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A stupefied silence fell on them. 'I say, a youth who had always been fair-haired broke that silence, 'it's only fancy of course something wrong with my eyes but you chaps do look so rum. 'Rum, said his friend. 'Look at YOU. You in a sash! My hat! And your hair's gone black and you've got a beard. It's my belief we've been poisoned. You do look a jackape. 'Old Levinstein don't look so bad.

At a recent meeting of the Manchester section of the Society of Chemical Industry, Mr. Ivan Levinstein described the history and progress of the manufacture of alizarine, from which are produced fast red, purple, brown, and black dyes.

But how was it DONE that's what I want to know. How was it done? Is it conjuring, or what? 'I think it is chust a ver' bad tream, said old Levinstein to his clerk; 'all along Bishopsgate I haf seen the gommon people have their hants full of food GOOT food. Oh yes, without doubt a very bad tream!

It required the Hartley Mission to drive this fact home. When, however, the brilliant researches, referred to above, on the mustard gas method had decided our policy, the dye factory of Levinstein Limited vigorously converted the process into a technical success, and what was still a laboratory reaction in the spring of 1917 became a successful manufacturing process in July of that year.

In this country, for example, our own dye factories were able to keep pace with the increasing demand for dyes created by the rapid mobilisation of military and naval equipment. In particular the rapid large-scale production of indigo by the Levinstein firm, at Ellesmere Port, was a considerable achievement.

'Then I'm dreaming too, Sir, said the clerk, looking down at his legs with an expression of loathing. 'I see my feet in beastly sandals as plain as plain. 'All that goot food wasted, said old Mr Levinstein. A bad tream a bad tream. The Members of the Stock Exchange are said to be at all times a noisy lot.

Thus, although entering late into the field of chemical warfare production, Doctor Herbert Levinstein, Professor A. G. Green, and their collaborators of the firm of Levinstein Limited were able to develop rapidly a successful industrial mustard gas process which was of considerable assistance to England and America. This work, both in research and production, deserves the greatest credit.

I could see Carnaby and Beatrice on horseback, and two girls I did not know with them; Cothope and three or four workmen I employed; my aunt and Mrs. Levinstein, who was staying with her, on foot, and Dimmock, the veterinary surgeon, and one or two others. My shadow moved a little to the north of them like the shadow of a fish.

The founder of the successful firm of Levinstein, Limited, Mr. Ivan Levinstein, seeing by his own experience how our patent laws prevented the development of the dye industry in England, devoted years of work to obtain an alteration of these laws, but with only partial success. The Government, after very long delays, attempted to deal with the matter, but it is not yet satisfactorily settled.

'Kill them, cried the Queen. 'Kill the dogs! The guards obeyed. 'It IS all a dream, cried Mr Levinstein, cowering in a doorway behind his clerk. 'It isn't, said the clerk. 'It isn't. Oh, my good gracious! those foreign brutes are killing everybody.

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