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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12
TWENTY DEMOCRATS NEE 7 AT MIDNIGHT IN
SEARCH OF ACCEP TREATY PROGRAM

than it has in months" it was stated
no disposition to he concerned at the
meeting of senators at Owens resi-
dence. The meeting was not consid-
cred as breaking away from the pres
ident's leadership.
Ready to COMPROMISE.
Lodges demand for democratic
showdown on the treaty compro-
mise was answered whenword was
sent through republican mild reser-
VationistsH that "a substantial num-
Der of democrats more than 20 in all, .
will support reasonable reservations
that do not 'scuttle" the treaty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-01-12

The East OreKonian is Eastern Ore
gon's greatest newspaper and aa
selling force gives to the advertist.s
over twice the guaranteed paid circu-
Iation in Pendleton and Umatilia coun-
~ of any other newspaper.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
ATTENTlca TO DISK HARROW
Implement Should De Core Over Carr.
fslty pass@s ~i',t~r sasntns ana
Put in Order.

NY l. H. HAssET'T. rHsvsfHty rarrA
st Faas Mtaa,
The disk barrow Ia tlllagr toni
fouDi OCT nearly every firm. i,s useful
life "a sbou, ~ wears. ns shown by
esrefuuy complied staiis,lts Thus n
ss y hong lSsrd tonl There II very is.
,lc atsaRi dtSs 10 wear oar, II has
few mostuc farfS ena II given roSwi
''nre sfrApNd rhusc i'ttlc bother
hsks step|d b. ~,rr over CAREFUL,
7~very ~'a8oG u Ing the water
menths lfe hoxes Should he taken
arart rasefeily eltagea aus II hadly
NnFn. replaced ses te d ffsi the ~
INK system worNs md that ihe h.ar.
nzs are getting ot ky-tsp ,h~ aYtwr
t8lt t!eh' tbs hol,is ihe disa frtuly
~ tlsce
n the DIST Is us,-i uach Il should
he shscisetAssi 81 lsas, enee earh ssa.
son. Th's greatly FBcYra 50 the lscuts
frafion s'sd decreases thu tirasl. a. "
Win M flsre work ai;h iesN so. N
wi'i Also ~ better woFk snd t,,.~nrsr
u doses nfs' rs-tsf AZ @uch apsls tr s~t.
There IS iHss strain and aear ua the
boxes Whit" day disk ~iti cur. II
II Hke D dqii a& ieegsscSea, aha vx-
lseS,stS. 10 wsrk vita
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
SERIOUS NEW PEST OF WHEAT
Esi~e-rr ssas Dcne MICH Damage In
virsl-,s are othsr Ststes--plars
orfy Clear Ssea

The eslNarr1 Is 4 serious ~. pest
Of shsat wh3eh has regeagly fonr
much dsasaSe ia Virginia ard 10 q
iesS~r extent a Vest Slrginis MARY
tana srs.t California TIE disesse fray
e% r,NY,xnirvS' 10 the yA-~~hefs srssn ny
the rre~ease NJ hsr.. dars sSs8NrsAt
sajis> st~sat ere hsis the stFs ~ q
wheat Arrrsei ~airh sire sasliy ever.
hooked ~ atstaseu fer hunt esVsis
s<si or hia An~wt wheat rtant sstt
sieaa ss~Sf wtrRi f~nsR srS4S uAtrh
bare nas he~rn Infested THE hsSs IN
sscae Virgins sests amounted TO a.
much rs " psr r~nt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
DEATH RATTLE or
cALOMEL M SOUTH
nodson 10 oes.seyisa ssls NJ Danger
ees Cgua with HE @Llser
Tone

Y0are billors. sluggish. cos@tipated
sid believe you nesd vile. dangerous
ealomel 60 start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's Dodson's CUE rantee! Ask yoa
druggist for b6ttie If Dodsonll Liver
TGns and take spotHsul lonight- Vi
u doesnt star, your ttver and straight.
en- you right up better than enioniei
and without gripng or making you sick
want you TO 80 back 10 the store ssd
GET your money. -
Talks ealoEnei today and tnmerrow
you vii! feel weak aud ack and naH.
scented. Doe't loss d days work. Take
spoonful Of harmless, vegetable
Dodsoa's Liver T0ne tonight sud wake
up feeling great ii's perfectly harm
less, 80 give II 10 your children any
time !, can't aaiiyats 10 let them eat
anything Atterwartis.~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
LAMBS TElIEDl
FOR MARKETING.
From 3 to 8 MOrths IL About
Right Age Under Ordinary
Farm Ccndticns.
MAKE HIGHER RATE or GAIN


rsder ordinary fsrn et,Aassians
ianhs SaSas,i b. aaasi~ ready for nasr-
ket Of frota . 10 ) msnshs of age.
When yoaag they aaaks q higher rHse
OF gaia sad siii pct co the saE
amount Of flesh fos Tess essst than ~h~a
they are elder, Then. fco. they wih
make bat small gains daring yise h~at
Of summer. and ST this tsHfe parasites
are most troublesome and they ARE
tbas more liahis 10 losse~ tfota this
Cause k,sA II srcsasnss 10 Aiways
higher wh#n the latnbs are held TOR y
hong fius. siorp fes4i Ia savea foe gh~
brecdlng soes. and l~ss lahnF IL HsAesivd
n the lambs are cold early, iset'rr
prices are elssalned Tn che spring be-
eease Of not having 10 inert the cota-
petition Of tire w~-s~yh s.srhs iiEat are
marketed dHring the summer and fail
and Ia addition The grower gets the
..Ase ~ hls ..sssaass se.snsE. ,bs sialsalHs
the lambs 20 marketable cussditsoa -
fast as possible.
Tesehiac tan,hs TO Eat
Every effort xh,stlId b. made to keep
the lambs growing trsm the start. The
FIRST .ssTntia. Is 10 teach them 10 eat,
Liberal feeding ~ tauabs dropped be-
I fore pastures are ready IA profitable
under any ordinary grain prices, THIS
r. best done through the use Of small
Enclosure known az "cre~p- 10 which
the lambs have access al all tiuies. tn'
into which III. ewes can nns en'ar,
The creep should contain rack for
hay and trough for grain. so ar
ranged that the lambs can not get their
/ feet into them,
! All feed given, especially ground
! feed. should t@ c'san. fresh aba free
from mold The iaMhs wilt stRia 20
n.hhle ~ the fe.si when from ~ tn ~
days ~ age. Pen xye~D alfalfa Ut the
second or third cutting Is ohe 81 t'e
most reltshea feeds fiaky sweet
bran probably runss nex'. FER 'he
! frs, few days these are the ideal fr.''w,
A iitti. brown sugar on the hiram nj
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Resume ~ Mary Tests made for pvr.
pess 81 AsesrtrjHlna Hosi Eeo-
ncustsaF Metres.

A ru'ti r5any TESTS hare Fse~.n mazda
Ter tlir lsNrpo~. az sefssrta m'ng ;se
Hasst essatwn4lCal nav ~ feeding 81 Ira
Dilk 30 hssEs \ RESUME - he WORK
GsDe atsaaK igsts toe ~ th@ IT'D siga,
NeV tsr*. iowa, Wisconsin May' Oa.
In IN experiment ssDtsnns shows that
yoaHg pigs. shas IA rt9s weighing loss
Than 'fsa gssirsts. rsay be ,tess a. iacrs
as 'hrv~ F<am.3s ~ ssiga gails i.sr
pound II gr<lH. ard by grain we ns-.n
Any eue 81 toe ce'~als feti sng3y. az
aunker of them Together. A pigs
grew cider tse snsnant ~ sstw sng9a
>acstsi ''s reSssSeva ~ al~rs' ,~a tv~-U6s
p~r POUND at grain The reason 'os
his Is that less pess etn - rs-anirsNs a.
me rigs Srnw cider snd aiii less IL rs-
salre<l during she fstfsniRx y~risd.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
MANDY HACK HANDLES
1 EVERYTHING ON FARM
Espe.ialnl lis.lta n casryiag
Crc1s 10 aarkel. Vi
Ne pznsss VI Lana ~ es@aass ssaH'
Ping affsr n HAS sse~ eesass In
side "a Easra&~-tslg s4ssa2
Mace tn kRRftns Ess<A

Heserai saFra~rs h~ve hase Asmsy
raek .og handling ssEAes ssersihias
ea she fsraa Ess-sssiss srv sAsy ssesnf
fss eYTss ~tReA Arw fsksa To tAs Ear
aes w e~llnr I'm ersavs ~ hex~s. 'TA&
h~ss and sheap~ss aE~ | Agys x~~a Ia
IA ts~s aoax. y s~vs wa&~, wsgh side.
tsasfds IA lnshes high. srtses II. "
Rogers II Ohio In Fsnm sni Hetae
The assss IN ~aiid ~ HaafeAea iHfst~s
eas lach shlss. The twe ps,sngrrv
~higa run IenstAwas% arr ~ hy ca
sEsAes ard Ia fe~t iong,
AFsaasf sfs% eatsasse there ~ rse~e
> n.y. ehirh IN asrd for kssssatng the
sttsesafsis 10 plRee wtea they are
wRnfsd A,eag the sides thesv are
.ssas haiss In the As-as n~st 10 the
strips. witch take en~- bats ts2fh trvn
bolts tsssvGed to the besfasa III shs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

II you paid specialist $500 for a
prescription, you would net get say.
thlng that wvsid give quicker relief
fnr Group. Cntnfrh. cciaN, or sssp
Threat. than yACfiER BALM, which
only costs Stsc In jars, ~ tubes.
Write fgr Samples ana Agents
Prices. Reware IT limitations H. W,
ymciaer. lac. New frlsans. I.a.-r~AeF.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

slit.tsaa ssss, This faakssa everything
hold solid and there II ae danger ~ O
load If pFs@iac~ slipping after II ~ la.
slide the huar sas The stie and eud
t~aards are held together by q short
rod bnlted on the end haarls gath n
ring Ia the .ad Another bolt crsnes
through the side saarsi u tn ksok lp
the end ~ IT, These twa Auin spd are
easily turned up tight
un this rncS, with 10 sides on we
hauled onlnns, and Pn, ea ~ hashel
crates ftsls ruck on law weE,sa ia
hael 10 beat Thew tn harssls y place
q here either a rack uf box is u~ed
THAI tbs sorf ~ sNcs win nas ~ ire
hussTeSs of hath, When thrwshlBs
there is tsck With Nu holes Ia LEI
y"ar hes~ dawu thraagh when goa
don't ies'h where Auu step hs haul.
ins seesssa grain. Sseh as clever. a
tight rack means a elighiy big saving
Ia the set$'s thA, Gre bound 10 she'll.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
KEEP DAIRY COWS SANITARY


Pride stsosslt rr1s~l every dairy
NAV ~ En- 'etsSn Ats esws In an nj.
,racssve art sanitary rnHraltssr every
aay 1r +-e vgsr t. @sv fs~ m
F%snnee NJ t&e eas ~ ar scvu-,;s
WsAsurv ef ne s~n~~ In ;he came
,lsxrs~ 'hs' neSSrrfet f>ncs~. over
-vs ferrs rsws ruras9e4aan bxEfd-
s.gS sna sfsntcn~s machinery syrsty
rh% careless a~'e~~Apwegl farmer.
dss-v fs~. ~hich ere dirty tNAs~srs
re raiss tsrra~r ~Ao dsss 90 nfs
EEzrs rs czs.Ss~R
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
ARMISTICE!
Constipation. Headache.
Coils. b.iousneSS. Sur
tender 10 'IsaStatcts' -

lftnS hetk peace EpEoy We A"ur
sS~tru, Is h)lyl With liver AMI bowel
poisson which Keeps your >AlN ss.'aw
,uur >tor'ach upset seur head Jun nnd
aehinE1 Your mcaiS are turrHg 'nte
letsoN gnStS avid acids Won rnR n"'
feel rlsh' Don't stsy hilio0S Nr cony't
rete,l tsrj splendid always ty ,asi"e
tRsearetS occasionally They aet sth
e1t sr.riu1 ur IaSoh veGjeuct, Fh'S
rrerf s'skao you lfk* ,'1le'B,l >aitS
tlt ar nasty harsh Pulls Thr, co-s y,
lttSe te,, CascaretS work wA!l4 Sur
tlttp Ally.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

''What fEsaseS yaa aanl ~ rssirsi
money!" aNk@ss tho asuaielr pailo~se.
pher. "ycW havvng aay rraI rss fef
moss ~ II"
Il t'unnn," answered Mr. Dustin
ssas ~ srs~ss wsssgssp It's thv saassf
thing that yeATs asa toaae me want
TO catHe hasae With nil she ether b1ys
marbles In my Isaeaess"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Cd with nervous prsmtration. Mrs. ].
CHRISTIAN, lss Uax Street. Bingham
ton, New York
The success Of Lydia T. rnkham's
Vegetable Conpssrta, made from roots
and herbs. ID unparalleled. IL tasy b
used with perfect eoaiidenea by wonefi
who suffer from nervous prostrstAon.
dsplacemenss, Inflammation. uleefa-
non, irregularities. periodic pains. back
ache, bearing down feeling. fasulsney.
indigestion and dizziness Lydia T.
pinEhams Vegetable Compound 10 Tho
standard remedy fDr female lila
II there are any complications Abs'at
which YOU need sdvtea write IN cs,n-
ae.saes ~ LYDIA T. p.akAGla Me-tsessss
Co., Lynn, Masa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Whra adding tc yuar toilet requisites,
An exqnisiiely scented fece, skin. baby
and busting poweer and perfume. rem.
aersng ether perfumes sapernnous
You may rely on II because one Of thu
caiicnra Trio tsoap, Ointment std
TascuAl. &c each everyp terc. ~-Atly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Hostess ito li,tla Johnny who II
tlst leaving the partly Won't you
have III orange. Johnny1
Johnny- No thAak You, couldn't
tht aHY more.
Hasiess-~Welt, put one In your
por&Ft,
Juhaby tWuCh embarrassed rHd
with considerable h"-lfatlon) II
cans They're fail already --EdIn.
bufEh Scotsman,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
HORSeRAOlSA Is GOOD CROP
,>seN Grated A-tfsse ard Ssf
Of Retail

Hr~~~-sssse 10 p~cssssae c~er -
ercs II or. ran aoYare tire grsr~t
srssc'e anvi ssii n TO r~tsH r7ss;erserS
In ribs .sy 'h~ ~stire eoss'S re~ss q
~tts rA% grover TIE r~~sarias ard
axvEsns nssv ~ ase~ dariar she w,e~
tr~ sae1 eslsS< voxk 10 al . stana
SkiR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

siy~t win mate II more ralafaf'e, Lis
seed meal ~ alSn gnvi shrH rN xrst
with hiram. t'ptIt the lsulhs are q 20 .
weeks cid all their feed should b.
course gruuNt or crushed
Carr sstien fer lsrsNa
The hh.s experiment stafltn hss
ftntwi that for toJ Rg lam,s that sss
10 t~ marketed graln ratfon " rorn
4. Of about The Ss'We yaly" as oae ~
corn 5 parts. cats > nart% brsu . gsa -
and all ,tii meat IS c~pcciaIiy rylipaesi
ty lsr,hs at fhis 'itf,~ ana WaGl,l b.
es,,vc.all, v~ia.bte IN prumeslHS growth
rnther than fa'
Sneh feer- as miadtInss are tga
nogry for extensive use, Rive IL Isvss
pRlatahle than nsts or harvey Soy
besAs msy tpplsee the lsassssl asea. 4
they cost hess Cleanliness = an ira
pcrtan' factor In keep ~ tl,s lambs
growing Aisats feed 10 au smr'y
trough. ard Il IL BECOMES xs,|ie.a segut
II out wt,h lisapvaf"v,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Il fenr your lmr,nts don't carr fer
me lnnr father said he would mop
up the Gauf Ns,h m""
amt what aNd mother Nav ~
"~asl shr N,as ~tad ~ eye bun FAR
oarr e,tuN' u Willingness 70 assist ia
tlt1 house ct,Ralus louisville topr.
t,f inptual
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

fss1l,t'"sr the a.ugtsI IN aickmi
enough. hnt II win bas he Improved by
the extension af spirit which ssslt-
rtgtte9as,s Ss~~ mare ta reform cat.
side II Itself than 10 Itself -. q. lioi.
land.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

tnlna was gh,,rny.
E,saiia sec nv lsghs oa
|saything. essalsi not
Iw'ort and esaad not
Pave aayons 70 ses
kns. Doctors usss-
zine did not help mo
knd Lydia H. pnk.
b u ms Vegetable
eompoaad was Fv-
|eosnls4nsied. | tasx
Do an d am nov
Nv ell ! recon
sx..ssss IL go Al a. M t..t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Accept "tHIjfoyuA" Syrup ~ Figs
ont, luok Tor llu nane California %
The package then YOU ~" sure yadr
child II having the hest AMI uost harm
less laxative or phsstr for the ltttle
stomach. liver and bowels, Children
love e. delicious truIty taste. full
directions fpr rhia'a doac au each bot
lie. Give II without feHr,
Mnthprl You ml4st Say California"
v-~Aav,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

Mary fiaE hiss ggi into rsNct ~
tfYsns,se by ifyiB. to hide his lighi un.
der q ssssstai
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

II ron hare hairy heusc keep !!
80. II cat. make Il Nh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16

4 hateful - s>Attea v1a,aly
bale full ef hlcsS.us
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-16
NERVOUS
PROSTRATI0h


Esnghamtas. N. TT was In very
nervous condition gox cver a yrAr, Hay
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15
Ali m ntatia Olnultli.
Dc: DR.. AL. Talasescu.

In timpul de fata. end razboiul
mondial a stricat c.hilibrul intte
productiune 81 consumatiunc, che
stiunea alimenta!iunei omulul,
Stud;ata din punct de veacre al
economici orgamismului nost!'a
fata de economic agricola. este
De 0 actualitate cu att mai I'M
portanta, eli cit vom pntea proba
cu oifrc doyclitoarc. ca 81 d.
cum. ca 81 altadata Sc face riSi-
pa &c Sc face de parte mare a
popu!atlunoi provoaca scadare
81 nm ncajnns altci part a po-
pulatiunei. Risipa este mai lie
multc orr inconstienta, dar 81 dc
multe ori constienta din slabi-
ciune catre sine insusi, ceea &c
Sc ilumeSte necumpatare.
Alimcntatiunea omului este III
vorul de energie 81 de caldura ne-
cesar cresterei 81 intretinerei cor
pului nostru. FOamca este Striga-
tul de alarma pc care organism.ll
il da, lar placerea dc a m1nca G.
ste inca un indemn pcntru sati-
sfaee in'constienta omului. Aces
te doua sunt talerelc unei cum
pene. pc care trebue sa lie indes-
tulam, pima la echilibrarea lor
dreapta. Oar nici foamea. nici
oustul nu sunt sfatuitoare lntot-
dea:na drepte. Trebue sd avem 81
alte eunostinte mai putin subiec-
tive de carl sa tincm cont in ali
meniatiunea noastra. Aceste sunt :
cunoas sterca valoarci nntritive a
alimcntelor 81 cerlntelor orga-
nisImului nostru.
Alimentele noastrc Sc impart
in neorganice 81 in organize. Prl-
mele sunt: oXigenul, safea 81 A.
Pa. In al doilea grllp insa Lntra a.
limcntele azolate in special albu-
minoasele (cele de specla albu-
sului lie ou) anllme: Oul, grineic,
legumelc. carnea, grasimele fin a.
m:male. fie vegetale (oleiurile },
hidratii de carbunc Gcelc de spa-
Ella zaharulni, cartofilor 81 in pa:-
fe orezul).
Fara OXYGEN, sare 81 apa nh ne
putem hrani. Oxigenul este ire
buincios la oxigenarca sIngelui
81 la combinarea tutlror schini-
buriIor chimice in. corp. Oxiga-
nnl distruge ferul prefacindu-l in
rngina, dar lnyioreaza eorpul ..
mului cind acesta a ajuns a fl
incarcat ell accid carbonic. ~
ceasta oxigenare Sc face prin res
piratia pilei 81 plaminilor.
Apa tine in stare lichida (to-
pita) t0ate elementele hranitoa.
re nitrate in SINCE 81 formeaza
baza lichida tuturor sucurilor
noastrc (singc, limfa, uirna, sail.
va, suegastric, fiere, lacrimi etc
Sarca ingroasa apa sIngelui
pentru casa poata inota in. ca IN
echilibru. egal celulele (slobulii
abb 81 rosii al siilgelui1.
Popoarele din centrnl Africci
lipsite de sarc, sug singele ami,
nlaiclor vii, ca sa-Si fndestuleas.
/ ca ceinta copului lor. Sc creds
ca astfcl s'a nascut caniballs
mul.
Alimentele organize celc ma
principalc sunt: ahbuminoidcle
Els fo1neaza partea -cea mai ia,
sennata din tesnturile animale.
lor, QUA, carne, crecri, laptc (par
tea brinzoasao 81 uncle vegetale
cerealele, lcgumele (fasole, linte
pazare, bob). Ele Sc mai numest
81 azotate, de oare ce eontiu can,
tit3ti lnsemnatc de azot. Albn
/ nipsie ebsotbite IN siage tree il
tcs2turiie noastss si centF1b1ieps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-15

III nlSclul Id 1OIiiiured OISdHclDT
in care lie gasim mai ales. SINCE
lie insusi contine Toarte multa
albumina lichida.
Foamea ne1ndestuaata consuma
albumina din carne, dar pc accea
din muschii inimci 81 pc aceea din
creeri M O consuplna, de oarc &c
singele lc. aduce mcreu 81 ii in.
trctine necontcnit cu albumina.
Grasimile snnt alimentc nea-
zotatc, dar al mare importanta
in desvoltarca caldurei corpulni
81 in economic alilrentclor azota-
te. Elc contin 0 encrgie ascunsi,
un Tel de rezerva pcntru calduTa
81 pcntru puterca de munca. &c
consuma foartc inject de catra
organism 81 impedcca ardcrcl
prca rcpede a azotului in corp.
Gu altc cuvinte ne trcbue eli
mutt mai nutina carnc 81 pine
(Gii!nenfe azotate) end lie asoei
EN- ca gras.me. de Cit cind le min.
cam simplu. Pentru accst motiv,
carnea slaba este usoara de mis-
int, dar MI este asa de hrani-
toarc. Astfcl copii lilind untura
de prste nu cheltuiesc asa de re-
pede aZotul din alimentcle lor
prin urmare corpul lor devine Gu
aceiasi cantitate de hrana mai
bine nutrit, deceit daca Far luu
acclc citeva linguri de untnra
de peste care are 81 calitati me-.
dicamentOase.
Hidratii de carbune cu toate ca
M contin azot, ei (cartofii. Orc
zul ,zaharM) sunt de mare va
loare nutritiva numai c1nd le a.
socicln ell ccle azotatc( sau Gu
grasimi. Singurc, Sc digera repe-
de 81 complect, dar stmt alimente
slabe. Sc numesc hidrati de car
bunc, de oafe ce in eorpul nostcu
Sc transforml in acccd carbonic
81 apa.
Caldura Corpului. - Alimen-
tele mistuite 81 asarbite in singe
Sc transforms prin ardere In
ccata in caldura. Fiecarc animal.
sau char 1nsecta. produce prin
alimentatiunea sa multa caldnra
interna, dar MI ficcarc refine
in mod egal. Insectelc, pestii, So
pirlele, broastele, serpii perd nn-
mai de cit caldura lor, 81 o pat
pastra numai pc care o are ae-
rul, sau apa. din jlrul lor. De
aceca sc numesc ell slnge rcca.
sau mai bine zis Gu lcaldura schim
batoarc.
Animalele sugatoare 81 paserile
isl pastreaza din caldura inter-
na un anlnlit grad, dupa specia
animalnlui. fara considerare da-
ca iarna, sau vara; pentru a.
ceasta SO numesc ell SINCE cald
sau ell c;ldura statornica. Stunt
insa totusi animate earl deSi AL
caldura statornica nu pot trai IN
cline prea calde, sau prea reel.
Iata. temperature cMstanta a
omului 81 a sanimalclor din clima
noastra: III
+. Clnul 81 grade, berbecnl 1915
grade, calul 38 grade, porcui
1877 grade, boul 1877 grade, gis-
ca (rata) 42 grade, gainile, po-
rlmbeii 42.5 grade.
Caldura noastra scadc de 81
eradeseind singele este imputinat,
sau sarac; creste peste 81 grade
cind, pc linga alimentatiune, s'au
mai introdus in el microbi pro-
ducatori de otravuri lt0xine,) ce
retin caldura mai mnlta in corn.
Fiindca aceste cafduri incep ca
fiori Sc numesc friguri.
Cantitatea de caldura, pc care
corpul nostru refine, Sc nume-
ste temperature corpulni ri se
mascara Gu termometrul. Canti-
tatea de caldura, pc care cor
prl nostru perde, sc numeste
calorie. @ caloric este cantitatca
de caldura neccsar5 60 81 rkiiee
Gu un grad temperature unui chi
loeram de apa. 1ata cum sc ma
soara calori;le:
(Contintare pc pag. o..
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-07-09
Father Is Appreciative.

A striking tribute to the Legion's
humanitarianism was recently paid by
]. ]. Cater of Clarksburg, w. Va, In
an address at exercises under the au-
spices of the Parrish post Of that
city. Mr.. Cater told how his son
contracted tuberculosis in the serv-
ice and was discharged and sent to
his home in dying condition. The
Leg!on's service division at national
headquarters took charge of the case.
obtained proper medical treatment and
compensation and back pay. $40
day, through the efforts of the Amer
lean Legion" the father said, my son
is living and everything is in as good
condition as could be expected. Any
movement that has for its object the
extending of the helping hand to COM
rades n need is a noble and worthy
movement" The address wGs pub
iishe1 in full in the Potters Herald,
official journal of the National Broth
erhood of Operative Potters and East
Liverpool CO., Trade and Labor coun-
ell.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-07-09

the Legion contributed $3.50 for adop-
tion of the first two orphans, and the
American Red Cross will be asked to
select for them boy and a girl waif
as mascots for the next year or more.
Miss Lula B. Vie, a member of the
headquarters staff, assisted in raising
the money for the orphans.
The first post to send in its SIS
contribution to the fund was Karl
Ross post No. 16, Stockton, Cal. In
letter of 'transmittal, Ted Cloudsley,
member of the post and editor of
the San Joaquin Legion, official Ameri-
can Legion newspaper of San Joaquin
county, CAL, writes in part:
"We We're told that there was a
wide range of choice for us, so I hope
you can secure as our war orphan a
little Alsace-Lorraine girl of from six
to ten years whose father was killed
in battle. You see, we have big
post here and a big twice-a-mOnth
newspaper and such a little orphan
would suit the boys best because of
the sentiment attached.
Please be sure that we receive the
little ones picture and address. We
will put her picture in our publication
and would like to have her write to
us. AT Christmas time, too, we will
be able to remember her."
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-07-09
Attends Vocational Conference.

At the request of Uel w. Eamkin.
chief of the division of rehabilitation
of the Federal Board for Vocational
Education. Gerald ]. Murphy. national
vocational officer of the American Le-
gion. was designated by the national
commander, Franklin D'Olier. as the
legion's representative to attend a re-
cent conference of the boards district
vocational officers at Washington. d.
c., recently. The legion has inaugu-
rated plan of cooperation with the
federal boerd, extending to each of
the more than 5000 posts of the organ
ization in every state and community
throughout the United States and many
foreign countries, by which thousands
of disabled ex-service men are being
rounded up and gotten into Immediate
training every week. Plans for con-
tinuing the campaign until every pend
ing case is definitely settled and all
eligible persons are receiving the vo-
cational training to which they are
entitled, were laid at the conference.