To o e l e Pl a n t Pr o d u c t io n or - Co p p e r - LEAD Ra mo n Bu il d in g s , e t c .

Fla Wilm. 7 5, 6 1/2 2 6 4 1/2 04 01 0 * 0 2 Lead in Oil Tex.

UCATIC S*K1AL BO. 178,352, VG3I i:rro03 of p h o j a c ih c ram LEAD WILLIAM J.

The wide discrepancy in the appreciation of the degree of asbestosis by different pathologists leads to confusion, especially before a compensation board.

Par eeat Lead, Fb------------------------- 1.6 Silica. 8100-------------------------------- 5^*6 Aluminum oxide, AlpO,- ----- 6.1 Ferric Oxide, TegOj*'*------------------ 3't*`*' Calcium oxide, CaO~ ------ 133 #2 Load, Pb ------------------ Silica, 8102----------- Aluminum oxldo Ferric oxide FepOj- Calcitat oxldo CaO - 0.5 bo.s 5*| 31.6 13*3 Lead,1?

Underdrains leading to points of free discharge are placed in the gravel or crushed rock beds.

Keh oe, " -tu axes vrculd g r e a t ly a p p r e c ia t e a r e p r in t o f your on t h e in g e st io n o f Lead Compounds" 191-0.

It is possible, but not likely in my opinion, that the condition might have been produced as result of lead poisoning.

The wide discrepancy in the appreciation of tl degree of asbestosis by different pathologists leads to confusion, especially belt a compensation board.

The wide discrepancy in the appreciation of the degree of asbestosis by different pathologists leads to confusion, especially before a compensation board.

The wide discrepancy in the appreciation of the degree of asbestosis by different pathologists leads to confusion, especially before a compensation board.

The classes of materials analyzed were* silica and silicates metals (lead, zinc, copper, tin, mercury, etc.) fumes (lead, zinc, mercury, solvents such as amyl acetate, methyl alcohol, dlchlorbenzlne, tricresylphosphate, etc.) gases (carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrous fumes, etc.)

The classes of materials analyzed mere* silica and silicates metals (lead, zinc, copper, tin, mercury, etc.) fumes (lead, sine, mercury, solvents such as amyl acetate, methyl alcohol, dichlorbenzine, tricresylphosphate, etc.) gases (carbon monoxide, sulphur dioxide, nitrons fumes, etc.)

KEM-OLO ANO KEM-TONE ARE SOt-D AT LEADING FAINT.

I cou ld alm ost exclude everyth in g except lead c o lic .