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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
+ RANK BRANsTON
WILL JOIN THE
BURROUGHS
STAR OF Y. M. c. A. BASKETBALL
TEAM WILL CAST LOT WITH
AopERs AT CLOSE OF SEASON
NOW IN PROGRESS.

On Monday. Jan %. Frank Branston'
captain, center and star of the \. Nj.
c. A. state champion basketball team
viii join the working forces OF the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. For
the remainder OF the present season
he will continue his connection vita
the '''Y" team, and there Will be no
change IN his affiliations in the sport
OF which he IL locally SO famous an
exponent When next season comes
round, however. ne will be seen with
the Burroughs team OF which he VIII
undoubtedly be chosen field Leader
and coach.
News OF the change emanated from
the Y. NJ. c. A. basketball committee
on Friday and created little surprise,
as IL was known that the player had
contemplated the change. several
offers having been made him by the
Burroughs. The player is. however,
a man OF very high moral standing.
and. having once cast his fortunes with
the "Y" team, consistently refused TO
accept a position on any other grounds
thar that he should be left free 10 play
basketball through the present season
with the ~" team. The terms OF the
offer were finally changed in order 10
make this possible and Branston viii
be. for the remainder or the season,
only an adviser of the Burroughs,
while playing on the champion team.
Branston made his appearance IN
local basketball several years ago as
a member OF the Hamilton. ont. team
which handily defeated both the local
Y. NJ c. A. and ID. A. c.
In the fall OF 1907 he emigrated from
the Canadian town and Joined the ~.
To his efforts, more than any other
cause. was due the fact that the Y u.
C. A. team was able TO reverse the
record OF the preceding year and clean
house with the ID. A. c. quint. when
had held the state championship for
several seasons. He completely QUIZ
PLAYED DR.. Lundy, of the d. A. C.,
also negotiating large percentage OF
his chances from the foul line.
This year. as last season. Branston
Is recognized as the man whom ID. A
G.. must stop To win her old laurels
back.
With Branston at center, the Bur
roughs team must be considered
very logical chance for the title in
1910. The present Burroughs team Is
strong aggregation. and this year
added Stockham, one OF the former
stars OF the ""
Branston Is a newspaper stereo-
typer by trade, but has been unable 10
secrfe more than occasional employ
ment in this line here. His change IN
is occasioned by this fact,
according TO the statement OF Lis
friends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

In Gomez ton with the catching sit
uation IL might be remarked that those
New York writer's who have been kid
ding themselves with the statement
that IN all probability Detroit Will
hand over Catcher Stanage to the
Yanks. In payment for Moriarty.
might as we'll forget II. Detroit did
tuvn over TO the Yankees Outfelder
Cree and Pitcher WARRIOR last fail and
this may have had some bearing on
the deal There may be afforded
New York first chance at some Of
the new material developed by the
Tigers on the southern trip Aside
from that. the wad of coin which pass.
I'd In exchange for the thirdbaseman
will be all
Stanage will surely be Tiger
catcher I'm 1909 and no club will be
permitted TO negotiate with him un.
less he greatly disappoints the local
management
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
av PAUL 4. RRuskE.

The baseball team watch President
Navin now has under contract for
1903 was increased Saturday by the
addition OF Catcher Henry Noisy
Beckendorf, last year with Scranton,
who is probably the highest-touted
backstop TO make a debut In fast com
pany, In several years.
Beckendorf writes Mr. Navin that
he Is in good shape and anxious 10
don the spangles.
As may be inferred, he is Ger
man and Detroits experience with
German catchers has been singularly
fortunate. as the fans are we'll aware
Charlie Schmidt being preceded as
first catcher for the team, by Fritz
Buelow
As Stanage has accepted terms and
his contract is expected any day at
the baseball office. Detroit, while as
yet without the contract OF its one
veteran backstop, is not so badly OF
for talent aud will be able TO go ahead
confidently with its spring program.
whether Schmidt reports for the very
start, or not.
Charlie Schmidt left Detroit, lmbued
with the idea that he had not been
given credit in popular estimation for
the efforts which he had put forth on
behalf OF the team More than any
thing this was due in all probability,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
Sporting Note,

A quiet week 10 the program I'm local
basketball.
The spaidinxs tonight entertain the
Solvays at the Trysquare gymnasium
Ii n alleged that Jack Johnson t. as
s arSu ma es halls. "
W"
Lafayette High. of Buffalo. trimmed ID.
II. in an Interesting game OF bas
keteall. 81 I. -
Joe J~.nnette got away well in Paris Paris
Knocking out one Taylor In three
rounds Saturday night.
A Traverse city bowler. sam Mendei-
sohn by name, average 1873 ana Det-
ter for so games, on bet.
walsh and smith. the CHICAGO pitchers.
are giving Comiskey some worry
about their 1903 contracts
The Yp-iianti Normais had the little
Western High girls scared from ne
start Saturday and won out - TO 10
At the Chippewa Fails, Wis, slide. o.
car Gunderson set a new SKI record
Mhen he leaped l3S feet from the
The Y. VI. II A. basketball team has
booked Ypsilanti Normal Tor a game
in the Temple gymnasium Nedhes-
day evening.
The New E-N-F IL said 10 have led the
cars at the a. l.. A. NJ, show ~ num-
erIcal sales with the Chalmers De-
troit well up:
The same folks who are back OF the
anti-race track legislation in Cali
fornia. are said 10 have an anti-hght
bin up their sleeves.
Young Corbett was In something like
his old form at New Orleans. sun
day, and won hght from Hairy
Ferns by knockout
The Light Guard indoor baseball team
IL being recognized aud VIII shortly
be in the Held FOR games with any
body who Is willing To play
base Sc times last year. which was
surely going some. Also lie reached
first base Uftcner than any other man
in the American league
Deputy .herins stopped n cooking main
last night at Joe Enerleiu's road
house. outside the city limits On Fort
ST. west. NJ arrests were made nor
\ were any OF the birds confiscated
Dornndo hns the right Idea when he
says that the only sort OF Marathon
race likely 10 maintain the interest
from start 10 finish. H. one in which
more than two competitors are ran
ming.
Apparentiy. II John n. Brush has his
way. there VIII be 20 investigation
OF the alleged baseball bribery ease
Mr. Brush takps tue very sensible
view that the proposition is absurd
on it's face
The Metropolitan ciub is going to stnge
weekly Wednesday night wrestliug
bouts IN the future az Its hall No -
Grand PtNer-ave In the show this
week clyde Bleaklty viii 20 up
against ''Chnb" Herman. OF Cincin-
natl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Ipterurban Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITED$ S.l5 a. IN. and
4l5 H. IN. Locals wv Rochester and
flint Il p M and 10 .,or two L SSsT: to TO
Rochester and RoBk s a. m. and
every two hours to.s ssp. m.; also IL
p. IN.
PORT HURON .lmayTEDs--7:45 q
m. lO:a5 a. m. a;4t than. e:6i p. m,
S Ssw Bali% more ssetr MafH s' cI Ss
s a.: also ' p ? Fl SS'lss S,iy Lss:.i
hSnrIy To Il D MI clsmen. S vs
Shore Line. hourly. 6.fs a. IN. to s:2s
% m. also IL p m.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s:20 a. m,
.ll.sO, a m ,;o 22O and $40 p; m; Local;
Toledo hourly, $3.50 a. m. TO s:sO p m.
also $50 and II p IN. for Monroe
JACKSON LIMIrEDs-7:4s a. IN.
I2:i5 and s:a6 y IN. Locals for Jack.
. D. M; foI Ann Arbor. s a. m. and
ana Worthwhile. 7;3O a m. and every
two hours until 80 D. m. also D m.
and IL .. m. Saline cars from Ypsi-
lanu
FOR wyandoue and Trenton-5:33 a.
m and half hourly TO s:sS p. m: hourly
TO II 33 ,. IN Sundays, FIRST car at
1903. with half-hourly service through
out
FOR RoynI Oak. Birmingham and
POntiac-6 80 a. m. then half-hourly
until y. IN. then hourly until III .. m.
First car One-half hour later on Sum
day
m. and hourly until III y. m. For
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. 6. Z. Q. IL -
m; /. 2. 3, a. 5. -. III .. m.
Last cars await closing OF theaters
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
SHOW OF A. L. A. vi. IN NEW YORK
COMES TO CLOSE IN GLORY BLAZE

down 10 200 sales the year Following
IN that year there We're two other
makes that can be recorded AS actual
sellers and these combined netted not
over 100. Last year there were no
less than IS best sellers and one alone
stands forth with record or 1000 so!d
rom tins comparisons can be resdily
adduced, showing the magnitude or the
Industry. When IL Is remembered that
the motorcycles 10 10 those VINO are
directly affected by business strin-
quires no great insight 10 predict the
magnitude OF sales for the coming
season.
The show at Madison square Garden
proved very successful from retail
selling viewpoint. Agents az all the
makers tooths cook. orders for Inn
mediate delivery and In many cases
the show ears We're sold outright.
One OF the most attractive OF the
row cas- at tive MLtisoH Square Gar
den show vas q tyt. Al New York gen
tleman's roadster on exhibition for the
the first time Like young Lochinvar
II came out OF the west and from the
Chalmers Detroit factory in Detroit
IL Is mounted on the regular 30
Chalmers Detroit chassis which mas
li0-iuch wheel base. and u fitted win
32N3t4 Diamond tires The running
gear g. painted 81 bright verpillion.
with hair line stripping The body IL,
self Is finished in what painters can
ca ria - Pal ~ Idke. Out NHl'b ~ poP".
larry known as maroon, the mouldlhs
helng broadly done ~ biack
The upholstering also IN black
leather. but these are hidden ~ set
or gray cloth dust covers trimmed Win
rcd leather The 'front.' So - are ~
vided. and the rear scat - deep
bucket shape, ana iRstenrd on lark
sized brass trimmed and hinged tool
box the cover 90 which is locked In
place hy two brass PABLO KS but even
these have spring catches o. Keep thrn
Iut the Nasu@ from iotttliug.
Tie metal ff0dn's are OF black. as
are open running boards rte metal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

Three weeks from tomorrow will be
one OF the livellest days IN the sh9rt
history Of the Wayne Casino. Special
express trains VIII be arriving from
Chicago aud nearly zoo autofnoOllts
VIII be hauled across the street anu
put In their place for the opening on
Feb. IL OF the annual show or the De
troit Automobile Dealers. assoc tation.
Everything In the Casino VIII be
ready TOT the cars, as the Worh on tHe
decorations has so far progressed that
days before the show. Contractor Hugo
Buelow has been running day and night
crews and the designs In stucco have
come through finely
Now that the work on the main foun-
tain on the second floor Is about done.
tn" witistlc beauty OF this feature
finer work on the Pan American or 81.
Louis worlds fairs than he has for TINS
automobile show Manager Pelletier
gave him the ideas so that everything
f. "a departure from the conventional.
There * life in the chauNeurs of the
racing cars Ia the faces OF the automo
bile girls and In everything The
paintings which form a background 81
the booths are cleVcrly executed by
another force OF artists and tho scenes
are familiar 10 those VINO have toured
the country and been 20 the hlg races.
The dealers are anxious for the open
ing day SO that they can make good
their assertion that Detroit VIII have
the beauty show ~ the year. New
iotk ana HltAe - VII s.hn NAM pa
TIES heir u. Sc ~, also ~ lnoN az .tt
new oars tna' VII % Th"wh i"t re
~ iihe Z" -. oltl - WI
~ - 80" NV 't's TO-
t'r vouit 49, i'" l.'l , Ia $3.50
tne tWo NeN i"In S'""s s"''iV VIM"
'"tF lhNIN' g''l"' '7"t
Careful analysis ot the cars M She
tNblpll I"Sl 'i'a'p w ~ i'i y Tvs
thht tHt auto.hpnl.e It's tta' u.H Il
pua', ~ va. . 80"
%! ltnshIa! sttH ln 'n" me Wo' kiiE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
SAVANNAH AFTER
THE BIG FIGHT

SAVANNAH. Ga Jan. 23.-Promo
ters behind the move to bring the next
heavyweight championship bout to this
city may hold the affair In the open
air, in case II Is secured. II is now
Planned 10 utilize part OF the automo-
bile grandstand In seating the spec.
tatOrs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

Offices OF the COMPANY are the same
the directors being George n Blrge,
president. Charles clifton. treasurer.
Henry May vice president. Laurence
Hoyt.
According 20 Howard r. CONN.
chairman Of the committee on tests OF
the 4. j.. A. VI an American engineer
VINO spends some length OF time abroad
with lis eyes and ears open viii feIlct-
tate himself on being an American
motor cars. he can do so with rho ia
or the highest development of factory
h4ractuins anu machine-tool prac-
tce IN tho world and with the very
coHipttaJlt tcelinA that after the cars
are hullt they can Dee disposed Of I'm a
nome market that IS safe and steady
one. dcpendent in no way. upon the un
certainties OF unfair competition or
the wulms of the tariff reform OF any
other country 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
MERkLE GETS A
SALARY BOOST

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 23.--Fred Merkle,
the Toledo member Of the New York
Giants. whose failure TO touch second
base lost the Giants the pennant last
season. today signed contract for
another year with the New York club
at handsome increase In salary. In
hts letter McGraw said he expects
great things OF Merkle the coming sea
son. and declared his fine work in 1905
entitled him to the raise.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
Huff Again sout for Cubs.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--It is announced
by President Murphy that Big
George Huff University Of Illinois
athletic director and former scout for
the Chicago club has returned TO that
position Hun for a season was the
scout for the Boston American league
club and later It's manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
BIG MONEY FOR
THIS COLT PITCHER

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Jan. ca
Iron Man Louis Durham. whose five
double-header victories for Indianapo-
lis won the penuant for the local club
today signed contract with New
York Nationals. Il is said TO call
for s. 100
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
Does He Ever stuoY7

Big BIZ Hollcnback. captain %
last years Peuusylvania football team.
returned 10 College yesterday from his
home IN Fhilpsburg. where he has
Geon sick fH two weeEs past. Hohen-
back hts decided not To sign as coach
for auy football team at present. -
be wants 70 play basketball and base.
bali during thp rest OF his year az the
university, and the signing OF a coach
ing contract would make him pro.
tt.siUUal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
G, 0. D, MESSAGE FROM
GOOD SHIP SUPREMACY

be OF no help however.
II the Jeffries does not go soon the
White Supremacy is sure TO go down
with all on board The tramp schooner
Burns took a header and was never
seen again The Johnson simply broke
II all NJ.
c. @. D.-Barge Jeffries hurry up;
we're all in
No answer as V ct
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
prineeton Takes on southernera.

SEWANEE Tenn, Jan 23-The
University Of The South football
eleven which always has fought with
the leaders for the southern champion.
hip. has been booked by Princeton for
game early In October al Princeton.
IL will he the southerners' first trip
north
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
EverYbodY's Happy.

Word comes from Alabama that the
weather is fine aud horses are taking
their daily work on the track. The
same mail brings word from Winni.
peg that the weather is fine and the
horses are getting their daily work
ON the ice.--Chicago Horseman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
Another Baseball Family.

Arthur Eagan. the new catcher OF
the Athletics. is one OF 10 brothers,
and few years ago the brothers
formed an allEagan nine OF no mean
ability.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
Only a BIooner.

Where. oh. where is that terrible
National league umpire scandal that
threatened To shake organized base
ball 10 its very foundations Chi
cago InterOcean.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

TO CURE 4 COLD ~ ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's Druggists refund money II IL falls
10 cure r. w. GROVES signature Is
on each box. Csc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

lob PRINTING done right Times Priat-
fnR Co.. is John R.-st. Phone it9S
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

. n. X (. - -aL. Z "A. 8
D~nts. z!ae arc Noa iism hMaH Bought
s.:;''' ANzZzza
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
...By...
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

| ErIolT
IN
lac asternf or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

NJ, higan rs q great auto STATE" said
President g.. B Lewis. 81 the Jackson
Automobile Co. uf Detroit DURING
the past IL months - concerns have
been organized IN this state aIoue,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25

In view OF the fact that many persons exist.
who ~ the opinion tnat they would make
good umplres ana are longing for the chance 70
demonstrate the fact that VIII entitle them
the fat stipend which is usually the lot OF com
petent arbitrator. IL may bc interesting To present
art OF umpirlng and wherein are located the pit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-05
Nottt 8IMertiS@.

Goeben oine uns bic Gneufts Gusgabe
Der tpeit nerbreiteten uno NIT Hed1t oon
ben beuti6cn ssrdl,en in Mmerifa bob
aeIddbten Wonats 3eitf6rift rSte
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lid Der tpelt5eriiDntten Gdn9erin Srait
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unb 8ilb norfiibrt, tpie Die getpohner
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am 5tronoe senieben unb iid erbolen.
Cine prddtige Seite NniidJten aus BEN
S6neeolpen Der Sdtpei5 ipirb oiele,
Ii6erli) aoer nue geborenen Sbtpet3er
llnb bieientgen, nel6e bic eigennrtigen
Gd6nbeiten oieier Glpenipelt aus etges
nem In1ebeu fennen gelernt bnben, I'M
bo6Iten Wase intereIiiren. Sn elmer
onberen Nbt1eilnng hes 5eftes plduoert
in ibrer beliebten unb anre9enoen Betle
rSante CHA" tpieber nit uuieren 9Ieiz
nen, bic ii9 immer i6ou 8ofen i'm
porous baranf freuen. Sn retd]er Siile
rno Rannisfaltistett biloen prattiide
Rutbl6lGge auf allen 8ebieten, tpo Die
proftiI6e, tidtigc 5ausfrau iib bet1d<
tioen fann, ben tpeiteren Subalt Der Nilz
euitzMunmer Der ~9eutiden Sausfral"
Gin Mbonnemeni auf bieie geotegene
3eiti6rift, bic cine tpabrbaft toftlibe
Tunbgrube lit iotpobl fir @eiit, Ser5
unb @entiit5, tpie audi fir eriprieBlides
bdusli6es Birten unb S6affen, tonnen
mir, tpie bisber Eel ieoer 8elegenbett,
audi beute allen uniereu 2eieriunen uno
2eiern MIR ber5lt6 empfeblen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-05

Efh eduer gs ffdrb ra@
turaer Rrantkit. btrr Qnor. g9lsls
Ter. @emeinoeieiretdr iltlb penront1s
ter 2ebrer, I'M MIter BON ~ 5dpleH.
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tburmauiTe 8 tpobnbasf, in iefnent
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garn, Dr. Nnbrei WeureihdH, " gez
itorben.
Gilt. - Der 9aal0bnerfamtlie
Mnton Ranbinger In GolNr tpuroe
reifer Rinberiesen btihert. Dtt
Satin lit bon 0ierlinsen. pier ge<
funoen Md6den, entbun6en iDnrnen.
Snnsbrud. - Die bisitge Unit
berIitdt pGblte sum Reitor fiir oas
@tuoteniabr 1909 10 ben profellor
bes beutihen Hed1ts Or. NlIreO Stsl-
ter b. Mretidto.
$@wett.
Bafel. - Die @eneralDerldmll1a
luna Ser greBunion bes rBasler
0ortpdrts" tpGblte aIs britten Neodtz
teur ben Spurnaliiten 2dttmann tn
3iirtd.
Samuel 2rptdp BON Mollis. SO Sabre
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coma, mo ct felt Idngerer 3eit pobrt,
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air4semeinoerutb uHo Die @emstnoe
unter Mittpirfuna mebrerer gefdng~
pereine oas syubildum Der 25iGhrtgen
Mmtstbdtigteit bes gfarrers Wfuuer
in oer @emeinoe 2ansnau.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-05
aopigret6 @atern.

Miind,en.-gin Mutomobil bes
Observation-Disclosures NIT bier Diff
5iersn unb atpei 5olbaten gerietb in
ber MGbe ron Menterihpeige IN eineu
@trdBensraben. Die Snlafen ipurz
ben berausgefhleubert unb bic 2eut<
nants Rrieg unb graf Spreti babel
ihtper berlebt. Aa
QlIberspeiler. - Ser 5teins
BREEDER Sober tpurbe bon einem iitb
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troffen. Dab er neben einen ShGbels
bru6 Auetfdunsen an a@elidt uno
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Man fanb ben MehielnGrtsr sSos
hunn Qlieoner bon @DIobod NIT els
sEtf NDunoe an 6interiopfs tobt an
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-05

Was iiber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sebt,
Oas imponiert oen Menl9en ni4t
Ielten;
Dem pbiloiopben, ben man gang pers
itebt,
Sem tpirb es f9per, etpas gu selten.
Das meiIte, mas ii9 bon Der iebt
i'm @ange beftnbli9en 4lasfazgufons
Musfelluns iasen ldbt, beitebt barin,
bcb lie orei W}tlIionen Dollars mebr
foItet, als Die Ser. 9taaten iiberbaupt
fir Mlasta beaablt baben.
Sffenbar in Grtpdrtung bes anges
brobten 3olls bat bic See=Ginfuhr
cine unerreidte SDbe eritiesen. Dd
es dber NIT Dem 3oll nidts III, tpirb
mon mad anberen 8riinben iuden
mufen, um bas probutt Dem 2onfu.
menten gu unerreiAten preiien uuf,
5ubGngen.
gnblidb i9etnt es aud einmal Dem
Wetterbureau gelunsen 81 fein. tpenig<
items poriibersebenb ben alIfeitigen Mns
forberunsen gu entipre6en.
Die rneiiten Reoen baben ben 3tped,
au berbinoern, bab an oas, tpopon ges
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Die rneiiten Reoen baben ben 3ped,
au berbinoern, baB an oas, tpopon ges
rebet miro. aud gebadt tDirb.
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tpubtlos liegen blieb uno iGpere tn
mere Werlsbungen erlitten bat.
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ipirtb Geinrih Bornfdeuer ausMltens
batna bon benz Muto nes SDtels GoB<
berqers babier iiberfuhren unb erlitt
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