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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1915,
ANCIIE PORTO ROSEGA
OCCUPATO DA FORZE
DEL GENER. CADORNA
Violento Fuoco di Arfcigli
eria Attraverso l'Isonzo.
Gli Austriaci Attaccati
di Fronte e Minacciati
sui Due Fianchi.
-Tim EVVX1NO LEDOE1V
Questo ilmpdtlco c dlfjuso piornala
che if pubbltca in Flladelfta tuttl I
plornl In varlc cdlzlonl, si occupa
molto dell'cntrata In pucrra delta
nostra Italia, c per dare occasion?
at leltorl Italian!, delta plornatc
vtcne stampato In Itnpua Uallana
pubbllcando tutte le pltf Intcrcssantl
notlzle chc concernnno Vltalla,
I'Auitrla o la Gcrmanla.
aritallanl dl Filadclfla c del rlcinl
pacl dovrebbrro csserc conlcntl dl
quota opportunlta' e comprarc tuttl
pit "Evenino LnDor.n" tuttl I olornt
per ciscrc at corrente dl tutte le
notlzle dl pucrra chc gtornahncntc
saranno trasmeste In America.
(Dal seltlmanalc itallano "La
Blgaretta," dl Philadelphia, del 1.1
Qltipno corrente.)
nOMA, 12 Olimno.
E stato annunclato umdnlmenle questa
mattlna cho la truppe del Generate Co.
dorna lianno Bin' occupato la cltta' dl
Oradlsca, clie o' a set mlglla. a sud-ovest
dl Gorlzla.
IO forzo Itallano hanno occupato Porto
Koocgii, a sucl dl Monfalcone, cd hanno un
certo numero dl navl cho si trovavano
net cantlrre, tra lo quail un plccoll Incro
clatoro clie I'Austrla ntava cottruendo per
conto dclla Clna.
La nottzla e' Importantlnslma perche
I'occupazlone dl Oradlsca mette In perl
colo le poslzlonl austrlacho dl Gorlzla,
Bla mtnacclata dall' occupazlono Uallana
dl Monfalcone. Qradiaca e' a 20 mlglla
a nord-oveflt dl Trieste, sul flume Isonzo,
cd e' la prima cltta' Importante atistrlaca
occupata rlagll tlallanl dopo I'occupazlone
dl Monfalcone.
Oil Italian! si avvlclnano In grand! forze
verso Gorlzla, capitals delta provlncla
omontma, ed ora una vIotcntlRslma bat
taglla o' Impcgnata ad ovest dl quclla
cltta', su dl un brevo fronte dl dlccl
mlglla.
Le poslzlonl austrlache dl Gorlzla sono
assoggcttato ad un vlolentlsslmo bom
bardamento da parte delle battcrlc Hal
lane In poslzlone sutle alturc a nord dl
llossa, ed al loro fuoco rlspondono I can
nonl austriaci da una colllna sltuata poco
a nord delta cltta' dl Gorlzla e da una po
slzlone formldabllmente fortlficnta alia
testn dl ponto dell'Isonzo.
I rcgglmentl dl Bcrsagllerl che hanno
occupato oradlsca marclano ora verso
11 nord, tcntando dl passare II flume
nolle vlclnanze dl Itubbla per attaccare
Gorlzla dl flanco, dalla strada dl Gabrta
e dl Merna.
II nemlco ha montato plccoll pezzl dl
artlgllerla su corrl ferrovlarll plattl e II
fa muovere In tuttl 1 sensl sulla fcrrovla
die segue II corso dell'Isonzo, e 11 fa
vomltare fuoco contro le poslzlonl
Itallane. .
A bcI mlglla a nord-ovest di Oorlzla
tin'altra colonna Uallana tenta dl attrn
versare 11 flumo c plombare sulla cltta'
dai nord. I cannont austriaci plazzatl su
Monte Sano bombardano questa colonna
ed t pontlert del Genlo clie rarrann hi
gettnro un ponte. La battaglla contlnua
ca dlversl glorni attorno a Plava, dove
g(l austriaci oppongono una accanlta
reslstenza.
II bombardamento dl Tolmlno contlnua
senza Interruzlono. Parecchl del lavori
dl dlfesa esternl del nomlco sono stall
dannegglatt dalle batterle itallane, ma 11
fatto cho git austriaci tengono ancora la
poslzlone domlnante ha Impedlto l'avan
zata degll Itallanl.
I Hersagllerl e gll Alplnl opcrantt nelta
reglone dl Tolmlno sono statl occupatl a
cneclnre dftl plcchl domlnAntl plccoll re
Pftrtl dl tlrntorl nemlcl che tormentftvano
la fanterln Avnnznnte lungo i pawl. In
nlcunl ensl gll austriaci hanno reso im
prendlbtll ccrte poslzlonl elevate bloc
enndo I senllerl con groml mass! dl pletra.
In ntiestl cast gll Alplnl hanno clrcondalo
I'nltiirn con plccole sqtiadre e cerenno dl
fare si cho II nemlco si nrrenda per fame.
Sul fronte del Trontlno si sono avute
nelle ulllme 48 ore sollnnto combattlmcnti
dl nessuna Important, a quanto an
nunzlu It Ministers della Ouerra.
Hj NEMICO DKMOltALIZZATO.
Con la conqulsta delle cltta' dl oradls
ca, Monfalcone o Itovereto e dl circa
un centlnnlo dl vlllnggl, da parte degll
Itallanl e con I furiosi attacchl rontro le
Unco che dlfendono Trento e Trieste, gll
austriaci dlvengono completamente de
morallzzatl dalla contlnua successions dl
sconfltto. II Mtnlstero della Querra ha
ptlbblicato questa mattlna it seguente
comiinlcato umclnle:
"Documentl trovatl addosso ad uiTlclatl
austriaci fattl prlglonlcrl dal nostrl
mnstrnno chft I comandant! austriaci sono
molto Impcnslorltl del grave fatto che gll
nvvenlmcntl avutlsl at fronte dl battaglla
pregludlcano la dlsclptlna delle truppe.
Alto scopo dl Impedlre che avvengano
ptu' numerose dlscrzlonl, gll ufllclall aus
triaci hanno reso ancora ptu' severe le
normo special! gla' emanate n questo
scopo, normo che mostrano che essl
hanno dovuto rlcorrcro ad odlosl slsteml
dl pollzla per Impedlre che II loro eserclto
si sfasclasse.
"Per PBcmplo. I dlsrrtorl arrestatl Bono
punltl non solo come dellnquentl, ma
ancho come tradltorl. Se sono trovatl
colpcvoll, tutte le loro proprleta possono
csserc confiscate. Lo Slnto Magglore
nustrlnco ha stablllto ancho scvcrlsnlmo
punlzlonl per quel sotdntl che tcntano 11
nrrcndcrsl c per quell! cho cerenno dl
sottrnrsl ngll obbllghl mllltorl accusando
malnttle.
"Nol abblamo ancho ricevuto rnpportl
nutentlcl dal qunll rlsulta cho tanto net
teatro della guerra del Carpazll cho In
quello Itallano manca nelle truppe nus
trlncho lo dlsclpllna e l verlflcano csempll
dl tnglu.itlzla ammlnlstratlva da parte del
plu' altl ulllclall austriaci. Lo truppe
perclo' eoffrono In conseguenza dl sospcttl
e ui Hiiaucia.
"Questa mania dl sospcttl si e' atlar
gata anche alia pupolazlono civile In ae
gtilto alte inlsure prcse per menomare la
llberta' del non combattcntl o per Im
pedlre lo splonngglo o la sedlzlone. Agll
niu genoraii austriaci e' stnta data auto
rlta' dl Imporro restrlzlonl e dl proclamaro
regolamcntl nel duo tentrl della gucrra."
LA DATTAQLIA DELL'ISONZO.
In tro puntl lungo II fronte dl battaglla
dell'Isonzo sono In corso sangulnosl com
battlmentl. Uno c' Impegnato attorno a
Tolmlno, un altro plu' a sud, a nord o a
sud dl Gorlzla, cd un tcrzo sul fronte tra
Monfalcnno o Oradlsca.
Una manovra tcntata dagll austriaci,
dl glrare le poslzlonl Itallano a Mon
tenero e attuccnrle dl dletro, c' Btata
jriiHir.-ua iingu iinnnni.
D'ANNUNZIO IN RUMANIA
Onbrlele d'AnnunzIo, cho e' oggl 1'uomo
plu' popolaro nel pnesl lntlnl per nvcre
sollevnto II popolo d'ltalla In favore delta
guerrn con I! suo dlscorso dl Quarto, o'
partlto da Iloma alia volta dl Bucarest,
per cercaro dl sollcvare II popolo rumeno
In favore dclla guerra all'Austrla ed nlla
Gcrmanla
27 FIRE COMPANIES
PARADE AT NEWTOWN
1500 Men, 15 Bnnds and Motor
driven Apparatus Appear In
Procession.
NEWTOWN. Pa.. Juno 12. Twenty
seven flro companies, with 1600 members,
15 bands and a score of motor-driven fire
engines paraded here today during the
second annual convention of the Bucks
County Firemen's Association. Twenty
Ave of the companies are located In towns
of this county and the remaining three
companies camo from Ablngton anil
Ilocklcdgo, both In Montgomery County,
and from Burlington, N. J.
The parade started at 2:30 o'clock,
and was led by tho QuakeTtown Fins
fompany, accompanied by the Qermnnia
Band. Companies from Trumbaueravllle,
Richland, Perkasle, Bellersvllle, Morris
vllle, Southampton, Lnnghorne, Itlchboro,
lvyland and Chalfont wero In line with
bands from their respective towns. The
Morrlsvllle company had Us new en
gine In the parade, and tho Eagle Fire
Company, of New Hope, appeared In
new white uniforms. Tho Doylostown
Fire Company hnd Its new apparatus In
lino.
An elaborate exhibition of modern
motor-driven fltc-flghttng apparatus was
given by the four companies compris
ing tho Bristol Fire Department, which
has the bcst-cqulppod outfit In this part
of tho Stato. A rello of tho past was
thown when tho Ilulmovlllo company
paraded with Its old "Billy Penn" hand
engine. Although almost half a century
old, this cnglno Is still In use. Tho New
town Fire Company brought up tho
roar of the parade. Frank II. Wentworth
was the chief mnrshal, assisted by IS
mounted aides. Tho Keystone flro chiefs
and former members of tho various com
panies also paraded.
Preceding tho parado addrosscs wero
made by Battalion Chief William BaTrctt,
of tho Philadelphia Fire Department, and
President Andrew Grahnm, of the Mont
gomery Firemen s Association.
In addition to the parado an exhibi
tion of modern fire apparatus was held
in Enterprise Hall. It Is tho aim
of tho convention to Interest every town
In Bucks County In motor-driven Are en
gines, as they are the only solution of
flro fighting In widely separated courtry
towns. Oliver Meyers, Jr., of Southamp
ton, president of the association, presided
at the business meeting held last evening.
C0MST0CK RAILS AGAINST
OUSTER BY "CONSPIRACY"
Blnmes Forces That Opposed Hia
"September Morn" Crusade,
NEW YORK, Juno 12.-Anthony Corn
stock, the world' most famous opponent
of the nude In art and vlotcnt lovemaklng
In literature, today charged that he has
been ousted from his Job as postomce
Inspector as tho result of a conspiracy.
Comstook's term of ohlce would havo
expired at the end of the present month,
but he said today he had been relieved
of his commission by Postmaster uenerai
Burleson.
"Tho snme forces that attempted to
have me discharged during tho 'Septem
ber Morn' and other crusades were
anxious to get mo out of the way," said
Comstoek. "But I shall continue fight
ing for the principles I learned at my
mother's knee."
HOTEL ARRIVALS
OnBKN'8. Mr. and Mrs. John Harold, New
ark, N. J., Howard 8. Ulrdsall, Unrntt,
N. 1
CONTINENTAL. Mr. ond Mrs. 'Wllllirn Hu
chanin, Critder. Pa ; J. Hudolph, l'lttaburgh,
la.. Hubert Ulll, Wllkes-Hnrr. Pa.
DOONniVS A. L. Naoke, Enaton, Pa.: Wil
liam Pateraon, Clearfield, Pa.
NOW I1INOHAM. U M. Outhrlc, Wllllnma
port, Pa , J II. Asre. Camden, N. J.i Mr,
and Mrs. Jlonard. urldgeton, N. J.
aiANOVEIt II. B. Spence. Wakefield, Pa.( C.
Armour, llrldgeton, N. J.
TVlNDSOn-Mr. and Mr. B. It. Smith, liar
rlaburx. Pa . K. U Heaves. Trenton, N. J.;
Paul K. Oood, Itlverton, N. 1.
VPINDIO-Mr. and Mr II. J Hutchlnnon.
PlttaburKh, Pa.; It. U. Dala, Altoona, Pa.
ACKLPHIA-H. t.. C1llleple. U. B. N. Mr.
and Mrs. M B. McDowell, State College, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs J. II. tunckhouae, Trenton,
N. J.
ST. JAMHS-tloliert Schaefer, Newark. N. J.I
Mrs T. A. Shoemaker, Uellefonle, Pa.
WALTON-J. M. McCormlck, Pittsburgh, Pa.l
the Ilev. A It. Turner. Orangevlllo, Pa.i
George I,. I.uros, New York.
BTENTON-nobert Gross. Jlarrlaburg, Pa.l Dr.
W. . Henderson, PhllllPBburg, Pa.
COLONNADE-E. S. Smelts. Lancaster, Ta.i
W. B. Slater, Scranton, Pa.
niTTENIIOfflE Bdmund Leigh, llattlmor.
Md.; Mrs. W. C. Allama, Toledo, O.
BELLEVUE-STRATF-OltD-R. H. Pratt. Wash
ington. I). Cj J. W. Dulkoley, 3d, Washing
ton, D. C. Earl D. Edwin, Louisville. Ky.i
R. W. Crowell. Cleveland. Mrs. W S. Tur
pln, Newport, R. I. ; Miss Louisa Turpln.
Nowport. It. I.; Miss Evelyn Turpln. New
port. It. I.
IHTZ-CAnLTON Mrs. Wllllnm O. Blade. New
York; Mr. and Mrs. William M. Cromlle,
New York, G. M. Mcredrles, Milwaukee,
wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Italph M Comfort, New
York. Mr and Mr. George W. Wlghtman.
Doston, Mass,
TURN LITTLE THEATRE
INTO "MOVIE" HOUSE
Former Home of Uplift Drama
to Open June 21 With High
class Pictures.
And still they comol The Little Theatre,
home of the dramatic uplift-where the
nine mtiscg rubbed elbows In an artistic
endeavor to clevnts the stage at so much
per seat where the hoi pollol seldom
ventured and highbrow plays ruted-The
Little Theatre Is going In for the
"movies"!
Shaw and Ibsen and Strlndberg are to
be replaced by Mary Plekford and tho 63d
episode of "Tho Explolta of the Hazards
of the Mystery of Helen Elaine Pauline
Chaplin." No longer will literature dic
tate In profundity. No longer will epl-
grnmmallc nphorlsms rule supreme.
A ecreon Is to replace mummery. The
silent drama will oust the speaking. The
mysticism of Ibsen and Strlndberjr must
glvo wny to the art of cinematography.
The whirr of the projecting machine will
resound throughout the sacred precincts
where once Ralph Hcrz appeared In that
Immortnl epic, "Monsieur Polrct." Shades
of J. J. Jcxt
Tho Llttlo Thcatro will bo metamor
phosed Into a photoplay house on Mon
day, Juno 21, a (Into which wilt go down
In dramatic history, oven as that of Wa
terloo nnd July 4 and tho day on which
your vacation begins, and linger In your
memory. Mr. J. A. Lovy, formerly man
ager of tho Philadelphia olllco of the
World Film Corporation, will bo tho man
ntcr. Mr. Levy believes that there Is
room In this city for an exclusive photo
play house, catering to men nnd women
and children who seldom view motion
pictures.
CIRCUS COMING TO TOWN
AND BOYS ARE ON ALERT
Tomorrow Will Witness Entry of
Gentry Brothers' Show.
Fond mothers In West Philadelphia will
have some difficulty In persuading their
boya to sit around the house In their best
clothes tomorrow, for tho circus Is com
ing. Gentry Brothers' ag-gregatlon at
trained animals will arrive In Philadel
phia early In tha morning and will start
activities nl 67th and Market streets,
where all the big tents, necessary to In
sure comfort of animals, will bo erected.
The show will be formally opened with a
parado Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Gentry Brothers Is the only circus that
plays ono-nlght stands In the tlg cities.
Only one act Is featured at a time, sd
that everybody Is assured of seeing the
entire show. The circus will move about
the city during this week as follows:
Mnndnv. B7th and Market streets! Tues
day, 29th and Somerset streets: Wednes
day, York road ana i
Thursday, Chellcn avenuo
atrrAt fjAtttinntnwti : Friday,
and Hunting Park avenue; Saturday. 69th
street and Cheater avenue. Tha shows
are unique In unany respects.
BRANDING HORSES
HALTED BY S. P. C. A,
. 1
Agents Refuse to Permit Sear
ing of War Mounts pir"
chased by French Govern
ment.
President to Spend Fourth at Cornish
WASHINGTON. June 12. - President
Wilson expects to spend tho 4th of July
nt the summer Whlto House at Cornish,
N". II, It wilt bo his first vacation since
tho foreign situation became acuta. Mem
bers of his family plan to go to Cornish
about June 2S.
Fifteen thousand horses from all
ot tne Kaai, on which an option ha.iT" J
obtained by Major Poope. of the "1
armv. will hn XimluH J.ui.,n' "WohTl
week and those accepted will b. ..M
Jersey City for shipment to Fran el L'
mnjor started examining th flr i.
8000 animals yesterday. M lot r
Agents of the Pennsylvania 8oeli .
the Prevention of Cruelty to AntaSK 'r
rived at tho West Pi.iinS.i.2 ?ali
shortly nftor tho work began and JX4
a 10-mlnuto argument aucr.4 .. V,w 15
vlnclng the horse dealers that brir,J?n
Irons must ba discarded. Dr-'ia!iig
Louden street; eminent now aro being ldentlnt!iCk a.aT
, nnd Anderson tcrs cut In tho hoofs. It was ooitX '" S
& .h0?.- ?'C. A. agents. Ctte 1
Biaien uovernment brands all li .... .u '
."":' nd brandlngT'S '
in ine wept, ins dealers Said It tra. .v!
solutely noccssary, but tha agents iff j
for the office of Magistrate f liar 1
warrants and tho dcalors capitulated
Comstoek Loses Ills jnu
NEW YORK. Juna 12.-Anthonv r. '
took, tho solf-eonflfi.i,i "L"0"5' ?om, V
and literature, wilt on Juno 30 eea...' J'
bo a United States postofnee. !.'. '
'""ycior.
SUMMER RESORTS
SUMMER RESORTS
HUMMER RESORTS
OCEAN CITV.N.J.
SUMMER RESORTS
WILD WOOD. N. J.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON, June 12.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey: Fair and somewhat cooler to
night; Sunday fair; light northwest
winds.
The disturbance that covered the
Lake region and the northern side of the
Ohio basin yesterday has moved to Maine
and-New Brunswick, and has caused
showers over tho entire course. The dis
turbance that was over the southern
pmieau nas movea notneaetward across
the Itocky Mountains and Into the Mis
souri basin with Increasing energy, caus
ing showers and thunderstorms In the
northern plain states. There is a moder
ate temperature excess along the north
Atlantic coast this morning, but a cooler
area is moving eastward from the Lake
region and the upper Ohio basin.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
Observations Uksn at S . m. Eastern time
LOW
last rtaln. v.tM.
Station. 8 a.m n't. fall. Wind. irnr..,k..
t ia t ":::"""
a i' i-laudv
VERSO rncoiL.
Intanto un telegrnmma da Udlno dlco
chc gll Itallanl contlnuano la loro nvan
aata verso II passo dl Predil a verso II
punto dl unlono della fcrrovla dl Lalbach
a Turvls.
II genorale Rlcclottl Garibaldi, suo
flsllo I'epplno c due nltrl llgll sono ora
arruolatt ncll'esorclto Itallano. Ad essl la
popolazlono dl lloma ha fatto una n
tuslastlca dimostrazlone.
Da Innsbruck telegrafano che si con
ferma cola' che gll Itallanl hanno occu
pato l'lmportantlssimo nasso dl Pl.vn
da dove mlnacclano le llnee dl comunlca
zlone austrlacho.
Dutch to Strengthen Nnvy
THE HAGUE. Juno 12. The Govern
ment will shortly Introduce a bill In Par
liament providing for an appropriation of
JIO.000,000 to Incrcnse the Dutch navy. The
expansion program Includes two cruisers,
four submarines and six hydro-aero-Plancs.
.SUMMER RESORTS
NEW ENGLAND
Mapleivood. N. II.
Norway Lost 29 Ships in War
CHRISTIANIA, Juno 12.-Norway has
lost 23 vessels of all classes, through mine
or torpedo explosions, slnco the war
started, tho war Insurance bureau an
nounced today The aggregate value of
the ships was J7.500.000
CALIFORNIA
Special Trains and Trivate Car Parties.
A. series of remarkable tours under per-
nunni escon.
V,!':"ln& ..IJAJ?J?.5ANY0,N OF ARIZONA,
PoaiTfogR;:, yosKmi' vaZlby. CAN
ADIAN ROCKIES, MT.
YELLOWSTONE PARK
OHAPO ROCKIES
RAIN1EE and
also tne CUL-
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JULY, AU0UST. SEPTEMBER
From 20 to 8(1 days. Inclusive rates, S270
and un Through Pullman Standard, Sleep,
ers. rilnlng and Ilsgcace Cars
Frequent stops. Including best Hotels.
JVrte for TRAVEL TOUKS" Cefore
booking.
GILLESPIE, KINP0RTS & BEARD
111S AVulnut St.. Philadelphia.
The Social & Scenic Center of tho
WHITE MTS.
MAPLEWOOD, N. H.
MAPLEW00D
HOTEL
Cottnp;cs - - Casino - - Inn
OPEN JUNE TO OCT. NO HAY FEVER
One Thousand Acre Park
18 Hole Golf Course
Unsurpassed. C000 Yards.
first Annual KEUISTEUED
WILDWOOD
BY THE SEA
And Wlhlivooil C'rrst
Send your family here for
the summer It Is the Ideal
family resort, becnuso it is
so cool and clean and snfr
in every rospect. Coiy cot
tages, bungalows nnd apart
ments for any site family
nnd every size pockettjook
Come down and make youi
selection at once. Thev nr
going fast. Rest bathing,
Ashing, boating and urn,,
moblllng on tho coast For
details and beautiful book
let, write today to
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J, AVhltesell, City
WII.DWOOD,
'. J.
Clerk
Manlowood
TRAP SHOOTING
TOURNAMENT
July 26th-30th incluslvn
Dally Concert and Dancinjr Every
Evenlnp
Rooking Office for Hotel; 1180 Broadway.
New York. Also for Inn. Maplewood. N II
W.ON II. CHTleY. Mrr.
l'ranconla Notch, Orafton Co.. N. M.
RIVER STEA.MHOATS
TRENTON I1IIISTOE IILRI.INGTON
HLR1.INOTON I8L.NI) PAItlf.
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toulavllls. kr. .. 70 eg
Memphis. Tnn,. 74 72
New Orleans. . SO 78
New- York 74 61 .02 w
Oklahoma, Ok... 74 72
Philadelphia. ..." 7 70
Phoenix, Arli... 68 ea
Pittsburgh, Pa,, 60 84
I'ortUnd. He ..68 34
Portland, Ore.,., 64 34
Quebec, Can 64 48
St I.OUM, Mo ,.72 H8
St Paul, Minn.. GO 66
Call lka. Utah. SO H
ban ITranclsco... 52 32
8 rantan Pa m
Tamna, .,,, 7 72
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rui.l. hU.lUIEIl SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
REO. 30-DAY EXCURSION TICKET 80el
25c HPcla' 1-day excursion ticket oe.
Not good Sut., Sun. or Holidays c
H-E.'V3I? WTl,T,?,r- V,B.U "? AY8
6, 10.31) A. M., 1, 8 (Ilordentown Accom.l, 4
V. M, Extra trip on Saturday 8.30 P. SI.
SUNDAYS '
8.30, 10.30 A. M.. 1.30, 3. S, 8.30. 10 SO 1- M
.IIUIII.INr.TtJ.N'lSLANil I'AIJI? l,M'
i-P m !nK "eafon no.!v 0Pn. No Intoxlcat.
Ing liquor sold or allowed In tha park.
WHITE MOUNTAINS
NEW PROFILE HOUSE
TWENTY COTTAOEa OPEN JULY 1ST
Catering to those who nlsh a Summer
Homo In a resort favored with a clientele of
tho highest order. ON IDEAL TOUR Flos
Garage. Golf, Tennis. Boating, Fishing.
C. H. QREENLEAF, Pros.
Booking Office In Charge E. II. RICH,
Hotel Vendome. Boston. Mass.
THE BELLEVUE
8TH AND OCEAN AVENl'E
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
0PEX8 jvxe nrit
E S SCHANTZ, Prop.
mamm
1 jwh v&JVtaY
.Delaware d
Charmina
cation Spots
Saratoga Springs, Lake
George, Lake Cham
plain, Adirondack:
Mountains, Au Sable
Chasm, Lake Placid,
Cooperstown, and
many other romantic
and historic resorts of
Northern New York are
reached by the
Hudson
SAarferf, Qukkesi andBesiZineBetweenMndiork andAfonfoal.
In this wonderful mountain countrvvou can f.nmvmnnMn .l:.
atning.BOlr.tenmi. Inexpensive nnd of ensynccess. "D.&H." through
ttaini leave Nov York Grand Central Terminal. Hudson River Boat
Lines make connections with "D.&H." trains nt Albany orTror.
"A Summer Paradise "
Contains photpgraphi and descriptions of hundreds o( delight
ful plscss to choose from. Send 6c in stamps to corer mailing.
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M. J. POWERS. G. P. A.
Albany, N. Y.
WILDWOOD'S
LEADING HOTELS
Capacities 500 to 250. Near Beach
Boardwalk and Amusements. Pleasant
fe.'al '& d,,0" "t al" trains '""k
H&i. r?rw'a''a. ?,"," " following
....... ... ....unvut., Al. . ;
DOHSEY.
EIHiETON INN...,
II ADDON HALL...,
bHELDON
ADEI.PHI-WITTE. .
IIEACHAVOOD
...J. E. Whlteseli
. .J. A. Harris
.. N. A. Randolph
..D. J. Woods
...Mn.II. Ultt.
. . C. II. Kurt.
Hlock Inland, II. I.
The HOTEL MANISSES annex ana
IB MILES OUT AT SEA. Accom. aoaiuu?
I'fu,1"1 N5 mosquitoes i IUhlng. sailing and'
bathing. Exceptional cuisine. Own 'arm
products. Orchestra. Tennls&golr. Boat direct
trom New York. UKtt. c E BROWNrpron
NEW NATIONAL HOTEL -"' .8-
urlea and Pleasures. Bklt. R. O. lewis
Every Comfort and Cmumlmce ut
THE BRIGHTON
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Ideally located In the finest section of
the beach fiont An establishment noted
for cuisine and service; Invigorating
breezes from Ocean, Bay and Inlet; H
hour by Irolley from Atlantic City. Write
for booklet and special rates. Opens
June 2(lth. n. R SOOY, Prop.
..vr'.. 'V XA
New York City Information
Bureau, 1354 Broadway
FORT VVILUAM HENRY HOTEL
LakeCeorio.N.Y.
HOTEL, CHAMPLAIN
en Lake Champlain, Bluff Point. N. Y.
Albert Thiariot. Manager. t
On the line of the D. & H., also reaeheol by auto. Com.
gleted State Roads-scenic route from points via Albany
f",xt0I f "M Ce0'. Sehroon Lake. Elilabetluowi.
Lake Champlain to Montreal.
Hotel Dayton ?'n ?" capacity
.r -230- nne table; all outsld.
'I
rooms.
Coach, music & bklt.
, uiuuiig . waior: early season mi.
I T,, L . .. . .-
" " a. iicjjurray.
Hotel Reading lP E- Oak Ave. Large.
. . o airy rooms. Superior tahta
Near depots, beach A amuse. C. Wambach'
HOTEL ELBERON 33 B. Poplar Ave.
- nmp. ttr. iicn
Hotel Havilla XI:JK
BALTIMORE Sm- ,?22 B- "wi Ave.
Near Beach & amusements.
THE
OCEANIC
Rooms, with both, near the Beach. Ele
vator to street level.
A E. BAKER, Owner and Manager.
ivumvoon north, n. j.
The Narragansett "ennM- j,niui
........ & h.W'-..?:iltt lor
STEAMSHIP NOTICEH
Washington
..TO 63
... IT 1
nw 14 roF
. . S 22 Clear
.00 NW B P.cliuqy
12 W iq Clear
f i S
I r
W w 4 P.Cloudy
Observations at Philadelphia
8 a. m. "'-t
Barometer ,, -..... 36M
v!S8"Lta" ' 8'".-?li; T6
iVy"4 Nortbwr i?lM
lplttuwlv'hour;...;,.', toutt
Minimum temperature ....
Maximum teMpratBrj ','.';.' M
Almanac of the Day
Sui, rLws toaarrow-
ANCHOR LINE
Royal Mall Tivln-Screw Geared Turbines
NEW YORK and GLASGOW
Tuscanla. Juno JS.8nmTuacanlu, July 3,5pn
or rate; and full particular, apply to
. J. J, McORATlI, 1011) Walnut St
RORT. TAYLOR ' CO.. 00 Witaut St.
Or Any IjMral Agent.
booklet.
ALTON II. MOTT, Prop.
The OTTENS De?ch 'rt"l location, ap,.
-a imti UIHII tiuty inn
SHERWOOD 212.?',21',' ' ocean vi.w
Excel, table. 18 per week un
Saunderstotvn, It. 1.
Saunders House 5)I?,.Mlf:",'
batMng. flshlng. Isnnla.
Direct!
on Bay. Oood boatlair.
J. L. RODMAN.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
O S T E N D
Occupvlni
conntK1
the po;
unuauu
'.,nf '!.Sn"!'e b'ok of ocean front and
ted" with the famous Boardwalk! ni
jpular Chelsea section: capacity BOO-
illy larae. COCl rnn. n.l.K T.t.t".'.."!
view ot "the "ocean from allV'.VerV appoint:
ineiit and comfort, s.a and fr..U Slr IS ill
baths: runnlnir urn, in --. .xr JH all
porches surround the honV ,hV J.'-..0'
room overloaka tha .-.. -...".V1"1"
SUMMER RESORTS
NEW ENQLAND
Par Harbor. Mo.
e
7.29 a, m,
t'JU) p. m.
Lamps to Be Lighted
Auto and other vehlcl..., ltl5 p- m
On the Pacific Qoast
The Tlrjea
EXCLUSIVE
NOTED CUISINE
Higi water
1 OB
PORT RICHMOND.
i.i H
l o wacar .t ?
Hib water tancrisw . '..'.'.'."..'. i'M Si tai
i-IHWTMUT STiijiST WHAftf.
icn aatar
1jw atr
Hla water ua(i
BsB6F V jsi ft v
Ni.'t. aatr
rtr
'WieV'T flrmlti
Ui - ur -J,.,,.. ,
A,Sf
THE LOUISBURG
Bar Harbor, Malno
Open July 1 to Sept. IS
Lflpmnn r ir.,.i t. ....
11 ' -.. w.v muui, uostoa
new j-aim I-oiings; JIB, slnBlero.imw.ili;!
booklet mailed, autmeet,8 nfS rnVnti ,
ment by owners. JOHN C. aoSBLERl Mgr
CHALFONTE
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
WILDWOOD CREST. N. J.
JUSTICE '" bettch tt," amusementsj
r ."M--; ... v. wuoxiwu
STONE lIAnnOILNJ.
HOTEL TRAYMOBP
Tf rnM ,rfJ2Srr nnepBoor besobt ifeH
HJ HOTEL IN THE WORT.ll r tt
A BskJ ArhllMt'. rM-n.i
fSutlfw. f. .L. a...r Ifll
aSMrfMa tCBUiniNC CJUU. gurWMS 'E3J
1'eake Island. Me.
YE LONGFELLOW INN 0'i,
to
Lgt. snasilu&t j..iiiw cla.i,iH.
ou.. A.,i.lK 7,, .1fll.JS
'"- - yw. 9il Up. Zl
a Mrfi I,i?h"Q'" Moderata-Rate Hotel
nLncniALC ,V.'S.'",F' nr-Wu. Cap,
S0. Elevator, private baths.'
wkly.iiaup-dalTyDk"' "J?.' rAfV'
Finest Power Boating on
the Coast at
&TQME
HARBOR
Thniainlficent Great Chtu
nel at tbli polut is the widest
and dffil pert of the ft.
inous loliod Waterway, tod
toe woDderful sirttem of bott
htrtwrs opening from It mikrt
Stony lUrbor a, verlitbla
fjnttinanTs Paradise. Ererj
tin!' -JfHH Sf outdoor sport.
Vina ysebt Club and Country
i?lb.: .Vera best water. Da'
lljhtful and bealthfal.
COTTAGES AND
BUNGALOWS
HOTEL SINCLAIR SSSJoax
Uodirat rates 1 1, u.w
. it. u.
Homellka.
day;
1. U.M par
wing our family to Stone
Harbor for th. Sunimer. Com.
Bay View House u'?f, g
. f.. au ri AB1J.
' bklt.
JSUft
5 02 p oa
10 ii p i
5 11 i ,i.
ir t-mmim.J...'.'.,'n.', S a i. m.
w
p. ttl
PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE
e puautua py tuu. fury from Pa
n u sub
BwoJiiet. Ralph e. ro
PertUud. Mc.
atf.
" "
Brunswick Hotel ft5 2-.
JflL1E5?ffiBS:flS
KEW CHASE HOUSE " S'?
u. !. at?;m'-
SEASIDE PARK, N. J.
jjgg
iiiiuirD -r
M ROS
Rtsssletor
Open Jub 18th
Directly on Boach,
Strictly First Claia.
Booklet,
gWUNO J.AU.V PEACH, H. J.
THE BREAKERS w"
SFJmP?
srauia LAKi
xov
rttes. Good train service ft?
commuters so both mJs. Rf
3i"to '""B" writ to-
LEO MoCnAVEH, lorough Clerk,
ftlUHC HflHDUtf,' Nt J.
i
The Griswo
EASTERN POINT, NEW LONDON, CONNECTICUT
Finest Summer Resort
Hotel in America
2J4 Hours from New York or Boston
OPEN JUNE 16 TO SEPT. IS NEW A LA CARTE GRILL
18-Hole Golf Course, Also New and Completely
Equipped Club House
DrlvfnirTenn'is'5rDalnPcnet''1 ThroUKhout' SuV"io' Yachting, Boating. Bathing, Motoring.
visb
Also the BELLEVIEW, BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, FLORIDA
EAOLE'B MERE. PA.
THE CRESTMONT INN
EAGLE'S MERE, PA.
mn 'J1.0,"! -.!'.". ine '"comparable situation.
Ffc. ii," kal,?v' thi "' on " summit of
!h! nnf.hen."; Oo". ttnnlt, boating and
the finest of freah water bathing: electrla
raiZ' ItreTmhat etct A',, ""aalows with
meals at Inn. For booklet and term a a.
dress WILLIAM WOOES. Manager.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, I'A.
tiih rnmnivr
CENTRAL AVE. AND NINTH ST.
OCEAN C1TV. N. J. '
Qua'y rvlce Hot -water heat
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
W. II. DEISROTII, Prop.
SiwwwwwisnMWsjiipi I
f OCONO .MOUNTAINS. PA.
raradlso VaUey. Pa.
THE OLD INN "orn,1- radi.. ina.
aMot3E5ol.'i0nm th po.8nttEocp!nS"in.',R;
Opens May 2T MUs llrlr. 4158 Parks", '.v.'
Bhawnee-on-Delawarc, Ta.
LenWOOd 5"nt location. Bath'g. ooafc.
" flsh'g. Bklt. DETRICKABON.
THE ANATOK "" ,,0'- Near
golf Units. Uooklst.
CuratlT. Watars Equal
to Majlenbad and
Carbbad at
Bedford Springs
(Penu.)
Hotel and Baths
Other AttiBclionj-Ideal.
Iy located in tha final
tection of tho Allegheny
liSrf'f""' ,'l, "i of 3000 tcm
UUO feet above tea level. Col, leaaii, ric,
powiiag and dancing. Betutiful ojo-rrr-tool,
Invuorsung clunste. Hotel noted lo? j' modem
appoutmenutadeacellentcuiiine. MitercKnt.
Mnow. H.E.&mlt.Maiaet
Marshall'a Creek, tm.
THE IDLEWILD
Sloorlyn Terruco
OCEANCITYl n .,
K. MOHrB5N1.U0'w'.TL M.naasr.
-. ' ' ' ' w
ASIIUltV. N. J.
DEVONPORT INN "" "
salt wamr baths atSariu. JTBwBljir
6EA ISUS OITV. v .i
BUSCH'S HOTEL irf. " iSST
. " -. MII
. CAPE M, W. J.
CHALFONTE HOTEL Sy.
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iSh&LBJUmsS: L4-
'
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UABSHALLS FALL8 HOUSE Modern In ..-,'
respect. Bookl.t. N. uufmij? K
Canadensis, pa.
Pine Grove House ,Moil"i rood ioca.
Bkttv H. ramvLE"
tablts from farm.
The Pines Jpc"y - Book, u
. ,tory. MTT.ON E. prior
PINE KNOT INNWrlto for termTTnd
folder, q. w. Crane.
Cresim. p.
ROCKLEDGE T" ' Boow.i:
TOCONO MOUNTAINS, PA.
Delawaro Water Oap, Ta,
THE BELLEVUE . (,. ... r
Excellent table. Rooms with running wtu'
Dancing, golf and tennis. The popular touil
fcr youns people. Booklet.
CONWAV BLAIR.
LAUREL RIDGE .- bptti. .Bortw. i
W. BneiienMrjif. , .
Mt. Poeono. Pa.
HOWARD PRICH
OPEN ALL YEAR
Tenth Season
Same Management
HA. W, SMITH
THE BELMONT ; ""m eat, tath.7
4S2sjrj5nis rtwtat
Howard Near Station and river, Excsutat
" accommodation.. Bklt. C. HowtrA
FORREST HOUSE ff TiXr.1' '
Craig's Meadows, Pa,
WATER FRONT fA"u- r:f.1.?:
Phone. Homa products. Horace! MotUtr.
Poeono Lake, Pa,
Mountain Home. P-
fU Constance w hi locatio's:
farm. II . Booklet0 'V "r?fn.- ,R
Heller's Mt. Airy " j"o, Bi,ii:
-- ? E. litller. Pro
J H. B. MsUer. Pro.!
ButhldU. Pa.
Lome to the RR1PUTAM
,Yr8liSl ita'. luvo.
iHi, .-srr .T"
w U9 at.
braiTfr'S3L,
?- vacauaBi
'rom au
rOU
Bay
anJ
atfKn.
atla city.
OAK RIDGE H5"BB'TaWMupp!i,4rr0D;
ftp. N. Water D.n i ir'Ri?klet.
i "'-, - mantiiim,
Dingman'a Terry. p
riAit.,,,A tjn..&A yii.. m ' . '
-ru uuusK -;; ' nm. u
Laurel Inn -i "SLfiS -4
H1 !" ""
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IV
BATBB- . i.
Hartonvllle. Pi
Tl
POKONA FARM T ",r w"lc w J
par day, Jfl
O.T ALLHUJMfc,,
, Analomlak. Pa.
RapidS Hotel M Butloa; nwmw j
a-slcoms. Booklet. RUSSELL 8. PLACB,' jl
Mflnctnn UA..M. lvl.. --
.niidiutt nuuic ' w terns and
" A. L. Albr,h.
STITES' MT. HOUSE "2" 5i
"""'r tvv. ueoiuet. thou. . hi".
EgTPt Mills. P..
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htroudnbura. P.
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MEDIA. FA.
Kl&IftS,.S;i?9pi
CQIXEOEVIIXE. PA.
Cba itgeaiM
OUBNWOOD HALLQn th. Psrkiomta ctA
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BgUWENKViijj;. PA. -
PERKIDMRM IWM Idaal modtra rs!
boafg. t-tt,, ,-,. -T-f" S'ut
W88T CHESTER, PA-
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