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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
RURAL SCHOOLS THE TOPIC
At Meeting of Educators in Atlantic
City Next Month.

Washington, D. G., Jan. &. The
great problem in American education
the rural school, will be the first top
ic considered by the department Of su.
perintendents of the National Educa
ton association when it meets at At.
lantic City, Feb, 26-March 3 Associa-
ton headquarters here have estimated
that 5000 educators will attend this
meeting and those of the National So.
ciety of Vocational Education the ma
tional council of education and other
department and allied associations
which will also meet in Atlantic City
at this time.
One entire session of the department
of superintendent will be given over
to the consideration OF whss the rural
schools have accomplished and what
steps have been taken to better them.
The tentative list of speakers on this
topic includes VIII G. Wood, state SUI
perintendent Of education in Califor-
mia; w. L. Harding, retiring governor
OF Iowa; w. c, Bagley Of the teachers
college, New York, and Ralph Decker,
superintendent Of schools in Sussex
county, New Jersey.
How TO get better teaching will be
another topic at the meeting aud other
sessions will be devoted to problems pc
culiar TO the duties of school superin-
tendents. City, county and state super
intendents from all sections of the
country have been asked to take part
in these discussions.
4 number Of special addresses are
also on the tentative program OF the
The list Of speakers in
cludes Sir Auckland Geddes, an am
bassador from Great Britain; Repre-
II. VI. Towner OF Iowa, who
in Congress the bill to Gre
ate a federal department OF education;
Murray Butler, president OF
Columbia uniyersity Henry Van Dyck
Of Princeton university; DIR. p P. Clax-
ton, United States commissioner Of
and DR.. John H. Finley.
of education for the state
IF New York These addresses are to
be given at general evening sessions OF
he department but their subjects have I
lot been announced.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The hest cough medicine you ever
used. A family supply easily aud
quickly made. Saves about So.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
You might be surprised to know
that the best thing you can use for
severe cough, is a remedy which
is easily prepared at home in Just
a few moments. It's cheap, but for
prompt results it beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold in "a
hours. Tastes pleasant, too-children
like it---and it is pure and good.
Pour 2H ounces OF Pinex in a
pint bottle; then fill it up with plain
graduated sugar syrup. Or use clari-
tied molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup, If desired.
Thus you make full. pint-a family
supply-but costing no more than
small bottle of ready made cough
syrup.
And as a cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be had at
any price. 1t goes right to the spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. 1t
promptly heals the intiamed. mem
branes that line the throat and. air
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis, Group, hoarseness and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com
pound of Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
tute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
CALLS RUSSIA BANKRUPT.
And with Nothing to Sell Except Flax
and Timber

London, Jan. professor Paul
Milukoff, Russian foreign minister un-
der Kerensky, and considered the lead
ing Russian anti-bolshevik authority
in England, is quoted here as saying:
"There is nothing to, be obtained from
Russia except flax and timber and
that has been sold several times over.
7 cannot imagine that established Brit
ish firms will consider this a solid
basis for trading with bankrupt
country"
Agreeing with American state de-
partment officials at Washington, Mi
lukoff expressed his opinion to the
London Globe that the proposed Brit
ish trade agreement with Russia is
ITO all intents and purposes, recogni-
ton of the bolsheviki who have never
been elected by any vote of the peo
pie"
"Trade with the bolshevil1i will only
intensity the danger of bolshevik doc
trines spreading in England" said
Milukof with trade will come, first,
agents, then 'consuls-all trained
propagandists, whose real work it
would be to hasten social revolution
Milukof states that Russia has
nothing to offer in exchange for goods
He says that Lenine himself empha-
sizes that the remaining gold reserve
is negligible and would certainly be
exhausted within a month or two.
There is one thing that Lenine and
Trotzky cannot stop without admitting
the awful disaster they have=brought
upon my unhappy country-that is.
the preaching of world revolution. Ev-
erything is subordinated to that end"
concluded Professor Milukoff.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Bitzberger's Wife Was Trailed.

Providence, r. l., Jan. 6--Harry l..
Bitzberger was arrested here by De-
tective Sergeant Cornelius Manning Of
New York when he tapped on the win
dow of a day coach to call his wife
from the New York express early this
morning. Sergeant Manning had fol-
lowed Mrs Bitzberger ever since her
husbands escape. He was disguised
when he saw her buy ticket for
Boston last night. The detective
knew Bitzbergcr from previously ar
resting him and recognized him this
morning The detective and prisoner
started for New York later in the
morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
CHICAGO AS A NEGRO CITY.
Biggest Negro Urban Centers Now Are
in the North.

Chicago has carried through its boast
that it would double its negro popula-
ton in the decade. The increase is
1855 per cent, as against q per cent
for the whites. The negros have grown
proportionately in numbers more than
seven times as fast as the whites To-
tai negroes in Chicago, l09,594-which
carries it above Baltimore and posi-
bly, Washington, with New York prob
ably its chief competitor. The changed
conditions in this country are shown
by the fact that the two cities with the
largest negro population are now in
the north-Ch Chicago and New York
and that the next two, Baltimore and
Washington, are in the so-called Dor
der states, with possibly another
northern city sixth, Philadelphia. The
only southern city which comes any
where near these is New Orleans, which
shows slight falling off in the number
of its negroes, like the neighboring
counties of Louisiana and Mississippi.
The result is due to three causes
the fact that many railroads in this
section run directly into Chicago, so
that il is easy for negroes from Louisi
ana, Mississippi and Tennessee to slip
into the Illinois metropolis; secondly,
the camp for the southern negroes dur
ing the war was at Grant, near Chica
go; and, finally, political influence for
Chicago politicians has stimulated this
immigration, finding the negro voter |
easily controlled BY them. There are
10000 negro voters in Chicago who are
segregated in the south division, and |
have a largely determining influence in
Chicago politics.
Many Of these negroes came origi-
nally and only few years ago from
Louisiana and Mississippi. The efforts
to win them back to the south have
not been at all encouraging They are
being held together by their large mum
bers and their political favors The peo-
pie of Chicago have awakened to the
fact that they have a race problem OF
their own to solve, and very marked
of opinion have developed
lmong them as to the proper treat
nent of the question, as the anti-ne-
yro riots of last year showed From
Tampa Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
THE GREAT STORM OF 1908.
Sermon Preached in English Church
Annually in Commemoration of 1t.

For nearly loo years an annual ser
mon has been preached in the Baptist
church in Little Wild street, London,
on the 9th day of November, in com
memoration of what is generally be-
lieved throughout England TO have
been the most terrific wind and rain
storm since the general deluge.
Its moral lessons were considered so
important that a member of the church
left sum of money, the interest Of
which should be appropriated forever
to support a sermon on each anniver-
sarv of the event which is usually
delivered by some of the most eminent
ministers of the British metropolis and
has obtained the name of The Storm
Sermon. Many of these diseourses
have been printed.
A strong west wind set in about the
middle of the month and increased ev
cry day till the 9th. On the 9th the
storm commenced and reached its
height three DAYS afterwards The yio-
lence of the wind produced a hoarse
terrific roar, like one continuous peal
of thunder, and the deluge of rain and
excessive darkness of the night added
greatly to the horror of the storm.
In the county of Kent scarcely a
tree was left standing On one extern
sive plain on the banks of the Severn
more than $1,000 sheep were hurled
into the river and drowned.
In London more than 500 dwellings
were laid in ruins and 1000 chimneys
fell The lead which covered the roofs
of 100 churches was rolled MP in vast
quantities and blown great distances
Awful as was the storm on land, il
was still more appalling at sea Not
less than 300 ships were entirely de
stroyed, among which were fifteen of
the British royal navy containing more
than2. 900 seamen. who sunk a. lead
in the mighty waters
The loss of property was estimated
at over 100000 pounds sterling, of
lives about 5000 and Of cattle with
out number
ROYAL authority appointed day Of
and prayer, and the sense I
Of the nation was expressed bv i'm /
mense crowds Of all classes who at
tended public worship on that solemn |
day. There have been many storms |
which have spread terror and desola
ton far and wide, but probably none
80 long continued and so disastrous in
lis effects as this one Of lTO3-From
m old print in a Dummerston scrap .
book.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Strange Instances Where Men Are I'm
mune from Pain.

81 can touch nothing in any way con
nected with steel writes CORES
pondent to a London daily paper 81
can knit with celluloid or wooden need
les. but steel is hopeless
Another says that if he wears a
watch it stops in 10 minutes. and that
with his fingers he can direct the hand
Of small compass With these peO-
pie steel rusts 50 rapidly as to be use
less
Some years ago a Spaniard created
a considerable sensation bv offering TO
subject himself TO the electric chair az
Sing Sing prison. This was refused;
but he proved later that he was able to
stand a charge far higher than 1000
volts.
There was a man in Leicester who
could do very much the same sort Of
thing. He could handle parts of dy-
manor that would make the average
man jump out of his boots.
There are people who cannot feel
pain. A man sued a railway company
for damages; alleging that, owing 10
injury to his spine received in coll
lision. he had become insensible to
pain. A surgeon applied white-hot
cautery to his bare arm The man did
not finch. though the odor Of burned
flesh filed the court II was definitely
proved that he was not malingering.
The famous naturalist Of Shelbnrne
Gilbert White. describes how who Was
immune to bee stings. He would 81 I
before hive, rap on il with his fingers 1
and catch the bees a. they came out. I
No bee ever stung him London an I
zWere
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Signs and Ads.

Milwaukee adv.-"Try our pigs
feet We pickle our own"
Sign in Ripon. Wisoonsin-"We
stand behind everything we push"
Adv. in Chicago. Tribune-"Lost,
strsyed or stolen, Toy Boston bull,
with four feet"
Theatrical paper. London Engage
ment wanted. Small part, such as
dead body or outside shouts
County newspaper-"For sale. sec
ond-hand monument, slightly used.
Great bargain for family by the
name Of Duffy. Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
IA YORKTOWN"
FOR IRELAND
Was Predicted By Mary
MacSwiney, Sister of
Late LORD Mayor
DECLARES 1T WILL,
COME BEFORE LONG
Miss MacSwiney Asks for
Money to Carry on Re-
lief Work

Philadelphia, Jan. g.. Miss Mary
MacSwiney, sister of the late lord may
or Of Cork, speaking here last night,
made an appeal for funds for relief
work in Ireland. She asserted that dur
ing the Valley Forge campaign the first
ship laden with food for starving Amer.
lean soldiers came from Ireland, and
added:
Just as surely as your Yorktown
followed so shall ours, and that, too
before long"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
No, Suited to Her.

Philston-Hello. Hardcare. old man,
hear your wife has gone on the stagei
Hardcsre-Hes: but she won't STAY
on u long. Her parts too difficult
Philston-O. I didn't know she had
q speaking part.
Hsrdcsre-She hasn't; that's what
makes il difficult for my wife.-Lon-
don Answers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Undoubted Courage.

Redd He's what call brave man.
Greene What do you mean by
brave man?
Hes not afraid TO = ie'
How dc you know he's not afraid
to dieg"
Cause he lets his wife drive his
car when he's in it" Yonkers States
man.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Wouldn't Combat the Fashions.

He-Will you marry me-
She-Do you think you could keep
me in clothes?
He-Well, partly in. You wouldn't
want to dress out of style, would YOU
Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
BITZBERGER
RECAPTURED
New York Jail Bird Was
Taken in Providence,
r. l., Last Night
AFTER BEING OUT
SINCE MONDAY
He Is Wanted in Connec-
ton With Midtown, N. j.,
Bank Robbery

New York, Jan. 6.-Harry l.. Bitz-
berger, who sawed his way out OF the
west side prison here last Monday, has
been captured in Providence. according
to word received by the police here to.
day.
When he escaped he was being held
for extradition to New Brunswick, n.
j., where he IS wanted in connection
with the $4,000 robbery on Dee 20,
last, of the Midtown National bank
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
carniverous Diet.

|. "You gotta quit feeding me on oat-
meal" declared the hack writer.
Beef is too high retorted his wife.
mo matter. My publisher says he's
gotta have some red-blooded stuff -
Detroit Free Press
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Worried BY Loss.

Mr. BIBLES seems distressed about
something
He had a trying experience
what was it,"
HE made the mistake Of telling a
prohibition enforcement officer he
couldn't search the BIBLES baggage
without a warrant Birmingham Age
Herald
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Must Be Turkey.

Now, paw, want you to enjoy
, your Christmas dinner"
"All right. NAV. Don't tell me what
The stuff costs. "-Louisville Courier.
Journal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Farwell Street

Mrs VIM. Rock. II Farvell ST.. SAYS; Il
haye been troubled frequently with dull, acii-
ing pains through the small of my back I
have had frequent attacks 81 dizziness and
everything has turned black in front Of me. I
have felt faint and weak us,d two boxes
Of Deans Kidney Pills. which ] got at the
Red Gross Pharmacy and I secured very salts
factory relief
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-01-06
Merchant Street

Thomas Desgardns. barber, GO Merchant
street saws. About five wears ago ! was N
very bad shape. which J think cAus.d
from being On nv feet ell day. nv back was
very had when J stpoped oses and e got - a.
times would have 20 sit and resi-. AZ times
che kidney seeretions passed too frequently
and then again would Re svauty. 7 was sd
,ised t. Try Deans Kidney p'Ls and gct three
boxes Al the Red Gross Pharmacy. They fixed
me up W = short time
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28
Bob. Bause;
TRYZEN HMYZU.

Mlutime-li ucastnikem po-
sledniho valecn6ho tazeni o
jeho dojmech a zkusenostech,
nebude liciti 20 zpusobu sta
rych valeGniku bohatyrske ti-
ny, Gtoky, romanticke. epiSody,
ale pryni, nae bude Vzpomina-
ii, bude utrpeni, jez zakpsi! 5
druhy svymi Y bezesnych no
cich utoky hmyzu krvelacne-
no, mobilisoVaneho a uzasne
Sc rozmnozivsiho \ zakopech,
kasaruach, dtulcich vseho dru-
hu, uhnizdivsiho Sc V pradle,
satstyu, We ySech skulinach, Fc
meni. slame, Y nabytku, podla-
ze, ano ma papiroyych pene,
zich. Nebylo casu, nebylo pro-
stredku ami moznosti zbaviti
sc neresti. Oddly opouSt6jici
nocleharny zanechaly nasledu
iicim pekne nadeleni elm
dale na vIchod, tim obecnejsi
stavali Sc cizopasnici, kteri tn
ode davna jsou vice donna.
4 naSich kulturnich Sidlech
Jest jaksi stydno mluviti 2 pri-
ziyniku pfedem 0 ysich V ruz-
nych lich zjeveeh. &C pomer
jich k cloVeku Jest starodavny.
Vzdyt' nalezsly liz k jedne 2
ran egyptskych, kdyz Aaron
Nderil svou holi do prachu a 2
tohoto vznikly vsi, iez napa-
dly lid ieho dobytek.' Davne
uzivani ruznych masti zde i
jinde vzniklo zaiiste tez K "a
puZoVani obtiznych tryznitelu.
Basniku Iliady, staremu Home
row, ulozili pry jednou rybari,
Traceiici sc q loVu bez kofisti
hadanku: go jsme nechytili,
Je u mas, GO isme chytali, neni
II mas" Ami Il sky6l6ho dvora
Ludvika XIV, kde panoval 81
&C pfepych liceni a pudroyani
a RIDGE koupani, hraly ysi zna
cnou 0lohu, jimz silnymi vo-
naykami hledel Sc pobyt ma
lidskem tele zprijemniti.
Zaysiveni brano druhdy Sc
stranky humoristicke. Zebra
W cynik We starem Rime hrd6
pronesI "Jak bohat isem, DIR
zim 81 ma SVEN tele i cizopas,
Milky"
Y mas soudruh polka krajan
ka, ienz Sc drbe. "Vesky, YES
KY osloEl leJ. "Blesky, bles-
ky odpoyi tento. Vzdyt
jsoq belav6?" "Kdyz isem
nlynatsky." Ale yzdyt ~
skatott : "Kdyz Jim ne
hraju."
DiouhVm pobytem V zako
pech stala Sc YES zvifetem ial
81 saionnlm. hdlz i neivyss
voienSti hodnostari uloyili S
zde "drobne' Ale vec ma
yaznou stranku yedle stal6ht
znepokojeni zc spanku notni
10 no mesice podlanuie Sc Y.
konnost ,mu4stYa ahcc Acrslho
ia poslednich yalek ma Balka
ne sifil Sc strasny skvrnity ty
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

Ucitel: Nyni budete psat an
glickou komposici - ale ne
chez zadne smySlenky, nebo o
pakoyani neceho. co jste ne
kde cetli - piste neco puyod-
niho, ia chci vedet, co je We
vas.
A Jake bylo uciteloyo pre-
kyapeni, kdyz jeden Yak ma
psal: We mne jsou diva kofli-
ky kayy, ctyfi rohllky a diva
banany.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

Mlada pani. "Zac pax ie ta-
HE husa?"
ProdAyacka: ITO neni husa,
to ie kapoun."
Mlada pani: "A nevite, kdo
ma husu?'
Prodavatka: 10 bude, mi-
lostpani nejlep3i, hdyz se ze-
ptaii syeho pana, ten to bude
iist4 vedet."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28

kdze zaryvajf a tim paltive
syrbeni zpusobuji. V pochve
skryty jsou polorourky Sc ctyr-
mi vytazitelnymi stetinkami.
Zvyk holiti Sc vznikl as pro
zmenSeni tryzne hmyzem, jenz
'vajicka sva pripeyhuje ma Via
, sy. Lid fika, re jedina YES
muze ve24 hodinach stati SCI
babickou. TAX zle neni, nebot'
! k tomu potfebnje prece jen 81
p tydnG. Ale moznoSt pfi-
lSerneho rozmnozeni jest sku-
Itecna. Yes neprodela prom6ny
az ma nekolik svl6kani kuze.
Vajicka hruSkovita, milimetrl
Ivelikd, tax zvane hnidy, lpi ma
Ivlasech, uzravaji V SIS dnech
otviraji Sc Vickem a vSicky il
| hned poCnou ssanfm krve. VeSI
satni klade vajicka do zahy-I
BIZ prada Spinaveho od6vu.
Ma jednom zajatci napocitano
$500 v$i. Zivot iejich je velmi
tuhy, ami tlak, ami mraz az III
stup. Jim neuskodi, leda teplo i
parry formalinove jest treba
nechat pusobit aspon "a hod.
OdvSiveni, iak bylo vojska
zavedeno, musi Sc diti radi-
kaln6, mali miti vysledek; ne
jen Satstvem, i V nabytku, ste
mach; hladove vylezaji ma svet|
10, nasycene zalezaji do tenn
noty; zvlastni je, re kdo S
konmi ma mnoho co d6lat, by
va timto hmyzem usetren a
konsk6 prikryvky, zapocen6.
konmi, odpuzuji hmyz. Jezdci
| kladou proto pry pres noe sat
styo sve pres kone, ably vsi je.
zbavili.
V lazaretech plnych much
lpozorovali lekari, re nekdy i
lmouchy ySi prenasely a bylo i
lpokusem dokazano, ze zarod-
ky skvrniteho tyfu pomoci vSi
Ipreneseny byly ma morcata.
Plemeno vsi neni jedin6, KITE
re "a zmatku yalecnych vseo-
becnou pozornost vzbudilo,
takze bylo treba jich vyvoji,
rozSirovani a prostredkum nj
ceni v6tSi pozornost v6novati.
Jina nefest byl svrab, odpor-
Ina kozni nemoc, zpusobena
zakozkou svrabovou, droboun-
/ kym roztocem l3-12 nm del
i ky, bez oci a zylaStnich dy-
chadel, jen ma mekkych ca
stech kuze, zvlaSt6 mezi prsty,
pod pazdi pod usazenim,
| ienz 81 V kuzi tvofi vlaskovite
chodbicky a pfi zanedbani Il
zasn6 Sc roZmnozuje. Snadno
Iprechazeji tito roztoci tez ma
psy a kocky, pusobice zde zlou
Iprasivinu.
Tot tedy ukazky nadeleni,
! Jake valka nadelila i sluSnemu
obcanstvu, ktera "a normal
: Mich pom6ru dovedlo 81 prvni
zdrayotni pravidlo, cistotu tela
a obydli zachovati.
X zaverku starou anekdotu.
Kdyz znamy mas humorista
RubeS We Skutci uradoval iako
| soudce, navtivil jej jednou
Z pritel Sc svym synem, by mu
4 poradil, jakemn odbornemu
J studiu by Sc tente mel veno-
1 vat. Rubes prave soudil pripad
, takoveho yesnickeho Leara-
! Ivymenkare a roztrpcen prayil
k priteli: Del syna Ma hrebe-
t lnarstvi." "Jak to?" "Vzdyt'
: vidls, jak Sc vsivactvi u lidu
siriw
: Neni toto synbolicke ozna,
A ceni\ jiz od te dolby prekona-
: ne?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-28


NONE portrait sireni odporne
nefesti. To Sc stati mohlo jen
dukladnym poznanim biologie
,techto cizopasniku a tn Sc OBJ
jevilo, re prirodopis, ktery
tax dopodrobna studuje kaz-
dOu minutu tropu, more neb
ma polech, po certech malo 81
vSimal zivotopisu druhu donna
cich, iez ma vlastnim tele pre-
chovava. Plati to i 0 jinem hmy
zu domacim, ktery zdravi i
statky posledni dobe ohrozu-
je, kdyz tax ohromne Sc roz-
mnozi. Amerika jiz davno ma
k tomu Gceli zrizene vyzkum-
ne staniee Sc staten ustanove-
nymi hmyzoznalci, kteTi jsou
stale ma strait, kdekoli nebez-
peel Sc Spojenych statech ob
ievi. Nemci tez snazi Sc doho-
nit, co zanedbali, a posledni
dobe vyhrnulo Sc mnozstvi u
cenych pojednani a poZorova-
Ini vSich. Sd6lime kratce ne
ktere 1daje die znam6ho ba-
datele DIR. X. Floerika.
Jest celia fada druhu ySi, pfi
zpusobenych vzdy syemu no.
stiteh; ano die plemen lid
skych ruzni Sc tvary vsi lisici
Sc stavbou okoncin, ustnich u
stroiu a barvitosti. Jiz Darwin
tyrdil, re die vyskytu a druhu
tGchto prizivniku mono sou7
diti ma blizsi neb vzdalepeiSl
stupen pribuzenskeho rodo-
kmene. Poloopice americke
opice nehosti druhy krvessav6,
Inybrz tentO rod (PediculuS)
ivyskytuje Sc teprv u lidoopu a
la plemen lidskych, kter6 zde
opet Sc rozliSuji; jiz barvou
isou u Evropana Spinave sede,
Il Japonce zlute a cernocha
cern6. Mnohy druh nositele to
hoto hmyzu prechovava j vice
druhd a k tenn bohuzel nalezi
i clovek, isa obst astnen hned
tremi druhy, Y nichz nejodpor-
n6jSi, t. w. munka, drzi Sc Pile
meme prave nejpokroCilejSiho,
totiz kavkazskeho.
Tento odporny druh (Phthi-
RUS pubis) lisi Sc cd obou dru-
Fhych telem nemotornym, jak
Sirokym tax dlouhym a noha-
ma hakovit6 zakoncenyma,
kter1mi ma plocho zatne Sc k
telu lidskemu dost hluboko ;
zdrzuje Sc vyhradn6 Y chlu-
pech v tasti stydke, pod pazdi,
a odtud stehuie Sc az do vou-
su a oboci, zanechavaje zvlast
nj skyrny ma kuzi ca Fran
couzu taches bleues zvanych)
Potirani teehto mist petrole-
( iem neb terpentinovym olejem
zapuzuje vydatne hnusne We
trelce.
Nejmene pom6Ine osudn5
Jest YES detska (Pediculus
capitis), II necistych, zanedbs
nych deti, ale i odrostlych Sc
yyskytuiici; V mestech ma jihr
vidame casio jak zeny a divky
navzaiem konaji 81 sluzbu wa
jemneho yiskani. Pri silnen
rozmnozeni zpusobuji strupy {
Ivyrazky. Cistota hrebenem
myti slanou a mydloVou vodol
chrani pred ostudnou invasi.
NejnebezpecnejSi druh jcs
YES Satni (P. vestimenti) hne
da, stihlejsi, delsl, hbitejsi
hlayou oddelen6jsi nez Il pre-
desi6. Zije v jemnejSicl
chloupkach lidsk6ho tela a v,
skytuie Sc zvlaste, kdyz ne
mozno cloveku delsi cas- meni
Il pradlo na tele. (Delka mum
ky / i, Vsi detske 2, ysi satin
3 nm, samice jest Il ysech vet
81 nez samec).
| Ze starsich dob pochazej
: neurtite zpravy 0 t. ~. vsiv
: nemoci (phthiriasis). oSkliv6
zhoubne, zahadne kozni ne
! moci, ktere pry podlehli . 0
COb hist nlsip liz ypap,xrah uarc