davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-31
Scientific Storing and
Aging of Flour

consideration--takcs place under
ideal conditions.
The length of time each ship
ment should be stored is strictly
a matter for scientific determina-
ton. Some Aours come from the
mill green, while Others are
vell ripened. IL is just as i'm
portant that -four should be ripe
when used for baking as that fruit
should be ripe when eaten.
Green -four produces a loaf
small in volume, dark in color,
and of poor texture, The results
OF the baking test, considered in
conjunction with the chemical
analvsis of the -four, indicate to
the chemist just how long the
flour should be aged before using.
Our flour is stored and aged
under ideal conditions-a> inn
portant factor in making
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

Daisy muslin, ME potrzcbuie-
my nawet zwraCar waszcj IL
wagi ma tc cenG, DO jcsttO do
ShOnale znany muslin, spree
dawaG 60 bedziemy ma wy
przcdaz jard po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

liczbie nadkwasnoSc (hyperacidity). -
Taxa sama akuratnie obserwacye zro-
bill i inni - a przepl0kanie zoiadka,
stosowane W czasie, napadu, skracalo
90 i Iagodziio W bardzo znacznej mie-
RE.
Sajous r6wniez powiada, &c wyntki
nowoczesnych dochodzeh ~SklaniaJa go
do przekonania, IL migrena poWsta1c
ma tie zaburzef przewodu pokarmowe-
go, wyradzaiacych pewne trucizny t.
wv. .,endogenous toxins" z poRarm6w.
Narazie przewaznie posiugujcmy sic
hipoteza powstania migreny 2 zabu-
rzen zoladka i kiszek i uwazamy ia "a
punkt zasadniczy W przeciwdziafaniu
tcmu cierpicniu.
Czy prawdziwa migrena, jak niektd-
rzy t~wierdza, mOze powstac Z chor6b
nosa lub oczu, jest rzecza bardzo ME
prawdopodobna, DO faktem niczaprze-
czalnym Jest &c usuniecie defektu zapo-
moca operacyi zadnego absolutnie wpiy
WI dodatniego ma migrene ME wywie-
ra.
Nadmienic tn ~jeszcze nale&y, re o.
becnie lekarze. przynajmniej wybimiej
81 i~ntcrnisci, czyli lckarze p~oSwiecaja-
cy sw6j czas wy}acznie chorobom we
wnetrznym, przypisuja wielka wage
~zwiazkowl, za~chodzqcemu miedzy mi
grena q padaczka. W obu tych choro-
bach MONA przyjac dose czesto te sa-
-na przyczyne, n ~raczej to samo uspo-
sobienie uk}adu nerwcwego. Napado-
Wy charakter tych clerpieh objasnia
sic stopniowem wytwarzaniem odpo-
wlcdnich w~arunk0w. Gdy warunki sic
naSromadzq, powstaje napad, przez kt6
~ mhzC Cd owych wyhuchowych Gym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Konpre.man JohnW. Rainey

zrs-+ero kongresyonalnego dystrSA-
=, " Illinois stara sic o ponoWny Wy
n-r i. iesli kto i kiedy, to szcze-
.TInie Polacy teraz powinni poprzec
iaro kandydature by c~dwdzieczyc mu
GO "a lego spraw Polski popieranie
p, namictne jego mowy wySsaszane W
czasie kampanii sprzedazy polsk'cl
bnad6w ma prowadzenie wojny z DOL
szevizpem. Kongresman Ra1uey Me
trrLo. re usilnie staraf sic o pomSSiny
wink tel sprzedaSy, lec2 sdy krOeh'
no z~ako6czeniu tel kampanii Srono Wy
bitnych Polak6w postanowifo "dWle-
dzic najwyzszego ~urzednika, on poe
cha{ z mimi do waszyngtonu tam 10
ratrzyl by polska d@egacya przedsta-
viona zostaIa p~rezydentowL. Byf OIL
ie5vnrm Eongresu cz}onkiem, obecnFm
ma sesyach. Kiedy W konsresie o5rado-
wsno rad rezOlucya u~powazniajaca Sc
kretarza wojny do sprowadzenia z Pol
skI kos1tem rzadu poisSo = amers-
ka6skich zofnierzy. konSresman Raj
ney energicmie popierai tie sprawe kto
rel rezultaty znane 50 wszystkim Eo-
nv i~nteresuja sic Polakami rozWo-
lem Polski. K~ongresmana Rainey'a IN
dorsowali zolnierze, m~arynarze l PIE
legaiarki z ieSo dystryktu' "a doOra
robote oddana przez nieSo W kongre-
sic. laden list otrzymany W jeso Off
sic. ME zostal bes odpowied1i. Gdy a
merykahska Federacya Piracy przygo'
towywa2a Endorsements, dala lou
p~rocentowy rekord kongresnanowi Raj
ney. Tyiko prawdziwy rzecznik piracy
1 jedyny ~reprezentant W Kongresie z
Illinois dostaje TAXI Endorsement.
Rainey jest przeciw prohibicyi.
(ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Z Pobytu X. Kneblew.
skiego W Chicago.
Cora dziatwa i mfodziez Szkolna
Kantowa!

Miaiem sposobnoSt zetkniecia
sic z dziatwa i msodzieza szkol-
ma Kantowa. Ulatwili mi to dziel-
ny proboszcz, X. kowal--
czyk i Czcigodne SIS. Notredamki.
Kilkanascie setek pociech i
miodziezy pici obojga wypeiniiy
sale parafialna po brzegi, by wy
sluchaG ciekawego o~powiadania o
przezyciach Ojczyzny w ciagu
kilku lat ostatnich, o mlodziezy
/ dziatwic polskicj, bohaterstwie
chlopc6w, o dzielnej pomocy i pra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Jeszcze o przycrynach migreny.
Napisai DIR. Micha{ c. Coy.
(Ciag dalszyl.

Jedna z n~ajnowSzych hipotez, doty-
czacych powStania migreny, przypisu-
je to, cierpienie pewnym zmianom W
proporcyi czaszki do jej zawartoSci
czyli d~ysproporcyi miedzy czaszka a
mGzgiem. Dzieki ZdobyczOm nowoczeS-
mel wiedzy lekarSkiej. jak promieniom
N" i radowi W kr6tkim prawdopodo-
bnie czasie uda sic stwierdzic te teo-
rye, lub tez odrzucic ia.
u poSr0d wielorakich objaw6w W CA
sic napadu - najstalcj wystepuja O.
pr6cz b6lu giowy zaburzenia ao1qdko-
we. Faktem jest, &c wymioty sprawia-
ia chOrym znaczna ulge, r6wniez i to,
re cierpienie zjawia sic dose czesto
dopiero po przebytyCh chorobach, gdy
organizm ~jeszcze dobrze ME wypoczai
a czynno5G narzad0w trawienia ME jest
j~eszcze zupe1nie p~rawidlowa. Jeden Z
autor6w m~edycznych W ciagu swych
badan 409-clu przypadk6w typowej mi
greny przyszed{ do pr%zekonania, Re o.
ma powstaje z dzia}alnoSci pewnych do
tad nleokreSlonych trucizn, wytworzo-
nych W ustroiu pod pewnyml warun-
kaml z nleodpowlcdnich pokarm6w -
powlada on daleJ, &c z tych 4O0-ciu
ch~orujqcych jeden tylko przedstawial
normally obraz narzadu 1 funkcyl ira
vienna. W jego Seryl wypadk0w czc-
sto dokonane badanla trcsci aoiGdka, W
czasie napadu s~tw.erdzaly " wiekszei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Doko1czenie nastapi.
T A 1 ODPOWIEDZI.

r. T.: - Jaka Hose ~pokarm6w jest
~potrzebna do zaspokojenia giodu?
Zalezy to nietylko Cd szybkOsci pre-
MANY materyi i stanu przewodu ira
vienna, ale take cd rodzaju piracy, VIE
ku i pory roku.
NJ. p: - Czy shiny Dol koniecznie
a ciezka chorobe?
Me. q gwaitownoSci b6lu ME MONA
z pewnoscia wnioskowat o cezkosci
choroby, gdyz czesto silny Dol ma z la
twoscia dajaca sic usunac. przyczyne -
gdy przeciwnie nieraz choroby Smier-
telne przehiegaja calkiem bezboTesnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
. Serca Polski.
TOD wiasnego korespoudenta.).
warszawa, W paidxiernik,

WAFeZawa, " p~AzduernlAu'
warszawa lyle pod znakiem na-
dziei pokoiu. Coprawda wisSci z Ry-
81 o tenn, 70 wladze sowieckie obnt-
zyIy 1nac1nie swoj ton 1 prasna
szczerze pokoju, bysy dla spoleczen-
silva polskiego niespodzianks.
Me dEatego, abySmy Sak nais0cze-
rel pokoIu ME pragnsli, lecz mkt tn
powa5nie ME wierzyl, ably strona
przectwna pokoju istotnie po1adaia'
Niespodzianka byia tenn wiekszs, ID
wfasnte " poczatkaeh rokowan W
Rydze bolszewtcy przygotowJwali
wielks otenEywe ma p62nocy.
wystanie nsszej delegacyi re
scxse okreslonymi mandatami byfo
pOwodem lotalnosci wobec swiata ola
sewierdzenia, Il Polska ME zaniedou-
je % swell strony nicseso, ably DO
pokoiu doprowadEie, lecz r6Wno--
esesrde polae1one byfo z pesymf1-
Q co do wynfku uklad6w.
obecuie polo&enie tax sic przed-
ssawia: srmia eEerwona poniosfa
kleske zupeSna. o powetowaniu
STRAIT " rychSym czasie ME o Dye
mowy. EwentualnoSc Rampant limo
wei przera5a Rad sowietoW Wooec
brsku wyekwipowania dla armii'
z-uiszczonego taboru kolejowego
braku wegla.
To jednak jesocze ME wSzystko'
oSo rad sowiet6w ma po1a Polska
innych wrog6w, z kt6rymi sic bar
do liczye must. Jeden z MICH - to
urastajaea sila jen. wrangla- Jegc
sukcesy stats sic dla boiszeT1Zmu
bardzo groEne, tenn wtecst IL armis
wranEla lest bliska Eupeineso opanc
wania oIbrzymich terenow wsslo--
wych ma pohpdniu Rcsyi, oyit t. SW'
zssssbia ponieckiego. I Z Wrsnglem
iadnak dalby sobie mo&e rads rzso
pan6w Lenina / Troekiego, gdyoy
ME Er6g inny, a tym Jest zupedns
desorsaniEacya wewnetrEna, ktore1
sotrchczasowy terror ukr6cie ME mo-
ze.
sprawdEa sic tn znane zdanie le-
dnero z wcd36w rosyjskich. ktory
twierdzii, Il Z bagnetsmi potSc MOI
ma bardzo daleko. ale ME MONA na
bsgnetach siedzieG:
Rad sowiet6w mole r~ozstrzeiac
teszcze dziesiatki, czy setki tystecS
oriar, ale ME zdiawi iuz tsgo OUntu'
kt6rv rozszalal sic wsr6d $50 Milo
nov Iudu rosyjskiego. ro5umiejace-
20. Il W sowieekiem panstwie vol
nose Jest dian po stokrot gorsza' nN
podczas knut6w j szubSen:c caro-"
z rozbitej armii Gale pulki l ma
wei drwizye p~rzechod1a juz TO nd
s,rone PoIski. juz te1 do WransIa'
uaslo pochodu ma Polske z0ankru-
tovalo W Rosyi. Latwiejszy SnaJdu-
e oddawiek haslo: ,,biicie kom'sa
~ i WIDOW. DO oni rgubili Rosye.
|. dlatego rad Leaina Trockieso
ro6vi teraz W ten spos6b, Il poRo1
stale sic moaliwy. Rad sowiet6w be
die sic ssarai valleys ma poiu oy-
acknowledgement " Rydze l 10 m0Ie
rakowania prEediuzyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

cy dziewczat ola zo}nierza pol
skiego. Mowilem o nauce i szko-
ZACH, w kt6rych tysiqce i miliony
mIodych obywateli cwiczy sic /
ksztalci ma ludzi czynd, ktorym
ina przyswiecac zgory nietylko
dobro osobiste, ale przedewszy-
stkiem dobro ~spoieczne i narodo-
we.
Opisa{em ~potrzeby szk6f ma
szych, a szczeg6lniej uczqccj SIG
mlodziezy, kt6ra pc powrocie L.
wojska, pragnelaby sic uczyc, do
czego jej jednakze przeszkadzaJ9
wielkie braki materyalne.
Mlodziez sluchala tego Z zaje-
ciem, a w rezultacie ma potrzeDy
Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego MO
dziezy studenckiej przynlosfa 2
domu, w kopcrtach, ma rece Slostr
NauczycieIek szkoly sw. Jana
Kantego SCOOPS.
Ofiara ia stanowi pierWszorzeo
ny rekord w kolektach szkolnych
ia cele powyzsze.
Nalezy sic tn ~giebokie uznanic
i niewymowna wdziecznoSc ola
dziatwy, mIodziezy jej rodzi-
COW, ola X. Prob. kowal--
czyka oraz Siostr Nauczyciclek.
&c dopomogli do tax swietne.
zbi6rki p. t. ,,Dzieci ola mfodzIc
~"
Stokrotne "a to Dog zapiac."
X. w. Kneblewski,
DeIegat Uniwersytctu Lube
.~nnS reAl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

DIR. J0ZEF j. YAK ecyano poiotncw choroby dhecii wnerLn
DIR. HELENA 4. G0RECkA - speyhnosc: chorobyk obiet duecilp oo1nicI"o
DR.. JAN j. LISS - dentystyka. .,
Dial zawkr nrtykuy tpcl OGoINo PoUCZAJAOEJ W dzedinie zdowiH
"a PPS9fRG%HN SfnH 6SSoBBfsTToHI NWvTYPH1K6Ws 81 T n" PYTANf% XNoN1MoWE Nj
ODPOWIADAMY. ME PoDAJEMY RECEIPT, AM ME WkRACZAMf " ZAkL4-
zapysna ADKEsowAC NALEzY DO EEDAKcYI, DohAozAJ4C zNAczE1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

nik6w zostaje uwolnionym. Rozpoczyna
sic ponowne iadowanie, az po pewnym
czasie nastepuje swieay napad. I'm
mniejsza odpornoSc og0lna, TEN wiecej
sic nagromadza materyaiu wybuchowe-
90 i TEN czesciej nastepuje atak choro
by.
Doko1czenie nastapi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27
Polska MarsyIanka.

W Wild
domosc o tragicznym zgonie Sp,
dr.. Stanislawa Obmihskiego, "a
mordowanego W bestyalski spo-
sob przez hordy bolszewickic.
Ku uczczeniu pamieci DIR. Obmih-
skiego podajemy ponizej napisa-
ny przez niego na mute Marsylian
ki .,Marsz Lwowskich Dzieci."
Dnia 81 lipca upfyne}o 12S lat
Cd chwili gdy ma ulicach Paryza
rozbrzmial spiew .bojowy ochot-
nikow z Marsylii spieszacych do
boju przeciw wojskom austryac-
kim i pruskim, zagrazajacym Cd
radzajacej sic Francyi.
Ten marsz bojowy stal sic cd
tad hymnem narodowym narodu
francuskiego pod nazwa ,Marsy-
lianki."
Polska w obecnej chwili die
jowej znajduje sic W tenn sameln
~polozeniu, co ongi Francya. Ze
wszech stron ~otaczaja mas wrogi.
Nawala bolszewicka zagraza ist-
nieniu ukochanei a ledwo po pot
~wiekowej niewoli i po ciezkich z
pokolenia ma pokolenie przekazy-
wanych walkach o wolnosc odzy-
skanej Ojczyznie. I dis niezabra
knie Polsce obroncow. Jedno--
Scia SLIM o~deprzemy wroga i Ia
pewnimy zwyciestwo sprawiedli-
woSci.
Pod wpiywem patryotycznych
uczuc ogarniajacych caly narod,
powstala pieSh bojowa... marsz
~lwowskich dzieci ma mute Marsy-
lianki, co MECH z~adzierzgnie je-
szcze s~ilniejsze weziy miedzy
sprzymicrzorymi narodanl fran
cuskim ! polskim - miedzy re-
publika francuska i rzeczpospoli-
ia polsha.
Marsz Lwowslsich Dzieci.
(na mute Marsylianki.)
Bohaterskiej mlodziczy lwow-
skiej Geese!
Powstanmy dzicci poiskiej ziemi
Fochwycmy ojcow NIECE!
Ramiony ~wzniesmy go dzielnemj,
By wroga wygnat precz! (bis).
L mordcm i pozoga !dzic
Ma Pol$hc wsciekla dziT!
Czyz zg&,nqt ma W ohydzic
Wolno&G na'zej znlcz:!
DO broni kto Polakjcm Jest,
Do broni!! Nicchaj zadrzy
wr6g,
ldzmy wraz ns krwaWy
ChrZest
Zwyciestwo da ram I, s.
Ojczyzny mlloSt nicchaj sp:@cga
Caiy ~piastowski lud!
Mech bluza, kontusz i sicrmicGa
Krwawy podejmq trud! (bis).
Ia nasza wolnoSt ! wasz2
Ofiarnie lejcm krew
Cd boju mas mic o~dstrasza,
Pogr6zki wrog6w ! gnicw.
Do broni kto Polakiem Jest
Do broni!! Nicchaj zadrzy
wrog,
ldzmy wraz ma krwawy
chrzest
Zwyciestwo da nam Bog!
Kosciuszko VIOLA ma mas Z nieba.
Ltsdowej Polski wodz
,.Jedno5ci nam i hartu trzcba
BY dixie hordy zmoc! (bis).
Vice my kresowe orleta
Pamietne walk 0 Lw6w
Idziemy, gdy sprawl Swieta
Do boju wzywa znow!
Do broni kto Polakiem jest
Do broni!! Niechaj zadrzy
wr6g,
Idzmy wraz ma krwawy
chrzest
Zwyciestwo da nam Bog!
".
Krolowo z jasnogorskiej wiezy
Do walk O ziemie twa
Chrobrego obudzi z snu rycerzy,
IT, " H.. MA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

pravie ka4dy polskd agent real
noActowy osiasza sic " DzIENNAhu
CHICAGOSKIM 30 niejednokroenis
nrzcknal sie, ze tn najlepiej mu sic
opl2Ck.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-27

Ma Town Of IAAA moGna oerxymac
.DZIENNIK" " naStepujaJch mte3'
Ecach:
uCH0WLA -
Z 4612 So Lincoln utica.
JANKIKWICZ
. Ills W. 4S4ma Utica.
MELzNNSH -
TIA ". S+ma utica.
ETREJSMAN -
lSe9 So. Loomis utica.
HONDS -
H+ma utica I Racine ave.
EOPACINSN -
1859 Gross ave.
s. fAIAN
51-srej I Halsted.
BOC1CnAK -
1915 ". E-eia Utica.
WOyTKOwSM -
1874 So. Ashland ave,
BRzozECwsM -
sec So. rhroop nj
KYTOWTO -
sos3 So. Throop nj
M uaroanHu - 47mej 1 Ashland sVa,
WARaK - l9tA I AShinad ave.
n nrmAm H1ej I Ashland ave
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13

Save a date for the rats, the cat, the
Fled Piper and the Kids,
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
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ages. He likewise found and classified
the lower carboniferous and Devon
ian and established their possibilities
for petroleum and hydrocarbons. He
also established the anticlinal axis of
the field.
After Reneski came Prof Gayhart
of Los Angeles whose findings init
mately coincide with those of Renes-
XII.
Then came Prof. U. G. Wolfe of Ell
Paso and Eli Webb of Pittsburg, who,
reporting at different times, reached
identical estimates on every phase of
the subject.
1t should be borne in mind that
these biologists had no personal ac-
quaintance with each other and never
read one anothers reports, yet they
harmonic with precision only usu-
al in the work of personal collabora-
tors.
Agreeing with the work of his pre-
oCOSOoOIo
Prof. H. w. Locke of Socorro, N. M
and the Wyoming field, who has just
finished a survey of the field. He
adds the weight of his opinoin to the
mass of that already recorded. He
dwells with great emphasis upon the
extent of the undisturbed sedimentary
beds and their exemption from the
complications common to a mountain
country.e He strongly favors the con-
tention that the oil bearing strata be-
long to Mezozoic time and will be
found in the Cretaceous series.
The test we'll of the Basin is now
drilling in the heart of the field on
the land of The U. S. Oil and Rein
ing Company. 1t is calculated that
the Cretaceous horizon will be pene-
trated and the source of the seepage
oil disseminated through the Quater-
nary deposits and constantly appear
ing in the slush from the well, will be
reached before the middle of March.
There is great interest throughout
Southern Arizona in the outcome of
this drilling in the Bowie Basin. En-
couraged by the spectacle of liquid
oil floating in the slush pond, many
observers who visit the drill site, take
home colorful stories that bring fiocks
of land seekers and SPECTATORS into
the field, who swarm in the outlying
reaches of the desert in search of
claims"
The public mind is fast becoming
attuned for the impending stampede
to new 81 Dorado and should the oil
come, as SO many feel sure it will,
there will be Standing room only
in the Bowie Basin.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
BACK TO CONVENTIONS

1t was formerly the universal prac.
tice to elect state officers by party
conventions, to which members of the
parties elected delegates at primar-
ies. In the hope of reform the direct
primary was adopted, and now in
most states candidates are nominat-
ed directly by the voters at the pri-
mary, the conventions being abolished.
There have been expressions of dis
satisfaction from many sources. Now
New York proposes to go back to the
state convention. Bills have been in
troduced for that purpose in the as
sembly. They are seemingly backed
by large and influential section Of
the press. They profess to have found
the primary a poor substitute for the
convention, and insist that represen-
tative government has not been bet
tered thereby. The failure, of course,
is at the bottom-the party members
do not come out to vote at he pri-
Saaries in sufficient numbers Arizona
Gazette.
In Arizona there is strong move
ment on foot within the ranks of the
Democratic party to hold an advisory
convention this year for the particular
purpose of endorsing candidate for
the office of Governor.
The Arizona primary law has not
proven satisfactory to the Democrats
although they were the author of its
being. Loosely drawn, our Republi-
can friends have frequently taken ad-
vantage of the loop holes. In fact
the Republicans have been holding
conventions and the Democrats have
been holding primaries with Republi-
cans participating therein.
Admitting that the principle of the
direct primaries for the nomination of
political candidates is good it must
be confessed that. candidates thus
nominated have not measured up to
the standard of candidate nominated
under the convention system, and
that the opportunity for fraud and cor
ruption in primary nominations has
by no means been destroyed.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
RETURNS HON e

D. D. Boyles returned home Satur-
day evening after an extended trip
through Southern Arizona by automo,
bile. Mr.. Boyles visited all the i'm
portant towns in the southwest, spend
ing several days in Hachita, Douglas,
NogaIes, Bisbee, Cananea, Mexico,
Warren, Lowell and Tombstone he al
so stated that he had no tire or car
trouble on the entire trip of several
hundred miles.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
WAS ON VERGE
OF GIVING UP
Medicines HamiI Had Been Taking
Did No Good-He Praises TanIac.

Il had reached the point where l
could go no farther and l thought l
would have to give up my work, but
now since I have taken Tanlac 1 am
in better health than I have been in
years., said James D. Hamil of Los
Angees the other day. Mr.. Hamil lives
at 362 West Fifty Fourth St., and is
one of the best known employees of
the Broadway Department Store, hav-
ing been in their employ for fifteen
years.
For several years I was troubled
with my stomach, continued Mr..
Hamil, land my condition got so bad
that l underwent an operation, and
since that time l have been unable
to get my strength back, in fact, dur
ing the past year 1 have been in a
worse fix than ever bfeore. 1 was
in a terrible rundown condition, tw-
enty pounds off weight and could eat
nothing that agreed with me. 1 was
pected noise would upset me and a
good nights sleep or rest was out Of
the question. The worst thing of
all was that tired-out, depressed feel
ing that / had all the time, and real
lied that something had to be done
or 1 would have to quit work as it
TO 70
going in the fix l was in.
THE medicines 1 had taken had
done me no good and I might have
still be in this condition if 1 hadn't
noticed a testimonial in the paper one
day where man was troubled just
about like was and had tried Tanlac
with remarkable results. l made up
my mind right then that would give
Tanlac trial, and l want to tell you
that 1 have never seen anything to
beat it. Why, my appetite came
back right away and what I ate gave
me strength because I could digest it.
and already l have gained back seven
pounds ard am adding more weight
all the time. My nervousness has
entirely disappeared and every night
1 am sleeping as sound as child and
never have that worn out, depressed
feeling about me any more. l haven't
a trouble of any kind, my work is
pleasure to me and 1 go about feeling
just as fine as man wants to feel,
7 am glad to join the ranks of those
who have testified for Tanlac for
have tried it with most satisfactory
results.
"Tanlac is sold in Clifton by Clifton
Drug Co.; in Duncan by Elk Drug Co.;
in Morenci by Brown and Beck; in Met
calf by Bianez and Valdez and in
Franklin by Franklin. Cooperative
Mercantile Institution. adv.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
Don't Continue Constituted

system. Make them function regularly
keep the body cleansed of waste
matter with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Biliousness, sick headache, sour
stomach, indigestion, dizziness, furred
tongue, bad breath-think of the en-
barraSSments and discomfOrts trace
able to constipation. How easily
they're rectified by the occasional use
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Move
the bowels smoothly but surely. Try
them tonight. All druggists-25c. as
usual.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
TO ATTEND LEGISLATURE

Senator H. A. Elliott departed on
Wednesday evening for Phoenix to be
present at the special session of the
Legislature called by Governor Camp
bell for the purpose of ratifying the
Susan B. Anthony Suffrage amend
meflt. Senator Elliott expected the
legislature would conclude its Iabors
within two or three days.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
{ Continued from Page Opel

ec to settle their industrial disputes
in legally established courts of arbi-
tration.
Under the instruction of Mr.. Hal
berg the team, composed of Edith
Overman and Robert Dunagan, with
Francelle Hill and Napoleon Gonzales
as substitutes, has been preparing for
the meet
We have confidence in the Clifton
High School and expect to win.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-13
COPPER OUTPUT

We all have general idea that the
world uses lot of copper every year
and we know that the United States
produces its proportion of the world
supply, but outside this vague know
ledge, it is probable that few of US
have any real idea of the tremendous
Importance of the industry and the
part it plays in modern civilization.
The London Analist has just published
some official figures that may. serve
to give you an idea of the worlds use
for the red metal.
According to the English journal,
which, by the way, is a recognized au-
thority. the worlds output of copper
from 1885 to 1913 was 33,450, 100000
pounds, of which the United States
produced just a little more than one
half to be exact, 1858 500 900 pounds.
From 1914 to 1918, the world produc-
ton was 1870, 100000 pounds, and
the share of the United States jump
ed from the former figure to one-half
TO almost five-sixths, being 1892, 000,-
world has used in one way and an
other almost forty-seven billions Of
pounds of copper in the last thirty
four years.
1t would be interesting to know,
what has become of this unthinkable
amount of metal, especially when we
remem Der that it differes from iron
in that it is practically indestructible.
To us of Arizona the figures are in
teresting as showing that, no matter
how hard we may work our mines
that are already developed or how
many new producers may be discov-
cred, the world demand for our chief
product is we'll nigh illimitable 1t
may also be of interest to know that
the estimated reserves of ore in the
producing mines of the United States
are sufficient for world require
ments for not more than thirty years
If the demaid continues at its pres
ent rate-and there is every reason to
believe that it will constantly increase
<athsv than diminish.