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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

says: I'VE hear it said that the
President can play smart politics by
letting Congress run wild few
months until it gets into such hole
that 1t will have to cry to him for
rescue"
What this country needs most in
these troubled times is q President
who will work with Congress and a
Congress that will work with the
President. That's necessity If civil
liam affairs are to be handed the way
Government is expected to be man.
aged. This is not the time for the
arbitrary exercise of power by any
one. If the different branches of
Government will get together, and
pull together. they can end the war
in 1943. Otherwise, it may drag on
into another year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19
PRESSING CURRENT TUBERCU-
LOSIS PROBLEM

The most pressing current tuber-
culosis problem how to prescribe
the right treatment for each man
rejected by the armed forces because
of very early tuberculosis is UNDER
going extensive research, according
to Doctor Samuel Wolman, Presi-
dent of the Maryland tuberculosis
Association, as he revealed that the
statewide returns from the current
Christmas Seal Sale had reached
$133,175.70, of which $53,175.70
has been raised in the counties.
Doctor Wolman stated, due to
the chest X-ray examination of mil
lions of men entering the armed for
ces, we have had the most extensive
opportunity in history for finding
tuberculosis in it's earliest stages,
Therefore, for the first time we are
faced with the large scale problem
of what to do in regard to the treat
ment of these cases."
Doctor Wolman pointed out that
the Committee on Medical Research
of the National tuberculosis Asso-
citation is working along with the
United States Public Health Service
in doing this research.
Doctor Wolman also pointed out
that the Maryland Association dur
ing the past year used the x-ray ex-
tensively throughout the entire state
and that the program for the com
ing year called for increasing this
work MANIFOLD.
Since our sole support is through
the sale of tuberculosis Christmas
Seals, we wish to thank everyone
who has made his returns, thereby
enabling US to show an increase OF
1879, as OF the same date last year.
However, many thousands still have
not returned either money or Seals,
and in order that our program will
be increased to meet wartime con-
ditions, / sincerely hope all returns
will be made, Doctor Wolman
stated.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

To save more cellophane for war
purposes, the WPB banned its use
on milk bottles, candy boxes and
containers for tea, spices, sugar,
flour and many other articles.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

Asurvey showed that 10 per cert
of the country's $4,000 auto dealers
quf business last year, but that three
fourths of the remainder hope to
stay in business throughout the war.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

Due to the tremendous increase in
the use oflaircraft, 60 leading insur-
ance companies have established an
aviation advisory committee to gath
er data for the handling of greater
aviation insurance business.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

After five-gallon cans of tomato
PURGE intended for Lend-Lease be-
gan exploding in assClaveland, Ohio,
warehouse, more than 8, 300 gallons
were dumped into Lake Erie as unfit
for consumption.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

Candy supplies to civilians are av-
eraging not more than half of last
years quantities, say candy manu-
facturers.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

Money, according to some econo-
mists, doesn't mean thing, but
we'd like to see EN- try to pull that
stun on Uncle Sam about the mid
die Of next month.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19
X X
MhotHoA Buy M
WAR BONDS

Every shipyard in our country Is
setting amazing records in the con-
struction of a merchant marine so
essential to the transport of supplies
and men to the seven seas. The
overall cost of these hundreds Of
ships now building runs into mil
lions of dollars.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

French sailors join Allies in pa
rade in New York. Before long their
compatriots in North Africa may
get under the same byaaa hat
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

Many of them are called "victo-
ry" ships and you are contributing
to this victory by your purchase of
War Bonds at least ten per-
cent of your income, every payday.
Well need these ships after the war,
too, when Peace comes.
U. S. Treasury Department
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19

False optimism is called cause
of absenteeism. Some work e r S
haven't made out their income tax
yet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19
UNFAIR TO FARMERS AND
WORKERS
j. E. Jones

Washington D. c., March ia
breakdown of manpower problems
shows that on the basis of present
plans the armed services of the
United States demand 100000
the war effort. More than 62,500,-
900 of Americas population will be
either in the armed services or en-
ployed in various capacities. The
official estimate brings 500, or 38
million, under the heads of mill
tary forces" and war production.
The farm situation calls for $780,
900 workers, and about the best
that Secretary Wickard has been
able to do is express hopes that
100000 men, women and child
rem may be enlisted to take the
places of skilled and regular farm
hands who for various reasons have
left the farm. The President, Secre-
tary Wickard, Manpower Chair
man McNutt and the Congress of
the United States apparently agree
that the greatest threat to agricul-
ture is manpower.
No one disputes the Secretary of
Agriculture who is so optimistic as
to predict that the 1913 crops will
be the greatest on record. But just
how these crops are to be harvested,
even with the help of volunteers"
and soldiers is a puzzle for which
the answer is lacking. There are not
more than 5 million farm workers
in sight, and their numbers are de-
creasing. The reason is that farm
workers have no trouble in getting
jobs in war production plants at
twice the wages they get on the
farms.
We are starting right now on a
broad food rationing plan, and an
emergency price ceiling program has
oeen clamped hurriedly on fresh
vegetables at levels that existed
about the middle of February. Prac-
5ically every effort and every plan
20 increase the rate of pay of farm
workers has failed to get the sup
port of the Administration and the
w Oh et5OASlOo. ROh1tOio Gnu WI
gressmen argue this point and call
it unfair to farm workers. 1t is per-
fectly evident that the nation is
short of manpower 1t also appears
that the food shortage is mounting
with each passing week. And there
you are. The farm worker must get
more money from now on, or the
full harvest will not be gathered
from the fields this Fall. Incentive
payments, or subsidies" are in
disfavor with Congress. You can't
run the farms without men, and you
can't get men to work on the farms
this year unless they get higher
wages than the farmers pay. Sena-
tors, congressman, Admirals, Cen
erals, Administrators, and all other
classes of politicians apparently
have not discovered that it takes
something more than speeches to
make farm workers stay on the
farms.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-03-19
Fuel Conservation


With the end of winter in sight,
government agencies concerned with
fuel conservation are renewing adj
monitions to home and apartment
owners on the necessity of convert
ing from oil and gas to coal wher-
ever possible before next fall.
At the same time they are en-
phasizing that the cold weather is
not yet over and every household
should take precautions to save as
much heat and fuel as possible now.
Illustrating what impressive saw
ings anccab emand (tbwtttttvfilus
ings can be made by simple meas
ures, it is pointed out that the aver
age family can economic as much
as 10 per cent on fuel simply thru
proper use of the window shades
with which most homes are equip
ped. On a national basis this
amounts to a saving of 5000, 900
tons of coal, plus 1O,600,000 barrels
of oil, plus 110,OOO,000 car miles
needed to transport these fuels.
Figures compiled by Armour Re-
search Foundation show that these
savings result from the insulating
value of the dear air space formed
between shade and window pane.
Shades should be pulled to the stills
in all rooms at night and in unused
rooms during the day. During day
light hours in rooms being used,
shades should be raised halfway.
ssss
What This Country Needs Most
Washington continues to listen to
the grapevine rumor that the Pres
ident is letting Congress sweat on
the theory that by letting the legis-
lative body founder about little
that it will soon come back to the
President for information and in
structions Open editorial writer
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
By VIRGINIA VALE

Arms; he should be a riot on the
screen, but sometimes what's funny
on the stage just goes fiat before
the cameras.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Ltaly's Life Lines

Switzerland's heavily mined
Simplon, Lotschberg and Saint
Gotthard tunnels are the life lines
of Italy. Eighty per cent of all
the coal, oil, ore, food and other
vital war supplies which Germany
sends to Italy are shipped through
these three tunnels in the Alps.
The Swiss are prepared to blow
up the tunnels in the event of a
German invasion.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01

Brighten Your Garden. Plant Ranunculus.
100 Towering size bulbs prepaid, ST. 90 cash.
Full cultural instructions. 10 Anemone
bulbs free if you mention this paper. Peter
son Bros, 239 Olive St.. IngIewood. Calf.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01

d
Donald Ducks voice made a per-
sonal appearance in the lobby Of the
New York theater where Walt Dis
ney's "Saludos Amigos" was play
ing. It belongs to Clarence Nash.
who's been doing the Donald Duck
voice since 1884, beginning with "The
Wise Little Hen"
The first scene that Zoltan Korda
planned to shoot for Columbia
Somewhere in Sahara" on loca-
ton in the desert near Brawley,
Calf, called for search by unit
of Nazi mechanical troops. dying of
thirst, for an abandoned, dried-up
water hole. But-came torrential
rains. So Director Korda thought
fast-and the scripts dried-up wa
ter hole became a brirn-full water
hole, poisoned by Bedouins!
ODDS AND ENDS - Ginny Sin,n,s
made some extra dollars BY selling halt
a dozen co,Us from her San Fernando
ranch to Bob Burns MADAME
Curie" sets a new record for props, With
more than 1900 individual items
That cute dog you'll see in "St0ing
Shift Maisie" passed the tests for dogs
for Defense" toith high marks, but
didn't get in because his legs ,Oere too
short Harry James and his band,
appearing in the fin. persion of Best
Foot For,cUd.'' haze been signed by
Metro for another picture; in it James
,DiLl play role ). Maybe Merle
Oberon really is retiring from the
screen to become housewife!
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Savannah In 1886

The first steamship TO cross the
Atlantic was the Savannah, which
made the trip from the United States
to England in 1886.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
WAY Up Thar

A new anti-aircraft gun, built in
England, is capable of striking air.
planes more than five miles up in the
air.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Sweet Clover

Sweet clover, a roadside weed Is
years ago, today is a crop of con-
siderable economic importance in
the corn belt.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Changing Diet

Comparative records show that
the diet of the American people has
changed to striking extent in the
last 80 years.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Lung Fungi

A mysterious lung disease which
has been found in 125 miners is ten.
tatively thought to be due to fun.
gus infection.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Best Known sGroundfish'

Cod and haddock are best known
Of the "groundfish' clan; they are
so called because they feed along
the ocean bottom.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Uncle Moe

The sign of the three golden balls
was first used by the Lonbards, the
forerunners Of the modern uncle"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01
Different Waters

New York city aquarium provides
seven different kinds of water for
its various fishes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-04-01

"A touching scene in ''The Human
Comedy" takes place between Mick
ey Rooney and five-year-old Butch
Jenkins, who plays his brother.
Butch had to wear long night
gown-and fatty refused. Finally
Mickey, with Butch riding on his
shoulders, disappeared, to return
with Butch in the nightgown. II
told him that Buck Rogers and
General Macarthur wear 'em, ev.
cry night" Mickey explained.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31

dom pa ne storijo nobene sko-
de. Ma otoku Javi prinasajo do
macini mravlje polja in gozda
in jih devajo ma mangova DIRE
vesa, da jih ocistijo skodljivega
mrcesa.
Ia vista mravelj je v vsakem
pogledu koristna. Je Sc mnogo
vrst drugih mravelj, XII so zelo
Skodljive in nevarne. TIE so.
strasne skodljivke, XII v KRAFT
KEN casu lahko opustosijo cele
nasade. Pred mimi so zlasti V
nevarnosti veliki nasadi kave V
Braziliji. Mravlje plezajo ma bill
Ike in jih grizejo. &c pomislimo,
da je takih mravelj ma milijone,
potem lahko vemo, kaksno sko-
do povzrocijo.
Sc strasnejse so mravlje po-
tovalke, XII 1--WE zlasti V Afriki.
Te zivalce so dejansko gospoda-
rice velikih pokrajin in SO pra-
vi strah zivali in ljudi. Ia vrsto
mravelj, XII Sc imenuje snafu, nj
nObenih zaprek. Velikanske kO-
lone teh mravelj Sc prebijajo
skozi pragozdove; &c nalete ma
kako zival ali cloveka, ga napa-
dejo z velikim pogumom. Mno-
go skode povzroce med zivino.
Ko zival zacuti prisotnost sna-
fujev, postane nemirna, podere
ograje in Sc razbezi ma vse stra-
nj. &c naleti ma kako zival glav-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31
vstrepetala, da je morda ven-
dar huie.

vstrepetala, da je morda ven-
dar ,huje.
Tudi nocoj je bila planila xvi
sku. z grozo Sc je zavedla, da
nekako ne cuti leve noge. Strah,
XII jo je presinil, il je pognal
znoj V lice. Polagoma Sc je no.
ga razdrevenila, in strah Sc je
ublazil. Toda Katro je bill strah
zelo prevzel. Segla je po stekle-
nici V slepem oknu in 81 MALTA
mocne zelenkaste place, potem
sedla ma posteljo in strmela V
luc, katere ze davno po noci nj
upihovala.
Ko je tako sedela, Sc je "a
man trudila, da bi odpodila
Madeleine misli. Pc sill so pri-
hajale.
"Kaj bi bilo, ako bi nenado-
ma tako sredi noci prisla ura
Kaj bi bilo, ako bi morala tako
naenkrat umreti? Umreti!"
Katra Sc je stresla, zavila sc
V odejo in 81 ma novo nalila ze-
lenkastega krepcila.
"Kar tako sc ne umrje!" je
pomislila nato. Ali Sc, ko je tC
mislila, so j prisli V spomir
slucaji tolikih. Zvecer je bill Sc
zdrav, zjutraj so ga nasli mrt'
vega. In kdo pravi, da ne SINE
da ne more bas ona tako umre
ii? Ali ne umirajo najbolj zdra
vi tako?
In zopet je stresel Katr(
mraZ.
"In &c bi tako umrla, kaj po
tenn. Kaj potem?" Katra je
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31
MLADA BREDA
~s..-s.. POVEST '-." - ~'
SPISAL DR.. IVAN PREGELJ

misliti, ker IL tega nikoli mic
biti ne more in ne sme!"
Da Sc okrepi proti glasu, va
becemu il dalje, tako sladko-
grenkemu, da oglusi v sebi glas
po sreci, glas po MEM, XII ne
more biti njen, in ne SINE misliti
mani, Sc je vrgla ma kolena OBJ
zibelki in gledala dolgo V speci
obrazek.
"Ti, sirotica moja. Nikoli tie
ne zapustim, tt mole vse, mole
vse!" Pa kakor da sc il hoce ce-
10 dete rogati. Viharno je pla-
Mia kvisku. Cello liz otrokovih
potez, Sc il je zdelo, gleda Lipe-
tova slika.
Tedaj Sc je vrgla Anica ma
posteljo in zaihtela v blazino.
Tudi Katra je prebila nemir-
no noe. Katra sploh ze zdavna
sem nj vec spala pokojno. Vec-
krat je planila sredi spanja xvi
sku. Neka bolecina in teza ste
jo veckrat dramili. Oh takih
prilikah je Katra planila IL
postelje in zacela burno hoditi
po sobi, tako dolgo, da Sc je
,, umirila in Sc je poleglo vihar-
no utripajoce srce. S tresocimi
rokami je tedaj Katra pretipa-
la svoje telo. Silno Sc ie bala
Katra mrtvouda.
Raditega je bila .tudi ze pri
zdravniku.
cali pijete pred spanjem?'
jo je vprasal.
Katra je lagala, dasi je bila
vajena redno pitt najbolje ir
mocno zganje. Ker pa je V MEN
mocila razne korenine in zeli
Sea, il niti ma misel nj prislo
da bi to omenila zdravniku.
"Gibati Sc pridno, gibati!' je
svetoval zdravnik in jo potola
I'll, da ne bo hudega. Tedaj jt
Katri nekoliko odleglo, venda1
pa je OBJ najmanjsi slabost
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31

ma kolona snafujev, ostanejo cd
ME v kratkem casu lie, Sc belle
kosti. Lepsega okostnjaka 81 ne
mores misliti, kakor ga puste
snafuji. Snafuji napadajo tudi
druge zuzelke, gosenice in O.
stall mrces. V zapuscenih vaseh
je kaj kmalu konec sodobnega
mrcesa, zlasti znanih tropskih
stenic. S te strani SO V neki me-
ri te mravlje cello koristne. Do
macini Sc jih zelo boje.
Nekatere vrste mravelj poto-
walk potujejo samo ponoci. Ma
svoj nacin so zanimive mravlje
krtice. Magic 81 kopljejo rove
pod zemljo, kjer potujejo. Ma
celu take kolone so pionirji, XII
gradijo rov, "a mimi pa gredo
ostale mravlje. Kilometre in XII
lometre potujejo skozi dzungle
in stepe, cisto nevidno. V vro-
cih tropskih krajih SO mravlje
potovalke velika nezgoda, pred
katero je clovek skoro brez mo-
ci. Ia kmetijske kraje so lahko
tudi koristne, ker unicujejo sko-
olive zuzelke in gosenice.
Kolona mravelj potovalk sa-
ma po sebi je zelo zaniniv po-
jaw. Kot prava vojska ina pa
trole, zascito Cd zadaj in straze
, Oh bokih, XII svare svoje tovari-
Sc pred nenadnimi nevarnost-
mi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31

segla tretjic po steklenici in IL
pila duskoma. Tedaj je zacu-
tia, da 'je izginil strah il duse
in nekako porogljivo .je mislila {:
"Eh, cetudi bi umrla! Res,
brez greha nisem, ali TAXA gres-
MICA pa tudi nisem!" Skoro V
omotici je govorila tako sama
sebi. Toda prav doll ma dnu du-
Sc je vendar govorilo nekaj vse
drugace.
"Bezi, bezi, Katra! Ali mislis,
da je Bog mesetar, XII da baran-
tati seboj? Kaj pa sinu? Ali
mu nisi zelela smrti? To je do
volj, da 81 pogubljena ma veke.' -
"Nisem storila tega," je ugo-
varjala sama sebi.
"Nisi? Zakaj neki 81 mu z laz-
jo zastrupila zivljenje? Ali nisi
namenoma govorila dvoumno O
njegovi zeni? Pa nisi tega sto-
rila liz samega sovrastva do ME,
temvec tudi zato, ker 81 vedeIa,
da je to zanj smrt!'
"Kaj misli, kaj misli, deja-
MIA imenuj," je samozavestnc
zahtevala Katra.
"Dejanja? Tudi dejanja!" je
odgovarjalo. cali morda MIS-
hotela Anici pomagati ma on
svet, ko 81 il nalivala onih ka.
pelj?"
"Saj j je bas to dobro delo
sal je sam zdravnik priznal'
"Hahaha! Je ze res, pa ii te'
GO tedaj nisi vedela, nisi We
dela.' ..
"Potem 81 opekla otrokas!"', u
"Nisem ga nalasc.'
"Kdo We? Kaj pa, ko 81 sls
macko zapirat k otroku?"
eta je lepa! Reel Sc, da sen
il velela: pojdi, lezi otroku n;
prsi!"
fDalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31

Koko doIgo SO +roioIe
voine

V zadnjih sto letih je bilo
precej vojn, XII so bile po svo-
jem trajanju precej razlicne.
Mehisko-ameriska vojna Sc je
zacela leta 1916. Trajala je 18
mesecev. Krimska vojna "a
cetkom |. 1854, Sc je vlekla dve
lett, ameriska drzavljanska vol
ma z zacetkom v letu 1860, pet
let, nemsko-francoska vojna
| (1894) sest mesecev, kitajsko-
japonska vojna (1894) 8 mese-
cev, spansko-ameriska vojna |.
1898, stiri mesece, transvalska
vojna z zacetkom |. 1899, dve le-
ii in 6 mesecev, rusko-japonska
vojna zacetkom |. 1904 Is me-
secev, prva balkanska vojna z
zacetkom |. 1912 pet mesecev,
druga balkanska vojna z facet
kom |. 1912, sest tednov, prva
svetovna vojna zacetkom !.
1914, stiri leta, tri mesece in
en- dan, poljsko-sovjetska vojna
zacetkom 1918 leta osem me-
secev, vojna "a Chaco z facet
kom |. 1882 Is mesecev, abesin-
ska vojna z zaeetkom |. 1884,
sedem mesecev, spanska drzav-
ljanska vojna z zacetkom leta
1886 dive lett in sest mesecev,
kitajsko japenska vojna z Ia
cetkom !. 1887 traja ze sest let
in pol, rusko-finska vojna 2 "a
cetkom |. 1889 stiri mesece. -
Kdaj Sc DO koneala sedanja VOL
ma Sc pa seveda Sc ne da niti
4 priblizno prerokovati.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-08-31
(Nadaljevanje)

Dojencek je spal mirno OBJ
njej. Toda wits sanj nj hotel IL
giniti il njenega spomina. Ia
celia je misliti ma pretekli We
Ger, da bi Sc nekoliko upokoji-
la. In posreeilo Sc il je. Lipe je
stopil pred memo duso. z ne
kako neznostjo je mislila mani,
ponovila v spominu besede, XII
jih je govorila Z MIN. Ali il te
neznosti sc je kmalu rodilo oci-
tanje:
"To nj prav, da toliko mislim
nanj." In skoro ma glas je re-
kla sama sebi:
"Lipe, to ne SINE biti!'
''Da, to ne SINE biti," je mis!i-
la dalje. "se "a vsako misel ma
te, "a vsako prijaznost sem bila
kaznovana. Ko sem nocoj govo-
rila S teboj, bi Sc mi bilo kmalu
dete zadusilo. Ne, ne smem mi
sliti! Greh je to. Lipe, najini
. poti gresta narazen. On je no.
tel tako, in tudi JAZZ sem hotela,
sem obljubila."
Vdovi Sc je srce napolnilo z
zalostjo. Zacutila Sc je nenadc-
ma tako zapusceno. Vsakdo ina
nekoga, XII ga SINE ljubiti; ona
nina nikogar. Pac ina dete. Ali
tudi temu je treba prijateljev
Anica je zacutila neko mucnC
nestrpnost. Vstala je in stopila
k oknu. Mesec je bill Easel, bila
je dokaj temna noe. Anica je
videla vasi tn pa tam sinitj
luc.
"Ljudje ze vstajajo, da pri
dejo v trg do vstajenja," je po
mislila. In proti wolff so il 70
pet poromale misli "a Lipetom
Nobena VOLTA jih ne more usta
viii!
20, moi Bog, kako sem jas
sibka!' je mislila Anica. "To
da bodi konec, tega ne smen
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Mravelj je mnogo
Vrst

Kitajci goje ze vec kakor 800
let posebno vrsto mravelj, XII Sc
hranijo z gosenicami in dru-
gim mrcesom, da tako varujejo
pred gosenicami nasade poma.
ranc in mandarin. V TAKEN vr.
tn sc ne more zarediti nobena
gosenica. Mravlje stalno teka,
jo po steblih in vejah dreves ir
sproti ugonabljajo mrces, nasa
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COLLEGE HILL CINCINNATI soHlo-smbo1ic
daily at sunrise the
squad Of cadets under the direction Of cadet stands guard
to coors Eighty cent of students Ohio residents
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soLoMoNS AREAU noiselessly and in orma
toward the Cen MacAhu headquarters
ports attempting landing Of Island
warshps
bombing and sheling Munda in New Georgia. sans--