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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
The Well-Remembered.

The name of our antepenultimatc
President was often on the lips of the
groups that gathered yesterday before
the quarters in Wall Street lately i'll
habited by the Mutual Alliance Trust
Company. In the window Of the some
time banking Offices was large pla-
card, at the top of which was printed
in great black letters 1--WE Are I'm
prepared" Underneath was an appeal
for financial and moral support for
the National Defence League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
Which Wav the Wind Blows.

There used 20 be time when the
foreign exchange market would tell
TIE initiated more about what WAS TO
happen in the world than the Oracle
a. Delphi But Just now it's indica-
Tons are not as precise as the pre-
elsisns might desire 20 have them.
Otherwise lire exchange would be lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

Quarterly Dividend OF
Two Dollars (S2 .OO) per share on the
'oa-ro sioCk - THIS company has this day teen
e'f'arod. payable a. TIE Treasures oolee le3
hrotcsty New Ytrk. y. y. ca JUb 4. 1918.
v toeLAoldefs o, rgccfd a. O'clock J. Al June
"I5 Tie stoOk transfer books Will not be
= Tor TIE pafmrlt % This dividend.
o.-tshel-rs Nl1 have uot already done 80 are
1922 requested 20 fle dividend mailing orders
- - te un-snigaed from whom blank forms may
~ 1a4 tfoH spEi.afion
fREDEMC n 8 CROSBY. Treasures.
Nee lUfE y Ma. IA 1918
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
Scrip Chemical Dividend.

Directors Of the Virgin'a-Csrolina
Chemical Company yesterday declared
a dividend OF per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable IN scrip matur-
ing May 81. 1915, and paying y per
cent interest from June !, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

THURSDAY. NAY u. 1915.

York Stock Exchange Thursday odnedo
SZb'
year ago Total from January $29e06OOO
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

$500 roRK Steady. mess SIS Iyate e. Ism
lt. vi short clear. SO ~ ft-l ID htff
~, ~, s. 'o@tit family 81 'osi-o ,,{ss.1tet
hogs s'eab,. b,o1' iotc 90 D.. i9c,. 10
-FiraeI leliss quiet n b. l-A.r. 3. Dr.. ll-.
low steady. special s',r. ci'y 6Hc. country.
hfF iic: ci'y Lard steady. si,c. refined s'e"J
s. nth America. 1880. Continent. 10 coo. brafl.
lsgs. n Soc. compound steady. 1ilHTec STAR
NE Quiet. olco. Sc. city Lard stcsrine. lie.
OILS.
Refined petroleum WAS unchanged. stsniarf
white. ye'ro cum bbls. Neg York ard Pha. lilcf
lN'f 4. standard Hhite. cases Nev York snl
IIiA JOE. water white Ibis Nrw York ana
lila. SOC. lulk. &c.. water white cases. N'H
}Yrk sni Ihia H. LINSEED OH Ameri A.
s.si cltt b' rn'c. out-of town raw. D. H''.. Cal
DI'fa rAF, 81.
NAVAL STORES.
TI-rcr'irr wos cscicr. in sympathy wlth tie
south. NIf trading H4e only moderate arI mostly
nf hani q. mouth character. SplHlTS IT r.
IENTlNE Machine Lhs - TAR ketart ani
I.r. s. EpSlN Common to good strai o. 'rc.
b. Use. y. soc. D. Use. = $500. O. ~.
b.. 4. /. 40jc. *. 420c. VI. &c. y iJ5c. We.
l05r AID WV. O. i0r
LihsEEO OIL.
THO co'torseei obj trade was rather inclined 70
'ase l,ar.f view " mo outlook. oalag o. az
par.a'y lAlsr stocks aHi prospects u large
demand vas not u On aggressive characiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
United Gas and Electric Corporation.

II was reported yesterday 'h''
negotiations were under way by when
Bodeu and Company, Of Providence
and Boston, would acquire from the
United Ga, and Electric Company OF
New Jersey. controlled by the United
Gas and Electric Corporation OF 'on-
uecticut, the entire amount OF common
stock OF the Hartford City Gas LiFHt
Cowrarv There is outstanding
q 55o 600 common stock Of the Hart
ford City Gas Light Company and
s156 600 preferred. OF which 1872 per
cent and H.36 per cent OF the common
stock is owned by the United Gas and
Electric Company. The company has
n funded de5t Of 100000, Of which
$4,000 is in the company's treasury,
and dividends varying from 10 to IL
per cent have been paid on the COM
mon stock since its organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS..
Nra York. May -. 1915.
BEEvES.

Nrr York MAY 49, 1918
BEEVEs.
v,-,. lot3 head. no trade in live ca'ie.
- ~, chained Dressed Lcrf hrin. al II 4ae
~ ,',v dressed native sides
CALVES.
p..s,,. iss head. al for sale Market steady.
80 X s. g5. culls 81 dressed ca,ges siea'S
'tT dressed ,eils. l2gliisc. selected. l'c' county
dfes'eL S.1der,. p vea.s 100 10 average. at
a. -. r-r 100 10. y. ~. s. 5O. B. .91
~ ~ 4 Stanaon. a yeas. $40 ID. 80
/ : Dl4clbagk 10 veais. ~ .0. E33
#" ,i.Ibsoou A Co ( ,e4is 1872 10. 81.
SHEEP sAO LAMBS.
pe.ipts s,.s head. 2 cars on sale Market
s.'.,,I. s,eaB. medium ani mman ,.ipp-l
-. Sow ana weak. clipped sheep .oli al ) -
re.- lo0 ID. spnus iambs. 81 ordinaJ cip97l
T,nb, s. dressed mu. tou seady. lae BE. wcihefs.
f.-. jrg...l lambs n.m lfaltsc. dfes~i sprlnS
iamb, selling a. -0G &c. county df'a'el ho'h'lSe
an, s,i.. ro5.t : shannon 2N euppel OHIO
l.n,f- IL h. s. pr 100 10 clipped ssrf' 20 -
sanders n Penn spring lambs. % 10. ".
cllyg,d sAe,p. l32. !a
Re-.lp,s 2sj head reU few on sale Market
about s.esdy Iood medium hos, sod a. u; -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Nv potatoes arm and .is'y hsher; ,@ ola
A .'y '' IN ' oE,e.,gr ,aSsy bans selling
~ Bar ,rof fL'' g ss5 E,'j en- s,j5 3 49,
Dbl i -lHS- %. ~. D. i-ia 81 -lt No. $.
g s. 30. Name IN te.a Ig iq 90 ~
81 liz b.. M hlg SI2-ISl sI. sweet pot4to,..
Jersey. has.c.. 81 SOFAS o.. O\IONS yellow. o.d.
lae ii%a'{, rel ~ s'. 'y siis N le''i
81 --a q 20. 80. . joa4lc. Bermuda. $l4<lig,
ASrAhAGIS s7o.a t44-}: az ,r, ou'', l,S 81
pine. sia}i25: HAAS Flori3: way, basket.
si"s3: green. ga s.. Hffmlda' ava; '2,,51si.
gErrS Vl-snla. l6i iGn'hes. siasl. South
CaroIlaa ;-ay5; New orleans, slais?; e. T..
I1o'i :,o t':i!s e'aA}LFL9wfiRs syt
C c Pa,5ei 75ce 'i 5rb lrs.e slG
per TO- io.'ach crate t5-9jLg5 CABBAGEs w
guia and North CAROLINA crate. >-..@f- +,
BASKET i5.qSl -; fiorda er.iss; ~ ~. ~
SIS HoR:EnA1lSIl s. r La l o ,55, SKI t5,
N.-G tC-a-3'.aa. -rsi5o. virs4..a. .,oea3si,;5'
LA FrA>; f rAs G ssa,5 jsysaa ' iara
5a-set ST. >MA I srss small 6s-E.i 81 %
aS-. North Carolina small laTse 9a,"'' v'S,l.,'05,
81 $. small small BASKET. SlgNI.-,, 49,,
ar;e large b2ks s5ij@ go smi" sa .I,S'
81 i0gSi -: PAISLEY Ney. orleans, curly. DOL
Italian s2 as S. rt 5,a ca Iia 63t t
- ajg$350: RADISiIES virginia. ba ,,45 ~
2j. nearly 100 1qes"'' NJ 5lQPAASSH i
FF fa5s2 a AND CUBAN ai,'' Witt. Jot siasl}g;
SPINACH nearby DBL 5oe zoe. Ho''';sin, e. ~ -,
-JI-5r: TOMATOES. tl0rllA. carrier $'9F-'''
Nassau. sos.
IIoTHoUsE PRODUCTS
CrcrllRrRS. 40. !. d3z 75c1S. 70 box
s2rsl: CArLGFL0WEhS. ds1Ii,oo.f I1so@ SS77.,i,c.'
LETTUCE dot. @sf 'o- ,. M a-S -,.. buttons.
POULTRY.
ALvr-somo . freight car, on .. 'T s,l .on o.
Nhch a ear, were u.'.dlti' AMI feeling
11''' c.!,.a.iy OIL fowls. CHICKENS efItt,,'
H.. 2Su5i fowls. 7'i Tx 'II''' ami jersey
~ KhE4S ss l' western IT,, prime H., Sanlge,,era
GfFSE Western. average. !g(,,; EnI
iOr GUINEASS. pair. 9O@ 3o'' AMI 'unsati,fac,ory.
led lows in fair demand though not ,or j" ,,,'is
supply ami gradually "ofMn. ol' o'".eiy selected
S.. . 81 foai, TURKEYS. lr..h ICED hens A.l
i-%:. m.,, Iealic CHICKENS irc'a 81 Pi's'' Il
rnlla. '9 i.5 4 e.. l. if4661Wis. + to- box. d1
u,rt' ~ii Wc,-er boxes. 90 ID and over 40 IA I H.,
ai{iNeesni ly.,err drypicked % AMI oyer: IKE
ID and under lti4c southern i ami COOKS 01CTs
western .ar.e. lIc. sma,L fG Tiif,f,iITGS l6 gOc
IA rrIine white Do 10 90 doL. 81 frgA,h
ri HkEYS Western. small boxes S5'Is.""'' Mis-
e,ted young hens ~ 80 lem. Zoe, yolns toms.
.ot young hens and 'ol'. I've A',,llSSsy 'I>..i Id
RRoiLERS i 20 box mix leu: a- .@'' ,,i,s b %
80 !' w. -CIIIC KENS u 10 box. sot, u,4,ei mlk
a. 5l-s6 10 doz. l'c ., % ana over ,sd ri 50
T liz, q r. aud over T., aoz l,'s ,'ei yS ~ no
and over l9alaisc Fowls. - 70 IG-yg.l''kei' H..
hoi.,. 5 d, 10 anu dol u.c. oi roose,,. l2,se,
Ducks. Long Island io, a. - f.nry. H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
HAY AND STRAW.

o-.-ing. ar, not much heavier. but invoices are
rar..r All he trading is ql.ei even 49, =,
.1.ft decline, 4uo,cd top quotations are yA'' ,5
i f'.,,, I5-E s-tm, 81, 81 l. g 81 - ~
20 y ,ioaS23. .h.pping. 81 81. ran ~
.'.u l.... I'D. lnAtrI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

The Utica Gas and Electric Com.
ranv has been granted authority by
the ' upstate Public Service commis-
sion to issue S25o,Co0 hfty-yeear . per
cent rounding and extension bonds, to
h. sold at not less than %, and the
procccds used in part to take up
Sa5l4SI of short time notes out
standing. No action was taken by TIE
commission on the concurrent appH-
catjon of the company requesting per,
mission TO issue S2,j)o,0OO capital
sock for reimbursing the company
treasury 10 cover capital expenditures
"a uroof of the need for reimbursement
is nulv C5 per cent completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
esth r-ys Md o, D,.r,,o,, s.,,
PREFERRED e'ela'ea ne ''''' n'a'e ooo'eo.
DIVIDEND GIVE ea.'s,5 o.'Is' -. , .r
% 70, Pfeeusc Capita Stos Of the Company, payable
h4' IN, 1915. 10 Siocsho.otB Of record - me close
Of ohieess. Nay l7tt. 1918 Iuusisi bo1ss vii rot
BE- c0.ed Pc. BUCBEE. Iusslief.
IHE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY
No 81 Broadway New York MAY la 1915
If Transfer Hooks ~ tbs COMPANY VII -
.l1ea ifom O'Clock =. NJ May I'm 10 hs
A>oftlax u June let 1915
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
70 POUNDS OF BLOOD

Il ne average quantity in q heal.hy
ndult. blf i IS the quaiity e The biood
that determines or strength 60 rcsisi
ricirless. Win veak hood ve fnd
cold hands and ciliI'g fees d chlidrcn
en- rttrMon 70 Enav, and IN adults
rheum-tic tendencies
~ chan-rg SEASONS rs sizrEarf
fresh rir aud take srra.astai a Scofs
Eurisi1n after meals. txeuuse Sourf's
E-nBsiun iss ma tiodd 8ao5 shaf v1l
in-Ease b1rh uaantity ard uuairF al
o. huui While = uzrras fils badT and
r. r. rzrrT q tile impurities.
N'hen rul-1uies - fag4ls az -
ar trkin- aoaEf's Eus 5r 81 Hitrt
rfrrr EirEnes srs are rfsnr 81 90
iirr tililfrer z D. careless 81 feeiec1
&C. tsarFtr Ira Or r. s-sssrl.r
swc q Eoraz Eaz-s4 81 Ha
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

healthy children since. For female trou-
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Vegetable Compound and it works like
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A. F. KREAMER, 1874 Electric Avenue,
Lackawanna, N. Y.
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Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
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lard remedy for female ills.
Women who suffer from those dis
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If you want special advice write to
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be opened, read and answered by a
woman and held In strict confidence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

the parade. Behind her carrying blue
and gold banners came four young wom-
en-, Mrs. Malcolm Duncan, Mrs c. G.
Bauer, Mrs. John Minturn and Mrs.
Willard S. Straight.
They were followed by Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president of the Alliance,
heading 20 groups of women represent
ing that number of countries belonging
TO the organization and marching ON al
pha bette order. from Australia TO the
United States, the latter headed by Mrs.
Florence Fleming Noyes, CARRIED statue
of liberty-wise as Freedom"
The living flag formed by IL eostumed
women representing the states where
women now vote and led by Mrs. Win
ston Churchill and Mrs. Everett Colby,
coming next, drew furious enthusiasm
from the spectators-enthusias that
dies down only to be revived a moment
later as President Wilson's niece, Miss
Margaret Yale, swept by as the repre-
sentative of Alaska.
DIR. Anna Howard Shaw, president of
the National Woman's Suffrage associa-
tion. led 80 members of the national
followed by the press and
publicity council, the empire campaign
the teachers branch and the
New York State Woman Suffrage asso-
ciation
Although the parade began shortly
after 3 o'clock, il was dark when the
last marchers had finished, four hours
ater. Both sides of 5th avenue were
banked with throngs OF persons, esti- |
mated by the police TO exceed 100000. ]
A brisk breeze, huttering the myriads
# banners and streamers, gave touch /
II lively animation to the parade.
OF. the various features none attract
d more attention than several babies
which were pushed in baby carriages !
" their mothers and heralded by ban
lers, Votes for Women" one baby,
Wheeled by its mother occupied an open
pace half block long. II was wildly
heered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
-FOUR FLEETS
IN ATTACK
Bulgarian Coast Bombarded
by the Allies LAST
Thursday
MILITARY POINTS
WERE SHELLED
Italian Squadron Is Said to
Have Participated
with Allies

Paris, Oct. 25.-An Official communi.
cation was given out BY the French
ministry Of marine Saturday afternoon
announcing that the warships Of the
entente allies bomblrded on Thursday
the Bulgarian port Of Dedesghatch. in
ne Aegean sea. The statement saidi
That allies squadron bombardcd the
warehouses and wharyes az Dcdeaghatch
on The afternoon Of the 2lst and did
not fire upon the residential quarters
81 the city. Besides this the feet De.
stroyed q number Of military posts
along the Bulgarian coasts
The Italian squadron i taking part IN
the blockade and bomhar8meut ~ the
entente allied warships 81 the Bulgarian
coast IN the Aegean sea, according 20
wireless message received at Brindisi.
Italy. saturday.
The British Admiralty in London Sat
urday issued the following statement
concerning she bombarament Of the Bull
gariah coast
The bombarameut 81 ths Bulgarian
eoast wac carried out ~ she allied
squadron COMPRISED II British. French
and Russian ships nn flae afternoon Of
ihc 2lEt. A numbef 81 military posi-
luus werr slrlied and serious damaro
eas nfitted IN the harisar works. the
railway station and ~ Slipping - d.
tea9 Crest esrf was expressed
the allied squadron e. atuf raa
rrtur ana ta.frfa an aaaa afrmrr rfhrr
han military huiiainess
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
10000 WOMEN REPORTED.
Undaunted by Blusterly Weather They
Marched in New York.

New York, oct. 25.-As undaunted by
the blustery weather a. by New Jersey
emphatic "Nos Of last week. $1,000 won.
men and bali a. many men swept up 5th
avenue Sunday afternoon in impressive
demonstration Of their demand that
New York enfranchise is women at the
coming election.
The set, RELENTLESS men u the march
ers, representing 25 counties, every state
in the union. every assembly district in
New York and every walk Of life. told
that the marchers wanted something and
that they were going after it, Along
the crowded route from Washington
square 20 5eth street thousands Of ban
ners, pennants. streamers told not only
what the paraders wanted. but why they
wanted II. what was that matter with
those who didn't want them 10 have Il
and iow they proposed 70 get even with
those who didn't want them 30 have ID
and iust h0a they proposed 10 ct q.
Pn-ceded bv = iuiliee platoon and the
tn regiment. Mira Iseonard Thomas led
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
BANKRUPT NERVES

Each II ~ has a certain surely az rrr-
vous Emery. Every at. ever every
tbOagbt. uses up some pan II this en-
cry. During rest and Eiesp tile srsrlr
is increased - tie blood wilich ret- the
fieele8 ele1urnts iron ths AZ Ne hrcafAs
and tie foad - eat.
Your nervous ercrl-y BE- lie q t.a-.k So
count. II Tga ne d % fsster than Fua
add - = rgu gFerdrnw your acnunrt.
keufasil1sEs = tte name gfan - ner-
ruus tsnkFurtrv. ID rnaaus thar t.s
F.cvsT - sseurieTHte = gone
Tie hluad can - tiuiH ~ - frat 4
VII fiarnass tAe suuE..r 81 nasslei tis-
Trarts - tte wnsied nerves nna tts :
- urly waE tiat tin nerrvs rEn -
affeA. ~. #iams Fark FEHr AZ
tome ts.x8 fsF#sa iu11s tfr tIlH np-rts
tssN-se tiaeT sEr1rEf - tlla i8fss1 ti.s eis-
ruft.ts ttsEt fAse tlsrrEs ufss1 NnrT uer-
v1-s 1isoTEisrs. s1-re- irles rfrunir rfl.s.
ilEFf el.isi - tiris turir t-sntu.sff ss.h
j.. Ni3u1s Ffrk Ffls via osi-r
russilrsss iEi.ef 81 rrt sslaf Thsv A.
'ai'TrEl.f Nu-tiT a at-iEl ID trsrr cns-ff
reak uarras ard sam hrrf
IiF Wzus Ffrt Ffils A. r-1s -
! -ifTlTsts ssfrTF is-s ~ mn = aars ~
1l1 ras1sait ~ reer1 q rl-ire r1rr-ss
- tcr- 80 lszss O. 81 - 50 - III
EsEs Alsee are 10. fslcisr-nrr. n
4 r11t ta1GT f. ~ ka.lt O. ~ ss-r.a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy cheets-Spsrkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have


ru Esvar6s foT a. year. treated
80 81 aanssn FOR iltsr ard hcEtl AZ
r4.srfr rflrluE Elss. gesfE - eAfe % ~
--.sfsrss a rI-rsafHfzinn nlafs - q feW vtii-
- earrsaflo Ingredients miEe1 wa
49,. - -araiag fEam II. E1xara1 CIV.
~sslssr rnn w1l kscw stsrn ~ their owe
ffaigr.
ft...~ RrH snNass ma8af causs a uurul1l
r-str~. rrr~sanr - ff.s vase an roiHlr-
o. rrrfrr- fiszr ent'H sgstsm rclles 90
n frr tla-s 3 sale fa1s Erllrw l1dE. cuA
-. r1----rar rassrE aurrus. t1aiatisss. a
fi.-r.-r. rsaz Es.ssnE 81 81 20 Hr-ls. -
$50 t...s.s5s. SO AIR 80 - ~ EfrE-c =
rIias -stz-ls zartt,T tur tlrls anl ne
So flszalrf rsEa.a
-. 81 .arres 80 wan e. rus-.
saar rl- EFrrrFN n1rs Tstls-s 80 nnl
49, f-.-f - Easr II 90 rirE 81 crr1t1il
rr EewEr9s GEzrs lrslsta ~ slc-ts-
- -lairff.rss - rafa-Ea- -ltI En- -
- trF A. ErlFrEzs.
~ us-s Zaslss Ca-T4l1, C-la-,l'-4 q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
WALSH CRITICIZED MCCALL.
And Gave Account Of His Own Steward
ship in Big Meeting.

Boston, Oct. 25.-Boston Democrats
saturday night ratified their party tick.
ct in the state campaign al a largely
attended meeting az which Gov. David
H. Walsh took occasion, a. he said, 90
give an accounting OF the acts OF his
administration. That the legislative
achievements Of the past year were not
greater. hesasserted, was because a "Re-
publican legislature thwarted Democrat
ic endeavDrs."
Criticizng Samuel W. Mccall. Repub-
lican candidate for governor, Gov. Walsh
said:
AThe Republican standard bearer has
avoided the live issues Of the campaign
and has been deyoting bic time 90 criti-
cism Of the Wilson administration and
the possible results Of the European
war The voters Of tle state DO not
need % b. told that the governor and
state officials Do not draw tariff bills o.
determine foreign policies
The governor oailed upon be Repuhli-
can opponent 10 declare whether DO ap-
proved Of the action az the last legisla
turs in killing = bin for investigation
81 Telephone service and charges, RECON-
mcndsd By the governor and approved
by thf public service commission. TIE
demanded also to kuow the attitude Of
Mr. Mccall foward the Ellis milk bin
" said. II would have raised the rrioe
Il milk and have brought about the abb
loiuts destruction If thc milk prcducinr
Industry 81 the state"
The speaker charged that Mr.. M-Can
tod with the reactieuarv element /
eaiust the initisti,r and rrfrrnfurn.
A ual6ent - the nleefi-1 sas tile 4
.rrearance en- ths same Tift .nrm lur /
a. first time b tuo yenrs of Mayer 4
.amrs M Ftzreraid Be predecessor tn .
.Fiee ah0 hes nTr'1scf him p1' tiralif. /
be- maetann ebsefsd himsif prauasirr /
nlrutes. tie nasVur himlaf psopus .ne j
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25
Signal for Dash to Sea Said
to Have Been Given
at Baltimore
u. S. is SEEKING
TO FIND OPERATOR
A Man Named William Rus
sell Is Said to Be the
One Wanted

Baltimore, Oct 25.--On the theory
that some wireless message flashed from
Baltimore may be connected with til,
flight of six interested German nava
officers from Norfolk, the department
of justice at Washington is seeking a
man who gave his name as William
Russell.
Pretending to be chief of the wireless
division, 7th regiment, National Guard
OF the state of New York, Russell made
use of the radio of the Marconi station
on the roof of the American building.
This was a few days before the Ger
mans fed to sea in small yacht. They
were presumably picked up by wire
less equipped steamer.
To-day there is nationwide
search for Russell. w. w. Stockham,
United States marshal in Baltimore, got
wind of Russell's visit and conflicting
statements. Stockham wired to Wash.
ington and since then he and William
b. Matthews, in charge OF the Baltimore
office OF the department of justice, have
been making rigid inquiries.
Both wireless operators in the Marconi
station at the time of Russell's visit
have been put on the grill Every bit of
information has been placed in federal
hands and it is expected that the net
viii enmesh the man who was partly
recognized as former radio operator
with the Mareoni company.
1t was on Oct that Russell bear
ing radio charts of North and South
America, slipped into Baltimore with the
story that he was to make flight over
this city and would flash serograms.
As TO his assertion that he was chief
Of wireless, 7th regiment, New York, it
was learned by telephone from Major
General John r. O'Ryan Of the New
York militia that the Tth regiment pos
sessed no wireless division, hence no
chief.
mo such man is known to this Of |
fee" added Gen. Organ, =" but / will
make an inquiry"
The result of this was a letter from !
the National Guard telling that a man
named William Russell. formerly of I
The 18th regiment, had applied for enlist.
nent in the aviation arm of the Signal 1
,orps. Russell was unknown TO army /
ulcers in Washington, who knew moth
ng of bis fight.
Here are the facts on which the fed
raj men are working;
Late in September small steamship
eft Pensacola, Fla, with a crew report.
a 10 be German. Ii was suspected Of
,eing possible commerce raider. IL
vas lost sight OF in the Gulf of Next
o.
On October S Russell came to the To-
al Marconi station and told of fight
damned for wireless testing. He quickly
Ton the confidence of the wireless oper-
tor.
"As shall send messages TO you" ,
aid Russell, 'let me give you my
tyle."
He sat at the key and began sending
lessages from the high tension spark Of
he radio.
On October II six interned officers
rom the German auxiliary cruiser kron- 4
rinz Wilhelm escaped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-25

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