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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-14
Shipping News.

Bangor, Me, May i3.-Arrived: Sohoon-
ers Charles E. Wyman. Hudson river:
Lettie Beard. Camden. Sailed: Schooner
Catherine. Boston,
Portland, Me, May 13.-Arrived Steam
or Aagot (Nor1, Dalhousie n r..
schooner Mary +. Smith. Bailey Island
Sailed: Steamer Easington Br), Parrs-
bofo, n. $; +. J. Lisman, Newport
News.
Boston, MAY l9.-Arrived: Schooners
Neva tBrD Bear River. N. s.: Edwin Il.
Hunt, Port st. Joe Fla; Samuel W,
Hathaway, Mobile
Sailed: Schooner Little Ruth, clarks
Harbor, n. S.
Boston, May l9.--Artlved; schooner
Daniel Bailey, Graselh Y. J.. Malcolm
Baxter Jr., Philadelphia; Henry With
ington, do.
Sailed; Schooners Mercedes CBrD,
Clements Port. NJ s: Omaha, DiGby. n,
8; st. Anthony (Br). Port Greville. n.
s.. Jessie Ashley d}rD. Maitland, \. s.;
A. ]. Sterling ORB. t.atonville, N. -;
Edward Trevoy, Mount Desert. Me.
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IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter of the application of The
Prudential Insurance Company OF
America for the requirement of its
capital stock for the benefit of its
policyholders.
Order fixing hearing on Application for
appointment of Appraisers
1t appearing to the Court that The Pru-
Dental Insurance Company of America
has heretofore filed its ddly. verified pe-t
tition from which it appears that the
said petitioner is stock life insurance
corporation, Incorporated by the state OF
New Jersey, and that the Board of Di-
rectofs of said Company have determined
that il would be conducive TO the well
rare of the corporation and in the inter-
estS of the policyholders thereof to
change the corporation from "A stock life
Insurance corporation TO a mutual life
insurance corporation, and said Cor
poration now applying to the Chancellor
to appoint two or more disinterested per-
sons to appraise the value of the capital
stock of the said corporation, and also to
appoint one or more counsel TO represent
the policyholders before such appraisers
and in such further proceedings as may
be taken under or in pursuance or said
petition. .at
1t is. therefore, on this twenty-second
day of April A. D. 1913 ON motion OF
Edward y. Dufiield, solicitor of said PEE
titioner, ORDERED that said application
be heard by the Chancellor at the State
House In the City OF Trenton on the
tenth day of June, 1913, at ten thirty
thereafter as counsel can be heard, at
which time and place the Chancellor will
hear all parties in interest who may then
appear
1t is further ordered that notice of
such hearing shall be given to the Com
missioner of Banking and Insurance of
this State by serving copy of this order
upon him within fifteen days from the
making thereof. and that notice OF said
application be given to the stockholders
OF said corporation by mailing copy of
this order to each Of said stockholders at
his postotiice address the same ap-
pears upon the books of the said cor
poration within fifteen days from tue
date hereof: and that notice of said APP
plication be given to the policyhol3ers
of the said corporation by publishing a
copy of this order in one OF more news
papers printed and published in the capt.
tai of each and every State of the United
states in which the corporation does
business, and in "A newspaper printed and
published in the cities of Edmonton,
Alberta Victoria, British Columbia.
Winnipeg Manitoba; Fredericton. New
Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia, Toron-
To- ontario; Quebec, Quebec: and Regina,
Saskatchewan, in the Dominion of Cana-
ia, once week for at least four weeks.
the first publication 10 be made within
ease 10 newspaper is published IN the
capital of said States of the United
states, then said publication may be-
made in Il newspaper having u general
circulation within said states,
r. f. WALKER.
pr.,0-rnay7- 14-2l-2S
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Steamer Katahdin Burns After
Sensational Race to Save Grew.

Tuesday morning, and ii was O'Clock
when people on the 3hore saw flames
burst from her upper works While she
was we'll out in the lake The steam
er was proceeding slowly toward the
East outlet with a large raft of logs
in tow. II is not known exactly how
the fire caught, but il is supposed 70
have Started about the funnel.
+, The flames gained Roadway with
amazing rapidity. The crew was call
ed to quarters but the upper works
were soon a roaring furnace and moths
ing could be done toward checking
the fire. Casting off the raft which
he was slowing, Capt. Robinson headed
for the. shore opposite the Nelson
farm.
$50. Race with Wealth.
Then began the grim race for
death with the crew huddled well for.
ward and grimly measuring the dis
lance to the shore and the ever in
creasing heat from the angry tongues
of fire which leaped high above the
smokestack. The flames were roaring
within few feet of the pilot house
but capt. Robinson stick To the wheei
and yard by yard, the distance To .he
shore and safety was decreased VI
length the PROV of the steamer graz
ed on the beach ana the crew leaped
TO dry land. In an incredibly short
time, the Katahdin had burned to the
waters edge and nothing was left OF
the steamer save a smoking hulk
Officials of the Coburn Steamboat,
Co said. Tuesday. that they had not
decided whether or not an effort would
be made Ia rebuild the steamer The
loss is partially covered b. insur
ance The burning of the Katahdin
at this season. just as the summer
rush of tourists is about to begin at
Moosehead, will be seriously felt by
the company. The summer schedule
will be re-arranged. however. and the
service will be maintained by other
company steamers.
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new sheriff WIS made, Saturday morn
ing, when Deputy Wood captured Mi
nard Dunn in an alley NAY near Inc
rear Of the Globe hotel ON French
street, in the act OF running with
three quarts and three half-pints Of
whskey iii his arms Minard Was
taken before the municipal court eli
the charge of Illegal transporting ana
was sentenced to pay q inc of $td6
and serve GO DAYS in jail. lie appealed
end furnished bonds 10 the amount of
500 for his appearance at the supreme
court in September.
/ In the city directory Dunn is down
rs a laborer and his residence is given
al the Globe hotel.
( The wireless couldn't have been
WORKING very well, Saturday, for the
ioficers We're on the scene before any
zone suspected their coming. Sheriff
tO'Conneli intimated that working the
wireless" is going to be a dangerous
pastime while he is in office. Ii eVi-
dence of anyone notifying an alleged
liquor dealer that the deputies have
started out on Il search can be fouad
the sheriff will proceed to prosecute for
obstructing an officer in the performs
snce of his duties
Ne regular liquor squad has been or
ganized by the sheriff yet. and he viii
use what men ate available when ig.
needs them. Asked il he intended t"
appoint any deputy to tal2e Charge 81
this branch of tine work ti5o sheriff eE-
pressed the opinion that @niie me re-
mains sheriff he vail have charge Of e
himself.
II is olIfta nosSihlt. that There Wili lie
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Portland Lodge of FI1s has
voted to donate $l6u To The families %
the four men Whe los, their likes
when Randall & MeAliistcr's coal
barge overturned off Great { hebeagu
Island. last Friday. hat collection
was made at tile Elks home. Monday
evening, and SIS was collected lots
lowing the collection the members yot-
ed tn give the families al the uni"f-
tunate victims sligo,
The Portland schooner. Cora Y.
Cressey. CAPTAIN Alfred ". Frost is
out for speed honors and accordin~
te word received. Tuesday. she ma,i,
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Greenvlle. May 13.-Tne steamer
Katahdin, queen of the Coburn Steam
boat Cos. fleet on Moosehead, caught
fire while we'll out in the lake, early
mass of flames, she raced for the
shore to save the lives of the ten men,
bers of the crew, who We're power
less to check them. The Katahdin
was towing a large raft of logs to the
East outlet, and, casting. them adrift,
she commenced her race with death
as soon as it was seen the fire was
beyond control. As the prov. of the
steamer grounded on the pebbly shore,
the members of the crew leaped to
safety. The steamer was. burned to
the waters edge and, save for the low
er portion of her hull, is a total loss
Built 20 Years Ago.
The Katahdin was built some %
years ago at Greenvilie and was the
finest equipped and largest steamer
on any inland water in Maine. Dur
ing the summer Season she was used
TO carry passengers To and. from
Greenville and the Mt. Knee House
half way up the lake. She sNas com
manded by capt e. J Robinson. 4
veteran Moosehead Lake skipper and
the commodore. of. the ..Coburn feet
here. =.
Last fall the Katahdin was not
hauled out of the water but was al
lowed TO remain frozen in the ice all
winter. AS soon as the lake opened to
navigation. this spring, she COM
menced towing RATS OF logs from va
rious points about the shores 10 the
East outlet. Later on, il was intend
ed to withdraw her from this work
and put her on the regular summer
passenger route between here and
gKineo.
The Katahdn made an early start,
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Bangor in Grip
OF a Real DrOuth.

Bangor, Me, MAY 13.-Bansor is in
the grip of its only real drouth in
many years. 1t is strange and un-
natural condition for this city which
has always prided itself upon the fact
that in the years of yore there have
been periods Of enforcement Many Il
man can remember back in 1883, when
there was a State conStabulary anu an
effort ut enforcement of the prohibl-
tory law in this city. They can bring
to their minds eye mental photo
graphs of Geo. III. Hartman and
Theodore Mayvlle, then members OF
said state ':onstabulary. racing about
Exchange street, Broad street the
D,vils half acre and other places ~
equal local note en- quest of the demon
rum.
The first liquor seizure under the
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which have required adjustment there
have been frequent and spirited differ
ences of opinion, but these differences all
had reference to the subject matter un-
der consideration and involved no per
sonal feeling We close our wear of
work. leaving behind rs no scars to be
healed and no wrongs OF insults to be re-
venged on the part of either side In
brief our relations are those of peace
and friendship. To the officers who have
been associated with me ] wish TO extend
my earnest thanks for the intelligent and
loyal support they have so ably and Will
finSiy given me. and in passing let me-
add that they are also deserving Of Your
unstiHed thanks for Their! unsclGsh de
VOtion to our cause
Respectfully submitted.
j. J. GOYbE, Grand President
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steadily progressing and the new sani-
tarium viii soon be under way. The
$1,000 check sent by the Carnegie Cor
pCration turns out to have been a cler-
ical error SO far as immediate use is
concerned, but hope is entertained
that permission will be given to ex
pend the money at this time when it
is so much needed. instead of waiting
until $4,000 is raised. Quite likely "A
more modest building will be erected.
and then ii becomes a question what
To do with this $Iaaa check. An appeal
viii he3 made te the officials of the
Carnegie Corporation 10 allow the as
seeiation to use il when il will 10 the
most good and a vote TO that effect
was passed at the meeting
David Thurstcn, who was perhaps
The oldest man III Calais. died at his
home or North street. on Monday
morning. after brief illness. MIR.
EhnrstoH had reached the advanced
age of 81 years and up-to within a few
years was a remarkably vigorous man.
Some FIVE years or more ago, while re-
turning from a trip to the country
the team in which he was riding was
struck hr a Washington county eX~
press train at what is known rs the
Hans IN crossing and Mr.. ThurstGn
w4s painfully injured. He recovered,
however. thanks to his remarkable Vi
tality, and was able to attend TO work
about his premises up to within a
short time of his death. He was Il
lifelong Democrat and always took
gn active part in the work of the
party organization. II" Was We'll
lnawn throughout the county and was
respected by large circle OF friends.
He is survived by a family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-14

John II. OHara, Boston, Mass: Daniel
Teehan, Worcester, Mass; Peter Noll,
Nashua, y. H.; John f. Hassett, Fitch
burg. Mass; z. j. Norton. Portland, Me,
COMMITTEE ON GOOD OF THE Olt-
DER:--John Harper, Newport, VT;
James Dawson. Concord. y. H.: A.
Hemingway, Boston. Mass; Leon c.
Ford, Lowell, Mass; c. W. Corliss, Do
YER, \. H.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE:-W. L.
Richardson, Haverhill Mass; Frank
Roderick WaterVile, Me; II. +. Hatch,
Lynn, Mass; l.. II. Downing, Aver,
Mass; Frank NJ. Woodward, Brunswick,
Me-
COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTION
3. j. REILLY, Portland. Me: Geo. L. Cor
man, Salmon Falls, Me; Fred Willeutt.
Lawrence. Mass; James Reilly. salem.
Mass; w. H. Martin, Pittsfied. Mass.
COMMITTEE on RITUAL:-W. j.
Boynton. Gloucester, Mass: e. II. Grant.
North Berwick, Me; owen T. Courtney,
Worcester, Mass; samuel Evans, North
Adams, Mass; p. Mahoney, Lawrence,
Mass
COMMITTEE ON NEXT CONVEX
TioN:-Jamcs Carroll Wobuin. Mass. (;
NJ. J. Daley, Boston. Mass; owen +.
Courtney, Worcester, Mass; james T..
Courtney, Troy. n. Y.
COMMITTEE ON GRIEVANCES
Patrick Mansfield. Lexington. Mass. !;
Thomas shapley. Waltham. Mass; MI
chael Regain, Boston Mass. IL b. He
bert, Salem Mass; +. j. Falvey, " or
cester, Mass; Lewis j. Murphy, frovi-
denee r. |.
The meclinn adinllrrAd FOR aiIn1r- =. Z
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explicitly stated in the case Sterling
rs. Cumberland County, 9lst Me-, Page
ZIG. in which the court holds that the
COMPENSATION is as follows. To ~ts
-riwo dollars a day and six cents
mile 70, travel and also incidental eA-
penses that are just and proper, ana
th,. county commissioners re made the
arbiters To determine the Whole matter
ana order payment from the treasury.
These are all the fees allowable for
sneh services.
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Not S. Day for
Liquor Deputies.

lewiston. ME, May 1s.-Thc edict Of
the county commissioners of Andre
seoggin has been issued-the liquor
deputies can he paid only s. a day in
AndroseogGin county.
As directN applying To this deeis-
ion The following is stated in the let
ter al announcement;
THE fees of liquor deputies are more
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April &c, 1913.
o1iee OF Treasurer, Eastern Branch, N.
IL y. " 3. National soldiers, Home,
Maine, and there opened al LILO A. Nj.
May % 1915 for 500 tons Bitufninons
Coal: 1850 tons Anthracite Coal, egg size.
275 tons Anthracite Coal, range size; de-
liverea in cargo lots alongside Home
Wharf at Randolph. Maine, for diseharg-
ing coal al Home Wharf at Randolph.
Maine; for transportation of coal from
Home Wharf (shed) ut R2ndoph, Maine;
wear commencing July |, 1913. in, accord
ance with instructions and specifications.
copies of which with blank proposals
can he had upon application to Major A.
L. Smith. Treasurer. mayi2-li7if
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The Delegates.
Boston Division, No. I.

Geo n Butler, Woodsville. \. H.;
John Bowe.. Greenfield. Mass; John +.
IIassett, Fitechbnrg,, Mas H., =. Mahoncy,
renee Mass; John r. Glemon, Gardner,
Mass. w. +. Richardson. Hagerhfll,
Mass l.. s Downing, 81 Nef Mas; NJ.
Hemingway, Dorchester, Mass James
j. Carroll. Woburn, Mas; Thomas shan
ley. Waitham, Mass; Patrick Mansfield,
ILeXinston, Mass !, j,,o I9aH f oiHara
f Berwick Maine w. Lima Lar > o 81 3;
Johnsbury, VT; Joa1n -. sullivan,
Greenfield Mass. Michael J. I,eayitt
Fitchbnrg Mass; Michae Elm. Noit6
Andover Mass: \. :. Patch Lawrence
Mass. ". y. Johnson. Gdtaaer. Mass. j:
Jeremiah GoughnllIin, laT,,t.biii. Mass j;
J. Walsh. Dorchester, Mass; J. j. Flynn
Boston. Mass: james Water Reading
Mass; John Murphy, Malt445n, Mass..
Frank 1Iawes, Salem. Mas. Joseph e'rih
NIeehan Boston, Mass John J. Kfl4ihcr
SomerVille Mass.
Lowell, Mass. Division, No. 2.
Iohn II. Hickey, LoweI. Mass. Leon
e Ford. Lowell. Mass. Charles IT,
Saunders, Lowell Mass, Vim. 9. Me
intosf. Lowell Mass.
Nashua Division, Nc. 3.
Peter Noel. Nashua, \; It.. Fred rou-
ley. Nashua. \. H., fclnaG Farley,
Nashua \. II; !aut y. Ejfc6ail,
Nashua. y. Il
Manchester, N. H., Division, No. L.
=. J. Koran. Manchester Y. H.. Paul
T. Potter Manchester, ~ II.
Concord, N. H., Division, Mo. 5.
James Dawson. Concord, \. H., Wcst-
ley Marston, Concord. \. H.
Newport, VI, Division, No. 6.
John Harper. Newport. Vermont. c.
IT. Mccarthy. West Derby Vermont
Salem, Mass, Division, No. 6.
w J. Boynton. Gloucester. Mass
James RELY. Salem, Mass: Hcnr8 =.
Hatch, Swampscott. Mass; ]. 3 lebelt
Salem, Mass. Geo. A. Sawyer Glnuces-
ter Mass; w L. Brown, MalhleHead.
Mass. Joseph Couttard, Salem, Mas
John Myers. Salem, Mass.
Worcester. Mass, Division, Ne. 10.
owen Z. Courtney. Woi ee#ter Mass,
Thomas Gray. Worcester Mass
Rotterdam Jet, NJ. ", Division, No II.
John q. Frank, Rotterdam Jet, \. y;
Joseph Wiley. Rotterdam Jet y ";
James \. Be.ic, Rottei dam. jet, Y. y.
AndreWc r Eudries, Rotterdam Jet.
y y
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Dover, n. H., Division, no. Z.

". & Allen. Rochester, \ H.. Geo
Z. Gerham. Salmon Falls, =. H.; T. "
Gorliss Dover, y. H.. John y. fiaoper
Rochester y. H.; Patrick C1ltah5u
Rochester, \. H.. Joseph Pulley. Dover
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The meeting adjourned for dinner, ~
y o'clock ana resumed business again.
at 2 NJ
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Bangor, Me-, Division, No. II.

Geo. r Turner. Brewer. Me. James
Sassy ean Eamgor Ms H5[les ~ Me- ss
brewer, Me; Edward 5. Small, Bangor.
Me; Timothy J. sullivan, Bangor. Me.
Lewiston, Maine, Division, Nc. is.
a. w. Gray. Lewiston Me: Frank NJ
Woodward, Brunswick, Me: N. {, uo-
bart. PENNINGTON. Mc, Dana Murray,
Rumford Falls, Me
Holyoke, Mass, Division, No. 10.
c. p. Sullivan, Holyoke. Mass: Wm II.
SANITY. South Hadley Falls, Mass; John
7. O'Leary, Holyoke, Mass; Timothy
o'Leary, Holyoke, Mass.
Northampton, Mass. Division, No q.
Moses T. Mcdonald, northampton,
Mass Timothy Keefe, Northampton
Capital Division, Mo. %, Augusta. Me
r. NJ. Field. Augusta, Me-; Z. w stey-
ems, Hailowell. Me.
Troy, N. v, Division, No. "a.
James Courtney, Troy. n. y; James
Huyck, Troy, y. y.
MechanicviIie, N. Y, Division, No. %.
Henry c. spain. r. e Buzzen, Joseph
Rogers, MechanicVilio, n. Y: Daniel
sutherland, Mechanicville n. y.
Providence, z. l.. Division, No. &c.
Lewis @. Murphy, Providence, r. l.;
Joseph j. Barrett. Providence, X. l.;
Thomas Ryan, Providence. L. L.; John
Miller. Providence, L. l.
Old Colony Division. No. 81, New Eed-
ford, Mass.
Joseph Hero, New bedford. Mass. /;
George Stubbs, New EeGtord Mass.
Taunton, Mass, Division, No. 29.
w. II. Gonif Taunton, Mass; Eden A.
Holmes, DuXhurN, Mass
New Haven, Conn, Division, No. go
Timothy Moriarty, Hartford Conn.
Thomas Kilcran. New Haven. Conn;
Charles Morrison, Bridgeport Conn.
James l.. JOY, Waterbury, Conn; Mi
chael Sheehan. Bridgeport, Conn; a. IL.
Bushnell, South Norwaik, Conn.
Worcester, Mass, Division, Mo. 30,
Michael n. Kennedy Worcester, Mass. :
Joseph Kearns, SaGth birmingham.
Mass; w, II. Carroll South Framing
ham. Mass: Il. Spadala. Worcester,
Mass.
Worcester Division, No. So.
L, J. Falvey. Worcester Mass, 7. j.
Wallace, Worcester. Mass.
Springfield, Mass, Division. No. "a,
William II. Martin Pittslield. Mass. /:
NJ. j. Mccarthy, Springfield, Mass; Dam
iel II. Shea, Springfield Mass, aud Jo-
seph Smith, Springfield, Mass
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Watervile. Me-, Division. No. f6.

Nead Nolier, Naterville. Me: Frank
Roderiek, Waterville. Me. holm T. Lit
tie. Fittsfield. Maine Albert T. MORLEY,
WaterNille. NJ
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NEW ENG. RAILROAD
STATION EMPLOYEES

Continued from Page One.)
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Geo T. Turner. Brewer. Me: James
Casey, Bangor. Me; Charles T. Niese5-
son, Bangor. Maine. VIM. J. Page.
Brewer. Me. Edward 5. Small. Bangor,
Me; Timothy J. sullivan Bangor. Me
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John G Flank, Rottefdam jet, =
Joseph Wiley. Rotterdam jet, y.
James \. Be.ic, Rottei dam. Jet Y
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Salem, Mass, Division, No. 6.

". ]. Boynton. Gloucester. Mass.
James REILLY. Salem. Mas: fcnrg y
Hatch, Swampscott, Mass; ]. =. Hebert
Salem. Mass. Geo. A. SAWYER Glnuces-
ter, Mass: w. l.. Brown, Marhlehead
Mass Joseph Couttard. Salem, Mas
I4hM MNors. Salem. Mass.
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Lewiston. Maine, Division. Nc. t9.

a. ". GRAY, Lewiston, Me-: Frapk N
Woodward Brunswick Me. NJ e Ho-
bart, FarmiPstou Me Dana Murray,
Rumford EallS Nc.
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apr3O-may7- ia -2S
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Worcester. Mass, Division, Ne. 10.

owen +. Courtney. Worcester, Mass.
Thomas Gray. Worcester. Mas
Rotterdam Jet, NJ Y. Division. 10. Il
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-09-18
Arithmetic as She Is Taught.

A little girl who was very quick at
figures and was getting on splendidly
with her arithmetic went out to a par
ty with her mother. The usual thing
occurred, and mothers friend asked
the little person the usual questions,
such as how she liked school and how
she was getting on in arithmetic, etc.
The little maid answered the last Ques-
ton thus: "Oh, l am getting on well
in arithmetic. I've got as far as Coz
inters." This was a puzzler to the
friend and to mother also. and as they
could not understand the child volun-
teered this explanation: "Why, you
know. two gozinter six three times.
and two gozinter eight four times. and
I know it all."-Mother and Baby's
World.