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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-02
GRANT INCREASE
Strike of Miners In LeadviIIe Dis.
trict Will Be Averted.

Leadville, Colo, Aug. 2.-Mine op-
orators of the Leadville district to-
day announced an increase of wages
of fifty cents a day, making the
scale 81 a day. This probably will
result in ending the strike which has
tied up metal mine operations for
ten days: A committee of Union and
nonunion strikers agreed Monday
night to accept an increase of so
cents a day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-02
PROPOSE MINISTER'S ELECTION

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Aug. Rev.
e. 7. Ferry of this city has been
recommended for captain of Battery
E of the Second Minnesota field
artillery by the committee appointed
to make the selection. Rev. Mr.. Fer
ry is a splendid man for the posi-
tfon. The other officers will probably
EA announced in a day or two.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-02
LOSSES BY SUBMARINE
SHOW FALLING OFF
Weekly Report Gives Total as Eieh-
teen Vessels of 1900 Ton
Class.

London, Aug. 2.-Some falling off
in the loss Of British merchantmen
by submarines is noted in the Of
fetal summary issued last evening.
Eighteen British vessels of more
than 1900 tons were sunk by sub
marines or mines last week. Three
vessels under 1000 tons were sunk,
while no fishing vessels were lost.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair tonight and Friday. Warmer
Friday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
LAWSUIT over Dog
DECISION THAT DOG Is PROP
ERTY AND HAS RIGHTS.

Milbank, July Gas the result
of an action tried in a local court the
state supreme court may be asked TO
decide whether or not a dog is prop
erty and has the same right TO a
highway as an automobile. William
Bohn. a farmer, while driving an au-
tomobiie. ran down and killed a dog
belonging to Julius Berkner, Berk-
ner sued for $50 damages and BONN
resisted. After a trial Berkner was
granted a judgment of SIS against
Bohn, the court also assessing the
costs TO Bohn. The court held that
the dog was property and that it had
as much right to the highway as the
automobile driven by Bohn. Dissat-
isfied with the action of the court,
Bohn has given notice of an appeal
to the state circuit court, his inten-
ton being to carry it to the state SUI
preme court, il necessary.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
that MISSING NUMBER
NO. 1864 WILL BE PLACED As
No. 1O,004 AND FOLLOWING
NUMBERS MOVED DOWN.

Washington, ID. c., July 23.-De-
spite the fact that officers and clerks
of Provost Marshal General Grow
der's office worked all night to com-
plete the drawing that fixes the or
der of military liability Of 10. 200, goo
registrants, the tally sheets had been
compared and corrected before dark
and the master list was i'm the hands
OF the printer. Copies will be mailed
TO local exemption boards beginning
not later than Tuesday and the sum
moning of the first draft of $4,000
men can begin.
General Crowder issued the fol-
lowing statement:
The drawing is complete and has
been apparently successful. The next
step will be the ratification of the
results, sending the official chart to
1857 local boards, and the applica-
ton by each board of its chart to its
s~erially numbered list. This need
consume but little time and when
done the order of priority of the
nearly $1,000, 600 registrants to re-
port for examination will be revealed.
Such additional drafts as may be or
dered by the president will be filled
by calling men in the order of this
established priority and no further
drawing ever will be necessary.
Each local board, upon receipt of its
chart and upon notification by the
governor of the quota to be raised by
it. may proceed at once, under regu-
~lations already promulgated to sum
mon men for examination"
General Crowder in thanking the
newspapers says:
Il cannot let this opportunity pass
without referring to the very great
value of the assistance which has
been so earnestly rendered by the
press"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
EXPECTS
CLASH WITH RUSSIA

Helsingfors, Finland, July pa
conflict with Russia is regarded as
inevitable because of the action of
the Finnish diet in adopting a bill
granting Independence to Finland.
The Socialist members of the parlia-
ment assert. however, that Petrograd
has its hands too full with it's own
troubles to attempt repression.
Announcement of the vote was re
ceived by prolonged cheering and
cries of Long live Finland" and END
Russian connection"
The district thereafter rejected, 104
to ST. a PROPOSAL by a member of the
Young Finnish party. that the law, as
prescribed by the constitution, be sub
mitted for Russia's approval or veto.
After the veto on the bill the senate
prepared a statement to be read by
Premier Tokoi announcing its resig-
nation. The motive was that the SEN
ate was appointed by the Russian pro-
visional government as the inheritor
of the grand duke Of Finland's pre-
negatives. but as the provisional gov
ernmens's power in Finland was now
abolished the senate lost local stand
ing. 1t would remain in power only
until the diet appointed a new senate
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
FOR THE SOLDIER BOYS
COMFORT KITS DESIGNED BY
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

Vermillion. July 23.-The comfort
kits which the South Dakota boys
viii carry into the trenches in
France probably will be of a stand
ard pattern originated by the home
economics department of the Univer-
sity of South Dakota. When stu
dents of the university went TO the
training camp last spring, the girls in
the home economies department
worked overtime to provide each
fledgling officer with a khaki cover
ed bundle with compartments for
soap. writing materials. shaving par
aphernalia. toilet articles, and other
comforts. All the University of
South Dakota students who have
gone into the army. the navy. or the
United States marines, or the nation
al guard. received similar comfort
kits. The fame of the university
comfort kits was noised around
among the South Dakotans in the
camps, and a news story telling oil
the activity Of the women students in
making comfort kits was printed il
most OF the newspapers of South Ia
kota.
As a result. more than 80 cities O
South Dakota have written TO the de
partment of home economics to ge
the specifications and directions TO
making comfort kits. The depart
ment has been able TO send either al
actual sample or a pattern with full
amt complete instructions in reply {,
every request. As a result, - i-ea
of women in all parts of Sost tn Da
tota Gfe plying the needle this sum
mer preparing comfort kits for tn.
home boys who will be "somewher
i'm France" this fall.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
MISSOURI RIVER Eating
BIG TERRITORY AND MANY PER-
SONS SOON MAY BE ON
NEBRASKA SIDE.

Vermillion, July 23.-Although
the Missouri river is slowly receding
it still lcontinues to wreak havoc and
destruction along the South Dakota
side and right now it is said the river
is at its most damaging stage. The
swift waters are still eating away the
banks with a rapidity that far
eclipses the damaging work of the
past few weeks. 1t is feared by many
that the river will eventually eat its
over to the old channel, and If
it does it will be a hard matter to
even approximately estimate the
damage. BY this prank of the river
thousands of acres of land and not a
few residents will soon find them
selves in Nebraska.
Fearing to wait any longer for fear
it would be too late Martin Erickson
telephoned to a Sioux City moving
firm and in response to the call a
carload of housemoving material was
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23

Miller ~ Jacob Ruggenburg, a
farmer living southwest of town, sus-
tanned a heavy loss as the result OF a
fire which destroyed his barn. The
loss was only partly covered by in
The origin of the fire is a
mystery.
ST. LaNrence-At the family home
ia this city occurred the sudden
death OF }. x. Hoover. a Well known
pioneer settler OF this territory. lie
died while sitting in IA chair after
partaklng OF a meal. lie was 70
years old and was a veteran OF the
civil war.
Iroquois- Quite elaborate cere-
monies marked the laying of the cor
nerstone OF the new Methodist church
building which is TO be erected in
this city at "A cost OF about $40 1000.
Rev. W. S. Shepherd, Of Matertown,
the district superintendent, had
charge OF the ceremonies n was
assisted by a number of clergymen
from different parts of eastern South
Dakota.
Huron-A group of women in
Grant township, in Beadle county
calling themselves the Ladies' Aid OF
the Rose Hill church, have broken
into Red Cross circles here by send
ing a check for S10 and u promise to
send another like it every month.
They also volunteered to send in
enough home made pies for a Sunday
iced FOR Troop q, the cavalry com
pany which is modified here on the
fair grounds.
Huron-'We haven't had a guest
in the police station for nigh onto
three weeks said Chief of Police
John Boyle today. Three weeks o.
prohibition in Huron has beer motto
ed at the Huron police station in par
ticular. Since the time of the clos
ing of saloons On July /, police head
quarters have been as quiet as I
graveyard. The hinges on the eel
doors are even getting rusty from
disuse," said Chief Boyle.
Ipswich-Deputy Sheriff Swale, o
Edmunds county, has returned t
South Dakota from Lancaster, Wis.
having in custody a well know
young man of this county. who i
charged with criminal assault. TIL
name of the young man has beel
withheld from the public because o
the prominence of his family and un
Sertainity as to his guilt or limo
cence. He fled from the state befor
a warrant could be served, and final
ly was located in the Wisconsin town
where he was captured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
BONAR Law ASKED
To GIVE WAR VIEWS

London, July 3D. The Unionist
bus ness committee. n of the most
influential groups in the house of
commons which the war has produced.
sent Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor
of the e%xchequer. a letter referring to
a previous letter wherein they urged
views on various political matters. in
Guiding Americas entry into the war.
The letter cites recent events as
having caused doubt in the minds of
the writer's whether the government is
following the developments i'm Ger
many with a proper regard for the
facts.
They urged il is a mistake to sup
pose that the Germans were driven
to war unwilIingly by the emperor and
Prussian militarists and that any
democratic movement in Germany is
likely to sweep ont militarism from
the country.
The German people as a whole, the
letter says. are in sympathy with the
government and there is no reliable
sign that the German social structure
will not stand the strain of war to the
end.
1t is urged. therefore, that Great
Britain, in consultation with its allies,
adopt practical decisions and act
thereupon with a view to carrying out
the resolutions Of the Paris economic
conference and the British imperial
war conference.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23

unloaded and the work of moving his
farm buildings to a higher and safer
place has commenced, and now the
big question is can he get the build
ings moved before the river starts on
a wild course. The soil between
Erickson's place and the river is
sandy and the mad waters are MAX
ing quick work in eating its way
through his farm.
Damage along the Charrlin farm.
and up and down the valley still con
tinues and every day Mr.. Charrlin
sees acre after acre OF maturing
crops fed to the rivers hungry nav.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
WORMS HANDICAP your CHILD

Worms drain the strength and vitality
of children. making them dull and list
less. Their power to resist more se-
rious iseas is reduced and energy and
interest in play is lacking. Kickapoo
Worm Killer il a mildly laxative rem
edy in candy tablet form hat children
like to take. 1t kills and removes The
worms and let's your child grow strong
and healthy like other children. Don't
let your child be dragged down by
worms. Full directions on the box. At
oil druggists, rs cents.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
TWENTY YEARS
AGO TO-DAY
Items Taken from the Daily
Leader Files.

The mother of Conductor Joe
O'Brien and his sister, Hannah, who
have been visiting for a few weeks,
went to Minneapolis before returning
home to Waukon, la.
VIM. Whitmore reports rye har-
v~esting in progress on his farm, and
a very heavy crop. He has a field of
wheat in the dough" which also
promises an early harvest.
A social party was given by the
Craney brothers at the home of
Charles jerks last evening in honor
of their cousins, Frank Ryan and
James Brazzel. of Luverne, Mimi,
who are making them a visit.
Adolph Schmidt sold three farms
yesterday. two in Wentworth and one
in Wayne. The fact hat they We're
all sold to home parties shows that
those who have had experience right
here, have confidence in the future of
Dakota.
Expressman Harry Dick and wife
were passengers for Sioux Falls,
whence they will go TO White Lake
TO visit Mrs. Dicks parents. They
expect to be gone a couple of weeks
and in the meantime the express
business here will be attended by G..
S. Harlan, of Lacrosse, Wis.
Presiding Elder Sukow, of the
German Evangelical conference Of
North and South Dakota, is in the
city, the guest Of Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
He will hold quarterly conference at
Ramona beginning this evening and
continuing until Sunday afternoon.
Sunday evening he will preach in the
Advent church of this city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
FRENCH RlDlCULE SPEECH
Papers Declare New German Chancel-
Tor is BIuffinq.

Paris, July %. II Most newspapers
reserve considered judgment of Chan
cellor Michaelis' maiden speech until
the full tex arrives. but all print
prominently the summary and use
verbatim such portions of the report
as were received up to the time of go
ing TO press.
The Matin says the program OF
Pruss;an militarism set forth by the
chancellor may he summarized in two
words Hold out and bluff" the most
striking example of bluff being the
disdain wherewith he affects to treat
American Intervention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
Allies Owe Us Huge Sum.

Washington, July 23.-Total loans
including the SS5, 600, 900 placed to
that country's credit Friday, stand at
$4,000, 900. and the grand total of
all loans to the allies at S1.3SS,000.-
600
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23
Five French Vessels Sunk.

Paris, July 23.-Three French mer-
chant vessels or more than 1,600 tons
and two of less than that tonnage
were sunk last week by submarine at
tacks, the weekly official statement
says.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23

Knudt Lee, Wannaska, Mimi, writes
For several years my daughter had a
bad chronic cough. Not until We tried
Foley's Honey and Tar did anything
produce any great relief. In a few days
the trouble entirely disappeared and las
never returned" Contains no opiates:
a safe, reliable, remedy; children like
1T. Sold everywhere
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-07-23

Five hundred per cent or more on
an investment is a good thing. Lit
tie wants ads in The Daily Leader
will bring these results.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10
j etik a

OZkO omcjcna gnoina mcSta V %vclikoSti proSa,
barvc prozorno sive, takozvanc tuberklc. Pri
daliSi dobi bolezhi prihaiaio posamezna polcg
sebe Sc nahajajoca mesta Y celoto in Stvariaio
wee ali mani raz;irjene i~nfiltratc, otckline Y veil
kosti boba, oreha it'd.
Ako promatramo tubcrkcl pod drobnoglc-
dom, Sc nam kaze kakor skupina nnogih malih
Stanic, med katerimi Sc nahajajo tn in tam vc6jc
stanice. Ker nimajo tuberkli hr"anljiyih zilic in
tudi sami produkti haciIov podpirajo gnilobo, Sc
tubcrkli nitro razpadaio in Sc spreminiajo V jaj-
casio zolto, sirasto tvarino. Ako je Y plucih wee
takih NEST blizo Scbe, naStanejo vecje votline,
tako imenovane kavernc, vclike kakor pest i'll
cello vcCjc.
OSobito vazno pa je, da vcckrat TAXI >iraSti
in filtrati ne razpadejo, ampak zapnc in Sc zacc-
lilo. Posebno ljudje, hi SO takoi, ko so Opaziii
svojo bolezcn, skrbnO ogibajo vSem Skodljiyim
v~plivom, Sc dobro hranijo, skrbc IA cist zrak, Sc
ma la nacin V mnogih s|lucajih popolnoma ozdra-
WHO.
Polcg direktne poti bacilov skozi usta V plu-
ca Sc nalcZc jctika tudi indirektno, da pridcjo ha-
cli V zclodec in Greva in od tam ; krvjo Y pluca.
Pliunek jetiGnega Gloveka jc plavni pramen ma
lezljivosti. Pliunek, Xxi obsega bacile, Sc posuSi,
dvigne Sc : prahom V zrak in pride ma ia natin do
pluc zdravih ljudi njih okuzi. Irak pa, XII ga
bolniki izdihavajo, nina baciiov. Prah V stano
vanJih, HI MISC Zadostno ciSCeni, V gostilnah. ka-
varnah, cerkvah, kolodvorih, uradih, cestah it'd,
sploh vseh NEST, kJer Sc mnogo plJuva po tlch,
je okuzen. Osobito bolniki mai hi incl toliko OBJ
zra do svojih bliznjih in maj hi ne pljuvali pO-
vSod, kjer cutijo tia pod nogami. Pljuvalniki mai
ne bodo napolnieni 5 peskOm ali zaganiem, am =
pax Z vodo in mai Sc vsak dan oGistijo.
Tudi %jetiGna zivina, govedo in preSici so ne
varni ljudskemu zdraviu. Dokazalo Sc ie, da OBJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

Leta 1903 lo umrlo ma kranjskem 1926 ljudi;
Cd teh je unrlo "a jetiko 1869 Judi. To je veliko
Stevilo, XII pridObi Sc vecjo vaznost, Ge Sc cd COR
ME svote 1926 odSteje 1890 ljudi, Xxi so bill start
mad 10 let in Xxi SO gotovo umrli "a drugimi bo-
leznimi in ne za jetikO. Cd 1886 Judi, XII Sc MISC
bill start 40 let, Jill je torej umrlO okrog 20% cd
jetike. kranjska dezela nina vehkih NEST III tudi
tovarn je malo, dobrega zraka je povsod dovolj
ali ljudstvo je ubogo, slabo Sc hrani in pOtem nj
vajeno cuvati Sc pred boleznijo.
V velikih meStih ali obrtnih krajih so cd
stotki mnogo vecji, pc 40, 30, da, pri tkaIcih, de-
lavcih V kemicnih tovarnah, barvarjih, krojacih
"a velike konfekcije it'd, pride cd st o~slucajes
smrti devetdeset ma jetikO. To so straSnc stcvilkc
in nj cuda, Ge Sc trudijo V nOvejSi dobi vSc civill-
zirane drzave, da hi Sirjenje te potuhnjene ali
cato temb0lj nevarne morilke c~lOveStva zabranile
in omejile. Steer so uSpehi doslej Sc kaj skromni
in kakor pref umira vsako leto Sc vedno ma tisocc
in milione clevoskih bitij "a jetiko.
Sanatoriji, JUNO, topic podnebie, izvrstna
hrana in postrezba, to so stvari, XII so pristop-
he lie bogatinu. Siromak, &c Oboli ne pojde takoj
k zdravniku, ko hi mu bio Sc lahkO p%omagati, in
&c bi tNdi sci - lie redko kdaj Sc more ravnati pc
njegOvih nasvetih in 81 reSiti ter podaljsati ziv-
ljenje. Della V tovarni, ali kakor teak ma polJu
do zadnjega casa ce hi ne delal, hi morda res ne
umrl "a jetiko, pac pa cd gladu. Ravno tako te-
zko je pomagati sivilji k zopetnemu zdravju; mo-
rala bi imeti dobro, socno hrano, mnogo mleka,
mesa, jajec it'd, ali nina mnogokrat niti krom-
pirja. zalostno pa je pri jetiki tudi to, da clovek
nj lie sam izgubljen, ampak da ic tudi drugim We
dina nevarnOst. &c So starsi jeticni, ne moreJo
biti zdravi otroci, in kolikokrat Okuzi Ell clan vso
druZino, zena mOza in otroke, brat setro It'd.
Opasnost jetike. je glavno V nJenl lahki ma
lezlJivOSti. cato Sc more uspeSno boJevau prou
jetiki lie ma ia naGin, da sc skusa kollkor mogoce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

ma narodov Sc V veliko s~trasnejsi meri, nego Jill
itak pokonGava.
O zdravstveni pomoci pri ~vojskah ma kopnem
ic obcinstvo Sc prccej p%oueeno. Veliko mani Je
znano o tenn oddelku pri mornarici. To Je zlasti V
sedanji vojni precej razumljivO; ne lie da Sc vo-
di wee ma suhem, kakor ma morju; tudi VISA po-
rocila Sc sucejo vecinoma o bitkah ma suhem, %
zivlieniu V zakopih, skratka o TEN, kar je V zvc-
ri 2 armada. o mornarici in ME napravah je V
sploSnem citati lie malo kaj. To ina svoJ vzrok
ponaiveG V tenn, kcr Sc vrsi delo mornarice ma
tujih NORTH in ker so porocila o spopadih ma NOR
ia podvrzena veliko strozji cenzuri.
V vsaki vojni, mai Sc vodi ma kopnem ali ma
moriu, pa je zdravnisko delovanje pray posebne-
ga pomona. Tudi gltde ma to toxic Sc kaj malo
1--we o mornarici.
Ranitvc pri pomorskih bitkah so V vseh stu
cajih veliko tezje, kakor pi bojih ma kopnem,
kier gre ponavadi "a rane krogelj, najvec cd pus-
kinih strelov. TIE rane MISC Y splosnem proved ne
varne. Cello pri strelih V glavo, V oprsJe ali spod-
ME tclo ie opaziti V stevilnih slucajih popolno
ozdravljenie, in veGkrat nj treba nikakrsnih ope-
racii. Cello poSkodbe vsled granat in israpnelov
MISC tako tezkc, kakor V pomorskih bitkah. Da
Sc razbiie z jeklom okovan morski v~elikan, je tire
ba velikanskih topov in temu primernih izstrel-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-07-10

preprcCiti moznoSt okuzenia. Ne Samo, da so V
velikih mestih stanovanja prenapolnJcna, tudi po
dezeli spi V eni sohi 20 ScSt, dcset i'll wee oSeb.
Tudi tam SO kraji, kjer Sc IA vole III krave prime
roma boil skrbi, kakor "a otroke. Otroci Spe pc
tribe, STRIFE ma stare4n vlaznem sIamnlku,e Xxi Sc
vsako leto nit enkrat ne prenovi, zlvlm sc pac
skrbi "a svezo stelio, da bi ne blO Skode. konlenf
Sc gospodar ne bo upal dati ~plesnjivo Seno, otroci
pa Sc z mirno vestjo hranijo 5 starimi, i~zprijeni-
mi twill. Ia kOnje in cello praSice skrbi knlet, da
Sc okopajo, okrtatijo in umijcjo, sam in njegova
druzina pa sc morda cd r%ojstva Sc nj poSteno oko-
pala in omila V vodi III sc ne bo. In tudi tukaJ
velja. kakor povsod CiStota pol zdravja!
Pa da Sc ne bo mislilo, da vladajo amo ma
kmctih raka nacela! O ne! Tudi V meStih Sc bolt
skrbi IA obleko, da hi sc he pomazala, kakor pa
IA telo. da hi ostalo Zdrayo in trdnO. TiSta >oba,
XII jc najbolj prostorna, solncna in Svetla. Sc do
loci IA tuie ljudi, IA posete, white, oblSkc, otrocl
pa spe V vlazni kamri, kamor solncc nikoli ne po-
size. &c prideio gosti, Jill pocasti goSpa popol-
dine 5 sladkimi tortami, likcrji, zakuski in cajem,
gospod : finimi Smodkami in posebno kapljico,
zveGer pa dobe otroci krompir Y oblicah in vodo.
TAX ie red in tako Sc Spodobi. Zdravo STEER hi,
ali cato je nobel.
Potem Sc pa tudiio, da je toliko blediGnih de-
klct i'm da fantie okrog d~valSetih let naJraJse
mira 10. kadar hi imeli Selc zaccti Zivcti.
Ali dosti q tenn!
.Jetika spada med bolezni, XII Jill povzroGuje-
10 mikroorganizmi katerc imenuiemo bakcile in
iih je naSel leta 1889. professor Koch. To so mali
stebrici, dolgi cd 0.002-0005 nm. Najlaglje Sc
razviiaio pri toplini 31-3S {, torcj pri toplini
cloveskega telesa. &c tudi pri nizji topiini -
pod 30 c - ne r%astejo, vendar ne zamro IN OBJ
drze svojo nalezljivost. Pod dalisim vplivom to-
pline cd 100 G Sc |unicijo.
Bacili, XII so Sc naselili V plucah, povzroce tn