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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
OIL HOLDING SELLS
FOR $4,000 AN ACRE
Property in CoaIinga, Once a
Sheep Pasture, Enhances
1000 Per Cent

The w. J. Dickey holdings in the
Coalinga district have been sold for
$3.50, 900. according to a report from
the field.
The land embraced in the field was
originally sold for sheep pasturage
and had a value of about $3.50 an acre.
1t is now in the very heart of the
proved oil district and embraces 16O
acres, which at the price paid at the
sale has valuation of nearly $4,000 an
acre, or a thousand times its original
purchase price.
1t is reported that deposit of 100000
has been made on the sale, which, ru-
NOR has it, Is to British interests.
The owner of the property, w. j.
Dickey, admits the amount involved in
the sale Is the right figure, and that
the buyers intend to develop the prop
erty at once, and that they are already
extensive operators in the Coalinga
and Kern river fields.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

Main street. 446 South-Dr. West
Hughes, 500 West Twentythird street,
owner: ]. F. Green, builder; alteration
of building, $3.50.
Forty-sixth street, 1889 East-Robert
| Bledsoe, at lot, owner; ]. G. Ross,
builder; one-story five-room residence,
$1375.
Alameda street. HOO South Los An
| geles Gas and Electric company 645
South Hill street. owner and builder;
alterations of boiler room, $4,000.
| San Pedro street 3824-R. E. God
dard, 1927 Wall street, owner; Thos.
| Christiansin, builder; one-story four
room residence, $S241.
Esperanza street, 721 H. Dorise,
owner and builder: one-story f1ve-room
residence, $1450
Forty-eighth street 1850 West-N.
P. Hafnor, 720 West Forty-fifth street,
owner and builder; one-story seven
room residence, $4,000.
Broadway street, 2814 North-L A.
| Stahl. 359 East Second street. owner
and builder; one-story four room resi-
dence, $500.
Forty-ninth street, 942 West-Bank-
| ers' Guaranty Loan company owner;
| p ], Leaver &: Co, builders one-story
six-room residence, $3.50
Forty-eighth street, S32 West-Same
as above $3.50.
| EOrlV-nlnln SlISSl, ooI w OpN N1eNiAAS
as above, $1510.
Grimm avenue. 216O-Board of edu-
cation. owner: F. F. Skelly, builder;
two-story four-room school building
$S6SS.
Mathews streets, 2O91s North-Carrie
Taylor. at lot, owner; G. M. Nicely,
builder; one-story four-room residence,
$780,
at lot, owner and builder; alterations
of residence, $500.
First street, 921 East-C. A. Nolte,
1923 Curry street, owner; w. r. Phelps'
builder; alterations of store building
$40O1.
Also street. 2S-Giambastiano Fuel
company, at lot, owner; S. M. Stratton'
builder; one-story coal shed, $500.
w Mclean, 144 West Forty-seventh
place. owner and builder; one-story
seven-room residence. $780,
Third street 1949 East-Charles NJ
Hannaford. at lot, owner and builder;
two-story twelve-room fiat building
$4,000. ...o
E. Frost. at lot, owner; William j.
Morris, builder; alterations OF resi-
depce, $400.
Fairmount drive and Alta street-Los
Angeles Building company, owner ana
builder: two-story nine-room resi-
Yves Wesley avenue, 461O-C. A. SEVERN,
1924 Crocker street, owner and build
er: one-story eight-room residence
$500.
Forty-frst place. 1907 West-C. F.
Gilbert, 1902 West Forty-first. place,
owner and builder; one-story slx-room
residence, $4,000.
Hollywood, Olive avenue and Holly
wood boulevard-G F. Smith. 649 Hol-
lywood boulevard, owner and builoer;
1h-story fve-room residence, $500.
broadway. $50 South-R. A. Rowan
e. Co, Hellman building, owners; NC
Guire Cabinet company, builders; al
terations of building, $500.
Bryan street, 33S-Mrs. Harry Brun-
ner. at lot, owner and builder; one
story five-room residence, $500.
seventy-hfth street, SS9 West-J. b.
Grav. owner; H. J. Hurlbut, builder;
one-story five-room residence, $1,000.
Fortieth street, 7S9 East-National
Tee and Cold Storage company, at lot,
owner and builder; one-story one-room
icehouse, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, May 2O.-owing to the funeral
Of the late king there were no London cables
today. Local metal markets were nominal.
Copper-Standard, frmer, with spot and
May quoted at $1235G12.55: June and July
s12 S5CD12.6O; August s124Oq12.75. Imports Of
copper at Atlantic ports by steamer since
May 1 have been $3.50 tons, including matte
and ores; exports for the same period, 2,121
tons. Local dealers quote lake copper at
s12 75@1S.OO electrolytic 81, 62lsQ1275 and cast
ing at s1237ls912.5o.
Tin-Steady; spot and May $33. 1908. 35;
June, s33GSS2O; July, sSs, 159Ss25; August,
$50. 256D3S. 30. Sales were reported the ex-
change Of five tons July at $500 and twenty
five tons August at s3327l5c.
Lead-Firm; spot, $440Q450 New York and
A.1564.25 East st. Louis.
speter-Quet; spot, s545@5,eO New York and
81. 2095.25 East st. Louis
Iron-Quiet
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MIDWAY FIVE PLANS
TO LEASE GROUND IN
SECTION NEAR GUSHER

The Midway Five Oil company is ne
gotiating for more oil territory. Steps
are being taken to acquire lease on
ground in section 26, 31-22. This ad-
joins section %, in which the Santa Fe
has Just brought in a gusher. 1t Is just
beyond the Pioneer Midway NO. 2,
which broke loose last Saturday and
flowed 5000 barrels a day, spouting
oil above the derrick. Both the Santa
Fe and Pioneer were still gushing at
last reports.
The Hale Mcleod company operating
on section s, 1928, just south of the
Midway Five lease, has had its string
of tools blown from the well second
is likely to bring in one of the big wells
of the district. The hole is 1850 feet
deem.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
coMPLETEs FISHING JOB

COALINGA, May 2O.-The Pacific
States, which has had c fishing job on
its hands for some time, succeeded in
getting the bailer out of the hole
The Coalinga National, which was
cemented off about two weeks ago, is
being drilled through the cement. The
water is successfully shut off.
The battery of boilers for the British
Oil company, limited, has
been installed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
INDEPENDENT AGENCIES
FAIL TO GET QUORUM;
ADJOURNS FOR ONE WEEK

BAKERSFIELD, May 20.-Because
only "A out of 135 stockholders of the
Independent Oil Producers agency as
sembled today, the meeting adjourned
for lack of a quorum until Friday next.
The purpose of the meeting Is to
name directors, who in turn Will ap-
point an executive committee.
At the meeting today committee
consisting OF L. p. st. Clair, M. V.
McOuigg, ]. Benson Wrenn and Leon
ard Merrill was appointed to suggest
list of names for the executive com
mittee, the same to be considered at
the meeting on Friday next.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, May 2O.-Three cars nav
els, two seedlings and two mixed sold
Also 1900 boxes Florida oranges, $135 to SO. S5
average 1925. Grapefruit. $3.50 to s435, aver
age, $780, Market unchanged.
NAVELS-Quail, K Ex, 81. 35; Highlander
xf, NJ Dis, So As; Golden Flower, xf, Rec
G Assn, $685. Regatta $245
SEEDLINGS-Mssion Bells. fly, A B Chap
man. 50; Memories, ch, s2.75;; Chess Queen
fy, Ely Gilmore F Co, 50 60; Bishop, sd, So. As
SWEETS highlander $3.50.
ST. MICHAELs Gas)-Rose s1.s5; Crescent
$17O
TANGERINES-Miss Bells, $160.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, May 2O.-one car navels, one
Seeding, three mixed lemon sold. I'm
changed on oranges higher on lemons. Rain
ing
NAyELs-o I c, o C Corona, s2.s5; Pep
per- Riv Elk. Riv, 81 40; Cannon Sierra, La
manda A, $2.35; Blue Globe. Riv Elk, Riv,
50. 45 Grafton, xf, Red G o Assn.
SEEDLIEGS-O Orchard run, S B High, s2. 10
Trail Sierra, Lamanda A, $3.50.
BUDDED-Red Globe, $3.50; Cal Orange,
s22O
BLOODS-Cal Orange. $3.50: Red Globe, 50. Go;
Cal Orange, s2.35; Grafton, $255
HALVEs-Red Globe. 81. 25; Cal Orange, $.2;.
LEMONS-Cannon, s1s55 Quaker Girl, $3.50;
Greenleaf, s2.35; Pico. $3.50
GRAPEFRUIT-Trai S225
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MAKES FINAL PAYMENT

NEVADA CITY, May 2O.-The last
payment on the bond for the purchase
of the Native Son gold mine at Blue
Tent, a short distance from this city,
has been made by J. Fl. Bishop, repre-
senting the new owners, and now the
mine is in the possession of the now
cnnnanX.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
YANCEY, ON MCKITTRICK
FRONT, ENTERS PAY SAND;
PROVES NEW TERRITORY

The Yancey WELL drilling far out on
the McKittriek front, section 32, 1929,
is in oil. Monday at 1850 feet the drill
dropped into the pay sand and Thurs
day q report from the well told Of thirty
feet of sand and stiIl drilling. Indiea-
tions are favorable, it is reported, but
until test is made the real merit of
the strike will be unknown.
The strike is the most nOrtherly yet
made in the McKittrick field, and II 1t
is as good as reported, it opens up I'M
mense possibilities and will bring many
sections into the proved area. The we'll
is located more than mile northeast
OF the Nacirema well.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT
NEW YORK

8 To date last season 2222I $3.50 25411 =
.s:N:<:>%~.%313H9HH H1%<:>1%:>&H.&%a2H
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, May 2.-rwenty cars of
oranges sold. Market steady. Weather clear
and favorable.
NAVELs-orchard. imp, or, National o Co.
$40; Standard, imp, sd, do S3.O5; Columbia,
do 49, 30; Mahala, xf, L V w Brown, $42O;
Swastika, do 49, S5; Half Moon xf, Red G o
Assn, $500; Golden Gate, xe, Red Assn,
$40; Mill Creek, xc, do, $2.55; Elephants or,
Elephant Orch, $3.50; Seconds, do $40; Golden
Cross, o Tx, SS.35; Red x, do. SS15; Vic
tora H Elk. $3.50; Lincoln, do. $3,4O; Stag,
A Ex, $3.50; Hunter. do. $3.50; La Mesa,
Riv Elk. $3.50; Golden Rule, Riv Elk, Riv. s315;
Evergreen, sS.15; Beauties s2.S5; Euclid, or,
Growers F Co. $2.S5; Uplander or, do, SS.05;
Independent, do, $3.50; Constitution, do 81, 25;
Indepenent, or, do, $3.50; Stock Label, $3.50.
SEEDLINGS-Missio Bells fly, A Chap
man, $2 95; Memories, ch, $3.50; Titus Ranch.
fy, San Marino G, $3.50; El Toreador, sd, do,
s2,65; Independent Growers F Co. $40; Golden
Rule. Riv Elk, $3.50; Santa Anita, e. j. Bald
win, S2.65.
SWEETS-G -Glendora Heights, C G Ex,
$325: Pointer, do, $3.50; Slower Min, Growers
f Co, $780, Slower Min, ch, do, $2.45; Inde-
pendent, do, $3.50
ST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Benehley F Co,
ssl5; Good, do, $2.95; Golden Rule, Riv Elk,
Rv $3.50
NAVELs (1As)-Golden Cross si55; Limited.
50; Overland, $1.40.
GRAPEFRUIT-Stag S2.70; Slower Mtn, 81 So;
Mahala Cks). s2.O5; swastika do SlS0.
BLooDS-Golden Rule, Iiv Elk, $3.50; Glen
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
PITTSBURG

PITTsBURG. May 2o-Market very steady
on oranges Cool, cloudy
NAVELs-Lotengo, fy, sparr Co. ss95;
Cougar Coyina Elk, $2.s5; Coyote, X Ex,
S2.2O; Our Pride, A F Highgrove, $3.50; Circus,
xc, sparr r Co. $2.7O; Navajo, II Casa
Blanca, s2.15; Yankee Doodle, A r Highgrove,
So 65; Yellow Beauties. S255
EEDLINGS-Cloverleaf Interstate Fruit
Dis, s255; Lotengo, fy, sparr F Co, $2.S5; Cir
Gus xc, s2.65; Jasmine, $3.50.
BLOODS-Jasmine S2.S5.
GRAPEFRUIT-Loten $2.2o; Circus 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
BOSTON

BOSTON, May 2O.-Ten cars sold. Favorable
Market doing better.
NAvELs-Princess, Q Corona, $685.
Princess. do, $3.50; Camel. do, 1925; Prong
Horn x Ex, 81 50; Gold Buckle. e
High, s3.05; Orchard, or, National Co. $780,
Elephant, or, Elephant Orch, $685.; Elephant
seconds, do, $3.50; Lily. C Corona, s2.25
Homer, do, s2.S5; Moose, K Elk, s2.95; Royal
Knight H Redlands, s315; Lochinvar, r H
e High, $2s5; Standard, sd, National Co.
S3 Triumph, or, c U, $3.50; Faneuil Hall,
sd, do, S2.35.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
STEADY INVESTMENT

Industrial Oil Co. - so cents per
share, paying 10 per cent per annum
Production $1,000 barrels monthly. For
full information, 706 Story building.
Broadway and Sixth. Charles Victor
Hall. Pesident Industrial Oil Co. tt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, May 20.-warm. Weak on large
sizes. firm on good stock. Four cars navels,
one mixed. one budded, two lemons sold.
NAVEIS-Pointer, A @ Charter Ook, 81 So;
Owl, o X Ex, $3.50: Hawk A Ex, $3.50;
Valley Beau. do. s2.75; Hunter. A G Q. Charter
Oak, s. 20; Hawk Ex, $3.50; Volunteer.
do, S2 30; Greyhound do, s2.35.
I,ENONS-Exce1lent Santa Paula c f A,
50 SO sunside, s2.45 Bonanza, $500; National,
$3.50.
BUDDED-Red Globe, s2.35.
BLOODS-Hunter. S255; Pointer, $3.50; Par
rot, 50 Is; Parrot, S2.20.
sWEETs-Polnter. $3.50; Hunter, *2.45.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
TIDE TABLE Ar SAN PEDRO

SAN FRANCISCO May 2O.-Arriyed: Steam
ers Hanale, San Pedro; Pleiades, San Diego;
Bessie Dollar, San Pedro; Governor, Redondo.
LIVERPOOL, May 20.-Sailed: Empress of
Britain, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH. May 2O.-Arrived: Bremen,
New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 2O.-saiIed: Amerika,
New York
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
pREpAREs TO sPup

The Midway Premier, on section 5,
1928, in the upper Midway field ex-
poets to spud in before many more
days. Derricks are. up for wells No. 1
and 2, and No. is being made ready
for spudding.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2o-consolldated was
the nearest approach to a feature in the share
market on Bush street today This issue was
up Is points and closed with sS32M bid. The
bull element is anticipating an extra dividend
of 20 cents when the directors meet at Gold
field next week to declare the regular quarterly
dividend of 30 cents.
Jumbo Extension was UP pegs on the bid.
Florence and Fraction remained unchanged.
In the Tonopah list, Belmont was of
points, West End 5, Tonopah Extension and
Jim Butler g. Montana was the one hard spot
in the list and showed a gain OF points,
closing with 9S cents bid
The outside districts were neglected. Round
Mountain was offered at 81 cents and Coalition
at 30
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

Sales-1 Associated bond 97.25; Associated
$500; 200 Coalinga Central .55 100 Cresceus
,s5; 1000 Mascot 2.2o; 1000 New Pennsylvania
.91;; 1000 do 92; 1000 do 95; 2SOO Palmer 1.55;
1900 do 152h 1000 Premier 1.25; 800 w and
B so; 800 Turner 165 100 w X OIL 375; 100
do S721h; 1000 Blue Moon .25.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

dora Heights, A @ Elk. $3.50; Pointer, do,
S3.05.
BLooDs Chs)-La Mesa, Glendora, N.75;
Santa Anita, $150
s.. MIcHABLs Gks)-La Mesa. $40; Glen
dora, SLIGO.
TANGERINEs-Palm Tree. s155
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI May 2O.-Warm, raining
Market steady on oranges, weak on lemons.
NAYELS-Owl, o K Ex, $50; Pet, A Ex,
$3.50.
LEMONS-El Toro, s1G5
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by ]. c. Will
son. 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles
BOSTON May 20.--The market today was IN
complete control OF the bulls. and they met
very little opposition, advancing prices easily;
The short interest is still very large ana
looks as II they would be forced to cover at
higher prices within the next few days.
Following were the closing quotations:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
NEW YORK CURB

special service to The Herald by ]. C. Will
son. 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
NEW YORK. May 20.-Following were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Crisler Ss Co., members Los Angeles stock
exchange. 2oo201 I. W. Hellman building. Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

IT'S as easy to secure a bargain IN a used
automobile, through want advertising, as Il
used to be--and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service to The Los Angeles Herald by L. A.
Criser & Co.. members Los Angeles stock
change, 9OO-2O1 I, w. Hellman building. Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
Arrowhead Hot Springs Baths

Will give that beautiful and youthful
complexion so much desired by all.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued
since the last publication of the list
and classified according to wards:
ito LaItt
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

SAN FRANCISCO. May 2O.-Following were
today's quotations the San Francisco stock
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
Shipping News

SAN PEDRO, May 2O.-Arrived; Steamer
Santa Rosa, from San Francisco via Re
dondo; steam schooner Norwood, from San
Diego; steam schooner James s. Higgins from
Fort Bragg via San Francisco; steam schooner
Alcatraz, from Greenwood steamer Coos
Bay, from San Francisco and way ports;
steam schooner Santa Barbara, from Gray 8
Harbor via San Francisco and Redondo: steam
schooner San Gabriel, from Umpqua river.
Sailed-Steam schooner Norwood, for Aber-
deem via San Francisco; steam schooner James
S. Higgins for San Diego; steamer Coos Bay,
for San Francisco and way ports; schooner
William Bowden, for Everett, in ballast
schooner Louise. for Umpqua river. in ballast;
steam schooner Claremont, for San Diego.
BABY BORN AT SEA
Mrs. S. Lindquist OF Los Angeles, passen-
ger on the steamer Klamath gave birth to a
son last Sunday morning during the height
of a gale that prevailed off the Oregon coast.
News of the birth has been received from
Portland. There was quite a celebration on
board in honor OF the arrival, and officers on
the steamer contributed $2s for a present for
the baby. who has been named Edward Jahn-
sen in honor of the master Of the steamer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21

Passengers on the steamer Chehalis which
has just arrived at Gray's Harbor from this
port, report unusual phenomena at sea
off the Southern California coast that was
not explained until they learned of the earth
quake here last Sunday The sea suddenly
grew rough on the date of disturbance here,
and although there wind the steamer
was rocked by the swells so that one
could remain on deck without holding on
to the rail.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-21
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Steamers carrying passengers are due from
northern ports via San Francisco and from
southern ports direct follows:
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niiterme6ieln. -. Stebt Jranfreid,
utter Dem 3ei6en bes @crfaas,
Derridt in GuBIano 6roniidje @elb-
not nnb oaraus f%olgenoe 2dDntnng..
Der relatipe @tiaital,o Sronfreidys
u. &uBlunos giebt 0eutidlulto, iiber-
5alapt BEN beioen europaii6ea Gent
tralm1dtei1, einen mirfltlgsnollen
5illtcrgru1lo. ltebrig bleitf MIR
England, bos ein5ige 2oiuO, bos e5
perlltag, ben our6 0eutid)lon0 Be-
orobten 3uitm1o bes cltrrp6iidet
8leihoetpi6ts einiger Mabelt aufredlt
3uerbalten. 9ber Die englildJe ST.
olitrie lit bereits ourd Die belitidle
ullb amerifanii6e &onfurrcn5 itngf
~9etroffen, oie englii6e 2oGomirt-
Idaft ift i'm Nieoeroong begriffea.
9(ber eleidnol, = oenn5lltrob int
England Die 1tarfte Ma1t Der @eIt.
Rod!. y. Madtie ourd ieilc @clb-
utittel, ourd feline Slottc. Sod
lpiiroe es mol ben Sieg iiber GelltldJ-
LAMB babeimtragen
@it D1nelt, als sic Aadba1n
D%eutidfanbs, miilien ooriitcr flur
iein, boB Deutidlalto infolge iein,r
gattipidlune gu eroben gntl6Iiiiiea
9etrieben miro, linb ooB ipir, bic
%fleinen, inter ieinem orobcnbcn
Sdatten Ieben. 9ollano, 8elgien
uno Danemarf eriitieren MIR, ipeil
Ser 4rm gnglanb's nod fr6itig lit:
Gin beliegtes England beoelltet glla-
oenlos oas Mufboren unicrer Grl.
iten5 ols zines iol,perGnen Staotes!
-. @ns inherent Sclblterbaltungs-
trieb ergiebt fib uniere 5pnpotbie
fir England. Nur naipe SeeleM
gldiiben OH cine bouernoe flieoIite
&oalfurren5 gnglanbs unb 9eutid)-
la11os. 8enn bic mirtidaitliden
.~Sntrelien oes Stootes nit benieni-
gen BEG fonfurrierel1oen 5toa:es I'M
oereiabar meroen, Damn fontmt IN
unieren 9ogen Der 4riee. ,Die
9an5e Code lit eilte Maeeuiraee,"
Ser @rtifeI permenet @o1res uno
Salides, meint ba5u Die rHtl5tg.",
neil er eben cine beltimmte Mbiit.
oerfoIgt. TIMER materieller 4rf=
Idmung bot NIT ben idlimnlel1 MG.
Iidten, Die mon in &openbagen Ser
oeuti6en Bolitif anoi9tet, nidts 5lt
tim.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-17
Gle bcntidc Spradc in Cciterreidp.
1tuaaru.

@enn ottb Die oeutide SprmJc
lucoer in Seiterreid ilod III ltngarn
Stoatsiprad)e lit, 70 ninutt Tie bod
llpd illllucr cine berporraaenoe Gtcl-
lie ell. Sn Der @odenihrift s@roh-
Sciterreib" befiiriuortct Ytofelior
Milrcl Bopobici in @nfnreif, Der Ser.
failcr oes be0eltnngspolfen @erfes
g9ic 8ereinigten Staoten BON @rol,r
0eitcrrcib", Die Mncrfennilng oe.
ocntiden Sprade ols Mcid)sIprade
fir Sciterreid- l1ngarn utter Der
gnronsIebunlg, ooB ben cin5elncn
@olferidofteu cine 9ntoliolnie cni
ibren @ebieten einoer1unlt mirh.
Dnbci madJt er iiber bic Neocutlnt:,
Der oeutIdcn Sprode i'm europdiidlell
Silooiten folgenoe benlerfeusperte
Mitteillingen:
nSii bent Ronigrci1 Mum1iiien mil
7 Miaionen aopfen ipobnen MIR So.
900 Deutide mo ibr poIitiitpr Gin.
flu5 lit 9lci6 min. @leidrol lit II,
oef1 r1tlitnnilden Wittel1dulcn iibcr.
an Die ocntidc Sprohe ols obIign-
toriider 2cbraegenitano eingefiibri
llnO sluor BON Der p~orletten &laiic
on9efongen bic sur bodftai. Niennno
bot Die &inIdnen a~c5lpungen, Ole
oentIhe Sprafe ein5nfiibrcn, lie FL,
6cn es oils ci9enem @ntrieb eetan, int
Siiblid otf Die grobe 0eosutitno
Der beiitihen Sprode, iperI lie mi.
len, mel6e SdGte oes meninlid)ell
@ilIcns mo 9onilens einenl @olfc
perborgen bIci6en miiiicn, bos Der
oentidjen @cltiprode nnfunoig lit.
neil iic miiien, bnB oilfl ibre eigene
0otionaliprod)e mo Gultlir iib mn
10 ent,pifeln f6niien, ipcnn 2e,lte, Die
anf @iloung gliliprlt6 MAIDEN, Der
beutiden Sprod)e mddtig limb. Sat.