New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
WHY CO TO EUROPE?
HERE'S THE ANSWER!
Charms and Lures OF the lands
That Lie Across the
Ocean
APPEAL is TO EVERY TASTE
whether Seeking Pleasure or
Health. Instruction or Amuse-
ment. Americans viii Find
Something TO Please.

en-
49, II hard ta decide which 20 make the
,,rrell.nE one. But Americans usually
- ,,oroaa led somewhere about them
80 ambition 20 cross the ocean. and even
.,,. -pa- ambition is going 10 be salts
C. because DO is American nature TO real
=. ambition and highly un-Amerioan not
= so sd. summer is an ideal time to
-. .-s --fr. too. because IL is in sum-
--s- thar Europe energes, fresh and beau
.,s,r and fan Of attra cuveness, tempting
NJ Ell her wilcs may entrap.
r,e-v sort ~ activity. social. musical
,-.is-.c. dramatic. pictorial, is at its
beir-, In the months that ere here so hot
e % be devoted almost altogether 20 rest
aid recreation. and the real comfort and
,,- NJ living are 70 be found on the other
sac in thor fullest development in the
tr-,nr. summer and early autumn.
America has come 70 shape the Euro
49, sumner g good deal. The hotels and
escorts plan 20 make things pleasant for
visitors from this country. the shops are
5ecke6 'n their most attractive colors for
.Asi- inspection. the great musical and
srsratlc festivals are arranged with
American patronage IN view 10 a Consid-
cradle extent, and. in a word. the Euro
pssr pur-evors Of pleasure and smuse-
neut Go al that IN their power lies 10
rlesse -he Americans who may come,
striving 10 send them away so delighted
win the.- summer that they viii come
again and again.
+ is easy and pleasant TO cross the
ocean. Uncomfortable voyages are Of the
rsst And a trip 70 Europe is not SO cost
IS q pleasure as 10 be prohibitive, by any
rlesns Living Is. IN many ways and for
many reasons. cheaper IN Europe than in
America. Ocean travel IS far cheaper than
lard vo-aelng in this country. Hotels are
numerous. excellent with a degree OF ex-
oeIence unknown few years ago, and
pensions and boarding houses fun of COM
for and Of attractive and congenisl com
psry are frequent
Two Exhibitions This Year.
Tpo great exhibitions. at Brussels and
e. Venice. hold out attractions OF an IN
wusl character. The Passion Play at Ober-
srruergsu. and the great music festival
A. Munich. where Wagner and Mozart Will
- interpreted with the taste and skill and
feeling for their works that Felix Mo1tl so
vel understands the art q conveying TO
rs co-vvorkers, help 10 make the prospect
sitrs active.
The restless ones. seeking change alone.
vii ind q 10 their hearts content in Eu-
rops There the distances TO he travelled
n enter into conditions entirely new are
not ST. appalling as in our own country.
National lines are drawn IN Europe. and
the crossing Of q frontier means a real
passing from one phase 81 life 10 another
Trsre IS endless variety and life. new
goirt ~ yiew constantly 20 be assimilated-
There IS t0e opportunity ever present 20
apply the old maxim: When n Rome DO
IS fhe Romans DO"
Railway travel IN Europe is coming more
tnd more 70 b as comfortable and luxuri-
Gus as IN this country. u was not always
% BY Any means, for Il was in this country
thar railway travel. on the eide OF comfort
trst reached its highest development But
the great railway systems abroad are not
isr behind rs now. and quick trains, with
Comfortable corridor carriages. dining car
RACES. sleeping cars - the international
system a~d all t-. other comforts Of home,
A.. 70 be foa.. l practically al the
through route
There Is Iittle ,..l Europe does not offer
be seeker ofte~ pleasure pure and simple,
ara there r. little. moreover. that Il does
70. c,er I-e seeker after health. Baths o.
81 sorts. intended 20 remedy diseased or
Es-ic oonci1ons-cures-sre everywhere
Health giving mineral springs abound. add
~ taxing % cure Is made as pleasant as
consistent with the observance Of the
nfaios -sles made b. the doctors in a.
'enosnoe. The medical springs OF France.
sefTnany and Austria sre situated IN some
y TIE loveliest spots IN al the world. and
2 mort cases tae scenery Is SO gorgeous ss
= make Easy the taking Of plenty OF exer-
IN n fhe open air, the necessary accom-
psnlrer' ~ any medical treatment as the
io~ors 81 gay nowadays.
Many Have Found Health.
Fcr rheumatism. nervous disorders dys-
pepels, csr-ain Kidney troubles. and. n gen
"a orgzn,c and chronic affections. these
I1opean springs work wonders. They have
STORED health and happiness % hundreds
F" uousGnds who have given UP hope %
peaoing another Gay free from ~ health
nc oesDondency. and many Americans
ave coFnh home restored 70 useful activity
= Ae vporz o. the healing waters OF Ca-ls-
= OF Aauhe,rn or some one OF The other
slres
ne Automobiles viii find Europe in many
49, PARADISE. Roads he Will find, IN
0OlHtries. developed 20 q state OF per
lon fsy from having been attained IN
20 country, although The work has been
-. lie viii have 20 obey the law
lily and familiarize himself with st,
so'-r' because laKity OF enforcement is
ueeuent in Europe as over mere.
-, - t1e nesuic;ions are not unreasonable,
g., he viii take the trounle 20 secure
soon o. sonne sort with the automobile
" Tho countries IN which he wishes
1' through the Automobile Club OF
o. - De VIII find the way made smooth
,o. mn and viii obtain more detailed in
a. uon az 20 routes and conditions than
A., possible 70 give On this side Of the
l,-.s 'Sser 81 sport generally VIII find
hv,. "a Europe 20 attract him The turf.
F--.h Foundation somewhat firrner. IN
s,r..-e and France 90 least. than IN this
80, where the prohibition OF betting
r,oasiy crippled 81, has Neaned away
g., " ne best horses America has pro-
vii NC followers OF the sport OF kings
t,e on the broad downs OF England
s. oesut1fJi rsoetracks IN France good
~. % hold his interest.
1. Yankee visitor viii miss baseball. 90
h, But he can try 20 make up for
$50 n re stays IN England. by
sSsAe cricket, Lawn tennas, both -