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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16

a member OF the Social Democratic
Party there I am convinced that the
people of Russia will never go back
to the old regime; that they are we'll
capable Of governing themselves.
Russia win cot only NAH tain it's
political democracy but it will also
be the first country that will adopt
industrial democracy. The provision
al government there is already dis
cussing the advisahility of distributing
the land among the peasants. They
are also talking of taking over the
mines. The railroads are already
owned by the government. Many who
are familiar with the spirit Of the
Russian people cay that after the
war will be over the world will hear
such news from Russia that will shake
the foundations Of old precedents of
every country, Although the new
democracy over there is only about
two months old it has already
demonstrated that the affairs there
are not conducted blindly. The
people know what they want and
they know how to get it. So far the
soldiers and the laboring men are
great factor in moulding the policies
oil the new government.
Industrial Democracy Also.
The revolution was not only for
political democracy but was also for
industrial democracy. The revolution
is going to have a great effect upon
the destinies Of all the people there.
The p ,ople will not only get the
political privileges such as free
SDeecf free nrossa .frno aaSeno h1a po
and the right OF vote, but they will
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16

while it was impossible to believe
that that was a reality. Even those
who were connected with the revolu-
tionary movement were reluctant to
believe that the Romanoff family is
no longer depressing the people.
The New Program.
About two days later we heard that
the provisional government of Russia
announced the following program:
1. Immediate general amnesty for
all political and religious offenses.
2. Liberty of speech and of the
press, freedom for alliances, unions
and strikes, with the extension OF
these liberties to military officials.
8. Abolition of all social, religious
and national restrictions.
4. Convocation of constitutional
assembly, based on universal suffrage,
which will establish a government
regime.
5. Substitution Of the police by a
national militia, with chiefs to be
elected and responsible to the govern
ment.
6. Communal elections based on
universal suffrage.
7. Emancipation Of the Jews and
abolition Of all social, religious and
national restrictions.
Everywhere the people wondered
how it happened that the autocracy
of yesterday became a democracy Of
today. Those who have not been in
Russia and are not familiar with the
revolutionary movements there be-
lieve that the change came over night.
but those that have been there and
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
How To Go Back To The Farm.

LITTLE ROCK, Ariz, June IA
Editor Oury of the Union Labor Bulle-
tin is cynical enough to say that it is
easy to shout ''go back to the farm"
but difficult to do for the man who is
penniless and who sees the bulk of the
vacant land in the hands of specula-
tors. The editor suggests that a suff-
cient land tax be levied on vacant
land to make it no longer profitable
for the owner to hold it out of use
and that the state and national gov
ernments should assist these would-be
but penniless, farmers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16

ception rooms, which in the old
regime was used only for the recep-
ticn of royal personages. They re-
ceived the greatest reception that
any human being could ever hope to-
receive. Later on the people Of
Fetrograd carried Breshkofvskaya
through the streets on their arms.
Cossacks Converted.
Although the revolutionists Of
Russia have always hoped that some
day they would succeed in converting
the soldiers they have never dreamed
Of being able to convert the Cossacks
Now we find that they have not only
succeeded in getting the soldiers on
their side but they have also gotten
the sym pathy Of the Cossacls. Dur
ing the revolution when the soldiers
and Cossacks were called upon by
the old government to shoot down
the people they refused to do so. Now
the soldiers and workmen have
elected a committee to represent them
in dealings with the provisional gov-
ernment and when the government
issued a statement concerning its
foreign policy in regard to the war
the Representatives of tho soldiers and
workmen felt offended because they
we're not consulted before the draft
irg of that statement. Yes. the world
is moving onward.
Some people fear that this new
government is not going to last: that
the old regime might return through
a counter-revolution, because the peo-
pie are not able to govern themselves
Coming from Russia and having been
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
FIGHT To BLOCK
SUFFRAGE BILL
Develops Over Question Whether
Judiciary Committee Shall
Be Discharged.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-A big
fight to block Miss Jeanette Ran
kln's joint resolution for a constitu-
tional woman suffrage amendment
developed in the house, Wednesday,
when democratic and republican
leaders sought to determine whether
the house judiciary committee shall
be discharged from further considera-
ton of the bill.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16

"The guarantees Of human conserva- <
ton should be recognized in war as
we'll as in peace. Wherever changes
in the organization Of industry are
necessary upon a. war basis, they should
be made in accord with plans agreed
upon by representatives of the gov
ernment and those engaged and en-
: ployed in tho industry.
Justice Is Cornerstone.
''The cornerstone Of natlOnal defense
is justice in fundamental relations of
life-economic justice. The one
agency which accomplishes this for
the workers is the organized labor
movement The greatest step that can
be made for national defense is not
t.5 bind and throttle the organized la
Dor movement but to afford it's great
'est scope and opportunity for volun--
tary effective cooperation in spirit
and action.
'Whether planning for peace or war
the government must recognize the or
ganized labor movement as the agency
* with which it must cooperate in
dealing with wage-earners."
Now the time for trial of these prin-
.cipleS is at hand.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
Bear River Journal
Says Jones Is Best
Choice For Congress

Senator Richard Jones of Du-
luth Is looming up very strongly
as congressional candidate to sue
coed COngressman Clarence b.
Miller. The latter has held the
Job for several terms, but there is
a sentiment growing over the dis
tr1ct that the people at large are
very poorly Represented at the
national capitol. and for this rea-
son alone any candidate of MIR.
Jones ability will receive strong
support. At this time Senator
Jones certainly looms up as the
candidate Of the progressive ele-
mcnts of the dfstrict-Bear River
Journal.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
5000 WORKERS LOCKED OUT

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June H.
Textile employers have locked out
5000 employees who were found to be
getting interested in trade unionism.
This city has been advertised as
'blessed with cheap labor" and mill
owners, backed by the Tennessee Man.
ufacturers' association, seem deter
mined to maintain that reputation. The
United Textile Workers has taken
charge of the victimized workers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
CARPENTERS LOCKED OUT

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 14.-The plea
for industrial peace in these war times
has not been heard by the Carpenters
Contractors association which has
locked out it's union employees and i'm
ported strikebreakers because the for
mer refused to sign an obnoxious con-
tract
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
FIGHT FOR FREE SPEECH

:, NORWICH, Conn, June 14.-At the
coming municipal election trade union
lists in this city will make free speech
the leading issue. City officials have
attempted to prevent labor unions
from holding public meetings.
Bridgeport trade unionists are also
objecting to infringement on their
rights. An ordinance makes it neces-
sary to secure a permit from police
authorities before a public meeting
can be held.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
THREE MORE QUIT
SOCIALIST PARTY

NEW YORK. June 14.-Addins
their protest to that Of John
SpargO, three more prominent
members of the Socialist party
have announced that they wiil
also resign from the ranks unless
the party Fepudiates the anti
draft resolutions drawn up at the
st. Louis convention. These men
are Allan Benson. Socialist candi-
date for president i'm 1916; William
Stokes.
MIR. Benson, I'm announcing his
Intention to resign, said that he
stl1l hoped the party would come
to it's senses and that it would
vote down the majority resolution.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
UNIONS LINING UP IN STREET RAILWAY CONTEST
GIVE SOMETHING
FOR LIBERTY

BY Hon. franklin X. Lane, Secre-
tary of the Interior.
At Yorktown, Va, there is a
shrine to which repair the liberty
lovers Of the land. 1t IL a simple
stone marking the grave of Gov.
Thomas Nelson, who entered the
War for Independence Al a rich
man with the exception of Gen.
Washington, the richest man in
the SOuth) and died a Door man.
having given his fortune for the
support of the Colonial troops.
The stone bears these worils,
He Gave All
for Liberty.
Such men brought liberty to us
and we now can repay them by
lending our savings for the main-
tenance of liberty-that "g0vern-
ment of the people. for the peo-
pie, and by the people shall not
perish from the earth.'
Buy Liberty Bond.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
RAISE WAGES 10 PER CENT

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 14.-Organized
electrical workers on strike against
the Central Light company have raised
wages 10 per cent and returned to
work
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
METAL WORKERS STRIKE

HUNT1NGTON, w. Va, June H.
Employers have refused to recognize
the new Sheet Metal Workers union
or to pay increased wages and these
employees have suspended work.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
OUR REPUBLIC

The Republic that labor is eager to
defend and sacrifice for is a Republic
that belongs to the people and that
offers the opportunities that befit
free and intelligent population.
SAMUEL GOMPERS.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-06-16
ASK FOR THE LABEL

When making purchases of any
Kind, be sure to see that you secure
goods bearing the union label. This
! 4S-ypur First duty to your fellow union
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
GADUL.sTWO.

Jest faktem, Re czesto Ia &c
braniach towarzystw kwitnic ga
drllstwo. Znajduja sic bowiem
zawsze m6owcy, kt6rzy sprawe O.
m6wiona obszernie powtarzaja.
Me wiedza niestety, re to jest
nieznosna rzecza ola sluchacz6w,
gdy niekt6rzy m6wcy ciagle wra-
Gaia ma nowo do spraw juz zalat-
wionych. Ale niemniej spotyka
sic gadulstwo i W zyciu prywat-
mem II mezczyzn i kobiet. Jest to
iedna z najnieznoSniejszych PREY
war.
W znanym tygodniku Maksy--
|miliana Hardena "Zukunft 'znaj
dujemy o gadulstwie nastepujace
wywody:
Gaduly ME sluchaja zadnego
!cz}owieka, tylko wciaz m6Wla.
Zdaje sic wrecz, re cierpia ma do.
browolna gluchote i gania "a to
mature, re i'm dala dwoje uszu a
/! tylko. jeden jezyk. w Olympic, "
iGrecyi, znajduje sic hala, W kto.
rel odbija sic echem CLOS ludzkl
lsiedm razy i nazywaja ia dlatego
Aedmioglosowa. lyle ray PREY
najmniej odbija sic gadulstwoo
skoro ktos tract 0 MICH slowkielm1l
Wierzyaby nieomal trzeba, ze, M
koncza sic u gadulow nerwy stu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
POWODEM
SK6RY

Ostra i kr0stawa sk0ra jest pc
wodem slamazarnego opr6zniania
wnetrznosci. Naprawcie te spra--
we i wyczyscie wasza komplek-
.sye ORA King'a New Life pigul-
kami. To lagodne lekarstwo uzy.
wane wieczorem zapewni wan zu
pelne, wolne ME uciazliwe wyczy
szczenie z rama. Wypedzcie to O.
ciazale leniwe uczucie powsta}c z
prze}adowanych wnetrznosci j sla
mazarnej watroby. Wezcie. butel-
Ike dis. u wszystkich aptekarzy.
25c. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
Johanna, "a hstopada. 1916
Poslowie Polscy do sejlnu
Prwkiego aprokill'a!na.
eva A~ushorNienliecka

Jak wiadomo, dnia 2O-go listo-
pada debatowano W sejmie prus-
kim mad wnioskiem stronnictw:
w~iekszosci, a mianowicie konser-
watystow, wolno : konserwatys--.
tow i nacyonal -~liberalow-na te-
mat kwcstyi polskiej.
Odnosnie do proklamacyi pan
silva polskiego, wniosek ten do
magal sic gwarancyi militarnych,
|politycznych i ekonomicznych ola
Niemiec. Odnosnie zas do obsza-
row zamieszkalych przez Prusa--
k6w m6wiacych pc polsku' wnio
SEX ten sprzeciwial sic wszelkiemu
rozwiazaniu kwestyi polskiej
|"kt6re w jakikolwiek spos6b
mogloby zagrozic niemieckiemu
charakterowi prowincyi wschod-
Mich, zlaczonych INTERCOLLEGIATE 2
panstwcm pruskiem, a nieodzow-
nych ola Prus i ola Niemiec, ola
Itch stanowiska wielkomocarstwo-
|wego."
w ciagu debat mad tym who's
klein, kt6ry uchwalono wlekszos-
cia $50 glos6w przeciw 104, po--
sci ksiadz S~tyczynski przed}ozyl
imieniem Ko1a Polskiego dekla-
racye, z kt6rej telegramy poda4y
tylko streszczenia a kt6rej glow
he ustepy brzmia nastepujaco:
Pomimo stuletnich z CORA po-
kt6re utrzymywa}y r6z-
ne dzielnice Polski pod w@adza
roznych panstw, nar6d polski ME
straci} nigdy poczucia swe:A jed
nosci, lecz stacza} wake ciezka Q
swa wolnosscc narodowa. Ustawicz
me gwa}cenia prawa narod6w, by
". naszem zdaniem, jedna z glow
nych przyczyn wojny obecnej.
Spodziewamy sic jednakowoz, Il
ME nadarmo przelano strumienie
[krwi i re narody europejskie ma
|beda powszechne przekonanie, re
wolnosc innych narod6w ME
sprzeciwia sic wcale ich wlasnym
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18

straszne, IL nogi odm6wi}y mu
zupelnie posluszenstwa. Bezskute
cznie probowalem rozmaitych le-
karstw, az W koncu kupilem bu-
telke Ora. Piotra Gomozo i, 0 dzi
wo! W przeciagu jednego tygod-
MIA syn MOI m6gl powr6cic do
piracy. Chcialbym r6wniez pos1ac
troche tego lekarstwa do mych
rodzic6w, W Europie; czy chcie--
libyscie panowie zajac sic tenn
ola mnie?"
Mkt, tylko ten, kto stall sic
zmuszonym do zaniechania piracy
z powodu choroby, moze zdac So
bic swiadomie sprawe z tego, co
to macy bye W moznosci powr6-
cenia do piracy. Praca W tych O.
kolicznosciach, jest pelna nowych
dodatkowych urok6w. Ora. Pho
ira Gomozo pomaga nature do
wznowienia czynnosci cielesnych,
czyniac zycie iprace milem i PREY
Jenna. Me jest ono lekarstwem
aptecznem. Specyalni agenci do
starczaja je, Tub mozecie je ma
bye wprost re laboratoryum wyt-
worc6w, DR.. Peter ,Fahrney 4
Sons Co., 1876 So. Hoyne Ave-,
Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
|RoBAKI RoBIA DZIEC1 DRAz
IIWEM.

Jezeli vase dziecko krzyczy
we snie, jest nerwowe, ociazale
niechetne, moze ono bye ofiara 70
bak6w. Rozpocznijcie leczenie ma
tychmiast z Kickapoo Worm Kill
Ter. TIE lecznicze cukierki we for
ME tablet6w zabija robaki j usu-
waja je szybko j }atwo. Me przesz
kadzajcie waszemu dziecku W roz
wijaniu sic przez ociaganie sic
przez trwale cierpienia do jego ~
wotnossci przez robki .Wekcie H
ckapo Worm Killer cd waszych
aptekarzy. 25c. yOgl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18

), WlARUS GZWartek dnla
do piilnowania, az "a o czasu ullKoi
ECZEMA sic choroby.
Z. w, razie smierci dziecka, nj.
komu, z wyjatkiem najblizszej re
..dziny ME wolno brac udzialu " pc
grzebie.
Obowiazki rodzic6ow i pielegnia
REX:
l. Me pozw6leie dzieciom kwa
rantannowanych rodzin chodzic
do szko1y.
FL pokoju, gdzie ma lezec cho
Try, powynosic wszystkie niepo--
trzebne meble. Usuwac dywany
firanki. Pc smierci albo wyzdro-
wicniu chorego dziecka - znisz:
iczyc wszystkie zabawki i ksiazki,
przez ME uzywane. Pokoj chore-
go przewietrzac kilka razy IA
dzien. podloge zas i wszystko
drzewo obmyc wilgotna szmata.
Poniewaz w kurzu znajduje sic
jak najwiecej z%arazk6w, ME "a
miatae nigdy na sucho pokoju. w
razie zamiatania posypac podloge
wilgotenmi trocinami, kawalecz-
kami +gazety albo liscmi herba--
cianylni, umoczonymi W wodzie.
3. Jesli to jest mozliwem, MECH
tylko jedna osoba pilnuje chore-
go i z wyjatkiem lekarza, Mkt ME
powilien przychodzic do pokoju.
Czuwajaca osoba Il }oza chorego
dziecka ME powinna sic stykac z
reszta czlonk6w rodziny. Psy, ko
ty i innc zwierzeta usunac z po-
koju chorego.
4. Glory powinien mice swoje
talerze, filizanki, szklanki, noze,
widelce, }yzki i I'd. Naczynia tego
ME wolno mieszac z innem naczy
MEM, albo tez usuwac z pokoju.
Nalezy je myc W tym samym po-
koju W goracej wodzie z soda, a
nastepnie wymyc je W gotujacej
sic wodzie. Pozosta}e pomyje wy
lac do ustepu.,
5. NieczystoSci z nosa i ust po-
winien pacyent wydzielac do chu
sikh Tub szmatki, kt6re nalezy ma
tychmiast spalic, albo zamoczyc
jc W dwuprocentowym rozczynie
karbolowym. Rozczyn ten PREY
rzadza sic w ten spos6b, re W jed
|nym galonie woody rozpuszcza sic
try uncyc czystcgo karbolu.
6. Odchody powinno sic dezyn-
fekcyonowac wapnem.
Z. Wszclkie ubranic, %przesciera
d}a i bielizne chorego. pred "a
braniem ich z pokoju, zamoczyc
NJ rozczvnie karholowym HI dwie
Tub try godziny, a nastepnic wy:
gotowac przez kwadrans W wo--
die z soda.
8. Osoba, o%piekujaca sic cho-
rym, DO udzieleniu srodka lekar
skiego do gardla hub nosa pacy-
enta, jakotez i pred kazdem je-
dzeniem, powinna sobie wymyc
porzadnic rece W rozczynie kar--
bolowym, a potem mydlem W 60
racej wodzie re soda.
9. Pc skonczonej chorobie pa
lcyenta, nalezy go wy kapac, wfo-
sy wymyc mydlem W goracej wo-
die Z soda, dac pacyentowi ety.
sta bielizne, :ubranie i usunac go
IL pokoju. To samo powinna zro-
bic re SODA i pielegniarka, pred
zetknieciem sic Z rodzina hub i'll
nymi ludzmi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18

sa1..aa-. s.-.T- .@-- $500 .ss@-@-
interesom. Uznanie miedzynarodo
wei doniosllosci kwestyi polsskiej
oznacza jeden krok naprz6d ma
drodze ku jej ostatecznemu roz-
wiazaniu, kt6rego koniecznosc ma
rzuca sic dzisiaj wszystkim. "A ko
niecznosc ia WOODWORKING jest
ME tylko zasadami sprawiedliwos
|ci wzgledem polskiego narodu,
lecz take interesem poWszech-
nym, jake rekojmia pokoju.
Manifest cesarzy Niemiec i
Austryi przepelnia mas uczuciem
zadowolenia, poniewaz zrodzil sic
re swiadomoscia tel potrzeby j pc
|niewaz uznaje W zasadzie prawa
narodu polskiego do utworzenia
wlasnego panstwa niepodleglego.
Ale wyrazano obawe, re tylko
Geese narodu polskiego cieszyc sic
bedzie mog1a ia wolnoscia - a
wolnoscia, kt6ra bylaby zreszta
czysto nominating, a ia Ottawa W
zupe}nosci potwierdzona jest
przez ~niniejszy wniosek. Podlug
wolf wnioskodawc6w. stanowia-
|cych zresztq wiekszosc tel Izby-
nalozy sic nowemu panstWu tax
ogramna masa wiez6w W dziedzi-
ME militarnej, spolecznej j poll
tycznej, re jego wolnosc j niepod
leglosc beda tylko czems poor
mem.
"Ponadto dalsza Geese wniosku
dowodzi, re wnioskodawcy odrzu
GAIA absolutnie wszelkie porozu-
mienie pomiedzy narodami poll
kim a niemieckim. Skoro m6wia
O "Prusakach m6wiacych pc poi
sku" zamiast ich nazwac- Poleahka-
mi pruskimi, .odmawiaja TEN sa-
mem uznania naszej odrebnej ma
rodowossci. w chwili zass obecnej
nalezy tn uwazac "a WoWokacye.
"Co wiecej, jezeli wniskodaw-
icy oswiadczaja juz teraz, Il ME-
|mozliwa jest rzecza uregulowac
wewnetrzne stosunk polityczpe
W ten spos6b, ably ME dopuscic do
jakiegokolwiek uszczup1enia cha
rakteru niemieckiego prowincyi
pruskich ma Wschodzie, to dos
wiadczenie z ostatnich dziesiatek
lat kaze domyslac sic latwo, co
to wlasciwie oznacza.
Koniecznosc zagwarantowania
wybitnie niemieckiego charakte-
ru naszej ziemi rodzinnej, byla
pobudka, ma kt6ra sic powolywa
no PREY usuwaniu jezyka polskie
go z administracyi, re szk6l i zy-
cia-publicznego;~ofa z -pfzy:1wysna-=
czaniu przesz}o miliona marek z
fundusz6w panstwowych ma sy-
stematyczne tepienie naszej lud-
nosci rolniczej. Wlasnie celem "a
warowania wybitnie niemieckie-
go charakteru tych obszar6w, "a
broniono Polakom osiedlac sic ma
ich wlasnej ziemi i ME zawahano
Isle nawet pred wypedzaniem ich
u :wlasnych d6br droga wywlasz-
czenia.
"Wobec wcale niedwuznacznej
tendency tego wniosku, zak1ada
my przeciw MENU. protest uroczy
sty.
& -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-18
ClEKAWE RZECZY
n y
PARABLE

Ma podstawie informacyj, o.
partych ma wyczerpujacych eks.
perymentach lekarskich, stwier--
dzono, re paraliz dzieciecy jest
choroba zarazliwa, to macy.
re moze sic on przeniesc z oso.
by chorej ma zdrowa osobe =
!przez bezposrednie :stykanie sic.
albo tez przez osobe trzecia. -
Choroba ia jest tax zarazliwa
jak dyfterya albo szkarlatyna.
Paraliz dzieciecy przybral ogro-.
mne rozmiary W Stanach Zjed-
%noczonych, zwlaszcza w ostat-
mich pieciu lat. Ma chorobe
Ite ~zapadaja przewaznie dzieci, ale
j starsze osoby ME So r6wniez cd
,niej wy}aczone. Naj}atwiej zara--
zaja sic dzieci pomiedzy pierw--
szym a piatym rokiem podczas
miesiecy letnich, cd czerwca do
pazdziernika wlacznie, ale o jej
I,;ypadkach donoszono tez i w in
'nych miesiacach roku.
Siedziba paralizu dzieciecego
Jest sluzowa b1ona nosa i gardla,
skad rozchodza sic nastepnie Ia
razki do tkanek nerwowych kre-
|goslupa. Tkanki te So jakby pos
rednikami, PREY pomocy kt6rych
'm6zg wprawia w ruch musku}y
rak, n6g i innych zarzad6w ciala.
Dzialaja one grupami, z kt6rych
kazda kontroluje pewien rodzaj
muskul6w. Gdy jakas grupa ta--
lkich kom6rek nerwowych pre-
stale funkcyonowac, m6zg pod
zadnym warunkiem ozywic ich
ME zdo}a. Gdy bakterye osiada
ma grupie tkanek nerwowych, ma
stepuje ubezwladnienie czyli pa
raliz muskul6w, kt6re naleza do
tych tkanek. Gdy tie tkanki costa
na zupchie zniszczone - naste--
puje paraliz staly, zupe}ny; jezeli
zas So tylko czesciowo .uszkodzo-
nc, nastepuje paraliz chwilowy,
|trwajacy przez jakis okreslony
czas. &
Pierwsze objawy zapadniecia
ma MIA SO zupe}nie jasne.. Pc MAJ
wiekszej czesci nastepuje spara--
Fr1iizoWanie plec6w cz1onkow,,
rak i nog, a rugby staja sic
Iociaza}c, dop6ki paraliz ME
nastapi. Dziecko w6wczas le--
Ivy ma boku, szyje ma sztywna i
Ijest zwykle ma pol przytomne.O Oh
jawom tym towarzysza b6le w pie
leach i nerwowe w~strzasnenia ca
lem cialkiem. Boil rak i n6g jest
tax wielki, re dziecko krzyczy bar
dzo, ;jesli sic je chce posadzic. u
derzenic pulsu jest nieregularne j
szybkie. Nastepuja wymioty, sill
ina goraczka, Dol g1owy, bezsen--
nossc i nadzwyczajne podraznienie
w wielu wypadkach umiera die
cko pc trzech lub pieciu dniach
choroby. Czasami zdarza sic, re
dziccko, chore Ma paraliz, ME Wy
kazuje wszystkich, powyzej poda
nych, objawow.
Powyzsze opisy paralizu die
ciecego podajemy W tym cclu, a.
by MONA bylo rozpoznac te cho,
robe, dziecko polozyc do lozka, u
'sunac cd niego inne dzieci i po-,
s}ac zaraz pc lekarza.
D%otychczas bakcyl tel choroby
dzicciecej jest nieznany stad
tez niema mowy 0 racyonalnym
leczeniu.
Narazie, ably zmniejszyc mozli'
wosc ~zarazenia sic, trzeba sic try
mac nastepujacych przepisow.
/. o kazdy9l zasz}ym wypadkr
paralizu dzieciecego nalezy po-.
wiadomic %miejscowy wydzla1
izdrowia.
2. Ma domach musi sic nalepit
kartki.
3. Kwarantanna mieszkan mu
ISL trwac najmniej try tygodnie
4. Nauczycielom j uczniom, mit
szkajacym W domach, objetyci
|kwarantama, ME wolno chodzif
do szkoly.
: Miaczkania muSZa byc wVcZy