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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-31

TIE continued efforts Of some TO
1 place Tommy Gibbons. brother Of
Mike. the noted St Paul middIeweight
before the public as middleweight
champion OF the country or the world
is not fair to his fellow townsman-
Mike O-Dowd-nor to Harry Greb. the
PittsburE middleweight- The fact IS.
Tommy Gibbons has no right to the
championship; he never won II and
has only put in q claim recently,
which claim IS not justified Mike
O'Dowd was fortunate in knocking
out Al Mccoy. who was looked upon
by many as q Joke champion. but
whom a number Of writers did recog-
nize as title holder. although he had
no good claim to the same. He merely
claimed It as others did and got away
with Il in the eyes Of some
However. there were so many argu-
meuts regarding the title holder OF
that class that the fans became dis
gusted. but when ODowd finally put
q stop to Mccoy by knocking him out,
why they were ready TO accept him
as champion. Previous to this. Harry
Greb. Of PittsburE, had put in a claim
for the title. which had been in abey-
ance for a long time. and he posted q
forfeit OF $1,000 TO 80 as a side bet
for q match with Mike Gibbons. or
anyone claiming the championship.
Mccoy declined a match and so did
Gibbons. with the result that Greb
went through with his claim. After
O'Dowd had won over Mccoy. he was
matched with Greb at St Paul and
there were different claims as 10 the
winner. The majority favored O'Dowd
and that really strengthened Mikes
claim to the title. He has offered TO
meet any man in the world at 158
pounds at 9 o'clock, Mike Gibbons pre-
ferred. but no match was made. Now
Nike is in the army and unable TO
defend his title at the beck and call
Of any OF the middleweights. but he
VIII do so when the opportunity is
given him by the army authorities
In the meantime. let Tommy
Gibbons, Jeff Smith and Harry
Greb fight IL cut for the right to
meet ODOVFd, and TINT viii keep
them busy until such time as
O'DOTd can arrange a meeting.
Greb and Al Mccoy are 10 have
&c out on May 18th at Cincinnati.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-31
ANOTHER - - sHIpYARns.

Los Angeles. Calf. May 31.-Gus
Fisher. catcher for the Sacramento
Pacific Coast league club. quit today
and lett for Portland. ore Re said
he was going 90 work in a shipyard
b1-L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-31
LII HENDER HACK u GAlIE.

New York. May 31.-Announcement
was made here last night that Chief
Bender, the veteran Indian pitcher
had been purchased by the New York
Americans from the Philadelphia Ma
tiOnals for the waiver price Bender
has been a hOldout this spring and has
been playing with the Fore River
team in the Shipbuilders' league lie
probably VIII report to the Yankees
at Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-31

asHeTEEEs PETERS
Is WITH CLEVELAND
Catcher John Peters. secured by
Cleveland from New Orleans, succeeds
Josh Billings who enlisted in the na-
val reserves after learning that he
would be called IN the draft Peters
won the nickname OF Shotgun" IN
New Orleans because Of his throwing
ability.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03


The commencement sermon for
Bethel College at Mckenzie, is an
nouneed for Sunday. May ~. Rev.
w. X. Finer. of Evansville, Ind
will preach the sermon. The clos
ing exercises will continue through
the week. and DR.. Finer will de-
liver the graduating address. The
class numbers seven this year,
John I. PeeIer and wife we're
called to Big Sandy Wednesday
on account Of che death of r. l..
Stagner. who married Miss Cora
Hastings, a sister of Mrs. Peeler.
Mr.. Stagner was As years old, a
member Of the Christian church, a
Mason and splendid citizen. He
is survived by his wife, three chill
dren and an aged mother. The
burial occurred Thursday.
To buy sugar for canning pur-
poses, purchasers are permitted to
buy % pounds by making out
proper certificate. Merchants are
required to have these certificates.
Otherwise only FIVE pounds to city
and ten pounds to country custo-
mers can be sold at one time. Rules
on this matter are very strict and
merchants and customers should
inform themselves on the matter.
The mayor and aldermen of
Huntingdon acted wisely last week
when they invested $1,000 Of the
sinking fund in the hands of the
treasurer for war savings stamps.
The money was idle and likely to
remain SO some time, and it was
suggested that it might as well be
helping Uncle Sam win the war,
and at the same time be accumu-
lating interest for the benefit of
the corporation. It was good
investment and showed the proper
spirit.
Poe Maddox left yesterday for
Nashville to attend the Tennessee
Oratorical Contest given at Van
derbilt university. He represents
the |. T. s. Poe has represented
this school in the same capacity at
jackson for the past two years,
and made a splendid record, his
work being Of such a character as
to recommend him to larger
field, that Of state contest. Poe's
friends expect hin to bring home
the bacon.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03
Doctors Are Called

The Tennessee state committee,
medical section, Council of Ma
tional Defense, has just received
the following telegram from the
chairman of the medical section,
Council of National Defense:
An urgent need exists for sew
eral thousand additional medical
officers in the army and navy
some for immediate work, some
for training and others to be held
in reserve"
1t is desired that Tennessee fur
nish 246 doctors for the enrolment
at once This is in addition to the
40 that had been enrolled up to
March 81.
A table accompanying this re-
port shows that there are 80 doc
tors in Carroll county, three have
already enrolled in the medical re-.
serve corps and that three others
should enroll.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03

Fred Bennett spent Sunday in
Lexington.
Good mare and colt for sale :
see w. S Priest.
Milk Cows for Sale VIII E.
and Turley Mebane, Huntingdon.
w. j. Loveless. Of Lobelville,
visited A. w. Dodson this week.
j. w. McAulev is confined to
his bed on account Of blood poison
ing.
DR.. H. D. McGill, of Carks-
burg. was a Huntingdon visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. S. j. Chambers, of Hollow
Rock, was a Huntingdon visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Teachout returned
Monday from a weeks stay 10
Nashville.
Or. Leonard Edwards, of Nash
vile, spent Sunday night with his
parents here.
Mrs. John E. Mccall, of Mem
phis, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
NJ. F. Priest.
Attorneys Smith and Rhodes, Of
Milan, transacted business in Hunt.
ingdon Tuesday
Misses Bessie and Ruth William:
attended the closing exercises o.
the McI4emoresville Collegiate ln
stitute this week
Miss Erin billiard, who is teach
ing in Irrelevant. spent the weeE
end with home folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. 0wnby, O
Buena Vista, were week end visit
ors in Huntingdon.
Miss Lenora Hawkins returned
last Friday from Nashville, where
she has been visiting.
j. T. Patterson, wife and. sor
returned Sunday from a severa
days visit in Bradford.
Miss Leva Hickman is visiting
Miss Virgie Hickman in McLe.
moresville this week, and attend
ing the commencement exercises.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03

hard for a single, but whitfield.
Collins batted for Downing, but
was unable to deliver. Hawkins
smacked a single into center, but
Bonds was nailed at the plate.
Rails and Hawkins featured for
ITS. with the club, while Bonds
and Greene deserve special men
ton. Batteries for Its, Bonds
and Hawkins; for McTyiere, Hicks
and Wilder.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03
Town and County News

! For SALE-Big Type, Big Bone
Poland China pigs. Will E. and
Turley Mebane, Huntingdon. Tenn.
! Mrs. j. w. Hickman and sons
returned Sunday FROM a weeks
stay with home folk in AdamsviIIe.
For SALE Meals Paymaster
Corn and Hrice Cotton Seed. Fred
Schiewick, route 4, Huntingdon,
Tenn. - At
Marion Murphy rnturnnd the
latter part of last week from Mar
ion, Ala, where be has been in
school.
Conway jenkins, Banie Bennett
and Misses Kathleen Lancaster and
Iris Gill motored to Gleason last
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Parsons returned
last week from Memphis, where
she spent the winter with her
daughters.
Felix Teachout, who is with the
Dupont Powder plant in Nashville,
spent Monday night and Tuesday
with home folk.
Two photographers from the
Moore Studio at Jackson, are in
Huntingdon making pictures for
the Its. annual.
Mrs j. r Presson and Misses
Bessie and Jessie Penick, of Hol-
low Rock, were guests of Miss
Ethe Chambers Sunday.
Rev. P. F. johnson will preach
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church next Sunday at IL a. M. ,
and 3 p. u. All are cordially in
yited.
Mrs. A. w. Dodson is in Nash
vile with relatives, and while there
had her tonsils removed. She is
recovering and getting along very
nicely.
Mrs. A. NJ. Grizzard and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Courts, came over
from Irrelevant and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
/ Grizzard.
r. E. Ware brought in another
consignment of Fords this week.
consisting of eight cars. The cars
we're brought through the country
from Louisville.
! Haywood and NJ. F. Priest went
to Camp Upton, New York, last
week to see Nose Priest, who. it
is rumored, is soon to leave for
the lighting front in France.
osT-Between the Republican
office in Huntingdon and Beaver
/ Greek, Thursday, April IS, ladies'
coat. Finder please write Jno. A.
Birdwell, Buena Vista, Tenn.
| The dredge boat at Terrys was
put out of business last week by
the breaking of an important piece
Of machinery. 1t is thought the
boat will likely be delayed several
weeks,
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03
Mckenzie Nine Victors

A special from Mckenzie gave
the following account of baseball
game in which the Huntingdon
boys were worsted:
The strong Mcryiere team OF
Mckenzie defeated the Industrial
and Training School lads of Hunt
ingdon by the tune of 5 to 0. The
visitors flew up in the third and
the locals scored four runs. Hicks
grew weak in the fifth and was re-
lieved by Bennett. Both pitchers
were hit hard, but alright ball BY
the fast in6eld held the visitors at
bay. Hicks and Hefey displayed
their baseball talent at all stages OF
the game,
A desperate effort was made to
score in the ninth. Bonds singled
to left, stole second. Greene tried
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03
Order to All Postmasters

To all Postmasters of Carroll
County,
You are hereby requested not to
deliver mail addressed to regis
trants within the jurisdiction Of
this board to any one, not even to
parents, unless YOU have the as
surance from them that they will
make delivery at once to said reg
istrants, or in the event they do
not that they will return said mail
to you in order that you may re
turn it to said board as the law
directs.
This is very important, and we
would thank you to be governed
accordingly. Signed
THE Local BOARD FOR CARROLL
COUNTY.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1918-05-03
Notice

! have the books of Holt & Null
Inns and those having unsettled ac-
counts with this firm will please
see me and settle same.
DAVID MULLINS,
- 2t Trezevant, Tenn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01
KIDD JE BAHIA?

Miroslav Friedman, n%eotesani
sluga "masinerije" IL SO. Racine
Ave. v r. S. bahato izjavlja, da nj
umestno, ce Sc Cvetkov dolzi
"spijunaze" in intrig, katere .je
on izvrsil. BESIDE, .kot so la&i, kle-
vetanja i babje tucarije 81 maj
vista modrost, kolikor Jill more
prenesti prazna glava g. Fried
mana. Beseda bahia je "a take
Janeze Sc mnogo premil izraz. To
so cisto navadni fanticki, XII 81
mnogo domisljuicjo i'm malo znajo.
Frank Sa $.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01

cato Sc je dolocilo Qeta l577.l.
da mai DO kmet lie "a toliko teh
pridelkov desetine prost, kolikor
Jill vseie, oziroma nasadi V enem
dnevu; kar Jill seize wee, ie desc
TIM podvrzeno.
&c pa kmet nj desetine pravo-
easno oddal, ali je nj pla6al, je
moral dotitni lastnik desetinc $
priiaznim pismom ali po poste-
nih liudeh dolznika opomniti. In
&c Sc hi plaGal, Sc je obrnil do
zemlMtkega goSpoda, da mu ia
pomaga do svojc pravice. In ce
Sc kmet tudi sedaj nj ganil. lie
smell gOSpod iii ma pole doticne-
ga kmeta in 81 tam welt toliko.
ola je bill platan. A pod streho
ze%mljiSkcga gospoda nj smell. &c
81 pravice hotel iSkati $ silo, je
smell zemljiSkega gospoda toaiti "a
zadoStenje. Umevno je, da Sc TAXA
samopomoc nj vSelej naSla pc
mirni poti. cato pa ie tudi go
spoda take svoje pravice da.jala
drugim ljudOm najem; ii iju-
die so st imenovali ''bStand-
man. Sc dandaneS imamo hiSe.
XII noSijo to ime. &c Ia najemnik
nj platal, jc bila stvar ia gospo-
do malo bolj Sitna. LaStnik je
moral gledati, da zaSati najemni-
ka. kadar je vozil > polja. XII mu
ie dajalo desetino. in tiSto mu je
smell welt zlepa, &c jo je dial, : 81
10, &c Sc je branil.
DotiGna poStava konGa z hese-
damn: Maj Sc tega narotila drzi
vSakdo. kdOr Sc hoGe izogniti res
ne nemiloSti in kazni. To resno
miSlimo ter potrjujemo $ tenn pi-
Smom in ~pritvezenim peGatom V
naSem mestu Gradcu dine prvega
iunija pc rojStvu naSega ljubega
GOSpoda in Ivelitaria 1911. le-
TIA"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01
greSa.)
l. Chicago?
.. Milwaukee?
3. Cleveland?
CT. odbor j. 8. z.
Springfield, Ill.

Kot tainik kluba Stew. 81
Springfield, ILL.,, u~pozarjam vse
tiste, XII imajo ''dime banke' cd
kluba, da Jill takoj vrnejo. Neka-
teri ~ odSli V druga meSta in ne
VEN, kic so zdaj. cato prosim, da
mi vsak izroci banko do >. jauuar-
ia. Banke hi bile morale biti Y
Chicago zc -. decembra 1917. Ma
klubovi sell meseca nOvembra je
bilo povedano, da maj vsak vrne
svojo banko, zadnji cas- je torej, da
sc to izvrSi.
Upozarjam tudi clane, da maj Sc
boli redno udelezujejo sci in pla-
cujejo tocno svoje prispevke.
Nsem sodrugom voSGim vessel"
novo leto. = soc. ~pozdravom
Frank Besjak,
tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01
La Sale, III.

PrOsim cenjene clane social
stienega kluba st. 4, maj Sc polno-
stevilno udeleze prihOdnje mesec-
ne seize, ma kateri imamo reSiti
wee vaznih tock. Razun tega ina
mo tudi voliti tajnika in organi :
zatorja. Pridite torej vSi do zad-
NIGGA dine 6. januarja V Slovenski
narodni dom. Seja je kakor ma :
vadnO pc sell drustva "Triglav".
CLAM tega druStva store najbOlje,
da ostanejo kar ma svo.jih sedezih.
= soc. pozdravOm
Nencel Obid. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01

lJenje. V mem teh oxen je spal-
ma SODA, V drugem salon, V ire
item pa kadilna SODA. TIE sobe SO
%elegantno opremljene; ma vsakem
delu oprave je oznaeena cena.
kot s%tanOvalec &c spalne sobe Sc
prezentira eleganteh mlad MOI V
koketni iutranji opravi. Ia mladi
MOI kaze radovednemu obGin-
stvu, kako della moderni dandy
svojo toaleto. N,iegov sluga mu
prinese topic vooo, orodje "a bril-
tie. milo - ma vsakem predmetu
je o~znacena tvrdka, Xxi ga ie do
bavila, Ill pa cena - nakar ga
brijejo. Potem sleGe ~jutranjo o.
bleko i'll stoj: pred ob6instv0m V
spodnjih hlacah. Obeinstvo obGu-
duje njegovo fino perilo. Sluga
mu poda i1prehodno obleko maj
modernejsega kroja. PotaSi sc u
blece. Vsak posamezen komad
niegove obleke obtinStvo lahko
natancno obGuduje. Ko je oble-
cen, sc Sc enkrat pogleda urea
10. kar ma enkrat sc ga polaSti
druga misel. Iii hotc V druzbo,
zaradi cesar obleGe eleganten
frak, Nedno move obleke oblaci
mladi MOI ter Sc : Svojo elegan-
ci kaze obcinStvu. Zave1e 81 "a
pOrcdoma cello vrSta- najelegant-
nejSih kravat. katerim daje s svo-
jimi spretnimi prsti kar najraz-
~litnejse oblike. Use SkrivnoSti
moSke toalete vidi tn ob6instvo.
Toda tudi V drugih oddelkih .ie
zivahnO; pie Sc caj, kadi Sc, kle-
peta Pred okni sc pa zbira
radovedno obcinstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01

KLUBOM j. S. z. MA ZNANJE,

Ma zahtevo CLANCY 81. odbora,
sodrugov y. Hinicha, j. Horvata,
NJ. Babicha, NJ. Kirina, f.. Riba-
richa, r. Mauricha, j. Jurenicha
in L. Zikicha, ola Sc sklice Ia 80.
decembra :zredna seja 81. odbora
$ sledecim dnevnim redom "Da Ii
je pravilno ucinjena podjela sd
vezne imovine", sc je vrSila ONE
njenega dine izredna seja ma 800
". Madison St., in po daljSi az
pravi sc je razveliavilo vse glaso-
vanje Z utcmeljitvijo, da i~niciativ-
nj predlog 81. cdbora, da Sc po-
stavi Zveza ma staliSce avtonomnih
sekcij, nj bill mstaven, ker ina ini-
ciative staviti pravico lie klub.
Mesto tega Sc ie pa sprejela reso-
lucia kluba st. 165, ma katere pod
lagi .ie sprejel 81. odbor formo "a
glasovnico.
Resolucija Sc glasi:
Gil. odboru J. S. u.
Sodrugi:-
Udruzenje st. 165, 5 40 rednimi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01
MODERNA
DIJETA.

Ma moji zajtrkovalni mizi, Nd
opoldanski in veGerni Stoii poleg
soil, popra, jesiha in OLA tudi ma
In S%teklenica, V kateri Sc nahaia
kot voda ciSta tekocina. Ce Sc
vzame kapljico lie tekocine ma je-
xix ina grenka, Il nikakor ne ne
prijeten okus. Ne razredcene te
tekotine sploh he uzivam, temveG
jo dodam kavi, juhi, jaju ali pivu
in Odkar delam to, sc pocutim We
like b~oljsega in s~vezejsega.
Kaksen pa ie ia zivljenski
eliksir? eujem povpraSevati
= Ali V resnici pomaga? Kje ga
je dobiti! Koliko stane?
Prpravljen sem ma presenece-
ne obraze. V moji steklenici nj
nicesar drugega kot apnenec ci-
sto navaden apnenec. &c Sc hoGe-
mo izraziti kemicno pr~avilnejSe
V destilirani vodi razpuScen ciSti,
kristalizirani klorkalkacij.
Apnenec je najti povSod V ma
ravi, Il V zelo razlicnih kemicnih
spoiinah. Nsebovan je V zemlji in
V rastlinah, tvori glavni del ko.
sti ter ga je najti V apnencu, MIRA,
mOrju, gipsu in steklu. Glavna Sc.
stavina jajtjih lupin je tudi APP.
nenec. Nazen "a Cloveka pa je
predvsem raditega, ker tvori ma
%ierijal "a zgradbo telesa. Med mi,
neralnimi solmi, katere potrebu.
jemo poleg vode, beljakovine
sladkorja in masti, stoji poleg ma
vadne soil ma prvem mestu apne,
nee. Raven kosti i'll Job so pOseb.
no srce, pljuca, ledvice in zivci,
XII potrebujejo apnenec, da Sc O.
hranijo delazmoznem stanju.
Sedaj pa nastane vprasanje &c
vzamemo k sebi toliko apnenca,
kOt ga V resnici potrebujemo.
Nzemimo ma primer cisto nava-
den obed, obstojec IL okusne GO
vejske juhe, kateri sledi goveja
ali t~eleGja pecenka s ~prazenim
krompirjem ter Socivjem, grahom
ali fizolom. Ia obed .je obilen in re-
dilen, vendar pa zelo pomanjkljiv
IN nezadosten, ce Sc vZame vpoStev
pOtreba jloveka pc apnencu ali
klorkalciju.
= Nzemimo vsako jed posebei. Jul
ha jc zelo revna ma apnencu, &c sc
ne pridene nekaj soGivja, zelene
ali kolarabc. Ma mesto pecenke hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01

Navad \ vrocih poletnih me-
Secih uzivati umetno ohlajene pi-
jaGe, ina svoi prvotni izvor V ori-
EMU, kajti re start EgipGani 50
imeli navajo, majprei prekuhati
pitno vodo ter jo p0tcm V prStc-
nth vrGih i%zpoStaviti prepihu. -
V IIelladi so prinesli IL visokih
CORA sneg Y vrcih ter ga Sranje-
vail nepokvarienega podzcm-
skin shrambah do vroGcga letne-
ga casa. : pomOtjo tega snega 50
hladili SyOjo vino, doklcr nj do
Sla IL Arabic Sega, zmeSati T. vo-
do salpeter ter tako doSeci istc
ucinke. kot Jill ina led. Ia skriv-
most je bila znana tudi potuiocim
sarlatanom, HI so kazali V Sred.
MEM veku ma semnjih svoje coDr
nije ter spreminjali rdece vino t.
j. barvano vodo, V led. Pozneje je
nekdo iznaSel tndi zmrzlino, sol
zmesano $ snegom, S katero so ma.
rejali okusno ledeno limonado. Xxi
ie v II. stOletju osrecevala slad-
koSnedeze ZGhodnih dezel. "a IL.
najdbo sladolcda, kakrSnega Wi.
vamo dandanes, pa sc imamo "a
hvaliti nekemu Prokopp Cultelli,
Xxi je iznasel to krepcilo kOt sla-
acicarski vajenec Y Rimu. SlGdo-
led je izpodrinil kmalu ohlajeno
limonado, hi ie bila do tedaj raz-
vajenemu svetu edna tolazba V
pasjih dnch. Cultelli ie zapustil
svOjo domovino ter Sc naselil V
Parizu, glavnemu mestu tedarje-
ga sveta. Tamkai je odprl ma mai
zivahnejsem trgu, nasproti gle
daliScu. "Cafe Procope''. ter .ie
kmalu postal bogat MOI. Vsakdo
ie hotel pri MEM poskusiti GUIDE
mi led, Xxi sc tako lcpo raztopi in
je tako okusen. Odlitni Parizani
so Sc ravnOtakO drenjali okoli
malih marmOrnatih mizic kot do
Sli tujci. Umni slasGiGar .ie znal
svojo skrivnost desetletia prikri-
vati svetu. Sele neki njegov odpu.
Seem pomocnik io lie tidal in cd
tedaj Sc je sladoled razSiril po
vsem Svctu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01
LAWRENCE PA.

Tenn potion vabimo vse cenjeno
obtinstvO IL tukajSnje okolice. da
sc udeleze plesne veselice, katero
priredi sOcialistiGni klub ST. 1874 V
Lawrence, Pa, dine II. januarja
1918, V dvOrani druStva Prosveta.
:. y. p. j. Vstopnina 30 centov.
Dame V spremstvu so vStopnine
proste. lgrala bo dobra godba.
X veliki udelezbi vabi odbor.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-01-01

kako Sc priu1e ponovne gene
racije mravelj m~olzenju, rastlin-
SIKH usi, katere je vedno na.iti V
mravljiScih, je skrivnost. katere
nj mogoce poiasniti Ma podlagi
nauka o podedovanju, kajti
mravlje, Xxi ~izvrsujejo molzenje
so zivali brez spola ali pravza-
pray samice, katerih spolni orga-
nj MISC razviti. Vsled tega nimajo
nikakrsni potomcev in je memo
goce, ola hi Sc njih spretnost V
m~olzenju usi podedovaIa cd gene
racijc do generacije. "Mleko,'
katero dajejo cd sebe usi pray Ia
ko zadovoljno kot krave, je sok.
katerega nabirajo te usi V poseb-
nih zlezah in XII je sladak kot ST
rup. To so takozvane medene
kapljice, katere je najti v mrav-
lJiscih precejsnjih mnozinah.
Nekatere vrste mravcl.i imajo ma
vado, ola scsajo ia med, doGim mo-
rajo druge vrste uporabl.jati moe
nejsa sredstva, da spravijo Ia sok
IL uSi. Pretepajo Jill toliko casa
dokler ne spusti us svojega soka.
V povraGilO "a to uslugo varuje-
10 mravlje te uSi pred Nth So
vrazniki, Jill spravljajo ma varna
mesta V cash nevarnosti, skrbe
"a njih zalego ter Jill pitaio 2
najboljsimi stvarmi, XII so jim ma