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THE JOHNS HOfKINS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND PUBLIC HEALTH 61S NORTH WOLFE STREET BALTIMORE--S MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGICAL HYGIENE December 10, 1914+ Dr. Robert Kehoe lettering Laboratory, Applied Physiology College of Medicine : University of Cincinnati Rden Avenue Cincinnati Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe: I am so grateful to you for your suggestions concerning the section of the paper which I sent you, that I am tempted to send you the entire manuscript. I particularly appreciated the comments on the storage and release of lead from the bones. I had been very doubtful of this but felt that I was not in a Position to judge this adequately. On the basis of your comments I have decided to omit the part about the storage of lead in the bones and replace it with your statement regarding the retention of lead in the tissues ana body fluids. I am enclosing a copy of1 the revised paragraphs for your approval since I would like to quote you on this. Thanks also for the editing; I.an grateful for this too. Your comments concerning the role of household responsibilities in s'jsceptibility o various intoxications has been discussed in -the section on sickabsenteeism, as I too feel that this is a most important factor. If by any rare chance you should have the time and interest to glance over the other sections of the manuscript, I would be more than delighted tc have your criticisms. Sincerely yours.