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POWERFUL SOFT DRINK.

There is reason to suspect that Georgia near beer Is not without a dynamic element or ingredient, else fhe consumers of that alleged soft drink would not be guilty of the sasnuous antics clrsnicled by a yigilant press ~
 We shall never known the compost tion ok this ~temperanceT drink until t has been thoroughly analysed by a compeiant chemist, but that it has fne power 10 produce in pronibltion territory varying fotms of violence there can Dc no doubt.
 A few days ago in Douglas County Ga. near beer precipitated NIT Gordon into personal difficulty with Mir Hall. the proprietor of saloon where the sof drink is dispensed for the benefl of the thirsty.
 The reports of the affair indicate tAat Mir Gordon acquired a fighting jag of the rip-saw type, and to have himself from physical destruction Mr Hall grabbed a near by gun and shot five bullets into that portion of MT, Gordon's anatomy thas served as a receptable for the near beer" killing him so neal dead that he was buried the next day
 II is evident thaf trouble turks in the amber depths of this supposedly soft and harmless drink, otherwise Mr Gordon would today be occupying his place in the home circle instead sf lot in the graveyard.
 Proof is not wanting that near fights are converted inso actual and bloody collisions by near beer, and some persons are 50 ungenerous as to assert that 1t is mere mask behind which operates the demon rumr
 We must confess that our own sus- picion has been excited. and that we would not be surprised if an analysis should disclose she horrifying fact kaat near beer is much nearer old pinetop whiskey, with it's four fights to tho bottle. than to any brew of malt or hops,
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coMMls~loNER's SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by ylr tue of a decretal order of the Garland Chaneery Court made and entered record on the 18th da of September 1909. in a certain cause therein pending, wherein William A. Lewis was plaintiff, and John P. Young and Sarah Young, were defendants, the undersigned. who was appointed spe- cial commissioner by the court to execute said decree. will on Wednes- day the 20th day of October, 1909. be- tween the hours for judicial sales, at the west front door of the Court House of Garland County in the City of Hot Springs, Ark, offer for sale al public outcry to the highest bidder the following described lot or parcel of lands lying and being situate in the City of Hot Springs, County of Gar land, State of Arkansas, to-wit: All of lots nine 60 and ten (lO) in block eight (S1 of Lewis Subdivision of a part of blocks 1S9 145 178 and III, of the Hot Springs Reservation, as surveyed, mapped and plated by the United States Hot Springs commis- sioners.
 Terms Of Sale:-Upon credit oi three months. the purchaser being re- quired to execute bond with approved personal security, drawing interest al the rate of ten per cent per annum, for the payment of the purchase money, and lien will be retained up, on said property to secure the pay. ment of the same.
 Given under my hand as Commis sioner of the Garland Chancery Court on this 27th day of September, 1909
 H. A. WHTTTINGTON.
 Commissioner.
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unintelligent hearers can moi fail to understand.
 When he declares that 1t is better to work and stumble than to do noth- ing but gruaible. he expresses an axiom that ayrlies to many things be- sides religion,
 The world has no use for the man who never does things.
 It can forgive mistakes, even crim- inal ones, more easily than weak in action.
 Business men are lenient with em ployes who err occasionally through misdifected zeal
 There is no ho e of promotion for those who habitually cling to rut for fear of possible mistakes.
 Some of the most colossal political hlunders Of this generation have been overlooked because the people believ- ed the blunderer was man of ac- ton.
 Public officials who drifi helplessly with 4-e tide soon anchor in obscur. lily
 Gipsy Smiths advice to church members. to quit grnmhling and go to work, applies with equal force in every avenue of human endeavor.
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RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY.

Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma- tism and Neuralgia radically cures in to 3 days. It's action upon the sys- tenn is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. E cents and s1 Sold by Eisele & Hunt Drug Co
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME TO YOUR DESTiNA. TON WITHOUT ExrF1 CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE POP. COOPER BROS. LIVERY & TRANSFER co.
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND CHECK SAME 70 YOUR DEsTiNA- TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. CALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE 2o2. COOPER BROS. LIVERY 6 TRANSFER co.
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STUMBLING AND oRuMeLlhe.

One secret of Gipsy smiths marvel ons power over the mullitudes at Chi- cago that flock to his meetings is his faculty of driving home simple truth in language that even his most
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Graft must be fine in Russia Army colonel has been arrested for stealing Si000,000 This inspires curiosity as 10 what the pickings of general amount to.
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The price of prunes is going up. bat there's not much consolation in that, for it is impossible for anything io affect the hash market.
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IF you want good Job of house screening or want your furniture re paired or made over new, let Barn. hart do it. IF Gulpha. Phone 55s
 2-15-tf
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Texas physician says. A motor car is the safest place during a thun- derstorm." Of course, this may be all [ ne enough. says the Washington Herald but 1t is rather hard to bor- row a motor-oar every time it thun- ders.
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Miss May Hartman is said to have a great deal of her fathers business ability. If that is true no one need expect 10 see her going after a aihed husband.
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Now that physician has evolved a
 me Ny that will cure the liquor habit h ihree days. 1t looks as though the lst excuse of the drunkard has been taken from him.
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Mr. Rockefeller advises the csii- dren to try to brighten some ones lsfe Perhaps it would please him if the little ones would Hume the path way of some one with a large kero- sene lamp.
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The book having the largest circu- lation is ,he telephone directory of tse City of New York An edition of 100000 copies is printed twice every year.
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What some Of Che Congressman are wondering is if the people have mem ofies hat will last until a year from next November
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President Taft has admitted he can't milk a COW, but whether this is because he doesn't know how or be cause he can't get into the right posi- on is not known.
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University of Chicago's course Of instruction for walters is incomplete in that it includes no provision for teaching how to distinguish between the prospective 50-cent tip and the re- lactant dime
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IL is said now the negroes refuse to be tuned over to the tender mercles of the Bulletin by the Hot Springs Republican.
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In New York they appear to thnk Lat the best way to welcome vis- ling dignitary is to iostle off his plug hat and stand on it. so as to extend him the glad hand
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Drs. c. A and l. II. c. King have removed to new and elegant offices in the Gaines building over the Eastman drug store office hours 9 to l2 am, 2 to , pm. Phone 6S9. 10-2-1m
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One result of the exploitation Of Garkest Africa by our former presi. dens will be to provide employment, fer taxidermists at the Smithsonian institution for the rest of their lives.
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The nosey mutt of the community finds he isn't running the state fair wholly Or even halyely How's that?
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Now lets start this second half of the state fair like the fist half was started
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Mothers our stock of boys clothing is the compietest in the city. s. Meyers, 359 central. 919tf
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DlscRiMIN- TING LAoies.
EAs V uHinS Icrpicide on Acceun, of
 It's Distincsiyencxs.

BsET V NNlOS 1EEFVFf'EUF oU TV7UUNt IE
 It's DistincsfycncSs.
 Ths ladies who have used Newbro's Hctpscide speak of it in the highest terms, for is qaicf effect in clean~ing the scalp Of dandruff and also for its ez- ceilence as . general hair-dreseing r makes tho scain feel fresh and # allays that itching which daNdrnff VII cavse. Newbros lIerpiclde effectively cures dandruw az t dasfroys thc germ that canscs lt TNe same germ causes halr to fall ant and iater balsness, in Killing it., Hernicsde stops faliirg hair and n-events haidness II is also sn ideal hair dress ipg for # lends an aris'ocratc charm to inc hair tha is QLisc distinctive. Sold by leading drurris3e. Send Toe in stamps for sa1nnie to The Ilerpicide co. De-
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Things are going along nicely at the state fair regardless of the knock
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Nor has any cigar been named after Peary.
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Make business good at the state fair.
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Evening up in that Pirate-TIger game.
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But the Pitlsburgs will cop Vet.
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.xhat fine smoke my Creation Cigar nakesg If not you certainly have nissea a treaa. All smokers who have A~sied 1t admit fl the bess ever" for hle money. If you want cigar that IS really worth while smoking. Ask for the Creation for cents.
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The Majestic Hotel and Bath House
 H A.. Manager 

200 Rooms with Hot and Cold running water, and Telephone. Fifty Rooms with Private Baths and Toilets.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
SON OF VICE PRESIDENT
SHERMAN TAKES A BRIDE

Utica, N. Y, oct. 5.-The wedding of
Nj SIS Eleanor Mllar of this city and
Richard Updyke Sherman. son of Vice
President James S. Sherman, was
celebrated today in Calvary Episco-
pal church. Many guests were in at
tendance from New York, washington.
Buffalo and other points.
The wedding is the climax of love
match which had it's beginning when
Mr.. sherman was a student at Hamil-
ton college four years ago and Miss
Millar was frequent guest at the
college social functions. The bride is
one of the wealthiest young women i'm
her own right in Utica. has Travelled
extensively. and is a leader i'm the
younger social set i'm this city.
Mr. Sherman, subsequent to his
graduation from Hamilton college, was
assistant professor of mathematics
there, and year ago accepted the po-
sition of private secretary to former
Collector Fowler of New York. Re
Gently he resigned his. position i'm New
York to become manager of the ex-
tensive properties of the Consolidated
Water company of Utica, In which he
is Interested financially.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
new FEDERAL TONNAGE TAX
ON VESSELS NOW IN EFFECT
New Rate is Prescribed in the Payne
Aldrieh Bill and Amounts Virtually
to a Decrease Of Cent Per Ton
Will Greatly Lower Revenue Gov.
ernment Will Receive.

Washington, Oct. 5.-CollectiOn OF
the new tonnage tax of two cents pre-
scribed for in the recently passed
Payne-Aldrich tariff act begins today
The new law provides that the ton
mage duty of two cents per ton, not to
exceed i'm the aggregate 10 cents per
ton in any one year, be imposed at
every entry on all vessels from any
foreign port or place i'm North Amer
lea, Central America, the West Indies
islands, the Bahama islands or the
coast of South America, bordering on
the Caribbean sea, or Newfoundland,
and a duty of six cents per ton. not to
exceed 30 cents per ton per annum, be
imposed at every entry on all vessels
from any other foreign port, not how
ever, to include vessels i'm distress or
not engaged in trade.
The new two cent rate amounts vir-
tually to a decrease of one cent per
ton from the rates heretofore i'm effect
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
WISCONSIN D. A. r.

Waukesha, Wis. oct. 5.-The annual
conference of the Wisconsin Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution met
in this city today with an attendance
OF delegates from all of the chapters in
the state. The features of the initial
session this morning were an address
OF welcome by Mrs. Helen t. Tichenor,
OF Waukcsha, and a response by Mrs.
Isabel G. Cole of Fort Atkinson. After
luncheon the delegates reassembled to
listen to the annual address of the
state regent, Mrs. Ogden III. Fethers of
GAINESVILLE, and reports of other Off
GERS. The proceedings were inter
spersed with music. The business of
the convention will conclude tomorrow
with the election of officers for the
year.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
FOES OF CRUELTY.

st. Paul. oct 5.-The annual conven-
ton of the American Humane society
began in this city today. with Presi-
dent William O. Stillman presiding.
Three sessions will he held daily until
Friday. A feature of the program will
be memorial services for the late John
III. Shortall of Boston. who was the
founder OF the society and for many
years its national president.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
United States Court of Appeals
UpholdS Decision of the
Trial Court.
MEANS FIVE YEAR SENTFNCE
Unless Supreme Court Reverses To-
days Decision Chicago Banker Will
Have TO Go to Prson-Counsel Have
Thirty Days in Which to File AppIi-
cation for Re- Hearing.

Chicago. oct. 5.-The verdict of the
trial court which found John r. Walsh
guilty Of misapplication of funds f
the Chicago National bank. was af-
firned by the United states circuit
court of appeals here today
Counsel for Walsh i'm the appeal laid
greatest stress on what they alleged
was a lack Of criminal intent on the
part Of the defendant The opinion cf
the court of appeals. written by Judge
Humphrey and handed down by Judge
Grosscup Is brief and confined almost
wholly to the question of criminal in
tent The allegation that Juror Pal
mer was unduly Influenced is dismis-
sed with word and but little more -
wasted in eliminating the allegation OF
Inconsistency and rruugnancy "As
Ions rs there Is ro inconsistency in
the verdict as 10 the ubstance Of the
matter charged in the various counts"
says the opinion, "the verdict will MT
be disturbed. II the gravamen Of the
charge I'm each count, on which there
has been a verdict of guilty is the
same. there Is no Inconsistency in the
verdict"
As TO Juror Palmer the opinion
reads: "The record does not show any
improper influence worked upon the
jury. The return made 60 the court
was i'm fact the verdict Of twelve jur-
ors. The attempt by one Of them af-
forwards 10 impeach his verdict can
have no consideration. This doctrine
is well established and rs based upon
reason rs well as upon authority"
In the Instructions given the jury by
Judge Anderson in the trial court the
higher tribunal finds no error
As to lack OF criminal intent the
opinion reads: Under section 5209
there could be misapplication OF bank
funds by an officer which would be
innocent and not criminal and there
could be misapplication which under
the statutes would be criminal What
would show the difference between
misapplications which were criminal
and those which were not; what would
show Innocence or guilty; good faith
or bad faith: the court sought by in
struction carefully TO define and VIC
think did fairly define"
The eleventh hour attempt Of tho
defense To file additional citations de-
signed to show lack of criminal intent
came TO naught. The matter was taxi
en- under consideration by those con-
cerned before the court opened ANA
the decision reached that new argu-
ments would i'm no wise alter the opin-
ion as already written.
Counsel for Walsh have thirty days
i'm which to file application for a re-
hearing by the court of appeals Mean
while he will be at liberty under his
present bonds $4,000 Under todays
decisions Walsh must serve the sem
tence of five years imprisonment inn
posed upon him by the trial jury un-
less the supreme court reverses today's
decision.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
Arrives Shortly Before | O'clock
aud is Welcomed by
Great Crowds.
IN OAKLAND THIS FORENOON
Reviews Parade Of Six Thousand
School Children There and Pays
Visit to the University Of California
Biz Banquet in San Francisco
Toniuht in Honor Of the President.

Oakland. Cal, oct. 5.-President Taft
nut in a busy forenoon today. After
a brief visit in Berkeley he arrived in
this city and was met by recep-
tion committee of prominent citizens.
Thousands of people turned, out to
greet the distinguished visitor, who was
driven to the campus of the Univer-
sity of California. When he appeared
ON the stage pf the Greek theater he
received an ovation from 10000 citi-
zens and students. Later the presi
dent reviewed a parade of 5000 school
children. After visiting other points
Of interest the party boarded the rev.
enue boat Golden Gate for trip
across the bay to San Francisco.
Broadway, Fourteenth street, and
other leading thoroughfares through
which the president passed were elab-
oratcly decorated in his honor.
Welcomed in Frisco.
San Francisco, Cal. oct. 5.-Presl-
dent Taft arrived in San Francisco
shortly before O'Clock today. having
crossed over from Oakland on the rev.
enue cutter Golden Gate. An enor-
nous crowd was gathered to welcome
him. The official greeting was extend
ed by Mayor Taylor and committee
representing organizations of the city.
The decorations of public and private
buildings were profuse.
The program of entertainment was
such as to keep the president busy
from the time Of his arrival until he
retires at midnight following the close
Of an elaborate banquet at the st.
Francis hotel. Included among the
features arranged for the afternoon
are a drive about the city, a short adj
dress AT the laying of the cornerstone
for the new Y. NJ. G. a. building and
at the Union League club.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05

Spain's program seems to go beyond
the object originally communicated 20
the powers, and provokes apprehension
in Europe. especially i'm London and
Paris. The colonial authorities of Al
geria, the article says. have notified
Paris Of the existence of fanatical ex-
citement in the interior and speak of
the danger along the Algerian frontie,
If General Marina, the commander Of
the Spanish forces i'm Morocco. at
TENTS To push his expeditions south
ward from Zeluan. In conclusion the
paper intimates that reports from tho
interior Of Spain, indicate there is
grave danger of serious trouble at
home as soon as the country is de-
nuded OF troops. The Spanish en-
bassy here is under heavy guard night
and day as it is feared Barcelona rev
olutionists are plotting the assassina-
tion of Marquis Del Luni, the Span
ish ambassador, as means of forcing
tho government to abandon its re-
pressive measures i'm Catalonia.
Moors Heavily Reinforced.
Madrid, oct 5.--The report is con.
firmed that the Moors south of Zeluan
have received numerous reinforce
ments from the Beni- Burriaguel and
Azza tribes. Riffs to the number q
ten thousand are now entrenchinc
themselves on the heights surrounding
Zeluan.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05

Agran Austria, oct. after trial
lasting seven months sentences were
handed down today in the cases of 81
school teachers, priests and other per-
sons charged with connection with
what is known as the Greater Scrvia
Confederacy" The prisoners were ac-
cused Of high treason in participating
IN movement for the union of Croatia
Slavonia and Bosnia 10 Seryia, even
carrying the propaganda among the
troops Of the Austro- Hungarian army
Thirty of the accused were condemned
to terms of imprisonment varying from
four 10 twelve years and % were ac-
quilted.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
UNION OF DEFENSE ABSURD.
Columbia Professor Takes Occasion to
Ridicule il by Resolution.

Cincinnati, o., oct. 5.-The so-called
union of defense" between the United
States and Great Britain to offset the
growing naval power of Germany as
advocated by the English high officials
Is declared to be absurd In the resolu-
tion offered today i'm the German
American alliance national convention
by Or. Ernest Richards, professor of
German in the Columbia university of
New York.
The resolution also declares that
any move towards such an event as is
desired by the English would be GER
tain to meet with strenuous opposition
from the millions of German-Ameri-
cans and Irish Americans.
Former Congressman Lands of In
diana, representing the navy league,
spoke today of the Merchant Marine
and it's Influence for Universal Peace"
He advocated ship subsidy to build
up the merchant marine
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
KANSAS CITY MAKES MERRY.

Kansas city, Mo-, oct. 5.-Today
marked the opening of the Priests of
Pallas fall carnival. Thousant1 OF Wis
ltors from Missouri, Kansas. !, braska,
iowa, oklahoma and other g tes are
here to vie with the residents of Kan
sas City in getting their fill of mirth
and pleasure during the remainder of
the week. a grand electrical pageant.
the Priests of Pallas ball. motor
mower parade and series of operate
performances are to be prominent fea-
lures of the weeks festivities.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
GOOD ROADS MEETING.

ASheville, n. c., oct 5.-Publlc Of
"o'"'s' engineers and representatives
OF numerous agricultural and CONNER
o'a' organizations gathered HIRE in
.orce today for the three days session
=, the Southern Appalachian Good
''o"us convention. The direct object
VI me meeting is to promote move
','"' Tor the construction of 800 miles
- improved roads in the Southern Ap-
p''achlan mountains, with connecting
'o'us leading to the Piedmont region
y, oouth Carolina. North Carolina,
virginia and Tennessee.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
TUBERCULOSIS COMMISSION.

Montreal, oct. 5.-The new Royal
commission on tuberculosis held It's
initial meeting in Montreal today to or
game and map out "A program of
work The commission will make a
complete study OF the conditions af-
lectlng the question Of tuberculosis in
montreal and other large cities. The
present laws on the subject will be in
''susated and the commission will
report to the government as to what
,ur'hcr legislative action is necessary
TO combat the disease.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
JAPS CAN PLAY THE GAME.

Toxic. oct. 5.-The University of
Wisconsin baseball team lost its
chance to tie Keio University's nine
yesterday when visitors went down 20
defeat in the fourth game of the Sc
ries, three which have been won by
the Japanese. The score today was 5
to i'm favor of Keio. Eight Japanese
reached first base to seven Wisconsin
men, while each team had six errors
The Calumet news., 1909-10-05
MILITARY SURGEONS MEET TO
DISCUSS Ills OF SOLDIERS
Distinguished Medical Men From all
Parts Of World Convene in Wash.
inston for Their Annual Meeting
Problems Of Their Profession Will
be Subjects of Consideration,

Washington. Oct 5.-Soldiers and
sailors ills and wounds are to be dis
cussed by distinguished medical men
from all parts of the world at the 18th
annual meeting of the Association of
Military Surgeons, which began its
sessions today at the New Willard
hotel
The attendance at the meeting in
cludes about $50 surgeons, distinguish
ed in the army, navy and national
guard OF the various states and the
United States public health and mar
inc hospital service, as well as repre-
sentatives of Great Britain, France,
China and several other foreign coun-
tries.
Today was devoted to the routine
business of the association. The regu
lar program of papers. addresses and
discussions will be taken up tomorrow
and continued through three days. To-
morrow there will be symposium on
naval problems-the organization oil
The medical department and the san
'"'' '0i iNiNN VI 'hc Hc't unuSr pIcseht
and what organization isl
necessary, in view of future expansion.
one of the striking features of the ses-
sion will be a paper by Surgeon c. FL
Stokes, who commanded the Relief on
he cruise around the world.
Friday will be devoted to problems
public health as bearing
ipon the army and state forces during
,eace and war. That part of the pro-
;ram will embrace a large number of
,apers by well known army medical
'fficers.