Show l ll l 1 V l l f Y l lm j l l rIft l r 1 Il 1 I l 1 ii- ii ll 21 u YI I W l ll f I f r l j 1 M NI FI mil l. f I rn J I ll l n i n l n I WJ 11 1 III I l h F rl I if 1 Ili Yh 7 71 I 1 TALK if t l r lr 1 S 1 Ill m 1 A r l J 0 8 BRADY M Mr av v O II r Coal Gas l I Illuminating gas ens contains ns n a large e I 1 of carbon monoxide This i iI is ds I j I I colorless and odorless H but hul nevertheless ne less h highly It Is someI some some- I times time given off orf to the time alt all of oC a a. room I when limo Uio stove e drafts drafts' sire are off amt ami I probably accounts acc fm 01 certain m il ll deaths in hum horns i where con coal fires s arc are banked for fOI the night and ventilation Is sacrificed In outer order to I keep kAep and warm A few yours t a ago ngo o u II hou 1 In New Ne I England I was wis haunted Many different differ differ- ent occupants le testified tl lIC ll to t terrifying tt I t I experience while sleep sleeping In p. p Some suc- suc j d. d mysteriously I Some lived but I I suffered In lit h health alth aft aUf after r their Some recall call vaguely ence enee av I 1 rC able to h. I I as ag a n dream a i terrible mense o of oppression slon sion as though h nn on Invisible band hand were wert I throttling the sleeper and 1111 an overpowering over Oyer I powering weakness and an relaxation aft aft- art I erward Finally a doctor Investigated 1 the haunted d house houte Ho He found a a. break lit in the furnace pipe 1 which permitted permitted permitted per per- I pollution of oC the time air of the house housely IJ by ly cat carbon bon monoxide from the flue j This was as repaired and antI the hosts ghosts I j fled the tho place Illace In instanter tantI Carbon monoxide pas gas Is given i cn off ore In InI quantities from coke ol c ovens o is met with withIn withIn within I in coal mines mints blast furnaces furnace In the Leblanc process of soda oda manufacture in cement 1 and nd br brick Ick works Us its odorless odorless odor odor- I less legs character makes It 1 particularly dangerous erous It is R sometimes given Riven Iven of off by hot water heaters heater The gas as displaces ox oxygen en in the red rell blood corpuscles The The- first symptom caused by br Inhalation in inhalation tn- tn halation tion of carbon carllon monoxide are arc h headache headache head head- ad- ad ache a and nd a sense of oC loss of oC power in inthe tho the legs Dizziness throbbing of the temples temple's r ringing n ln In tho the ears cars a a. sense sens of great la lassitude and In severe ca cases caes es convulsions and loss lOR of consciousness follow Small quantities when Inhaled in inhaled inhaled In- In haled by workmen or sleepers Ioler In ht a room often ofte-il produce strange e delusions delusion or 01 other mental symptoms If IC a sleeper occupies a n. room poorly ventilated ventilated venti venti- and carbon monoxide enters from an any source o Urn time sleep only becomes be beI becomes be- be I comes more profound and 1111 there thero ma mayI may maybe I be no awakening i Tramps Tr sleeping near coke ovens o arc aro sometimes Ic killed lle b by carbon monoxide In Washington D. D C. C soot oot accumulated accumulated In a gas Boa M hot water causing causing caus caus- in ing the formation of carbon monoxide carbon monoxide Is made by passing passin water vapor apor over Incandescent carbon carbon car car- bon bort which accumulated in the the- room to an extent sufficient to overcome and kill three p. p persons flenon who entered tho the room Hot Trot water atel heaters healers b lick k all an o hr gas ns stoves or heaters hc should ham connection ton con with tho the house flues for l proper per ventilation and safety aCt |