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By Shepard Barclay
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HpP.EFEnP.riTS IN DUMMY
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(|v declarer and three in
■fin..:.’'.':.': extract can some
! c by letting the
B; a tain- a trick which could
rufTeci in the long trump hand,
B?ecialiy if that places the short
Burs'.p hand in position to ruff the
lournl By so doing, the de
■arer preserves a situation in
h; fan take four rounds of
if that many be needed to
the hostile ones.
B$A Q 7 4
B pj 10
Be? 6 3
B AKB 5
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B $42
B Q 10 4 8
B (Dealer: South, Both sides vul
nerable.)
Bff reached a contract of 4-
B ear: -.here, after opening the bid-
B? lVlth I ’ club - to which North
Bf 8^0 ? '.! ''’"‘t* l 1-Spade, South 2-
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B The diamond K was the opening
B ’ anr vvhen Eas t signaled for
■ tmiiance of that suit, the dia-
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B d diam ond lead. South ruffed
Advance in Scarlet Fever
Prevention. Treatment
aEXHEXIXG, M. D.
bt 20 L T FEVER ’ V;ithin the
milder aST’ has been becomin g
has a less Sequent. Disease
,ay of doing that, of run-
ning in cycles.
This year,
however, there
has been a dis
tinct increase
in the number
of cases re
ported prac
tically all over
the country,
although it is
still mild.
A number of
years ago a
serum both for
prevention and
treatment was
immi
My
n
hat time thic -1 anr! ounced. At
filing to • was not
th ‘ s bccause
[* Ce sueceL",, 10 Wori: out in prac
tice or f y ' Vvitilin the last
pr °ving thics "!* been hone on im-
Prepared tt CCme ’ and we are
kerning ][ rev!se °nr opinion
.file preve^i
, ac compij s u ° n ot scarlet fever
>e ihit, the use of a
:° St s. to be L put U P in five
? rt the r bou .t a week
t irtn Kth. ThrVa ai ° °t increasing
,“*< troatn"T drawback
hetimeg u t, which is that
T hf . antllo > ; i n causes
>d, hov.-eve? h may be la rgely
. hsualiv a*- because they oc
third dose.
c thl ng is frequent-
S-curve
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for tea
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of impa
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goodness
and truth
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the scale
coin
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eggs, used
as a size in
gilding
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24 — Abnormal
relaxation
25 — Negative
reply
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having in
section an
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this and then led two rounds of
trumps. He was now afraid to lay
down his last trump, so led clubs.
East ruffed the third round and led
his last trump, which South won,
cashed his two remaining clubs and
then finessed the spade Q, which
lost to East’s spade K. The dia
mond Ace was now cashed, setting
the contract.
When the third diamond lead
was made, South had a very simple
way of making his contract by re
fusing to trump. If on this lead he
discarded his losing spade, a fourth
round of diamonds could have been
trumped in the dummy, or any
other return could have been won.
Played in this way, South could
not have failed to make four
hearts.
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Tomorrow’s Problem
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(Dealer: South. North-South vul
nerable.)
How should South play for 7-No
Trumps against a lead of the
heart 10?
y
ly done with the fourth and fifth
doses, so that as a matter of fact,
eight doses are given by many
physicians and reactions are very
largely avoided.
It appears to be effective in
about 90 per cent of cases, and the
immunization is partially com
pleted very rapidly, approximately
at the third dose.
Curative Treatment Effective
The same thing can be said of
the serum for curative treatment.
This antitoxin has also been very
greatly improved by work at many
laboratories. It is much smaller
in bulk than the old amount of
antitoxin used, and much more
effective. It should be given as
early in the disease as possible.
Its principal value consists in its
ability to reduce complications.
Complications of scarlet fever,
such as infection of the ear, throat,
eyes, and possibly skin abscesses,
are among its most distressing
features.
One health officer says, “There
are few complications in patients
receiving serum. A favorable ef
fect on complications is evidenced
by lessened severity and duration
as well as incidence."
A favorable opinion of this
serum has been expressed by the
American Academy of Pediatrics,
the membership of which consists
cf very conservative children’s spe
cialists, so that we may feel that
this opinion is well based.
I think that parents at the
present time might be glad to
know of these developments in or
der to co-operate with their physi
cians in combating the present
epidemic of scarlet fever.
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