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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
International Bank
Opens Its Doors
SWEET GRASS BANK CLOSED
SINCE LAST FALL is AGAIN
DOING BUSINESS.

Sweet Grass again has bank. This
morning at 9 o'clock the First Inter-
national Bank of this place opened its
doors after being closed for several
months. The opening came as welcome
news to everyone in the vicinity.
Il. Q. Shelton, state bank examiner
and his chef deputy, S. l.. Kleve, ar
rived here on Tuesday and the work
of examing the state of affairs of this
institution was finished Wednesday
night. These gentlemen declare that
this bank is now in better shape than
it has been for years, and with the
good crops that are now being thresh-
ed, in another month or two the First
International Bank will be on a par
with any bank in the state.
Before opening Mr.. Shelton and his
deputy went into every minor detail
that would assure the public absolute
safety in doing business with the
bank. Mr.. Shelton said he was sur
prised on seeing the condition of the
country. He could not believe it until
he witnessed it for himself-the
amount of grain that has been grown
in the vicinity this season. He added
that ones impression on going
through Toole county on the train was
that this section of the country was
nothing more than the "bad lands" of
North Dakota, as the entire trip from
Shelby to the border is made through
an old lake bed. But by automobile
thousands of acres of the finest grain
in the country can be viewed. Mr.
Shelton believes that farming fright"
will bring back this country-and oil
will also help out.
Mr.. Parker, active vice-president of
the bank, stated this morning that the
depositors will be paid off dollar for
dollar. He speaks highly of the state
banking department and says that
through their cooperation with offic-
ers Of the bank it was possible to re-
open. Mr.. Parker also stated that he
should not receive the big end of the
credit for the opening, as every officer
connected with the bank was "game"
all the way through and worked inde-
fatigably to reopen.
The officers are as follows: C. F.
Norris, president; Douglas Parker, ac-
tive vice president; Ray T. Barkuloo,
cashier. H. c. Hillyard, deputy super
intendent of banks, is being retained
on the staff.
The directors are: P. H. Buckley, |
L. c. Stevenson, John Clees, Philips |
Wollersheim, C. F. Norris, j. E. Fitz-
patrick and Douglas Parker.-Sweet
Grass Sunburst Sun.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Activities Growing
Stronger in Keyin
FIVE MORE WELLS TO BE
DRILLED WITHIN ONE AND
ONE-HALF MILES OF kelvin.

Activities around the town of Kevin
are stronger at this time than any
other time in the history of the Kevin
oil field
Gordon Campbell is rigging up the
offset well to the Campbell Stewart,
which is one of the best wells in the
field, and will be ready to spud in a
few days.
The derrick on the Fryberger offset
has been erected and the crew is rig
ging up and will be ready to spud in
at any time.
An offset to the Seabrook well will
be spudded in at any time.
Mid-Canada Oil company is making
arrangements to drill in section 27-35-
CIV.
Another we'll will be drilled just
south of the Campbell Stewart well in
the near future, Mr.. Mcdonald and as
sociates> of Moose Jaw, own the 80
acres the well will be drilled on, this
acreage is considered some of sts7as
choicest in the Kevin field. 1t is sur
the Campbell-Stewart well,
which has been producing from 100 to
200 barrels per day all summer.
Operators in the Kevin field are
making plans for the biggest drilling
in the history of the field.
1926 will be boom year in the Kevin
field, many reputable geologists have
decided the acreage in and around Ke-
vim is as choice as there is to be had
in the Kevin field, and a demand has
become strong for this acreage in the
last few days.
The town of Kevin has been assured
a big supply of water and the same
will be piped in, in the near future,
which will add to the conveniences of
the prosperous oil town, which is the
center of distribution. into one of the |
biggest oil fields in the world. The
economical operators are purchasing
all their supplies in Kevin.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25

According to figures issued by the
U. S. Geological Survey, the produc-
tion of crude oil in this country for
July amounted to 1,972,000 barrels a
day and the consumption of oil for the
same month amounted to 1,974,00O
barrels daily. For the first time in sev-
eral months more oil was used than
produced.
Gasoline consumption in 20 states,
as indicated by reports under gaso-
line tax or inspection laws, for the
first six months Of 1924, totalleI 1884,
100000 gallons as against 778,OOO,O0O
gallons for the first half of 1923. This
is gain of 23 per cent. These figures
are given out by the American Petro-
leum Institute.
Sir James Currie, director of Brit
Mexican Petroleum Co., says:
"Taking the duty off cheap American
cars like the Ford, will stimulate con-
sumption of gasoline in England. ex-
pect consumption of gasoline will in
crease in Europe considerably more
than 20 per cent annually"
The use of oil is on the up-swing-
consumption is rapidly increasing
and while the industry has in the past
gone through its periods of depression,
there can be no doubt that the aver
age of oil prices in the future will be
considerably higher.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
MACK DIGS UP

The case of E. L. McWhorter, re-
Gently arrested on the charge of pass
ing bad check, has finally been set
tied. McWhorter, who was finally To-
Gated at Blackwell, Okla, made the
check good, and also paid the expenses
of Sheriff Benjamin to Alabama, or a
total of $3.50 in all. Mr. Benjamin
found after arriving at Birmingham
that McWhorter had gone to Oklaho-
ma, and by quick work located him at
Blackwell and had him arrested there
McWhorter then showed eagerness to
settle, and did so.-Shelby Promoter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Cobb No. / Well
Has Good Hopes
Well Will Probably be Shot to
Loosen Sand Close to Good
Commercial Producers.

The Cobb-Syndicate- -Broadwell
No. l NV NV NV 30-35-2 west, is
being watched with interest this
week. This we'll had great show
ings in the Sunburst sand at the
depth o f 1920 feet, but not
enough to call it a commercial
well.
According to Mr.. Cobb who is
in the field this week, the well
will be shot, which will almost
assure them production. This
we'll is locoted right close to the
Campbell-Stewart and the Metz
enbaum-Seabrook producers, and
it will be remembered that the
Seabrook we'll had to be shot be-
fore production in any quantity
was obtained. The sand at this
location seems to be very tight
and shot Of nitro has proved
that every we'll has been made a
better producer. Mr.. Cobb. in
conversation with a KevieW re-
porter, yesterday stated that
they were not in the least dis
couraged and he fees sure they
will get real producer when
the we'll is completed and the
shot of nitro placed, and this
looks very reasonable, for very
few dry holes have been encount-
cree in this part of the field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Bic Mest-kIIen Strike
Made in Kevin Field

The Big West-AIlen No. 2 in
sw Sc ne, 21-35-1w, came in Mon
day at the depth of ,418 feet.
The hole was drilled to l 427 feet
and the oil rose l,250 feet in the
hole in a few minutes after the
bit was raised. A control head
was put on to prevent flowing
until storage could be erected,
1t is believed that this we'll will
flow when released.
This we'll is one mile south of
the Stannard group of producers,
in 3-35-1w.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Hunter Pleads
Not Guilty
Trial on Charge of Staying Wife Ex-
pected During NOvem-
err Term.

Shelby, Sept. 19.-E. B. Hunter has
entered plea of not guilty in the
Toole county district court to the
charge that he murdered his wife at
Sweet Grass on the evening Of Sep
tember 8. The plea was entered here,
where Hunter is held in jail, by the
prisoners counsel. G. S. Frary of the
Great Falls law firm of Freeman, The
len & Frary.
The case is expected to come on for
trial at the next jury term of district
court, which probably will be held in
November.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
SUMMARY:

Five good reasons why above
described land is worthy of q
test
!. Embraced in proven Oil Field.
J. High grade oil carrying 25
per cent gasoline content and
40 percent fuel content.
!. Very Large Proven Field.
!. Land favorably located on
Kevin Oil Structure.
/. Land only one and one-half
miles from Refinery w i t h
gravity fall to refinery.
]. H. VOORHEES,,
Geologist and Petroleum
Engineer, Kevin, Montana
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
New Oil Firm
To Drill Field
Klein Landowners Pool Formed in
North District; Controls 500 Acres
West of Kevin.

Shelby, Sept. 19-The Klein Land
owners pool, common law trust, has
been formed to drill on land in the
western part of the Kevin-Sunburst
field. Robert Klein, Sr., Robert Klein,
Jr., and Walter Klein, all of Rolfe, Ia,
and Henry Christianson of Freeport,
H., are the incorporators.
The capital stock is announced at
100000. The Kleins control more
than 800 acres west of Kevin, in sec
tion 3-36-3w in addition to holdings in
section 5-34-4w and 19-36-3w.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
CUT CRUDE PRICE

Denver, Sept. 19.-The Midwest Re-
fining company and the Ohio Oil COM
pany today announced reduction of
25 cents per barrel in the price of all
crude oil purchased by those COM
panies throughout Wyoming and Mon
tana, except Sunburst and Mule Creek.
Kevin-Sunburst crude sells at 80
cents barrel, and no cut is made in
that price.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
is56" Petroleum To
Drill in Kevin Field

The "56' Petroleum company
are making arrangements t 0
drill a we'll on the north half Of
the nwA Of section 32-34-2 W,
this month. This test will be
south of the Shoshone group Of
producers a n d south Of the
Swartz- Kevin-Hurley producer.
If this southern test of the field
should prove successful it is re-
ported that this company will
drill several additional wells this
fall on their acreage in this part
Of the field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
GeouruphicuI Location.

Geographical Location.
The district under discussion
is embraced in sections 26 and 81
township 35 north range 3 west
and is in the northwestern part
of Toole county, Montana, on the
Coutts-Sweetgrass branch of the
Great Northern Railway.
Topography.
/ This district is o f a rolling
prairie nature with the land un-
der discussion being on the high
s4o's point in the immediate vicin'
ity.
The highest point on land un-
der discussion is 1861 feet above
sea level and is three miles east
of the sandstone escarpment of
the Kevin Oil Structure.
There is a relief to the east, Of
80 feet in one mile. A relief to
the south of so feet in Il miles.
A relief to the west of 80 feet in
one mile.
Strotegruphy.
There is 40 to so foot of glaci-
al drift and alluvium, laying on
top Of the Mowry member Of the
Colorado shale. About 800 feet
of the Colorado shale has been
eroded in the territory under
discussion leaving about $50 foot
of this formation. This shale is
dark grayish in color.
kootenui.
The Kootenai is fresh water
formation of the Comanchean or
lower cretaceous period. This
Kootenai consists of 420 feet of
varicolored shales with intermit-
tent stratas of light colored sand
stone. In this Kevin-Sunburst
field the red, blue and green
shale lay in sequent stratas from
the top with yellow shale at the
bottom. Most of the gas and
some Of the oil are found in this
formation in district under dis
cussion.
Ellis Formation.
In conformity with and lying
Immediately underneath h e
Kootenai fromation is the Ellis
formation of Jurassic age, The
upper half is fresh water for
consisting of gray sand
with alternating layers of black
5hale. The lower half of the Ellis
formation is h e black rotten
lime, Immediately underneath
this black lime is brown sandy
porous limestone, and it is in this
part of the Ellis formation that
most of the oil at Kevin-Sunburst
is found. This oil bearing, porous,
sandy limestone averages from
l5 to 80 feet in thickness. The
entire thickness Of the Ellis for
is 215 feet.
Madison Limestone.
Immediately underneath the
Ellis Formation is the white
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25

r. C.. Herd went over to Great
Falls Friday and returned Tues
day with his wife and little
dauo hter. Mrs Herd and daugh-
ter have been in Great Falls for
several week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Geological Reconnaissance
REPORT on the

North Half and the Southwest Quarter of the North
Quarter of Section 26 and the Northeast Quar-
ter and the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of Section u, all in Township IS North
Range West of the Montana Meridian, on the
Kevin Structure in Toole County, Montana. Same
Being embraced in the Kevin Producing Oil Field
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
By J. II. VOORHEES,, Geologia
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deep test wells being drilled nov
In the oil field under discussion
and one of them the Potlatch
Adams deep test just finished
drilling through the Madison lime
finding a good show of oil at the
lower contact of same and also
encountered million and one
half cubic feet of natural gas,
this discovery at the lower con-
tact of the Madison is conclusive
proof that the under lying for
nation or the Devonian carries
oil and it is the concensus of
opinion of the geologists and oil
fraternity that the Basic Pool of
oil in the Kevin-Sunburst field
lies in the Devonian formation,
Immediately underneath h e
Madison Lime a n d that the
migration Of the oil is upward
from the Mother Pool instead of
horizontal or lateral.
If such is the case the field un-
der discussion h a S the most
promising future for heavy oil
production of any oil field in the
Rocky Mountain Region.
Deductions.
There are two kinds of heavy
producing oil structures namely;
OIL DOMES.
Generally caused by the major
uplift of hugh igneous intrusions.
ANTI cLINALS FOLDS.
Caused by the fexing, folding
and buckling of the crust of the
earth back away from the igne-
Gus intrusions.
Both these structural cOndl-
tions exist in the territory under
discussion, the major uplift be-
ing the Sweetgrass Arch and
upon this major
uplift are numerous Anti Clinal
folds which makes this immedi-
ate territory a very promising
field for exploration.
Conditions.
The conditions for drilling any
place on land under discussion is
ideal, same being not far from
water used in drilling and only
mile from the Great
Northern Railroad and one and
one-half miles from the town Of
Kevin. Good country roads ex-
tend from railroad track to this
and.
The average depth to oil pro-
luction in the district under dis
is 1475 feet and most Of
The wells are completed in four
to five weeks.
There are two Pipe Line COM
Danies in this Kevin district both
oeing common carriers, so there
S no inconvenience in getting oil
% refinery as there is gravity |
all to the refinery from the land |
lnder discussion. There are two |
'efineries in this Kevin-Sunburst |
ield and one at Great Falls, one
it Kalispell, and one at Missoula,
besides one at Coutts, Alta, all
)eing within two hundred miles
# Kevin so there is no trouble
n disposing of oil once it is pro-
luced. The writer was talking
With the manager of the refinery
n Kevin this morning and he
aid he could and would use
louble the amount Of crude oil if !
le could get it and would pay a
)onus of 10 cents per barrel for
t. The other refineries at Sun
)urst and Coutts are advertising
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25

The Treasure State-Anderson
No. / NV sw Sc, section 29-35 1W /,
which was completed this week
at about l Ats feet, is rated as a
60-barrel we'll or better when
settled. This we'll is in the east
ern part Of the field in the Bitter
Creek group of producers.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Ferdig-Anderson No. z
Encountered Ellis Sand

The Ferdig-Anderson No. 2
NV Sc Sc, 3035-1w, which had a
very strong showing of oil at the
depth of 1880 feet, last week,
are drilling deeper with the hopes
of securing production in the
same sand production was secur-
ed in the Big West-Allen No 2,
one-half mile south.
There are four producers on
the Anderson tract and one gas
well. The Red Deer company has
two, Ferdig one and the Big
West one. The Spartan Oil COM
pany has the gasser estimated at
100000 feet.
Crumbly- y-McKnight- Corey No.
5 completed September 10 as
small producer, was shot twice,
from 1,465 to 1,475, once with 10
quarts and the second time with
so quarts of nitro. 1t is rated at
about 75-barrel we'll. The other
four wells drilled by this concern
had flush production of 3 $50 bar
rels a day. Settled production in
this field averages one-half the
flush. They have located the No.
6 we'll on w ne sw 4-34-2 west.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25
Consumption Of Crude Oil Passes Production
During Month Of July, Says U. 5. Survey

Not only in the general business
outlook industry gradually getting better basis
it is more sound fundamentally A. u Jelly Co., New York
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-09-25

Read Review Ads-It Pays
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
ES A VAKOK MAUD
LATNAK.

Tobias megvakult, de elfogott
agy halat es annak epejevel meg
kente az 8 vilagtaIan szem6t. Az
Ur pedig sz6lott;
Es a vakok maid latnak.
Ez isteni csoda volt. Mivel
hogy Tobias azonnal visszakapia
szemevilagat.
Aztan csak embcri csodak tor
tentek. Eek kisebbck, de nem-
kevesbbe meghatoak.
1929 ben, mikor a yak Braille
Lajos felfedezte dombormiives ira
sat, ismet feny gy,llladt a valSok
ejszakajaban. 8 AIT mondta:
- Es a vakok maid latnak az
ujjukkal.
Most pedig egy londoni orvos
a gepezete segitsegevel minden
irott es nyomtatott sz0vaget hoz-
zaferhet6ve tesz vakok szama-
ra, amennyiben a betiik hangok
alakjaban jelentkeznek.
A talalmany szerint mem lesz
sziikseg t0bbe Braillc dombormii-
venek irasara S vakok az ujsa.
gokat, kOnyveket, leveleket epp
ugy egyedul olvassak maid, mint
azok, a Xix latnak. Olvasnak
maid szem nelkiil.
,Csak belle ksll helyczni0k
konyvet vagy ujsagot a gepezet-
be, feltenni a fiilre egy kagylot,
mely telefon kagylohoz hasonla-
tos, a tobbit a gep elvegzi. Az a
gep seleniumb6l kesziil, egy vegyi
szerb6l, amelynek villanyos veze-
to kepessege minden masodperc-
ben yaltozik, aszerint, a mennyi
feny hull rea. Fla a fenyrezgesek
valtoznak, a nit azaltal erhet-
mex ell. hogy egy kis lampat tesz-
mex egy lyukacsos forgathato ko-
rong ala, kiilonboz6 hossznsagu $
kiilonboz6 valtozatu hangok ke-
letkeznak. melyeket a kagyl0 fel-
fog abban masodpercben, hogy
a feny athalad nyomtatvany be-
tHjen es tovabbit.
"A hallgat6 rendes zenei ska
lat hallja $ az egyes vagy ossze-
tett hangok megfelelnek az abe
egy-egy betiiihek Sz6val, ha a
yak megtanulta a zenei a-b-c-t,
minden k0nyvtar kinyilik el5tte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

szallast a gyermekszobaban az ur
Jezus Krisztusnak? A kis leany
SCENE felragyogott:
Oh, nagyon szivesenl Hiszen
.ezuska ajandekot hoz bizonyo-
san!
Es ha mem hozna ajandtko-
kat ? - kerdezte Scent Peter.
Akkor bizony be Sc ereszte-
mem - szolt "a kis leany. - Hi
szen a j6 .Jezuska ajandtkokkal
jar s amelyik iircs kezzel Jon, az
nom a jo Jezuska.
Scent Peter tovabb ment, bcal-
litott a varos legcl6kel6bb szallo-
jaba s megkerdeztc a portast:
S. Befogadnak-e az ur J6zus
Krisztust coy 6jszakara
= A vilagert sem - igv vala-
szolt portas. - Hiszen a vilag-
biro hatalmassae eok f6-f0 miniszta-
rel, akik a bekek0test csinaltak IS
az orszagokat szetvagdossak, lit
vannak most nalunk bizony ezek
a nagv urasagok mem merneneli
a JeZus Krisztussal szcmbe kcriil-
nj
Scent Peter tovabb mcnt S to-
vabb kerdez6sk0d0tt, de bizonv
minlcn embcr tudott valami okot
mondani, ami Matt meg cgy a.
szakara sem adhatott. szallast JG-
zus Krisztusnak: az cgyil embc"-
mex Sziik volt a lakasa, a mask.
max agynemiije mem volt, a has-
madTknak mar mas vendtge volt,
sz6val Scent Peter hiaba sz6longat
ia az embereket. A szallas-keres6s-
mex hat az lett a vege, hogy az e.i-
szaka szepen eltelt megvirradt.
Scent Peter nagy busan vissza-
ballaeott oda, ahol .Jezus Krisztus
az este az erd0 alatt leiilt az ut
szelre, de bizony az ur Jezus mar
mem volt oft /! Scent Peter megn6-
zegette a labnyomokat az MT pora-
ban Jezus sarujanak a nyomat
mem talalta = Blzonyosan vissza-
ment a mennyorszagba = gon-
1olta Scent Peter maeaban fell
szallott 8 is az 6gbe.
A vamszcdGk. akik az 3 hivata-
los hazuk ablakabol kilattak az
ultra az erd6re, csak ait lattak,
hogy ezen reggelen az utszeli err
dorol mem ugy szallott fel k0d,
ahogy maskor szokott felszallani.
hanem valahogy maskep.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

kivania Sket. Lafni es hallani. A
ket magyar zenesz: Szir,may Ll-
kacs es Lakatos Gynla Macy orom-
mel fogadtak ezt kitiintetesnek
is beill6 meghivast es sir6-rivo
hangszereikkel siettek is eleget
tenni nagyuri meghivasnak.
Henry Ford dearborni sziil6hA.
zaba vezettek a ket cigany nil
veszt, askik termeszetesen, mi
helyt muzsilsarol volt $40, mind
jart otthonosan is ereztek magu-
kat a fenyes es nagy uri kornye-
zetben. Szirmay Llkacs maga ele
helyeztc hiiseges baratjat, a elm
balmot, Lakatos Gyula meg nya-
kaba vette elvalaszthatatlan paj-
tasat, a hegediit es razenditettek
ARA "a magyar notara, hogy: =
"Csak egy kis lany van villa
gon. :" Az aut6kiraly clGreha-
Jolt szekeben szemmel lathat6
megillet6dessel figyelt banato-
san felzug6 hangokra. T0bb Sc
kellett a ket derek magyar nil
vesznek. Tiizes k6zzel gynjtottak
ra mindiart a masikra es Henry
Ford GO csztend0s labai vertek is
mar a taktust (erre pattogo rit-
musra, kogy: "V0ros bort titan
az este. :" Sc szeri, sc szama mem
volt mar az ezutan k0vetkez6 Bit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10
HENRY FORD MULAT.
Magyar ciganyokkal huzatott ma
ganak. - Magahoz 0lelte cim-
balmost. - OFT tartj oket maga-
nal.

Magyar miiveszek es magyar
zene ujabb Macy diadalarol adha-
tunk hirt olvas0inknak. Mem XII
sebb ember, mint Henry Ford, az
aut6kiraly lett figyelmes ket ma
eyar zenesziinkre. Xix Detroit
ban elnek, es szereny koriikben
nag yhirteleniil mem is almodott
dics6seg erte 0ket. Irast kaptall
a napokban, a melyben tudtul ad-
jak nekik, hogy Henry Ford latnl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-10

"a 49, 5 81. a. + u 3sc1s
Minthogy pedis szahalyozni le-
hat a lyukacsos korong forgasi
gporsasagat,, a yak .gyorsabban,
vagy lassabban olvashat, amint
kedye tartja. Maga betsszi a
nyomtatvanyt gepbe, mozgasba
hozza, s bark segitsege nelkHl
hallja AIT, a nit mi latva DIVA
sunk.
Vi csodalatos sz6zat hangzik fel
tehat a yalSok vigasztalasara. Az
angol tudos ezt hirdeti:
Es valSok maid latnak fiji.
liillkel.