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TARZAN OF THE APES
The Thrilling Adventures of a Primeval Man
; and an American Girl
: ' By EDGAR MCE BUItUOtfGHS
Copyright, Ian, by A. r Mcctur Company.
synopsis.
iehft chryttm. Urrd Ureystoke. embarks
PUrSiaffor ll)r?thiS "eV Africa, trtiete Rd
to immg ventular position. Mutiny
breaks eat and John and Alice Oayton t
put ashore, i , v -i
, AttackeJ h it great ahthrofold ape, Clay
tuft Is cated by hla wilt, but th ditng
beam atraclia hC aftd" tnaMerw her e that
eh Iosm hr mmd. A eifiid li botn to the
Mq. a rr later Alice dies, leavlne
CtaiWM wltli the chlM. . . ,,
J.Vn t m-ton i eventually MM by the
t-jm apes which infest Ui place, od his
child la lapimrd br n li-pe. hos own
offspring hae been tilled. In the aps tribe
the, baby child l called Tarsan, rntahing
hli-i!kin lie la brought up In Ue
of the ttpea ... ,
! -tumbling en rt pilnted book In hl dead
ather' aback) Tirn, aged 10, actually
tame lo rend, In a (aahlon. Ily tha time
le la It he li a full-grown man.
Tariai,, defending the mother-ape who
tiding the rpetl
him bltla the
nae nurtured him, kills the ape Tutxnt.
ami entar luln a iltartl atmerle with
nil enitra inio n aeaair m
KirfYtafe. one o
larcntk, one or the hesds ot the ape-tribe
Tarsana greater mtntai enaowmrm maaes
Mm
men
liowef umonr the ape. AIpo
he
mens man tor tne nrsi time.
l-lft black
cannibals coma
into the nelghboihood ot
the aw tribe.
. Tawan
haMiwif nrnflAlenl In the nan nf
bflw, brnl irtmt. Kiplorlhg hie rather a hut.
Tartan eoniea upon his lather's photograph,
wmrj ana oinr vurcia .
By killing Ktrehtk TarAn becomes kins
ef hla tribe
Vague longings for another life beset Tar
kan. He Irels that he muat leave hla tribe
and aeek belnrs ot hla own kind. JinklhK
a nnal vlalt to tha cabin or hla inther,
Tarsan ineeta with white men. He see the
lahitfa kill one or their otvn number Then.
a diary arid other effects
put tin ir up a ln, written Uhorloual)', an-
nmlnefni- hla prenence,
he deports. The
whno men, antr a while girl, ars on nn
B Kin, are on nn
Tney are pujli
expedition or Home eon. Tne
the aucn
whA liaa atlcceeded to tha title ot i.ord
Tax
raan mava the life or John Clayton,
saves
Creritoke Prbfetior rorlar, and.hla rerre
tary memberu of the party, 'get lot In the
Jane Porter and . Kemeralda, her
maM. hi.
We 1M Tnrssna fnthera hut Vly
ton goes In Search of the ioet men. The
aaimra nuo broiiKht tne pnrty. ceicri anr.
return tr tlw ahlp
Tarion Inilona'CInyton anJ sees lilrn en
counter a ,lon. As the lion crouche for a
eprin: Tufion sends nn arrow Into the
IhVe flank. Then he kills tho )lon with hla
knife. Clayton realizes the Identity, of
Tarsan Jt ltlnic of the Apea am I thank,
blm In Eeellsh. Clayton tollona Tairan'
guidance Into the forest. Suddenly fie heara
a murriod thot In the but the two women
croueh ffnrfully, hearlnB a heavy body
brush; against tne sldo ot ino caoin,
A non iireaKa nair inrouan
lattlcn.
Mis I'otlcr fires, hit, but does not kill .the
lion, who renews the attack. .Aa trie linn
enters the hut Tnraap, bearing Clajton,
breaks In and Tartan breaks, tho llona
back. Then He disappeared leaving the
man and. tho women wondering.
Tarsan rescues frafesnor Porter and Miy
l'hllandcr from a lion and starts to lrnd
them back io their camp, but they are
loath to follow. ....
Tarsan, forcibly , sayea , the lives of the
professor Jnd his aenlstant. .Thenthe
watches the sailors of the ship whl-h
brought the party, set out for sea. In the
cabin Clayton discovers from a ring that
the skeleton they found l of Lord Ore-
atok, his own 'relative. The two other
skeletons are taken to be those of Allco
Clayton and the child. The professor real-
lea ,from tho ahapo of the head that the
. enild Is not a hunum being, but says notn-
fleeting; another vessel, the plrate-satlon.
return and bury treasure on tho tiland.
Tarann watches then digs up the treasure
crrt and waikia onv witn it.
Tarzttn steala a letter written by Jane
Porter and deciphers It. Ho learna from
It that the party does not know that
Taraan of the Apea and their strange
protector are ana ana the same. He writes
his name on Uio letter and returns It,
Tnrzan' provide food and safety for tho
marooned party. One dny .lane, whom
Tarran 'worships, walks Into the forest.
Targan .walls Impatiently for her.
CltAPrch. XVIII-(Contlnued).
While ho waited, ho passed the time
printing n messaso to her; whether he
Intended Riving It to her ho himself could
hot have tcfld. but ho took' Infinite pleasuro
In seeing his thoughts expressed In print
In which ho was not so uncivilized after
all. He wrote:
I am Tarzan o the Apes. I wnnt
you. I jkn $-ours. You are mine Wo
will Uyo hero together alnys In my
house'. I will bring you tha best fruits.
the tenderest deer, the finest nieatB
that roam the Jungle. I will hynt for
you. r am the greatest of the jungle
hunters. I will fight for you. I am
the mightiest ot the Jungle fighters.
Tou are Jano Porter, I saw It In your
letter. Wben you so this you will
know thftt It Is for you and that Tar
zan ot tho Apes loves you.
As he- stood, straight as a young Indian,
by the floor, waiting after he had finished
tho message, there came to his keen cars
a familiar- sound. It was the passing- of
a rfreat apt through the lower branches
of the forest.
For un Instant he listened Intently, and
then fiom the Jungle camo the agonized
Hcream of a. woman, .and Tarzan of the
Apes, dropping hW first love letter upon
the ground, shot like a panther Into the
forest.
ClaytoHi. also, hoard the scream, and
Profesaor Porter and Mr, Philander, and
In n f?w minutes thoy came panting to
the cabin, calling out to each other a
volley 'of excited questions as they ap
proached. A glance within confirmed
their wp.rst fears.
Jane, Porter and Esmeralda were not
there. ,'
Instantly Claytorf, followed by the two
old men. "plunged Into the Jungle, calling
the girl's name aloud. For half an hour
they stumbled on, until Clayton, by
merest chance, came upon -the prostrate
form ojf Esmeralda.
He stooped bealdo her. feeling for her
pulse and then listening for her heart
beats. She lived. He shool her.
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"S,m'P1' or bod-a sake, where la
Mian Pof (err What has happened r Be
mefaldnt" Slowly the black opened her eyes. She
aw Clayton. She saw tha Jungle about
her.
"Oh. Gnberellffl" ahA ramMl AM.1
fainted again. '
By Ihla time Profesaor Porterand Mr.
Phllarider had eomo Up.
"WJiat shall wol do, Mr. Clayton?"
asked tho old professor. "Where shall
We 100K? Hnil rntlM nnl l,nt, hn ...
orul oa to lake my little Irl nway from
me now."
"We must njouse Esmeralda first," re
plied Clayton. "She can tell us whnt has
hsppened. Ilsmeraldal" lie cried again,
shaking; the black woman roughly by tho
shoulder.
O Oaberelle. Ah wants to die'" cried
the poor woman, but with eyes fast
closed, "Lemme die, deah Lnwd, but
donn lemme sec dat awrful face again.
Whafer yo' sen de devil 'roun' after po
o)o ksmorulda? She ain't Anna nnmn
to nobody, Lawd; hones' she ain't. Shcs"'
iniiiicKiy inuccent. Land! vna'm. .!,!
she Is."
"Come, come, Esmeralda," cried Clay
ton. "The Lord Isn't heroi It's Mr. Clay
ton. Open your oyes."
Esmeralda did as sho was bade.
"0 fJabcrelle! T'ank do Lawd," she
said.
u here's Miss Porter? What
pcncd7" questioned Clayton.
hap-
"Aln Miss Jano here?" cried Esmer
alda, sitting up with wonderful celerltv
for one of her bulk, "Oh, Lawd, now Ah
members' It done muat have looked her
away, ' and tne negreBs commenced to
sob and nail her lamentations.
"What t6ok her awny?" cried Professor
Porter.
i.';A.,Srcnt bl& Sl'nt all covered with
hnlr.
"; gorilla, EBtncralda?" questioned Mr.
I hllandcr, and tho threo men scarcely
breathed ns ho voiced tho horrlblo
thought.
"Ah dono thought It was do devil; but
Ah guess It mus' n-bocn one of dem
pon ephnnts. Oh, my po bnby, my po
honey.' and again Esmeralda broke
Into uncontrollable sobbing.
Clayton lnimecllntetv i,n , ,.
about for tracks, but ho could find noth
ng save a confusion of trampled grasses
In the close vicinity, and his woodcraft
hikewro for tho translation of
wnnt ho did tee.
'in me oaianco of the dav thev .nm-ht
onrh "?C Jl""5le' but ns "'S'11 Urnw-
.n.,1. ..... ,'urce o give up in de
spair and hopelessness, for thoy did not
even know In what direction the thing
had borno Jnno Porter,
It was long after dark ero they reached
tne cabin, and a sad and grief-stricken
party It wns that sat silently within the
little structure.
Professor Porter finally broke the si
icnco. H, tones were no longer those of
tlm- erudlto noilnni ihnnri-inn .. ...
nbstrnct and the unknowable, but thoso
of the man of notion determined, hut
tinged nlso by n nqto of Indescribable
hopelessness and grief which wrung nn
nmVv , nK pnnff from Clayton's heart.
I shall llo down now," said tho old
m.i. ana try to sleep. Early tomorrow,
so soon as it Is light. I shall take what
f.00... rcnn cnrry nml continue the search
until I have found Jane. I will not re
turn without her."
His companions did not reply at once
Each vns Immersed In his own sorrowful
thoughts, and each knew, as did the old
professor, what the last words meant
Professor Porter -would never return
from the Jungle.
At length Clayton arose and laid his
hand gently upon Professor Porter's bent
old shoulder.
"I shall go with you, of course," he
said. 'Do not tell me that I need even
have Bald so."
"I knew that you would offer that you
would wish to co. Mr. Clayton; but you
must not. Jane (a beyond human as
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It will flna.u together In death, as it
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"Wo; It Is I-alone vvbo may go, for she
was my .daughter alt that was left on
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The old man. looked up, regarding the
strong hnmlsomo fnce of William Cll
Clayton Intently. Perhaps he read there
the love thnt lay In tho heart beneath
the love for his daughter.
He had been too preoccupied with his
oWn scholarly thoughts In the past to
consldr the little occur renees, the chance
onls, which would have Indicated to a
more prnctlenl man thai these youn
people were being drawn morft and more
closely to one another. Now they camo
bark to him, One- by one.
"As Voll wish." ho sold.
"You may count on me, also,'1 said Mr.
Philander.
"No, my dear old friend," said Pro
fessor Portcri "We may not nil go. It
would be cruelly -wicked to leave poor
Esmeralda here alone, and three of tis
would bo ho more successful than one."
"Thero be enough dead things In the
cruel forest ns It Is. Come let us try to
sleep n little." "
CHAPTER XIX.
THE CALL OF THE PRIMITIVE.
Prom th tlmo Tarzan left the trlbo
of great anthropoids In which he had
been raised, It was torn by continual
strife and discord. Terkoz proved a cruel
and Capricious king, so that, ono by ono,
many of the older nnd weaker npos, upon
whom ho was particularly prone to vent
nis brutish nntuto, took their families and
sought the quiet and Bnfety of the far
interior.
Hut at last thoso who remained were
driven to desperation by the continued
truculenco of Terkoz, nnd It so happened
that one of them recalled the parting ad
monition of Tarzan:
"If you have a chief who Is cruel, do
not do ns the other npes do, nnd attempt,
any ono of you, to pit yourself ngnlnst
him nlono. Hut, Instead, let two or three
or four of you attack htm together. Then.
if you will do this, no chief will dnro to
bo other than he should be, for four of
you can kill nny chief who may over be
over you."
And the npo who -recalled this wise
counsel repented It to several of his fel
lows, so that when Terkoz returned to the
trlbo thnt dny ho found a warm reception
nwnltlntr him.
There wcro no formalities. As Terkoz
rt nehed tho group, five huge, hnlry beasts
opranK upon him.
At heart he was an .arrant coward,
which Is tho way with bullies among npes
ns well ns among men; so he did not
remain to fight nnd die, hut toro him
self awny from them ns quickly as ho
cruld and flrd Into tho sheltering boughs
ui inc luresi,
Two moro nttempts ho made to rejoin
too tribe, but on each occasion ho
set upon and driven nway. At 'ast ho
gnvo It up, nnd turned, fonmlng with
rngo nnd hntipd. Into tho Jungle.
For several dnys ho wandered aimless
ly, nursing his spite nnd looking for some
weak thing on which to vent his pent
anger.
It was In this stnto of mind that tho
horrlblo mnn-llko beast, swinging from
treo to tree, enmo suddenly upon two
women In tho Jungle.
Ho -ns right above them when ho
discovered them. The first Intimation
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when the great hairy body dropped to the
enrtii beside her, nnd sho saw tho awful
nice anu tne snarling, hideous mouth
thrust within a foot of her.
Ono piercing scrcnm escaped her lips as
tho bruto hand clutched her arm. Then
sho wna dragged toward those awful
fangs which ynwncd at her throat. But
ere they touched that fair skin another
n-ood claimed tho anthropoid.
Tho trlbo hnd kept his women. He
must find others to rcplnco them. This
hairless white npe would bo the first of
hlo now houschold.'.and so he threw her
roughly across his broad, hnlry shoulders
ond leaped back .Into tho trees, bearing
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Jane Porter away toward a fate a thou
sand times worso than death.
Esmeralda's scream of terror had min
gled ohce with that of Jane Porteri and
then, as was Esmeralda's manner under
stress of cmergehcy which retturred pres
ence of mind, sho swooned.
Hut Jnhe Porter did not once lose wn
sclousness, It Is truo thai that awful
face, nresslne close tn hers, and the
sttnch of the foul breath beating upon
her nostrils, paralyzed her with terror;
but her brnlh was clear, and she com
ptehended all that trtlhsplred
with what seemed to her marvelous
rapidity tho brute bor hef through tho
forest, but still she did not cry out or
struggle. Tho sudden advent of tho npe
hn() confused her to such an extent lhat
sho thought now that ho was bearing her
towftrd tha bench.
For this reason she conserved her ener
gies and her Voice Until she could boo that
they hnd approached hear enough to the
camp to attract the succor she craved.
Poor child! Could she but have known
It, (ho was being borno further nnd fur
ther Into tne Impenetrable Jungle.
Tho scrcntrt that had -brought Clayton
nnd the tWo Older men stumbling through
the undergrowth hnd led Tarzan of the
Apes straight to where Esmeralda lay,
but It was not Esmernlda In whom his
Interest centered, thbugh pausing ovor
her h6 saw that she was unhurt.
For a moment he scrutinized tho ground
below nnd the trees nbove, Until the np
that wns In him by virtue of training
and environment, combined with tho In
telligence that was his by right of birth,
told his wondrous woodcraft the wholo
story as plainly as though ho had seen
tho thing happen with his own eyes.
And then he was gone again Into the
swaying trees, following tho high-flung
spoor which no other humnn eye could
have dctcoted, much less translated
At boughs' ends, where tho nnthronolJ
swings from ono treo to another, there
Is most to mark tho trail, but least 'a
point tho direction of the quarry, for
there tho pressure Is downward always,
toward the small end of the branch,
whether the npo bo leaving or entering
a trees but nenrer the centre of tho tree,
whero tho signs of passage nro fainter,
tho direction Is plainly marked.
Hero, on this branch, a caterpillar has
been crushed by tho fugitive's great foot,
nnd Tarzan knows Instinctively whero
that aamo. foot would touch In tho next
stride. Here ho looks to find n tiny
particle of the demolished larva, oft
times not moro than a speck of moisture.
Again, a mlnuto bit of bark has been
upturned by tho scraping hnnd, and the
direction of the brenk Indicates the direc
tion or the passage. Or somo grent limb,
or the stem of the tree Itself has been
brushed by the hairy body, ond n tiny
shred of hair tells him by tho direction
from which It is wedged beneath the
bark that he Is on tho right trail.
Nor docs ho need to chock- his nneod
to catch these seemingly faint records of
tho fleeing beast.
To Tarzan they stand out boldly ngalnst
nil tho myriad other scars nnd bruises
and signs upon tho leafy way. But
strongest of all Is the scent, for Tarzan
Is pursuing up the wind, and his tralnuj
nostrils arc as sensitive ns a hound's.
Thero are thoso who believe that the
lower orders arc specially endowed by
nature with better olfactory nerves than
man, but It Is merely a matter of develop
ment. Man's survival docs not hlngo so greatly
upon tho perfection of his senses. His
SUMMER RESORTS
1V1LD1VOOIJ, N. J
And Wildwood
Crest
Send your family
here for the summer.
It Is the Ideal family
resort, because It Is
o cool nnd clean and
HAVE In every re
epect. Cozy cottages,
bungalows and apart
ments for any else
family and every alio
pocketbook. O o m o
down and make your
oelectlon at once. They are
going
Hooting, Ilshlng, Bathing, Dancing,
Driving, Automoblllng
Finest bathing beach In the country.
Magnificent boardwalk lined with
plere. theatres, shops and plenty of
amusements. Excellent hotels at
moderate rates. Frequent fast trains
on both roads. Convenient for com
!nu,eF; , rr. . ru" '"formation and
beautiful booklet, write today to
.. WIIITESEM,,
City Clerk, UlldnooU, N. J.
Hotel Dayton j?n . capacity
- .'SO, Fine table: all outside
W"c "r"."":&..".'l-i 5.iy season rate.
Hotel Reading " e. oak "Ave. rgeT
v... ... K.uttLr'-rS.m'- SuPr or table.
...... ..-,....-. .u, w minmn. v. wamoacn
HOTEL ELBERONrKfopli' A"-'
JM" "" air.ucn.
Hotel Havilla y&fi&Zfijs:
,)Bys:-THEEA'p
wuIrarv!wH
sssBE3aElj!
" 7 T7n f a - .
,,' j" jinuieinni-.
ylLmVOOD KOHTH. N. J.
The OTTENS 5ff ! fe .??
-.-. ,-. uimi sjuiy nn
SHERWOOD gc.f-ts.i" Ocsaovlsw;
Excebjable. ISperweekup
AT ANTIO CITY. N. J.
OSTEMD
Occupying an entire block of ocean front and
Kn"!S,i,,a.?",A. ha ",raou BoirdwSnJ;"?
the popular Chelsea section; capacity 30O:
jnuauaUy targe, cool rooms wth unobstructed
view of ocean 'from all; every appolntmant
and comfort: sea and 'fresh water in .li
bathe; running water In rooms: tOOO ft o
porches aurround the hgttii the niir ihSi
room overlooks tha aea: tlneat cui7tS n.-S
white service; orchestra o"solsta. J.nrt22
juj.h oossLEnSfanager.
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
YE
The Leeds Company
a 1"! "ln-;'" Moderate-Rata Hotel.
ALBEMARLE v''' . n, bc cap,
sun parlor., VTSTwSrSiSi'
10 up wkly; S8 up dally. Bait ' J P.' '?
HOTEL SINCLAIR 8Ik
Homellk,. Moderite nt.-tl,ti3& Mr
dy' Q.JI. SNYDER. f
A8BUHY PARK, N. J.
DEVONPORT INN
Directly on the Ocean; finest plana on tha
ocast; eatsrtng to hlgh-clese patronage" ho!
"' 'rt r" pPporite- ATE. WAlijU '
SEASIDE PABK, N, J,
KW TURNIR
Directly pn Baaph.
Btrletly First Clata.
Booklet.
reMietsr
Open June Mjh
bl'lUNO LAKE IIEAOU. N. J.
THE BREAKERS
BPBINO LAKB BBACIL N. .
easoa. May to Ootabee I
Row Opsa far InspeotUjB
The
IfiPv
CAPE MAY, N. J.
CHALFONTE HOTEL c .
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The
r Ttssrrzsw-r TT" 'FL W ' " muHltHfll,
power to reason has relieved them of
many of their duties, and so they have,
to somo extent, atrophied, ns have the
muscles which move the ears and scalp,
merely from disuse.
The muscles are there, about your ears
hnd beneath your scalp, and bo are the
nerves which transmit sensations to your
brain, bul Ihey are underdeveloped In
you because you do riot heed them.
Not so with Tarzan of thfl Apes. From
early Infancy his survival had depended
upon ncuteness or eyesignt, nearm
smcll, touch, nnd taste faf more than
upon tho more slowly developed Organ
of reason.
The least developed of all, In Tarzan,
was the sense of taste, for ho could eat
lusi'lniia fruits, or raw flesh, long burled,
with almost equal appreciation! but In
that he differed but slightly from more
civilized epicures.
Almost silently the ape-man sped on
In the track of Tcrkoz.and his prey, but
the sound of his approach reached the
cars of the fleeing beast and spurred It
on to greater speed,
Three miles were covered before Tarzan
overtook them, and then Terkoz, aceln
that further flight was futile, dropped
to the ground In a small open glade, lhat
he might turn nhd right for his prize,
or be free to escape Unhampered If ho
saw that the pursuer -was more than a
match for him.
lie still grasped Jano Porter In one
great arm as Tarzan bounded like a
leopard Into the arena which nature had
provided for this primeval-like battle.
"When Terkoz saw that It was Tarzan
who pursued him, he Jumped to the con
clusion that this was Tarzan's woman,
since they wcro of the same kind Whlto
nnd hairless and so he rejoiced at this
opportunity for double revenge upon his
hated enemy.
To Jnne Porter the strango apparition
of this god-like man was as wino to
sick nerves.
From the description which Claylon
nnd her father and Mr, Philander had
given her, she knew that It must be tho
same wonderful creature who had saved
them, and she saw In him only a protec
tor and a friend.
But ns Terkoz pushed her roughly
aside to meet Tarzan'a charge, and sho
saw tho great proportions of the ape and
the mighty muscles and tho fierce fangs,
nor ncart quauca. now couia any animal
vanquish such a mighty antagonist?
Llko two charging bulls they came to
gether, and like two wolves sought each
other's throat, Against tho long cnnlncu
of the Ape was pitted tho thin blade of
tho mans knife.
Jnno Porter her lithe young form
flattened ngalnst the trunk of n great
tree, her hands tight pressed ngalnst her
rising nnd falling bosom, nnd her eyes
wldo with mingled horror, fascination,
fear, nnd admiration watched tho
primordial apo battle with the primeval
SUMMER RESORTS
NEW ENOLAND
1-nko Wlnnlprsauke, N. It.
CENTER HARBOR, N.
ON
H.
Lake Winnipesaukee
At the jratoway of the White Moun
tains. A delightful summer hotel on
tho lake. Bathing, motorboats, fish
ing; exceptional facilities for automo
blllne. 8tato bojilovard, ddnolng; fine
orchestra. COM". Accommodates
250 guests.
Booklet. W. A. MACLEAN.
Lake Winnipesaukee, N.ll.
CAMP FOR GIRLS
Wolfeboro, N. II. Limited to IB. July
and August. Nature study, dancing and
swimming taught. Sanitary, underdralned.
bath, electric lights, all single beds. Ten
nls, boating, etc. Reference and booklet
on request.
Dr. E. W. JONES,
2731 Columbia Ave.. Thlla.
Frnnconla Notch. Grafton Co.. N. H.
WHITE MOUNTAIN"!
'NEWPROntlHODSE
TWENTY COTTAQEa OPEN JULY 1ST.
Catering to those who wish a Summer
Home In o resort fBTored with a clientele.?
Ilia highest order. ON IDEAL TOUR. Fine
Oarage. Qolf. Tennis. Boating, Fishing.
C. II. OP.EENLEAF. Pros.
Booking Office In Charge E. B. BlCn,
Hotel Vendome. Boston. Mass.
nar Harbor. Me,
EXCLUSIVE
NOTED CUISINE
THE LOUISBURG
Bar Harbor, Maino
Open July 1 to Sept. IB
L.C.PRIOR, Mgr. Hotel Lenox, Boston
Old Orchard, Me.
Brookline House
OLD ORCHARD, ME.
11 F.1.rl1?l?I" house, facing ocean. Electric
lights, baths, pine trees rear; ten mlnutea.
all amusementa; wide verandas; Al table.
Portland, Bfe.
LONGFELLOW INN overlooking
Location unsurpassed, caterlnar to r.n.T.V
patronage. Excellent cuts
:utalne. Bathing from
I " UP- H. H. PEASH.
House, iwavg q nsn'g.
Brunswick Hotel ?v,w.,) S?"'. ntraiiy
cow ,.? a,, " ?Jiil pr- .ba"'' "ot
12 bo. wfiteo: vT-s-ffff Vi W.uTii:
NEW CHASE HOUSE 0nl- nproof
European plan. Booki.t. DepTp.8 '" """
JPeaka Island, Me.
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
15 minutes by auto. Ferry from Portland
BookTtt. ttALPH E. naWB, Manaaar.
Bay View House ffi'V'w ii'H
..p. . ,,, ai; Ay,
Milton. Vt.
Camp Watson
'?& ot"rr. real country, with
1& ?."! ! "?.t .'. rear
booklet, "Where style is ,. Af
iii.ir: .
wr S MILTON, vr"
Block ItbinJ.
HOTEL AANISSES 2
IS UILBS OUT AT SKA Aocam,
.jteaB
SQ. BttM.
satsaag asd
Uttbifig, KMetJ oulataa.
um farca
SsMd'ieat
T? T"t5 '
siwicn HKlt
Narragansett htTke
koi W w i -.-
ALTON H- MOW. Pi:
y. ,- ,, , ,.,w
Pnui.
man for possession of a woman for her.
As tho great muscles of the marTa" baok
hnd shoulders knotted beneath the ten
sion of his efforts, and the huge biceps
and forealin held at bay those mighty
tusks, tho veil of centuries of civilization
nnd culture was swept from tho blurred
vision of the Baltimore girl.
When the long knife drank deep a
dozen limes of Terkdz'a heart's blood,
nnd the greal carcass rolled lifeless upon
the ground, It wns a primeval woman
who sprang forward with outstretched
arms toward the primeval man who had
fought for her nhd won her.
And Tarzan?
Ho did what ho red-blooded man needs
lessons In doing. Ho took his woman in
his arms and smothered her upturned,
panting lips with kisses.
(CONTINUED MONDAt.)
WOMAN GETS BEQUEST
FROM OLD ADMIRER
Erstwhile Friend Leaves $5000
to Mrs. Snllie Gale, Rooming
House Keeper.
The wheel of fortune has taken another
turn for Mrs. Salllo Gale, a. rooming house
keeper, of 131 North Franklin street.
She has been Informed by an attorney
that sho hns fallen heir lo a fortuno of
5000, bequeathed to her by a former ad
mirer. Mrs. Gale spent today in getting
tha services of a lawyer lo look after her
Interests.
Two years ngo fortune did not smile so
kindly upon Mrs. Gale. On November 9,
191.1, on a Sunday evening, Mrs. Galo
and her daughter, Martlo Dean, wcro
gucsta of honor at the boathouse ot
Thomas Lee, In Delawaro CoUnty. Le
was a Philadelphia deputy tax collector.
Lee's son, who formerly wns employed
In tho City Treasurer's ofllco, called at
the boathouse. The women and soma of
the men fibjoctcd to his presence. The
father ordered the young mnn out of the
house. A qunrrcl followed outside and
RCSIMER RESORTS
NEW, 15NOLAND
Maplcwood. ?f, II.
The Social & Scenic Center of tho
WHITE MTS.
MAPLEWOOD, N. H.
MAPLEW00D
HOTEL
Cottages - - Casino - - Inn
OPEN JUNE TO OCT. NO HAT FEVER
One Thousand Acre Park
18 Hole Golf Course
Unsurpassed. GOOO Ynrds.
First Annual REGISTERED
Maplewood
TRAP SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT
July 2Gth-30th incluslvo
Daily Concert and Dancing Every
Evening
Booking Office for Hotel, 1180 Broadway,
New York, Also for Inn, Maplewood, N,H.
I.EON H. CILLEY, .llgr.
Baunderatown, H. I.
Saunders House n 58- iraou
bathing, fishing, tennla. I. , noOUAN.
mi
an
Mfi' 'tP
jftffPKla 4 MR9?SS
Delaware
0TesiMui(esiBndeHL'neSe6wenArmyanJAfoneA
K,S!MrLt'rL"k Cha",P,Vn' " jt historical associations,
beautiful UkoGeoree, or the charm of theAdirondacks you seek,
there a no more cornfortablo wayof oettlne thero than that offered
k2 te!"?: H-wJ!h irrfnaleW New York-
-.-.. - 10m. nuason
connections with "D. & H." train, at
"A Surnmer ParadW is a book full of useful facta
set out in absorbing manner. Send 60 f or ittoda
M. J.POVVERS, C. P. A. New YatkCIrr !.'..
.
F
Aioany, n. v.
The Griswold
EASTERN' POINT, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
Finest Summer Resort
Hotel in America
OPEN JUNE3?! HT0UrEfpTm Kev) If SrtH GRILL
18-Hole Golf Course, Also New and Completely
. Equipped Club House
M&SSS.'SS! Th"'. Wrtor Yachting. BoatInr, ,,,,, MoterlBf.
Abo the BELLEV1EW, BELLEAIR HEaGHTS? FLORIDA
. jv.os si.aajix, N. J,
I ' ' '
PICTURESQUE
OINT PLEAS,
PLEASANT
sTS?r THE
9:-th?h7da?of.0ri55i'
b!3l
fevar
i pine bJt Tha odur i? ."Si?f V ?M la New Jere "
with tha salt braeli liuSJit Uh 1 ovar preaem. com
An Ideal !.. "cIfJ WW Ima4ai reirer fr.im h.
provemanU. Ineludl-o " Sv"c "5"WrB- All n
" '-li. lifw boiStwWns "
-VStJrtXli9SI--
.L -tJl- f. mU --tA-tf . - i"
a bullet In hi chest.
xoung iieo surrenaered to the t, ft
Mrs. Gale hnd Miss Dean were heu S3
time by tho police of Chester a ,mJH
Miss Dean, in the nMn. ..
mother In search for ah attornev- .
. ...... w..u ...u ,,ww nuuw much a
her mother's former ndmlrer, extern
hla nnmA warn TC.vi1.1 r-Ukl
"It wan venra AnH ,
mamma met him," explained Mlsa tI
"I was not hbmo much than r J$
rnamma was engaged to him. Of r,?
I don't remember much about H ?
.- -kill rrt - . v ll I 1.
u. ir.o tmiu. iiiey una a quarrel !
ho went to Cuba as a soldier. I thiitW
was wounded. Mamma mnrrled whii.C
was away, but Mr. Galo died and rn.i,J5,
Is a widow now. nmiM'
"The first thing I knew about m,j
falling heir to fEOOO was when ,h.
word to me at Atlantlo Clly tX8 "5?
right home. Bhe wanted- .." c
look after th. hntl wfcnr J 1. n' B
after the money." ,04K
Neighbors of Mrs. Gate -. .. . .
terested In the news that .1.. V"UCn li
herllance. Their feelings are hurt t
couso Mrs. Gale did not take th.mVl
ner commence, hut h . ... :
Mrs
Mr. n.i. ..i ...-a""' """nM
Gale never did mnri, .'.,." nt
neighbors. uuun W
iuh uiea in waning, L. I . a.w--l
days ago. ' "wit1
T .1.1.1 .flt. , .... . T
Forbidden to Erect Telegraph Pot.ji'l
TTtHNTON, June 6.-The BoaM Hflj
Public Utility Commissioner. taKS .41
SES JE!?:a,5 ?r31"a of rd
would "rJIow the DJ.i,rfi!
Telegraph and Telephone Cornnini. .' t
lay IU, cables nnd erect lla SSm J 4
tho streets of th m.-n..!-??,1" a'"ijf
aotlon being taken because of tha t. i
o publish tho ordinance t irM
tho law covering sUch matters J
mmmmmmhO'i
On the Edge of the
cean
HOTEL
PRESTON
and Cottages
Beach Bluff, Mass.
Located In private grounds on a
bluff overlooking tho Atlantic. Hotel
Preston presents a combination of
seashore and country a c e n e r y
unequal ed and provides a charming
Summer home with most modern
hotel equipment, Including Jom
distance telephone In each apartment
One of the most exclusive, of New
England Hotels.
An Orchestra ot Symphony Soloists, fl
eij- oummer pastime.
Famous Motor Itoada.
Personal management ot
J. A. SHERRARD
Proprietor.
mmr,Miim--mmi
Pigeon Cove, Slum.
The Ocean View
Pigeon Cove, Rockport, Mass.
ON THE NOIITII SHORE
Hotel directly on tho ocean; broad
porches. Country nnd seashore combined!
exclusive surroundings; excellent table;
tennis, bathing, sailing, fishing, hot sea
water baths; rooms single or en suits,
with private bath; golf, Itockport Coun
try Club; nreproot garage, nates reason-
able. Booklet. M, N. DAY, Prop.
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BPMMER RESQnTB
'. NEW ENOLANn "
Beach lllufr, Mans. i;,
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11 B H n u 11 "
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Up in Smoke
Thoae worries that
seemed so large to you
in the rush of the city
vanish in the camp
fire's smoke in Northern
New York's zestful air.
There's a delightful es
cape for you. from the
city's care if you travel
over the
I
m-
uiver Boat Lines make
Albany or Troy.
Bur..u. I3t Bi--
FORT W'UJAM HENRY HOTEL
UV.Ce..,ry.Y.
HOTEL, CHAMPLA1N
,B A Champlaln, Blutf Point, N, Y.
Albert Thlariot. Manager.
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