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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23

On their way TO the cut-out Lady's
house In sugar-Plum Land. the
Twins heard something 20 New,
new, mewl- II was the Silk Stock
Ing Cat with the braided tail.
NO. the Silk Stocking Cat Is moth
ing like Puss-in- Boots, but gets his
name because he Is made out Of the
top OF a silk stocking. and stuffed
with soft cotton.
"oh, oh, obi" he mswed. II wish
could. but I can't. / can't. but
wish / could"
Gould what?'' asked Nancy feeling
sorry for the poor thing.
Climb" said the cat blinking his
yarn eyes sorrowfuily and making
his yarn mustache wiggie up and
down.
We'll. can't your" asked Nick.
Don't ask foolish questions,
pleased" remarked the cat. Haven't
you any eyes? Don't you sec that
my toe nails arc made Of yarn. too.
They are only sewed on. How can
/ climb tree?"
But what's the dIfferencsT asked
Nancy. You don't have TO climb
trees. do your"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
Now GO on WITH STORY
Sir Norman Continues;


II do" was the confident reply,
HE was chased out OF the States:
We have granted an extradition war
rant against him on the charge OF
manslaughter. we have watched
every steamship NJ every port: yet
don't mind confessing 70 you that VIC
have reason 20 believe that he Is In
London at tho present moment and
in touch with his old associates"
Notwithstanding Rlmmington's con-
vietion. I started on no mad quest OF
my enemy. Indeed. had no inspira-
ton as 10 where 20 begin my search.
Janet had left AlbemaEle Court and
had not replied 20 the various notes
which had. written her. had a
vague idea that there was danger In
prosecuting inquiries for her too
closely. ] had an idea, too, which
was by no means vague. that Was
being watched. There was always
loiterer OF some sort or another In
the street when | entered or left my
rooms felt surreptitIous eyes upon
me often. when lunehed or dlned
or visited the theater Once walked
home late thru I.ansdowne Passage,
and heard the patter Of rubher-shod
feet behind me. swung around.
and my pursucr. whoever he was.
hurly but agile fgure. took refuge in
flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23

Mlns Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from 20 .. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II A. m. 10 II IN. each
week. Please do not como at
other times. hS Il seriously Inter
ferca with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
To Remove
Mole

Dear Miss Grey: Would you please
tell me how 10 set rid Of n mole that
l have on my left chcck7
II H. s..
THIS y a rather delicate operation.
and u icoaid be bcsf for yoa 10 con.
'Hii reliable sargeou before doing
anything about a.
Dear Miss Grey. atm very un-
happy Ny husbands mother lives
With us and ahe feels that she ought
10 have everything 20 say about the
management Of the home. and nv
husband seems TO take the samc M.
titudc.
We have two babies and n I should
leave my husband. would / have lie
custody Of my children / have A
good education. NO thht / could cas-.
ny support them. 4 MOTHER.
~ Il a more serious problem than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
Day of
the Week

Dear Miss Grey: On What day OF
The week did September 80. 1911. fang
september 80. 1911. teH on saiur-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23
BEGIN HERE TODAY

Vendetta hegins between
MICHAEL SAVERS. noted criminal
and
SIR NORMAN 0REYEs enos % Scot
land Yard. Nhsn Saysrs beautiful
housemaid.
JANEr. saves him from Str Norman ~
shooting dead an officer seat 90 arrest
him. Janet becomes saysra' wife ana
accomplice.
Michael plots 20 rob two men. Uqrty
and MptsgeF. OF seven boxes % gold,
brought Into England 20 establish private
credits II Il arranged for two mas
guerAdefs Mr.. aud Mrs jose de Miguel,
% assist Michael During the absence 80
oorty, Madam de Miguel entiesa Metsger
% her hotel room where Michael renders
him unconaclous The boxes of Eola are
substituted for ipEgAEe taken from the
hotel By the de Misgsls. wha leave tor
rarta unknown. orsyea 10 called 60 Ia
NaaFfenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-23

rcn mo what brings you here"
Tea years ago." he went on. sud.
denly calmer, Il was IN the service
OF tho police OF my country. There
was an anarchist plot Three Grim
inala escaped 10 London. You were
az Scotland Yard. ana / came 20 sco
you. You found mo those criminals"
Tell mo what can do Tor you %
I asked.
Grind me my sold" he demanded
Find mo tho man who attacked
MctEger."
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-20

East Boston, used new system in trying to obtain coal.
 He threatened Reginald Donhson, of No. 364 Withrop Street, Winthrop, with loaded revolver when the latter refused to honor a doctors prescrip- tion for coal at the Massachusetts Wharf coal yard, East Boston.
 D'Este was fined $50 in the East Boston Court for the treat.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-20
WOMAN'S CASE AMAZES
 PEOPLE OF CORDOVl

A business mans wife suffered for two years with sore, watery eyes, which pained day and night. Finally she tried simple camphor, hydrastis, witchhazel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. This helped her AT ONCE. Another lady reports "it leaves eyes cool and fresh" One small bottle of Lavoptik usually helps ANY CASE Of weak, strained or inflamed eyes. Aluminium eye cup FREE.
 Northern Drug Co.,. Inc.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-20

A number one tall can of Libby's sweet potatoes can be bought at the Blum O'Neill Co. for 15c.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-03-20
PULLS GUN ON COAL MAN
 AND PAYS FINE OF $5(

BOSTON, March 20. - John H. D'Este, 40, of No. 151 Manley Street,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22

committee has been able to formulate
a method of procedure and with the
following official information will, no
doubt. prove very valuable.
Rabies or hydrophobia, is specific,
communicable disease, affecting all
-blooded animals, including man.
The dog is especially susceptible and
because of his rowing habits is the
chief dissemination of the disease.
The bite of rabid animal is not
necessarily fatal; the virus is esti-
mated to be transmitted in about 30
per cent of cases, but when the dis
ease is contracted and not treated it
is practically always fatal.
The Pasteur treatment prevents
many fatalities, but even with this
fering, hardship and expense.
Rabies can be transmitted only by
animals that are actually diseased at
the time. There is no foundation for
the belief that persons bitten by a
dog which subsequently becomes rabid
may contract the malady.
This terrible disease is all to pre-
valent in the United States, in spite
Of the fact that its suppression is
comparatively simple. The problem
is solved when the rabid animal is
eliminated. This is proven by the ex-
ably Norway, where the disease has
been entirely stamped out.
A similar result might be brought
about in this country, with the CO.
operation Of the States; (1) licensing
all dogs; (2) muzzling all dogs not
otherwise kept in restraint; and ~
rigid inspection and quarantine at all
borders and ports Of entry.
In regard to an attack and the skin
punctured, the wound should, as soon
as possible and must within five days
be under medical attention in order
that serum be administered. The pa
tient should proceed to the Pasteur
Institute, Seattle, WASH, where NOM
inal fee of $4,000 will be charged for
treatments and serum. If the patient
cannot meet this charge, the county
from which he comes must pay it.
The fact that the patient stays at
home while taking the treatments will
not reduce the charge for the treat
ments and serum, this will only in
crease the expense by paying for SER
vices of a doctor. This fee in itself
is at times exhorbitant.
When possible the animal should be
taken or sent to the Institute in or
der to learn which stage of disease he
is in at the. time Of attack.
Any one interested as to the cause
and symptoms of his disease; PAM
phlets may be obtained free from the
Division of Publications, U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washing
ton, d. C. 1t is urged that copies be
secured for all personal information.
Signed: Jesse j. Tromanhauser,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22
RABIES OR HYDROPHOBIA

In the last two years a noticeable
increase in the cases of rabies has
been existing in Benton County, and
only by and thru the experience of
victims of the menace within the past
few months. the Grange was prompt
ed to make investigation in regard to
the best possible channel of DISPOSE
ton of patients who are unfortunate
to be attacked and bitten by rabid
animals.
With the assistance of the State
Department of Agriculture, the Pas
teur Institute and A. S. Goss, master
of the washington State Grange. the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22

SPRING rs HERE-Now is the time
to be thinking about your spring
order for nursery stock; ornamental
stock, berry plants, asparagus plants,
and vegetable plants in season. We
have potted plants and cut flowers
in season. Put in your order for
hanging baskets and window boxes
with Slaugenhaupt Greenhouse, tele-
phone 1851. 48-51c
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22

VISIT the Big Bazaar before doing
your Saturday shopping. Every
thing from staple groceries to nur-
sery stock at bargain prices March 81
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22

SPECIAL BARGAINS in everything
Saturday, March 81 at the Big Ba-
zaar next door post office. Sic
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22

= M o N DA Y & T u e s DAY
= Norma Talmadge in the drama
= magnificent
= TINE ETERNAL FLAME"
= eight reels aglow with the wine
= of life. Better than the play
= "Smilin' Through" Wonderful.
= Also Pathe Review and "Our
= Gang" comedy. See the kids!
= Thy are great. :
= WE'D. & HURS.
= Hope Hampton sweeps the screen
= popularity in
, "STARDUST''
= the splendid photoplay suggested
= by Fannie Hurst's famous novel.
= A drama of Broadway's bubbles
= and dregs, told from the heart Of
= a woman. Also "Cold Feet" an
, educational comedy.
= COM NC SOON
2 Richard Barthelmes in "The Bond
2 Boy"
= Harold Lloyd in "Dr. Jack"
= Priscilla Dean in "Under Two
= Flags"
= "The Connecticut Yankee in King
= Arthur's Court"
= Reginal Denny in "The Kentucky
= Derby"
= Jackie Coogan in "Oliver Twist" !
= = $+$++ Ft$ . = = =
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22
LIB E r TY
T III e Afr e
ROC r Am
F RID Y

Anita Stewart in a sumptuous
production Of married life
} THE INVISIBLE FEAR"
supported by Alan Forest and Ed
win Carewe. Also "Stolen Glory
; an educational comedy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-03-22
SUNDAY

: Ethel Clayton in
, her OWN MONEY!
: A pleasing story of family life.
; Also Art Accord in "Unmasked,"
= 2-reel Western and 1.-THE Best
, Cellar" a comedy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

Nekolik tydnd uz jsem sc
chystal prozkoumati aristokra
tickou republiku v borove tyc-
kovine, kterou je pOrostla Ia
padni stran "V LaZcich" - a
re sc tax nestalo drive nez
.dnes, byla vinna jenom mole
prozlukla zapometlivost, ktera
vzdycky zplsobila, re jsem Wy
sci z domova, zanechav ma skfl
nj pripravenou lplechovo ukra-
bicku S cigaretovym popelem.
Vrti-li snad nekdo hlavou mad
tim, k cemu re je treba cigare-
toveho popelu k vyzkumu re-
publiky - a to dokOnce slech-
ticke - at 81 il vrti, vsak sc
to dovi "a chvilku =.
A re je mraveniste -slechti7
,ckou republikou v pravem slo-
va smyslu, tomu at take kazdy
veri. Je to dokonee republika $
vladOu slechticen, cimz sc tax
trochu podoba statnm vcelim,
v nichz take vladne kralovna,
ackOli jinak je tn rozdil maka
wy, nebot' II vcel jde zcela
zrejme monarchisticky prin-
Clip vlady. Zenskou vladou sc
pax vcely mravenci velmi po
dobaji prapradavnemu primi
tivnimu cloveku, 0 nemz je viz
nez -jisto, re jeho pavodni ro
Dime zrizeni bylo matrimoni
alni. .takze puvodni lidske Osa
dy byly po STRANGE vladniht
principu podobny vice mrave
Aistim nez IlGm. A to je ,pfici
ma, pro kterou je mi tezko ro;
hodovati zda pfirozenem v.
voji stoji vyse mravenci, neb'
vcely., Lide sice zvykli stavet
'vyse vcely, ale ia pfiznan
sc - stavim pfece jenom dale
ko vyse mravence. Vim, ze $,
tim dotknu nepfiiemn6 srdc
'mnoheho vcelafe - ale ien al
Sc svym rozhorlenim pocka =
MONA, re mi da "a chvfli san
"a pravdu :.
Ono sc toho vubec o mrave,
cich vi naramne malo, tfeb,
ze je jich svet plny, a ze Sc m
ze clovek 0 mraveniSte zakop
'nout temer na kazde meZi. I
,jeSte vi ledakdO, re v mraveni
$ti vladne nekolik samieek ma
nespocetnym mnozstvim deln
XII, ktere nnozi znalci prize
,dy jmenuji daleko spravneji
pfilehav6ji vojaky. Je jist
mravenci stat zrizen .docela n
litaristicky. Mraveniste sam
.je tvrda pevnost. ktera je ol
klopena ma vSech stranach hli
kami strazemi, ktere peel
We dbajf toho, ably Sc odniku
nepfiblizil ,nepiitel. Pozorujt
jenom chvilku takove mravel
ste a 'uvidite, ze neni jedine v
rnozenosti praktickeho vojel
.sk@ho vycviku, 0 ktere by mr.
venci neved6li. Ba, troufam
ffci, re i ia nejpofadnejsi arm
fia by Sc cd mich mohla mnoh
naH pfiucit. Zkuste jenom no
ii k dpati mrsveniste velike
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

byl tedy hotov. Stejne .bohate
jsem poprasil boty myslive-
cke pucochy do vyse kolen ru'
ee az k loktum - a takto w.
zbrojen usedl k mravenisti.
Proc?- Protoze mravenci
Sc jenom dvoji veci vyhybaji
jakO cert kfizi - cigaretove-
mu popelu a mydlu. Vejiti pax
v delsi styk mravenistem bez
takove vyEbroje neaii radno,
ponevadz by Sc snadno mohlo
odehrati mravenci valecne ia
zeni proti clov6ku - a je pri-
lis jisto, re. z takove bitvy by
utekla koruna tvOrstva, haneb-
ne jsouc. porazena a sestipana
TAX, re by mela ma povrchu te-
la pupenec vedle pupenee - a
jeden svedivejsi enez druhy. l
benin prace v mrayenisti je ne
ustale nutno portrait 81 ruce
popelem, ktery sc prst1 spra-
Suje a otira. v celku je to pra-
ce pfijemna a zdrava, kterou
lie doporuciti vsem, kdoz 81
st6zuji ma pokazene plice, ne
bot clovek, ktery je tax "a
mestnan, jet tzahalen do oblaku
zvlastni pronikave vine, ktera
Sc trochu podoba horici sire S
primeskem meruhkov6 wine.
Dycha Sc mu lehce a zmocni sc
no takovel mirne rOzjafeni a
nepochopitelna veselost, jake
by byl lehce opily, ale ovsem
ma to j ten,nepfijemny nasle-
dek, re Sc vecer dostavi lehka
horecka. Take ruce zhrubnou
po takove praci jako struha-
|dlo. A je to pochopitelne, ne
!bot' ysechny tyto zjevy zpdso-
buje kyselina mravenci, kterou
|vystrikuji ze svych zadeckd
rozcileni a zoufalf mravenci,
kterym je bofen jejich prepev-
my brad -. A kdyhyste TEN
lnerozumnym zviratkIm vykla,
dali sebe dele a sebe presved-
lciveji, re Sc tax dele IA. lce'
lem do jiste miry vedeckym -
a nadto j z t6 pficiny, ably mo-
hli byti u6ineni nesmrtelnyniI
Nv pfisti me knfzce, je to vseckc
marne nedaji 81 fici. Patrne
jim tuze malo zalezi ma vsl
isvetske slave.
Ale mraveniste samo o sobe
q
Istoji "a to, aby bylo prohled
nuto, nebot' jest to stavba OBJ.
divuhodna. Odstranite-li z ne.
no ctv1tkruhovy vysek - as
tax, ..jako ,bysteg bochnfku wy
: krojili ctvrtku ia ucinite-li tai
opatrne, aby bocni,, steny vyfe
zu AK zemnimu podkfadu ri
staly pokud r1oznoe hladke a Ii
! ste, objevi Sc vam pedivuhod
ny obraz, ktely sice. tlpiv PRIV
nj chvili prudkym hemzenin
J Sc mravenc1, cemuz vaak Il,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

ce duboveho a uvidite, jake
|slavne polni tazeni Sc odehra-
lie pred vasima ocima "a neko-
|lik civil
Nejprve diva neb tri nejbliz-
Isl mravenci pfiskoci k housen-
ce, ale v zapeti jiz chvataji
|vzh1ru, kde Sc setkaji $ druhy,
jimz rychlymi pohyby dote-
ky sdeli vzrusujici zpravu. A
v zapeti Sc odehrava to, cemu
rikame stafetovy beh pouze S
tim rozdilem, re vsichni ii MIRA
venci, ktefi svoji zpravu doru
cili, vraceji Sc zpatky ubiha
LII k housence, kterou obklopi
Sc vsech stran a vsemozn6 il
zabranuji, aby sc vzdalila cd
mravenist6. Zatim take byla
zprava donesena az k n6ktere
mu z hlavnich vchod1 a Jim do
|vnitr mraveniSte.
"A ted to zacne
z vchodu mraveniste vyhrk-
ne prvni silna ceta, ktera zdan
live jde S naramnym chvatem
nespravnym smerem. Ale ten
to nespravny smer je jenom Ii
che zdani, nebot' "a chvilku
lvidite, re 6eta housenku obcha
LII a "a nj Sc rozvinuje v bitev-
mi caru, aby il zamezila dstup.
w te chvili jiz sc take hrnou
|po svahu mraveniSte jine dive
(cety, ktere vysly z jinych dvou
|vchodu, lezicich, ma stranach
cd toho, kterym vysla prvni ce
ia - a to je dukazem, re u
ivnitr mraveniSte sc odehrava
lpOplach, kterym bude "a KRAFT
Iko cele ,vzboureno.
i Ma dpati mraveniste doslo
liz zatfm k prvni sraZce, me-
bot ceta, ktera obesla housen-
lku, vypadla jiz utokem, rozlo-
Izivsi radne kridla, ktera chvi
Iii nervosne tekala, hledajice
!spojeni S kridly obou Get dali
lsich, ktere sc prave rozvinuly
w dtocne rady, a hrnou Sc jiz k
IutOku boku Housenka Sc
|ovsem zmita a nemohouc ami
iku predu, ami zpet, hleda "a
lchranu sp6snou a vlnitou chu-
zi 'po svahu mraveniste vzhu-
iru Ale b1da! 'Proti nj jH
se hrne ctvrta Geta, ktera ma
mi nenarazi mensi upornosti,
|nez ucinily vsechny ostatni. A
potom sc vam vetre takova po-
,divna mySlenka, re uvnitr toho
mraveniSte, pekne "a vetrem
1 sedi generalni Stab mad mapou
a fidi cely ten boj venku, me-
bot pres chvili vyb6hne Get
kuryr, ktery chvata k nektere-
lmu z vchOdu "a z wchodG "a
lse pres chvili vyhrne se ceta,
ktera chvata posiliti hned pra-
Ivy, hned levy box - a neujde
.ivam, pozorujete-li dobre, ze
tlkazda nova ceta chvata rov.
'nou ma misto, kde jiz jejich
, .druhove zacinaji ochabovat
\ Nez uplyne deset minut, eel
: ma Sc jH mraveniste utocicim
skupinami, pod nimiz Sc ubo
y ,ha fousenka temef ztraci. 'Bi
D je sebou jeste zoufale, sviji 81
! do kotoucku, pfi cemz pokaz
n de stiskne n6kolik dtocnikt
: tax upfimne. re potom odcha
e .zeji kulhav6 z bitevni !. vravy
e Dostane-li Sc il nektery ma do
!, sab kusadel, mziknutim m,
rozdrti hrud' nebo zadeGek. -
n TakOveho pax odvlekaji DIV,
'nebo tri druzi, nebot' v MIRA
n vencim vojsku je dokonale po
a starano zdravotni oddly. 4
u kdyby housenka tloukla $ Sc
! bou sebe zoufaleji, neni il po
o moci, nebot' mravenci jsou vo
l. jaci statecni, v jejichz slovni
d ku neni vabec zminky o iistu
l. pu nebo couvnuti.
~ Pll hodiny, casio dele trv;
a tento urputny zapas, nez kon
x x,rx = knn,nc1xo
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= ~ =
hodiny, neni ma povrchu mra-
.veniste po housence ami stopy
- ami kousek chitinove kize z
nj nezbude -. A mravenist6
samo ma totez vazne a ddstoj
ne vzezreni pevneho hradu, ia
Ike m6lo driv -.
Nekolikrate jsem 81 jiz 90
pral teto podivane $ nejrIznej
simi druhy mravencl, a proto
Sc odvazuji rici, re re vsech
nejstatecn6jsi a neJinteligent-
nejsi jsou mravenci .lesni. Nj
koli ii obrovsti, nybrz zcela o.
bycejni cerni, kteri jsou pro-
stfedne velici v celem mraven-
cim pronarodu. A kdyz jsem
lie tax kohkrat pozoroval, by
Iii mi k smichu ii prirodovedci,
kteri prohlasuji "a plany tlach
ivypraveni mravencich. VOL
mach. Nell by 81 oni sednOu X
takovemu mravenisti a vydr-
zet u n6ho nekolik puldnu -
mluvili by jiste jinak. Sam u
Id6lal jsem nekolikrat pokus a
prenesl v pevne krabici neko-
llik mravencl z jineho mrave-
niste. Jen jsem je vysypal ma
lkupu sveho oblibeneho ia stra
nj "V Lazcfch", nastal po-
prask k nepopsani. Prineseni
mravenci snazili Sc Zoufale u
iniknouti, ale marne bylo je-
ijich snazeni. V nekolika minu-
tach byli nejen obklopeni, n.y.
lbrz i zavleceni do mira mrave-
|niste, odkud jiz patrne nikdy
lnevysli.. A tax vefim, re po-
ldivne slechticke mravenci repd
Iblice je zavedeno otrokafstvi,
jak Sc spravne domnivaji ne
ktefi starsi pfirodovedci, KITE
ii 81 patrne dali vice prace $
praktickym ,poznavanim pri-
;;rodnich tajl a zahad. Domni-
..vam sc take, re kazde mraveni
ste tvori samo 0 sobe jakysi sa
mostatny kmen, ktery je obda-
rem zceIa specifickym zapa-
lchem, nebot' nelze jinak 81 W.
svetliti okamzite poznani ci-
lzince, kdyz je naprosto stej-
;neho druhu - jak je to u mra-
|vencd pravidlem bez vyjimek
Nasvedcuje toma itaFokolnost,
re neunikne ami vytrouseny ci-
zinec We znacne vzdalenosti cd
mraveniste, ale jeste " okruhu
jeho svrchovanosti. Ten sice
'jiz nebyva odvlecen do mrave.
niste xiv, nybrz ubit a jehc
slupka pohozena v blizkosti ni
lkterehO vchodu. Patrne asi pre-
to, ably odradila otrocici zajat
''ce cd myslenky ma Itek.
| Ano, tohleto vsecko uz jsen
''davno ved9l. Znal jsem take
lmnoho jineho. Sledoval jsen
'nespocetn6krat mravenci Wy
lpravy k cernemu bezu, kter!
rostl v houstine u LUX, a n;
n6mz byla spousta modrav'
,cernych msic, vypocujicich Y
; 'sebe sladke stavy, ktere mra
venci horlive sbirali odnase
. II domu, ably Jich uZlllv taJen
nych sklipcich mraveniste k v.
, robe vyzivneho podkladu, nj
. nemz pestuji zvlastni druhy pl
! sni, jejichz vytrusI uzivaji
: vyzivovani syych larev. Jsov
to plisn6 ucencdm dobre zna
: me, ma nichz je nejzajimavejs
/ to, ze jejich kultura nebyl'
: dosud clov6kem vyrobepa UNI
! lou cestou, ackoli Sc tax v mr.
: ,venisti deje naporad a tyt
plisn6 nejsou odjinud znamy
! nez z umelych mravenistnicl
: kultur. Jsou tedy, .jak patrne
v tomto dseku mykologie MIRA
: venci honenejsi nez sam cle
: iv6'k, byt' .byl botanicIky seb
: lip vzdelan. s.
Caste jsem take sledoval st
,vitelske lopoceni Sc mravenci
FL Ale to vsecko byly preee je
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