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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
Good Peanut Crop.

Robert Vickery brought to this Of
fee yesterday a nice bunch of pea
nuts that he raised on his place just
east of the city, He has about two
acres OF them. and says that they
will have about fifty bushels Of the
peanuts and about two tons Of hay
watch will make it a paying CROP
Princeton Leader.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
JUDGE LINDSEY IS
ELECTED FROM COURT
Called Attorney a Liar and
Grabbed Him By
Coat.

Denver, Colo Oct. l5.-Ben B.
Lindsey, judge of Denver's juvenile
court was ordered elected from the
criminal division of the district court
here by Judge W. d. Wright. The
courts action was taken when Lind
sey contrsdicted statements made by
Attorney j. j. Sullivan, using an en-
phatic term. and grabbed Sullivan by
the coat.
Sullivan was presenting arguments
for the defense in the case of Frank
L. Rose, on trial charged with con-
spiracy to ruin Lindsey. He declared
Lindsey had toured the country de-
livering lectures in which he ma
ligned Denver.
AT this point Judge Lindsey called
Sullivan liar and grabbed him by
the coat.
Court bailiffs sprang to each man
and under the courts order took
Judge Lindsey from the room.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
JOIN THE REDPATH CLUB
Redpath Series Plan and What it Means To City
=MBERS ONLY PARTICIPATE

Katenbon String Quaee of New York Baker Opening Number
Thursday Oct FL Union Tabernacle Other
Evenings of Music Oaory and Entertainment Scheduled
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
REDPATH SERIES PLAN.
MEMBERSHIP TICKET,

MEMBERSHIP TICKET --$IUU
The membership ticket is not admission ticket, but
entities the holder reserve for the REDPATH Sc
RIES. MEMBERSHIP TICKETS MUST BE RESERVED IF
USED. Reservations may be made average cost of
TO- Is 20 per number, depending location for
each ticket reserved for the entire in advance.
Those who desire to reserve single numbers only may do
Tso at the following prices For the Kaltenbom String Quar-
teHe'and Elsie Baker 75c.
The remaining single reservations to cost at the rate of
TO- Is 20 per attraction. Season reservations to
person limited to SIX and for each reservation
bershp ticket must be presented You for the
entire series at first reservation if so desired
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16

row and every third row. Chart No, beginning with row
and every third row; Chart No. beginning with row and
every third row. You select from one chart only.
Charts No. and No. will be used for those who desire
make personal selection Chart No. will be used to fill
mail orders.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16

ON atoneos dAenn
fymgh dwn and gnthGr
MmyE ndgtein-M Mrs correspondent ""'
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
DIR. BEAZLEY
Specialist
eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. }

His Revenge.
The wronged husband has his re-
venge when the man who alienated
his wife's affections marries her.-To-
peka Capital.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-16
PERSONALISELECTION PLAN.

Charts No. and will be open for those who desire
to reserve in person Tuesday, Oct 10, at o'clock at
the Anderson-Fower Drug Co. Reservation will be made
in the order of appearance.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Ser @eridtsioaI oeg eOurtbon

Ser @eridtsiaal oes Gourtban'
les lror am Montog 4beao 10 irorf
nuit 8elald)eraL MGnnlein un6 8eib,
LEM ansefiiat, boB man beinabe
am Grrpabme perleitet murbe, Der
ierNationaHte Gro5eB fdane 90 sur
gerbanoluntg. @ntolt @ebbarbt lpnr
BON SSobn SeIo 6eidptloi9t, ibm,
mGbreno beiSe in Der Sfntbfabrif
arbeiteter, ifhnere @~erletungen bei-
gebrodt 5I babeal, lrto am Wontg
4ber6 miroe int Golrtballie Der
8orperbor Dor Sriebeaisridter Stoeir
ner nbgebalterb IN DeldJem Der an-
geflugt bitrb &idter @oIfer oils slb-
bofat untb Der &ldaer 0atrd ole Gb-
nofaten ellis uro @ruf pertreten
mar. Selb, Der Dor 5fnei Sabren
ans 0eiltidlan0 eilrgetpouOert lit,
traf crit Dor etapa iedB 8o.
den bier elm lnub erbieIt 8eiddfti-
glum in Der Sdutbfabrif. @ie Selo
alrf Dem 3elreenitanbe alsiagte. ioll
@ebborbt linn ben Airientbalt INT Der
Sabrif batrd, allerbmlo Gbifailert ltll-
aipseilebm gentadt intb idlieBlib Elm
SdarbgeiteG init iolfyer Bldt gegen
Tim aeidyoben babeai, Dab er Ser
letanluet in Der Seite erliit, oie i'm
oatf mebrere Soge m's gett feiielteat
lulo ibp iebt nod arbeitsalnfabtg
moden. Dr. @eiiel. Der Selb in
8ebauolatrug batte, beaeat9te, 6oB er
am @orper Sel6's cine Oiscolora-
lion ooriunb unb berielbe Dabr-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
ROiebnb &Onte 1.

Sri. @ntiin Seiemaiin lit bon ct.
2ouis slt eiirem 8einde ibrer Nm
gsboriget bdbier suriid getebrt.
Srls. Yearl ur,b Ollie &obertlor
trdfen leste ISOLDE BON ct. 2onis
bier elm INFO tperoen einige 3ed bel
[ibren @ltern oabier perbrineen.
Oscar @ati1per boap StonDbia bilfi
oegaapdrtig unierem 9ndlbar Soft.
Iieb Slider BEL Der Grnte.
Gbuiit Srailb bot lid, fette ISOLDE
BET Der Sarnlarbeit einen boien
.Shnitt ON Ser Sarpb beb9ebroft Der
i'm alri einage 3et arbeitslnfGbie
madt. Sci all ieiner idapabiiden
@eniitbiidfeit ioa nnieretr Sreunbe
Gbriit bod bel Dem Walbeur Elm
Dornleripctter iiber 0ie Sippen &c.
fdbren fein.
Sri. IIoia,a guitemiiarm fam aiu
Counting BON ct. 2onis suriid I'm
iiber Ole eeSdSittige @rnte3eit Der
@utter sur SaarS si aeben.
Heter 8rnoer fabrt jett aid ii
einerm alito fpaSieren uro sfuar II
eineiil Magapeu.
Die meiiten utuierer Sarfner iitti
INIT Scr Gritte fertig. gs mar cir
bartes Stiid s(rbeit Die oiesidbrigt
Grnte eiitsubeimien. oa Der 8oosr
81 mob NOR.
--:--
sfbomiirt dif oos Sersnarrel
moJFahTo44
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

-gSm. Rollmnm nn0 Sobn
9enrp u1pb grnft Soener bon gap,
befunoen iid ont 3ienstng IN @e.
idpdften bier.
Reires, ~6eitiairtes 8aiier, sum
Srinfett uirb fir @aitomobil. 3Defe,
si berfauien in allen 0ilantitGten.
Otto @berIin, Sermnnqr, $40.
Or, 9. s. 9raidear liarb 9. 8.
Sobertbier non Code itntteten unie.
rer Staot ont 0ienstag einen @e
id1ftsbeiudl ab.
@ebt benz ainoe bos 10 iGred.
lid) bonn Stidbuiten eepIa9t lit, Or.
G~onselmmn's Stidbuitat Sprup ltnS
Der Sl,iten miro balb noflnilen.
-@ar 8odidies BON Ct. 2oris
beiltdte leste 8ode 9cfannte NM
8eripoatote i'm Sermuiu, urro reiite
am Snmstog in 9egleitunq ieincs
goters Clos, 8odld)ies If. tpieOar
5ur @roBftobt.
Timer biesidbrises Iiiiionsielt
miro on t8. unb 10. IugtIt urtar
Der 2olt6biitte imrieres 8~irf,enberges
5u Bon itattfirbert. iuoslt alle Sc.
meinoer urtb Saitoren bes Weiteiten
llmfreiies beylidit eineeloben tper.
Sen. 6. s. &aafe, Gnitor.
-Sermon1ar Stride bon Scope
~ltattete inns ain Samstos einen nia-
fonmenen 8efaidJ ab. Srotben
Serr Stride cine Der grobten 9ot.
tomfarunen am @nseornOe eigrlet,
bat er tpie er iiftS mittbeilte feline
8erluite oi,pd) Dos Soffuaiier er.
littet1.
-NM. j. Stitfenbroeter. j, j.
Obntanip %. 5. &odb 6. q. Barter
un6 50, %. Megurop, @sdaitsleute
bon SDensoiae, fanen lettet
ISmtstag in eir,em blsnt Seforirten
aiito bierber, aiif elmer anseteetour
fiir bas in Stpensbine bonn 2. bis Z.
- - -. - s.. --
lISuIi itattiinSenbe Gbmitouqlta. Sier
perfmtfte bos Gontite cine arobe an.
5abl Suiipn Sidets iino barmis ~
idIieben miro Sepmann arf Dem
gbautouqila in ben Sogen BON ben.
te bis nGdften Mittuod gut pertre.
ten fein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Sonntasidnl sOeiaI.

am Montae @benS finbet ari
Dem &aiatplas neben Der 90. e.
Stride Elm SociaI itott SIT Dem Sc,
oermant ber5lidit eingeloben lit.
@iScream uno nnoere Somnerer.
friihunget heroen oerfoilft peroen
Gum gelteip bes sonrtogidldioros.
8oqmmt IQe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Seiratbs.9i 5eaia.

Ed. Branson, Gasconade -. ~
Mary White, Gasconade -. %
H. A. Juedemann, Owensville ~
Lizzie w. Brinkmann, Is
Edw. II. Mertens, Morrison ~
Gasena X. Boss. Morrison :. q
F. A. Schaeperkoetter Mt. Sterl'g
Sylvia w. Opitz, Owensville
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

-Sris Sdpsiber besab iidy lestelt
Gumstas slum Sefsdl nod Yacifte.
ssitI. uuro B@II @pens begabetl
fif Iestet SMmstag nad @dNblit9-
tom, saln 8eiipdJ ibrer eltern.
fsrau 6. s. &ippiteirp befinoet
iidl eesenpGtig mif Seiapt, M ct,
2oitis.
Sbep. @ettling into Sotm BON
ct. 9ouis %perapeiiten etlld1e
9a9e bel ibrei1 IngebOrigen nj Der
Sfpiss 0sadborid)ait sian @eiilf.
6rmu j.. ". g9gers uno tbre
beiben Sobale tratel lebter Conn
taa eirpe @eftd)s- ltno 8erglilgelS
rebie nudl Seem gorf un
Tus. emma mr0 Martln Silent
mo Selrna Onfen beinloeai lid oitt
fitrscn geiipdl bel Der SGmilie Gbas.
@eSolb ir Icaittrif.
@ait. 8lidmpeper itr6 Tarlilte
BON Gonaalr, fnn1elt letter CONS
log hierber lun Der Tanrlie Selrp
8liidnnerer eilren geiatd) ob5lfltatten
Die Golmltp Court mar oTn
9ielnsto9 lnuo Mittmod, 5t eidlem
nerta9ten 5ernli1t iar Sisiulg lln Die
g%pplifotiofen fiir @lrtbslisenlen 81
priifen.
-6rib 8rile,rs l,trb @ottin bon
Ct. 2cuis truien leBten Wontp bicr
Elm lnlo meroeft cine fl,r3e Serielt-
3eit In liner friilRren !Seifnatb on
Der Siit Greet nerhrinaer.
Cine aroBe InSabl Der bieligell
Sreinaurer begob iih leeten 9on.
nerstae nud) Seiferiol Gdip uml Der
@runoiteinlegln,g pes ne,ien Capitol
~beiSitDobaert.
Der Commercial Club miro a4r
t6d6ten Snmstag @beitb nieber ein'
Beriammlaing ubfalten, IN ipeldel
tpettere 8orbebuutgen Fir Den gro
ben GarnipdI 51 treffen Der bonn II
big Ia. IaSgltt bier itattfilbem miro.
-5m. @,,gai1ln SdJermmp febr
lie lesben Somvtog und Iargepen
MalFentbalte BON Ct. 2oatis suriic
into miro Den Sorr1per ntf Der Sart
bel ibrer Miater, ,Srnat Gbuiitint
6d,errnorm nabe SDiss perbrinsen.
Srma Sp. 3nftrnfp. BON Stolpe
begGeitehe iebteat Moautoe ibren @at
tin Go,nrtpridter 3ditrop bierbe
nm eitpen Sng bel bieiieetl 9etann
TEN sl perbrnpgert ,pdbrenb Sas6g
3ditroip DER Sitinteert Der Count,
Court be%ispob,te.
Sas Sodhmiier bot lrnierel
gaiebal : Sremben eineb boiel
Strid1 bird Ole 8edniupe semndt
in6m es ben 8oHebnl &arf iiber
fllitbete. 10 SdB Der 8arf einelt gro
BEN Gee biloete IN Dem icben @ben
one 5roibe elm ei&ousert enber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
John H. Helmers
Hermann, Mo.

ideiulid mtd] iaurerlid perIest lpatr-
Be. @ebbarSt besetate Dob er init
Dem aqGger rur eini9e @orte bel
Der Grbeit geapedielt babe urpo Dob
oieie ridt urireutolider @rt tuaren,
ebeufalls tpioerftritt er ole 9ebalip-
tiu1g !Selo's oas Sdibgeitea gegen
inn gei6obem 81 baben, Cine Inp
8nbI @poerer attgeftelte Der Sdltb-
fabrif miroen oils 3eli9er nerrtom
men, bOd, polIte feiner ethpas bon
einem 8ortitreit gebort pSer ben
@opfall oatrd5 Den 'SelO on9eblih
perlett malroe, geieben 5ai baben. Die
GerbarbIanlget eroeten init Der Srei'
iprednnrg 6es Gagefleten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

Srls. @liie attb MGriba Strefer
fe}rter geitemr nod lGngerem 8efiify
bel Der SalniIie SemrIoant SeidHnann
altf 9rp Sill, nah ct. Soipis sllriif.
Goli5iit Waar &ief. BON ct.
Solis, upb beiien 5amilie meilen
leit lebten Sonmtog bier in ibrer
friiberen Seimotb gum 8eflrd1 ibrer
&erinan6ten.
-SrMl Ssacob Garq, BON Mfc&itt-
rid. mar 9eiterrt bier Mlf 9eNipd, bel
liner Sdaueiter, Sri. Bertha SEED.
9aioe itnttetefp INNS gelterut eiren
9efltdl nb befulfs grnaentng Hires
announcements altf bas 8oIfSblatt.
Sall nnb Spcial in Scrgcr.
Die Ct. Mntboqlps Wilitarp @alro
lahet glpdJ freunblid6t 5ll Dem unl
Sumstng, fen 3. Sarli in 3eilmamls
Tarf in Berger itattfifpbeti0en 60
cinl 1nro Ball. Sas empire Srdeiter
bon @ermann um6 Die Sat6itrban
9oqrS fpenNen oia Mhtiif fir SieNe @e
legerdleit Liefern. &onunt limo trent
cuh nit ben Sroblidelt. Infnna 5
lrhr Hndtt.
SIN Srapfreih bot man Den Dor.
idJlag genloft, Salriethe BON $ II IL
8 e n NIT Sollluuthgift 5ir impfen
lmuo seaen Die 0elltifei losatlaiien.
Cine iplde obltmore" S6at, meint
INIT eiaigem Sarfaarmis, oaS Sebolio
%SSoatrnoI, niirhe am gefabrlid6teat
fir Die geriiber mirfen, bertn tpenip
crit Die oeitid,en @arbarerl arfb nod
tollfpiitbig ipiirben = inns ld,nipoert
Dor beft Solgen!
Cine Spe5ial+@ erinmmli1lg Der
MaltiaaI Sapines & 2oam gilociation
(Spnrfaiie) finoet morset in Der
Gitp Soil ftatt in nelfer ii6er ben
9Ian abgeitimurt uerben iod bas
accumllirenbe gapitol Der @eiell.
idsait bon $780, 900 natf 100000 81
erboben. Die Situng miro BON 8
ltbr bonn. biz 10 ll)r Mittag nbge.
talten meroen nrb miro in 6erfel.
BEN mabrideinlid cine grlontterltna
Ses Nnnes eeeeben peuoelt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02
Sdiiten &erbanSlnnsen.

ReeelmaBiee Serionmlun9 am
%. Siri, 1915.
Oas Brotofoa Der lesten reael.
maBi9en g~erloanmlilng nurSe perle.
len lno a%tt9etlommer.
CIR monotliden 9eitragen einBen
eint 'eir1dGieBlib oes GintrittseeIbes
bon @nlter Sdyneb, $3.50.
8alter Sd,res purbe einitimmig
obs Iitgiie6 in ben Serrein altfge.
norlrneat.
Sieraaf erfolste 8~ertasnrg.
Sris Gang, Sefretar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

stbonaiirt daf oos Sertnaflrser
golfsbIott.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

Srls. @liie ait1b Martba Strefer
febrterp geitenr nod latugerem 8efi6
bel Der Samilie Semtotlr Seidnnoim
aatf 0rp Sill, nad) OF. 2olas suriif.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-02

- Monnirt arf bos Sern1ottner
BoIfsbIatt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
DEFINITE ASSURANCES
SOUGHT FROM GREECE
1t Is Said That the Entente
Allies Plan to Establish
an Entirely New Front in
Balkans, and They Wish
to Know Greece's Attitude

Field Marshal Earl Kitchener, the Brit
Ssh secretary of state for war, Is con
ferrinp with Britain officials in the
near east regarding the eyentualities
should an attack by the Teutonic allies
on Egypt develop, it is indicated by
dispatch from Saloniki received in NIL
an. Earl Kitchener was accompanied 10
Mudros on the Aegean sea by the resi-
dent-general of Egypt, the dispatch
saws, by which is probably meant Ma
ior General Julian p G. Byng, comman-
der of the British forces in Egypt.
Definite guarantees regarding her attl'
tude are sought from Greece by the en-
tente powers because they purpose send
ing large numbers of troops into the
Balkans, establishing an entirely new
front, according to an Athens dispatch
forwarded from London early to-day.
Quiet has prevailed along the Franco
German front, according to the daily
statement from Paris, which reports no
operations worth recording.
Only artillery exchanges and bomb
fighting has occurred on the Dardanelles
front, the Turkish official communication
relates.
The Netherlands government has no
present intention of mediating for peace
among the warning nations and has so
announced, according to Hague dis
patch TO London.
On the Galician front the Russians,
while admitting they have yielded some
ground in the neighborhood of the Styr
forts, do not concede being forced back
across the river, as claimed in the Ger
man statement yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
Barre Granite Men Instruct
Secretary to Proceed
with Them .#.
WILL SEND PETIT
FOR INSURA'. 50 co.
A Cooper, - Scheme for
the F@SJtection of
Stonesheds hs

Preliminary arrangements for the for
nation of cooperative insuring COM
pany wee referred to the board of di-
rectors and the secretary at special
meeting of the Barre Granite Manufac-
turers' association last evening. The
meeting was held in the association hall
in the G. w. Ayeriil building and the
members were a unit in supporting the
directors in the steps they have already
taken to eliminate what is described in
manufacturing circles as the evil OF pro-
hibtive fire insurance rates. To the sec
retary, II. ?. Hinman, was entrusted tho
work OF drafting petition to be for
warded to the state insurance eommis-
sion. Mr. Hinman is already in communi-
cation with State Secretary Guy w.
Bailey on matters concerning the petition
and as soon as it is signed and in the
hands of the commission, hearing will
be probably he held in this city. 1t is
expected that an early date will be set
for the hearing.
After the business meeting, the manu-
facturers were privileged TO listen to an
address on "The Best Means OF Adyertis-
ing Barre Granite, by ID. Janion Mac
Nichols of Boston. Mr.. MacNichols out
lined very elaborate program for adver-
tsing the native stone among the retail
ers as well as the ultimate users OF the
product. Apparently the program was
very fayorably received by the manufae-
turers, as the informal discussion which
followed the speakers remarks tended to
encourage Mr.. MaeNichols to interest
other Barre granite men in the campaign.
Should the program go through, it Is
estimated that nearly $4,000 viii be in
volved and most thorough advertising Of
Barre granite in the history of the dis
trict will be the result.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE
MAIDENS in DANCE
Presented Ancient Spectacle at Great
Feast to Celebrate Coronation
of Emperor Yoshihito.

Kioto, Nov. l6.--Fiye hundred Japa'
nese maidens, peeresses of the realm,
wearing rich and brilliant klmono,
danced last night an ancient dance OF
old Japan at great least held 70 ceie'
brate the coronation OF Emperor loshi'
hito. The emperor himself was there
and several thousand people were gath
cred about the banquet board as ms
personal guests. Prominent among the
foreign guests, who included the members
of the diplomatic corps, was George w.
Guthrie, the American ambassador, ana
Mrs. Guthrie.
The pretty peeresses and their dance
formed but one of several features calcu-
lated to impress this historic feast upon
the memories of the guests, especially
the foreign guests. Their dance IL known
as the "Gosechi" Other dances were
the "Kume" and "Fuzoku," ancient mu-
sical themes played in the court from the
earliest ages on felicitious occasions.
Last nights feast, which was also IN
celebration of the grand harvest festi-
val held two days ago, was given IN the
Burakuden hall, situated on the ground
UI the NlJb phidCHs iltt P"A AbiN' '1"tN -
cluded high officers, civil and military
peers, members of the Diet, other dignl-
taries, as well as the members OF the
diplomatic corps and their wives in
full evening dress, the officers OF the
army and navy appearing in uniform.
The guests were ushered to the hall
through the five gates leading thereto
Burakuden hall, newly erected for the
court banquets, occupies special en-
closure of the MILO, or detached palace.
The building was really series OF halls
arranged to provide for the reception
OF guests and the imperial family as well
as for their seating. The main hall was
spacious rectangular building, with, a
floor of tiles and with veranda TO the
south approached by steps from the gar.
den. Around the interior of the hall
ran beautiful railing OF red lacquer.
In the center, on an elevated platform,
stood the throne of the emperor. To the
east and west were seats for the en-
press, who was not present, and Tor
the crown prince On the thrones we're
chairs and red lacquered tables for the
service of the feast.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
STORE FRONT BLOWN OUT.
Passersby on Worcester, Mass, Had Mar
row Escapes.

Worcester, Mass, Nov. l6.-Occupants
az the upper floors Of the building at
235 Main street were almost panic
stricken last evening when a sudden ex-
plosion blew out the entire front OF
The millinery store on the first floor.
The explosion was Of the hot-air vari-
ety due to a fire in the store, which is
owned by the Misses Jean and Anna
Hammarstrom. The glass from the show
window was blown half way across Main
street. and several pedestrians IN the
vicinity narrowly escaped serious in
jury.
Damage Of about $4,000 was done by
the fire and explosion The cause Of the
trouble has not been determined. The
building is the property Of J. Louis Els
worth.
The captain of a local fire company
lives across the street from the store.
He saw one of the proprietors OF the
place leave about 9 o'clock, drawing the
curtain in the show window before she
went. Ten minutes later the explosion
sounded.
Patrolman Granger passed the place
two minutes before the explosion, and
thought that he smelled smoke. He re-
turned lust in sime to escape the force
OF the explosion, which blew glass all
over the street in front Of him as he
approached the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-16
UNION OF TOWN AND GOWN"
Urged By Pres. Muriin Of Boston Univer'
sity for Mutual Benefit.

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. Is. President
I.emuel Herbert Murlin Of Boston univer-
sity. I speaker a. to.day's session Of the
second annual meeting Of the National
Association OF Urban Universities, de-
clared the country was on the threshold
Of a new era Of cooperation between the
municipality and the university. The
urban university. he said. has only re-
gently awakened 20 the fact that the city
il at once its unique opportunity and it.
peculiar responsibility and that the ur-
han university can serve the city in al
IL various forms Of life just a. The
normal school serves the primary school
life 81 thc state. and just as the agri-
cultural college serves the rural life of
the state.
His subject was Results of Co-opera-
ton bv the Municipality and the Uni
vcrsity IN Education' and be- declared
tint while IL was perhaps premature to
speak % results, il was fact that The
universities have been rendering q vast
amount ~ public service without its BE-
ing distinctly recognized a. such. and
with THE new era of cooperation "we
have as vct but the faiutest rleams Of
the possibilities opening before us."
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said. that e free people can become in
tell.reut. social d'slnteFested. and ps-
triotic enough b. govern themselves. The
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