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three months of this war that sick ness was very rare in all our sani- tary stations The army in barracks reflects the state of health of the civil population with which it is as sociated If we were not at war we should now see the diseases Of the season appear in all our garrisons. but on the contrary. the army in action is remarkably free from them, and, for tunately in proportion to the dead, the wounded and the sick, there will remain a far greater number who have escaped all the dangers These will come back hardened, more re- sistant than they were before. enno- bed, ripened and better tempered physically and morally
 This improved condition of the sur yiyors. pr. Chauffard thinks will more than offset the decrease in the birth rate due to the many deaths and for that reason he considers that the general physical condition of the French race will be improved by the war
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USE OF TELEPHONE
 AT BIG BATTLE
HAMBURG SOLDIER ACTED AS OPERATOR AT TEE LATEST
 FIGHTING AT SolSSONS.
All Orders Pass Through Wire, Giving Directions for Artillery Fire at Inn portant Points.

Berlin. Feb 20. A Hamburg soldier
 who acted as telephone operator in
 the latest fighting at soissons. had a
 remarkable view of the operations
 from his dugout.
 'My den," he writes. "suddenly be- came the meeting place for officers and for several days 1t has borne the name Central Telephone Station of Field Artillery The name says enough 10 explain itself All orders pass through my wire, giving direc- tions for our artillery fire at impor- tant points.
 Outside We hear the wild rage of the battle Suddenly our dugout seems to be caving in: stones crum- ble from the roof; we stop breathing and a terrible pressure in the air seems about to flatten our chests. W hat was that? The younger soldiers tremble and grow pale but the vet erans give quick and meaning glance and the new men who nave not yet been in battle recover them selves and proceed calmly with their work It was after all only a little 1o-inch bomb The veterans know that it did not fall directly over our dugout and proceed with their tele- phone wnok, knowing that any de- layed message might cost much Ger man blood. Meanwhile the tide of battle is turning back and forth
 Our infantry is falling back and has lost connection with adjoining troops The first and third companies of the regiment have disappeared' or Height number must be stormed at once The first battalion is un- der a flank fire, it's losses heavy. help wanted at once The artillery must lengthen it's range 300 metres at once as it is endangering our infantry. Captain X--,has just fallen; Lieuten- ant S. assumed command Field artillery must Immediately open fire on height number -: upon road and enemy's artillery galloping away Two minutes later that road is screened with smoke as our shells fly further and further into the thick masses of men and horses. Horses l dash away in a mad panic, and men crep forth from under capsizea gun and caissons and limp away
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in search of cover They nearly sue ceed, when a little white cloud is sud denly seen and the toueriug figures and everything around are moved down. That was one of our sarap- uels.
 The smoke has cleared away. and our field artillery is shooting at more important game--a field battery in
 the road which is now at rest forever. Hurrah is shouted through tle teje- phone with the announcement: Cuff ries has been taken completely. also the height l32 naming a little forU Enthusiasm tor a moment and then the telephone service goes on with the same zeal and energy We have had great successes. and not man thinks
 of getting his dinner. We only drink black coffee from morning till night and that is al that keeps ms on our feet. The enemy's artillery gradually stops firing but ours fires still more hctly if possible. Suddenly the ur gent call
 iiN W Lbit HA tilItlN Nllt IlIt pd e Crouy and VauXrot 10 be taken by storm At 2:40 Crouy is taken after hard strugg e, and occupied by our brave Field-gray5. Two hours later NauXrot is ripe for attack and is taken by storm with only small losses. Another hour and the glass factory. alter having been friehtfulIy shot to pieces. falls into our hands. That was a strong supporting point of the French; and now there is no longer any holding out on their side Their riflemen run for the Aisne in wild masses and press to cross the bridees for the south bank Our artillery tears with rapid fire through the dis orderly masses Hundreds of these brave soldiers redden the soil of the native land with their blood
 Another HurrahI Announcement from division headquarters that the Kaiser, our beloved Kaiser, has just arrived in an automobile behind our front. Hundreds of telephones carry the news into the front battle lines and our men are no longer to be held bacil-in a short time all the country on this side of the Aisne is cleared of the enemy
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czurSSasi Ssi AVE- JOHN H. LEWIS CENTRAL AVE.

fact Unhealthy and mcomm2dious buildings have disappeared and will De replaced hy constructions conform ing to hygieujc laws and to the ueeds o5 modern life. Many defective con- dittons of our existence will thus be improved by the reconstruction that will be imposed upon us
 Death awakens life. After 1870 France pulled herself together and pushed vigorously in every direction. What shall be its power Of develop ment after this terrible trial. above all if the issue is favorable to us?
 The cause of the 10 wbirthrate." Monsieur Bouroux thinks. resides primarily in selfsaness and the dis. position to consider only the present or inc immediate future. With confi- dence in the future. with a vast dis tant perspective opened up. there is awakened desire to gIory ones self m ones descendants A vast career will open up before science before art literature and before practical activity in all it's forms.
 Measures that are most contrary to the indifference Of yesterday are today accepted without objection. snch as the prohibition of the traffic in absinthe Civilization has been loaded down with a thousand ficti- tious needs foreign and harmful 10 nature. A great many Of them are so many chains upon nature and as many causes of fragility and weak ness. Now, all at once. lacking all these superfluities, We feel no sense ot priyation. We are conscious. on the contrary, of re-entering upon fuu possession of our strength and of be- ing better able to dispose Of it for the accomplishment of useful work.
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War he says. mot only liberates us from selfisl passions but teaches positive virtues, the value of deci- sion, iutrepidity, sacrifices of life to honor and to the fatherland; it re- quires of us patience, and this people who were thought incapable of sup rorting in silence long and painful trials this people of whom its enc mics said that trey would come to their aid by insurrection.' remained calm and rcsolute The French. it was said, were not apt to act collect lively. Their incurabe indiyidualism precluded vivacity of mind and talent except to combat one another EX- amples they have given of unity and the efficiency of collective effort Monsieur Boutloux thinks twill have as importaua an affect upon France of the future as any other of the les sons of the war"
 From the medical standpoint. Pro- lessor Chauffard of the Academy of Medicine, before the Alliance IIIv.
 
 gIene SociaIe speaking of the mo oli1ation order and comparing it to one of the great physical phenomena which constantly trouble the uni. verse, like earthquakes. tidal wave. etc. says that the matter in 0licn France supported the shock augurs well for the health Of the race after the war.
 Adaptation" he says. "is the great est law of biology, for we live and ore. serve our physical and moral life by adaptation only He who is incapa- ble Of adapting himself succumbe The French race adapted itself ad- mirab.y to this unforeseen danger. and 10 realize this it is only sufficient to remember what Paris and what France were at the moment the mo bilization order was published. For the calm confidence with which each one went to his duty We are indebted to a quality that we did not know we possessed perhaps 10 that degree, nervous stability. to the mastery of ourselves, to the control that we have not lost of our nervous system.
 Tn collecdvity," he says. there are always certain number os in dividuals who suffice for their daily life. but who are unable to accom- pTsh a more arduous task or to sup. port an unforeseen shock. When the hour of the trial arrives those sue cumb. They lose their heads. Dur. ing the first days of the mobiliza- ton a number of such subjects pro foundly troubled mentally, arrived at the hospitals but in reality their num- Der in proportion to the number of healthy subjects was very small and many of these troubles were of very short duration The trial was severe. but 1t was to our honor because it bears witness that the French race has not degenerated.
 We knew ny long experience that every war involves the outbreak of a great many diseases. and we were agreeably astonished during the first 1
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SYMPTOMS
Slight Symptoms Sometimes Presage
 Serious Results.


 Serious Results.
 Do you feel tired, have you a sallow complexion, constipation, headache, bad breath sleeplessness or circles around your eyes? If so, you are un- doubtedy suffering from some liver complaint
 Perhaps you don't feel very badly now, but delay is dangerous To allow your liver to continue out of order, is to invite serious chronic illness Whenever you have the slightest symptoms of liver trouble stop it i'm mediately. You can do it harmlessly and mildly by taking LiV-Ver-Lax, the natural vegetable compound that is replacing calomel everywhere It has all the effectiveness, not the effect of calomel. Insist on getting The origi- nal LiV-Ver-Lax, bearing tho likeness and signature of l.. K. GrIgsby. which is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or money refunded For sale hy R. q Morris Drug Co. and Public Drug Co
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DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE
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Two blocks west Of Oaklawn Race Track. This water is noted for it's cures of Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Stomach troubles Constipation and Eczema. Delivered da y In 1-2 Gai- lon Bottles. s1O0 per week. If you have Kidney Trouble, Eczema or Stomach Trouble. be sure and try 1t. Phone 1496.
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Williams Kidney and Liver Pills

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 back3 Have you fiabby appearance of the face and under the eyesf | SO. use
 WILLIAMS KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS.
 For sale by all druggists. Price 50 cents WILLIAMS MFG. O., Props, Cleveland, Ohio A. c. JsnnlnRs. 1os ouachlta Avenue.
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Dr A. L. Sneed mas returned after a two months absence and can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual.
 18-27-tf.
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A safe and painless cure for Alec hol and Drug AddcHons Strict prL va and personal attention assured by physician with years of eNperl- ence. Address Drawer No. 4g7.
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Hot Springs Real Estate For Sale bv Owner

Some n or subdvded lots in part of city, near line of the Interurban Road
 Arlington Place." 26 lots almost in center of city, GOO it. from the junction of Central Park and Wilmington Ave nues about 200 feet from Wilmington Ave Presbyterian Church, beautiful healthy location for nice residences
 DelGlen Place" 28 nice residential lots just south of Park Ave, laying between Dell Glen Sts This really fine site contains about one selected as site for Odd Fellows Santarum of the beauty and heathfuness of the location These lots bargains to those intending to build.
 "Rambe Grove" nice lots Ramble St., at junction of Rambe Oriole and Bloom Sts. The environment has nice cottages and other improvements.
 "Westbrool Addition" 1 nice lots on Bower St. just north of Park Ave. Pretty cottages and fine buildings all Westbrook and nice class of residents The laying together would make beautiful building site
 Several pieces of city property in the eastern part the city, on the projected Interurban line
 About 40 just north and close to Wilmington Ave, between Maple Linden and Myrtle Sts. This property simply ideal for bungalow e with its gentle elevation ra vines, fine shade trees and delightful cooness
 40 Acres situated IS of mile east from the Postofco about 12 mile east of the city limits This tract will be d
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MURRAY TRANSFER. eO

We have got the only fireproof ware house In the city. Warehouse construct. sd with separate apartments for s0wY tuYnisura
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 II you, my sister are unhappy because of ill., heaith, T you feel unfit for household duties sOclal pleasures, or daily employment write ana tell me just how you suffer, and ask for my free ten days trial of d home treatment suited to your needs Men cannot understand women's suWerings What We women know from ex- perience' We know better than any man want 70 tell you now to cure yourself at home at a cost of about l2 cents a week
 II you suuer from womcn's peculiar ailments causing pam In the head. back, or bowels feel ing Of weight and dragging down sensation, ianing or displacement of pelvic organs, causlno kdney and bladder weakness or constlpaton and piles. painful or Irregular periods, catarrhal conditions and discharges. extreme nervousness expressed spirits, melancholy, desire to cry, oen, creeping ieehn9 along the spine, palpitaton,
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yded up into 10 lots to suit buyers The land lays very we'll for truck gardens chicken ranches Bargains
 Whet Stone Quarres in city; lots and T. blk 159 Con tains Ouachta and Arkansas stone
 Over 300 of the finest black slate land the state Developments made prove this beyond doubt Land situ- ated about miles from the Rock Island R. R. Will be sold at a bargain
 Gum Springs This could be made the site of a fine Summer Hotel Santarum has frontage of 293 it.; beau- tfu large shade trees the air is and pleasant the test summer days Read what old time physician said of the water q have known and prescribed Gum Spring water for twenty-five years with the most favorable results lis diuretc properties remarkable It is also laxative em- inave and tonic There valuable water in the vicinity Any of the older physicians doubt will say the The output of the springs is very arge could be made fine shipping water,
 GAO Merchantable Timber Land ii miles west of Hot Springs in Montgomery Co., Sec l6, Twp 2 Range 21 $9O0 acre.
 The of the foregoing property dosrous of selling his holdings in Hot Springs returning to his home in the Will be glad to sell the various properties satisfactory prices and terms.
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On Ouachita Avenue 106 it. by 252 ft unimproved op- pose Christian church. This property adapt ed for business houses in front and cottages in
 On Ouachita Ave. by 150 it.; the improvements fine furnished flats 668 and 670 bath in each; gas, electric light water and sewerage
 On 0uachta Ave- undivided half interest in 100 it. by 230 ft; unimproyed; almost opposite Court House.
 There be no mistake in buying Ouacha Avenue pro- pery steadily advancing in value above any other street location in the city It is the main artery business be- Farmers South Hot Springs with Hot Springs pro- per- Just look at the building being done this should be convincing to anyone
 106 it. by 200 it. Fern St. between Quapaw and Pros pect Ave- the property lays Mr. George Housleys pretty new bungalow; sewerage gas water and electric light It is really beautiful building site; price reasonable
 On Prospect Ave, next to Government drive up West Mountain lots 56 it. frontage by it. deep They part and what left of what formerly was called the Park spot of Hot Springs fine residential sites hardwood shade trees.
 60 it. on Garden St. by 144 Pleasant St. one square from Park Hotel and Malvern sewerage gas water and electric light street This property is well adapted for either church site, residence or flats.
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