BENIfa LEDa3B-PHirADBLPHlA, OMTESDAY MAY 0, 1916.
)ATI D'FTALIA NON
ITIENDONO CHE L'ORA
;ILALmDECISIVA
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ls , . T-nn IT ifrannttrA
tutistna rKj""" .....-
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entre uaaoma imm o
rmi Per 1 jnuovi ooisj
In Avanti
f.LA OIMA Dl LOBBIA
noirA, 9 MurbIo.
(rlAlont che aono alata ottenute
.'Jl.ii mintr nci ram recente
ICLf dSle truppe Itftllano confermano le
aipn." - . .. giumc auo omra
IS-JrA. l'Auslrla atarebbe preparando
t&iwnte Jtallana con 'oblettlvo dt
iw"..1. jimi deela vl null urr tra
!.!" t.nza elft1 alleale e nemich
SjKSSSt " ' PrP"" dello fetato
li.ha' dODO T.MH1 iiiooi ". "'- "
im E-T. hell trlncee, I aoldall Italian! non
IP 22!. h dl bittonl col nemlco In
F"? .,. n aueato e' 11 dealdorlo dt
Ij JK,, arml a dello truppo cha aono In
IC 5cS,.. milla Blnea. del fuoco. ...
iTSodegllJimclall miperlorl degll Alplnl.
Eii ii e' -dlatlnto In parecohle occaalonl
t$JL. iirra. eaefruendo audacl apedl-
I-5Jl Jlceva leri. quando era Interrogate
I , 1.1 jjj pjBO".. ..- .
rtka aolllevo oho sara' per tuttl nol nnat-
.until at potremo bkiui o .
221 i uomlnl che non doaldatano altro ne'
STardtntemcnte che l'occaalona dl mlau
jtrl Si nomlco depo Untl meal dl vita
4fUiDeal" )
l OKOSSI CANNONI SUI MONTI.
H Mnlatero della duorra pubbllcava
iJ er& II aeruenta comunloato ufllclale
JJfia altailon alia fronts dt battajtll
tuJo-tustrlaca:
Nella zona dell'Adamello la nostra
irllxllerla, che era aUta traaportata
'mil aommlta' dolla LobblaAWta. ad
'un'Uea dl 3196 metrt (10,l7
tl(dl) dlstrusao nella gloraata dl lorl
U dlfeis nemloho del Col Topete.
tD poalilonl plu" arretrate t noatrl
..minl dl medio, callbro bombar-
,4iron la Hneo nomlcho nella Vat dl
Omot.
h tiunfo tutta la fronts del Trentlno
; sell'alto Adlge vl o' una creacente
VtMta' dalle artlgllerle aweraarle.
m uno avutl vlvacl combattlroentl dl
i ftnterla aullo Marmolado, buI Colle dl
i'iflnrero e sul aionto Cukla, nella
R'Jeonca dl Flezzo. u nemico stato
5 frwplnto dapp'ertutto ed ha loactato
J iitUe nostra man! un numcro dl prlcl-
onl?rL Nella regiono aei cuxia u
femlco ha ancho lasclatao davantt
Idle nostre poatzlonl una quantlta' dl
Wi! e dl munlzlont.
Una luiiv DiutiuiiBiiM ui uviaiuit
BRYK MAWR GIRL AT CHEVY CHASE
rhotn Uken uclulel)r tor the Etznimci Liixib.
Here is 'Miss Esther I. SHlcs lcnrntng tho telegraph code at tho
camp for women. She is a graduate nurse of Dryn Mnwr Hospital,
class of 1012. She is a sister of Lieut W. C. L. Stiles, U. S. N.
FIERCE -FIGHT WITH NEGROES
Ax
noitrl volo' lerl aulla vallata delfAdlgs
V Itecio' cadera numeroae bombe bu
. (MitUrello Calllano dovo andavano
concentrandeal truppe nemlche. Tuttl
flT'sTUtori rltornarono sanza dannl
alia loro.feaso nonoatante II fatto che
,eul furono assoggettatl ' ad un vlo
lnto peralstente fuoco delle batterle
antlawe auitrtache.
Una quadrlglla dl avlatorl nemtct
Tolo" snlla planura del Basso Ieonzo-
I lMClindo cadare , bombe cha non
feccro dannl no' vlttlme.
llnUnto, mentro vleno confermata la
Sottzla della lmmlnento offonslva aua
ujn el parla dolla nuova offonslva Hal
ting, che pure el dice lmmlnento ed In via
II trepiMilono. Non e' lmprobablle cho
II fcntrale Cadorna at Drononra dl nrn.
' Win roffenslva autrlaca prendando eglt
rniuauTt. vi a' anil chl affermo che
fliwnctntramento dl forze autrlacho sul
i Jl'faojuo non a' fatto con lo scope dt at
llkM la llnee ltallane, ma con quello dt
5plr3l e prcpararsl contro la proaalma
peawira itallana.
-&",, JUl IU IIIUIIU AJl3AVi Lititii.
i-'"Jitn telegramma 'da Atena dice cho
Mrtcchl pretendentl al tronoualbane so
tatanp facendo un'attiva propaganda. SI
ISteiChe 1 pretendentl aono 11 prlnclpo
wm at Bulgaria 11 prlnclpo dl Wled.
M ria' era Mnret d'Albanla ahn
RxiKUto dall'Austrla. Asslf pascla, ed
a (tovane turco Basrl bey.
LA CONTES3A LAHTA SPIA.
A7n telegramma da MUano dies cha in.
AnfAMn Tlfavln T .kl t. A x -
'"" - uauit, in. -iiuiA csniunie. e
Wa arrestata perche' accuaata dl splon
tio danno deintalia.
Ik COntAWtll. Mflln T.oKIn Ann.n n TUlt
fifpala con'Hammersteln. e debuUo nella
raen, ottenendo buonl succesal. Essa
11 auo debulto coma cantante non In
.JHla ma In Qermanla, sotto l'alto pat
t dell'lmperatore Gugllelmo, 11 cut
pwreua. per la contessa feco correre al
IWlr dellft Vml Mn.nvU.isll .1.. ...- Jl
l gtomall europe.
Policeman's Head Grazed by
Thrown by Combatant
An ax grazed the head of Policeman
Knox, of.the 2d and Chrlstlantreets sta
tion, and pinned his cap to n fence, in a
mclco with three negroes, early today In
the rear of 611 Lombard street Knox
hot one of tho negroes and arrested all
three.
On complaint of a man, who said he had
been robbed, Knox investigated and fqund
Robert Whltaker and Ivy Dorhnn, 611
Lombard street, and Archie Itoblnson, 1321
Katcr stroet, shooting crap at Juniper and
Cherry streets. The negrooa ran and were
cornered In a yard In the rear of 611
Lombard street, where the fight took place.
Who threw the ax Is not known. Rob
inson, shot In the1 arm, was treated at tho
Pennsylvania Hospital. Itoblnsonv. and
Whltaker wens sentenced to 30 "days each
by Magistrate Imber, and Dorhnn wns dis
Identify Victim of Sea
ASDUKY PARK, N. J., May 9. The
body of a woman found In tho ocean at
Relmar yesterday has been Identified
as that of Miss Anna McEwan, 50 years
old, daughter of Captain William O. Mc
Ewan, of Philadelphia, and for many
years a resident of Aabury Park. Mlas
McEwan had been brooding oor tho death
of a sister, who died on the beach at
Wlldwood three yeari ago.
WOMEN TO COMPETE, N
FOR U. G. I. AWARDS
FOR GAS-BAKED BREAD
Housewives V' Strive for
Beautiful Lamps City Di
vided Into Several Districts
TODAY'S BIARRIAGE LICENSES
Frldcrport. Cpnn.. and
Henry. M. Mutiwr,
Loulno n Kilmer, 431 V. Ilerks st.
JajJM F. nurchlll 1130 nrown t.. and Sarah
Laniilon, 1130 llroun ut.
Orlol
ave.,
and
ITALIANA1
rfUONA DA LOBBIA ALTA
lizioni Nemiche DistrUtte sul
i-oiie di Topete e VaLdi
Genova Bombardata
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' Telejrmmtr.1 Am r..n .a,. t.. .t
?ufu 7 " avwiiiu. uiwuiiu Clio Bll
yNuaai operantl nella iona rivii'AriinnAiin
J9 rluicltl a portare la loro artlgllerla
cuna della Lobbla Alata da dove
C!?i i11"1"0 dlfeae austrlache da
J"ill Topete. DIetro questa artlgllerla
W"""1' --allani dl groaso callbro hanno
PW aperto II fuoco sulle llnaa aiutrUch
Val dl Qenova aottoponendola ad
Bra Ut """"negHiamenw.
m oa a Roma che git auatrlacl con-
Eno numerose truppe Buinaonzo a
C0.COIentramento al planl dl often
ISJiiTJ l!A?t-"la ha preparato cootro
fSri cnna,,on ""-ecolta dal prlgi-
ISi, 561 eonfennano questa Ipo.
lti Htengoho cha VAuatrta al
CT" u,(ec eonanto a dlfendera lo sue
ulir,v r vro5aI"a oienaiva itftiuna
neate aulllaonzo e sulle. AlpU
Palntor iVill.,1 , t7.ii
itfhai Palntinr & hr... . n
IThn5?town' yuTtoY afternoon.
i lreeL (11 tram a. lfirl,lL , ,. .i.i.i
van ,..,.,..",' --" " "vi
7"T- noQ Aiiieu.
Frank. L. Haul, 4118 Lancaster
Aiana a. urioi 747 IV llHh et
Herbert R. Hmaller, 1B01 Courtlaod at., and
Edna E. Jonee, Duahorc, r,
Daniel dalUicher. Oermantonn, and Hannah
..Duflfly, aertnantown
Mlohaef Oraazela, S48n R Mndloon 'at. and
Joaephlm .MuzyKa. JROG B Wtatmorelanct st.
Wojclech Fern 320H daul at., and Acata
Zawscka, 8280 Oaul si
Edward c. rienskofskl. 2120 8 Howard at.,
and Kllzabeth Mnrel, 3 ICO 8 Howard st.
Harry Abrams, 1824 N. .Marshall st , and
QlaeltA IlEltt
John K. Hoop, rennagri
u. vray, B23 N. 32d
:ora 03u w.
Aaran MrCi
u. nuon. L4-1 utiles at,
724 Mutir at.
IVnnngrove, N. J,, and Hdna
at.
12th at., and Helen
Abe B. Uoldlierr 224 Greenwich st., and
itose k. Ntior. lu.i a bo at.
Oliver H.teyera 1.100 Saltier St., and Nina
O. Lancaster. 1725 rf. 27th st.
Joseph C. Clcrea. 1012 K.23d at., and Iluth
M. Kretz. Itendlnt:, Va.
John A. Cox, Ht. Louis, Mo., and Anna E,
Smith. 0J4 I'reston st.
Ouyler D. Reea, 4051 powelton ae., and
, Rdna F. Farmer. 30 N Prcaton st.
John .Dowankownkl 2343 Duncan st., and
Rovalla Zak. 43JU Dermuda st.
John Jones, 5151 Sheldon St., and Emma
Saylee, 7 E. Armet st. Jl
Oenrice Friedman, 24.il a 7th St.. and Sarah
Sldkorr, Atlantis City. J7 J.
Charles Klrsch. New Vock city, and Dorothy
Komlnetsky, 1320 nmnfirldie st.
James I). Evans. 2(117 V. Fletcher at., and
Helen M. Turner. 164A N. 28th at.
Vincent Stefanowlcz, Manayunk, Pa., and
Teorlla Dombrowakl. Manayunk.
Joseph J. Ilurna, 4443 Oermantown ave . and
uenruaa 21 jjumap, ibhu tvooaiana ave.
John W. Bull 512 R. 10th at. and Sarah
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Andarann. All llalnhrldfre
Walter B. KIndon. 8HS nowmon
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at..- arid
Jultanna K. Srhnell. 271S Mervlne st
Aubyn E. any, (ItJd N, 13th at., and Ethel I.
nfirney. 0(13 N 18th at.
Genrre M Johnaon lOlu Wood at , and Rosa
E. V. Hardy, 1218 Wood st.
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IMPERIAL
EXCELSIOR.
GAS RNGE
The Pride of the Bride
You can understand her pride as she shows
her friends the Imperial Excelsior Gas Range. It
demonstrates her good taste and sound judgment
as she points out -
The double capacity oven that enables her
to do twice the usual amount of baking in one
operation.
And the specially designed burners that
conserve the heat where it is needed thus
cooking perfectly.
The Imperial Excelsior Gas Range has many
desirable features. It is endorsed and sold by the
U. G. I. Write to the manufacturers for full par
ticulars. 9
I&AAC A. SHEPPARD COMPANY
NEW YORK
MANUFACTURERS
PHIL9VDELPHIA
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Gas Range Week is
Cbo&easy Week!
The centre or attraction in every Gas Company
showroom in or near.Philadelpnia yesterday was the
Cook&QSy and the number sold was astonishing.
Its smooth, clean cut, graceful appearance appeals
to the eye. Its convenience, adaptability to any needs,
and unbreakable quality appeal to the judgment.
The price reduction during GalTRane Week
appeals to the pocketbook.'
Gas Range Week Prices:
The Short Cabinet -with, e.nopy u reduced $8.00
The Box Cabinet with hiblielf is reduced $5.00
' If you weren t in the Coofeasy crowd yester
day jom todaV.
On sale at any Gas Company showroom in or near .
' Philadelphia, on the usual easy terms
Hale and Kilburn Company
Philadelphia
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AGED FOLK POISONED;
WOMAN ACCUSED
Inmate of Home Killed by Ar
senic Proprietor Blamed.
More Cases Sought
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ONLY pNE RULE GOVERNS
Can you matte good bread? Well. If
you can, you have ft chance to carry oft
a. prlie In the brcad-baklnc contests which
will be held thla wepk In the various dis
trict ofllces of the United Gas Improvement
Company,
Kftch district haa Ita own prizes, for
which the housekeepers within Ita terri
tory may compete. Tho first prise In
each Is a fashionable mahogany floor
lamp, with a choice oT old Bold or old
rose silk shades a lamp that sella ream
'larly for SI 9, The second prize la a table
lamp of Japanese bronze with choice of
silk Bhndcs, and the third, fourth and
fifth are tho new "C. C. Z." lights, com
plete, with shade and self-lighting; attach
ments. Entries will be received all this
week until 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
and tho decision of tho Judges wilt be
made on Monday, May IE.
The contest rules do not restrict the
size or Ingredients of tho loaf. Each house
keeper may dse her favorite recipe. The
one, condition is that tho loaf must be
baked In a Baa range.
A royal welcome has been arranged for
all housekeepers who visit tho various
district ofllces of the company. Every
branch olTIco has been transformed Into
a charming Japanese bower, with decora
tions of cherry blossoma and other flow
ers suggestive of tho Island republic In
the Far East. Tho attendants will bo In
Japanese costume. Japanese maids will '
serve tea and souvenirs will bo distrib
uted to housewives. There wilt also bo
music.
HAnTFOUD, Conn, May 9. Mrs.
Mary B. Archer Qlltlgan. proprietor of the
Archer Mouse at Windsor, a pay home
for elderly persons, was nriAsted by the
State police last night, charged with the
murder of one of tho Inmates.
According to the State police, who
have been conducting a secret Investiga
tion Into the workings of the Institution
for a year, It Is their belief that out Of
4S deaths there within the last Ave years,
no fewer than 20 were caused by violence
or poison.
The motive for these murders, accord
ing to the police. Is easily seen In the
fact that when a patient Is entered at
the home his or her matntalnanco Is paid
for In advance for the remainder of his
or her life.
Tho specific charge on which Mrs. Oil
II ran was taken was that she caused the
death by poison, May 30, 1914, of Frank
lin Andrews, who had been an Inmate
several months
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CSGWfiABfMIA
Ounmntetrt
'WATER HEATERrrrr
a moarn convenience ti I
All ff-nnnm!rAl rnnl l
heater. Cold water will Tint 7
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-siltr In lummer for Home
Wnhln. Shavlna: rtathlnr.
l-lalltd bu iour Plumber.
uorden Stove Co,
118-150 No.
ttaeond St.
A In. Anli
Wrltn for
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"Good-Bye Gas" til
Tank mater 5" hUh, 24'
on top. IS' TrUnale
S rates. Boiler 1A"x72"
nhantied Inalde and out.
Capacity of heater. Nil
pals, hot water per hour
Ilurna any else coal Com
plete as per cut reller
chareea ei- .R37 SO
THE
FORTUNE
GAS RANGE
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Kit. 1803. I'hone .Mkt. 157
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Clieaper Than Coal
With coal already high and
proltiR higher, tho FORTUNE
GAS RANGE is an nll-ycar-roirnd
economy.
Cleaner Than Coal
Tho cleanliness of tho FOR
TUNE GAS RANGE lifts it be
yond tho competition of any
other fuel in minimizing labor.
Cooler Than Coal l
Tho FORTUNE GAS RANGE
keops tho heat whero you need
it, and means a cool kitchen and
a cheerful cook.
Vital Reasons Philadelphia Made
Tho XUK'X'UlNi UAB' XlAJNliE
is built by Philadelphia work
men, and deserves tho support
of every Philadolphian.
Why,
You Should
Buy It
Moderate Priced
Although the highest grade of
gas range built, tho FORTUNE
GAS RANGE is extremely mod
erate in prico.
Sold by the United Gas Improvement Co. and
demonstrated in all their offices.
THOMAS, ROBERTS, STEVENSON CO.
Philadelphia
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GAS RANGE WEEK
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MAY 8th-13th
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Less
than the regular price of any
Cabinet Ga Range
if you buy before stores close Saturday.
(Usual Easy Term Payments)
Special Displays Demonstrations
Have you entered the Bread Baking Con
test? Valuable prizes.
Visit any of our stores or have us send r
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