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i changes sn matter under great heat higher temperatures give new knowledge to man at the zeis works iu jena ger many dr colin has collected the lays of the sun in a mirror and focused them on some zirconium oxide which rzelted at 5432 degrees fahrenheit encouraged by this success dr anderson of mount wil son observatory is now consfructin a gigantic solar fyrnace composed of blit the nineteen burninkglasses each twoj feet in diameter with this system bo hopes to attain a temperature of 30000 degrees fahrenheit investigations of this type are necessary if we are ever to solve the problems presented by matter we hearts ive in a world of low temperature clubs s new worlds one after another are diamonds 8 4 revealed as normal temperature by spaut 100 degrees and even less if wa ter can be changed into steam by a rise of temperature to 212 degrees fahrenheit and iron becomes an in candescent liquid when it is melted at j500 degrees centigrade 27s6 degrees fahrenheit what would liappen at 10000 degrees fahrenheit as the temperature rises matter becomes freer and freer atoms oreak from molecules and at last in tho blazing sun and the stars on high even electrons escape from atoms in the glow of an electric lamp and the fierce blaze of the sun a final great moment is reached light is the apotheosis of motion by high temperature the physicist means anything over 500 degrees centigrade 932 degrees fahrenheit at which the first faint glow of red appears in iron white heat be gins at 1000 worn to play bridge auction w contract jbywym ne ferguson author of practical auction bridge 9m article no 25 it isnt often that a problem can and analyzed as they all contain good arouse sucb interest as the following points of play that come up frequently one it has so many variations that it i enough to make the analysis well j is almost impossible to cover them all worth while try it out before reading ones have been selected the following solution s problem hearts a 10 s clubs 7 4 diamonds none spades q hearts j 3 clubs 5 2 diamonds 5 spades j it hearts q 97 clubs ij diamonds none spades 10 t 5 hearts are trumps and z is in the lead how can y win four of the seven tricks against the best defense the only correct play is for z to lead the deuce of clubs forcing a to win the trick with the eight of clubs a can now make any one of three leads 1 he may lead the eight of diamonds or 2 the eight of spades or t3 the five of hearts the eight of diamonds is as best lead y should trump with the ten of hearts and b should over trump with the queen b may now- lead a the nine of hearts or b the five of spades or c the seven of hearts it the nine of hearts z should cover with the jack a with the king and y with the ace there are num erous variations but none present any difficulty for y z to make four tricks if however b leads the five of degrees centigrade spaues y wins the trick with the 1832 degrees fahrenheit some queen of spades and leads the deuce of twentyeight metals melt at about that temperature long before it is teached at s00 degrees centigrade or 1472 degrees fahrenheit there is no more magnetism some inex plicable change has taken place in the electrons of atoms blow into coal fire with a blast that has the fury of a tempest the effort is useless in driving the tem perature still higher than that of molten iron the chemist steps in and gives us inflammable gases which he combines with oxygen so we have oxyhydrogen and oxy- ficetylene flames with their aid the rebellious molecules ot platinum melt at 3200 degrees fahrenheit only a little higher 4s4 degrees fahrenheit more to be exact and all matter becomes a conductor of electricity at 5432 degrees fahrenheit tung sten melts the metal of which the flilaments in electric lamps are now ade we are still in the primitive stag of being constrained to burn or heat something to incandescence in order to create artificial light the higher the glowing point the brighter the light hence the years spent in research by dr coolidge to discover a way to felt together the particles of brittle refractory tung sten normally a powder so that it can be drawn into a fine wire electricity galvanizes the mole cules of a metal into furious activity metallic arcs used in welding drive them to a frenzy indicated by 3600- 3800 degrees centigrade 65126872 degrees fahrenheit higher still is the temperature of tho carbon arcs 3000 degrees centigrade or 7- 000 degrees fahrenheit steel is now melted by them one hundred tons at a time and the carbon rods are so hugo that they are pushed forward by eiectric motors molecules can be lashed into fury on radio principles so we have the induction furnace invented by dr edwin f northrup while he was a professor at princeton not only is steel melted in this furnace hut a much higher temperature has been made available graphite has been vaporized from a largo chamber heated to 3600 degrees centigrade 6512 degrees fahrenheit ordi nary rocks of silica or magnesia base are torn apart and changed into vapors bits of wood flash into gas neforo they apparently even enter tb heating chamber the gas thus generated by a quarter of an inch cube is almost enough to blow the fmnaco apart tho highest temperature that man has thus far produced is 45000 de grees fahrenheit obtained by pass ing 50000 volts through a fine tung sten wire a blinding flash n report a puff of air that is all no earth ly measuring instruments ould stand op under tho heat even at 5000 degrees fahrenheit the methods of measurement arc poor tho result of tnlculntlon rather than of exact com parison with accurate standards eddingtons estlmte ot 72000000 degrees fahrenheit for tho interior of th surt is highly imaginatvo and stands on a very shaky foundation hearts llowing b to win the trick with the seven of hearts b should now lead the ten ot spades z plays the jack and a is forced either to dis card or trump if the former y also discards it the latter y overtrumps leads his trumps and wins the balance of the tricks at trick three bs best lead is the seven of hearts z and a should play low aad y wins the trick with the eight of hearts y should now lead the queen ot spades and all fol low he should now lead the ace of trumps and follow with the seven of clubs which a is forced to trump with the king of hearts y ow wins the last tiici with the deuce of hearts the hearts a 10 s 2 clubs none diamonds none spades none foregoing represents the solution and variations when a leads the eight of diamonds at trick two suppose a leads the eight of spades at trick two y wins this trick with the queen of spades and should now- lead the deuce of hearts b should play the seven z the jack and a should win with the king b can now make only the queen of trumps suppose at trick two a leads tlie five of hearts y z can now easily win all but one heart trick therefore all three possible plays by a after z leads a club give y z four tricks on the lead ot the eight of diamonds by a at trick two if y trumps with the ten of trumps and b refuses to overtrump y should lead the queen ot spades and then the deuce ot trumps if b plays the seven or nine of hearts z should play the jack and force a to win the trick with the king in this way also y z win four ot the seven tricks these variations are all pos sible after z makes the correct lead of the deuce ot clubs and if properly played by both sides give y z four of the seven tricks no other lead is correct most of the solvers thought the five ot diamonds was the correct lead allowing a to win the trick and on which y should dis card the queen of spades this solu tion however is incorrect a should lead the eight of clubs and follow with the eight of spades z wins this trick with the jack of spades the situation is as follows hearts k 6 5 clubs none diamonds 4 spades none b hearts q ft 7 dubs none diamonds none spades t hearts j 3 clubs 5 diamonds none spades 9 it should be evident that a b must now win two heart tricks no matter how y z play by doing so y z only score three tricks so the lead ot a dia mond at trick one by z is clearly in correct another suggested solution that should be noted is tht to the lead of the five of diamonds by z at trick one a play the eight and y trump with the ten of hearts the defense ot this play is for b to overtrump with the queen and then lead the nine of hearts an analysis of this defense will show also that y z ca win only three tricks thus proving that the diamond lead at trick orii is incorrect whether y dis cards the queen of spades or trumps with the ten of hearts another sol ion was for z to lead the nine of spades at trick one forcing y to win the trick a lead by y at trick two of either a trump or a club will do him no good and with this opening y z can make only three tricks if a b make tho proper defense the con clusion is obvious therefore that the only correct opening lead by z that will enable him and his partner to win four tricks is tha deuce ot clubs this problem has bee analyzed a such great length because every varia tion give is tricky and interesting the write would suggest that each of the variations be plycd out and tested from every angle it is impossible to find a better problem than this one as a test ot sound careful play bone chewing cows depletion of mineral reserves in the body one of the factor in milk pro duction shrink age a cow producing an average of six quarts ot milk a day for 40 weeks will include in the milk produced 32 pound of mineral substance the source of the mineral substance in milk is in the mineral salts of tho feed eaten if the feeds supplied to tho cow during the period of no pasture do not contain suf ficient mineral matter to supply the demands of milk secretion tho cow is then at a loss to continue to secrete milk in a normal amount unless she draws on the minerals that have been incorporated in her skeleton of course thero is a limit to this and trou- blo follows when the supply of min erals 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