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Books and Authors

Nlhjalmur. s,etaussons rcccm, re.
n".n from ~" Far North hcraIds "a
~" 100 lac stoI.E Of his ~" years
aHNen'urcI IN the Arctic regions Five
E!afS w IihnHi icwH thnt the world was
W. rive ycar9 spent in oSrlora.
Xxx - ,nc nncn2'ted waters between
NNrth l'ule---l region Known only ma
he Beaufort Sea. For IL was In luna
~" 'hht "tci'rsson ana mis- party ~
2ooioeist II t;euchar. French nn,hro.
h"toE - hnd James Murray. naturalist
,ariea forth In tho whalcr Karlull
70 .Npipre this undiscovered resinf
Mnrih - Mas ks and The Bcrlng STRAIT,
Tho thnadiaH guYcruiucut financed thn
~ P,",'!o anu ~" equipment inclui-
"a SlN 'htnS. However,. Nhcn wore,
am" that the hagluk. tho largest shin
nhi n"cN lost Ia tho beginning OF The
!" ~ year ii was taken Tor granted
Low vi hsi StetanSson has rcappcarcG'
ne mas found = nov ISLAND as large
IS lr"land" He has had some narrow
escapes, although he rooh- noohs his
hardships ana INSISTS tina, the Arctic
- an easy place "a live In. He has
TTouFht hack, hundreds Of photographs.
value OF his new book. which promises
q narrative Of intense and Thrilling
interest.
War and Revolution In AsIatic Rus.
S,3 IS the title o. new book by NJ.
Phillips rrirc. special rorrespon,Icn:
lhor divides lis book into three parts
IN ;hc INST OF these he gives a short
history Of tho caucnsils csnpaign
written IN l9l6. while he was living ~
j ms; Part ~. contains his diary de-
scrihinG all that he saw on journeys
thni j" made in the Caucasus and The
n.iEnnorin" regions OF Persia and
Greater Armenia and the Black Sea
coast Part III. deals with the effect
"l inc russian revolution on tho Asia
NC provinces. and concludes with "A
mar chapter describing tho revolution
which Russia has now made for the
people Of that continent The work
opens with an introduction in which
Mr.. i'rlcc shows the connection be-
tween events in the Middle East and
the past history Of Central Asia. and
Stretches the lines along which an in.
tcrhhtonai settlement might he made
Joseph Goliomb's new story for BOYS
That Year at Lincoln High" shows
fhrourr the medium of an cvcitinr
narrative. the dcmocratizing process
mat taxes place in our public schools
NAT IL ~ interesting parents. as we'll
as BOYS is indicated BY the following
of the First National Bank OF one of
tic biggest cities in the South THE
woman Is the mother of ten children
eight Of whom are sons six Of them
heinG in the service. All of these sons
Went TO- private schools Tel. Mr.
read That Year at Lincoln High and
enj"Ncd it Immensely. ! believe. as
he does. that the public school is n
great thing for boys. n real mcitin~
pot. bringing out the sterling mani,,
uhitlcs. re certainly understands the
that book - ~ 'e'"
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The Ice Corrc.

y thing of beauty, aye. Filled high
Above the whtened surface of its bed
1t rcars its virgin crest-thc hoary head
Touches the grazing sky.
Trembles. hutSdocs not break.
TIE ever restless around its base
1. ANXIOUS. e"ger ready for tho race
Tha is not called and seems to wonder why
Awhile the people Of the valley rest
In fanced safety tho tumultous brcas,
OF that now peaceful stream 10 rising fast:
Perhaps the increase OF night and then
Released. the hounds OF winter once again
Leap forth unclaimed. and with mighty cry
And grinding rs with Groans OF stricken souls
Rush onward to tho sleeping fields; at last
The gorge is broken. With a crash and roar
Tho monster plungcs, sweeping ell before.
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, The problem will be extraordinary. The
faster we can collect the richer our
government viii be and the less our
taxes. Yet tho more we buy the less
the homo market ior our own pro-
duccrs OF raw and manufactured ma
teriai The more heavily wc sell 10
our debtors the more in debt to us they
viii be and the more remote tel,
chance to pay.
endless IL the obligations of our
friends in Europc were held by our
ei en-, The situation would be simple
co9Impanies. however. have but Two
billions Of the foreign securities our
s ,hMra holds he big part ana
therc iS no appreciate Offset If ",
Wcr" private individuals dealing with
Other individual s our claims would
"omn9ct OF their business. as bank
ASSERTS over Il corporation heavily IN
tented to it. En, we canno, assert
Suri right against any free govern.
hlchl me tart and immiEration and
questions OF discrimination viii be In
volved. II VIII seem foolish as "A bust
WITH high tariffs. against those VIVA
are Try Ing to pay with their goods what
NH De question Of how far wc can
safely admit foods Of such goods IN
we You'd he unable 10 sell what we
ourselves make. Il, would be CONTRARY
,jor or f interests TO encourage itnmigra-
tioh from any country owing us fr,yj,,.
50 aS TO dcplcte it's productive po,yrr
W. would have TO consider whether va
sRoN!h not encourage and hein onr
"GGn,ors 10 send their, products 10 us.
mem % cancel their debts more rand
and avoiding possibilities OF hayin~
Trade On lances piled against US by those
wHo owe US nothing. When VIC come
80 putting INTO shape and collecting
cur GAINS of many millions ar,Ins;
MHN'ro the puzzle viii be ali Inc
w" have direct interest in having IN.
n'n,rhl powers put on their feet, in
nus,rlHlly and commercials. hnca,,sc
l ini lgns,sr iheE arc ahle 70 pay France.
wili pay as. Eut IL they maid y. -
ISL ~ nor In goods or gold disaster
MouIH d" brought upon us The truth
- We nay" the most embarrassing as
~, ,nHia nhtl"n ever owned. The famous
"hI'u elephant could not COMPARE v.iIh
n. W. have not had time 10 rcalizn
l'. "ut the NOR" and the more cIGyri,.
We study IL tho heavier and ,nc.s
a" NN"rd II VIII look. our MORTGAGE
on europe viii be yer. ac;ivn .1
n SiNi III. IN orr politics presently. r.
VII CIV" our statesmen and th.nrt,,s
ana IN" real people occasion fny - -
ana anxious ana porpicxinI. tbin,ti,cs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

49, HcSrrt> Unfortunate Phrn~c
10 ne Editor OF The Times pispn,,l,;
To GiNc me ia. benrii Of inc douh,
c"ucetninE my remarks n tho Achd-
e'Ir OF M"hicine last FRIDAY night
seems 10 me particularly uufar-
'nnnic that YOUR reporter should havo
n"G4,en part 81 q single s"ui"nc" from
10 ' nnfn 'm'n n,,, @lk n which trici
surd.tT of clUsing lho best regulation
ththrrinrs In The city when IL Is ut
,,owdins IN hanks, Office buildings
thcatcrs. restaurants street cars ram.
way terminals, department stores. man
u'artnrins establishments ct cc;cra. ct
spoke OF Recommendations for the
cnniEoi "f influenza hy the United
%inI' state Public Health saryIr~ aud
'hc action II the New York CIV Health
Hoard, than which there is probably
max, no Ee' ,srn IN ,b e conn,ns There are
each school ,s visited daily by ply
sician and regularly pEnliicG trained
nurse ana that tho pupils are carefniiy
watched FOR "ymn'oNls Of cnntsi-iuus
nnt Infectious diseases Every Sarc-
guard IS thrown around them. and
maintain that children arc better rro-
ic"tct and cared for during SCHOOL
The day.
The ,melodram,;lc EXPRESSION "cmr-
" cradle" was first used on tho roor
~ III" academy by an ornoncnt in de-
bate In creating . sentiment Tor clos
ing. pointed ont that ,he schools nr-
rordc0 tho best orpcrturitv for tho dis
sem nation Of health information. and
= they arc ken. closed untl MI dam
E"- from infection and IN some cases
h"nin from the cCnt3EiouS diseases Or
"h'ldhood ceases 20 exist. ihcy VIII
remain cloecd NO, for n 'housanl wears
hu' until tho end ~ ,ir,"
In my opinion the crest os he pres.
cnt outbreak has boon reached and
cor Ii'ions will shortly improve 10 ho
followed nv outbreaks Of VARYING In.
'enr'ty throurhont tho winter. and SO
while deaths Will take place ar,onr
both adults and children Uhc child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07
y False Financial Theory

rNE OF the false financial theories NJ q
~ decade or so ago was the belief that ,haro
was nothing wrong in State or municino,i,v
being in debt. Indeed, it was considered
quite The natural thing, and that il was :,
norman condition history affori, abunGan,
proof Fearing to offend the people nv an
increase In taxation, Legislatures and citv
councils pied up bond issue after bond issun
uhtl states ana cities became almost homo
iessly III "ebt, and the taxpayers evontuaI,v
were burdened with intcres. PAYMENTS which
because of the long maturity of the bonds
aggregated sums greatly in excess of tho nrin.
cipas. ~ "
The bomd-ssuc principle was vel, o,or,,,,
"heh II applied 10 raising money for ,orn,
heht improvements but it was abused Inv ho-
ing hSca Tor the purpose OF defraying current
expenses. ~ better day is dawnng. however
ana although the cities Of The land arc etil,
ehmeShed III multitude OF obligations ,ho
states are adopting better systems of t,y,-
,ioh' ana occasionally we hear of one bccom.
Ing free OF debt. The latest To como ,n,a .
pos'tloh OF financial responsibility Is Mis-
sour, which, with every obligation n,ia
starts Inc year with balance of so71 eSo Q,
ID the reasury Adoption of the princinl.c
advocated by the National Tax Associo,;ou
nave zone much TO put many States ON tho
foau 20 financial prosperity The tirno 10
rapidly approaching when State ar CIV
when recAi"Ssly piles up debts will bo rc-
F"'"ru III tue same light as the individual
spcndlhrft ~ ""'
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The Xioict's fiIrth.

y dimpled babe cooed on his mothers breast
AS she kissed his checks. where the roses
were.
And The child was all in the world to her.
AS sue rocked him. singing. away to rest
mother knclt down by her maynard son
And wept at the grave where her lost homes
lay.
The fears called an angel. who passed tina.
way
And kissed them to violets. every one
Ana the violets grew in clusters above
The sepu!chre of woman's love
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The Little Towns.

Oh, little town in Arkansas and If,us
town in Maine ''t''
Ana littie sheltered valley town and
nam let On the plain.
salem, Jackson. Waukesha. and RrooI,
vile and Peru.
o"i4 Mhtco. a"d lrontown, ana Lake
and Waterloo. W.
Little Town w, smiled upon ana loved
for simple wass. ="
friendly sunlit DAYS
wv OF YOU the soldiers came.
lhttle town OF lomcly name
fouh.. and strong and brave wit,
They saw truth and followed after
Little town, the birth OF Them
Makes YOU kin to Bethlehem:
Little town where Jimmy Brown n,
the grocery store, '
Little town where Manuel fshed alone
the shore 'o"S
Where Russian steve was corDcn,or
and sandy rat McQuadn
WORKED All gay IN ovcraiis at his mo-
Where Allen Perkins nrac;icod I,,,
John, Judge llarpcr's son anu
Planned little house for iwn EN-,
nc"er shall he done ''"'
I.'t'r town. you gave them All
ni"ii ana poor and great and small
Bred Thorn clean ana sir.;c,,,'
strong. anu
Sent them forth to right the wrong
Little town, their glorious ac,,h
MAKES you Kin 10 Nazarnth!
HlLDA MORRIS
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OF national prohibition. Health Commits
sioner Copeland has asked the hotels and
restaurants to bar the use of milk in order
that the stations which supply the babies
may receive their usual quota. The milk
situation in the East is such as to cause un.
easiness. Because Of the high price OF beef
thousands OF COWS have been slaughtered in
late years. the farmers finding it more prof.
table to sell tho meat than to feed the ami
mails and derive n revenue from the milk and
Putter. Moro serious even than the selling
OF COWS is the custom Of slaughtering veals
inc result OF this short-siShted policy is
seriously to lessen the potential milk supply
veal selling is far too popular in the Old
dominion. We have such Il reputation for
mortgaging our cattle future for Il littance
OF ready cash that Virginia veals" are reg
ularly quoted in Eastern markets We know
OF no other State whose young cattle are so
honored.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

T.. NJ. L.. Norfolk. Na--The term
originated in Russia. and is said 10
mean. They who want the most" The
object of it's followers really is TO de-
stroy the state and divide spoils. An
American who lived for a long time in
Russia is quoted as saying: The Boi-
shcviki are the 'gun-mcn' OF Pctro-
grad" Their demand is that the peo-
pie should Immediately take posses
sion OF banks. Industries and other ag-
grcgations cf capital; that the said
people divide the capta1 and work no
more. Their very doctrine leads to
lawlessncss. the consequence OF which
can be nothing other than rcncral dis
order. hunger and VEGA return TO
primitive bcastialties.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hl HENRY EDWARD WARNER
JoScphu<.

The pine woods of Carolina give whoop.
Nn'l from the hills OF his state there rise
y various sort Of c'amor and acclaim.
Painting 4 brand-new star upon the skics
y ;winkling thius; OF hu>noy form, and yet
i'uil ~ citulErnrc. sprinEinG from the Night
Stepping 80 rodcsty into his place
The star joscphus hustcth into sight.
Hustcth IN glory modest. Yet withal
y busting. husifuI bust that Will not down:
Seen from The meadow. hills and from tn. aIc
Seen from Tho city spires ana country town!
Seen without glasses smoked or otherwise
1t rides the Ways. virtue OF It's own
seeming TO mark II 'm"ngst the other stars
~ young JoS.phus takes his lofty throne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

Police Justice Crutchfeld has held mi
sformly that he had authority TO ,rv ma,
accused of offenses if the defendant ware
! lin the military or naval service Of tho Irui,od
!. States A different view OF the law is ,al.c,
-by Police Justice Tomlin, Of Norfolk vino .
few days ago declared that soldiers and sail
,sors appearing before him would be tried
.and that sentences would be mc,ad on, -
them on conviction. The ruling was causaa
: by the appearance in court OF an army boec
seergeans with an army rcquisition for tbo
= delivery OF two men who had been arrcs cd
6 by the Norfolk police. Such q simple mater
= as the Jurisdiction OF the civil courts over
y ofenses committed by soldiers or sailors ON :
sside the limits OF CAMPS and reservations must
have Leen decided from time immcmorIal
and there would seem TO be no room for
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The French mrro,nnc."

G. II. D.. charlottesville old
French word "trompe" meant a pipe
or tube, and the term trompc was ap-
piled to the apparatus by which the
blast Is produced in the Catalan forge.
1t is q simple, effective and inEcnius
contrivance for producing n continuous
and equable blast, but it's use is re-
stricted TO localities where II FAN of
water from height OF several yards
may be obtained. The principle is TIM.
water can he made TO fall through a
pipe i'm such way that ii vii. draw
in through side openings u cons der
able amount of air. which by n simuIc
and ingenious arrangement can ,c
utilized az constant current or h,nsi
and which has the merit of cosiiuu nj
most nothing. 1t has been utiIized 10
limited extent elsewhere than in tic
Department of Ariege. in tho south of
france. where it was formerly very
generally employed. Iron has hccn
made In that district for more than GOO
years. but the use or tho trompc blast
the seventeenth CENTURY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

Forty Governors. in convention al Annap-
Oils, discussing the labor question, gave lit
eral illustration of tho fable Of the mountain
i'll labor, except that they did not produce
even mouse of suggestion OF solution of
troubles most Of the them will have to meet
presently i'll one form or another In most
or the speeches were evidences Of anxious
thought or the vote back home Fortunately
these are several million Americans who arc
voters and not in organized labor or organ
lied capital and have no political obligations
or aspirations. At the final test these will
discover and direct tho settlement. and they
can he trusted TO do it so righteously as to
dissatsfy but help all Immediately con
Ccrned.
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IIOrribie.

the poor. hungry Germans exclaimed the
nc" groom. Sobbingly.
Don't worry about them, dcare." said tho
briGc passing some more biscuits. Come YOU
have plcnty--thc Germans will be fed some
way, ny some providence"
Il know" he said choking another sob "bu,
supposing-" his emotions almost foorcd him
''Snpposing they should get some of these
food"
And he suppressed his grief longer but
wept bitterly as he chucked couple out the
window
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

Honest. getting down cases we ouCnta
hang the Kaiser shoot HindenburE torture
EernstorT. tax Germany for "A thousand wears
and nut every living German on the corstruc-
ton gang in Belgium and France Then we
oughta set all that TO music. and any reaction.
airy who likes nilitaristic tune, just let him
try THAT ON his piano.
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Practical and cxneal Enropean .tnte.ncn

. Practical and cynical European statesmen
and diplomats probably smile secretly and
grimy at the roars OF popular applause for
the league OF nations. They are locking To
the time when the same people HOW cheering
with the crowds will be bowling protests
against terms in the league agreement threat
ching some OF their loved privileges or dis
tasteful TO their dearest prejudices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

Just any citizen With pencil and
sheet OF paper and sanguinc disposition
can figure out large profits from "a county
weekly newspaper, PostmastCr- General
Burlescn demonstrates concusivcly that
Uncle Sam can mako his everlasting fortune
working the telephone and telegraph bust
ness OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

2 !. One OF the many veXatous puzzles left us
ny the sudden collapse OF the war is in ,hc
thousands OF tons OF high explosives, I'M
available Tor any peace purposes. some OF
them belonging to allied nations and all con-
Estant sources of danger to entire uopulous
neighborhoods, and other thousands Of tons
of deadly gases, in tanks and ready for
shipment. Some OF the explosives already
have been towed to deep places at sea and
,,sunk. Probably all Will follow ultimately.
The gas. however, is deadly in water. not
only to fish over great areas, but TO pconIo
along the shores and on the surface 1,ho
solution suggested for this is taking The
stuff miles in the air and releasing it there,
we VIII have TO seek the profoundcst depths
and the greatest heights to which Hyirp
things can attain to deliver us from tho no,,
rors the Hun forced us TO create
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Information Bureau

IuNUirie> regarding almost my topic
excepting lccni and medical srb-
fects. are nraWcrcd free. AZ all In
Qulries arc answered directly by ucr-
sunnI lcttrr. srir-rdhr.ssch. stunned
envelope IL required. Address rho
Times DiSrntch inflammation Burenu.
Rfrhmond. N1.
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horinhty IS extremely low I am ar
ninoilon ana Tor e cool calm. rn,ion,I
ma "h"r OF handlirS bad cunlif!.:,
would not deliberately hurt I'M,
i,'. 'hSs "i any ono. ! profoundly re-
icy having uaed the hcartl"ss sou,,d
xxx hnr'Ne aud desire as far az pos-
49,, !. TuLMi.i; HHiGliT. NJ ~.
iN'r"H"h"' "a l'"acmh"r -, iHlS
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Heaven pity a lap dog.

Good night, Mary: Uncle Henry is going to
bed! Good night! All the troubles of the day
going to fold themselves up and sneak OUT
of sight. All the worries, the anXetics the
shortcomings, the fears forgotten. Uncle
Henry is going TO insert himself into n Pajama
and pound the feathers! Nightie nightie!
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TUESDAY,. JANuARY Z. 1919.
Home or Tho
CinieS-D Dispatch.
Absolutely FireproOf.

10 Russian Bolshcviki are running their
printing presses overtime printing rubles
with which TO bride the Poles and German
prisoners. How exactly this situation iit;
With Popos lines, written moro than 4 cen
tury ago:
s'Blest paper money. last aud best supply,
That lends corruption lighter wings to ny.
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EIorcurc NJsbtiurnlc.

X. L. T.. Clifton Forge. va.-Florence
Nightingale. famous I:nEiiSh nurse,
who mmortaliZed herself by services
to the sick and wounded in the Cri-
mean War. died in 1889.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

~ Each community desiring one OF the cap
-tnred Hun cannon for courthouse square or
1.-THE base Of the soldiers monument-and
every community docs should stir up its
Congressman now. Each of the guns re-
Hduircs a separate act Of Congress to dispose
'-of it, and the demand is hot as that for
passes to the ball park at the beginning OF
the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

Mrs. T. NJ. nanvi!le, Na.z-Cieneral
Pc-shing was reported to have said:
Lafayette, we are here"
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Music Note.

we acknowledge a new song. professional
copy sent us. entitled: i've Loved You Till Nv
sunday Pants Are Tagging the knees,
Sister song by composer Pass Me ,be
Butter, Sweetheart: I've Found a Piece OF
Tread"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-07

say. 81 didja hear zete rorkinses SON !.
maxim his Twin with his pcn?"
Nav. Turrin' literary. is hcr"
"Uh-huh; raiSin' huwgsl"
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Health Talks. by DR., VIM. Brady
opyrirht 1918. o, Snuona, Newspaper Scr,

Their, There is no use in decrying high French heels,
men em,. do love TO sec them suppose II
the shSir hats we men would admire them just the
The stature of the perfect woman. tina, is.
n Most Mear of m IWho
less than ve feet rs nnd foar
M Hehss tan my have egitimats
Is certainly every womans duty to look
@ s ia puts m% wasn hS TG %sss o sSe
s l%SS ma IKE III me deuce no mater how much
and @oan Tn IN ideal form has foot nine
10y iS"E %e, ,hn 's. she
a she Wears rcnch hes heels '% s hs fact
e x sSmsfioIsn S;;. Of d her big feet
also too narrow throw the Whole body "e out "o Of
"as inn S rhe Foot 5f S snefs nSm
The evCrsion or toeing which very high heels
arena eren3S e. Gs ' fas
shor'Sned So ha fem nnnrs as.on
1907 T2a n 'ic dsSsons and 5n
or Thr posture ma, of the body whole is ma
, m%rmn r "f is the res,
" r sSr or less ~ rG% 'sa The
backache is common result "
SSd hS" Mes he" %1 nfhss
sm" ct course docs no, offer rensonnbi, stable
oe one and onshaIf n "f i., boot sra heel
mans heel @homid mo be- o5 me " 9Hy broc
,"nFinS inch niGh; womans should be not over
oorhe and hea Sn S'"G In W he l,n be
run without any heels at all e
>, Questions md Answers
Nv i",'u iolson5.---l make toy soldiers melt
.nT I'VE mounds Of load at tirrct in incit inc
,'"' on u Si,S stove and pourn, mt % small moIds
IS there Likelihood OF any injury 10 nv hn,i;i
IN Si'rh work? The stove has 4 hood con meet cu
ny pipe with the chimney fue but there. il ::
Gown draft about as often as an up DRAFT
AnSwcr-Whcn load poisoning occurs n any
"r'nnp".' ION II Is through inhalation Of fumes
~ N!S'. ana not By ABSORPTION through tho six i'm
II may "rG i NJ being carried the skin OF
~ ,Hh"'S'cd Iand3 to the mouth in ealing
:hoh InE. eis IT ~" ventilation we're correct Cd
mere would toe practically 40 risk commented
WIN me work. When lead is hni,c, nhovr n
nHtJnii point in the melted state. i, sivcs OF
tho lead is melting ""''e