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The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
KETCHELL WANTS TO
GO ON WITH BURNS

and said little. bet every dollar
could get hold OF and today | ani
rich man: at least. | have cleaned up
enough 10 last me for rev rainy
days.
When we met In Los Angeles was
sick and unframed. | had a forleit
up and feeling that Papke was rather
easy. having such an easy job OIL IL at
Milwaukee. simply went into pat
tie that conditions forbade lost. IL
was a good lesson. however. and new
er again will anybody get me into
contest where | am not right.
AS early as the second round | saw
how easy the man who battered me
so badly at Los Angeles was. FOUND
II easy to hit him and landed often.
He has pretty hard punch, but
managed 10 keep away from II. Ihat
he is game fighter | must admit lie
is on the Bat Nelson order, tighter
with great endurance, but he Is not
the high class fighter that the world
gave him credit for.
do not think we will ever come 10
gether again, but II Billy feels that
through some error or mishap won,
| will sign with him for another con-
test.
Just who my next opponent will be
is hard To tell but | will not sidestep
Tommy Burns I'll can get, him In the
ring | have feeling | can defeat
the champion heavyweight OF the
world. and II any chance hobs up TO
sign with him just ship Ketchell N
line and he will be there strong with
the acceptance.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

the production Of hish speed motor
boats.
Every owner OF car should have
clear conception Of what a horse pow
err 10. The term - relic OF the time
Of James Watt. who invented the hrst
practical type Of steam engine. lie
wanted a term that would define pow
ell or rate OF doing work, that Is 10 say.
work divided by time. He made eN-
Ierimcnts and found that a powerful
dray-horse could DO all day long work
equivalent to $4,000 pounds raised one
foot per minute.
Competent designers know accurate
~ what power At the least a good gas
Uline motor Of d given size should de-
Velop.
Tho A. l. A. NJ horsepower formula
one thousand feet per minute has been
agreed upon as Il proper piston speed
TO assume. The diameter OF the piston
squared. multiplied by the number OF
cylinders. divided by the constant two
md one half. equals the horse power.
What Is today the position % the
sire TO build a car that can win the
Grand Prtx OF 1909? Simply this: He
must ouiid for racing purposes only,
one or more freak ears. He cannot
compete successfully with the foreign
ers unless he does. II he does not
surd length. his cars Will not have
the speed OF the foreign cars. he VIII
not be racing on equal terms with
them. and will be beaten.
What then Will be the attitude OF
the automobile public toward Amert-
can manufacturers who are In SYM
pathy with and experienced in racing.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

bu&who do not care to build freaks.
from the racing performance OF winch
they viii learn little or nothing? Most
likely IL Will be considered that they
afraid OF the foreigners. Not In the
least The American builder has had
nothing TO do with the formation OF
the 1903 racing rule beyond. an un-
needed protest made by him through
the medium OF the A G. A.
Is ~ too late 10 gain reversal OF
the rule? IL the cylinder volume in
stead Of the bore only. could be linz
tied. II Is certain that a large number
OF splendid fast American racers would
be built and their performance prove
tho mettle OF the American designer in
a more impressive and conclusive man
mel than ever before.
That the automobile show which
opens New Years eve in Grand Central
palace, New York. under management
OF the American Motor Car Manufac-
turers association. Will eclipse any
previous automobile show ever held in
point. Is plain To those who have seen
the statues and other decorative fea
lures now In construction. one OF the
features that will add artisticness to
the Palace. Will be IL six foot statues
OF n woman upholding an automobile
is OF white ivory composition and ar
tistically draped In flowing robes. They
VIII be stationed on the lower balcony
overlooking the main court OthCr
statues OF much larger dimensions i'll
be placed In the lobby. main stairWays.
and throughout the main court and
other sections OF the building
Instead OF the usual brass band the
exhibition VIII have an orchestra OF
q men using only string INSTRUMENTS.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
LOSERS BIT IS
$4,000 LARGER

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2s-The
real story OF the Ketchell-Papke re
ceipts, which were $13.S00, comes as
a surprise. Jones. who was to receive
$4,000 for Papke, had to be content
with his $4,000 guarantee and a prom
Use OF go per cent OF the receipts IL
the house reached $4,000. This new
arrangement was made at noon on
Thanksgiving day when 1t was seen
the attendance would be small. Ket.
chell also was scheduled TO draw down
5000, but took $4,000 as his bit.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

farms have a Sidney mare or two.
and perhaps some time one OF them
may some day give birth TO another
Sidney Dillon The peculiar fatality
which has been in evidence for all
who came into immediate contact with
the great horse while here would make
this seem very improbable. however.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
GREAT HORSE SIDNEY II NEMESIS
THROUGHOUT HIS MICH CAREER

state is MIR. Freer's Sidroc. little
black dude" stallion often seen on
the boulevard speedway, and credited
by many as being the handsomest
horse In Detroit Sidroc has never been
trained, however. and his speed is un-
known
Most Of the large Michigan stock
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
DISTANCE RUNNING
is BEING ALTERED

When Dorando and Shrubb meet In
the proposed race II will be case II
two men using practically the same
style OF running. Dorando runs with a
short, rapid stride, with practically
no form, but runs very easily. Shrub
uses identically the same style. Amer
lean long distance runners formerly
used the long stride. but from the
success Of the leading opponents Of
long distance runners there is sure %
be revolution in form.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
BY STANLEY kErchELL.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. Is
I'm champion once more, and Im
here 20 stay. The next time they
catch me mapping or get me into a
ring feeling bad you Will know about
II far In advance.
There was never any doubt In my
mind. but that | was Papke's master
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
THE DAY, GATHERED FOR THE DETR(
SAVANNAH RACE
STANDS AS ENDED

SAVANNAH Ga, Nov 2S.-The
protest lodged against Feliz Navarro.
driver OF Fiat ear in the grand prize
race. which finished third, has been
Withdrawn Navarro was charged
with receiving outside aid in putting
on a tire in the last lap Of the race.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Sporting Notes

The visit of the Cincinnati Reds to
cuba has apparently wrecked the
plans OF many putative barn-storm-
ers.
Mig Clarke takes "a bride TO his Dear
born farm. She was Miss May Smith,
OF Sandwich. the Cleveland catchers
old home.
It's Internationally all OFF with Joe
Kelly at Boston. He has been asked
TO resign the management Of the Ma
tional league club
Ha,e. received $4,000 balm and Doran-
do $4,000 reward for the indoor mara
thon. The winners neat match will
be with Lonsboat.
Ketckeu II making no great haste to
fulnll his pledge and take on Lang
ford. though sc still expresses his
Willingness to do so.
Covaleski, the Philadelphia southpaw,
who trimmed the Giants. has four
brothers In professional ball and
three or them are pitchers.
In nm Interview Coach brewer, of VI. A.
c, confirms the view often expressed
on this page that the on-side kick
has greater possibilities by far than
the forward pass
The Navy team /. fsvorite over the
Army IN todoy's game at odds of 10
90 Z. Tickets can be purchased OF
spectators today for the Insignificant
sum OF $40 apiece. as.
Add. Jos. ha. a patton, ..or. board
which he wants 10 Introduce. Others
have Rono broke on tho same pro-
Jet, but Addie thinks tms machine
he 10 backing r. the solution At last.
Tho springaeid club OF the Thre. 7.
league has drafted Outfelder "Biddy"
Burns. OF Detroit. from the Lansing
south Michigan club, The Icsgue has
now marketed In tho neighborhood OF
score.
About the time merit September rolls
round fow OF those ~, T.. T. boys
Will change their minds about attend
ing college ard come back for a year
moro OF work and play At the old
school, never fear
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
COY Is YALE's
YOUNGEST CAPTAIN

Ted Coy, the famous Yale fullback,
came into his own when he was elect.
"a captain Of the 1909 football eleven
TED n the youngest lad TO receive
that honor, being but twenty years
old. Ho 10 an all-round athlete. DO.
1ng 3 baseball player and truck man.
He also played on the freshman bas.
kot ball team and on the University
h0ckey soven. Occasionally he IN,
du1ges IN tennis.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
force the law to the letter,

There are still in Michigan many OF
Sidney's colts, and few Of them an
nually reach the racing circuits,
though none OF them have developed
any great class. Probably the bes;
known OF the Sidney colts now In the
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

but the manufactures could better al
ford 10 overlook the few places that
take cars n hundreds. than 10 ighoIs
the thousand smaller cities that col
lsCtiVely consume a vastly larger guam
tity OF automobiles and which demand
high efficiency machines or moderate
power rather than the speed monsters
and faddish designs.
An event OF more than usual interest
is the creation OF the position OF sales
Heretofore. Mr.. charles Clifton has IN
addition 10 other duties, attended 10
this branch OF the business. Now. how
ever, the development OF trade IN
Pierce Arrow cars absolutely requires
"A division OF work
As would be expected. the Pierce
company has picked for the position OF
sales manager. one OF the best men In
the industry, as 10 both recognized
ability and experience. j. Elmer Pratt
Is the man Twenty two years ago
M Pratt was travelling representa-
tive FOR Gormully * JeTery in the BIZ
cycle business. Then he became presi-
dent OF the Grand Rapids Cycle Go. He
was employed by the Cadillac Motor
Car Co. from almost its very start. I'M
ii. about year ago. when he went 10
the Buick Motor Co.
The name Herreshon. which for
years has stood for Dre-eminenCe in
yacht building, is 10 be applied 70 au-
tcmobilcs Charles r. Herreshof. the
young scion OF the famous old Bristol
family IS 10 out motor car in the
market next year. "A car totally OF his
own design, embodying the best fea-
lures OF all the well-established cars
in the field II will be a light car. but
constructed with all the care and thor
oUghness for which the Herrcshofrs
are renowned. The car viii appear on
the market about the first Of the new
year
Charles r. HerreshoN is not a novice
IN motor construction, though this will
be his first attempt at designing an
entire car He built the motor for the
: 1905 Thomas Detroit. and II was mis-
! motor that made the conspicuous sue
I cess that the car scored that year and
! ircidentallyo II made for Herreshon a
I reputation among automobile engi-
I nsfrs
/ Herreshon IS the son 81 James Her
| rhon and nephew ~ j u and Ma %
/ tEaniel HcrreshoT or the Bristol firm
I or boat builders and naval architects.
I His most conspicuous success on this
side OF the Atlantic was I'm the produc-
/ ton OF tho yacht Troquois which won
/ tho Canada cup. He then went in for
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
WE'LL HEAR OF IT

T. Burns and J. Johnson fight In
Sydney, Dec %. Well know the re-
suit Dec. 25. They are down 10 enter
the ring at II a. m, Dec. 90. At that
time there It will be 1920 D. m. on
Dec. 20 here.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Old pstroIts Win.

TIE team from the Old Detroit Ma.
tionol bank defeated tho First Nation.
- hank team In q football gamo by
To score of 10 20 o.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
treat Race Horses
Jonah Record Here

George N. Hammond. original
buyer. financially broke.
william j. Hammond. succeed
Ino owner, dead.
Henry Thomas, trainer, hard
hit by Oakland county's local OPP
tion law.
Or. John Burkart, purchaser OF
last Of the colts. dismissed from
the army.
Farm where he first stood now
raIses mules
horses old stall occupied by a
Jack.
Michigan colts fall to show class
Of those sired elsewhere.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

FILES "a UrD ~ TO - DAYS.
PAZO OINTAEN ~ guaranteed 10 sure
any case Of Itching. Blind. Pleading or
money refunded 500
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

syos fifteen years have watched
Ne working of Buckien's Arnica
Dnivoy sad ~ has meyer failed 10 cure
ony sore, bolt, ulcer OF burn to which
q vos applied. u has saved us many
Z 6osecF blii." says A. v. Hardy, Of
RoGe Wilton. Nains. ~ u, q, kinssi,
C1ottnj prus Co.. Gray q Woreester's
lrue, Scores.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
Trick Play Wins This One,

a. o. Tai Huns defeated tho Trinity
q. O. IN q hard fought game by a
eooeo OF 9 TO o. O'Fiaherty making a
fouohdown ON d trick play,
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

dispatch oretel
the thoroughly
to
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

More Wolverines Bite Dust.
The Herald Juniors football team de.
feated the Wolverines by a score OF
IL 10 on Belle Isle.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
WHAT BAIRD
HAS DONE FOR
MICHIGA AN.


OF
II became
ahead
the
has
Il
funds the
football action all
which will be added ommemoralon OF the
still however Mhgan athletic prosperity made
would made his gift for his confidence
OF
the field outgowh Mr. Bads brain Mr. Baird signed
bit OF
ncions from debt his alma
achievement which be pleasant indeed
A
8 o
to Of
In hs lan ahna q thaa do ~ h ~
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
An INsTANCE
or BAIRD
BysTEAf.

gwlth
OF n
elty, oven 4 { COMES TO nskn a
OF win
10
hs ne
didn't foetLai
eVe checking revealed fact that
Gated ordered
HO"bes of suits issued for play the
order for
Is hauled out
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

- ., Is John a ct Phone itss
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
SELLING 10000
SEATS BK
MAIL.


advance OF the reducing the work at the box Office almost mini
n The
Baird probably original
conf
a
bly, the o now.
be
which 10
and
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

CT
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

he be induced TO longer spare his entire
attention the affairs OF the Athletic association
10 the virtual exclusion OF his own wide personal
interests, is hardly to be expected.
Mr.. Baird has filed at Ann Arbor a position IN
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

A% ToHnd 'TS tow OF those =. q ! bSy:
VIII change their minds about attend
ing college ard come back for year
moro OF work and play At the old
school never fear.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Every player thu FIRST SQUAD OF athletic
team ~ Ann Arbor e ft.ad out o. thu eSpsnsc
OF tho assoo.atlon. IL football. tho regulars and
scrubs como 20 Mr. Baird for suits
When tho uniform IL issued. tho man 10 re-
auired 20 alvo his full name, his Ann Arbor adj
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

league has drafted Outfieider "Biddy"
Burns. OF Detroit. from the Lansing
south Michigan club. The league has
now marketed In tho neighborhood OF
d score
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Mr.. Baird has. by diligent labor succeeded in
securing list OF names including virtually every
regular patron Of the University OF Michgan's
games. month before the big games. he
communicated with them direct ascertaining
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Addie Joss has patent s.ore board
which he wants 10 introduce. Others
have gono broke Oh tho same pro-
Ject, but Addie thinks tns machine
he IL backing r. the solution at last
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28

Mr.. Hammond finally decided to give
mp his breeding venture and sold most
lOf the stock away. Something over a
pear ago he was taken suddenly Ill
and died. While his fortune had been
bgreatly impaired by his venture In
breeding. he was still comparatively
wealthy man at his death.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-28
WORLD OF c11OTORING NOW LOOKS
FORWARD TO THE ANNUAL SHOWS

: the production Of hisa speed motor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

GuB 3ubluno uno Al aIs ytpripeaen).
- Gum bleibenocn Nnbenten an ben
herItprbenen Sinoerar5t @ebeimcn Sofs
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ftaIt, cine @tiftung ms 2eben gu
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Der &erItorbene 2eibar3t ipar, bat fir
Die Stiftung 1000 Mart CUR 8ers
fiigung geitelt.
0tttersborf. 0as BON Der
@emeinoe 0ifterSoprf erbaute Glettris
5ttdtstpert bat nunmebr ieinen 8etrieb
audi in ben Na6barqemeinoen 9ors
nau unb BeiBbah p%oltGnoig auf9es
nommen. IS 1inb lnterbanoIungen
i'm @ange, grDBere llnternebmuugen
nd6 0ittersoorf 81 perIegen.
Gitteree e. Die bis1erige Sob
Ienb0bn Gitteriees 9dni6en III fir ben
Peripnenpertcbr sr0fTnet ipproen. Die
Strete, Die bel crbebliher SteiQung in
i~tarten 9urpen erbaut puroe, 1T 1873
Gtlometer lang, pdbreno bic 2uftlinte
3tpii6sn Gnfangss unb gnoort Der
8abn foit nur baS 9rittsl ausmabt.
Getp5ia g. Die Stabt beidlob
ben 9cu zines 5tpeiten ItGbtii6en
&~aufbauIes. Die Geiammttoitsn bes
@cbGuoea, bas an Der 9auptpertebrss
ober Der Stobt, Der 8rimmaiI6en
Strabe, erri6tet peroen fou, tperber
fid auf 6,602,583 Mart beIaufen.
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tperbe.
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f9aftIi6en Sibung bes RatbeB unb
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fen, bic our 9ur6fiibrung unb 6orbes
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erforberli6en 9elomittel aus Der
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StiftungSpermOgenS i'm SausboIts
plane Der Staot SeIsntb fir 1908 err
9ibt cine 9eIummtiumme BON 204,059
Mort in % Gin3eIitiftun9en. GrIt
neuerbings limb pieber 1000 Mart
bd3u oetommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24

trug. - Gtrcr Der gsrocyJagenoIten
DIterrei&ii6cN CtnottmJnner, Der
9rGIioent rc! @cyaa .,unQ5Qeri6t5s
bots, u, Gri,ori6 t;af Gd0nboru,
friibcrcr &aijmtN,Il Ter unb Iebcn8s
I0nlIihc5 y~gjt9Iico 0cs 9errenbauics,
III i'll 81. GcbeC5iObre 8eItorben.
MQram. Der 8anuS pon &roo
ten, 0r. Ratoc3ap, Bat u~b9eoantt, U
@aron R0u6 Duroe gu icinem Nac
fol9cr trtoctu.
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demjiGn 6o6rit in IuiIig mad x
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ncr bon oret GtroIhen iiberfaIen,
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raubt uRo oann furdtbar mib3an
belt.
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bd3D uno Der 4bgcoyonete Golap bds
ben Gin SGbetoucl ou80efodten, at
ipeldem politii9sr SAINT ben QnIdb
CAB. SaqaD trug cine 0unbe an Der
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nur einen fId9en Sieb.
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auf Dem Sau8booen oes Webers Step
pan fSeuer aus, oas bon Sinbern bur9
SpieIen nit Strei6bol5ern an0e5ins
bet pproen mar. Die beioen Sinber
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tamen in ben Glammen nm.
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8ronen in llmIauf geiebt.
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g~eleile nuroe tiir3li6 bic peritiimmelte
2et6e cines iungen pObl9etIeioeten
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ben, bab Der iunae Mann pdbrenb Der
9abnfabrt bu8 Spfer zines Iaubmcrs
bes 9etporoen mar. Tcr @rmproete
lpar Elm rumGnif9er SonoeIsogent
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aus Amerita mad Saffp i'm BeriOnens
sug 5tpiihen 2emberg uno G3ernppib
lpa9ri6einli4 i'm aoupe iiberfuqsn
ipurbe.
SaIaburg. Der O%emeinberat9
beihloB bic @IettriIirrng Der Qinien
Der @iienbubns unb Sromipupz@ eIeus
fdaft (Rpute 8obnbofzSt. Q~epnbarbs
2anoeS9ren3e) iopie ben 8au elmer
elettrii6en Stabtbabn.
Drag. Der auberorbentIide pros
feifor fir Gbemie Der bieiigen bsutI6en
SedniIden Sodfdule, SttO @ras, lit
i'm 44. GebenSia6re oe%itorben.
9 a b 3. Der 8efibcr bss ipsits
bin b%etannten QIpenturbauIeS @uflsi,
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SAGbIer, pcrIGieb tiir3Iif. S6Gblsr
bat ii6 grpBe Gcroienite burh Sebung
bes 6rempenperte6rS erporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Sreie Stdote.

Somburg g. SinIi6tlih Der 3obl
Der i'm Safen Don Nep Oort etnges
fiibrten SdiffspaFogierc Itanben aud
i'm Sabre 1907 bic beiben beutI6en
Qinten an Der SpiBe Der elite. Die
Sdmpfer bes Norobeuti6en 2lopo bas
ben ouf 151 6abrten bon Bremen unb
mitteuGnoiihen Sdfen 1921 Sajiis
tenz unb Observation-Disclosures mits
gebraht. Die Sambur9s9lmeritos
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burg unb ben mitteIGnbifden 6dfen
200.879 Goiiitens uno ,3piI6enbedss
paha9tere mad Nelp YOrt bef0roert. -
Die Samburqer 8iirgcrIdoft bat einen
Gntrag bes Senats ouf bic NusIdreis
bung zines Difentli6sn Soesns Wettbes
iperbs fir einen Gtdotpdrt in Sdmz
burg g%enebmi9t. 3beilnsbmeu t0nnen
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aud lpenn iie i'm Nuslanbe tpo9nen.
Sir bic beIten @ntpiirfe Iinb auseefebt
Elm eriter Yreis bon 10000 Mart,
5iuei 3peite YrsiIe ppn ie 5000 Start
unb 3pei brittle prsiie bon je 1000
Wtart. - Sm <er BON Ga Sabren 1T
bier Der friibere Reidsbantbirettor
Oal6op 9eitprben. @r mar felt 1894
bier Director Der 0resbner 8ont.
y reme n. Wsgen poItanpets
Observation-Disclosures gum 8etrage
bon 20,371 Mart tpuroe Der Sbers
poitafiitent SbieIe 5u flint Sabren
@efdngniB unb @erIu't Der burger
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batteur 20pigt untsr Der Qntldee gu
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mig, DffentIi4 beleiOigt gu baben. 9as
@eri6t perurtheilte 2otpiet gu 300
Wart Celebrate poer 30 Sassn Ges
fGnguib.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-01-24
Sro@ 9cr5ogt6um SeGen.

Oarm # aot 0er SeiItdttens
@erein fir oaS 8roBber3oatbum !Se1s
fen adbIte Gnoe 1906 insgeIammt
1864 Mit9Iiebsr nit 9437 Mart 8eis
trG9en. Die 1905 ibrer @efttmmung
iiber0cbsnen Glepnorsn= SeiIItdtte bat
bis gum Gnoe bes 8etriebsjabres 473
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389 9erIiderte).
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biefigen llniperIitdt SmmatrituIirten
betrdgt i'm laufenocn SemeIter 1144,
gc9en 1892 i'm IsBten CONNER unb
1897 i'm WinteriemeIter 1906-1907.
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