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The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
.0ECIINES ID DISCUSS GERMANY'S
 UNRESTRICTED SUB P0LICY

bridging the breach now existing be tween the Imperial German goVern- ment and the United states while the proclamation of the German governments intention of pursuing an unrestricted submarine warfare is in effect.
 The note states that until Ger many has restored and put into ef- feet the pledges given to the United States following the Sussex case' that this government declined to enter into any negotiations whatso- ever. iIT iA
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
OFFICIALS ARE CALLED OUT

Be1ne. Feb. 13-AdVice has been received here that ten thousand of ficials of various trade unions and socialist organizations, in Germany, who have heretofore been exempt from military duty, have been eall- ed to the support of the government
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13

The Women's Church Auxiliary will meet at Mrs. Caskey's tomorrow Wednesday,, and as there is lot of sewing to be accomplished they will meet at il a. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
RELIEF WORKERS .
 ARE ORDERED our

Amsterdam, Feb 1S-In com pliance with an order issued by German authorities, the American commission for the relief work in Belgium, is withdrawing its forces of relief workers which have been estabBshed along the northern bor- der of Belgium in France.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
ASKS CUBANS ID
 PRESERVE PEACE

Washington, Feb. 1S-Secretary of State Lansing has made an ap- peal to the Cubans, asking them not to go to war over the contest ed presidential election.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13

Loadon, Feb. 1S-At late hour this afternoon the War office gave out the advice that the White Star Liner Africa had been sunk py 8 German submarine, and that as g result, seventeen of the YesseiS
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
FIRE SWEEPS LARGE AREA

Athens, Feb. 13-A fierce fire is sweeping a large section of Pi- raeus, a section of land fronting on the Gulf of Aegina.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
PERRY SUGGESTS HYDROPLANES
 FUR PROTECTION ]. S COASTS

New York, Feb. 13-Rear Admiral Perry. who is in this city making an inspection of the coast and har- bor defenses, stated last night that the coasts of the United States should be protected and guarded by at least one thousand hydroaero-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13

planes.
 With fleets of these air and water craft, located at several ad- vantageous stations, they could be made of great benefit in case our lines were attacked by an enemy on the sea.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13
SIR SINKS WHITE STAR LINER
 SEVENTEEN PERSONS MISSING

crew were missing.
 This is the first large vessel that the submarines have torpedoed since the unrestricted policy of submarine warfare by the German government was announced.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-02-13

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
XIV.
NUNCA ES TARDE

10 que habia dicho el cr!ado del
castillo &c Roc . Doltaire, era ahso-
lltamcnte exacto. La condesa de
Presles, hacia dos meses que habla
pactido para Mia; acompanada de 81
ahijaGo.
Despues de Ia desaparic;6n s1bita
Gel miserable en- quien haDia cre:do.
90 IN iGscante, encontrar un hIJo, y
l. as csDantosas revelaciones hechas
2or Marcclo sobre Ia parte tomada
por este pe.sonaje en- ia muerte de Ia
Tue-ta y sobre Wis iraobL@s proyec-
%. III ar.qu.lamiento profundo ha-
F. e~mbargado 9 Ia Condesa.
Las enigmaticas palabras sencllla-
mente repetidas por Magda!ena, con-
&c 1~ientes a Ia extraha personalidad
del senior Santiago y sus p%ropositos
81 sigHificaci6n aparente, IA hablan
sacado, por el momento, de la enor-
me tristeza QIe Sc habia a~Poderado
de 81 alma.
Y baio la influeacie de este sensi-
miento Sc habia propuesto saber
quien era Ell senior Santiago. Pero
calmada 81 prirera e~xaltacion y re-
f!exionando despues, deduio gus TODD
era un simple efecto de So magma
con, al que sus deseos daban log &C.
lores de Ia realidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
Vistones de Ia Gale
LA NOCHE DEL SABADO

No Sc trata.n ri o mucho, de CO.
sas de brujeria nj de encantamIentoS,
te conjaros diab0licos nj de misterlos
de magia.
Va sabemos de antano. que en- "a
noshe del satado, en- 81 fondo de ca
eernas desconocidas, en- el corazon
de los bosques milenarioS envueltos
en- e! yelo de plata de Ia luna LENA,
en ell miSterio de las ruinas, aun eff
Us harriadas obscuras de las ciuda-
les. coca de los cementerios, las
bruias sc reunen Ell secretoS conclIlos
en- los q Sc decide de muchas vidas y
&c muchas felicidades Y hacen por
los aires fantaSticas rondas. 4 horca-
iadas en- Sendas escobas.
Asi las habras visto en- esos dlbu-
Jos macab1os con q los artistas han
tubado u espiritu, desde Holbein has
Il Gustavo Dort y Julio Ruelas. Y de
elias hab.as Sahido en- las paginas
eocantadas de ioa cuentos de Hoff-
ulan.
No es esd Il noche del sabado que
IA daLo al cronista Ia vision callelera
que o :! va en- estaS lineas; es otra,
| noche que tambien parece de BRUCE
! ria Y de encanramiento. noche en- IL
+! uue en- torno de Il gran hoguera des-
lubradora en- que Sc convIerte cau;'
! Gale central. Sc agita, deSde e. altar
| decor hasia que en- teatroS J me
! s. acaba 81 tormento mel0dico de los
! uianos electricos. y Sc pierden los Ill
simos yolpes del timhal en- el dancing
| hall, va ' viene, incesantemente, II
r,uched snbre :.bigarrada. hctereoge-
raa. multiple, pero que muestra un
! r4sto de algeria en- todaS las caras.
: Il d. UNA seusaci0n de actividad fe-
! ri, On 81 solo ir V venir incesante.
Es:a es Ia noche del sabado en- las
.,taGes americanas. algo de que no
! sotros apenas sabemoS, porque ella es
resu tado de una conpleta organlza-
! ciGn de X vida. que nosotros no solo
TO tenemos. sino que ~dcsdeNanos
: con e. oluupicu deSden de un don &C.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
TIROS Al BLANCO|
LA BOLSA O LA MANOi

Una guapa "jenbra"
que. segun Ia pintan
plumas indiscretas
de algunos cronistas,
es j2ncal, ardiente.
bella y expressive,
20. POGO no emprende
v:aje Z Is otra vida,
le IN padecimiento
cue Ia tiene ariaa.
cue Ia tiene cnferma,
que Ii lorna esquiSa
10 obstante ser pura
iumbre "a chiquilla...-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

A fperzz de peusar y dc tnterro-
ga7.e con anHsdad, sobr- Ia fornaa
Oh que lie recibiria IA sehora de Pres
les despues do tantos ahos Dc TuDtn+
IA en- sus relaciones, neso q iEtiEL
dar~e y 4 tener miedo de preertaRss.
Por ultimo, 81 ~earruaje franque3 "a
veria de! castillo, senpre seierh, y
Dolta;re descendio lentanente
Esta vista inacostumh1aaa, por-
eue Sc recib5a nuy POGO en el easti-
no, hizo correr en- seguida q un cria-
do.
Que desea, caballero?-dtio ad-
miredo.
-Desso yer a Is se6ora De Presls
.-contest5 eI fa5ricante-Teoga nj
tsEjeta.
Al nisuo tempo tendi8 al damks-
tico una tarieta, sobre l. cual pas6
este, curiosamente, los oios. Pero en-
seguida levant6 Il cabeaa para dscir,
con una sorrisa respetuosa:
-Cahallero, DO eSta listed &c susT-
te.
La senora cordesa hara my ProD-
TO dos meses cue partio para Mia,
aeompa6ada de N, Marcelo.
para Nia-repit6 Doitaire es-
fupe1acto y desanimaGo.
-iCuando tegTeSsES?
-Densro de In mss o dos
-Esa hien: June rsrsd a dir
~rseci6n?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
81 senior.

CHANTECLER

-Uemet&
Al ntsmo tempo Ell fabrieante sa-
eaha an layieero de orc del bolsillo
de 81 chaleco y escribia sobre 81
aartta 10 que lie dictaha e domesti-
CO..
Wiki del EAl-Bleu. canine de c.
niez.
-SiuY bien, eraci las.
y sin aaadir nj una. palahra. Do
tairc nont6 Ell ST. coche y regreso
q ga:ope . Chateau-Therry.
81 r~csoluc;on estaba tomaGa; iba a
escribir a Ia sonora de Presles, uas
carsa urgente, concebida 81 forma
Ia dejase adivinar una parte de
Ia veSdad- En- ella e roga-ja que
rolYiese 81 Roc 0 que t~lviese q bic,
II por 81 fabrica.
Lego a 81 casa, escribi6 Ia carta
: la conduio e mismo a. buz6n de
correos, expidiendo, al mismo tempo
a su eu6ado el ~sigriente te'egrama:
-He lido esa manana al Roc; Pc
10 hc suiTido una deception momen-
taree que exise, &c 81 parte, dnino
7 pacierc!a.
ala se6ora de Presles salio para
Mia hAce algin tempo.
lie he envlsdo carta urgente. Gu
va reSpuesa comuaica.s a listed.
amino Amino!
noLTAIREn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

qIe no cornprome:a el asuutS por
impacienria. Dejene O.
brar solo = no haQa nada sin babel
reci1ido i~nstrueciones mias.
Sc 10 promote Establishments.
-Bien: ;cuando parte listed?
-Lnmed!atamente.
-:Esta listed todavia en- eli hotel
Macon?
s.: ne juzsado perfeetanante
it'll csmb:a- de hospedaje po1qae
ra~> ecm2neee- en Paris muy 20
COS 3:as.
: r's,a; amino y pac.en-
Z, IT. e-erido amigo.
~ 7Go esto. Doltaire Sc levanto,
acompaaando al conde hasta "a pues-
az despues entr6 otra veg en- ST.
despacho para ref!eNonar IN POGO 5
prep2rarze I Ia partida importante
que hab;a de emprender e. siguiente
d:a.
Ducante este tempo, el conde de
P-esles comaba el tren de Paris, !npa-
cierte por encoatrar a su hiio y pre-
1ararle para la suprema entrevista
cue tebia tener lIgar muy p-onto.
La manana del dia s:guiente, Dol
taire, despues de veStirse severamen-
re. monte en- su coche y Sc hizo COD
ducir al castillo de Roc.
Por ei canine, y en- contra de su
roltntad, sc senUa emocionado como
en- visperss de IN gran suceso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

mas a menudo q Ia que era Ia caasa
de sus sufrimisntos.
ST, esta amistad no pDodubr hs
efectos ~de,eados; 81 NO podia viv1r
donde estaba Gagdalena, con gu 81
frimiento removable cada vez quo sc
sentia rechazado, va no d~esprsciado.
Hechos con gran rapidez los prepa-
r~ativos, Marcelo y su madrina partie-
ron con La esperanto y Ell deseo de
olyidar sus penas.
Cuando llegaron a Mia, Sc aposen-
taron en- la Villa del Val-Bleu, situada
en- Ia carre:era de Cimiez, asSo sufi-
cientemente comfortable y retirado
del ruido mundial La condesa, sa-'
tisfechisima por el hallazSo, 30 sprs-
suro a instalarse en- aouei del;cioss
paraje.
Y mientras que Narce1o, mas avido
que ella del ~ejercicio fLsico, hacia a
menudo largas excursiones a las mon
tahas vecinas, la Condesa quedabase
en- Ia a~zotea, recostada en- una buta-
ca y contemplan6o e. marav;lloso pa
norama que sc ofrecfa e sus oios,
Esta bella comarca, donde reina
una prinavera eterna, ocupa una 81
tuaci6n privilegiada en- Ell globo terra
queo.
Situada entire Ell Piamnnte. Ia Pro
veuzs ysel Nediazzaeo. Sc haIa al
abrigo de los Nentos tHos del Nor
te.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

Era n nueva a%berracion- de su
uobre cerebro, gravemente turbado
Dor u deseos maternales, por su nc
cesidad de i~nsaciable ternura y por
SIS ultimas decepciones.
Y cediendo al an~iquilamiento que
IL invadia ante la muerte de todas
gus e-speranzas, Sc habia decidido a
dejar los lugares en- que acababa de
pcrder yiolentamente, en- una espan-
tosa conyulsi6n, la Ultima esperanto
de su dolorosa eXistencia.
Una gran mudanza, Ia vista de
otras comarcas menos tristes, mitlga-
ria un tarto su dolor, Ia distraerla
de 81 pena..
Sin reflexionar largo tempo, St
decide por ell Mediodia; influyo mu-
cho en- su Amino en- esta question su
ahijado Marcelo, deseoso tambien dc
alcjarse de Roc.
De dia en- dia, Marcelo ~sentia, con
s~ecsreto terror, que Ia llaga de 81 CO.
raz6n Sc egrandaba. Su amor pof
Nagdalena Dallebois, contenldo aho-
"a, en- sus manifestations paslcna-
les Y volunt2rias, por Ia fuerza de su
espiritu y de su coraz6n, subsistia
mas ardiente y mas cruel que nunca.
La amistad de Ia ~joven, sollcltada
DOT el con ia esperaaas de caiuBs u
ma-tirio y de aludrsr.a .sobre gu
propio esadc, no habia hecho mas
Que exasperar 81 dolcr, r~ecordandole
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
FGI.LETiN Num-. lJ9.
UN OgEERO ARISTOCRATA. .


inc:ScuS >!c HEohi2lt7doTe Ia enfra-
d. a 81 casa
Nc. DIT no c-ea listed este.
SIN r-r--r,7 r-.o cor.o vstet. /
MN CO.. 70 - susri.r.c. ASer:s
q p~roreIer se,ia POGO d;yro ' BOG
ca;al!ercsco - eircu sranc.as =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

Al Suroeste de Seres. fueron
ot!igados por nuestra artille-ia q e
.acuar dicha poSici6n. e. sahado
nuestraS tropas hicieron varios raids
con muy buen exigD an Aklndja,l
Pulamac. al oriente de- Lago Do
r!an. Naestros aeroplanos coopera-
ron en eSta maniobra, arrojaHdo hon
BIAS Sob-e las baterias enemlgas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

Esta miss" en- pocas
pluma6aS descrita,
ha POGO, &c amores
Sc VIC reQuerida
Dor c!erto suSeto
de oficio dentista,
Dor M tipo de esos
que pasan su vida
meuendo en- las hocas
tijeraS y pinZas....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10
LOS lNGLESES RECUPERARON
UNA VILLA EN- LA MACEDONIA

I.ONDEES. C.u,bye 81 Nj
nistro de Ia Guerra do I Ia pu5liciIar
hoy una communication techada N Sa-
lunica 81 dia I de Octubre. qle dice:
Los destacanlentos saemigos que
habian entrado I Ia villa de CzmaH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

es j2ncal, ardiente.
bella Y expressive,
DO. POGO no emprende
@:aje Z Is otra vida.
Le IN padecimiento
i Ia tiene arisca.
cue Is tiene cnferma,
que Ii lorna esquiSa
10 obstan1e ser pura
lumbre IA chiquila.
Esta miss" en- pocas
plumadaS descrita,
ha poco, &c amores
Sc VIC reQuerida
por c;erto suseto
lie oficio dentista,
Dor M tipo de esos
que pasan su vida
meuendo en- las hocaS
~tijeraS Y pinZas....
La miss, a guien dizque
euro aquel dentista
de IN dolor de muelas
y Una posteInllla,
resistir no pudo
cuando. entire sonriSaS
y suspiEos hondns,
escucho: "chiQuilla,
mi ideal II ereS
por gracioSa y linda;
yaya, que = adore
mas que = la cuchilla
con que = mi clientele
IT, abro las enciaS
cuando los raigones
te-cos Sc amaciSan-
TIE amo mas que al iuso
de 10 cocaina
Que hace que mis- cllentes
10 me echen "a siga...."
Ante esras modeDaS
frases persualTas,
"a miss sin reservaS
adore al dentists;
Sc dieron palahra
DC pasar 81 vida
COMO patio : pa-a,
como mirlo mira,
cual Romeo ; Juliesa
lpero sin consigna
IL moiirse jlntos
e. a tumha misma).
Cuando de braeets
For Las Gales ihan
"a genil nuchacha
y el Tc!lZ oenGSra-
vaya 81 i~nspiaban
mas de asuna sHvl6a.
pasaron las hGras,
voEron los dias,
y Ia linda polla
claro 20 vera,
puesto Que e Aiiio
caminaha aprlsa,
pero sin Alliance
per tutta la vita.
Una yez. u 'jembra'
dijole Il 6entista:
para ser buou siamse
W to mas Se ~cuartils;
son CUE, 81 I'll quierse.
yaulos En- segnjda
Para q2e ne 9uFes,
Ia nano en- "a BibtH,
gle III sienpTe, sbapre.
seas cosa mia.
baby, Suiereaf"
conctuy6 4 chea.
de RI VOC hacie1do
s,raye msloha
mas.... he aqui gus 81 diasis
le sopl0 a denEss2.
para 10 enredarse.
10 81 que salida;
Y este, &c nuleta
pas0 a "a chiQuilla,
para e. da siguiente
lie pidi6 una cita,
De Ia que dichasos
= casarse ir2n-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-10

Pero So palabra
10 cumpli6 e! dentista;
nj bpsc6 Ia joren
nj asisti6 . "a eta.
Y ahora. Ia nuchacha,
que no es una hla
y adeuas conOce
cosas de justicia,
gran juicio ma entablado
contra del dentista.
Cncuenta talegas
cobra IA chiquilla
paza indemniZalSe
ae los cuantos dElS
qus paso creyendo
que feliz sena
cuando fuese esposa
Del autaz denusta.
Dice 81 acusado:
- culpa no es mia:
rlene muchos Dovios
esta seoorita";
) Ia quereUante
contesta: ";meDura?
cue aon mis- amigo,
V es oosa aistints''.
Eincpenta mil duTos
cebrG II ofeDdida,
porgue el aesengano
"a tiane tnfermiSa;
Y razGn lie sohra.
pnr m2s qoe sc Gga-
poraue 81 hs dnelos
con pan Sc apacignan,
ICON talefas de GRO
ruelan en- Seguida.
iCincuenta talegasi
Menos, nj cuartilla.
va Ia miss" 10 diio:
IN mano 0 Ia gujta''.
CHANTECL
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-30
Toys for Boys Toys for Girls Toys for the Whole family Let the Christmas Spirit Predominate

Education power to provide for the State blind babies in any institu- tion equipped for their care. The first child to be appointed was a baby from Phoenix. It was sent to the Arthur Home for blind babies. Summit, N. J., tuition and transpor- tation of the child was paid for by the state.
 A report just received relative to the progress of little Arizona, as she is affectionately called in the school, states that she is we'll and walking, can go around her crib by holding on, and it will not be long until she can step into the dark alone. Arizona is normal in every way but in eyesight She is very pretty but totally blind. She can remain in this institution which is a Home Nursery. Hospital and Kindergarten combined uEtil able to graduate tC some state school for the higher edu cation for the blind. All the blind
 babies of the states are entitled tC this care.
 ] Therefore it is the duty of anyone knowing of a blind baby, to acQuaint
 the parents of the fact that if they
 communicate with the State Superin
 tendent of Public Instruction, the
 Hon. C. 0. Case, of Phoenix, AriZ. Z.
 provision will be made for it's specia
 care and education Arizona Ii is ont
 of 13 states that provided for theil
 baby blind.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-30
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The United States Government ad vocates and requests that all men and women who are good American citizens, use every effort possible to eliminate waste and to conserve food and man-power, and we most respectfully solicit the cooperation of every good American in the dis trict to aid and assist us to this end.
 All of us are in business for what there is in it but we must sacrifice our desires for the sake of Democra- cy, and our motto hould be Econo- my, and we should practice it in all in the staple commodities as flour, sugar, meats, shortening, coal, tao. In keeping with the wishes of the United States Food Administration, we are holding our prices at close margin of profit or the necessary staples as we can consistently afford and we hope our patrons will appre- ciate our position relative to the ! limit of their purchases of sugar to 90 per cent of their normal require ments Our action in this matter
 was prompted at the request of the Food Administration and we antici-
 pate your cordial support.
 | Very respectfully,
 1 The Arizona Copper Company, Store Department,
 k. NJ. WILLIAMS, Mgr.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-30

trouble.
 The ingredients or medicinal elements which make Tanlac, come from many remote sections of the earth-the Alps. the Pyrenees, Rus sian Asia, West Indies, mountain states near the Rocky Mountains. Mexico and Ueru are among the points from which the principal parts of the preparation are ob- tained. In the principal laboratory of the Cooper Medicine Company, Inc under the efficient direction Of Herr Jos. Trimbach, a chemist of note, those medicinal herbs, roots and barks are assembled in the rough and painstakingly developed so as to attain that high standard of efficiency shown by the uniform
 eparatiOn-Tanlac.
 I.l referring to the unprecedented demand for Tanlac ill Atlanta, Ga, MT. Chas. A. Smith. manager of the Jacobs Pharmacy Co.,, said:
 T have been in the drug busi- ness in Atlanta twenty-five years.
 and not in my experience have we handled anything that even ap- Hroached Taniac as q seller. in , less than five weeks time we so',i | and distributed through our eleven i stones over 5000 bottles. and on one Saturday. alone, over 700 people called 1t oG: "tcres to obtain he
 medicine. Judging from the repeat sales ard the mary expressions of satisfaction from those who have ac- tually tested Tanlac, the preparation
 must he something of extraordinary merit"
 i Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Cliff
 ton Drug Co.,, in Duncan by Elk Drug Store and in Morenci by Ari ZoHa Copper Co.,. Ltd Adv
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-30
COOPER ID PROVE :.
 FAMOUS THEORIES
His Remarkable Medicine Accom- plishes Wonderful Results in the EeadinG Cities.

Leading Cites.
 Referring to the visit to Denver of MT. l.. T. Cooper, the millionaire philanthropist and lecturer, who has commanded such widespread iEI terest in the East with his health theories and celebrated medicine. Tanlac. q. F. Willis, his western representative, said:
 Thousands of the most prominent people in Cincinnatti, Cleveland, and other cities, where his. celebrated medicine has been accomplishing such remarkable results, are even 9-c enthusiastic over Tanlac than MT. Cooper himself.
 As previously stated MT, Cooper contends that nine-tenths of the dis eases and ill-health of the average rcreCn is due to a proper assimila- tior of the food.
 Tn recent interview, Mir. Coop CT was asked if Tanlac would re- lieye kidney trouble. liver com, ] plain:. rheumatism and a dozen oth' CT ailments and in this connection said:
 AS i have repeatedly said my medicine acts directly on the mu cous membrane, stomach and blood eXpelling from them the impurities and toxic poisons. and rendering to the strong healthy condition am convinced that the stomach regu lates the condition of the blood. and ! is the fountain head of health or disease, as the case may he. My medicine is intended primarily fof the regulation of the stomach and catarrhal inflammation, but it is nc uncommon thing for persons whC have used il to come to me and eS plain shat it has relieved them oi rheuma tisin and many other ail n1ents, not generally recognized as having their origin in stomach