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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03

Presse' oznamuje z Drazd'an:
Nelky Vyprodei N6mecka jew
Sc hlavne V Sasku. htere bylo
'jiz V l6t6 navStiveno Nory,
jichz zde dosud nebylo vid6ti.
Nejvetsi kontigent kupcG doda
va nyni Ceskoslovensko. S po-
catku byla zaplavena jen po-
hranicni mesta, jake: ottawa,
Plavno atd., nyni vSak rozleva
sc proud kupcG pfedevsim do
Drazd IAN, ale take do menSich
NEST ma trait Podmokly-Draa-
d'any, jake; Sandava, Tirasa
atd., kde Sc nakupuje take lev
ne. Y pohraniGnich osadach Ce
skoslovenska nebylo mono do
stati po n6kolik dni marky, po
nevada vSichni 81 nahromadili
marek, ably mohli nakoupiti v
N6mecku. Byly cineny dokon-
ce telefonick6 dotazy V Draz-
d'anech, ida je tam mozno je-
ste dostati marky. Odpoved'
znela, re, bohuzel, vice nez
dost. Mnoho kramG otvira Sc
jen ma jednu hodinu. V zlatni-
ckych kramech, predevsim
vsak V obchodech suknem, zu-
I'll V ned6li Ease divoky boj o
Zbozi. Konrola ma hraniclch by
la velmi zostfena. Mnohy p6k-
ny plaSt', mnohy krasny sat,
zGstaly bud V sask6 nebo ce-
skoslovensk6 celnici, ale vetSi-
ma CechoslovakG byla tax chy-
ira, re zaplatila rad6ji clio, po
nevada i V tom pfipad6 jeSte
koupila velmi LEVINE. Pred cell
nicemi stavely Sc V poslednich
dnech dlouh6 rady lidi, kteri
tekali ma vyclenf nakoupene-
no zbozf. Byly strezeny po do
hode obou celnich ufadd nejen
hlavni ulice, ale take vSechny
peSinky, take vsichni iednaii
rad6ii poctive. Ia t6chto po-
m6rd vydelavaii znaGne take
n6ktere banky, kter6 pri vym6-
ne pen6z pocitaji misto pfipust
nych 3 bodG 10 az dvacet, ca
sto vice procent jako provisi.
K teto zprave tTeba podotknou
ii. ze nejvetSi cast kupcd Y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
PRISTI TYDEN JE POSLEDNf TYDEN
tricetidenniho vyprodeje strizznim OBJ
chode "u koudelI", cisle 4735 Broadway.

Tento vyprodej neni zadna kramafska komedie, aba
hraje jnych obchodech a sousedstv tax department
mich obchodech meste kde jsou vyprodee kazdy
rok. tfst..
takovem vyprodeji koupite nektery macherny pred
met nejaky cent levne ale zboz ktere obnas nei
vetSi dill vaseho nakupu, zapatite draze.
We vyprode "a KoudeG' najdete cely obrovsky skIad
prvotdnho zbozi cd neJnepatrnesiho Spendu az do
upineJsich vybav vesmes a vyprodejni ceny.
Jinde vyprodeji najdete naporad ne
druhu kazcvite pfebrane stare preezee nemzee
dctycnych 0bchodech ami vymenit.
koudeG kOupite vyhradns zboz nejlepsiho drubu *;
ste, nove bezvadne zarucene iere netoko mGzee WINE
nit nybrz obdrze Vase penze nazpst vech pritah
VyprodeJn ceny "u koudeiu" sou uzssne mike; nizs
nez vSude nde kazdy, kdo zna akos bodno,
poradneho zbozi, muze Sc lehce presvedGiti
Osatne IN koudelr neni nkOmu zbozi vnucovano Jest
Vam prokazana stena zdvoros nekoupte nceho ako
byste vykoupi cely kram.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
SOUD S POLICISTY OD-
LOZEN.

Soudce Homer c.. Powell,
pred jehoz soud pohnan jest
byvaly policejni straznik Ed
ward Dvorak proto, re S poll
'cejnim serzantem Edgardem
Martinem zastavili koralkou
nalozeny automobil Michala
Kinga Pittsburgh a uzmuli
mu 275 lahvi ma Westropp A
We. a vych. 152. ul., odlozil IL
cenl ma pond6li, jelikoz take
obzalovany Martin vypovidal
vcera jako svedek, re DONNIE
lie okradeny King mu nabizel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
v M |! " S x, !, !. x d
NJ is s sas

Czech tvori nasi N6mci, ktefi
jinak neustale Sc dovolavaji ne
meckeho sourutenstvi, iakmile
Sc vsak Jim naskytne prilezi-
tost, jako ie nynejSi vyprodei
v N6mecku, isou to pfipraviti
zahranicniho bratra lacinymi
nakupy tfebas o posledni kali
hoty.
Budou upisovat. V sobotni
schulz (12. list.) telefonnich
odb6ratelG We Vamsdorf6. o.
znamil pfedsedajici starostGv
nam6stek Richter, re mesto
IA mestem upouSti cd usnese-
nj neupisovati telefonni puj-
ku. Pfi tomto usneseni trvaii
jen jeSte tri mesta a to: Bor,
Ceska Lipa a Varnsdorf. Nyni
j V Boru bylo upisoyanf dovoIe-
no. Ceska Lipa ucini asi to-
tez a tax zbyl by jen Yarns
dorf jake posledni n6meck6
mesto, odmitajici upisovati te-
lefonni pujGku. Proto dospelo
pry Sc k poznani, ze by byio
bezdtelno setrvati dile pri u
sneseni neupisovati, kdyz vet
sina NEST odpadla. Po kratk6
debate byl schyalen navrh, a
by bylo dovoleno ltpisovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
Vyzral ma kosteInika. DO oh

ce Stenovic u Plzne zavitali V
mlnulych dnech missionari a
sVou missii zakoncili, iak mi
vaJi We zvyku pozehnanim vel
keho missijniho krize, pro KITE
ry kostelnik vykopal jiz jamu.
Ma kazanl missionaru chodilo
sice nekolik babicek, ale k po-
staveni krize nikdo Sc nehla-
sill a kostelnik sam praci tu
provesti byl slabym. Sci proto
shanet pomocnika a pTivedl 81
jej V osobe delnfka Lindauera
z OntuSic, S MIN kfiz DO chvili
postavil. Kostelnlk delniku "a
to pod6koval, ale Lindauer Sc
s tim nespokojil, zadal odme-
nu so korun a kdyz kostelnik
tOmu nechtel rozumeti, prohla-
sill: "Jak nedostanu SO korun,
tax vam to hned podriznu."
Kostelnlk Sc zalekl, bezel k ia
rafi, prinesl a vyplatil Lindeu-
erovi so korun.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
ZrTREJSf DIVATLA
"Sluzebnik sveho pana". k

"Sluzebnik sveho pana". kr&
Sne, petiaktoye drama Jefah-
kovo, eehraje zitrejSi ned6le v
CeSke Narodnf SIM ma Broad
way dranaticky sbor Tyl. Prv
nj pokus CeSkou socialnf hru,
pri ktere by nehraly hlavni ro-
lie Jen postavy ry+iTu, prince
zen a kralu, ale lide z maSa a
krVe tax, jak timto sVetem blOu
dl. Drama napsano bylo V do
bach, kdy nebylo ami tuSeno,
Jakeho r0Zmachu sc doGka del
nicke hnuti "a jednu genera
ci. Del pojednava 0 krivde spa
chane tovarnikem Dornenkro-
mem ma genialnim delnikovi Blu
dilovi, jehoz olupuje nejen o
cest, ale i o ovoce jeho ducha.
Postup hry jest Velice ucinny
stoupa az k poslednimu Okla
mziku, kdy Dornenkron klesa
zasazen elektrickym vybojem
stroje sve obeti do jehoz tajG
Sc snazi podvodn6 vniknouti.
Sluzebnfk sveho pana nebyl|
hran Clevelande po celou ra-
du rokd a proto jest zajiste o.
pravnena nadeje, ze Sc Ultra
We sve pritazlivosti pGsobivo-
sti osvedci.
"Pasekari", charaktemi stu
die ze zivota valasskeho lidu
severovychodni Moray, KITE
rou napsal vyborny znatel tam
nejSich pomera, ostravsky re
daktor Sokol Tuna, bude sice
jiz nekolikatou reprisou V Gle
velande, ale jiste sc bude opet
ne libiti spor dvou tvrdohla-
vych sedlaku so mezu", ktery
pri veSkere dramaticnosti ma
misty vesely raz. P6kne mo-
ravske zp6vy i tance jsou deli
nemalou prlkrasou. Ia pfedsta
veni ucinkovati bude kapela
Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebnikd,
jez vyhravati bude pri pozde
il pofadane tanecni zabave. Pa
sekare sehraje Dram. Odbor
III. ID. It. j. B. Engels Ultra V
$50 hod. V Ceske Sini Sokol
ma Clark Ave.
"Nevesta novin", veselo-
hra 3 jednanich sehrana bu-
de Ultra v $3.50 V telocvicne
Sokola Cleveland ma Quincy
Ave. Dram. Odborem Velko-
loze, Jednot Taboritd. Kdo Sc
chces cd srdce zasmat, prijd'
Sc podivati a rozvesehse, jake
trampoty mohou .ocekavati ty, !
ktefi hodlaii vplouti do man /
zelskeho raje pomoci novin. |
Hra Primo oplyva rozmarnymi
scenami, take divactvo Jest
udrzovano We vesele nalad6 az |
do posiedniho spuSteni opony.
Krone pozitku, jehoz Sc vam
dostane pfi predstayeni, oce-
kava mas pax pekna tanecni "a
bava pri vyborne hudbe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
MISUNDERSTOOD KAROU u
SMRCENY RESTAURATER.

Ma 154 zastavce, as p6ldru-
he mile ma zapad Cd Will
loughby pfejet a ma miste usmr
cen byl "a srazky vlaStniho au-
ia S predmestskou karu muz,
u n6hoz nalezeny byIy listing,
ktere by naznacovaly, re Sc
jedna j. j. Brocka, restau-
ratera z els. 1855 Ansel rd.
N. +.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03
VEREJNA SCAUZE MA
BUCKEYE ROAD,

Riditelstvi Delnickeho Po-
travniho Druzstva usporada ri
ira nedeli veTejnou schulz v
spolkove SIM ma Buckeye rd.,
ma ktere promluvi vyznamu
druzstevnictvi p. Frank Hol-
man. Jednano bude tez 0 zfi-
zeni noveho podniku zminen6
organisace, ktery by byl jiz
sestym obchodem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03

1platek $3.50, jestli ze ceIJ
Z ripad bude promlcen. Martin
WI &c popira, ze by SC bvl ma
loupe ! sucastnil. Souzen hude
a. vN1i2an bude pfipad Dvofa
XIV.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-03

hradnictvi, operovani automo-
blu. Tyto kursy budou roz-
mnozovany, jak poh.eba Sc Wy
skyline.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-04-07

f4&lMEuAAN-k = AeySl<st dAAN ~
until JnIy Isl 1855. when We revived
It's publication and have continuously
published the raper until the present
date, never missing m issue
I. IN removing the Banner from Belle
.yue we do 30 with d sadness difficult
TO express We would not be human
II We could leave, without regret, the
field Of our lal,ors for more than thirty
years Bellevue has been our home
from boyhood, and the Banner will ever
hold dear the memory Of Bellevue the
place 0f It's birth where It has lived
and prospered for So many years
!. This week the printing material Of
the Banner will be removed to our Of
flee recently built In Benton, and here
after the Banner wiz be published at
TINT place.
Over 800 pounds of white perch,
which sold at - cents pound, were
kreceived from Adger's Lake Thursday
Here Is an instance OF one of the
things that operates against the angler
when he goes out for sport. Incident
ally, there always seems to be market
| for fish, and we have often wondered
why no attention Is given here at home
Ito fish culture.
The sudden death in this place
Sunday night Of Mrs. Lucy a. Smith
{nee Morrow relict Of Jesse. Smith,
deceased III the 54th year Of her age,
liS painful news To many people IN BOS-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-04-07
nortlcnItaral SUE estlsns.

The following timely article With r.
quest Tor publication, has Just come 81
the Hammer froin the Office of the Tx
tension Depar tment Of the State Ullt-
yersity, Baton Rouge
THAT GARDEN 81 ouss.
Plant butter beams Renelaber that
the Carolina lima pole u The onss
Transplant llloresof those wit resist
ant tomatoes 0f the Norton o. Marvel
variaties
Don't forget ID set out some plants
of sweet pepper Royal King and AZ
esgpsant (FIorida High bush Of Black
Beans
M 4 4 . plantinss Of stovell's Ever
green sweet corn every week OK ten
days. For yoglr palate's sake d0nk Use
ordinarv field corn Tor r0asting earl
{'antalonl try the Pollock 10 ~.
lNaterlnel0ns of course
Fss,lxs AND pzrANs.
Spray pench trees with self boiied
lime sulphur, eight pounds of sulphur,
teight pounds % fresh lime and tlfty sal-
lssas 81 water, u which add one pound
of arsenate of lead powder. ltfarlner'f
Bulletin Nj oDS
Cultiyate Tie fruit ana pecan 81.
chard once month, If least, until
Time. armers Bulletin mo- 1901
Henore stieke5 on newly planted
ffadt fre<s IarlneEs Bulletin Nj isl j
l,llIrr. izstS.Ss tS5xT ~ S5rs s. sls ss
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20

insane ConseryatiOnist and all those classes opposed to industrial devel- opment brought about by capital plus brains.
 Insisteuce that the qualified rank ing official of the navy department issue q statement showing the exact extent, analysis and steaming quail ties of Matanuska coal Then if this statement shows the coal to be of good quality, and that a perma- nrnt vein has been found, an eNplan- ation should be made as to why battleships and government depart mcnts using fuel on the Pacific coast have been and are still forced to use coal from Norfolk, Va After the value and extent of the coal for steaming purposes is demon strated. the United States shipping board, without any regard to it's losses per trip, would have to move this coal to all ports of the Pacific. For several years this loss would be very great. but the cost could be charged to legitimate advertising with the idea Of creating permanent markets.
 Then the very finest. most eff cient and extensive coal bunkering plant should be erected at or near Dutch Harbor on the great circle route midway between Seattle or Vancouver and Yokohama.
 The actual fact is that to date no coal vein has been discovered in the Matanuska field, the extent or permanency of which would warrant a practical coal operator in appro- priating any sum for development.
 Senator New. Republican, of In diana, according to Associated Press dispatch of August II. is the latest solon to make an effort to save Alaska. It Is entirely unnecessary to deal with Senator News bill. which includes authority to place steamships in the service to connect with and build up the government railroad. as previous articles, espe- cially the one containing the same suggestion advanced by Senator Cummins of Iowa. have fully GOV cred all these facts. Senator New. | Republican. is falling into the Dem ocratic pitfall and instead of show ing up this whole project in its true light, thereby somewhat clear. ing the skirts of the Republican party, he plays right into the hands of the Democrats who are respon. sible for this colossal blunder in Alaska and who are now sparring for wind for the purpose of greatly delaying the physical construction of the railroad so that the completion will come at a time when the public :
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-20

can be told that it has for several years been under construction during Republican control
 Senator New can certainly under stands plain language and it will be be briefly repeated here that all the ships in the world placed on the Seward route will not help the gov crnment railroad one iota. Further. more. that the railroad is com pletc financial failure unless a won derful discovery of a bonanza mine developing a heavy daily tonnage shall be discovered There are no
 ifs or auds about it. At the pres ent moment, on August l5, 1921, Sen ator New should understand that there is absolutely no tonnage in tight on this costly five hundred mile railroad in Alaska and all the traffic of the future is yet to be dis. covered or developed.
 It is not to be expected that this will sink in. but quite to the con trary, the Republicans just like the Democrats will go on talking about ships to haul this Eon-existent ton, naEc and continue to pour money into this utterly visionary project
 The New York Times. recognized as a conservative and most reliable paper. furnishes much material for this series of articles in an inter view with Secretary Fall. It is worthy of special and lengthy treat. ment so it will be discussed later. Briefly analysing it. however. 1t can be said that the new secretary can never get anywhere in Alaskan de velopment if this interview rightly interprets his views.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15
McFalls' Trained Goats
With the Palmer Bros.
Circus this Year.

Ed. Metals and his trained goats
will be with the Palmer Bros, again
this year presenting an entirely new
act which is considered by animal men
as the last thing in domestic animal
training. Those who know anything
about goats and sheep can readily re-
alize what patience and perseverance
was required to train these creatures
and will greatly appreciate this act
when it appears here with the Palmer
Bros. Big Circus on Tuesday, June Fl.
PALMER BROS. WILD ANIMALS
CIRCUS
Coming to Redwood Falls on Tues
day, June Fl giving two performances
daily, rain or shine, and inauugrating
its appearance with monster parade,
a mile of glittering gold and silver
with every feature of this truly mons
ter exhibition represented in this
grand pageant, which leaves the show
grounds at 1890 a. m.
Among the many big features to be
seen this season will be Chas. Fulton's
stable of dancing, high school, menage
and beautiful statue horses. In fact
one will witness vertible horse fair.
Groups of wild, jungle bred beasts,
mixed groups of wild animals put
through drills and exciting perform
ances in the steel bound arena, by in
treped, fearless lady and gentleman
trainers. Even the birds of the air
have been trained to perform. Incl
IDENTIFY bucking mules and best of all,
for the kids, the funny clowns cavort
about the big tent spilling laughter
and sunshine all around them. Two
performances will be given at 2 and
o'clock, afternoon and night.
Before the regular performance an
hours time will be given in which the
patrons of the Palmer Bros. Show
may visit the menagerie.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15

we go about our ordinary routine,
spend as freely as usual, and put in
good hours at, our various jobs, there
will be an optimistic tendency that
will sweep the pessimists off their
feet. You, yourself, are largely
responsible for the times. You can
make them hard or good, just as you
wish. Are you smiling or growing
today, brother?
Worthington Progressive: The coal
man, from the mine operator. down,
is giving us the same song and dance
that we were treated to last year,
that we must lay in our coal early to
be sure of the coming winters supply.
At the same time miners are idle in.
the principal coal fields, right at the
time when the next winters supply
should be extracted from mother
earth. There is something out of
joint in our coal business, and it is
so serious that it should have the care
full and vigorous attention of our
government. A government that
makes no effort to protect it's people
from the CRATER and profiteer is
sooner or later discredited. Prices
continue abnormal.
st. Cloud Journal-Press: An eigh-
teen-foot paved roadway is too mar
row for speed fends, especially when
the road is crowded with automobiles,
and so would be a boulevard 100 feet
wide for that matter.
Alberta Lea Tribune: One year ago
corn was selling for $1.80 a bushel
and at this time fakes sold for $3.50
a case at wholesale. There are two
dozen boxes in a case. Today corn
is quoted, at 81 cents bushel and
corn flakes are still selling for $3.50
wholesale. We give this comparison
for consideration of those who blame
the retailer for high prices. It is not
so much the retailer, as the manu-
facturer. When the farmer was get
ting a good price for his corn the
manufacturer of cereals claimed the
corn market regulated the price.
Now he says the raw material forms
an infnitesimal part Of the expense
of manufacture.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15
This Man Dreaded
to See Night Come
WAS so RESTLESS HE COULDN'T
SLEEP AND DAYLIGHT WAS
ALWAYS WELCOME.

with the exception Of little milk
toast, which comprised my diet for
more than eight weeks, | could not
eat anything, "said Capt. Geo. w.
Womble, residing at los Jennings ST.,
Knoxville, Tenn, highly respected
citizen Of that city.
II am now able, continued Captain
Womble," after taking two bottles of
Tanlac, to eat practically anything. I
had bad form of stomach and intes-
final trouble for a long time and for
months my condition had been such
that suffered agony. I got so I
could not eat the simplest food, I tried
doctor after doctor and all kinds of
medicine but nothing that was pre-
scribed for me seemed to do me any
good. I had terrible pain in my
breast just over my heart and for
weeks got no relief.
81 finally got so nervous that / ac-
tually dreaded to see night come as I
could not sleep and was always to
restless that I would rejoice to see
daylight come. l was also constipat-
ed all Of the time. In fact, life SEEM
ed burden and l was so miserable
that I was almost on the verge of
despair. Several of my neighbors
told me about Tanlac and advised me
to try it.
II am personally acquainted with
Mr. Dan M. Chambliss, of the firm of
Huffman & Chambliss, and when told
him of my condition and how I suffer-
ed he advised me to begin taking Tan
lac without delay and that it had re-
lieved hundreds Of the best people in
Knoxville. l have now taken two
bottles of Tanlac and am giving you
this testimonial in the hope that it
may induce others to take it. Since
taking this medicine I actually feel
like / had been made all over again
with the youth, energy and ambition
Of sixteen year old boy"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15

fore New York Electrical Society. He
showed how the. rays, shot by minute.
radium salts through a human body
or heavy piece of iron, would cleo
trify the air molecules between it and
a bit Of gold leaf in an electroscope.
"To give an idea how long it takes
to exhaust the force of radium," DIR.
Moore said, "it is only necessary to ex-
plain what is meant by the half-life
period of the element which is 1890
years. At the end of that time one
half a given quantity has spent it's
energy, but 1890 years after that only
half of that remaining half has been
exhausted and so the gradual process
continues. We may want to hasten
natures process, but that might be
dangerous. For example, if one pound
of uranium oxide could be liberated
at once by mechanical means from
uranium one of the substances which
give radio activity, the explosion
would be enough to blow up city
block. Dynamite and INT are moth
ing in comparison with the power of
radium."
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15
Views of State Press.

Baudette Region: We are not half
as interested in the road work Jack
Dempsey is doing as we are in the
real road work that is being done in
Minnesota.
Winnebago City Enterprise: Bust
ness condition are largely what the
people themselves make them. If we
go around with our noses in the air
yelling hard times like a pack of
blood-hounds baying the moon, hard
times will come just as surely as
night follows day. There is psyche
logical effect that you can't get away
from. If we tighten up and hoard
our money, our neighbors will do the
same thing. If, on the other hand,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15
The Love of a Dog.
MYRTLE Reed.

Man, have you ever been loved by
a dog? - 'Tis the truest heart in
all the world save a woman's, and
you do well to study it, having no
heart Of your own. A poor beast
you are if dog never loved you.
Take your pencil and write down on
the bit Of paper you have there that
you've seen the heart of a dog. Write
down that you've seen the heart of
one who left his own kind to be with
you-to fight for you, even against
them. Write down that it's a good
honest heart with red blood in it,
that never once failed, and never
could fall.
When a mans mother casts him
off, when his wife forsakes him,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15

when his love betrays him, his dog
stays true. When he's poor and his
friends pass him by on the other side
OF the street, looking the other way,
his dog fares with him, ready to
starve with him for very love of him.
IT'S man and his dog I'm thinking
against the whole world.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-06-15
Radium's Power.
New York Times

New I OK Times.
Experiments showing the penetrat-
ing power of radium were performed
last night by DIR. R. B. Moore, chief
chemist of the Bureau of Mines, be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-11-10
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