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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

The Detroit Copper Minine Con pany has just let a contract to thA <. F. Bowser Company of Fort Waylc Indiana. for the erection of d systeu. of self measuring tanks for lubrica .ng and fuel oil. This is the first plant or the kind that has been in stalled at any mining camp in tle country and if successful will be ,ne means of bringing other large coE- tracts. The representative oi he company Mr. Klotz. has been in th- camp for some time past prepariu2 the statistics of the contract and th- work of erection wi'l commence .n the very near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
MINING TO THE SOUTHWEST or
 BISBEE

], e Erauiyine Co ohsorve hal proportion. as inc .reul.d boom n iHp N- dividend fault of hi-hoc and -lhor-. subsidies. and recata7 .o is normal lerei witch k -utf ~i.-tE u-o-nitic.u from ra ana and D,latr trtatiNe ~tanin. rt N-r wins properties an. uD-.uuin- ID win r.cN-- 4r..u D -nc yye and estimation q.
 uml man and thU investor.
 I-. nuLi, UU-.rrr- tn .e- .at after al. -oIa and i.F arc Ot
 ri.fI ir lac Financial a- can -.ia U1r. When tle Un.L- .a.u shl. h-Nt rr-ane. #, tran ,.ltE th. trce merit Nt tN.-N nrU .~.-.iu Wll ree.ir, i'~ reward a.. ha -rr-ilel situation will redo ,asureany t' t-e tenet Nt ,v-rl owner. op.r-f.-. t' l", .Hu.rs aud -u n. industry h ----~a.
 It euur.u set forth tt- .tu is strictly muar on from - ll.. elm nat tt.r.
 ,Y ol .aocla- or prou0.oa
 Il. tII eautou, a.H- o.-- braces th Iuachuoa-. -oarsrr- l.I Iu- r.rl u- Nac. 4r l-"
 
 . >aco
 Og, ue4r .lc old Naca Junction. .Ae nop,rOy l.,.er.y hclou-lu- to lur n, Crockett and orA.r- - ae-- .llop.I under fLe ~tr,ru',r .-ce oi Nr. Ht~on They hIF. ura---- ..o.- as far a- fn. can without reg u.I l.te..rM. ha.-- Hh. u- vlp TIL. rairaa3 cat a- .a, l.i-. l.-o-a-ss very pr1ni-In- formation. being Solid me with a- 4llna-nc.
 iron.
 Tho er1ual has steadily Ms~as.- 4- ~llk1- proceeded. al. tu. rri-- .ur~ ar. eIcouca-eI to believe that .ne failure of the Bisbe, W-st which is between them and the sure jhIu- .eIr. and the hard and as yet iru-ties- struggle of the Wolverine. and the sad susp ens.on of the Calumet & Bisbee does not preclude the possi- Dlity of striking something iu that remote tlauge of the Warren district. l While their surrouudug and the eX- ] Ierience of their neishbor- arr against | hem. local conditions in the property l .~e distinctly encouraging
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
AT PORTAGE LAKE.

Superintendent Perry has not yet started work al the Portage Lake. but is preparing to make ready for the reception of the new machinery that is now expected tO arrive within the next three weeks. Alr Perry has been on the ground for a couple of weeks. He has not. however. been in position Co go ahead with the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
 DENN-ARlZONA

Denn-Arizona shaft which was started down on the Sth of this month, has now attained a depth of so feet
 This record speaks for itself and demonstrates that the splendid record
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

Huachuca Consolidated is clean dividender. and then the rest will be easy. have been through the prop erty several times. have taken few grab samples and have seen a thou sand assays. and ] unhesitatingiy pre- dic, that Palmerlee will succeed
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

VIII ina Jnese IaDiets 10 pc Just what you need. For sale by all deal CTS iD patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

noon. Like all women. in her heart of hearts. she loved tbe recalcitrant
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
COPPER PRoOUcTloN FOR 1907

A Boston statistician has iigure to his own satisfaction at least. thu the North American copper produ ton D 1907 sill total l.175.O0O.o-A pounds IT, places Arizona frs with an output of 3000oO 900 whica is 250eon10 more than he credits r~ Montana - account and 50000.O0c more than he allows to Michigan. r. would no, be surprising if the Ar zona parr Of his prophecy should b. fnfrilI.l r.n..-. t-.a-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
MOUNTAIN VIEW DEVELOPMENT.

At the Mountain View where dcva.- Opmen- work was commenced several weeks ago. rhe shaft that was d9w- on the vein 5- feet has been straish-. erel and s'nEug is going oehal
 1he shaft has bn doepenod t0 1y feet and i- ma ing very satisfactory progress Ore continues in the -haf-
 and durug the fast week some mos promising iron. of character siula
 fo that got .a tle early Copper Queen workings in Bishee has come Ln strone This characteristic orc oi -h- district has much ercoura-ed tLos r charge of tho Mountain View Develop
 Llent. 4 wLim and horse arc oeinG rsed SD carry on the -iuking and will take rh- ahaf- to l5N feet. at whicl chieuf showing to warraut the insra lation of hoist. Fen buckets of rh- ore are now bein- brought up daily. This + being sorted on the duml and the high grade sacked for ship mcnt. Assay ot a sample from th-
 cump showed. Copper. lu.,. lead
 t2.G; silver. 55.2. gold I2. About rwO-thirds gf the stock issue put OIL the market some time ago 70 provide money for development has been sold and there is money sufficient in th- treasury 10 carry work ahead steadily ! for some time Success at the Mou- 1 tain View would be of much lmpor- ance 70 2 considerable block of cOur
 try in is immediate vicinity carryin2 1 the same surface ledges showing ore
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28

she was married so as 10 be a quail fled bOusekeeper-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
NEW 5RlOUETTING PLANT FC7
 CLIFTON.

The Arizona Copper Company of Clifton have commenced tLe erection of & new briGueuing machine al their
 smelling plant for the purposa Of
 making fuel hriquettes of the coal and
 coke dust The capacity Of the plant
 will be 25 toms every ten hours of , coal and coke dust and the briquettes will h- maac under an adjus.al pressure yaryius from two hundred t3 tto thousand pounds pitch being used u conjunction with the f1e. ol-t The shape of the hrique-te5
 wili ue tha same a- an ordinary brick Tha plant .- being erected by Yeadou
 o Son Company ot Scotland unler ,te supervision of A. F Y. Yeadoa .ne ot the members of the firm
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
CALUMET 6 ARIZONA.

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-28
BIG CONTRACT LET.

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
CONSERVATIVE CUT LOOSE.
Will Support Government if Effort K
Restore Psace.

restore FSaCe.
st. Petersburg, Nov. 20.-The sudden
awakening OF the conservative and lib
eral elements to the imperative neces-
sity for resisting to the utmost the
attempt OF the radicals and socialists,
who are conducting the present strike,
to obtain the upper hand has galvan-
lied the leaders into action and has
started healthy movement in favor OF
entirely cutting loose from the radical
wing. A number of leaders OF the
various groups have gone to Moscow
to urge the Zemstvo congress asseinb-
ling there 70 unite all the forces which
desire to prevent anarchy in con-
demning the political strike and to
join in supporting the government in
its efforts to restore tranquility and
introduce the new regime.
The government is able to take a
frmer stand because of this reaction
in public opinion. Count Witte be.
ieved that such reaction must come
but he wisely waited until public sen.
timent .shoWedsa disposition to suppo1.4e
the government before initiating ener-
getic measures.
The break in the ranks OF the strik.
ers in Poland and the refusal of many
organizations in the interior, especially
those Of the railroad men at Moscow
to strike on account of Poland and the
fierce dissensions which have broken
out among the workmen's leaders at
St. Petersburg seems to doom the
strike movement to failure and tenn
porarily, at least, must infict defeat
Oh the social democrats.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
NOT YET READY TO OPENLY DE,
CERT THE GOVERNMENT IN
III; EVENT OF CONFLICT.
CUT LOOSE FROM RADICAL WING
LEADERS OF CONSERVATIVE ELE.
MENrs WISH TO GIVE. NEW
REGIME A CHANCE.

st. Petersburg, Nov. 20.-Twenty-fiv
officers of the guard regiments are
reported to have met a committee Of
social democrats at an aristocratic
residence on the English quay and to
have informed the committee of the
progress made by the revolutionary
sentiment among the troops. While
many officers and men are siding with
the proletariat the officers told the
committee that none Of the regiments
were yet ready to openly desert the
government in body in the event Of a
conflict.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
Arrest on Bribery CHARGE.

Chicago, Nov 20.-Charles Nader,
president OF the firm Of Charles Nader
& Co. OF this city has been arrested
on adyices from the police Of Milwau-
kee, who Informed the local authori-
ties that he had been indicted by a
grand jury in Milwaukee for bribery
The charge against Nader relates to
the alleged payment of money to Sc
cure contract.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
EVIDENCE INDICATES SUICIDE.
CaIIsfor Grand Jury to Investigate Mys-
terious Death Revoked.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 20.-Judge
Goodland has confirmed reports that
he would issue an order revoking his
call for a grand jury to investigate the
death of the wife of District Attorney
J. A. Walsh of Crandon, Wis. Judge
Goodland said that the evidence OBJ,
tanned from the postmortem examina.
tion pointed strongly toward suicide
and that there was no ground for
further investigation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
LOSS OF LIFE
PLACED AT l23
Fifty One Bodies Already Recovered at
the Points Near the Scene ofthe
Disaster.

London, Nov. q The official re-.
port places the loss of life by the
sinking Of the Steamer Hilda of the
coat OF France at l23. Fifty one
bodies have l eady been recoved at
the Pionts near the S enc of the dis
aster.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
KISSED GIRL WANTS 500.
Young Lady at New London, Wis.
Sues for Damages.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 20.-One hum
dred dollars is what Miss Ida Koehn Of
New London asks for kiss. George
Dodge of that city is defendant in a
damage suit, being accused Of having
kissed the plaintiff against her wishes
Dodge was arraigned in court, but
adjournment was taken until next
Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
Guilty of Soliciting a Bribe,

Milwaukee, Nov. 29.-Former Alder
guilty by a jury in Judge Tarrant's
court Of soliciting bribe while mem
ber of the common council in 1900
Sentence was deferred, pending argu.
ment for new trial.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Mrs. Osee M. Fitzgerald, mother OF
Bishop Fitzgerald of the Methodist
Episcopal church, is dead at Newark
N. j., aged ninety-three. years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20

Robert Whitehead, inventor of the
torpedo which bears his name, is dead
at Shrivenham, Eng.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
Russia's False Emperor Has Very Few
Followers

st. Petersburg, Nov. 20.-Dispatches
received here from PenZa give only a
confused account OF the agrarian dis
orders in that province, where a false
emperor is said to have appeared.
The reports from Penza mention the
existence OF q false emperor, but give
only scanty details OF the number Of
his followers, which evidently was
largely overestimated. An order has
been issued placing that province as
we'll as the province of Saratoff, under
the authority Of General Sakharoff
FAVORS SINGLE CHAMBER DIET.
Representative Gathering Of Firms at
FeEsingfors.
Helsingfors, Finland, Nov. 20.-At a
meeting here Of Il thousand REPRESENTA-
tives OF the Constitutional party IRON
all parts OF tiniauli a resolution was
adopted i'll favor OF d single chamber
diet, the members to be elected frOn
all citizens over twenry-oue years Of
age, without distinction OF sex.
The meeting also resolved to tele.
graph TO Secretary OF State Linder at
St. Petei5buIg calling On lin TO resign
lmm edinteA'.
.4ss.+ e..e
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-11-20
LAWsoN's CASE CONTINUED.

Held for Trial on Charge Of Criminal
Libel.
Boston, Nov. 2O-Thomas w. Law
son has been held to the December ses-
sion of the superior court on a charge
of criminal libel preferred by Clarence
W. Barron of this city. Bail was fixed
at $4,000, which was furnished at once.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
LOOKS FOR NINTH MOOR.
Further Search for Saturn's New Sat-
elite Will Be Made ty Prof.
Pickering. @

The summer vacation OF Prof Pieher-
irg, the harvard astronomer. proni -es
to be q busy one. In addition to Lis ciCs,
study OF tie moons craters, he rrCL oscs
to searcA Tor the rinth satellite OF Sa-
turn. the existence o. which i we'll ests b.
lished. bW which 10 one has &. se;
been able to see. Professor Pie. elins
Giseos cred ii several years apo il. aa ex-
animation of the Har, arr obser, atcr5 S
collection OF stellar Photographic mega
u.es.
From series of these. which thrs far
furnish the only evidence C its exi. /
ence. he has been abe to construct tx-
actly the body e orbit. l.! meaIs OF the
BIG telescope at Yerle obsers a:oly t..c
by following his diagrams III hich he
can locate exactly the position Of the
object on any given night. be hopes to
catch a glimpse CT this riIth n1c7 q
! Saturn, which GOES clrclinc aLcut the
planet outside of its other attel-t ants.
Nnen he WIS a! Ares uiEa, Peru, Pref.
Pickering cisco, cred that the satellites
CT Jupiter were ali apparently egg
shaped. One Of these ODD moons seemed
to the obsers ers to re- olive elsG o. ct er0
SO that s3metiDes 1t presented rt.u. &
cisk 10 tie e. and at Others a luminous
broadsice. For the rgrros Of eel rr,.i r.
his conclusions regarding tAese into re ST.
Ing little moors the Harvard astronomer
will visit the Echo Mountain otser a.
tory during the present summer a, c = G
hopes thet the favorable atmosphere
conditions OF southern California sill
enable him TO gain mueh-neeSed intcr-
nation regarding Jupiter anG his satel-
l.tes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
MANY WATER DRUM. Al,
Thousands OF Men Attempt to stave
o1 Heat by Aqua Pu-a System
and "Get the Eabit.'

do you see that man across the
street," asked the doctor Of Philsdel-
phia Press man, well. he is. In nanny
ways. most estimable person. He is
attentive to his buainess and Success
FIJI at II: he Is leader IN his church;
he is good husband and father: he
doesn't Smoke and never touches alco-
holic liquor. And yet that mamie
doesn't know It. but it's true-is a
drunkard. How can that be? I'll tell
YOU He's water drunkard. Fact. Al
this time of year there are lots OF than
who never suspect II. AS the season
grows hot they get to GrinF ing more
and more ice water and at last they ~
orally get the habit They cart get
along without the pleasant shock which
is given their system every time they
dump into their heated s'amachs a
glass or two q ice-eold waits t means
the end of their digesti0rs: it upsets
their nerves and 1t ruins their tempevs.
but they HE the e~ect-iust as The or
binary drum: ard likes tae effects OF
alcohoi-aad SO they must have 1t.
Water druukards. that's what I call
them. and there are thousands of them
In Philadelphia
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
PAINTS STRIPES ON HOUSE
Tenant Decorafcs Eome with Red,
White and Blue and Landlord
Issues Rev Lease.

A man recently took house upon a
lease in certain crescent in London
without examining the terms OF his
agreement as closely as he should.
After a time the landlord called upon
him and pointed Dat that he was bound
to do all the outside painting at GER
tain intervals. He protested, but 1t was
80 nominated in the bond" and there
wac no help for him. After a good deal
Of thought he hired painters and d.
reesed them to paint the whole front
OF the horse red. white and blue-in
stripes. When 1t was finished the
nelghborhood-it was fashionable
part-was up In arms and the landlord
was frantic. The tenant politely ex-
planned to him that there was nothing
In the agreement about the color. and
that red, white ard blue, in stripes.
was his favoritc combination, but he
thought he might. perhaps, be better
pleased with the painting OF the back.
which he proposed 10 color green with
yellow spots The landlord. who well
NEW that rot another house CO ! be
let in the crescent IL he carried out
his threat nearly had fit at the idea,
and within a week the tenant had a
new lease. In which the landlord UNI
dertook TO do all The outside painting
himself.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
ROSA BoNHEuR's HElREss.
Hcw Miss Anna Klumke Came to BE
Presented to the Great AM
imal Painter,

Miss Anna Klumke, who has inherited
Rosa Ronheurs fortune. Is GhpLi -
publish a paper. gays the Brooi lyI
| Eagle, which shows how it came aLou
that the great artist made her Will in he'
favor. and you will be surprised to hea:
that 1t vas John Albucale. tie MAJ /.
the head Of the great coffee iEc1str.
whom all BrcCAlyEites know. v 40 was
instrumental in having A-iS5 Anna
Klumke mai the acquaintance OF Rosa
Bonheur. This is the way il e.u.s
about:
John Arbucklewa great sdrairer OF
Rosa Bonheur and having. some ten
years ago. fine wild horse in his stCl
farm. he sent It to Rosa Bonkeur. A
year later, going TO Paris. MIR. Arbucl le
wanting. to know whether Rosa Bo..
heur got the horse all right, asl Cd his
friend. Miss Anna Klumi e. to go to tn
chateau with him~to act as interpreter
because he srO.e no French. They a..
not see Rosa Bonheur; she was out bL
the maid showed the horse to its former
owner aud said that no ore was aDle t,
tame him; that he wes let out in the
fields and came back to the stable OF hi.
own accord when he wanted feed.
Mr.. Arbnckle was bent ON making
Rosa Donheur's acquaintance ana, ol
writing 10 her, she invited him anc Ms
Klumke to luncheon, saying they wou.t
be most welcome, bnt would not get
much more than fresh eers. Eeliehtc.
with his Visit. Mr. Arbuc, lie mace ee,.
eral cells upon Ro Bonheur and Gael
time he wrote ASKING the liberty 10 -
to sec bcr she wrote back to be sure
and bring his charming Interpreters wiz.
him
Anna E-lumFe. who always had the
greatest admiration for ,Hcsa Bcahenr's
work, was delighted to have the ocea-
sion to see tAe great artist A ;ritAG-
ship grew out OF these visits and wher
Anna klumke came to America to fill
orders for portraits she ard icsa 30.
hecr ccrresronGed. When Anna Klum,s
went back she painted Rosa Bciheur.
portrait fer the Sa'on apG curing tho
poses the artist asked Miss Kluml ifs!.e.
would lot Ii e to live with her, that sht
would give her lessons In painting at,
that 1t would he pleasant to spend III.
winter evenings eether tails ing ahcr'
art and literature. Anna KlrmLes
mother was appealed to by tae artist an,
gave her consent ard Anna was Rosa
Bonheur's constant companion the last
two years Of her life.
Miss Klumle yeEerates the memory
of her fiieid and benefactress a..d she
spends the greater part of her l...e ccl-
lectirg roteS. remembering what, thf
artist told her. to ret UP { Biography O.
Rosa BoRhepr which will be lastinf
monument to her memory In the mean
waile. she is about to publish Rosa Bon
hours letters to her in America.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
,Advice TO the Aged
Age brings infirmities, such as slus
gish bowels, weak kidneys and 5ial-
Ta~ av,d TsnnDFn 4 ENK.D
sMpARTlNG VlGOR---
WOES OF aAaszlNE ARTIST
Stories Lust Bs Illustrated Faithfully
and Therein Lies Distress
Of Illustrator.

Now a thousand blessings en- the head
of the 5000 s,ors -isaclEg public that
likes to have its stOr.es illustrated But
that the stories are illustrated Is not
enough-thSy must he illustrated truth
fully-ard thereby hangs the tale o. an
artists wOc. Gec.aTeA a writer in Pear
sons. If this tale that am ncw to 'E-
told should meet the eye CT any CT the
story riters concerned Ibeg Them 10 re-
member that thefs is button as big as
palette at the end Of my toil-apd SO
no harm Is INTENDED.
remember with amusement an author
who used to be very indignant With n. 2
fer never maj ing pictures OF ships, when
ships figured so largely Ia his stories.
Il Cont believe you can draw ship !
he wrote me one 6ay-and. to tell the
honest truth. Re hit the rig bit nail on the
head. | cannot draw a saip TO We ny
life. The fact IS. that an artist can
male more mistakes n Craving ship
than in drawing almost anything elsa
and o. course. If one is ignorant. II
does not DO to display that ignorance be-
fore critical putiic And this &C
counts fer the reason Why ron will
hardly ever find more than the merest
indication Of ship In any sketch 81
mine!
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
TREE MOSQUITOES SHuN.
eva May Be Of Interest to Kew
Jersey People

NJ, De Pavville. In the Journal ces De.
bats. announces disco, cry which
should be OF interest te Jeraerites ard
other cwe,lcrs beneath the cure OF the
mosqui'o-a tree which ms. es things
so unpleasant for the pesti:erous little
insect that II will not come within a
radius of 100 yards OF the vicinity in
which the tree grows. The tree
is a native OF China. and its eff
feet on the insect was discovered
by accident. In the English settle
ment on the banks Of the ST. Biere river
one Of the houses surrounded by these
trees fcalied papaya) was found tc be
free from the pest. white the other
houses ia the neighborhcod were in
Tested By mosquitoes. However. after a
eyc'oge GHri?e which the pnpays vera
Demolished. the insects appeared there
In full force TIE papaya has also the
property OF MAJ irc meat tender when
hung In its branches. and this. tocether
with the fa"' that the sap of the tree is
used in medicine sc an aid to Giees-
ton would seem 90 indicate that its
effect is semi-iicestive
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13

Did you ever see ha".,y inede'2
Did yon ever meet placid skeptic?
Did you ever meet contented arb :
list? Not one From the DAYS of Gil
hon and voltairc down not one They
quarrel about God They qnarrel =
bout each othcr. They take all the ii
vine teachings and gather them
gether and under them thcv put t
fire of their own wit and sccrn md
sarcasm. and then they dance in Il G
light OF that blaze, and they scratch
nmid the rubbish for something vi b
to hclp them in the days of trouble
md something to comfort them in
{ Ia, of Heath, finding nothing
ste declared: This Il ,be seems
. me like collection of carcasses
of mon wish had never on born
Brandon News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1905-01-13
Experiments Bring Discovery That a
Diamond Becomes Graphite
Under Its Rays.

In the course Of some experiments
concerning the effect of the emanations
from radlum upon diamonds. Sir VII
liam Crookes made a curious discov-
cry. When diamond was placed In
the path of the rldiaticns 1t was con-
yerted from the carbon crystal into
the common form Of graphite, while in
addition is color was quite changed.
AS result OF this strange nleiamor-
pbosis CIR William Crookes SUCCESS
tina; The rsfiam rays may rrc-e of
great commercial value to the ieneler
since by fhis means diamonds watch
are or indifferent and defective coirr
may be appreciably decreased in their
commercial yalGe by treatment under
the radium rays. he also observed
that pro.onred action of the radium
also increased the intensity of the pale
colored gems.