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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
Indianapolis Student Active

Bruce Sillery, an indianapolis stu.
dent at l.. u, has been elected treas
urer of the Boosters Club, an organiza.
ton founded to back athletics and
manage the State high school basket
ball tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
New Guard Instructor

Capt. Herbert G. Esden, Seventh
Infantry, U. S. A, on duty at An
chorags, Alaska, has been assigned
as one of the instructors in tn in
fantry regiments of the Indiana Ma
tional Guard, it was announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
veteran Marched With Sherman

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESILLE, Ind, Feb. 11.--AI
bert Reynolds. sc, is dead at the home
of Oliver Smith, with whom he made
his home for several years. He was
a member of the 10th Indiana Reg
iment during the Civil War, partici
.pated in the battles Of Shiloh and
Corinth, and was with Sherman or
his march to the sea.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
Moray Gives
Fee Excess

OVERNOR McCRAY
" intends to donate to
the State his share of ex-
cess fees paid for automo-
bile licenses.
eff people only got it into
their heads that money from
license fees went for build
ing good roads, they would
not ask for a refund" the
Governor commented today.
"Foc myself, l will not ask
a refund on part Of the $44
| paid on my two cars"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
SCHOOLS CLOSE TUESDAY
LincOln's Birthday 10 Re Observed
in Class Dismissal.

All Indianapolis public schools Will
be closed Tuesday in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of Abraham
Lincoln. School memorial services
were held TO-DAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
Progressive Leader Says
Coolidge Partly to Blame
in Dome Leases
M'Adoo Cneered in Senate
as Former Treasury Head
Testifies Before Body
BY PAUL r. MALLON
Unltet Press StaK Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-Forecasting defeat and possibility
ruin for the Republican party as a result of the naval oil re-
serve scandal, Senator La Toilette, progressive leader, today de
clared in a speech in Congress, declared that President Coolidge
was in part responsible.
La Toilette declared that the Administration of Coolidge is
employing the same tactics in this case as the Administration of
Taft employed in the BaIigner case.''
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
'PAUPER' LEAVES ESTATE
Poor Farm Inmate FOrty-TwO Years
Had Farm and Large BanIV Account,

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Feb. H.
Giles Taylor. S6, who has been an in
mate Of the poor farm near this city
for forty-two years. died Sunday.
Three children survive.
Taylor had a. large farm in the
southwestern part of Hamilton County
and several thousand dollars in the
bank. it has been learned since his
death.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11

Burglars threw a flower pot through
the window OF the Fair Grocery, $50
Indiana Ave-, and took So from an un-
locked cash register.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
Davis Named RECEIVER

c. Fred Davis, real estate dealer.
has been appointed receiver for the
Tucker Glove Company, 4 e. Wash.
ington St., by Circuit Judge II. o.
Chamberlain on petition OF Hibben-
Hollweg & Co. Bond was set a ss9 as0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-11
DOCTOR FOLLOWS
CLEW TO MISSING
WOMAN AND BABY
Paramount Man Seeks De-
scription of FortviIIe
Wreck Victims,

Efforts to obtain a detailed descrip-
ton Of a woman and baby believed to
have burned to death in the wreck on
the Union Traction line near Fort
Vile Feb. 2 were being made today by
DR.. c. n. Brown of Paramount, Ind.
Witnesses have told of seeing a
woman and baby killed in the wreck,
but none has been able to give an ac-
curate description. The skull of a
baby, taken from the ruins. is in the
Albright morgue at Anderson.
Meager Description
Il do not care to reveal the names
Of the woman and baby believe to
have been killed until ! am reasonably
sure they are the ones killed." DR..
Brown said, surely somebody who
was present can describe them"
The only description that has been
obtained is that the woman was "well
dressed and the baby very young"
DIR. Brown indicated the missing
persons lived in Grant County.
Coroner Jesse A. Helbert of Ander-
son has gone to Muncie to interview
witnesses.
Verdict Soon
When he left Anderson he said that
he had no particular witnesses in
mind, but would talk to as many Nun.
Gle persons who were in the wreck as
possible.
Among the witnesses at Muncie
who may be. examined by the coroner
is a man who is said to have at.
tempted to use a fire extinguisher on
one of the cars and to have found
the extinguisher to be empty.
Coroner Helbert said he probably
will his verdict Tuesday.
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Forecast

TLOUDY with rain or snow to-
~ night, followed by clearing
early Tuesday morning. Warmer
tonight with lowest temperature
near freezing.
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Home Edition

HULL service of the United
! Press, the NEA Service, the
S~cripps-Howard Newspaper AL
lance and the Scripps-Paine
Service.
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scented to render a genuine service.
outside of my professional work, in
promoting Latin-American commerce..
and was particularly interested in the
protection of all American rights in
Mexico from retroactive and confisca-
tory effect to Article q OF the Mex.
can constitution"
President Wilson filed a strong pro
test against Article 81 in 1918, he
pointed out. The Harding Admins
tration also opposed it.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
IMPORT SKINS ID l. WIN STATE BOUNTY
Shot in Nevada, Animals Win S250,O0O for WiSconsinS

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. IA. The coyote, the fox and the wolf long have stood as synonyms for vile, guile and resourcefulness, but many hunters have put these anil mals to shame. judging from ac- counts related by A. K. Fisher. of the federal biological survey, who recently was here on an inspection trip.
 Thousands of dollars have been collected illegally as bounties by dishonest hunters, MT. Fisher de- clared. He said the most famous bounty fraud was perpetrated in Wisconsin, where s250,000 was paid on the heads of wolves which had been shipped in from Nevada. He added that about $1S0,000 was
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
HAS A
 GREAT MANY USES
Interesting Story Connected
 With Strange Mineral Product

Washington, D. C., Nov. 14,--A hostess who serves preserves or jel- lies and graces her table with can dies, would be surprised to learn that she owes these adjuncts, and perhaps the matches which light the candles, to "a wax that smells
 Such, however" according to a bulletin of the National Geographic Society, "is translation of the Greek words which make the name of the mineral, ozocerite. And ozo- ccrite is one source of the paraftine of commcrCe-a commodity cNtcn- slvcly used in the preserving of fruits, and in making cndles, some kinds of matches, waterproof paper, floor polish, shoe polish and dolls.
 Two Plantlikc Minerals.
 "Ozocerite is as curious mineral las asbestos. The former is valuable chiefly because it won't mix; the latter because it won't burn, and because, contrary to it's name, in its purified state it is odorless. Both metals belle their origin from mines. A sbestos spins like wool or cotton; ozocerite resembles heeswaX, in heed it has been termed a mineral wax and was first known as noun lain fats
 Until the world war period there Nas just one source of ozoccrite. trhat was in the mines near Bory- slaw, town of some 10000 people, n Eastern Galicia.
 "In 1914 nearly eight million pounds were imported into the 'nited States. When this supply was sharply curtailed deposits in Jtah were developed. but the Cali an fields still hold their world su- premacy in the commercial output.
 \ Product of Many Uses.
 When this curious mineral comes put of the earth it varies from eliylike consistency to the hardness bf gypsum. When it is refined 1t is known chemically as ceresin, or pzoceriteparaffin. and when it gets nto commerce in white. flat, odor- ess discs it takes on a final "e'' and the paraffine of many household md manufacturing, uses.
 "OZocerite is not the only source bf paraffine. The commercial prod let comes from the paraffin, simi- ar to ozocerite paraffin, obtained rom distilling wood and coal. It ilso is hy-product of petroleum.
 'The paraffin obtained from pe- roleum night well be termed an ar tficial ozocerite because, in that vent, man simply reproduces at igh speed a process similar to- that " which Nature makes the mineral. Chemically the natural ozocerite is elieved 10 be formed when petrol um eyaporstes and leaves in crev- # res and Assures mixture Of solid ydrocarbons.
 Not all petroleum contains paraf-
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

paid fin similar scheme in Penn sylvania before the deception was discovered.
 Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, where wolves were scarce, offered large bounties to get rid of these predatory animals" Mir. Fisher ex- plained. 50 several hunters went to Nevada, where wolves were plentiful and the bounty low, and shipped their bags to Wisconsin and Pennsylvania"
 Another favorite trick Of the bounty hunter, according to Mr. Fisher, is to alter rabbit and squir- rel scalps so they resemble young coyotes and wolves
 The famous timber wolf is all most extinct in the nation, he stated.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
THANKED BY COOLIDGE.
Chicago Woman, 101 Years Old, Gets
 Letter of ADpreCiation.

Chicago, Nov. i4.-Mrs. Cecilia Hayer, of Seneca, Ill.,, 101 years old, has received A letter from President Coolidge thanking her for her sup port In the recent election.
 My dear Mrs. Hayer," the letter said, your friend, George W, Ste- phens, has written me that on elec- ton day, although 101 years old, you went out and cast your vote, and want to write and congratulate you and thank you for your support. I hope you will have the privilege Of performing this civic duty & good many more times"
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

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New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
St3.OOO. 900 BUILDING

Chicago, Nov. 14.--An addition to the Morrison hotel, which it was an nounced some time ago would be constructed, will be 45 stories high, and with she present building, will contain more than 3,400 rooms and cost more than s14,000,000, making it not only the largest but the talIest hotel in the world, Harry c. Muir, head of the company, announced last night.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

fin. That which does yields paraf- fin oil which has helped make the Tropics habitable for man. The oil forms a solid, impervious coating over stagnant ponds, just as the re- fined product does over preserved foods, and thus prevents the breed ing of mosquitoes, carriers of yellow fever and malaria. It shares with vasoline another petroleum deriva- tive, the rather dubious honor of being the basis of many hair re- storers'."
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
HAVE UMBRELLA DUEL

Hull, England, Nov. 6.--A scene reminiscent of another day was staged on the streets Of Hull recent ly when two local business men en- gagged in a fierce duel. Instead Of swords, however, they fought with umbrellas. The duel was to decide the payment Of a bet.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-11-14
DUEL CALLED OFF
General Balbo, Who Wanted to Fight Garibaldi Submits Ills Case to Court of Honor.

Rome, Nov. 1i.--Tt was an- nounced today that General Italo Balbo. commander-in- chief of the Fascist National militia, lowing 10 the impossibility of a duel" with General Peppino Garibaldi had sub mitted the case involved in his chal- }cnge to the permanent court of honor at Florence.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-14

The challenge by General Balbo last week was an outgrowth of protest made by Garibaldi, grandson of the 1talion patriot, against the at talk by Fascist militia upon unarmed former soldiers during the celebra- ton of the Austrian armistice anni- Versary in Rome.
 Garibaldi at first demanded 8 meeting with Premier Mussolini and declined to accept General Var ini, commander of the Roman Le- zion of the Fascist militia, as a sub stitute. Early this week, however, he did accept the challenge of Gen. eral Balbo, and the last word was that the seconds of the two men had met 10 make arrangements for the duel. It was stated in the Rome adyices, however. that the central committee of the Free Italy organi- 2ation, objected to General Garibal- dis taking part in the combat.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
lenka mala GO naiviac. Majetok sa

lenka nala 60 najviac. Majetok sa
hodne Cd ich sobasu rozSfril. To
'bude vsetko Helenke. Me je toho
velfa, ale ma terajsie pomery al
dost. TAX kaady manzelov
rozmysl al, Matka sa spokojne u
smievala a otec so zal 'ubou poze-
raj ma svoj statoiek.
Do izby k milencom hned' ne
ISL. Y kuchyni sa odstrajali, spo-
ko.mi, usmieyavi.
A izbe, tam Sedela Helenka ma
zemi noh Petra, hlavu mala po-
lozenii na jeho kolenach prosila !:
"Budem pracovat' od rama do no
ci. Rodiita tiez dajn, co len bude
mozno, len neziadai tn tislckm a
neopiiSt al ma. Ved' co by pove-
dali l'udia a co moji dobri rodi
Ella. - Peter moi --- ti nemas NJ
svoju Helenku rad?'
A Peter len hl'adel oblokom Won
a V hlave mu lezala tisicka. Ma
prosebne slova dievly len tvrdo
odpovedal: "Choi' sa opytat', ti
pridajn tisicku.'
Helenka isla. Otvorila dvere, "a
volala rodicov, a ked' otcc usta-
rany, Sedivy vstlpIl, ked' mama
tudne na jej uplakanf oci pozrela,
chytila Helenka Otecka okolo hr-
dla a rozochvenym hlasom sa opy-
tala: "VSak otecko, pridate til
tisicku. Peter ju chcc, dajte ju.
dajte, lebo by 81 ma Peter nevzal. .
"Tisicku, duSinka... tislcku? !?
Davam, co m6zem, ale tisicku, ne
vicm... Mamka, co povieS, vsak ne
name g.. -
A Peter necakal. Bez poZdravu
odchadzal ticho 2 izby Won.
Helenka, jcdinacek, mala hlav!
cku polozenn na otcovskych pl.-
ciach celia Sa zial 'om triasla.
A starr rodicia ju tisili a bolest-
ne hi 'adeli jedcn ma druheho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
CIIANOK 72.
Vazenie a meranie koiencov.

Rodicia majn svoje deti pravi-
define vazit' West rekord o ich
vahe. Odporlca sa vazit' diet'a
kazdy tyzden raz "a prvych sest
mesiacov veku diet at "a, druhom
polroku staci diva razy mesiaci.
Title deti maj1 byt' vazene al ca
stejsie. Zdrava, pravidelna beba
ztrat1 desat' alebo jedenast per-
centov svojej vahy pri narodeni
V prvych dvoch dnoch po prijdenl
ma svet, tiito vahu dosiahne Ease
al asi ma desiaty den.
Dalsia ztrata vahy po druhom
dni poukazuje Ma to, re beba po-
trebuje Wac pokrmu, nez' sa mu
no dostava cd prs.
Vo vseobecnosti deti ma konci
prveho roka vazia trikrat tol 'ko,
ako vazily pris narodenl. Prlmera-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16
isicLa.
Napfsal: F. T. Horsky.

Cd vcasneho rama chystala, ria
dila. Este tn je troska prachu, este
to nestoji dobre a bars nz bola
izba urovnana cistucka ako klie-
tka, predsa este nieco nachadzala.
We'd dnes Dol pre- nu slavnostny
den! Nal prijst Peter, jei mila
eek, poziadat ju o ruku to jn
y predsa ndalost, na ktorn je treba
mat vsetko V iZbe npravene ako
y kaplicke! w. :
A naraz, ked NJ s radost 'ou po-
zerala ma uriademi izbu a chcela
81 veselo zaspievat', napadla ju
hrozna myslienka; hrozna, tierna,
t'azka myslienka, keby talk Peter
neprisiel.. Ale ME; ved' on prij-
Gle! Pride. ozaj pride! Co mi to
len napadlo! Este vcera hovorii.
ze PRIDE po obed al bratom a..
Avsak preGo hncd Ease hovoril 0
tel Anci Korbelovcj, ze mu ju MT
kaill, preco hovoril, kol 'ko dosta-
ne vena aku bude mat vybavu I?
A Helenka pri tychto mySlien-
kach sadla "a stol, hlaviGku podo-
prela rozmySl ala. A mySlien-
ky d'alej tiahly hlavou mncily,
tol 'ko muddy.
- Ozaj, Anca dostane viace.j,
ako dostanem ia Cd mojich rodi
GOV Tt nem6zu dat tol 'ko, kol 'ko
dain II Korbelov. We'd nemajn
tol 'ko maietku. Ale "a to Helenka
je dobre dievca> peknucke 'ako
obrazok.
Me Peter, ktory az tax dlho "a
Helenkou dochadzal a tisic raz ju
bozkal a povedal, ako ju ma rad,
4 to neurobi, ably ju teraz zradil a
isiel pre- peniaze do Korbelov. Me !
Me! Peter je dobry, ten je ME
vstave take nieco urobit'!
A naraz vyskoGila a bezala k
svojmu oteckovi, povesila sa mu
ma kr ka tichiinko, ako by sa bala,
ably niekto druhy jej slova ne
pocul, sa dohr6ho, ustar2neho O.
tecka pytala: "Vsak, otecko moi,
Peter je dobrI chlaptek?'
"No, preco sa ma spytujes,
we'd ia Petrom nechodim,' od-
povedal zartom otec.
"No, povedzte, prosim Vas!..." )"
zobrala d'alej.
"No teda je, ably 81 mala po-
koj."
Cd otecka iSla k matke Nam
ka, vsak je Peter dobry chap
cek9'
"No, je Helenka, je.'
A Helenka utisena Ease iSla do
izby Ale t'azke myslienky nechce-
ly vyist 2 hlavicky. Ease a Ease sa
vracaly a znepokojovaly: Kebv
tax Peter neprisiel.
A Ease napadlo Helene, ze po-
slednd dobu boil Peter akysi "a
milky, re sa nedlval tax, ako prv
do jej ocu. Boze! Keby tax V po-
slednej chvili riekol, re 81 ju ne
vezme "a zenu... Co by len potom
bolo? We'd po celom okoll sa ho-
vori, ze Peter 81 vezme peknn He
lenku Hrivnakovu, a keby 81 tax
rozmyslel, a isiel, kde davajn Wac? ?
Co by len potom bolo?! A takymi
myslienkami tyrana Helenka zasla
Ease do kuehyne, chytila mamieku
okolo krku Septala: "Keby ma
mieka moja bolo .uz po obede!'
"No, len maj trpezlivost' Vsak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

-
81 doskas. Ny p6jdeme oteckom
ma titanic, a kym sa yratime, Wy
sa S Petrom dohovorite a bude vse-
| tko odbavene, I tisila mamicka
dcerkn.
"Ono sa to l'ahko povie, ale len
Ito pretrpet -
Konecne sa dotkala. Bolo po O.
bede k druhej hodine, prisiel Pc
| Ter. Ale svolho brata = talk ako
81 'nbil = nepriviedol. A ked' sa
no spytala po priGine, predo nepri
siel brat, ami slova neodpovedal
ZaSadol ku Stolu a zdalo sa, re ami
nechce hovorit'.
Helenka sa k nemu pritnlila,
chytila mu hlavu do svojich rlk,
hladila po vlasoch, pytajtic sa, re
preto je taky smutny. Peter ale
vytrhol Sci Svoje hlavu a priamo
vykriknul - ved' som ME smut
ny - a Ease sedel bez slova d "a
lei.
"No, PetriGku, nehnevaj sa ma
Svoju Helenku a pozri sa mi pek-
ne do oeii. VicS tax. ako 81 vzdy
hi 'adieval."
"A preto by ii hl'adel 10 oci!
Nechce sa mi dncs. Hneva ma ce-
" svct!'', odpovedal Ease.
"No, pozri; uz prijdu rodicia z
koStola, no, nehnevaj sa. Povcdz,
;,tto ii co urobil."
"A co ii mann povedat'? Pre-
nina nemusia rodicia chodit'.
Gale, we'd 81 ich chcel dnes zia-
dat moju ruku.'
"No, chcel som, ale nem0zem -
ncsmiem."
"a to prcGo, ved' 81 hovoril
vGera, ze... )"
"No, vcera; dnes ale je to mae
- dnes nz nemozem. Ostatne, po-
viem ii otvorene, preco: Ty vies,
re by som 81 chcel otvorit' V nasej
obci sklep a k tomu potrebujem
vel pehazl. Ty nedostanes cd
tvojich rodicov tol l'ko, kol 'ko ia
potrebujem. Keby ii dali aspon o
tisicku Wac, uH by to stacilo. Ale
ked' nedajn, ci nemozu...'', hovo-
ril chladno Peter
"Ked' nedajG, ii ncm6zu...', O.
pakovala potichu ako 70 sna He
,enka. "Ked' nedajn, go bude po-
tom. Peter? Povcdz. co bude po-
tom? 20
"'To neviem. Snad' budem mu-
siet' ist' ia, kde dajn viac.'
7 "a nina ze by 81 nechale Peter
moi. mia Il by 81 ncchal? Ci by
ST mohol til bolcst' svojej Helenke
urobit'? Me. viem, ze ME. We'd
bars nemam tol 'ko vena, budeme
spolu spokojni a st'astni. ia bu-
dem prac0vat'. cd rama do noel a
vynahradim svoje male veno. Len
sa nehnevaj neopnSt al ma,
priamo prosila Helenka, maplc V
ociach plno slz.
"No. neviem. Opytam sa rodi-
Gov; ak pridain tislcku, vezmem
81 teba, ked' nedajn, potom... "
"Potom No, povedz.'
"Neviem. Snad' pojdem do Kor-
below, odpovedal Peter, hl'adiac
oblokom ma ulicu, kde pomaly IL
bqrali sa l'udia kostOla, len ably
sa nemusel pozriet' ma zl'akanu
Helenku. I rodiGia Helenkiny NJ
ISL kostola. Isli blahej myslien-
Ike, ze dnes davaju svoju jedinu
dceru hodnemu clovekovi. Mall
svoje jedine diet'a 2 celej duse
radi,. Pracoyali a.sporovali kraj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

i dentistom diva razy Y roku.
Citajte pozorne tieto tlanky ka-
.zdy tyzden odkladajte 81 len
pre- pripadne npotrebenie au,
dlcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-05-16

ne tyzdenne naberanie Il zdraEeho
normalneho diet at "a je od sty-
roch do sest lmcov. Prienerna
vyska zSlraYeho noyorodfneho
diet at a meni sa medzi sestnast
a dvadsat 'styri colami a vazi -od
sest' do osem funtov. Deti muz-
skeho pohlayia obyaaine vazia Cd
pol az do tristvrte funta Wac, nel
deti zensk6ho pohlavia.
Kojenci naberait, nairychlejsie
yahu V prvych dvoch tyzdnoch II
vota. Po dyoch tyzdnoch az do
piatich mesiacov je skoro rovna-
kt naberanie vysky, "a tfmto Ca
som stava sa to menei rychkm,
ale pokra6uje rovnomerne az do
konca prveho roku. Behom druha-
no roka diet "a narastie 0 oa Sly
roch do pat colov, behom tretie-
no roka narastie tri do styroch
c6lov, behom Stvrttho roka diva do
troch colov a Cd tohto veku az do
iedenasteho roku narastie Cd jed.
neho do dvoch colov.
Doba najrychlejsieho naberania
ma vahe je II diet at a IA prvlch
pat tyzdnov V zivote, najv;iesie
naberanie jc V druhom mesiaci,
ked' kojenec ma nabrat' Cd Scs;'
do oscm uncov ma tyadcn. ..~
Nasledovna tabulka predstavu-
ie priemernn vAhu detl muzskeho
j zenskthO rodu od narodenia.
Tablica, vykazujuca priemernu
vahu kojencov.
Pri narodenf-
Chlapci - = = - 7.53
Dievcata - - = TIC
V 3. mesiaci -
Chlapci - - 1910