Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 398
dependent powers. It is to be hoped that theywill perceive that the best way to realize theirhigh ambitions and make friends among thenations is to go slow and keep their ship of stateon a steady keel. TWO GREAT SCIENTISTS In May, we were visited by two great Europeanscientists, Madame Marie Curie… … Wide World Photo MADAME CURIE AND HER DAUGHTER EVA in exceedingly small quantities and with muchdifficulty, and so is far more precious than gold. Madame Curie is studying its possible uses inmedicine, and the gift of a gram of it to her byAmerican women will help greatly in her usefulwork. Madame…
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