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Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
BEACH ,ors

Long Beach
Lot on e. Second ST., near Bxby park; all
street work done; $1400 for a few days; good
terms. Guy A. Inman, 1877 e. First St,
Long Beach
Long Beach
Sand lots anywhere on the beach; $500 up.
NJ. II. Wells & Co., $40 The Pike, Long
Beach.
Long Beach on the Harbor-
10 feet frontage on the river a short dis
lance from New Long Beach harbor. run
ming back to a street. Frontage ON the
harbor is quoted at 5000 per foot; this can be
had for $40 foot, easy terms; 1t will cost very
little more to make 1t as accessible as the
harbor itself. A chance for great profit. II
you will call at our office we viii show you
map that will open your eyes. Frank A.
Grove g. Co.. 119 West Ocean ave. 1850.
Long Beach o the Ocean Front
S0x200 lot on the bluff unobstructed view
of ocean; will eventually be held by some
who will not sell at any price; $40. O0O
terms. Frank A. Grove e. Co.. 119 West
Ocean ave. HSS0.
Long Beach on the "Pike"-
so II. frontage on the walk of 1000
Lights" where every person goes. High
rents and always Increasing. Positively
worth at least $1,000 IT. in very few years.
SIS, 900 now, terms. Frank A. Grove & Co.,
119 w. Ocean ave. 1850.
Long Beach on top of Signal Hill
1870 IT., east front lot with a grand view
ing mountains, ocean, islands harbor, over
20 dties and towns. every modern convent
ence, few II any equal sites for home in
the world Can sell for $40 200 II taken soon
Frank A. Grove & Co.. 119 West Ocean ave,
Long Beach, Cal. 1850.
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Undetermined

Kern County
1920; S2O acres of fine land. with good
flowing well in Kern county. IL you
want cheap alfalfa land here IL Is. ASK
for Mr.. Cameron, Wright Calender Co.
4O3 s. Hill st,
Lindsay
500 per acre; ten acres first class or
ange land In the Lindsay orchard and
Vineyard tract, including water right:
This is the cheapest piece OF orange land
in the Lindsay district. Terms one-thlrd
cash. balance one and two years. c. M.
Wooster Co, 223 w. End st. ASlOS Bdwy
1885
Lindsay
500 per acre; ten acres flrst class or
ange land IN the Lindsay orchard and
Vineyard tract, including water right.
This Is the cheapest piece of orange land
in the Lindsay district. Terms one-thlrd
cash, balance and two years. G. NJ
Wooster Co., 223 w. End ST. AS1oS'
Bdwy. 1895.
Los Angeles, 2 hours FROM
240 acres, $40 per acre; $50 acres OF
this land Is the very best of soil for both
lemons and oranges, or in fact. good for
any kind of fruit raising; so acres of the
above is fine alfalfa land rrigating water
in abundance can be developed al NOT
more than 40-foot lift. This property is
only u mile from r. r. station and Y
mile from very fine, full bearing orange
orchards; most of the land is In grain al
this time. and purchaser will get one
fourth of the crop. Only two hours ride
from Los Angeles. w o. Huse, sole
agent, 4es-9-1O stimson bldg II. f. La
Grange, asst. A927s. Main 9Sl
Ontario
acres orange land, first class ~
miles from Ontario; $3.50, $3.50 cash, bal
ance !, g. 3, years. curran CO. ontario.
Ontario
Choice lands for fruit, oranges, alfalfa,
close I'M s110 per acre and up; easy terms.
Ontario Realty Co, Ontario. Cal
Orange
10 acres vacant land especially adapted to
rnie wiz
cash, balance to suit. S. M. Craddck, Or
ange, Cal.
Riverside
Acreage now in barley this crop reserved
suitable for alfalfa, eucalyptus and part
suitable for oranges; a pumping plant prop
ostion.
1910 acres at $40 per acre.
1920 acres at $50 per acre
11iO acres at $40 per acre.
1914 acres at s25 per acre.
1923 acres at $50 per acre.
5000 at s35 per acre.
Smaller tracts al $40 up.
Il. p. Bush. $50 9th ST., Riverside, Cal.
Santa Ana
20 acres sandy soil. good we'll good land
for general farming; $3.50. Ee w. Wheeler,
Santa Ana Cal
Tuiare County
100 acres level. good soil $40; for house. NJ.
j. Ferguson, 227 Merchants Trust bldg.
Upland
90 acres orange land, 90 shares San An
tonic water stock. center best orange dis
trict $4,000. w. j. Bodenhamer. Upland
Upland
10 acres fine orange land with water,
Y mile from packing houses $4,000 We
have other orange lands with and wlthou
water w Badenhamcr. INLAND
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
HOUSES

Alhambra-
Elegant modern house, designed and
built by one of L. AS abest architects;
large lot. beautiful surroundings. heated
and ventilated; ideal home; price for 10
days $1,000. d. A. Ross & Co, 25 N.
Main.
Los Angeles, near
1880, 5-room house and y acre finest
land for vegetables, chickens, ETC., on
Long Beach line, near Los Angeles. Terms
$50 cash. $40 per month These houses
are new and sold faster than can be fin-
ished A. II. Bailey. 210 Mercantile place
Bdwy. 1886, Fs54s.
Pasadena
to car lines. good lot must be to be
appreciated, $4,000; terms " cash Don Fer
guson, real estate, notary end Insurance. 81
N. Raymond ave. Pasadena
Pasadena
10-room house with barn and servants
quarters: IA acres highly improved: Of
Pasadena's show places; flowers and shrub
berry; $4,000. Wanted. Seattle. f. w. Smith,
with B. o. Kendall Co. Pasadena
Pasadena, 1 block west of Hotel Raymond
7-room cottage. conveniently arranged, COX
$50 lot, west of Avoca ave-, block to Los
Angeles car line; $4,000. Don Ferguson, 81
North Raymond ave-, Pasadena. Cal.
Pasadena, 500 North Raymond ave-
S-roonl, 2-story new, modern bungalow,
all conveniences garage for two autos, good
lot we'll improved; $4,000. Don Ferguson, 81
North Raymond ave, Pasadena Cal.
Santa Ana
3h acres in city limits. 5-room house, barn.
water stocked, covered with fruit trees.
splendid little home; $780, Exchange Realty
Co. Sl6 E. 4th ST.. Santa Ana. Cal
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Section "a
Adjoins on east of Alberts Orange Grove
n. E. "A Sec. "a, T. 25, S. r. 26, E. M
d. b. and M. Pumping plant and crop
in. Price S35.
-13--
Section 33
Adjoins on west of Albert's Orange Grove
All of Sec. 33, T. &C. S. r. "a E., M.
d. B. and M. Price $3.50 per acre.
IL
Section 16
1 mile southwest of Early Marts--
N. y of N E. a Sec. 16, T. "a, S. R.
25, E. M. d. B. and M. Price $S5 per
acre.
ID
Section 26
South of jasmine Station
N. - of Sec. &C. Il. 25 S. f. rs u.
M. ID. B. and NJ. Price $50 per acre.
II
Section SO
Pond Station
All of Sec. SO, T. 26, S. r. "a E. M. d.
B. and M. Price $50 per acre, Terms
to suit. All under fence and leveled. Az
acres in olive trees. Pond station Is
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
LOTS

12 lots, size 50xl5O half mile from center
of town $200O bargain Daniel Lord Corona
HOLLYWOOD, Hollywood ave-
r,ght in the best section of Hollywood. a
corner, eOx1s5. r. A. Collins & Co.. 424
Douglas bldg.
Redlands---
s165. easy terms. 81 down, 81 per week
no interest no taxes w. w. Norton &
Co., 307 ST.. San Bernardino'
10 acres, elegantly located for a high
class subdivision, adjoins finest SUBDIVISION
in the city. Insurance Loan x Lanu So'
San Bernardino.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
1850 acres in sections rs, 16 and II
" raniIqa aaaf Of

Sec. Is and Sec. 16 with Y of Sec.
17-26-26. 1850 acres. Will sell a one
third interest in the above lands for
subdivision to good rustler at the
rate of SIS per acre. In district stu
ated IL miles east of Mcfarland on
road to Granite station and lumber
region of sugar pinery. Finest prom
ostion as to location, soil, ETC.. for sub
division in the valley. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

200 acres in section 25
21z miles northeast of Delano-
w. Y of the E. " and the n. e. u
of the N. E. a of Sec. rs. "a, 25 200
acres at $55 per acre. This land adjoins
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
REAL ESTATE
Beach Houses-Continued

Long Beach in Carol Park
Broom modern home, nice yars. 100 feet
frontage on Circle drive; only $500; terms.
Frank A. Grove & Co., i15 West Ocean
ave. 1850.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

CONTENTS OF GROUPS
ALFALFA RANCHES--sams.
APARTMENT HOUSES-same.
BEACH APARTMENT HoUsEs-same.
BEACH BUSINESS PROPERTY-same.
BEACH FLAT BUILDINGS-same.
BEACH HOTELS-same.
BEACH HOUSES-same.
BEACH INCOME PROPERTY-same.
BEACH LODGING HOUSES-same.
BEACH LOTs-same.
BEACH MIscELLANEoUs-sa
BEACH BOOMING HOUSES-same.
BEET LAND-same.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-Busness Buildings
Industrial Property and all other Improved
property used for business purposes
CHICKEN RANCHES-same.
DAIRY RANcHEs-same.
FLAT BUILDINGS-same.
GRAIN LAND-same.
HOTELS--same.
Residences and all other houses used for
INCOME PRoPERTY-same.
LAND--Acreage, Alfalfa Land. Lemon Land.
Orange Land. Timber Land, Unimproved
Acreage and all other unimproyed land
LEMON GROVES-same.,
LODGING HoUsEs-same.
LOS ANGELES APARTMENT HOUSES
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS PROPERTY
same.
Los ANGELES FLAT BUILDINGS-same.
LOS ANGELES HOTELS-same.
LOS ANGELES HOUSES-same.
Los ANGELES INCOME PROPERTY
same.
Los ANGELES LODGING HOUSES-same.
LOS ANGELES LOTS-same.
LOS ANGELES MiSCELLANEOUS-sa
LOS ANGELES ROOMING HOUSES-sams
'LOTS-Business Lots. Industrial Lots
Residence Lots, Vacant Property and all
other unimproved city and town property.
MISCELLANEOUS-Cit Property, Cleas
Property, Improved Property. Unimproved
Property and all other property not other
wise classified.
ORANGE GROVES-same.
ORCHARDS-same.
RANCHES-Country Property. Farms, I'm.
proved Acreage and all other improved
land not otherwise classified.
ROOMING HOUSES-same
SMALL-FRUIT RANCHES-same.
STOCK RANCHES-same.
VEGETABLE GARDENS-same.
VINEYARDS-same.
WALNUT ORCHARDS-same
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
T OS ANGELES
~ HOTELS

Twentieth ST., near Main
S-room house; price $780, equity $4,000. Will
consider suburban property, Submit offers to
r. II. Titus, col Laughlin bldg. Main las.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
NOTE

TO A SYNDICATE WHO WILL JOIN ME IN A SUBDI-
VISION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THESE LANDS, OFFER
A HALF INTEREST, AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
THE AGGREGATE is ABOUT $3.50 ACRES AT A TOTAL,
PRICE OF $S6O00 A 20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON $4,000
WOULD LEAVE A PRICE OF $688O0 FOR THE WHOLE
THE PRICE OF A HALF INTEREST IN THE ABOVE $4,000
LEAVING THIS PROPERTY AT A VALUATION OF LESS
THAN 5000 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
INCOME PROPERTY

Fullerton
Feed and sale stable, two houses in con-
nection, good income property at bargain
call and see 1t. Ruddock & Fuller, Main
211. 1912, Fullerton. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
800 acres in section II

214 miles east of Delano--
100 acres, being the w. Y of the N
E. u and N. e. a of the S. e. u OF
Sec. 17-25-26; $40 per acre. Good well
on land. Also control adjoining AZ
acres.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
$50 acres in section 10
, znufhaoak % NFoE-I.I

IH2 miles southeast OF McFarIand--
E. " Sec. 19-26-26. 800 acres at $50
per acre; " miles southeast from Nc
Farland in the fork of the S. P. r. r.
main line and Porterville> branch; on
county road toa Bakersfield is on east
line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
ORANGE GROVES

15 acres orange trees, income last year
$4,000; estate, to close, price $4,000; other
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

the lands of the Morse Development
company, the cheapest of which is
being held at 500 per acre.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

Suburban
Income business property; $4,000. mtg $4,000
Want acreage clear eastern Chicago oil
Boston preferred See Cardwell. 507 Grant
bldg, 4th and Broadway. Phones, A3454
Main 4176.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
CHICKEN RANCHES

Orange Co..
IA acres good broom house. barn
well. chicken houses and corrals. cows
about 200 chickens near good little town
This is the making OF first class poultry
ranch. Owners too old and feeble to care
for property. J. Quick Santa Ana.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

Town and villa lots in section II


$50 acres in section "a
1 mile southeast OF DelanO-
N. y of Sec 24-25-26, excepting the
S. E. 40 acres; $50 acres at $25 per
acre. one mile from the S. e. corner
of Delano town limits. A little rough,
but snap.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
go acres in section I
mile northeast of Mcfarland

hOrthcdSb VI
so acres and hold option on next go
acres with improvements and fenced
for stock. Abundance of water at 25
feet; price sos per acre. Located in S.
e. a of Sec. 12625. u mile from town
of Mcfarland. Be sure and see this.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
7 OS ANGELES
H FLAT BUILDINGS

Estrella ave. near Washington
A furnished flats; $4,000. $1,000 cash for
this proposition in ten days, bear close
investigation. Brazie & Parker, 206 Liss
ner bldg. Fh3O4.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
II.
100 acres in section %
Adjoins northwest corner Of Albert's Orange

160 acres in section %
Adjoins northwest corner of Albert's Orange
Grove
S. E. a of Sec 2S-25-26, corners on
n. e. with the Albert Orange ranch /;
$50 acres at $50 per acre.
100 acvres in section 3
miles south of Albert's Orange Grove
s. w. Il of Sec. 3-26-26; 100 acres at
SIT per acre. One of the finest orange
propositions in the district.
3
Town and villa lots in section IL
Town of DelanO-
Delano town and villa lots.
+
go acres in section Ia
AdjOins city limits of DelanO-
% acres. $110 per acre.
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BEET LAND

Santa And
20 acres sugar beet land, " mile from new
sugar factory, building; South Main
street; $4,000. j. g. Quick Santa Ana.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

The of Delano situated the main line of the Southern
Pacific railroad about half between Los Angeles and San
Francisco and the line dividing Kern and Tulare
The soil of excellent quality we'll tried Abundance of
90 Located the Thermal Belt
Lemons Pomo grow here perfection well deciduou fruits
grains and vegetables.
Oranges rpen here to weeks earlier than
Southern California Nowhere the rstcass
land be had at such figures here Get in this
of price list will surely of the
ceedingly low values which this land be had,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

" mile west or jasmine station
N. u of Sec. 2225-26, 800 acres at
$3S per acre. All in barley Good well.
Rich red soil. Best of orange land; u
mile from Jasmine Station on Porter
Vile branch of S. p. r. r..
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28

WE EXPECT TO RUN A GRAND EXCURSION TO THIS
TOWN SOON BARBECUE LUNCH TO BE SERVED ON
THAT DAY. REDUCED RATES. WATCH THE NEXT
ISSUES OF THIS BULLETIN FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SAME.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-28
THE FOLLOWING OPTIONS HELD BY
JOHN e. YOAKUM

located on the N. E. corner of this
section.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25

aeroplane detachment will have something to
their leisure time such occasions Foremost among
the occupations planned practice in elegraphy All
of the of the signal expected to know
something of the practical side of teegraphy and this
accomplishment will be especially essential to the
bers of the aeropane detachment because of the mpor
tant work wireless and other telegraphy which the
United States army officers propose to carry on by
means of arshps and balloons. In order to qualify
the for this work. short telegraph lines have been
constructed College Park field, with sending and
receiving stations opposite ends of the building and
almost any the day members of the detach-
ment can be found at the keys at these stations.
How late in the autumn the aeronautical activities
will continue at College Park will be dependent OF
largely upon the weather. The government has
of renewal and in the event that the coming winter Is
would be surprising IL work continues
on and all through the winter. The of the
plane be made comfortable in their
entent quarters and the machine is well housed. The
experience which members of the aeropane deach
gaining will undoubtedly prove valuable in
abng them take charge of the field when the next
international aviation held in this country next
the result of the victory Of Glenn Curtiss In
France few months
1t will be remembered that the United States army
balloon squad efficient work in connection with
naucs exposition and at the start of
the International balloon at st. Louis The
proficiency could be expected of the aero
planists handling the machines at the meet next
Especially would they be qualified to render such
aid the IL the meet is held at the College
Park ground. Washington and Baltimore
operating energeteay for The selection OF this territory
the aerial freeforal of 1910. and 1t Is
expected that of the strongest claims for Its seec
ton will be found In the fact that Uncle Sam has ready
to hand College Park an acceptable aviation field
by who thoroughly familiar not only
with local conditions but also with the technical side OF
aeronautics.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25
stages OF progress.

distance from the companys Office. After you have
gone at your expense to Milwaukee, Dubuque or
Kansas City there to await telegraphic orders as to
what to do next you take 1t out In waiting, The
ders come, and when you get back to the CON-
pany's Office you find that the company has foatec
away on the magic carpet, nobody knows where.
1t found BY the swindlers that these
devices like the green goods game rather crude
equally unsafe. So to the education OF the
who the half interest employment scheme
was added a postgraduate course in high finance
1t to be recognized by the swindng gentry
that there nothing like corporation when
wanted do really safe and prosperous business
Then. too the corporation must have something some
where.
II 1t is mining company 1t must have a hole In
the ground. II 1t rubber coffee company 1t
have of concession from the Mexican
South American government. which it is always very
easy get II 1t is cotton 1t must have fence
somewhere down south.
These things actually necessary In order to show
when the time that the who have
taken have endeavored to out their
the and that they failed merely their
misfortune For to fail In business is necessarily
crime
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25

E.uy'
are employed by
the army officers
to cover the dis
tance quiz X l y
and the enlisted
men have the
use of n motor
cycle, a type of
vehicle which is
fast coming to
have an impor-
tant place In the
activities of the
signal corps.
BY reason of
weather condi-
tions and other
C 1 rcu instances
there will be
many days when
aeroplane flights
at College Park
will be few and
far between. but
the men of the
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25

idea that Brsher is the and willing Of
all to part with his money thing gameser,
but when 1t to competition against all the
American hits the bulseye.
The thing of to-day (ncorporated know this
and build upon It. One Of the biggest OF them claimed
long ago that II he given time he could sell
three Americans out of five.
vded gulible had the could raise It.
actually counts victim for every so circu-
lars sent out through mails
the postal officials tell Is dupe for hundred
circulars bad, considering the cheapness OF print
ing and postage.
addresses people who buy things through the mails or
who have at some time evinced desire to do These
addresses are sold IS thousand They assorted
under various If. for example, 10000 men have
sent in applications wives to New York matrimonial
bureau that list worth Sc to SO diamond ring concern
that is setting up a circular mill.
The sure thing operator has passed through various
st,ges Of progress. The unsafe shell game, gold
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25
WHAT. InoeEpa

james always kind of morose," said Mrs. Page
to her caller but he's married again. II
he couldn't bear to have anybody smile There you CO.
he Almiry the other day always singing them
songs this vale of What you was took
sudden, he and called your last the
Soldiers Tear in your MOUTH "-Exchange
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25
cHIeegR HAS MULTIPLIED

Since Introduction from America the chigger has
spread and wide along the Africa and
is greatly dreaded pest.
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25
NEVERTHELESS.

1t is pretty hard to become enthusiastic a woman
who has ceased to what other are wearing
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25
NEW GOLD BRICK GAMES.

Americans are the of the creduous, declares
writer Pearsons Magazine We sometimes harbor the
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25

OF the members of the detachment have been working
around this same airship for more than year past.
or throughout all the trial and test flights at Fort
Nlyer Dut their participation then different
from their present responsibilities So long as the
aeropane was the property of the Wright brothers all
the United states signal corps men were permitted to
do was to wheel the machine from the shed to the
starting point of fight and to wheel it back to the
shelter after flight. The starting OF the motor. all
adjustments of the mechanism and such repairs
were necessary from time TO time were attended to by
the Wr1ghts In person by Charles Taylor their
chanic.
Now. however, that the flying machine has been
turned over to the government all this devoves
the of the aeroplane detachment. They look
the weight tower. haul the weight and arrange the
starting rail with due reference to the direction of the
wind In addition to moving the machine from the shed
when flight is ordered they make the preliminary
spection and tests of the working parts
Finally it falls the lot of this group young
to procure the needed material and make all
sary repairs. There doubt that they get plenty
of practice in tinkerng with the sky scout for it is
expected that the army officers have the
themselves they will inaugurate series
periments and introduce attachments designed
specially to adapt the aeropane to the exgences of
military service.
The members the aeroplane detachment are de-
cdedly alert and take real interest in their noval
cupation. Corporal II. Marcus who in command halls
from Detroit and has been in the military service of the
country IL 13 years, although he has only
the signal corps about year and half Another
who had considerable experience in the army
B. T. Hyde of Washington. d. c. whereas E. o. Eldred
of Denver a member of the old balloon squad
had two and half years of practically continuous
nautical work Other members of the
Bert Brown of Brooklyn Roy J. Hart of Wash
ington d. c., Eulie p. Gomeringer of Brooklyn, L.
of Tamaqua, Pa Bruce Pierce of Atlanta Ca,
F. c. Clark of Gloser, Mo-, and s. J. Idzorek of New
York City.
The boys have their cook in the person of Will
liam A Abolin who enlisted in the army Jersey
City and while the quarters which have been provided
the aviation field not perhaps quite
Portable the barracks at military post. they serve
the purpose very acceptaby and big Improvement
camp with tents. The frame building
which houses the aeropane at College Park is about
twice large the aeropane shed which
structed at Fort Myer Va. when the Wrghts first
brought their machine there. The portion of the
College Park structure lis given for sleeping
for the Just back of the building is double
tent. which kitchen and eating tent.
good well has been provided close at hand The
plane shed is perhaps third of mile the avia
tion field from the railroad station College Park and
hundred yards farther distant from the trolley
line Washington. However, horses and automobiles
The Elbert County tribune., 1909-11-25

brick and green goods swindles
which he operated with such profit
able results in the eighties and the
early nineties made way for the
half-interest game, which fiourished
10 years ago. and the employment
game, which is still going ON.
though not to its former extent. :
The half-interest advertiser sold
you a partnership in anything from
a peanut stand to piano factory.
When you had bought 1t the next
thing was to find 1t. or II you found
It you discovered that 1t belonged
to somebody else who knew moth.
ing about the men who sold 1t to
you.
The employment game consists
of an opportunity to sell on high
salary the goods or the stock OF q
company in which you must first
buy shares. Then when you have
paid over your money you are as
signed territory. generally long