: rSo, tpenn 8u dbsr teis
ne gilletts msbr triegit, pupa -
Damn bat oo9 bernddens meme gon>
3e 5DIeersi gar teinen 3psd ssbabt!"
unft6ere Qustunft.
56neiosrmsiiter Gum 8stunnten) :
Sin Mort i'm 8ertrauen, lisber
6rsano! Sbr Ro4bur, Der gIuti4te,
bat bel mir auf &reOit einen an3ug
beItellt mas meinen Sic, III
Der Mann grtg"
no, ieelensgrt; fir ben arbeiten
Sic nur =. Der berOient's!"
Raip. 9rofeFor Gum 9isnit'
mGO6en, oas einen dntiten arus fall
len IieB): rWas baben Sic dnges
ri9tet . spsitauieno SABRE mar
Der Rrug att"
DienFtmGoden. eNd, i9 meme,
bdan bat tr au9 feline Dienits pstan,
Sstt profsHuti@
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OpIsr mObrrnrr @anpni.
Gin etad sdt italisHiidsr Mr2litfiul
e~tfdbrbet.

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ssfabrbst.
Gin Suptl s6t itolituii6sr qr4i,
ttiiur III bic rpiaS5d osn. Grbe' IN
9troud. Stbtr MsIfhIanofabrtr IN
tuiBidi, iptnn CT oisIsn biitoril4
boHintereFonten prddtigsu plab
@sronas btqriibt. uno bat man ibn
aud I6oH oft esisbeu, 10 miro man
bod nift mi0s, ibn INNER pieotr
dufs neus 81 beiud)en uuO feline 10
duberorbentliH adrotterifiiaen 8ous
ten 5u bspunosrn, bort ben bcbtn
.Sorrs 0sgIi eombsrtini', ben bO4'
item uno gspaliieitsn Der f%ossnanntsn
4~oelstlrms gsronos, bier Die .Gaia
osi Wsreauti', Die bsutigs 6onoeIs'
TANNER, nit ibrsn mdhtieen Runos
boaenfenItsrn uno ,qfOrisu, briibsH
ben paIouO Nuffsi unO Od5pifdsn
Die pielsn alien idmulsn Sdus4sn,
Die gum grubsn Seils nod bic Gresic'
malereien aus Der goloentu 3eit Der
RendiFdnte trageu. LIMB Meter bort,
mitten ouf Dem plab 5Diiden ben
St6noen Der Sbfts uno 8emiIsber'
tduferinnsn, Iteben, 3sugsn Der sro'
BEN @srsunssnbeit 9eronos, Die
SGule BON Son Warco, Die Wiaoons
ma oi gerOna, bic golDuna Der auuf'
lsute uno oi, gerlinu, Der Stranger,
an Dem man bic fdumisen S9ulonsr
Der @sro9tuug Der Mense ~preisgdb.l
@enise pldbe eibt es i'm son5sr
an S91nbsitsn Der 8orasit 70 reiden
2anDe, Die iid nit Der pqid5sd belle
Grbe" meFen tonntsn. uno oennO4
mill aud an oisfes Sdmudftiid biitos
rider gouort Die ungIiidIi9e Bdus
nut bes muoernen Stalisn Sunb ans
legen. Die alien, nit 5restobilbern
geI9miitten Sdus9en folen, Die aus
@erona beri6tst miro, Der Spibbode
gum Spfsr fallen unb auf ibrsm
pIab fOn Ti9 elm moOtruer 9dnts
pdlait, 6us Gebduoe Der Barometer
SpartaFe, trbsbsn. Sober aunitDsrs
itGnoige ertennt fofort, ouB nit Der
HealiIierurg 6ieIss proistts Der gauge
@inOrud bes einaigurtisen plubes
berloren gebt. Die aufrsgung in Der
italtsnHdsn 4iinftIerpeIt iber bag
proiett 1T benn ou9 ni6t gering, aus
nal Der gIus Dor einigsn Subrsn
gum ~.NdtiOnalmonument" ertldrt
fpurbs, rpOnu9 jeoe @srdnOeruns an
linn Der 9snebmigung 0ss Mintftes
RUINS, btSisbungspeiie Der ROms
MILTON, fir Die S90nsn aiinite Bee
barf. Die gertpuItung Der SpartaFe
bat unter Dem Druid bieier 8epsgung
cine internationuIe 3onturren3 fir
ibrsn Reubuu uusgefdrteben, gu mel.
der aud subIrei9e Gntpirfe einge'
r.i6t fpurOen. Mlein, aud bic beTten,
Dem gbdratter beg BlaBes am meilten
entIprehen6en @ntpiirfe tperben Oo1
niemuls oas erIeben, mas our @ufs
fii6rung oes Neuboues beri9pinben
IoQ, Die Reibe Der bunt6emdltsn,
i9mdlen uno boben 9duIer aus
8eronas gldn83eit!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-26

Die Rational aiga fur.
libtrale Ginlpanoerung bsr6ffentlidts
tiirsli9 sinsu Brief BON ppliosi.
RommiTdr Woobs in Ieip Wort, Der
cine ftatiFI6e aufltsaung Der 2atios
uaIttdt DON psrionsn enibGIt. msIae
an ben erIten beioen Sagen na@ ieis
mem MmtSantritt perhoftst ipur0sn.
alus Der aufHeuuns esht bsrDor, Sab
Der pro5sntIot Der bier nnb TIT
MuslafN s~sbOtsnsa @sFAaFtstsn fsH
beg silIas III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

distance from the harbor viii b" seen the
Citadel, and here and all about the har-
Ior are tremendous Publications, which
have won for Halifax the name Of The
Kro,Stadt Of America" Monday Is spent
her. and many Interesting sights await
thc tourist. citadel Hin is rrst assembled
for "a general view OF the city. ana after
that there are the Parliament buildings.
with their many historic associations,
Dartmouth. across III" h"rhor. ana 'e"h-
(ul drives about the city.
Leaving Halifax Tuesday mcrnnG the
steamer proceeds on her - -milc VOYAGE
TO -. Johns. On Thursday morning 'ap"
Race is sighted and PREPARATIONS are
made FOR another sightseeing grip. and.
after RAISING through the mouth Of IA"
harIor. which is only about 7,G feet wide
and guarded by cliffs from 80 10 80 feet
in height. YOU begin To realize a." beauties
of this quaint Newfoundland city. ~
III. steamer Will not sail from -. john =
urtl Saturday afternoon. there is au,pic
,i,r,. to d,iv, 10 outer cove. Middle '"vc,
Inner cove .,ld Tor'aE. visit 10 these
,.la,.. VIII .uNc the tourist an excellent
lido, If rLat N,wf"uud,aud. as "a country,
10 rcaIlv like The Scv"u-nlle drive 10
portr:d cove is delightful and should be
taken bv ,.cry tourist 10 - John :.
Water St. the principal thorOu@Iiarc OF
- Johns ~ situated one block nom thr
Arbor and runs Idr.d'ci TO the Sh"ie Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

The north side. 40 doubt many pIsSca-
GERS will wish to send postcards and ict-
tcrs to their friends at home. and Oh
Water St may be- found quite number %
fine stores where interesting views of the
CITY may be- obtained. \ TROLLEY !la" iunS
along the harbor front and then dsr'hG@
the hin on which part of IT," ,ity Us t'iIt'
and from here a very good view ~ III"
CITY may be had. II is preferable, how
ever to take a cab and mount ltah''
Hin To- cabot Tower but il is suggested.
if the tourist is fond of walking. that he
take this trip on foot, a. II can uc made
yithiu an hour ana is extremely interest
I'M. en- the TOP one gains a bird S-cye
view II the city which will repay tEe
tourist for tho hard climb ny citadel I'M.
Tie ritN.s cath,drals. churches and ruhhc
buildings. the harhor and shippl"-. loft"
= beautiful and mprcisiv picture.
Vood,rful view Of the coast line Is hd"
from, ,his io.ut. As far as can be seen
in either direction stretch the great hrtd-
lands as if to DEFY the ocean winch. ~
winter. beats upon them and hlr'S '''h-
ions Of tons Of ice against their unyi'd'h%
surface.
To the vest are a number Of litt!" lakes
nestled in a land so green ana bcautiiui
th.t We Immediately Danish from our
minds our early beliefs that New louhd-
land is a bleak and barren country Nlt'r
taking in this beautiful view to our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07

hearts content 1T ~ proceed 90 va" t"'-
thor norihward to the ,.!la2" and laHd-
Loo KIDD harhor OF "Quidi Nidi.' THIS Into
harbor of "Quidi Nidi" has Only r1-row
entrance for small boats. but gives perfect
-r.,tcr Practically q miAia;ur" - tho
.l,:t,r llrbor OF st. Johns, il Is very
rcrarlal 10 basin. cut out Of solid rock
Iv tic same CONFUSION If Natur" that
threw N tn. great granite cliffs anl split
them To make the harh"r OF 81 JONI. =.
en- SATURDAY in the AFTERNOON YOU VIII
depart from this land which has been m
agreeable surprise and Will look forward
TO your one day stay At Halifax. AT
which Port YOU are due on Monday cur
tourist friends will renew acluI!ut1nces
made 1t Halifax on the trip north and
visit :, few NOR. interesting and historic
places in and around Halifax. The next
morning YOU liu sail away down Halifax
Tiarbor for the last tHo days "t inns
memorable. and delightful trip lie tiihe
rlsscs all too quickly. ana when arriving
i'm New York on THURSDAY, YOU leave the
ship with real r"Yr"t. Th"r" is Il Spr'"T
IN YOUR walk and n glow Of health III your
checks which WAS notic"ably absent when
Won embarked from this SPOT about two
weeks before. Casting - last rcgretiul
Ion,, at YOUR floating HON" ot such plea
mat memories YOU turn into the busy
street ard perhaps think OF the time "he"
yJu VIII again take this trip OF trips