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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-28


henrp W. Cane an NIonde s. Ga
ne, 100 Bel 300 CUB an UaontsOmsrp
ptie III Seition 35 in Columbia
Seionsbip, 81.
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b. Geieb.s. 81.
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lpoot llnterotbeiluna, $3.50.
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raiime Der 9runoitiide 2174, 2176,
217S. 21S0 unb 21S2 Central Mpenue,
mrnatlit)e Mitetbe $50.
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Jrcome Npe. 81.
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8cgas, Got $40 in Sispban aenpsr
Sarin llnisrabtbeiIuns. 45 CUB an
alDer Riper Roab, 81.
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l51 SUB an Dietoria aDe.. 5pbe Part.
$500.
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81.
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; Der Mabe Ctr. 81.
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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
SAVE 5 Per Cent.

SAVE 5 Per Cent.
Buy Your Coupon Books at KING s
Aest market and Rave FIVE per cent
on all purchases after Nov. 1st.
Postmaster Penney will leave the
P. o, lobby open from am to z pm
but no eloafnRer noise allowed and the
City ms4shAI viii arrest violators;
Sons of Veterans in Ellis Co.
A compsBV is being organized and the
oil is at Lsaser's shop for signature
80 go in and san it. +.
Editor Griffith did SO nicely selling
nursery stock for the 'Siayk Nursery ?
they have Pressae4a MIN fee car,
and it and some sample, apples are to
be seen in Wann's store window,
Experiment Station notes
Acting Director Jardine, and Profes
soFs Cochel, Reed and Call from the
ARrIcult college, we're in HaVs last
Saturday in equalization with the Su-
peri ltendRnt concerning some new
work for the Hays station
Preliminary pians were agreed upon
for the new dairy barn TO be erecfed
on the demonstration dairy farm the
station hopes to have started this wear
There is q strong probability that
the superintendent request for a high
class breeding jack viii be granted,
If so, the Station will be RAISING it's
own mules.
The beef cattle were brought in from
the Station psst1 es, where they have
been fed the poyF poaghaRe of the
farm. Maintenance raIions will now
be fed to four lots Of cows and recurds
kept on the FB1ue OF several kinds of
forage usually produced in the west.
7 A carl load Of fine hogs have teen
started on feed to make po.k. A ra-
rien OF kafir-cOrn chop, shorts and tan
kags is being fed, together with sIsa,fa
The Station rhiPDed q mix-d load o.
cattle and hogs TO Ksnsas city and re-
aliaed q good price for them
A surplus Of feed grown on the Sta
ton farm last summer Is being stack
ed for future use as it viii not be
needed this winter It is probable that
one silo, only, viii be opened and the
ensilage fed during the remainder of
the winter. The S alton has three 9th
eF si'os almost full
$50 csttle, 56 sheep, 500 hogs and 66
horses are being wIntered at the sra
ton this RidteF
Mr.. Street hsB just finished the in
staIiation Of heating plant in the EN-
plovees boarding house.
MsssV5 Halsksad and Kisne Of the
Staff write from Washington that the
east is cold. vet and Eintry, and they
prefer to be beck to Kansas.
A nuHbaF OF ice houses have been
hIled with the fire clear ice froIn the
creek at the Park the water backed
up by the temporary dam. A Derma-
neBt concrete dam should be built.
Whether you are a customer of
this bank or not, we viii be more
than glad to rent you a Safety
Deposit Box IN our Fire and Bur
glaF Proof Vault. Price 81 per
year, Citizens State Bank, Hays
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

It is told that one Of the new Nor.
m Regents is to be lady.
On Mordsy Gov Hodges and the
State ORceEs of Kansas were aWoen in
Editor CapPer announced there was
to be no contest end left With his fam
lily on VISIT to the Panama canal.
As was expected, after Mr. Orr au-
nouhced he was q candidate fer US
Senator be Was out Of the race as the
Speaker Of the House and editor VIM.
L. Brown Of KinRmsn was elected.
FOR SALE = Monarch Ranges. ali
Steel and MalIable, Non-brezksble,
The Best WOLF BROS
DR.. Neiswanger has just received q
new all at eel white ensmeled and por.
celain operating Cabinet, equipped
with plate glass, opal glass and cast
ALUMINIUM Instrument holders. Abso-
Iutely no wood about the cabinet.
So arranged as TO keep everything
IN csbinet uuasE constant BteriHZat IN
Interior lighted with concealed cleo
tEic lighting system. The acme of the
Aseptic Dental Equipment OK to-day.
Last Thursday evening Jan, 9Th the
annual banquet Of the Essex Club was
held, Manager Mirkman had turned
the billiard hail into q beautiful BAN
Qust hall for IS guests, Miss ma Dy.
er having set q beautiful feast, one
of the faest ever in Hays, and which
all enjoI ed. Then came the toasts and
from to IL sn ENJOYABLE dance with
Selina music. The Club house is TO
be much improved, the basement turn
ed into a banquet hall TO seat 200,
and the front all fixed up different.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
FREE PRESS, Best in the Co.

Herman Feitz left this week foE
Ohio where he has job with the Av.
cry Manufacturing Co as canvasser,
He stepped of at Salina to visit his
sister, Miss Hattie.
It is told that our old time Buckeye
residants, Dick Elder and family, who
moved to Idaho-Oregon country, are
sick Of it and want to sell out and re-
turn to Kansas.
Smokey Hill neignborhood is proud
of the Parcel Post system, the mail
carrier have brought to the Higgins
home last Thursday, the 6tb, peckag
Of full weight foot round and ~ #.
leng.
A bunch of over 20 keys found on
our street this week. % cts for this
notice will get them on proving them.
News. comes that the Cement plant
that our Tom Parker Of the east Sa-
line and others in our county are in
terested has busted up and gone into
bankruptcy.
The dance last Friday night in the
GAR hall by the country folks was 8
great success, attended by big crowd
who had an enjoyable dance, the Hays
orchestrs furnishing good music.
Subscribe for the Free Press
and get all the best Of news.
At the Presbyterian church this Sun
dav will be the regular services Spec
ial attention is called to Communion
services at the morning hour. All
members are requested to be present.
Strangers welcomed.
Bring your safety-RAZ0R Blades.
Have them shaFpened at 80 cents per
dozen WOLF BROS
The Boz Scouts will meet this Satur
day at 2 pm. at their headquarters
and will make hike to the residence
OF 81. d. Shaffer. They are preparing
to DO q number Of stunts when the
weather will permit
The Weatherwax quartette concert
at the State Normal Monday night was
a success and many claiming it the
best Of course, Their singing was fine
and trumpet chorus entertaining and
two OF them excellent eloeutienigt.
= 2 - = 80
If you are desirous of a Farm
Loan, see the Citizens State
Bank, Hays, Kansas.
Mrs. ". J. Haddock OF south Trego
county, formerly OF north Buckeye
tow aship, whose husband died last fall
has file d his will for Probate in the
Probate court at Wakeeney. Hiram
ByeE5 and Robert Forster being the
witnesses. It leaves everything to
his wife Marie.
Mrs. Stanton Freshour sends Us to
hang up in our Office an excellent pho-
tograph of new Smokey Hill bTidg
south Of them. 1t shows a substan-
tist iron and concrete pier bridge and
q credit to that neighborhood and to
commissioner Kutina Of that district
Notice
l will not be responsible for debts con-
tracted by my wife on and after jan
uary is, 1918. All parties take no.
tIce and be governed accordingly.
Peter M. Herman
1st published Jan'y 18. 1913
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
C0mtprfntmg

Again have ths Ssard oe Councy Com
mlssionsFs honoFed the old FEse-Press
and its readers, the new Board having
on Monday given this Office the coun-
ty printing for two years more, haV
ing divided It up equally between the
three papers, as they want every ybodV
in the county to see for what they
spend the county money and what il
being done for the county. Their eV-
cry action open and shove board, not
afraid Of their work being known.
They will accept cur thsnks for the
honor and we will try to give value
received and We want our readers to
read over the proceedings and treasur-
er Jacobs fnantial statement IN anorh-
er column this issue.
Still in the swim in front
even il some people don't like the
way the old Free Press is run,
The great Union Pacific railway has
for 80 years found this paper a good
advertiing medium and given it 8 year
ly contract to insert its notices, and
this week we received their contract
for another year - for 1913 - ard our
readers can read the pleasures the RR
will offer this yesr. So you are
assure d nt this and the county print
ing bv being in the Free-Press crowd:
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
New Dairy Route.

1 have started on the C. W. Miller
farm nor,h side OF town q dairy and
am furnishing whole milk, separated
milk or cream, put up IN sealed bottles
and delivered morning or afternoon,
and guaranteed pure and fresh. Phone
7O2. A. o. WOOLRIDGE. jill
Fresh cows and Feed
I have for ssle at my farm south6
vest of Hays . few fresh dairy cows.
Also some good feed. Corn, kafir corp
cane, etc. See or address
JOHN SEITZ, HsyR Phone 64
BIooded Roosters for sale
offer for sale 6 few blOodsd
KeIIersfraos, single comb, White Or
phinRton Cochrels. at my home In
Hava. CHARLES KING
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

Butter fat IS now - cents at
Sargeants Creamery. Give Us
your patronage.
We are also ready TO do all
kinds of Picture framing at low
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

Again we have made an advertising
contract so that every one who pays
dollar on their Free Press subscription
before March 1st, 1913 can have the
big weekly Kansas City Post q year
without cost. Send as the 81. now.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
SERVICE

I'VE lay particular sta "a
the facilities We have for the
accommodation this baR K
affords its depesitors.
Ours is q Bank Of couPtesy
where prompt and efhcieat
service is given every Gus
toner where accounts are
invited and appreciated.
A SAVING BANK whsre
4 per cent interest a year i
Allowed and special deposits
receive particular attsntion
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

We always have plenty of mo-
ney to lean on land. If J III are
going to need a Farm Loan and
are looking for a low rate, call
at the Citizens State Bank at
Hays, Kansas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
Strawberry plants

Now is the time TO order Straw
berry plants for early plsnting, Let
me have your orduEs. All varieties and
reasonable in price,
Geo. P. Griffith. HAYS.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
Lecture Jan. u
Under the auspices Of the Hays City
Commercial Club.

O0mmSFclaI CIuD.
On Monday evening, Jun. 9th
Nelson S Darling will lecture
at the Normal Auditorium He is fur
nished. by the Redpath Bureau, the
one Who furnish the Normal Lecttre
course. he comes highly recOmme nd"
. d b.. those Wno know his work. His
iectuTe Is q 20. = an Of Interest TO
all, but nR especial i1terear tn all h0-
siness and professional peopfe, XOu
csna inv eat your SO cents tO better adv
vattage than to come out to hear 3
lecture that viii interest and inspire
you. Monday evening, Jany 9th.
Reserved seats at Markwell's On
and after Wednesday, JanT 22nd.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
Methodist Church Services.

Methodist Church Services.
ReA. A. S Hale will preach Sunday
morning from the theme 1.-THE Use Of
Application. -. and in the evening on
''Promptness'' All invited to attend.
Remember Bishop ". o. Shepherd
will be here with the District Confer
ence on Jany 22nd, and will lecture in
the evening. Everybody invited
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
Household Furniture

Town cottage for sale cheap
A roemed cottsge on 5th sveace
neH Walnut City and well water
Lot 100 x 125 feet, Razder. fruit
trees and snrabberS- Barn foF tao
Cesn1s and wagon. 2 good sheos
Price reasonable on easy teEuG
See Mrs. ". ". PAUL
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18
Lost. A cuff button

Last week on the streets of Hays
q gold Cuff Button A reward will
be paid for its return, to This Office.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

Word comes from Manhattan Col
lege that the Farm eF'a Picric on the
Ft. Havs Experiment station will be
held the first week in june and it is
proposed 20 make It bowling success.
Il will be thoroughly advertised, every
body in the western half OF Kansas Is
to be invited. Evsry farmer Rithin q
hundred miles Wdo owns an auto is TO
be iovIted to come Tuesdag, camp OF
the creek, which viii be Illuminated
night and it is hoped that fully 1000
autos Will be in attendance at the pic.
nIc; thoee who drive in to put their
t-ams in the pasture and feed fur
nished to them, and if possible the Col
lege baad will come ard help fur4ieb
music. The b. st speakers possible are
to be invited, incipdlng President VII
son, Gov. Hodges and the Numbers OF
tae Legislature.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

We have received q fine stock
of carriages we are selling at
very low prices. Come see our
stock before buying elsewhere
D q Early & Sons.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

While in Manhattan John Chitten6eu
had long talk with President Waters
and got the assurance that our EKper-
iment Station Is to be pushed all pos
sibIe to make success, that we will
get the appropriations as asked, inelu-
ding the SO, 600 building. That the
new Director, Prof, JsFdlne, would de-
vote much OF the time here, ard wants
to meet and confer with our farmers
when here and ~iIl try let it be known
thro' the papers when he is coming.
It Buys New Locos
When our old settlers came hers the
Unio1 Pacific railway was n measlev
old aftai-. few and poor cars and en-
gIne< and rickEty tPaek. NOW It
i8 one of the best roads in the II S.
They hsve just pisoSd al order for
e{6 new locomotives To bs usad On
their system. This is the lzFEest or
der for locomotives that has heen plae-
ed by any railroad for several yesTs.
and Will amount to several miIllOn
dollars. 20 Of these are to be the
very latest type passenger engines and
are built for speed.
Delivery Of the engines will begin
in April 60 take care Of the heavy tra-
&c Of freight and passengers expected
IN the spring.
On &C count Of the increased weight
OF the steel cars now being used in the
passenger service these new. heavier
engines are necessary. -
- - -
No red tape, no delay, money
the day papers are signed or 500
ner If you need it. Interest and
principal payable at our bank.
You do not have to bother SEND
ing your money away If yeu get
your Loan of us.
Citizens State Bank, Hays, Kas
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-01-18

Whether you are a customer of
this bank or not, we will be more
than glad to rent you a Safety
Deposit Box in our Fire and Bur
glar Proof Vault. Price 81 per
year. Citizens State Bank, Hays
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

ser bodp. Miiiionar bel Ser Nbeno-
poritellung feinen ber5liditenl @anf
erltattete, nn6 Ben er btermit no6-
mails alien, 6te ii6 6urd i'm iiir sic
@etebrung Ser Seioen getpinmn lie
BerL aus gan3em @er5en neblt
einem gergelt's @ott aus
lpridt. @ei ser int &odamte err
bobcnre &oIefte nn6 BET benz
Msbenoportrage mur6en 1866 einge-
nouun1en, tpeld)e Su1nme gon5 Aiir Sic
oe1tiden Miiiionen lit gbira per-
lpanot merocn, luie otes al1d gddiebt
nit sen an alien an6eren Srtn er=
bobe11en Golleften, 400 immtr Ser
bo6m. Serr &01ters init ieiner @or=
trGgen oienen miro. Moge AT allcn
Srte1,, mo Ser bodm. SEER 6nrb fein
bereotes @ort sic @er5en fir sc ge-
febrltng Ser @ei6en in @bi,m ert=
flo1nmt, bern 8eiipiel Ser &atfolifen
Der Sta0t ct. @lou0 Solge gtgebe1
tper6en!
Die in ct. CLOUD begomne1re &ebe<
tour miro Ser bodm. Or. Soieb So
tiers fort1eben lnb ON n~adgenannten
0rten an 6em angeiagten 2atl1m
@ortrdge balten: Sn st. Soiepb bel1=.
te, Sen 20. Mobember; in Glare @itD
am 81. Mobember; in &idmonb am
80, in Meire @robe am a., in 6ar=
ming am 25., in Bier5, Morrtion
County, am g., in 2tttle Sails am
81, III @olb Spring am %. lun6 III
ct Midoel am 80. @obember.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
QluS oemt 8tmeoifttner:
proett.
p. s. g..

8ieoerum bat &aiier @ilbelm Die
geneoiftinerabtei Maria 2aa@ be-
iudt;; er mar begleitet pom Erin5 rro
Erin5eiiin M6olpb S. @@aumburg
2ippe. Ser &aiier eridien in Sof=
iago=l1niform nn6 trug Die ibm BET
Ieinem erlten 8ein9e in Maria 9oa@
bonn Mbte p%erliebene groBe ct. 8ene<
6ifts= Meooiue. Gte boben @aite m1r=
Sen bonn nel1en Mbte Com Slbefon<
Jus b. &er>pegen un6 Sen Mon@en
en1pfonge1 unb ibnen Stride nno
&lo1ter init Sen bielen &uniti6aben
ge5eigt; sic M0nde iangen oem Mo>
nar@en gu @bren 6ie 2anoes &ine>
mari. Ser pradtige einitimmige
@eiong, gum 2obe Ser @oiier aus
oem Mittelalter itammeno, par bon
tiefer 8irfung, un6 Ser Shirt arBer-
tie mieoerbolt feline tnarme Mnerfen=
nung uno 6reuoe. Sn ser Safrtitei
iiberreidte ibm Ser Mbt cine mnnoer-
bar 5arte, eben %bolen0ete Wea6on=
Ten =Statuette. IS folgte cine 5tparg<
loie nnterbaltung, in melber &aiier
@ilbelm ii@ iiber Ben 8eneotfttner-
ORDER nno Moria 2aa@ uobl infor.
miert 5eigte nnb fem u~npermin6ertes
Sssntere1ie an Dem Srben befun6ete.
Ser Mbt iiberreidte ferner Dem 4aiier
4 8an6e ieiner ltterartiden @rbeiten,
fir sic ser Monarh fid iebr interei.
iierte, Ser Damn a11@ Dem @bte iein
8iI6 nit eigenbdnbiger unteri6rift
ibermittelte.
@ur3li@ fano in ser Abteifir@e gu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20

81 er,nogliden. Sur gorbereitung
zines Gbineien auf 6en III. &rieiter-
ltol1o nimmt es 5000 bis 81 6elien
Yrieltermeibe; $1,000 bebarf es fir
cin 5tipenoium, oeiien MltbnieBrng
lib ouf ole in Dem Hrie1tericminar
ltlloirenoe Gbineien erltreft, nnb
5000 bis $1,000 iino c%rforoerli6 fir
Sen @alt zines @ottcshmli es. lin MIN
o1f oiele @eiie sic &crbrcitnna oes
futb. @laubens in China SIT erlpirfen,
fat lib ser bod)tp. Or. Splepb Softer
II elmer &eoetoltr burd Sic Ser. Staa=
ten Der tonoen> llno i'm Stoate Wil1=
ueloto mar ct. Glouo ser er tie Elab,
an >peld)em Scr bodtp. Millionar fir
oos Sntereilc Scr bc,tlden Wfillion
in Gbiro in bcreoten @orten eintrot
mo fem S%l1tereIle fir Sic @efe6rl1lg
ser Seioen ol1f's 3ufrieoenltelerolte
unteritiitt lob. Sim 9outagabeno bielt
Scr Mfillionor in ser @aue oeS fatbo=
.liid]cn Glubbonies Dor elmer groben
.!3nb0reridaor ei11en redt interelianten
uno bodit belebrenoen gortrag iiber
oos beibnilde nno 0aS driltli6e Gbi=
no uno flodt in Sen &ortrag cine &ei=
bc bon prodtpuIlcn folorierten 2idt=
biloern iiber China ein. Mamentlib
getuollnen an SSntereiie Sic 8orte oes
bodlm. Miiiiornrs iiber ieinen ipe=
~5ielen @irfungsfreis in Ser oelttiden
Million in China, nobel er 10 rebt
ernlte S5enen idiloerte, Ste li6 gele~
gentlib Ser Observation-Disclosures ereig=
neten. China 5ablt iebt 3tpei M}iaio~
men GbriIten, m6breno ii6 iiber eine
Miuion inn ltnterridt fiir Mufnobme
in Sic fatb. Stride befin6et. 8aren
Sic n%otbmenbiaen Mittel CUR @an6, 10
miiroe, iogte ser bo6m. &eoner, Die
Mn3obl ser &atbolifen GbinoS lid IN
5ebn Sobren obne 3meifel ber5ebn~
fadt boben. Sur Gor6ernng 6es eolen
@erfes, fir SOS iid Ser bodtp. Serr
|aolters bingiht, fat ct. Glouo am let=
ten so1rtog iebr gut getban, tpofiir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-11-20
Gimblid TT oaS d)imeni0e
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Der pergol,yene Sonntag mor fir
Sic &utbolifcn ser Staot ct. Glouo
lpie iiberlmupt fir alle, Die sic @e>
l%cqeubcit %beluttcn, ein Sag 10 redt
oarl1ad) ollgetbaL iib einen ginblid
in bos Meih ser Gbineicn 51 gonnen.
Nobl lit piel iiber China, 0eilen Golf
uro @ebr1lld)e geidrieben u1lo oober
audi aclel en- mor0e,1, eilren ridtlge11
Ginblid IN oas Gbinei enreih erlangt
mon ubrr crit Damn, lpenr oos1 elbe
nit lci1cu Sittcn ltno @ebrult6en bon
elmer s,rperIdligcu Yerlon bon Ml1llo
SIT Dbl aeid,iloert unb ourd) erlal1-
terlloe @iloer SIR pp0en GrfenmtniB
1ebrod)t miro. 0ics NleS &pltroe am
letten Sountog bon Oem bodhp. Or.
Solcpb &0lters, eillem Gbina=Wfillio<
1,or, orfs 3eutlihite rno gegreiflid]-
ltc belorgt. @ei Sem in ser nnbefled=
ten GmpfGr1gnibfirfe gebalte11e11
Nod)ornte ldiloerte Ser bod6tp. Millio=
nor in begeiiternoen @orter oas NIT
hepple 9cben u10 @irfen Der bohp.
Milliondre, Sic als ibren 9ebe1Sbe=
ruf Sic 8efebrung Ser Seioen in
China iid) sur Mufgabe gena6t ia,
ben. gein mtebr benn feds Sabre
longe3 Mirfen in CHINA iab Ser
bod)lp. !@err bis iebt nit ser 8ril11<
Dung bon go ncl1en @emeiloen geieg<
net uno sic Mn5abl Sic er @erneinoen
iogte ser bodtp. Serr, tpilroen it'd
perpieliohen ie nod Ser rnterltit-
lll1g, SIT ser itd Sic &atbolifen anoerer
Gambler bereit finben. gs beoarf Der
pielen Spfergaben miloer 9anoe, INN
Sic Moglidfeit Ser 8efebrung Ser
S>ciben in China 5u ertpirfer1. Stint
Collars nin11nt es na9 Mngabe oes
bodtp. @errn &oiters, I'M Elm &etoen=
fir1o los5ltfoufen uno linn ben 2rloB
lit Sen SdoB Ser fatboliiden &ird)e