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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
REPUDIATEs RESPONSIBILITY.
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Decried Attempt to See Wilson.

New York. Nav ls.-Mrs. Stanley Me.
Cormck. vice president Of the Nationa
Woman Suffrage association. in state.
ment last night declared that the ma
tional association had no sympathy with
the two women sutfraglsts who yesterda '
caused a scene by TRYING 10 reach Presi-
dent Wilson In the hotel where he was
guest Of honor at luncheon They were
taken in hand bv secret service men. bat
prior TO this they had succeeded in de-.
lvering to Secretary Tumulty q letter
for the president. II was written on
the stationery of the national executive
committee Of the Congressional Union OF
Woman suffrage and appealed to the
president for his powerful aid 20 re-
move the political disabilities Of won
en- Mrs Mccormick in her statement
said;
The national association depreoates
the lack OF courtesy shown toward the
president Of the United States by small
body OF American sufragists. II is an
unfortunate complication Of English
methods 10 the American situation which
in no way warrants them. The prcsi-
dent 30 far a. We know. has never re-.
fused 10 receive the women sufTragists
of this country when properly ap-
preached The attempt to force the pre-
ident 10 receive this delegation was not
made in good faith or with any real hope
that the president would consent. kis
this sort II thing which IN the opinion Of
many women might serve 20 set back
suffrage IN this country
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
Amsterdam Correspondent
Says Germany Will
Justify Her Act
IN THE SINKING OF
THE LUSITANIA
This Report Says Germany
Will Blame England
and America

Paris, May Is, 4:45 a. m.--Germany s
reply to the American note on the sink
ing of the Lusitania will be sent Thurs
day morning, according to the Mathis
Amsterdam correspondent. The reply, the
dispatch says, will Justify the attack on
the steamer on the ground that the sub
marine commander has affirmed in his
report that only one torpedo was fired,
the second explosion being due to the
fact that the ship carried munitions of
war. The report is said to state that
the torpedo was fred in such way that
the Liisitania would not have sunk if it
had not had explosives aboard.
The Mathis correspondent says il is
reported in Amsterdam that Germany
viii throw the responsibility for the dis
aster on England and on the American
who permitted passengers TO
embark on ship carrying explosives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
BUKOWINA'S CAPITAL
WAS CAPTURED
In Russian Poland, the Rus
slams Admit Further Re-
treat, and in the Darda-
nelIes Campaign the Turks
Claim the Repulse of Sew
eral Attacks by Allies

A far-reaching victory in Bukowina, thu
Austrian crown land on the eastern ex
tremity of the Russian front, is claimed
in an official announcement from Petro
grad. According to this statement, the
Russians have swept through Bukowina
taking back much of the territory which
they held earlier in the war until driven
out by the Austrians. Their success is
described as of such importance that il
more than offsets the Austro- German vic
tory in western Galicia.
II is reported that the Russians have
taken Czernowitz, the capital of Buko-
wilma, having broken down the Austrian
resistance over a oo-mile front and cap
tured 10000 prisoners.
The Russian war office comedies further
retreat in Russian Poland, between the
Pilica and vistula rivers, on part of the
long front, over which they have been
compelled by the Austro- German armies
TO fall back.
The Turkish general staff at the Oar
danelles reports that several attacks 4
the Turkish right wing were repulsed
with the loss of 1900 men. A British
papers representatives at the Dardanelles
telegraphs that the allies have now ad-
vanced about FIVE miles up the Gallipoli
peninsula.
The decision of Italy's policy concern
ing war apparently has been postponed
until after Parliament meets Thursday.
II is expected at Rome that Parliament
will be asked to confer plenary powers on
the cabinet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
PLOT UNCOVERED;
400 ARRESTED
Constsntinople Is Said to Have Learned
That Attempt Was To Be Made To
Blow Up the Sultan.

Paris, May IS, a. m.-Reports from
1onstsntinople confirm the discovery Of
a plot organized by Armenians and Turks
opposed 20 the new regime, TO ssssssinatc
the sultan. Enver Pashs, Field Marshal
Non Der Goltz and General Lyman Won
Sanders, according TO The Journals
Athens correspondent
Two Armenisns, The Journal says,
were to have blown up the bridge con
ncctiRe STEAMBOAT and Galsta on the sui.
tsn's birthday while the ruler, accom-
panied by ms commanders. was crossing
to attend ceremony al the mosque Of
~ Sophia. The plot is said 90 have been
revealed BY son Of Zogrsph Efendi, an
Armenian deputy Of COnstautinople.
Tho correspondent declares that 400
Afmeniaus have boen arrested and their
fat, is unknown. while the kurds have
besn given orders 10 burn tvo large
sillsges ncaf Van.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
All Granite Plants in Barre
Opened To-day in All
Der ants n
NoNLISH- SPEAKING
WORKMEN RESUME
A Number of Others Also
Working Italian Meeting
Voted to Stay Out

All granite plants in Barre opened up
to all workmen this morning and all Eng
disappearing workmen who had Jobs re-
turned to work. The greater part of
the Italian and Spanish speaking work
men did not return, though there were
probably 100 who did. and many more
declared to-day that they should return
to work tomorrow. Those who did not
go to work to-day gathered at the Gran
ite street hall and reaffirmed their stand
to remain away from the granite plants
and work
The business opened up slowly in Mont
pelier this morning and no Italians and
Spanards were reported to be at work
this noon A meeting of the Italian and
Spanish workmen was held yesterday
afternoon following the regular meeting
Quite number of the firms doing bus
mess in Montpelier are not members of
the Barre Manufacturers association and
several are understood to have made ap-
plication for membership. These firms
are small concerns, employing but few
men,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
GERMANS GAVE UP POSITIONS
In Order to Avoid Losses from Stronger
Artillery Fire.

Berlin. May rs, by wireless telegraphy
10 Sayville. y. Y.--German army head
quarters yesterday gave out report on
the progress Of hostilities reading y,
follows.
"In the western war theatre Norfh
of Ypres and 70 the west Of the canal
near Steenstrsste and Het Sas. the Ger
mans yesterday gave up their advanced
positions. and. % avoid losses from ths
stronger artillery frc ~ the enemy. thev
drew back their smaller forces ~ The
main positions on the eastern bank 81
tho eansl
south of Ncuyc Chspclle the British
stiu bold parts ~ the front treBrh tai
en May Is. The Sighting cgutiuues north
of Arrss. Near Ahiain and Neutilie
Freneh sttsels yesterday were rtrulsed
uifh sert henrv ios-es for TIE euemy.
sffsernan sirships have suecessfnilr at
tarked tie sespurfs IT hnser ana calais.
Ia the eastern wnr tiiestre an tire
DmhyHn t4err uear Ejarrola ard tzskis-
Al. snH south ~ the Niemen ffFef near
Mfrisusfsai aud Isudinaui. stfadss - the
snrrnr Nprr rsruizrd. Amuur ths Bus-
san rFizanfrs taken mar ~hatN N Caur
inuf mfrf q uumfsr nf rerruzis - fitf
,lssl - IHts sfo fsd uflif t,reu n truin-
inr for tifref wrrls
IN the sgsIf lsaastrru rsr tisrstFe Tiir
fsfTtnsn aatsm4l iefrerr fitr Ffiaa rfrfr
aua 49, mfsFsf Aistuls sn8 ai1s.E tisr
iruut fr0u ~Nmtur ~ str sua ~tsnislan.
ernt amues T'ie river Ser hps teer rrDsssr
90 =arnfsI rlnrrs nssr Hsrssisu srs q.
ths nn9rhvnrs. Tt-rs is hrifanr gong
sr sruuna T'rerrrsl-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

BIitish srt Doing Some Suooessfui Fight
nr North Of Ls Barr.

rsns. Mss ls-Tile ofieisl ,syrnuluni.
safHn issue5 ~ the Frensh var oairs
last riEt auuoumets tlse capture hv
fls BFflish truups ~ seseFai addniuns
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fsas=ee tnggtigrr wah th8usamG rris
ssfars
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b ti.r frruth took 49, l.risFuers nf-s ir
- aftafk a fhf Aiis eaesd csrfird 49,
saaf fiermsu uoIks aud carfurrd -
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- belgium the Hnrmt thrrafrfra ~
sanf suf1esstul ntfstks - thF frpriurs
ssTs wifh eurriite snssif9rFnert fsaf-
msfad isst uiEit the rsa@Ftiprs wl,irh
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To So nertt uf ~ Bsss-t fhs fira-
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~ stts1k-f 5uriur ths nixtf ~ sur
- Monasr srs siesuTisHs'V erf.fiuuirr
So s9irrg To-dr- thsr ssrrisE sres-El
fsers,sr fsanri.rs arE ffFiFseE an 80 rrrt-
- urrH trarr isssas
inF sssrt srrfm n mFfra atNHrnf
Ess~mErs raFGf1 trsHseN te #FF ~ $50
Evnst wastsrr eurs rn1 fiat tf tier
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
GERMAN PRESS MUZZLED.
But Kaiser's Command Arrived Too Late
For One Newspaper.

Berlin, via London. May ls.-The
American note to Germany has not yet
been officially given out. The after
noon papers, however, print the version
OF the document as telegraphed here by
the Havas agency With the single ex-
ception OF the Lokal Anzeiger, all re-
frain from comment.
A confidential note to the editors of
the newspapers says that nothing re-
gardng the American note may be
printed for the time being. The warning
evidently reached the Lokal Anzeiger too
late, for it says:
THE German government certainly
will not delay long with the answer re-
quested, and probably will reply that
in occupying itself with its sacred du.
ties il is not to be disturbed from any
side.
THAT the American government should
consider the Lusitania as a harmless
packet boat without taking notice OF the
fact that il was really an auxiliary cruis-
er and an ammunition steamer of the
British navy apears TO us scarcely be-
HeNhDie.
But the German answer to Washing
ton will make il comprehensive TO Mr..
Wilson, in language as polite as it will
be clear, that we must conduct the war
as we are conducting il and can con
duct il with clear conscience"
The Taglische Rundschau, commenting
on the reorts that the Lustsnia Incl.
dent "has caused growing insight in
America" says:
"This insight probably will lead TO the
discovery that England really is the
guilty party, because il took ammuni
tion on board a passenger steamer in
OF the American law
After quoting the statute which. il
argues, covers this point, the Taglisehe
concludes;
According 20 the American laws. the
,aptsin OF the Lusitanis ought TO 20 to
prison"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
sHor WITHOUT vGRSTNe


M.fiusaJrf Ne Msr ts-W iiIisu
Randall short 81 rrars ed. huutri
sua frartsr rho lftrs aipsif ~ asfnt
mnaf fsrHnastuus. Be- siiegrd fa hstF hFri
sfsrraG shnts frun a4-rs ltsws FepelrFsi
q Tisuhs NtTlunsid. sssnf HHrdsn. ~
the rsil-nas stEtiar platform 81 Hrins
starss FHxtsrdty-
nus st.as tsak sF-rt !. Werrusls' :
-. arFrffnE . ssrsrr Suura-
az-sfrr t1 srreTal HftHHssss Esr-
Fsn raas urftrraf 80 Hsrnin1 nut
ti.s-s wsrs ~ wnrds tsfuessr tAssr. fsr
saH 2sirrca-tisIs h- sua sssasninr hrs
= = .s.ssr.uasE ts.at rEndan - tsrFss1isr
nser - "a --m1~+ Afsr ~ si8nr f.r
- wr~s = - ramlr Nsase - WNs -
-rssss Il rnr-sr EteriF wH.5zm Hur.s.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

Merooled 10 Maggie. 1918. allie ; pom.
prices vera tenuto IN meeting specisie
della branch d Barre. della g. c. I. 4.
nslla sala del knights of Columbia -
Scampini block
Scopoi Noto pei presidente information
ale. Lc urne rmarranno spcrte dale ;
allie : pom.
! membri dotranno nrcscntarc IA lora
carta n contributions ALA porta per
averls yidimata, perehc' Va mancanzs d
parteciparc a qucsta rotazicnc signihca
25c. ii multa.
Per ordine. ,. D. VIII. segrctario.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
PROPOSE QUARANTINE
AGAINST VERMONT
Shipment of Chestnut Nursery Stock and
Lumber Retaining Natural Bark
May Be Stopped.

Washington, d. C., May ls.--A public
hearing was held at the department OF
agriculture to-day to consider the advis'
ability of state quarantine prohibiting
the shipment OF chestnut nursery stock
and chestnut lumber retaining the nat
ural bark from Maine, New Hampshire,
Vermont, Massachusetts and certain 9TH
er states to points outside those states
The hearing was called as the result OF
the failure of Congress to appropriate
for the further federal control OF chest
nut bark disease after July, 1915.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
Notici

A special meeting of Barre branch,
.G. c. l. A.. will be held in the Knights Of
Columbus hall Scampin block. Wednes
day afternoon, May 10. 1915, at , p. m.
prompt.
Business: Balloting for internationsl
president. Ballot box TO remain open
from 10 s p m.
Members must bring their contribution
cards and have them stamped. as non
attendance means a 25-ccnt assessment.
Per order. J. D. VIII, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
EXPLOSION KILLS LOOMFIXER.
Samuel A. Bell Died as Result Of His
Burns.

Manchester, n. f.. May ls. Samuel
A. Bell died at Sacred Heart hosital yes
terday afternoon as result OF burns
sustained yesterday in a worsted spin
ming room of the Amoskeag mills.
He was employed as fixer and was
about to turn on the switch. The auto
starter was short -cireuited and with an
explosion, sheet Of flames shot out
and ignited his clothing Fellow work
men rushed to his assistance and quick
~ extingushed the blaze, but he sns-
tanned terrible burns to his head, body
and hands He was married and lived
at 70 Douglas street.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

Sec Tunuity Says Pres Wiser Has NJ
Suck Irtsnfinn

Nrw York Hsy "a refsrt that
nTrsidsrt Wlisan nin -fnd usts q
Crest Hritslu rrr'irsi1r ufhin ths nfat
- hsslrs. nrafestiuz aesinst frteffr
fnrr uHh AueFarar enfuuHfrF pss maf
lars ls.t r5xlt 81 -tafrrurft frum ssf
frtRrr Tumaatf thst So smeh ~taW was
n rurtnfrraation. Frtunf titis ~ssFHtsre
Turnultr rsfused e. tsinrnHnt ~ - r.
rsTt-
Tlaf uurstasr sf nrfist irtrfffFsitrr
Erf arlHriesN rerlnfrIT rs bra Hnifr
fisrtaasinn anuna Ms-hrur.uh a.Hi.ar d
ffr s.lrr arunf 81 b unfrrsirssE fkst
r.1tarassait sEf-rs r1n - ustf e. tsks
~ rtfssfHsr s. saf eHrat n-sHsn @sH
rtsr msAt ~m~k n Nrsrrt sua ottafs
tsee usasa fim aamatnisaFtt3vr ae 8sae
ust= e. k@r Fn1and sFwn hs8ait.
Aus-iaEr sa4s n PR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
ALEX. DUNCAN HEADS
MILITARY BRANCH
Barre Man Is Colonel of Patriarchs Mill
tant, Odd Fellows-Convention
Opened at Brattleboro
To-day.

Brattleboro. May ls.-This was thf
opening day OF the annual sessions of the
grand bodies, Odd Fellows Of Vermont
and was devoted to the Patrarchs Mill
tant, the military branch of the order
The department council meeting this
forenoon elected these officers: Colonel
Alexander Duncan of Barre; lieutenant.
colonel, W. f. Frost of Bennington; sec
retary. d. V. Stone of Barre; treasurer
Charles G. Staples of .Brattleboro. The
parade took place this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
GERMANS SWEPT BACK
Over a Two-MHs Front Reports Sir
Tohn French

London MAY a. Fisld Marshsi si'
lnhn French. IN mrsssEe last night
informed tis BRITISH people that thcfr
trnups again has assumed ths offensive
after . fortnight spert IN hmliur tack
tho German attsok snd rad swept across
suH captured IN Gerusn trrnches % the
-auth of Richrlsoure 4 Avuue over q two
mile frunt
Tlas movement Nhirh fesnlted IN the
faffurr Uf NUMEROUS rrfsfiuer.. mauv ~
3 lum surrendered b. badies is stiu un-
arr war nud gires fmauatiou uf beng
90 iuIfsatant IN the mattef of trrrftorr
enn as was thf rrmrt Frrneh sdrs-.f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
WAR VIRTUALLY DEcLARED-
ssys Al IisIisn Nevtpspss. sironF Sup
porisf 81 Ssisrdrs.

Fauss. SO rsris War fs Ti,s gia
nah TITtaia ufeh hns tsast utrar.
snrrortsr af tis ~alandra tsieust -.
uas nfnuur Hfe Ersi A. Mftrsatr mB5
tarr rrrf~rstians. ru.liishes s0ssf
srrf r-siffr - ass
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sr,la-ssa - rsusard ui a. Einr fi.s rtf
s-surrf ara 80 ratran. 1Hr urnasF
frf sssrff drssm- enst ftr taH ssH
turr I-s szsai.t lts1-t ltalr r ts fas
ua~ - shuat &C. g. tfansifrsn=E ftsf
rsFinrr rrate So stan nferr fr~ess
r,sr mrsa-fmaass sassfr torra HtasssHtsea
r~frsnr Ht4s afspHse
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f.a- ~ fh fsF-rtnr hrs rrr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
One Says Torpedo Was Discharged.

London, May ls.--Passengers from the
Cunarder Transylvanis, arriving from
Glasgow to-day, told of sighting sub.
marine off the northwest coast of Ire.
land Saturday afternoon. They say the
submarine passed at a distance of few
hundred yards and was in sight several
minutes. The Transylyania's captain
steered a zigzag course until the danger
was passed. Some passengers declared
the submarine discharged a torpedo al
the Trsnsylvsnia, but his vas disputed
by others.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

neruisr mretinc af Rsrrr rolshers
traush. q. C.IA- piH b. hrld IN thrir
hail Nirhnis hlnck Fhursdsv. Nav -.
81 b. w. Special business. voting for
infrrrstionai president hailot bor vi
- ulHn fr8m ?. ~. ~ 2 r. W. Ererr
ntrtulsf is requested r. vote. Nfherwisr
thrv ufn a. assrsse8 - pr Hection 5 o.
fsrnrt 7trtiun-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
SIGHTED SUBMARINE
SAYS ONE PASSENGER
Who Declares that Transylvania Steered
Zigzag Course and Raced Out
of Danger Zone.

Glasgow, Monday via London tide
layed in trsnsmission,l May ls.--A as
senger who came over from New York
on the Cinsrder Transylvania declared
a German submarine was sighted Sun
day night. The Transylvsnia steered a
zigzag course and was successful in
racing clear of danger. While the sub.
marine was in sight small boats of the
liner were swung out in readiness for
any emergency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
GOV GATES IN woNTPELER
Erpsut 10 Appoint state Basrs ii Esu.
ratiar seen

sos GatHs was " MuntgsIfF tr-Frr
atteudinE e. uffirisl nasinsss Nnd n was
srrerfed tt1t ufthin = shrrt tfrls hs
uorlF srrruu-r tha snrr'rtrusrf rf ths
1rru.f.ars r,f 49, strfs hss~f 81 sfn.afislr
lares 81 uw r. e. n-nnd1r Ena titsr
tr i.suaurtiiis tsrs t.ltrs zarTatrrr
Fau f.ntes rstu-rea e. Murt rs'iisr rrs
serErr frun assrin isks. shs1t hf snr
90 ~ ras-f.frr - sfoHnl itfs s-ntr
m~r rs-nml sur~v fhN-ia- a FTnwls~
RI ESQ tr,rt. sash s. Nhttt ssrirs
$50 fgunfs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

wr--sr-s ef iraust NJ lZ. rusrr--
rr-tr-u en fru9re iilrH sfrikr rsT %
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nrF ss-srr rras ftw So sr.eai nssraa
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Fss~s wrhafr trrts Ell ~ rsrfies NrF
-. Fr gar 81 ssrsta5.,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

A regular meeting ef 7. :. No. .
branch d. q. T. A.. will hc held in their
hall Nichols hlock "Wednesday evening
May 49, ~ : oelock Eyrry good stand
ing member Who does not attend and
vote for international president y sub
iert - fne of = cents. r. ". Brown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18
WOUNDED PREMIER
is IMPROVING
Joao Chagas, Head of New Portuguese
Cabinet, Was Shot by Senator
Who Also Was Shot.

Lisbon, via Paris, May Is. 4:50 a. IN.
An improvement is shown in the con
dition of Joao Chagas, the new president
of the cabinet, who was shot and dan
gerously wounded while on board train.
1t is feared that he may lose the sight
of the right eye. Lisbon again has re-
sumed its normal appearance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

Lisbon, via London, May ls.-,Ioao
Cbagas, the new president of the csbi-
net, was shot four times with a pistol
while on board the midnight train from
0porto. His assailant was Senator Frei-
tas. who also was shot and wounded by
passenger on the train
Senator Chagas was taken to a bospi-
tai, where 1T was announced that his
condition was grave. In addition to
other wounds he is suffering from a
fracture of the skull.
Madrid via London, May lS-A dis
atch received here from Lisbon concern
ing the shooting of Senior Chagas. says
the attacks occurred at the Eentroca.
mento railway station. The dispatch
adds that Senator Freitas was killed by
gendarmes.
Paris, May s.-Telegraphing from Lis
bon at three o'clock yesterday after
noon, the correspondent of the Havas
agency says;
Trouble has broken out afresh Sem
ator Freitas who shot and wounded Ioao
Chagas, the head OF the new ministry,
was shot dead by gendarmes."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

Az trdsettrfs eIigihis to rusTuhsfship
~ fhs q. g. .. a ars requssted 70 Fuals
srr7iaatiun ~ fhr sitrr steward ~ -
lsaiisirrs' llan ur TurssisF. MsF -. from
Z e. = o. 81. ~ ThursfuV. MuT q fr1ru
= fa1n m An rlrir secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

Tis lsrfuTf rfrer ir ti.s C,lfereset irral
rhtir.t isss erat tas snskrraf nfrfh ir
tFress auf fr Wuffor rf N ssti1fztrn
D. f has fsasr ss-ilref tr srsak arair n
80 fr5sHxssaist rltf~rt Frissr MAJ 81
Et m Tss srtiss4 ufN asesr r@H
fl.nls1 Is hasaft ttsntss Hns esusst i,sn
ard w8H > s8 nsf-es. ~ ~ sEssse Ae
rrissasr frs#
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-18

The report from Lisbon that the con-
dition of Chagas was improving is in
direct conflict with an earlier dispatch
from Madrid which said that he died
of his wounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-08
GIRL SAVED FROM SEA
BY One ARMED HERO
Crowd at Atlantic City Sees
Rescue-Man With Her
browns.

ATLANTIC CRY. N. j.. June IA one
armed chairpusher plunged into the surf
this afternoon with most OF his clothes
on and rescued a oun woman who,
with a man with whom she was bathing,
was struggling vainly against a strong
ebb tide. The girls companion gave up
just as the rescuer reached them and
was drowned. His body had not been
recovered tonight, though a boat began
the search soon after he disappeared.
The saving OF the young woman. Miss
Mary Donovan OF Springfield. Mass.
was one OF the most thrilling rescues
ever seen at this resort. Hundreds of
persons on the boardwalk stood watch
ing the desperate efforts OF her escort.
Edward Brady. an art glass worker, To
keep the girl afoat after she had called
for help There were good swimmers In
the crowd, but the chairpusher, John +,
Stoner. was the only one who rlsked his
life In the water.
Miss Donovan while In bathing with
Brady ventured out o far, She vas
caught by the outgoing current and car
ried beyond her depth. Brady saw her
peril and swan to her side, bu he was
not n strong swimmer. and he too had
to call for help.
Stoner, standing ny his roller chair
on the Boardwalk. did not wait, Pushing
his way through the crowd. tho one
armed man emoved his coat and
plunged into the water. Miss Donovan
and Brady were completely exhausted
wher Stoner reached them. He seized
the girl hrsr. just as Stoner turned
toward the shore Brady gasped his last
cry and sank out OF sight, When Stoner
reached the beach with the girl she was
unconscious. Doctors we're soon able TO
revive her.
Brady's death Ia the hrst drowning
reported at this beach this season.