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The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25
(From Tuesdays Daily Press)

Attorney W. F. Rhew of Card well spent the forenoon in the city on business.
 Dr. Black of Lepanto, who has been a patient in the sanitarlum for several weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs. Arch Boyd of St. Francis and Mrs. H. A. Bishop of Gaines vile are in the Paragould sani- tarium for treatment.
 Miss Mattie White returned to Marmaduke this morning. Miss White teaches music in the public schools of that place.
 Harry Willis, formerly of this city, now residing at Batesyillo spent yesterday in the city greet ing friends and locking after busi- ness matters.
 Mrs. S. L. Joseph left last night for St. Louis. In very few days Mrs. Joseph will leave for Califor- mia where she will spend the re- mainder of the winter. Gilbert Hale left this morning for St. Louis and points in the east
 He expects to spend several months at Niagara Falls where he Will | take up the study of art. MT. and Mrs. Robt. Eldridge and two sons left this morning for Ham ilton, Ontario, Canada, where they will make their home. MT. Eid- ridge will manage e finishing plant for hardwood materials shipped tc him by the Hartzell Handle Com many and other associated plants 1T this country.
 A. E. Ayres and little son, Albert who have been here several day' looking after business matters ant visiting friends, have returned tt their home in Drumwright, Okla
 While here Mir. Ayres sold his res
 ldencc property on Kings Highwa! to Cecil shane, the consideration be
 ing SLIGO.
 Dr. Frank Dickinson and wifi
 who were called here last week D, the illness and death of Mrs. Dick
 inson's father. w. J. Wood, hay returned to Little Rock. Dr. Dick inson intends to return to Green county in March to resume the prac
 tice of medicine.
 Earl Tansil of Newport, is spend ling several days in the city visiting thome folks and looking after busi
 ness matters. Mir. Tansil says tn
 business men of Newport have
 movement on foot to organize Chamber of Commerce, and it
 probable some of the Paragoul boosters will be called upon to as
 sist in launching and perfecting tn campaign.
 Acting on instructions receive , from Maiden, Mo-, this mornin Chief of Police Peterson arreste , two boys who reached Paragould O the SOulhDouIu 1VhtbA iNt' F'''''''' ger train. They were wanted io robbing the cash register in res taurant at Maiden yesterday. Tn officers found about thirty dollar lone of the boys. An officer frol
 Maldeng will reach here this aftql
 noon or tonight to get the boys
 Fire, originating in the loft of tn upstairs office at the plant of tn ! Brown Lumber Company, caused ' damage of approximately two hui ldred dollars to the building tn : morning. Quick and efficient wor I lupon the part of the fire depar : ment prevented serious conflagr'
 tion. Hugh Mcconnell, who owl property near the lumber company , building, presented the fire depar : ment with $10 as an expression
 his appreciation of the good wol r done by the members.
 A. Henderson, local insuran' agent who was arrested Friday ( |. Ia charge of forgery, was formal n arraigned before Esq A. R. Ha,
 yesterday He waived preliminal
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

see how 'Gets-Tt' gets them off in 9 hurry and without the least pain. | can wear tight shoes, dance and walk as though I never had corns.n
 "Gets-It' makes the use of toe- irritating salves, bundling bandages, tape, plasters and other things not only foolish, but unnecessary Use this wonderful discovery, "Gets-It," for any soft or hard corn or callus. It is the new, simple, easy, quick way, and it never fails. You'll never have to cut a corn again with knives or scissors, and run chances of blood poison. Try "Gets-It' tonight.
 "Gets-It is sold everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by F. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. I'll. Solu Ill HaraSoulu and recommen( ed as the worlds best corn remed by R. c. Grizzard.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

tFron Fridays Daily Prcss.)
 Win Emmert Of Spring Grove township stated this morning an epidemic of measles is raging in his community.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

Harry Massey. age II, of Bolton. Conn. is thought to be the best cake maker for his age in the state. IIc started in making cakes when he was ten and has become so skillful he now does all the cake cooking for his family
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. His bond was fixed at S1,000, failing to make which he was returned to the county jail. It is alleged Henderson forged the name of 0. O. Fisher to an applica- tion for an insurance policy in the Home Protective Association of Springdale, Ark. Authorities claim to have found that Henderson forg- ed names of Greene countians to more than two hundred applications. (From Wednesdays Daily Press)
 Maurice Block has returned from Q delightful trip to points in the east. He has been gone two weeks.
 Major Willie Ray of Hornersville transacted business in the city this morning.
 Ad Bcrtig and wife who spent the past month with Mir. and Mrs. ID. w. Kempnor in Galveston, re- turned home this morning.
 Cicero Thompson and W. T. Cos ten have ordered three Oakland Light Six cors which are expected to reach here within short time
 w. T. Vaughn and family who have been here the past month vis- iting Mir and Mrs. Albret Ham mond, returned last night to their home in Cordell, Okla.
 Rev. J. w. Eeay of Walcott is spending the day in the city on business. He is one of the contest ants iii The Daily Press and Week Ily Soliphone Automobile Campaign.
 Mrs. l. c. Perkins and little daughter, Vivian, arrived yesterday morning from Jonesboro to join MT. Perkins who has been chosen as rector for the local Episcopalian church.
 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Paragould Wholesale Grocery Company held | Ihcro yesterday J. F. Wilbourn, A. N. Rcedy, w. J. Pierce, Ad Bertie and H. s. Trice were reelected Gi- rectors and the former officials were reelected as follows: J. F. Will bourn, president; Ad Bertig, vice president; A. M. Reody, secretary w. J. Pierce, treasurer. A dividend of ten per cent was declared and Q substantial amount was also passed to the surplus fund.-
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

A barge built for harvesting kelp on thc Pacific coast gathers up about 500 tons of seaweed on trip.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25

A time saving can opener pat ented by an Arkansas inventor has a large blade so shaped that the top of a can is removed by a single turn of q, handle.
The weekly soliphone., 1917-01-25
Memorial For Clarke.

Little Rock, Jan. 1S.-The legis- lature joint committee last night voted unanimously to recommend the passage of the bill to appro- priate $1O,000 to erect a memorial in the Hall of Fame at Washington to the late Senator James F. Clarke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Niir ein nIreicreSa HentidIanO.

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Sobre 1913 genoninen miroe.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

rcQidrirt meroen 9mS ocm Gienit
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port inl leBten Somncr Elm mciicrer
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fonu
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
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miro aui Die pon oen y9wOes-2mO.
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nen ieit0oitent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
SouteI6rouO in euna6tecpiic.

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600 Couors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Anged6ts Der Orpbrnoru intrrnationalm aut
alrfIthent 4ptIlpn 4ertrpsgnItn'sn prosIuntire
Srh0e einoernfnns Der egua-scOn N' eousreNs m5si9

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

2onoom 10. @lor3 ,5n &c.
ontuorhmg elmer 1rogc i'm llutcr-
6oIic ioatc Der S@obfou5lcr, 9onor
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1916 bis 81. @Gr5 1917 wiiroen ii1
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tdalicbc sluSGobe fir oaS ,So6r miir0c
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
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muroc Sic llebcrlebeuOen beionocu
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Inter sen grtrulfencn beianocn
ii6 mebrcrp oneritnniidc 9iir9cr,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
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CllQuuVll. |tNu DlNINi NlllN ONVt'N
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maren . cinihIieBlic6 Oes &opitdnsc
9lmcriiancr 3lpei Der 2lmcrifmer
marcn notlroIiiirte 9iiracr; elm Dtt
alico DER 9cmonmmq Elm GAMBLER,
hattie ieinc eriicn ,Fapcre berdus9e
nonmen)
@eitere Rodbrib pom IS ons
iltl Erolt.
Goi6iuQton i9. @ldr3
Sine 5meitc Cepeide BON 0onlul
Sroit, oic 6cine gIadmittog eiulieL
ldete 1olgcnoes;
,)}od feline 9}odriht BON Gapi'
tan 9ouum bon Der pGitD Of Nlem-
pbiS. Tic Sdiiispopicre wurOeu
in elmer biscuit Cole Oerpadt in 0em
Boot oes' &opitdns aligennocn,
mel6cs am is. Inn If ll0r &ormit.
toQ5 BON cinem onoeren Sdiiie ON.
geirorficn mnroc. @s waren 9ln3ei.
teu oorbouocn, ooB sic SSnioiien oas
Boot in alIer N0it ucrlaiicu 6atten.
Sin mciBc5 laideuth mc6te ais
SloqQc pom Moii IS III ni6glid),
ooB aQc ncun Sniaiicn Oes Settings
9ooteS bonn ocutiben SmIAboot All
9oro qenomnlen muroen,. oOer- -mar
ma6rideinGd it, 0oh ciucm ireuno-
libcn Sbiiie, OoS nidt nit orabtIo-
lem 9lpparat ousgeriiiiet it,
Mic 0}ounpon0cr IS itD +
@2cmp6iS4 9crcttct.
Soponno6, 60, i9 W}drl.
Sr. W. $, 9}leaiant Scr @rdiiOcnt
Der ,CcQau Steani6ip Go.@ tcIcqro
p6irte 6Gtc auS 9}eiu gorf an cine
6ieiiac 3eiting, 0oB ollc Siii3icire
mO @}italieoer Der N}anni1ait oes
omerifoniiden EompicrS .@itD Of
@icmpbis~ Der am Somiiag 9}aN.
ulittag BON eincm 0cutiAcn 1aub.
boot pcrieuft ullrOe, 9crcttet mor0en
into.
Gas OermiBte 9icttungsboot, in
wel6em iid Gopitdn 9orim ser
Steuoro un0 onocrc Nlitglieocr ocr
9emounmg 6einnoen, III onqc6id
aeIonOct; bod bic 9otibait ioQtc
nibt NO.
Oompier oSSllinois."
&of6inQton 19 @}Gr5. @c
nerol'Soniul Simmer in 2onoon IA
5cIte 6eute Ocn Staotsocpartcmcut
ocn oiii5iellen 9cric6t iibcr oos Scr
leufcn ncs onlerifoniibcn SclDom.
piers oSlIiuois.
Scr ameritollii6e 1onpicr .Slli.
roi@," Der gciiern bon cinem oeut
ideu ll9oot ueNentt wurOc. NOR i'm
Ne9ierun0s arieaS &eriicbcrunas
bureau nit $250000 ueriibert. Sic
Nc9icrun9 6oite tcinc &criidjeruma
oni ben Oampier yNgempbis7 orcr
yGigilancia" mlSgeae6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

aut cine umintcrbroNcnc GllrHfi1
rm0 pes ppiibclitootlid6en NanOclS
ais iiber sen ,,utcrcilcn ser @ogncn
iuo i6rct 9lnqciicatcn Iie6cu0 au
0ic Gnti6eiOrmo iaot OoB Der
GongrcB OaS 9loomion Stotnt iomo0l
ais elm @eieb erloiien fonutc 0os ole
y00uc ieiiieBt mie oils elm @cicb, OaS
Die 9lrbeits Shnoen feitlegt.
Die @linoritdt iebtc iib aus sen
9li@tcru 0ao, @itnep oon Geoouter
imo Nic9iepnolos 5nianmeu.
9lihter Oa0 uerlas icin oigeueS a6
ucitcnoes @iHobtcn rd6reuo &id
Ter @itnep 0os onoere abpeiAeuoe
ciutabtcn bclonnt 9ob.
9ii6ter Gan erfldrtc llilter 9lnoc
rem ooB oic @ciebae6lno noic 9aa
nN o6ne 0cborioes aeieBlides Der
id9ren i6res @ioeni6mis 6erdl6e "
Die @iMter @iheO imo pan Gc
ronier iteater iid in i6rem @ltahten
mf Ocn 5tauopmtt DAB .oas Oeieb
ols lmconititutionen nno uiHiig er.
tldrt poroen loaie oa ser Goa8rcB,
o0mo6l er ssQeitanoeuermaBen nidt
m 9elibe Scr ,Snlorination lei pel.
DIE cine peritdn0iae lno aercbte 9e.
ronOinQ Der GontroDcrie uerlangc,
ocn @o6nen IN wiafiirlicber @eiie oic
gln5en euornm aoiIen elmer ols @r
pertinent 81 betra6teuOen 6r6obua
Der lmfoitcu ouibiirOa."
So6mGcoun0 ocs @o6nper.
fcbrs pcrmic0cn
9}cm yort 10. N}dr3. Sut
le6ten gnioenbld iit Der Stritc Ger
Gjlcn6o6n 9luoeiieateu ocS gon5en
aol8cn ser Dcute 96cno beginner
ioIic. ino Oaourh cine @aIamitdt
bon lnobie66orci 6olacn pernieocn
Iworoeu Gle Scute DER @iicupabuen
6abeu beute @jorgen oii ocn an tic
crQonqeuen glppel oeS @rddoeuten
yilion bin ongcihts Ser in orobenoc
gt6bc ocriidten @eiobr. OaB Die Der.
-fnnten in Son gNclffrien 6infrpfcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20

@os ods Seer onbetriiit bot 0os
ariegs Geportement nod feline oeii.
nitipcn Sdritte mternommen Ebai.
iode ieOod 1T 0oB pollit0noiec@ldue
fir oie 9ieuobiliirna Ser Mills
por6ereitet uuo &orlebuiu0en getroi
fen lino, cinc 0euiigeuoe 9lnsnbl bon
giii3iercn iid 8u iinern um cine
StGrtc BON 100000 6rehpHd0cu 8it
oradniiiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
0uglduO orobt nit gSrracItgngs.
WiohrcgrIu.

Sou0On 10. 9'dr3. Sin lin.
terbonle mnroe 9elie i'm 9iomn ser
Ne9ierung mitgetbeilt ooB, iouiet
bic 0cnticbeu britii6e Sefougene
no1c Der 6euerlinic 81 glrbeiteu BE.
nuben ME dngcoro6t woroeu ict 70
milroe Die &eaicruug it'd eutihlicBen,
oeeisnete @littel 81 ergreifcn unc.
'wenn aud ungcrn Mountaineering
reAeln olnDen0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-20
Hn9 enidciauua ncs oberOunNts.Geridts.
3medsSideruna 6mi[c6enlalllidJen OerGe6ts
aas a(dtituuSentaa. .aeriu8ip oufredJt er6alten

9die Der Observation-Disclosures rcr Nnocea aO beruft
f@ @ciaGit6ciric6e 6auOclt oencn Oas 6
isnIiac Sneic uG6dnat 0e 9Gaioriats GnidjeSnna
aui Der NitalSe Ocs OGcrira @crdtsGucs abacacGen.
%ier giatr FnS a6medcnOer NnEdt.