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In eecordanoe with Br* {tehrnuusate request In his latter of &ardh 26th*Xem
ending to youherewlth ooploe of the two papers which
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:#&" these papers were presented in refutation of ay
todlnony sins it 1* rather clear that there is nothing
of consequence in then which is in opposition to state-
sente which I aade on the witness stand, Perhaps* it nay
be just as well to oaho a few reaarhs concerning thaa*
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;.. fhe p$mm flJteee^iition and Prevention of load Poisoning* represents a brief and rather precise statossont of the general principles which
I reeossaend In the maintenance of hygienic conditions In
lead plants* If m erssplt of this type of hygienic
supervision wore required* I should cite the Baton Rouge
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plant and the reglae under which satisfactory illustration of the
it operates as an entirely practical application of
ihs .Method* which. I; e&else#; ^^;;;, '^
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papef''was written '
at a tin# when 1 did not hate as jssoh infomatlon on the
subject of lead poisoning as t now hsye*:::Ko?eovor. it was
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written before the de?^og3entvof the present methods of " analysis which er-iaeo In this; laboratory* Also- state* .< '
meat aade with reference'te:the signlflessee of lead .in the; ;
^ ` a{ . blood arc cults iimdeqtiat*^''' oi3ylousiy: since iafewsatton on ;
the blood lead was not areilable*, and since hone of the data
which were available had
obtained by aethods which were
sufficiently precise to provlde the correct results* AS we#
nest possible to sake ssoeh in the way of interpretation of
the results of lead analysis* SSnoo that tlrae* isuoh inter* ^
nation has been provided* and on the basis of auoh information
mar:*and ouch nor precise interpretation oan be aado* It auet
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not be forgotten that most of the infonset ion which has been obtained by Byself and by y eoUesgaes has become available
k If10 for no have don* wry snob jaor in the past nine ? -a than we did in the period of five m elm yeaw preceding k e^erinentai workers too have added considerably to - ; the, available, lhfa*atieh sine# VB Sosplte, the# **&#/, the deneml eonelttstone presented In thin paper tw mm& In m opinion* and eolaei&e with ay present pinions* there -' mm certain definite points of emotion* mesa, however* .
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! I should -bo wry p&eh interested in having any further information which nay be available on tb# progress and otecme of this ease*_,
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