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Smyrna times., 1911-07-26
Kent County, and State of Delaware.
Saturday, August 5, 1911
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. NJ,


On the premises, all that certain lot and parcel
of land with a two-StOry dwelling house and
other Improvements thereon, situated and lying
on the west corner of Alley and Highland streets,
in the town of Clayton, Kent County and State
of Delaware, bounded and described, to wit:
Beginning at a stake thirty feet from center of
Highland Street, in line of Alley road on north
side, thence, north forty (4O) degrees and fifty
minutes west t-parrellel with and adjoining High
land street. distance forty five (45) feet to stake
thirty (SO) feet from center of Highland rec:
and corner for lot number four, thence south
forty nine (49) degrees and thirty-two minutes
west distance one hundred and twenty-five and
one-half Q2215) feet, more or less, to a stake in
line of Baltimore & Delaware Bay Railroad Com
pany's lands, thence south eighty-three (S3) de-
grees and ten QO) minutes east parallel with
and adjoining the above railroad company s land
distance sixtyone (61) feet to stake, thirty feet
from center of Alley road thence north forty
nine (49) degrees and thiTty-twO minutes east,
parallel with and adjoining said Alley road, dis
lance eighty one and One.half $40 feet to a
stake at place of beginning, containing four
thousand five hundred and sixty eight square
feet of land mole or less.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-26

Subjects for ST. Paul Church next
Sunday as follows: 1890 a. m, "a
Cloudy Day and a Clear Sunset !"
Epworth League service 7.SO p. M,
followed by preaching, subject,
'Chronic Complainess. :"
Smyrna times., 1911-07-26

DIR. ]. S. Cobb took Mr.. ]. Cal
vim Smith to University of Penn
sylvania Hospital, Philadelphia,
Monday on the evening train to have
him examined. He has been quite
sick for several days and his symp-
toms were of such a nature as to
cause DR.. Cobb to think this course
advisable.
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srinfer : ;yiiriOrae.

Die Staot Melp gorf bat ioebel,
cine 8eboroe, auf @runo oes ibr
bier5u berliebenen Medtes, geidaf.
fem Die elm &oipital unb cine Snon.
itrie : @olonie in oos 2eber rufer
ioll, Der Srinfer auf eigenett 9ln.
trag ODER ben BON 5amilienmitgIie4
bern iopie oes &ontmiii1rs fiji
Mrmenpflege ODER Der 0ermaltungs.
beboroe oes 8enepue . 6oipita!s,
elmer B~fleseltdtte fir Srrlinnige,
iibermieien meroen fonnen. Oieler
neuen 8eborbe iino ale tpeget
Erunfenbeit @erbafteten gu iiberge.
BEN menigitens lit iie bon allcll
8erboftungen, Die ipegen Srunfeu.
belt erfolgeit, 81 unterrihten.
gs ban6elt iid Inn cine ginrid).
tung, NIT Der einnlal elm praftii1er
Beg eingeidlagep gu fem ideint,
uno ben mir 0arum Dem Stuoiunl
9erer empfeblen, beneli es III, CT.
men uirfliden ganebaren @eg 81,
fun 1T, auf Dem ben uebellt1noen
oes MISUNDERSTANDING, abgebpIfel,
meroen fam, uno Die nur, neil Tie
gangbare @ege nidt fenneir, oer
Trobibition nno oaerbono Mbartell
ces 8erbotes fir ane, oos @ort &c.
Den. 3pedlos mGre es, Die ii6er.
5eugen 81 tpouenL bic Janatifer CT.
ner ausgefliigeIten 9beorie fiil6,
ooer lie nertreten, neil iie bon SSsobr
9. &ofefeller oofu- beanbIt noer.
ben.
@s lit INNER faIid nno ultai,s.
fibrlidL Meniden bic 2ebnssc'
pobnbeiten berbieten ST. polIen, Die.
an iif barmlos, Die Mitte siuiidel
@enuB uno Beoiirfnis balten, TO-
longe oamit Wiemonoem fon5t ~
nabe setreten ipir6. 9iele Beriufe
boben gu nidts meiter gefibrt
als gu politiihem Croft. Sir ois
Holi5ei Der amsrifoniifen Staotc
iino tie Sabr5ebnte lang oas Mtttel
gefpeien, 8ribut fir Die 9i6tonrf.
fiibrung 81 erbcben, uno oieiet
Croft sing an Die iefpeilige oic
Staot beberrihenoe Maihine. Die
Re @efese bnben bas gauge @etr6n.
fegeidaft, Die Sabrifotion at Der
Spite, IN bic golitif setrieben, aIs
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1en ihrer forrulnptprenoen

ethen ibrer forrumpterenoen Sat-
toren @eiebborlageit iino polt 2e-
glslnturen unb @erorbnungen BON
@enleinoe : 8eripoltuneen einoe.
broft moroerl, nlo Inn lif) oofiir
be3oble11 5t loiien, oaB iie nidt poi
ilert muroen. ltuo felt Sobren miro
9emperen5 9eaen 2%iberaIitdt uno
Siberalitat gegeu Iemperena BON
ben aroBen @orporotionen aus9e.
ipielt, penn es iib oarum BAN
belt, onoere lnbequeme @eiete all
berbin6ern. Seute lit Die Sonobo-
buns Ser 8erbotsgeiese bereits Dol.
Zig gum 8ortpano eetporoen, init
Dem Bolitifer anoere 9inge errei-
! den molten. Die iiineite @ei6idte
glepelanos lit Dos bette 8eiipieI.
| limo 90 giebt es nur einen Mus.
meg. 9ie 8ebanoIuils oes Getrdn.
febonbels, hlie ieoes onhere @ez
id6ft, bas Der Mnfiidt beoarf. Die
Grlaubnis baau, abbangie oapon
oab es bon Dem @in5eGnen ODER oer
&orporationL Die es fiibrt niht
misbraudt miro. l1nb ebeniotpeniq
bon Dem, ser iif ieiner beoient.
, @iro es misbraudt, bann 5trafe
oafir. uno S1ue Ger @eiommtbeit
basesen. Mud Der Sdus Der So
mile eegen ben ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
gen Sdr,fer, uno Der S6ut beg
Saufers gegen iid fel6er.
@ber es lit gar fein @run6 bors
banben, tuarl,nt pegen etliher bune
bert Sdufer aebntauienoe berniinf-
tiee Meniden, Die ben @enub bon
Bier uno Wein mdBie iiben, 90.
ran eebinbert merben ioaen. 11nb
l1no nod nenieer elmer oofiir, iid)
Ser Mniidt, oas Jet cine @ufgabe 10
berer @ultlrr n,lo Elm 3eiden bot
gor5iielidfeit, oarltm a1auidIieBert,
neil Sobn 8. oas ourb feline be,
aablteu geiftliden @genten ul,o9 ei=
ne iubnentionierte Breiie berfunoen
laBt. So. & 49,
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Lokales.

5rieoensridter umi6eio bat
Den Snqueit beaiielid oes Sooes
bon 6. o.. 81. Campbell uno ieiner
ssrau beenoet. Sein 8er6ift laltet,
BOB er ni1t I'M Stonoe iei, poiitip 51
erfIarem wer Die berbangnisDonell
Sdiiie absefeuert babe. gr Tonne
rur erflaren oaB beioe burd 8iito-
lenibniie, Die elmer BON ibnen OBJ
feuerte, ibr Gnoe eefunoen battelt.
9onneritag nadt itiirate Der
berittene Boli5iit 9Dat NIT ieinelu
Bfero uno es tpnroe linn Der redte
Arm gebroden.
Die Maiter Builders @iiocia,
ton of Seras lit I'M Stforporie'
rung eingefommen. Die @eiell
fdoft befist fein Mftienfapital. Sn-
f%orporatoren lino: @. Sc. SoaD, 81.
g.. 2ongportbp un6 6. g. 2obin
Die Worriion Coffee Gompo.
ny bat Inn Snforporierung nodee-
iudt. Dos &opital betraet $40
600. Sntorporatoren iino: q. S.
Morriion, 80. 8. Yarbrougb uno 9.
Z. Briggs.
- MitsIieoer Der Steal gfta!e
grdautge boben beidloiien, Ser
Stobtrat gu eriud)en, oab er einen
HInn our gerihonerung Ser Stoot
onnebme un6 einen 2anoidaftsgart-
ner uno einen Mrhiteften anitene,
um BEN BIan 5ur Ausfibrung gu
bringen.
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Mettete iein 2ebem.

o8or 81 Sabren NOR id einem
idredli6en 2ooe nabe,~ idreibt $.
9. Martin, Sort Sarrelion, g. g..
n@er5te iagten i'd bate bieSbmino
iuht uno mein fdlimmer Suffer-
ihien bies 81 beItatigen. Sd Der
iuhte aIIes Moglihe, tpuroe bonn be.
item Mr5t IN Georgetown, g. g., be-
banbelt, Elm Sabr lang. @aes boil
nihts. Gin Sreuno riet 81 n9r
Sings Stem Discovery. Sd Der.
ludte es, un6 prlroe e~oaitdnoie ae.
BELT. Sd beroanfe oieiem Mittcl
mein 2eben." @s lit garantiert fir
Suften, grf1ltungen un6 ale Gals.
gnt5inbingen. SOC un6 $t.00.
9robeflalhe fret. Sci alien Drug.
aifteu.
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Die Gbrenidnlb.

Beter &olegger er5ablt in ieinein
neueIten n9eimgarten" folgenoes
Gelbihtben aus Dem 2eben: sd
claude nift, oaB mid Der Sbertne
genielir angelogen bot, obi6on oie-
Sahe einem netten NopeuenItoff-
den gleiht. gs banoelt iid nm Ell.
men rnfiiihen Stu6enten iinb nm Ell
ne 5piellhulb. Ser Sberia-
eenieur non emit i'm 8olptednifunl
NIT einem ruiiiiben Stuoenten be.
fannt gemoroen NIT Dem er zines
Cages cine @ebirgspartie madte.
Sic muroen In elmer MIpenbitte ein-
geihneit uno trieben gum 3eitper-
treib elm anfangs 3abmes, almdblih
iharfesSafaroipiel. Ser 3uiie, obne-
BIN BON eraentriidem @eien ipielte
iif in Die 2ei6enl6nft uno peripieltc
an oen Eehntfer iiebenbnnoert Gull
ben. CT moute MEDITERRANEAN, ober
Ser Tehnifer balf inn niht mebr.
Sn Die Staot auriidgefebrt, peripraf
Der &uiie, feline Spielihulb in 5tpei
Eosen gu be5ablen. Mber arn 5pei-
ten Gage borte ser Ee1nifer bon
aoaesen, bob Der Muife gana I'M.
beimlih beritort iei uno lih einen
8ebolper %gefauft babe. Wan elalt-
be, ooB er bic Spieli6ulo nidt peroe
5ablen fonnen. Dos beunrubigte
meinen 9ednifer. Ser bate Die
Shulo ia ber5lid eerne nahgcieber,
aber Dos gebt nibt, oas fam lidj
fem Spieler eefaaen laifen, Spiet.
iduloen iin6 ia Die unperbridIid)-
item gbreni1uIoen un6 Der iiber-
ipannte M1iiie niirbe i'm OBJ oes
5himpfens Der Shenfung geforoert
baben. 9a fiel Dem Ee6nifer ETH
Wittel elm, UNI Die Code gu beglei-
den uno ben Spielgegner Dor
Selbitmoro gu bemabren. Selbit
beiaB er ben getrag nift, aber pr
nabm aus Der 2aoe ieines 8aters
iiebenbun6ert @nloen uno ifidte iie
per Boit benz Muiien inter einem
glaubbaften 8ortpono, als bon Ieitcn
|eines 2anosmonnes, Der BON Oct
8erlesenbeit beg Shuloners gebort
babe. = MittIerpeiIe fommt Elm
Diener in 8eroaht, aus Der Babe
bes gaters iiebenbunoert @uloeli
entrpenoet 81 baben. Ser Sobn =
mein 9ednifer = min idlihtet1, Der
8ater moge NIT Der llnteriuhung
BEG 9ieners nur nod einen Sag
parten. Bis oabin piro er ia ben
bermiBten 8etrae in Die 2aoe praf-
ti5ieren, neil ct bod bon benz gu!-
len nun Die 8e9leiflng Der Spiel-
fdnlb e~riuartet. Sieie aber ber5o-
gerte iid, uno zines Cages beiBt &c,
Der ruiiiihe Stuoent lei perreiit
60 bat mir Der Tefnifer, Der mitt-
lerpeile ldngft Sberingenicur se-
tporoen NOR, er5ablt. @ie er nit
ieinem Batter auf gIei6 fam unb Ole
l1niAulo bes Gieners r~ettete, oob
peiB id) ni6t. Ser ruliiide Stu,
bent NIT ieiner ebreniGulo lit ME
| tpieoer geieben tporocn.
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s a 3.

@enerolantualt Stgbtfoot II
Auitin bat iein @uta6ten 6abin al.
gegeben, BOB Die Worfisenoen oel
Gtootsfomites Ser Mrobibitionilter
u. Ser Mntiprobibitioniften II. ebenif
aud Die 8oriiBenoen Ser gountpfo-
mites Neriat ooriiber ablegen mil
fen, iuas iie an gampagne : Get
bern eingenommen uno ausgegebe.
baben. 4
Gbeb @iuioms, Ser @oriisen
be 6es oemofratiiden Stoatsfomi
ties, Elm entihieoener Mnti Bro.
bibitioniit lift, erfl6rt iid) pl0slid fin
Elm @efes, oaB Ben @ertauf alfobol
baltiger @etrdnfe nur in unange.
bro1enen @ebinben erloubt uni
1as Erinfen Der @etr1nfe an Der
Dn, an benz iie berfauft tperoen
berbietet. @ir glauben faum. baf
4err Wiaiams unter utrfliden Mn'
ti-probibitiouiften @nflang NIT bic
Ter Soee finoet.
ScSn Mctoria fan0 cine Ml0er.
men : MobI fiat. 3mei Mitglieoel
oes gta6trats, Oscar Sfoog uni
Mog Snnobop, batter reiigniert UNI
es muBten Nobfolger fir iie en-
tu1bIt fper6en. Gep1blt muroer
ScsnInes 9. Carroll uno CHARLES q
Ghud9ert.
ginen merfpiiroigcn 8or.
fmIag bnbeu Die Brobibitioniiten it
Gan MngeIo ben 6ortigen @nti.
Nrobibitioniiten gemadt. l1r
iprineIih botten Die Bros Die Mb.
fidt, iofort cine 2ocaI Option @ahl
IN @5e1e gu fesen, iest moIlen fe
eth Sobr tparten, ipenn Die Mnti's
berfpreden ih 6artn Der ginfil-
ring Der Brobibitiolt niht at tpi6er.
Seten. gs beiBt, bic anti's polltei
6ieieti merftpiir6igen 8orihlae h
erindeuag aieben.
-@uf merfwiiroige @etie lit EN-
In be- @egen6 boft IaIeitine mol.
member 6dt1ner Namens q. s. SUIT.
d3isfon nin's 2eben gefommen. 81
bdftt HeIrR @Gime urto 9iiide, Oh
Ii ~ gtdbe Ser Sen5 ftanoen, Gus
66fo64 Dabei mar elm 8aum Il
unoIidliG ouf i'm gefaIen, oaB el
feiuen Gals gegen ben Orbit oel
Gen5 preBte u16 i'm eritidte. @ls
feline 6nmilie tim fano, mar er be,
reitS tot.
Sn Der @egeno BON gaIopcl
bot fib elm geuiiier S. 6. @pett eint
f6tuere Werlesung 5uge8ogen. 81
frsbr auf Ieinem nit grennbols be.
Io6eneT @oger, oIs er iih, beim @n'
Ssben Der 3igeI, ben gubogen or
benz &oI3 itieb. Ser Gdmera tuei
10 qroB, oaB Wpett obnm6dtie
ipur6e un6 bonn @agen berunterfiel
Dobei pertpidelten fif feline S6not
IN ben 8iiseIn un6 er puroe ei,t'
Gtrede melt seidleift. Mud einl
6oS cine @agenrao iiber ieir,
Bruff uno feline Shulter bin.
5m Mirebile 9otel gu 9aI,
Ins, nnbe benz Union 8abnbof boi
H@ Elm Wnnn erfhoiien, bon ben
mon onnimmt, bob er Elm 9etpiiIei
8. Durnnir aus Stem Orleans mar
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DIE, iunser 5reunol gaentpeit tper-
ben iid Dor Sbnen Die Gore ser
3ufunft offnen! geriaumen sic
ni6t, linn Sbre @ufnartune gu
madenl Im beiten tits, Sic ertpar-
ten i'm einmal Deg Mbenbs nod
Der 8oriteGune i'm gfci6sbanen-
Sbeater. Das lit elm Mannl Ssh
boben i'm perfamt an ienem tru-
buloien @beno in Der uSpringen-
ben Miin5e", aber i6on 8eiiereu
lit oas Coos oes 8efanntper6ens
8~usefanen! Gum geiipteI Silicon
benz Gerber, einem alten &omer,
ben elm S6erbengeri6t in Die @ii-
ite trieb. unb audi 8rutlis mar elm
ebrenperter Monn" -
Nortiesun1 folot.)
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observation-disclosures.

Gbas. Weder. Werdnberunseu, MkI
mo Ctr; 500.
Mrs. q. g9eber. arbaiten. @pomiul
Ctr; $50.
8. 8. Siuser. gord, Craig gIaee
$500.
Gm Autonio 8reiping aHoeiation
@arn9e, GRAFTON Ctr; $3.50.
Sohn StaIip, Shuppen, II. Ctr.
365.
6reo. s. Gauft. Bobubaus, Srorib.
Ctr; $1,000.
Otto sHiFpf, M~eparatur, Some,
Nbe.; $3.50.
8rdrI Ssabts, Bobnbais. Geot
Ctr; $3.50.
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Gin COB in gerlen.

Bon Meb. S. 5tubenboI, gaiion,
So. in Mnerfennung bon Or. Sings
0eue 2ebenspiIlen:
Sic iinb 10 n0tig Der Geiunbbeit,
&oItet fie }tets i'm Sauie bereit,
8eriudtet SIR anoere bersebens,
Nebnnt Or. Sings Binen beg 2e'
bens.
Mur 25e BEL allen 0ruagiften.
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: Sn @oterburp &

Sn @aterburp, Connecticut.
iino an einem unb emielben Gage
Die beioen biditen 2eute Der Staot
~seitorben. sic bieBen Carl s. Gen.
moltr uno Soiepb Gin. Der einc
tpar al, Der onoere 3S Sabre oft.
sic iparen Shudger. Sober iuoa
iiber 400 9funb.
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Soge, 0u tpeiBt Elm Gebeinl.
nis, unb bu bait es fdou balls Der.
rnten.
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lor ne spolN q DoDDmg upo1 to
waves WaeS4 - M1oer1r pc
White headed pe11tan pouch n
tmul1et. and thnt NH hawk stusgsa-~
iupward with his no0ndeF1ng load he
snafched from che water
See the beautiful launches. spack
End span. wxh hampers and lockers
bullying with refreshments. both solid
and hQaid. ready Tor cruise upon tn
beautiful surface Take ont your feld
glass and sweep the river from
Orz10ad bridge 70 Ponce PARK
lsgft house chen SAP whether the
il Halifax Sn> thing o. beauty and
Il q JOY forever. and one Of the modern
wonders
II II. Ereh.n@;rrrx p;~&,,--<ru~ R;ac.
Il
Il
Il Ridgawocd avenue IS upon the cres
OF broad ridge. straight as the CROW
ines ana the VIDE spreading branch
Is q me hezvy&runkeo hFe OAKS ex
tend their Esanf arms acr0ss the mag
n1fzcenl y-sea. forming an arch. and
fr0m these extended arms great fes
tO0Es q Spanish moss sway as ths
trade Winds from the uUp5c SEQ
tan them Looking straight ahezt
! down this white shell street one hal
the impression Of fairy path Wiz
-6kn draperies. but as ron movt
J k0ng and cast an eye first TO ths
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lt-,-+ sars~s,xs,,. -ax+;r--
{E See tErfa SfssfanTur leaf of rms, gram,
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For esery Ss1W With spare zoo
Der there S bunny ready 90 come
and accept y01r Ent- he Win szf DOH
uTraghr and kna~ into the NEST
casting fu-tIve. saucy saances af you
EaeanwhHi
FloEers- Usually fresh and boom
ing the year round. you are remind
/ ed OF Goldsmith 5 cO1plee where
Smiling spring IT'S earliest visit paid
Ind summers lingering blossoms
/ are deaayed-
In one ya,u roses Of verasated hues
predominant; another household has
penchanr Tor the p0anceSfa and tne
premises are aflames another = hid
cen IN . jungle OF tail cane VARIETY
IS the spice OF life and here IS where
ron find Il
/ The Dlros TIT n. and Win their
JOYOUS notes help to give futfness
and symmetry to the picture
As Tor FRUITS, choice citrus fruits
Dzytona vzens the PALM to none FOL
4 quality and quantity per acre There
i <re scores OF citrus ErCves IN pFOx
unity to the city. branches bendfne
to me earth with their burdens q
luci0us golden globes, which fOz
beauty. prCfIScacy and an desirable
qualities would truly astonkh you-
The Fastest Autos and The FTnes1
Il Out
lf The seventh world wonder, do y0s
ask. Come. whether from MisSour
or From Maine. from Kalamazoo o,
Tmbucto, and you Nil be shown
Here is where the worlds record 70
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LAKE HELEN

Surrounded By several pr<xfy lhles
.zad ksEded BY lofty pine trees Is
LIKE Helen. > winter resuwt Of no
little impcEtzrr< Camp C1ss,dz<1,
spanfzalizai@ e>mp ground IS sin
sfed ner Lake HeIen and IT his
pi1ce severzl hundred people make
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-02

Problem: ship starts from a point
c" and sails \. 35 degrees w. three
uiles to g." when it is equally dis
ant from a point p" directly north
rom C and a point "A" directly
west from CO 1t then continues in
the same direction one mile farther to
-. wren 1t is on a straight line
drawn from ~ to b" How far Il
t Trom "A" to &C.?
II the figures submitted by L. L. C.
Of Chester are correct, he is by all
means 10 be recommended for the
prize offered by Ancient Mariner. .
i not, there is still a chance for am
bilious mathematicians. His method
is al that could be asked, and Is
neatly stated in terms of analytical
geometry His algebra awkward for
Iypesetting machines. may be sum
married.. He takes as his *" the base
of the small right triangle lying west
of the point designated as "E, and
his y" is the altitude of the similar
small triangle lying north of that
point. The triangles being similar, a
prorortion is given, and the fact that
square Plus the square of a known
quantity. and square plus the square
Of another known quantity, yield equal
sums. establishes q relation between
and y. Reducing the Two equations
To oae, he obtains an equation of the
fourth degree: fourth power, plus
"a cube. plus into b square
,ess -" square into square. minus
30 "a into b" square x, minus 256
"A" square into b square, equals
zero. His "a" is the sine and ID"
the eosine of IS degrees, and the real
values may now be substituted.
Now comes the crucial question Of
aeeuracy 70 forestan carping the
Ancient Mariner has sent in a sup
Elementary statement in which he
says: Il think it would be well Ito
ward off possible objections from any
stickler) to state that this problem,
though stated with conditions of ocean
surface, is not intended to involve
spherical trigonometTy, but to regard
the surface as plane surface. The
warning would have been more need
full If il had not been for that fatal
equation of the fourth degree. Refine
ments of accuracy have no place # a
problem is d sticker. e. l.. g. used
NcWtcn'S method of approximation,
but there are several variant methods
by which the equation can be solved
to any required degree of accuracy.
He used four place tables for HIS data
and gets AC, the required distance,
equal to 1891 miles Are Gre any
! objections? 1t does not quite meet
the rigorous test of actual siuaring
but however far the approximation is
carried there would always bt a dis
parity. The first four figures hre GER
tainly right; what does the lciass il
mathematics say to the fifth3 Unless
some eager rival can demonstrate that
l.. Should be a or a .. Ancient Mar
IN rs" prize seems TO have. en fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-02
is ALGEBRA A FAILURE?
collss Graduates are Frequently
ijlpiess Before Equation of Fourth
Cpree.

| algebra as taught in schools and
celeges inadequate for settling
snail matter like the Whereabouts o
ancient Mariners" stout ship, stil
anchored off the coast while the navi-
alton experts are working up hel
Observed bearings? The struggle OF
the amateur mathematicians has bee
for en- easy equation. Every con
ceivable geomericaI trick has been
played in the hope Of evading the
painful task of graphing with
fourth power. Algebra, 1t seems, stops
with quadraties; the rest is higher
mathematics" or small print in tn
appendix, The goat problem revealed
several awkward holes in the ordinary
mathematical education; here, 1t
seems. another and an ugly one gapes
open. Even college graduates Who
have taken the required mathematics
have been observed to throw up their
hands ut a proposal to solve hi8hcl
equations and are unfamiliar even
with the rough and ready device of a
graphical solution. TO formulate the
equation is easy enough, though some
have managed it more scientifically
and directly than others. But there
the door shuts abruptly; it is the
painful fact that Of all the answers
submitted only one is a true solution
and that comes from civil and cleo
trical engineer. il may be hoped that
no examining body viii be malicious
enough u put Ancient Mariners
problem on an examination paper. 1t
runs as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-02
Panar Gliders.

an amazingly clever little glider may
be made of piece of reed or cane say
FIVE inches in ength, and a sheet of writ
ing paper, With a. pair Of scissors cut
two planes, ore three by one inch and
the second twp by half an inch. You
twill also need a vertical rudder one inch
square. Round off the corners slightly
and glue the Flames at each end of the
stick and exacly on level. Now fasten
the rudder at light angles to the planes
beneath the lager plane. If it dips, the
front plane is too far forward, while il
it rises too qukly the front plane must
be brought baci.
The paper elders form an excellent
kindergarten preparation to the study OF
aviation, leading UP to the construction
of large model elders. You will thus
gain a skill in adjusting the planes and
fixing the centers Of gravity and of pres
sure, which will prove valuable later ON
The possibilities OF glider building come
as Il surprise to the Iavnan in such mat
tiers. fascina Ing field Of eN-
pertinent is opened by combining the
slinTshot principle with the ordinary
glider. The speed with which one car
launch glidcr from the hand is. Of
course limited. Use small strand OIL
rubber to launch the planes, and the in
creased speed will not only length The
flight surprisingly. but make possible {
really remarkable spectacular flight. \
small glider may be made to return Il
the starting point or even loop the lool
two or three times before touching thu
ground. BY simple adjustment Of thu
planes these curves may be varied in
defintely.-St. Nicholas.t