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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
The Mcclure sewsp.per syns,er.,

market recalls the boom days in the early stages of the world war.
 Within a radius of seventy five miles of Pittsburgh in the greatest soft coal producing center in the world there are thousands of mines. big and little. Along aboHt 1916 and 1917 the demand was ten times the supply. Men who knew something about the coal game, and some who didn't, made fortunes in those days. They dug up horse or two, a wag- on and opened up one-man mine alongside of some bill. It was a common thing for these one-man mine outfits to. clean up $100 to $156 a day. Nobody disturbed them. They were looked upon as playing a piker game by the big coal producing out fits. Anybody that could produce a pound of coal found twenty buyers for every ton he could produce. The little fellows rolled in wealth quick ly. Some were enterprising and soon some of the one-man mines developed into two and three and even half a dozen men mines and the profits were enormous.
 Though they were greatly handi- capped for lack Of modern labor- saving devices. the little fellows made fortunes with their teams hauling coal to the railroads and loading one car at a time. Through western Pennsylvania there gre hundreds probably thousands. who amassed good sized fortunes during the boom days in coal
 Then the big operators later shut down on the little fellows and squeez- ed them out. The last straw came when, after a long and bitter fight the Pennsylvania public servb-A conn mission ruled that mines thal didn't
 have tipples Qoading shutes) could not get cars.
 But those who saved their money ir dow a+ fcr. f I1r rest of their lives. They will have enough.
 Now it is the turn Of the big pro- ducers to be squeezed and squeezed l hard. Coal at $50 ton is virtually back to $re-war prices.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
WOULDN'T LET
 HAYWOOD TALK

(By International News Service.)
 Cincinnati, O.. Dec, 31,-"I consid- CT Haywood like a man with a burn ing torch, who would be a menace to the city. It was the duty of the off, fcials to prevent him from doing damage"
 This is the testimon made by Mayor John Calvin relative to the ac- tlun of the police who prevented William Haywood, I. W. w, leader, from addressing an audience here.
 After the doors to Central Turner Hall, where the meeting was sched- uled to take place, were locked. of- fcers stationed themselves in front 1 of the hall and informed persons | who desired to attend the meeting that it was forbidden under the fed- eral syndica lism law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
Orders For Millions
 W Tons Of Coal Are Dropped By Foreigners

(By International News Service)
 Pittsburgh, Dec. 31.-The sudden collapse of the coal market in the last two weeks has resulted in the cancelling of contracts for millions of tons of soft coal made by foreign buyers with operators in western Pennsylvania and northern West Vir- sinia- It is the most disastrous slump ever known and the market is pretty well dem oralized.
 The price of export coal has been broken from the extreme height of $14 ton several weeks ago to around $S.50 a ton today, and in some in stances even lower than that. De- hunts the buyer. Formerly the buyer went hat in hand hunting producers who could sell him coal at almost any price that they might demand.
 Bankers attribute the unsettled in- ternationa1 credit situation, improved coal production as responsible for the present situation.
 Operators say the situation can- not become much worse or there will be suspension of production as they cannot mine coal under $3 a ton.
 Pool 34, the grade of coal for which there has been an unprece- dented demand by exporters during the last six months. is now a drug on the market. This coal is mined d HI WSStSIu tIhSy dIlu w SSt Virginia. Inquirie received by local operators indicate that the export buyers are devoting their attention almost exclusively to the Pocahont- as CW. Va-), grade of fuel known tc the trade as Pool No. l and 2. Contracts for about 5.000,0OO tons I of this coal were reported signed ir Pittsburgh early this week by the | French and Italian governments at { 1 price of $S.25 and $S.75 a gross ton | tidewater. The contracts cover a long | period as to delivery.
 | Orders cancelled for the So-callet pool 34 coal means a loss of $100,O0O 1 900, according to the estimate of on 1 Pittsburgh operator.
 The tremendous break in the coa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
AFTER DRAFT EVADEHS a
 IN DE,TR OFT DISTlICvTi '

(By International News Service.)
 Detroit, Dec. 31.-Hund-eds O. a1- legged draft evaders Will be indicted by the federal grand jury i- Janu- ary. The twcrty-two indictments al. ready returned arc only the start oI a long series oi indictments being prepared by the department of just ica an! the district attorneys ofIlco, federal officials said.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of F. w. Grove. BOG.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
ENGLAND TAKES
 LEAD IN FLYING
(By International News service.)

(By International News Service.)
 London, Dec. 31.-Steady improve ment of air organization in England is reflected in the report just issued by the controlled general of civil aviation.
 The aggregate machine mileage since May, 1919, is we'll over a mill lion, passengers have increased and the increase in tonnage ~f goods room 25 to S6 tons is a big achieve ment.
 Several new schemes are under con- sideration. one for a new air port on the Medway. another for the use of the Thames above the houses of parliament as a base for airplanes on mail service.
 Two more experimental lighthouses one midway between London and Folkstone, and later the civil air dro1nes at Manchester and Renfrew will be equipped
 Important ex. eriH1ents have been conducted by the department of re- aral new types of power plant, and if these are successful it vii! enable a fuel of a highe- flash point to be used. thus making for safety and cheapness.
 Several new designs of aircraft are being produced which will enable en- zine trouble to be adjusted during flight, ard other Investigations are being carried cut to see how far mist and fog can be dispersed by mechan. ica1 ID cans.
 On the estimated expenditure $2,. 1 900. 900 has been saved. This is large " due to the pest poneEnent of the opening up of routes abroad, the dis 1 turbanceS in Mesopctamia and Neal East, temporarily oostructing the pro. vision of the ~Cairo-Kara chi route.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
EDUCATORS TO
 CONFER SOON

(By International News Service-)
 Atlantic City, Dec. 31.-A number of noted educators are scheduled to speak at the national conference of the parent-teacher association, fol- lowing the meeting of the department of superintendence, National Educa- tiona1 Associat ton. starting here on March 8, next.
 The speakers will include Julia Wade Abbott, of the United States bureau of education. on What the School Owes the Child''; Dr. M. ". O'Shea, of the University Of Wiscon- sin, on ''The Parents Responsibility to the Child and the Neighbor's S Child"; pr. Payson Smith, comnis- sioner of education, Massachusetts, on '"The States Responsibility to Its Children; Julia Lathrop, head of the federal children's bureau. on ''The Nations Responsibility to Its Chill dren,>>and Dr. w. c. Bagley, of the Teachers College, Columbia Univer- sity, on '"The Nations Opportunity in the Training Of Its Future Citi- zens."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-31
GRANT FREE TRAVEL
 FOR SERVICE MEN

(fSy International News Service.)
 Melbourne, Dec. 3l.-To recognize the Gch: which the country owes to tic men disabled in the war. the South Australian house of assembly at Adelaide has decided to grant the privilege of free Irst-class -rayel for life to crippled ex-service men.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

ssy la D. liz yugw valley aga hsfp
sBa ttsto ts,em elashes alt Mtssfe
9H yua
Bafk escorted BIS pFtssses ever 70
she saach yaesaAoast T1e others hal
ans,hea breakfast hug Aases4ry sas
sslll rat5hs tiis as~8's sas full III
BOX eakes. hat As gudtea scfeas Al
C'uriy Ia eaSasI friendly ass.
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saulnsY b. !a4t'yy,s
TwvUty oae us4.Slly l,aas pa TIE
eh.erttfi stdy " IKE CaE5y had tag.
Eatrn tar thp sa4aHeAy aauay WSat
taa baWruri "a hi, ,rienl Nae H.
ill uaR pagahsr that he wps Ia fhp
shallow q f#n&rntlarY sH4l4aee
ihr saN was sbhsng vHt eE dtrP
Asa~ MY Ihe s}Ear ~ tauth avNet
ssroaab hss ,yins BE aaS hunEt, sHA
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i,g gaseat thyee H~rr Gaaa N
"Nie Im f~T.ns % heap sasEer that
I WIS Fsei ni4t,." be Admitted
'Hame pretty Afar lcstHS yvu aat VT
. Gr ai ftif0l v. g''s ',,S' ''a'''''''
NJ sti turned out t'aat Nay II fhs
sfnse manaser hsa nH rysfesaaeTesl
far rg'1' car in ttm@'
the h9ars ~ Fhe PH~ahsr u rus aus
la Aa mas wAo vas rrarbins "a haaa
10 h.m la hs ivoaide lie had Always
hanwa ghat MatnvY waa yroe sta
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naA atat op saziy ~Ynas fflrbd,
rhat bought 'he ru.,ltel sta-S d3af
Gvt p*ay Nl,h nh. e,ods S-em> thyg
stumbled ,pta haurh II ugyajgs HAes
re,'el aHA had 10 pun their IRE shs
s,tddeR'
Mas, Aeir getaway ," Curly ia
aaisrd ss taj rsrut'y as DR. ca,gla
Nut Va spite nj himself ua1e ~ ,hEer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Ac.!ve, Yonr
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs.
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
llghtful Safe and
Sure.

rhysi.lsrs and Druggists ara sdvss
ing thc,r J,letl}s to Keep their ay.tems
PARTED aut their organs IN perfect
working order 40 s protection against
the return ~ Influenza. They kaov
that gAu.gsi up syssrn and lazy
liver favor colds, Influenza aad serious
tomptestl rs.
~ eat shors u cold ovefnish and 10
prevent sorihas complications tahe enc
taletab at bedtime with - swallow ~
water that all Ne salts, no nausea,
~ gripping, ne sickeutnk after effeeta
Next mntnibg your cold has vanished,
your liver In active, year SYSTEM ~ p0rt
bad anil refreshed and you ara teelinl
fas with hearty appetite for break.
fast Eat wha. you please mo danger,
calotsts are sold only Ia orsstnal
sealed packages, price shirty i've cents
Every druggist il Authorized TO fetuHi
your money II YOU are not perfectly
Delegated vita Calesaha --( Aiv)
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
cHApTER ti~-cort,nusd

She wa. ,ahia& 'Nyir assent for
vyapoi NoN sltr wu,ted aa3 eaye
then. stauee 90 eHoyts Jte;r agrrt
meut Nsaa- N theua .route except NJ.
teny} Mat ~ them nrrs Hlth bsr u
symrth} hu, uepc @auty'l 80 be br.'
in giving way
Sbr Doeted around frym oHe to ana
ether ~iil cheerful ana ,4re ot V.r
ground sp3arm,is Two https trooghl
her directly ip froht 81 tae SITE
caught bfa by 'te !at.ts ag hs4 ysat
aad hahet strD'stt toto h's r3.> "No~
have changed }ogr a.nd hs,eus yan
JakeY
i'ae te Ntssoogtan twisted hIs hat
10 embarrassment
sure Nha'rvrr's r4gi,t suits me
"W"Il foa know what US rIsbt aont
you9"
II expect"
~Ihn yau Won't hurt ttl~ man. oaf
FFi,unrrF'
~ hmeu't th,as against hrm ,t rou
haven't"
Then enu wont hurt ttm7 Yoa
w"ut NanA hy ant tct iir at1er boys
as H9"
"Now Mas Kate"
Nhs burst lnta sudden tears 4
thnaeh, gen were at fgtrnt hNt na@
I'm IN trouble yon you thluA euiy of
mailing " worse"
jake gave in Immediately md the
rest fo'taavd HE Hoyk og shyrp
Two pr three ~ the Promises came
hard hnt she Nd not step I'll cseh
one individually hal pledged hia'sDif
The ,v@a mar sh~ had sawed conlt
met keep f'~ "srS from her nv would
have llked = kucel down and siss the
edsc NJ BIZ irvSS snd put his curly
hrad 10 the fust before her 1he tee
ia his hcnr, had mel'e.l In the warmth
II Erga, emotion she was standing
close to him talking 10 hack when hs
spoke IN - low VOICE
4 reckon cant tell you how much
lin OBLIGED IN lop. mtss," So.
she drew hars quickly as II he had
been SNAKE about to strike, her hand
tustluCilvely gathering her skirts so
that they would not brush agaius, HIN
\ don't wasn't your thanks. sha Todd
him anvil her vptce MAS ltkc the drvneh
of sn icy waNp
4. y 4 f,. ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Rzyesine vss3fsss 's*#aass 10 t{ass ri
frgaa xaeys$ familiar '7 @~T'l'Fgis-s
>s..ns ~ tJls--e fDrt ms ssrEs@ sfa js
g. J.. n. ftrre = Tire sfrS whleh ms
-l,s dirt Il, sars3 esst sr5 ses7er tAets
Tr4sy aty q hat'f'sr = '''raal fhaa 'ts
ASA set ssa9rs wth FErT7v-Fsst fhsru
S.,a sss ssssleF ssg'ss RS sf3e5 ne Gaft
s.. ~ sRtestne msfeftAa hes beer aurr
s#T tsher rssf " sfgTses Rts, tS..l
b, tie ze.@AE. Is SssEssxA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
Bowels Become Normal

liver l,vcns nm Vic flows frre'v--
headache. hAausuysS, tongue A,r,
stomach ~Narues~, 4 aggeag wuen lNr.
klnG's New l}fe tillS EFt' la taegr
natural comfortable aHDau
FargatiSts. sever FleaSar{ly rerrSel>
tive suWetssugs hshst fcymjNt. shauld
Hat b. t@hE43 ~ rRCA taS %fsstaa NfI~
Ieatiy. Natures way Ii thN W8y ~ lv
Mugs New life raAs gently eni
Ernly fangi5WipS tire hewets eltut.
mating the MISUNDERSTANDING waste. and
rronotLuS the uaaSt sMsjf$ re Frs>,3sS
Cleanse tte system wsth tltsaa land
know the b,sea eg rvsglar bowels -sI.
at all dgGgs,sGA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Uafnpxaatsa - ! tried T. Now l fcxl "a
right saa can work hest~a Y0A have
my p~rwsissagsa W psseassh THIS kestsf. Z
-NlcrrslA koFrx. u Oak RIDGE Ara.
SaEnsnis. N. j.
IL yesa have warning sysAFsassa sweA
~ srna@ VI safeeAslua, bet AAaheA
hsadSrhaA hatksgha Ss~sd al Inn
psndsng eva. tssnhsssy, GsuaAs In The
ears, pslpAt2tAa ef tho Aexrs. sp&rkA
before the ss~s. Irregularities, eah.
ssip2sisa, variable spswgise. ws&kme&A
sTAQassisae, and sisaaAsssA gus q hNtslA
al Lydia Il i1akhana's vegasxlsas Casns
pssund ara begin tsAiag ihe nsssssyaMs "a
aas~ We kaow IL VIII heap iva - u
did Mrs ksrga.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
KEEP IT HANDY

II you paid specialist $500 fce \
prescription. yoa ~oald mot get anys
thing that would give quicker rei1sk
for Group. Catarrh. Colds ~ &0ea
Throat, than yAcIiEn RAIN. whicA
emily co*ss SOC In tarx. ar tubes
;, Write for Samples and Agrnt's
frices. Beware OF i,BItstioaa n W.
yschcr, lac, New Orleans. I4a.-~Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

NAfNe4 EssFs AESssNHH WNFN fExN " AAsh'As
AM A@ wis sshA faaa N kSs. NE
fsakass alatsas h~g taaa sass mss,As A@iissv
rsss easMa aF~ fsa9 esaaats aaaes eas
Aasa gessg unaE hsa aae stars sNasd
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vi sssn2.a
7asw eaaRs@In Nss nat@a iii nx
Ns$fs saI * H. sse isS,
Haxsy i~yeas eHsss Asssk his thanks.
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ssas Assss tsssasF~ts~as she sMtfs ua.
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aasarsnssg IA he issy Sisst rs~sHa
ktse isssEss saa sisp@vs aseas Curly
aaek n tssEaarss sad ssFwssi asss asws
tn Shes4T la4ai,
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Tas sseF8g ssaiss.ss sss aas sNe9
.saa laatb~ssAs~a a.an wssA srs~esfiy
rsts ty,Na shseA kaszaaF@as vFaakaes
Fatssalvsi
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ssss9s slrev isy ass sas " rarity Nv
@ssasteF BAlt sas saF1Fasaaa
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" @ssshg hsa EaS Aisss. Matanes Sx
issatnYs',
lsefS CastlSsas = MSsHney's wvrsss
Aaltl sartftses gA~ vseeatastsaa sTNAaa
s'%fy Why saaaasa sh~ @anss III the
t'sFfiH G II All gscsa 81 bass fef Msaf
iae ssefif e'ssfsa~aae'3 sif3iy ~ iAs
faeR y fhaGgssg thls Atd a8s FAe aA4e
THAR shH hiAa
That eas NAi hepE@sssa0eSa
tHris shoi - saFe bsa hscs's, Luck
IA ait hsia pItt ssa'lgs
f'stif tt&vpssei =" tfs* rStl'eeai parts
'itss'ssd 70 t'ai'lN,s HE bad heca
HasAsd by ''ass Fe'7dfffS. shs~t'tssAa
~ fe'id "'lh thv cattle inteye*'s so'i ~
lsAEfAsnsAs SIN 'hr Itse-sn [ tfaifSs- isHi
sse eNgld eet - back osi his Mersi Tie
aea Maiaas.f called IaFeaheF on shs
ssfstrs"t asss0eas', Az hssst 4assS l1aSA
retafuEi g TIE te''
~iss al f'ess, No. ae told csF's.
wee evan SHAKE ~ The dua u 80
ssariae frastt soaf i'yssfs slll eussFt
1nFets W Seaaeasl'vf
tn fsandaaa the news s,fsae1 too
Fsa1t ~ 'he truth. lfs> th@' twenty
feiBr beers aE" ne bed bsen waiting
tpf the rHl ~ she r,ad attn r'ife
AftfUnd his hvtk Nos be "as free 70
~s8i' saddle ef' Ass rahy Zero aRa
g8'i@N WI ~ S''au NJ ne sllrass~i
Nhilc he Sad Ns|"''*s "eFs sitting
as5'@ssie zach Other at the New
s'frsAs ilssh Nna~e WAITING f@r his
sseak With osts'ms b" sssed qHesss"nS,
II 'i"ni sa'Ns thisiss't . i'tn, way"
foT Y 'N dassihf w ~" ihaVs8h'' tpf
u'vF ~" sifAt% nv Ah"N "'sa eWf
HF s'Tk taF N'SSf"F iSl you saITose
Ms haie usu3e bim
t"ctan maN''' SIZE inNuF'ii''f1 h'in,
lsH' why dta *itrY s@a dant asnr~
i'7e' rNfSf i"t'Aa" ~ s"1r> y "'N'nre'
i7a Yer dSthtns any q" y"n
tt'h S$t- F'No''ss s"a VS. WIG
"53N
ran F't' }''N '''f NF''T ''S nF'ee
ne s0'~s -" '''N* 'FfH WI ~"
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
GET HOANpS FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub X In
to get quick, comfort
ing relief

Once yca'w tried h on that MiA
inIBs seie muscle. seiatje pain, Thea-
na,ie tsaase, lame back, yoa'il had
a warm soothing relief yen never
thcughg liusrnens eopla produce.
Nuni STAN the skta. ieayrs no usass
wastes no time Ia applying. sgre 10
give quick results, A large hesiis
nscans teanorny, fous a~a or my
either drHgeis, has II. &c. |, today.
Sc. Ts. sl.&l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

&C shxe ef LIN
xIas l sAnk III n X,
GOD sxssssy IN
i sSssxlssAsss | cssal
MI dssssss my M
AmA kAa msh pm
ssst a%aEsa,ax I'm nv
ste maek Aft&ES
ms&lx | cealA ~
slssA hsa A3sa aeA<
I'D vtssFvt ALL
wsrssll& isss hasA&
| ssw III IN gsyss1
n huul ass0tatszA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06
The Distributing Point,

'.iirw' Is tt tha1 ruuiir slwsys 's.'~'as
In b. IN plrAlrY
Il Nppo~. they set II from their
faulty Jars"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

w FSS%~tFssWs 71I1
Hank Eashicr+~-Y gu will hass n %
identified, madam.
Lady-.=-Ay friend ksrs Win identteys
mr.,
Cashier Bni don't know her.
Iedy-~Oh. we'll. ril iuirsdacs hen
ST Louis Globe Democrat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

tsSAGs
tA4slaes@ saasvss walyAay Mi S.s1ssls VI
asd lb4@ Al aas Gsassesey
~rh stssi'b - . hss gves~ baaAs ~
iEs ssuea Hse. Ee pbsd Ea~aA
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ihlnes a@srens.~ tar Isas Ivaess@ II
Fisfsw eApss&Ress
tt#+ tsgsgtAam Maat5 t8ss Ses Ii ggi nv
lAsat. Ese asasse shssa WA Asaa sas Nj aAts
ssufy. sssan t,assy sna alasa4~y hasl
taishes se hqsFte~i hts .saagatrvs lssgls
haaM ia hss hag arW@m nst HIS eyVs
weFe .tsns,sng @taA pride, hgt ke gssr
hsa nns q sasa II sssakee pfatNs
kats spsAy ~ Carts. @tAfasF usafs
Hs~ 10 tess yea saas we staEg h@aaAe ssN
fqr shaAgiag III hiss Ns gstiessssB ss
ta>t baa IL waS YnaF sgsena Sgs ex.
ciIesi ena sasaf AZ sa@n MI ae @s be
mA~ surrounded MR Rrs hafh s@rs
@irFy be wSk 2stsd Fashet cueld sRg
step fae ,sayx Ia tiaae l'egeeps gaa re-,
mrtnt%r shag he tried 70 ges yea ~
surfpassvr
The rs~gter ns~ssied SEES hesri
hlla salles ~ ase Ia pat SAY gas doah
but ths attress h.Sas~i aeay ~ @e
~Aha WI yaa asswraHy arfeaB,~i
souFs..sf Fassrt wshts Ii uady ti.-ay
that he tevts Yaa could have sstsag nalh,
lAg esse
slarh aNHes7t i've 3.ern engtg ever
stree his t.uA. and aas only ga nay
a~a areo9at
~fh*n nsg,a n M aeesi tN h"la harss
fess4s.xsv" NsASsvssrs' Itss&ssi d, hsg "a.
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grln gp.d aad thrp she tsase4 saia
Ia tise tussn4 ras,lts il$t3e isN5atY y
MaEiAlsg Ii Haa sVuaA tagpd II aased
ype g guvs3l,sA
You've earnf3 the fssb, TO as an
sase4s NJ: as- .sss,4xss4 sp, 3ets, ,l
~.f's atuUt We haye l@en satd
you Eanv the man usey cuR Soal4
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-06-05
Another scheme For Tidal Energy.

Tests carried out in the River Mer-
sey, England, with the Clarkson tidal
turbine have shown that electrical
power can be obtained from tidal cur
rents at an estimated cost of less than
two cents per unit. The turbine con-
sists of rows of buckets or paddles at
tached to endless chairs. these run
ming over sprockets mounted on q
floating framework There is thus a
lower row of buckets immersed in the
water, and an upper row out Of the
water travelling in the opposite direc-
tion. 1t is the pressure of the current
acting on the buckets which causes the
sprocket shafts to rotate and SO. enable
a dynamo or other apparatus to be driv-
en-. By the use Of reversible mechanism.
the turbine may be adated for general
ing energy equally well on an ebbing
or a flowing tide.
The apparatus is also applicable to
non-tidal streams where the velocity Of
flow is two miles per hour or more. In
such cases the cost of power may be
even less than in the tidal type as the
turbine can remain in operation during
the whole "a hours