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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-11-17
The ayman S Viewpoint

ship totaling approximately 500
people and that naturally much was
expected from such a large body
with forces dedicated togood causes.
AS secretary of the Commercial Club
be gave the statistic that out of the
l67 members of that organization,
only sixteen were members of the
church and that only seven out of
this number took an interest in the
enterprises OF the club beyond that
OF the payment of their dues. He
gave hypocricy sound rap and pro-
tested against church members hold
ing themselves aloof from worldly
people because they could not ap-
prove OF all of their pastimes and in
this connection made good use of
the old Italian proverb, He is 80
good that he is good for nothing"
Mr.. Richardson gave a general
treatment of the question How can
the community help the church?''
and replied to some Of the statistics
offered by Mr.. Gardner by saying,
that since many of the church men,
bers were women and children, they
were not eligible to membership in
the Commercial Club and put the
question How many of the 81
members of the Commercial Club
are helping the church in the same
way and in the same spirit that
they expect the church to help
them?" He called attention to the
work of the women of the city in
their able assistance many times
rendered both to the club and the
church.
He spoke of the church's limita-
tons and how it was hampered by
the lack of sufficient funds to carry
on properly its several institutions
primarily organized for the making
of men, and asked that the people
of the community view their situa-
ton in an unprecedented light and
give financial assistance whenever
possible.
He cited the fact that the seven
churches in the city were used by
the Commercial Club as a drawing
card in its widespread advertising
of the best features of the city.
A plea for the good old fashioned
religion was offered by H. W. Des-
oranges, who suggested that the
church's failure to minister to
some of the needs of the community
might bear a relationship to the
empty benches which he noted
were numerous that evening. HeI
said that when he went to church,
he went to hear the straight gospel
truth, and he doesn't approve of
the truth being modified to suit the
conditions and advocates rather
that the conditions be modified to
suit the truth. He doesn't like to
hear one preacher show wherein all
the other preachers are wrong, thus
carrying the impression to the lis
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cOtLEGE HAS AeRoPt ANE

University of Washington campus
boasts an aeroplane. It's inventor,
NJ. c. Mcfarland, calls it a gyroida)
biplane and says its unique features
are reversible, cloth-covered pro-
peller, built on base of piano wire,
a pivotal arrangement of the two
sections of upper wings and 100
horse power engine of lightest con.
struction. The rudder is arranged
for use both in the air and on the
ground The machine is the very
latest addition to experimental work
at the university.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-11-17

To Rev. F. L. Fraser belongs the
credit of most excellent idea, that
B of series of brief lectures on SUBJ
s iects of vital interest to the COM
munity, by laymen who treat the
subjects discussed from layman's
point of view. These are given at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evenings and if all may be judged
by the standard of the first, on
How can the Church help the
Community" and "How can the
Community help the Church., given
last Sunday evening. by A. r. Gard
ner, H. w. Desgrahges, G.. F.
Richardson and M. M. Moulton,
they are to be put down among the
things worth while.
The evenings service was inter
spersed with the usual hymns and a
special selection by Miss Burlingame
and the speakers were introduced
by Rev. Fraser.
A. R. Gardner introduced the
subject Of the evening most ably and
in his disposal of the theme confined
his views to three sub questions,
What does the community need?"
What has the church to give?"
and How may the gift be suited
to the need?"
In dealing with the first, he made
preparation by asking this question
Of several of the leading men of our
town and they mentioned, among
the many needs af the community,
money, farmers who are conscien-
tious in their dealings, men on the
city council who will hasten public
Improvements and employ local
men in the operation, a cru
SADIE against knockers, unity and
cooperation between the people of
the town and country, and whole
sale houses to broaden the business
outlook. Mr.. Gardner, resolving all
these to one, said that the necessity
was not so much question of needs
as question of men. In his opin-
ION, We are greatly favored in the
location of the city and it's many
natural advantages of soil, climate,
and commercial opportunities and
the one great, primal need is for
men OF courage, who will do their
FULL duty to the community and are
real men in every sense of the word.
The second question was touched
upon BY the speaker in his assertion
That the church, having as it's basic
example the one perfect man in all
the world, should produce men and
mat Its duties to men within the
church and without were manifold.
In sulting the gift to the need he
suggested that the church members
follow the precept of the Great
teacher, Love thy neighbor as
myself"
Mr.. Gardner made some startling
statements. He said that the seven
churches of the city had member
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gf6les.-$1.O .O0--2 90 per gu.
0u hIsIH.--GinbeimliHe aelbe 90e-
III. 10, weibe $1.l6--1.26 per gu.
9nrfer.-26--30c per Tuseno.
Tomatoes. - GinbeImiiHe 80 - 9oc
per Blu.
RotbeaabsH. = 2o--soc per 0useno
Bhnbel.
Orine Dobnen.-Narft fau. Gin.
3uderforn.--l0c DC per Gusenoetad
oanssyro
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scufat 1918, aeiie5ts unb BET Saab se,
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ftp 422.00-22. go, No. 2 DO. SIC. 0.5o-2l 90,
Ro. bo. 1850 - 1850; alee, 8emifdter
30. l $20.5o-21.Oo, Rp. 2 be. els. 90 -
1850, aIee 80. / $50. .00--20. so, 20. 2 DO
$18.50--l9.O0 per Ton.
RabIenfuttsri ut feft.-RIete $23. 80
--24.0, Ribblina arpbs S27. OPS. 90, DO.
feines 928 .0o-29.oo, gemifGtes SSutter
t24.5o-25. 90 per Tonas tn Butt uab 81 90
metr auf sem 0sleiis.
Bsr feisb.n.s.
Deg.. Warlt tn a.tis. - selnsI
toeeS S>c, dtIuQtse 5Oc peg VGdoNt IN
1artten pom Obi. 6rira Winter Tef
aarb6l CSC per 0aHone. Cotton seeb
Del retes 45c. rafftuirt.s AZ -- 45e per
0auone. ferp.ntiH 58c, Petroleum, Ser.
fsetisn Zoe. Ohio. Rsutu6s uno snbiana
t4e PER 0aasns. sroua GaioItn lst,
Nausta ISe per 0auors.
GaIt. - Der Marst IN rakts. Ckio
Ntusr 00--s5e. WtAiaaa uns airon 94t
per OBJ. zen 2s0 Dfanb.
fats IN ftstis. Drima eitp 6X-7c,
10. Gsantrp 8A-s1fc per 9funs.
AsAten.-R Rarst ruhis. 3ouskteahenp
o3.25, Rab nnb Slat $500, aanapsa
OfA6fo klen 13.25. Rus uno glad 81 30
800 per Zsans abseIisfsrt. 8auAts'sSta1.
iotIen 94.oo, xusfrs;its $7.25 per Tonne
stsefiefert. Sois fefss $500 per Tonne
atselisfers.
eameret - Rarh fen. afssTass
sseH $40 .0o-il 90 snf ssmceIsiIs unstll 80
--i2 90 per Du. som Store. Tinotts t6 90
-S.26 aaf bem 0sIsis uue 3s.T5-7 90
yss Hufssl pom stsrs DuHneiteu 90c
auf bem 9eleife une Si.lC pom store.
SiaAsiaamsa q. rs per 6u.
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6laksTahri4ten.
einetumasi, 20. 5eptsm6sI

aineiunasi, 20. Geptember.
Sm gineinnatier Ttitritt 1T Der IIab i'm
Jaaen bsgri'feH uno eerielbe bette bel hieiis
ser Staet eiutn @aiisritauo uou 1876 5aB.
Die f,II.ls,s DspslHsa fla, pssress
seSI. t.issl LIIss bier stH3s.reHsu;
Sitfssars. .. D.. 5lus sa. siuen
BaHsrfans sou so Gus sns iteist.
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siren BcNerftanb peH III 5at uns faIt.
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ST. Sl.aiaHt, I'D. IA. Der 5lus bat
einsn BaNerhans uon 10 5as uns f6at.
Gatls tts5urs. a. Der SlIs bat
einen BafsrfdHs psa io.6 SHs uuo idat.
Sorts smou.s, .. Der 5lus a1s eIs
men BaNerfaas uen III 5aS uns fGut
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gairo, Sas Der Jtub ba. einsu Mai.
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Iempb is. Tenn. Der ;5las 9at einen
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NmSmdrtise Wtdrfte.
EsT per,. 90. Septeu5s

MsN.-Sutusr s. ,O55 8bs.. serianbt
TAI DkIs. Der E1rst mar beute ftetia.
Spring patent Is. .5o-5.5), Binter s.raia5ts
"a Oo-4.l5, Winter 1atents 81 25-t.60,
Gprine clears Sl.25--i.50, Dinter Grtras
Ne. l 13.5o-3.7o. so. 3 DO. t3.35-3.45,
aanias ftratshts $4.55-i.7o.
3sesenmskt III iet. Sair BITS
sasssta.75-4.95, 6oics Bis fanes 800
$50.
NstsmsSt a. fetig. 5.inss p.ises
sab setsssSI. .4o-i.42 !, srobss 81 .85-l 40,
ailnoriss $3.50.
DnAuettsRmskt IN fen. Fair sis
suiss e4.s5-5.l5. tot:s bis fansp $5.2o-
SIS.
Bx4nei,sn nomiu.u. amertcar s5c
une 3aHaesan CSC c. l. Z. 1ep Dorl.
Nesaea IN itetig. Rs. q Bsitern 96e
BET ansuHft c. T. 7. BuiFaIs.
osrfs IN rubss. laIistrfts ll5--l25s
c. l. I. s3uHalo.
@dts H.--3uFuhr 81 700 gu, Ber'anbt
~. 760 Sn. Tlarh tstle. 20. 2 rot5er
nexsr s9Ls I'm elevator uns lOos.e (. 0. B.
iAwimmens, 5to.l Rpr;ksra EuIats 81 .l6L
I. .. b. fHnimmsas.
Nell Afsrn. 80 3afuAr $3.50, Bsrs
isnet 2 200 HuibsI. Tarst raats. Grport
70. Q 7As4s I. .. b. i4lOtmmsns, DO. 1915
TIM Glepator.
6afsr.-- 3uFabr A ,225 Bu.. serianet
253 Hu. Rar.t astis STANDARD pst.
Der See. 30. us!bsr 521, Ro. s see,
Rs. 4 Size.
1eu In rabil. Nrimo l25c, Ro. |
ilS-i2oc, Es.2 ll0-Il5e, 20. 5 S5-l05c
6spfsn tft feit. State 1911. eretndrer
tss 4olss b0--57e; 1910. 40 -42e; gaetfie
GsaAtsit. srslnarss bis Dolce 5s-i4e,
1910. 40-42s.
06ats ftns rubis. - Central Amsrsta
zoe, Boseta al ,. .-22A<c.
esssr In fsetta. 6emlat 24H-2Tt.
Rect iit itstis. samilg sI9 .0o-2l 90.
hort clear ei6.75--i7-5o. Rsb si7.O0--
iI.50.
sect IN ftstia. aamiIz sl3.5o-li %.
Nst ei2.50-i5.0), Bee',S Hin.en $29 80
So so, gerya6tfl3 .01-l3.50 &i.p ersra
Snsia RES sls.oo-is.5o.
Sat Rsats iino Hau. Bep6tsIte S.ls
lies. 10 bis Ia 8ip., il--I3:, DO. s4II'
tern 6k--sHe. DO. S4intsr l2&e.
64ma.l in itetia. Elibsls Dsfs prtna
t.45 - 9.5S. RafFinirtes IN ltetia. eouf
tsnent $3.50. .. q. $l0.7o, sompsaao 8
--6Xe.
Tafs in fdmaf. Srtma gitp esss,
gsuntrs 6ls-SJsc
0snmm OF ~ aamsn. .CsI ift fer -
SrtIse roses St27-4.&0, prtna CONNER
ssl6es e6.45.
Q yeir leu M IN fteiia. aG'fuirtss 8sn
2erf tY.35. 8siIabslpbta uH, Balttmor,
81 .36. bs. In 0uls $3.50
NoIIs IN ruSis. DsTs'tI: 5Ise.s Ohio
27--28e.
1sr3 tff rabis. etratnes. ssHosnIi4ss
bis sutss ts.55.
fsspsntin IN ruhig ,u SAC.
Nsts IN ftetia. Ginpeimiiaes ~ -
5Ls. Bstna 5N--Se.
Rslaiiss In felt. Rep Orleans Open
&sstIe. gutter bis dolce, 55-59:.
Sa6r.--Hsker rpiIIis. Wuseapaso, 80
Ten. 5.sse, Centrifugal sS Tefi s.s6e.
RsisHes.9uder 80 Fer 5.ll. 4afinirier
III fefs. Gut asa' 7.55, 9ruihes 7.45.
Heats ~ 7.Ios. Subes T.01:. Spweeres
6-s5e, 0rannlstes 6.75:. Diamond ~"
6.75. GsnFertienery n. 6.S0e, go. / $50.
Ne. 2 655c. go. s go. 30. 4 6.45e, 70. 5
6.40e. Res 6.35e. 70. $780,. go. 8
6.25e, ao. 6.21., 70. 10. 6.I5:. Ro. Ii
s.ioe. Re. II 6.o5:. Rs. Is G.0):. go. Ia
6.OOs.
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Btnbpte Der Wartt mar beute
langIam unb bic greiie I'm algemeinen ites
tis fir bic beiiereH EuaIitdter, bic auoeren
aber iuarsn ihuah. Gtoters uno Ieeper5
UuroeH nar rpenig sefauft. .-ptl6tilbe limb
itetia.
Sapers Stiers s5.35 - 6.25, ertra
$6.S5--6.50, faReu -, G4'en $1.5o-5.75, !,
sstra % go 800, Gleiineritiere $3.75-5.75,
er!ra $500 - SIS. Setfers s2.5o-4 IS,
eEtra s. .0O-5.50, 4a5s sl50-425. ertra
"a. 35--4.75, Gamers sl.5O-275, eto6ers
unb Sseosrs $3.50-525
Bul en-. Sei nur m6bioer 3ufubr
uno siemIth gutter Radirase mar BERN arstt
itetts.
Rassr. uns lst4e sa.75-8.75, sOIOsra
s3.75-4.25, ertra "a s0-4.40, fette SuHsu
81 25-s.75.
aGIber gute leitte adIber uoreu
IN Raafrage anb 'tart, anbcre lansiGm uno
ftetia.
CrSinirs unb sross s3.0o-700. fair Bis
suite leiAts 36.50-8.25, Extra $3.50.
adIbs tn ben aommiiipRso oduisrn. --
6aneg 61%c, prtma Bic auserlsieHs 61,-
13e, orotHdre 4--5e.
e-Gie 3ufubr mar aerina
uno bic Nreiie itstts bis ftarter.
S5Dere S4petne brad.en s675-6 IS,
cute bu auserleisus Berpatunass Rns
5leti6er'ortsn $6.80-6.55. ssmiftts xer.
YadaHas iorteH S6.50-6.SQ, orbinars bts
aussrl.isus itmsrs fstts saus 81. .oo-5. So,
egtrd $500, stass 800 - 525. IeiAte
gerfcuetiprtsn S. 25-6.00. ftrfel DOR ll0
Bfuu6 uus psnissr s. 3.o0--5.00, ertra So. 10
--5l5.
S4afs ans 26mmsr. - lie Sufuht
mar ni4t grOs, bic Radirase eius CUTE
uno bic gretis itetta.
S9afe-&rtra e3.35-350, CUTE Bis avs
erIeier, s2.75-3.25. oroiRars bic quite 81 so
-2.50, stofssdafe 81 0o-s Is, ertra 1886
400, Sdbritnge $3.5o-4.50
eammsr.- Grtrd IS S590--6.0o. gate Bis
aussrIeieue $5.25-5S5, oroinars bis quite
$3.50 90
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nwcr, sofs Ne, 100 gIuuo

g9maTs. - $9.f5 per 100 Sfuno. -
5iir Oitober s,.i2x-9.22H, am Sbiub
&9.l2I; fir Sanuar $50 - 8.87h, am
S9luB $s.s7<.
Short Rtpperfeite 2ois $500
800 per 100 8funb. Gar sSanuar
$7.7715--787L, am shlub $7.S7I; fur
Wat $7.87I--7.95, am SdluB $7.92H.
ShulterH. - 53ost ttar. 5sitsa, Dsr'
paft, $8.75--S.s7N.
Butter. - Harit feit. Greamsrp 2lI-
26Xe, Datrp 19-24c.
Gter. Rart! irstig 5rii4s 10 --
zoe per Dussno.
sale. - RarH ftetts. Cream 13I-
lac per gfuno.
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Su6er. - grstis fer. NafH,.rssr Sat
goat 3. lOc, pouseres 74G, Gutss T.55e,
aranulates 7.s0e. GonfeetionerS ~ 7.l5:.
On ~" 695-T.15e. msiser sgtrs 81"
{. SIS o0e. ertra e" 6. 6.7o--6.s0e, ,ossini.
ssr sefter s.6o--S.6se
Rsraffsl IN A..ls. Res Drlsass
pysn Kettle 3 S--44e. Genlrtfuass Is-23s.
per 0aaone Sorghum 33-37e per oaGsae.
Geis.--Rarfs ssemli4 Istbsit uns hs.
tis. aouifiana. sanep osab S--sh<e. ysiMa
4T--51se. orsiHarer s -Ae. Sapas sH--
Axe per D'uns.
Tatrp Irsbufte.
Duttsr. elain CREAMERY III feft
Inn 0retie. 5snen Greamsrp 29e. Greas
mery fritS age. eo. fseonhs zoe. faHsu
ianep Deirs ts1<e. 3s. l IKE yer pfunb.
Adfe.-Wsrst ftesis. Olis Nu ls%e.
Gorbmsfsrlt&er i4c, Nsv psrs l4<s.
e4meiser IL - l6:. 2insassss l4K--
i5e. Dri6 6l!t<e per yfsss.
eisr. --anaebet aenussnb, Terft mil.
lia. Srtmd friiAe 6ahnereier axe, firits
zoe. oroinorp firfts 1916, ieecnbS I4e per
Tusenb. gerlaft ab.
0effAaeL - Marft ruhia unb itetis.
Gprina Ghi6enS poa s5funb unb bar.
atsr l9e. flsins eyrinssrs uMier Q Btunh
lse. eatner 10 - l2e. 1dAns 7Xe.
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ten pen = pfb. unb haraber i2<c. untes .
Dfune lie. aIte lie. 0anis 7--se per Hfs
Ctk nRs osmiie.
aspfeI. Janep S2.I - 400, aute
sl75 1-35. sew6sHliAe si.0o-l. rs per
Dbl.
Gitssnsn. = Warss a.si,. gslIfcssis
q .O0--s.01 per AtRs.
CtsRaen. 1sasltsstt3 ssss Nstts. -
gate onlensia e4.00 - 4.25 per Rite.
pHrft&s. - Sdnep norhIi@e Ohio
t2.00--e7.25. CUTE eI.65--i.f6. aeUShnliHs
81 .25-i.AC per Dn. Jsnep Ridiaon u 20
IL so per Bu.
gseintrauben. - Goncorbs la--l5e,
Rsasasa - - iSc per Nfb. &csb, Dels.
mare l3--lle per Donp.Aosb.
ytlaumen. - Dsmion 500 -2.25
pey Uu.
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Sl.26--l.60 per Grste.
2artsffsga. - 0tn4etmif9e o4.0O--
426. 3entw6p ~ Uu. eat oo.S0--8. ~,
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Si.M-l.i 10 per On. auf bem 0slsile. ri,
Hisan 00s-ei 90 per gu. uRb o0.0o-D.2G
psr 1bl. pom Store.
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per Ton suf ben Geieife. ointeimlf ~
tl.oo-l.2S per Jab.
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Mmsldnoiihe NaHribten,

unterprGfstt .Srpbeus".
4uf cine uidt alltdslihe 4rt bat Der
llntsrprdfett BON Glsrmont (GiIe) Die
hohsebenben Wogsn Der grresuns bel
WaniieItationen ieinss 9spartsments
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unb erii Dor aur5em feinen erfien DO
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GItes~. %. September.

Re lg. - Der Warlt lit iie.ia sglnter
1atenss e4.0o--i.s5. Strais5ts f3.6s--4.45.
evyins Sstsnss $500 - o.25. Straiasts
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1890 farRat elA.s73-l6.00, an S4lui
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Oslb ON caHs mar uilIig ~ ppm.
prima 0ef4dfts papiers wurbsn ~ 41sf
bisfcntsrt.
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Gt&t ~ 4.seK unb 60 Gage ~ Asal--
4.88.
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tie unb wurbsn wts folst auotirt:
Ser. gtaaien Refanbins 2S 1901
aeb., ~ resiftrirte ii925) f13A-ll4Is.
Coupons 1l8I-ll4IS, 81 rssiitrirte 1olT
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ofinuna an itisaen bic grslis. GsasnSdlus
uuroe mieber tart perfauit uno 81 gtng ca'
bei ein 1beil Der geminne ruteber perloren.
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oenen Don seitern.
na6ashenbe eurIs murosn BON Der 5lr.
ma srmin, Uaqman 4 Co., 30. 2ss-23S
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Metau Wtarft.
Stem Dort, 90. Septsmbel

Stem gort, %. September.
Stnn mar beute rubis gu s3S.45 uno
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GLeetroIptbic su 12.25--l2.37I uno Ga
ting su 1920 - I2.25. Blet NOR rubig
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Goutbern loft tu $l5.00-I5.50.
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GAteass, 28. September.

Stnsstss. Ssspss S4.75 - S.l5,
fsras Stisr. tts30--sl0, psftliGs Stiers
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$6.05-9.75. Rarft tart bic l0c b6bsr
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3ufutr. -- Htnepies $500. SAssise
Is, 900. SEsfs uns aaHmsr 20,0)1
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Dsnnssiiaa, %. Cert. 1911.

lie gsiAGfte nersn aud tsute In ben
meiiteu pon ben Hanfen iebr rnbig, bod IN
OsIb ieit gon ben Banien unrDen Carls9eH
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mmrben su Sc Tiseo nto ,rptIheH BanEeu
periauit. Die GouHtsrrats bstrdst 60s
yrd,His per $1,000.
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luotirunaen ~ bertHtsn:
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DO. 90 Iaae SiHt. 94he.
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su N.62K, anf Wassow ~ e&.62L nnp
auf Dslfait ~ t4.s2 usriauft.
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Siebmarfte.

innatt, %. September.
2ufubr unb gerIanbt pabreno ben pers
Hofienen "a Stuaoen, perslthen NIT ben
porbersstenoen 3 LageH, uaren rpie folgt I:
The evening world., 1911-07-17
HORSE CRASHES
INTO TROLLEY CAR,
DIES At DOORWAY
Bars Exit of Frightened Pas.
sengers and Attracts a Great
Crowd on Street.

A horse attached to a small truck Of
76 Seventh avenue. vas frightened by
an automobile this afternoon while
standing in 'front.' of No. 1876 West For
ty-second street. The animal swung
round from facing east and salloped
across Broadway. humping into auto
mobiles and scattering pedestrians in
all directions.
Still rushing blindly through the mid
die of the street the horse banged into
the rear Of a Seventh avenue trolley
car. crashed through the vestibule OF
the rear platform and cracked It's skull
against an iron stanchion. Charles
Workman OF No. 800 West Thirty-nfth
street. "A passenger who had just boarded
the car and was on the point of drop
ping his nickel In the pay-as-you-enter
receiver. was struck in the face by one
OF The shafts and cut across the cheek
and on the jaw. His back also was in
jured. Edward Walsh. the conductor,
was pitched on on his head and severely
bruised.
The crash ana rocking back and
forth of the car started a panic among
the passengers. h rushed for the
rear door. There they found escape
,-coss'hie a. the horse had dropped
dead athwart the p~asssgeway. The
screams of the frightened passengers
drew an enormous crowd and the re-
serves were called out from the West
Thirty-seventh and West Forty-seventh
street stations 10 assist In keeping
traffic open. Surgeon E%verlngton
brought, an ambul, zee from the Flower
Hospital n dressed the wounds of
the injured passenger and Conductor
Walsh. The Seventh avenue tracks
were blocked for half an hour. The
driver OF the express wagon was not
in the vehicle when the horse bolted.
The wagon was smashed to bits by the
collision.