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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14
9erarD."
2raftii6e WsaBnabmcR
Ssgsn frembipra4ige prefe uno
naturaItiirte 8iirger i'm
SeHat berlanst.
Ssnator Sing aus lltab tit Der 9atsr
Der beiben 0orlagen.

B af6tnston, n, 13. 2tuguit. -
Sur9 cine 8orlage, bic Senator Sing
am Ueontag i'm Senat einrei6te,
lDiiroe in 3eituHsen, bic in beutI9er
Spra9e, pber in elmer dnbereu Spras
DE in biefem 2anbe eri6einen, bic
8er0fTentli9ung Opn &riegsna9ri9s
ten poer bon 8efpre9ungen interna,
tionaIer, foIUie ppIttiI9er Srageu Ders
boten, es iet benn, bag parallel nit
benz fretnbfpru9igen Sert eine nprts
setrsue engliias lleberieBuug per0f.
feHtli9t mir
2luBerbem retfJte Sendtor Sing
ou3 nod cine 8orlage eirl, bur4 peI'
DE bic 8uEbesre9ieruna bas Rs6t ers
9alten foa, 8iirssr, bic tpdbrenb Der
OerflofeHen snon5ig Sabre naturalis
iirt tpuroen, gu oeportiren ober Su ins
terrireu, falls re I9ulcig befunben
Derben, miinbli9 ober f5riftli9 gleu.
beringen eetban gu baben, bic ben
8ereinigten Staoten gegeriiber iuonuf
tt1o, poer bic ba5u dnget5dn finD,
Gufrubr pber 4bfaG gu peranlaiTen.
2al1t ben 8eftimmungen Der 8orlage
ipiiroe Der @eneraIartpdlt 8erfd6ren
gegen bic getreffenben oHsuitrengen
RGben, I'M i9re 8iirserpupisre su nj,
berrufen.
3ettuug in 9ern in Der
S3peis semaBregsLt.
Bafbington, 13. 9Gug. 9epe.
Iden. fpeIfe I'm Stuatsoepartement
stnIisfen, beIagen, haB auf bic RebGt,
tim Der Treie 3eitlug in Bern in Der
S9pet5 alf ben @runo, neil tie bic
golitit urtb bas @erbalten bes 9rG.
ftberter @iGpn rnterftiiste, BON Der
ppIisst stne HBsia beranitnItet trlrbe.
Dem Staatsbepartement 1T tein
Sal befannt, in treL9em 3eitungen
IN Der Sdytpei5, 1peI6e bic Sadie Der
gentratntG4te rntsr5fiisen, uHterOriidt
puroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14

Giebt Stoatsospartsmsnt perfOnli4e
SePeI9e bss Saiisrs Dilbelm
ca ben prGiibeutsH Wil>
ion bstannt.
Die am IA. Qusuit 1914 BON bamas
lissn Sptidafter Ssrar6 pn9
Mai5iugtoR SeIuHot
muIbe.
-
Der &aifer gisbt bartn 4uf4luB
iiber feline geuliibuHseu CUR
Derbiitung bes &riesss
1tuS nie sr bur9 RubIanb unb eng
Lamb in ben &rteg btHrin>
setrieben tpurbe.
@uf bic Depeide bat Setarb IN ben
RGuoirsn, bic sr bsr0ffsutIi@t,
fi9 besosen.
Cine grtIdruug Der beutI&su Regis'
rung IN ber Sa9e beoorte5enb.

Sopsn5ageu. 13. 4uguit. -
Die .a6lnife 3situng- fdreibt, boB
bic beutE6. Regisrung IN 8dIbs eine
GriIdruRg besiisIi4 Der DepsI9en ab,
sebea piro, bic I'm auguIt 1914
Dom aaii.r an ba prdFbenten
@iHon gsfonbt purbe unb auf bic
iid Der nOrmalige ameritantf6e Bots
i6aftsr IN Berlin Sames SO. @eraro
in Istnen Wemoiren be5isbt. Sas
&latt bsr5ffentli9t ben Dprtlaut Der
Sepei6sR, ME er BON Serru Geraro
piebergeeeben porben 1T.
BaibiRgton, .. g., 13. @ug.
Der Dortlaut Der Sspef9e bes Rais
Iers wilbelm an ben prdiiosuten
8ilion, bic Dem 9of6after @srorb
in .inem taiierli6sn 9anbi6refbsu
ii6ermittett DDrben mar, Dur6e an
Uontos gum erftsH Wnl BPM Statsa
eebart.ment betanUt gesebeu. Die De-
seI4s laltiete pie ioIgt:
Berlin pi1 Gppsn6nger.
9atirt "A. ausuft 1914.
Gingstroffen Is. glusuf, 7
llbr 80 Uitnuteu Qbenbs.
qn ben. Stautsietrstar, BaF5instou.
IA. &uguit 8 llbr Ra4mtttuss.
0os JoIgenbe purbe mir psrf6us
LID Dom aaiisr i4riftli4 ii6srgeben:
prtoot uub psrtraulih.
Sir ben prdFoenten peri6nIt4.
Grtens: Seine t5nigli9e Subsit
Qrius 5einri9 purbe Oon Seiner
&0nig 9sOrg V. in 2onoou
empfangsu uno srmd9tist mir miinbz
lid mitsut6eilen, baB England neus
trail Meibeu pur0e, fn1s ss duf benz
issItIanb gu .insm &riese tummen
iolte. an benz 8euti8Iauo uno
Seiterreid unO RubIanb
pGrsn. 8ieis 8cti4aft
huroe mir BON meiHem 9ruber teIes
arapbiib Don 9on0On aus nab Der
.tnterr,ouug nit Seiner Rniefdt bem
a6uia iibernittelt uub am 20. Suli
portlid pieberbolt.
3peitens: Ulein gotfhafter in
2onoon ii6erIanpts cine 8Utitaft bon
Sir Gbparo @rsp, oes SnbaIts, bab |
aur penH es BEN glnI9ein gepiune,
baB Granirei9 5eridmettert peroen
gnglanb siusrsifeu piiroe.
9rittens: glm 80. 5sribtete mein
gutldafter in 2onoOn, oaB Sir Gos
paro 9rep ibm i'm 2aufe zines g}ris |
uotaefprd&s geiast babe, ooB fallg |
Der aonfitit lotaliiirt bIsibe SDii9en
RuBlanb - ni6t Ser6itn - uno |
England iih Hi9t rib |
reu t,lrbe, bnb ieDo6, tpenn mir uns |
IOlIten, ss i9nsne GntIdeis |
runstn trsfien unb ernite Sdritte
.bun niiros; in anoersR Dcrten, Gngs
Iaas piirns MID ui4s aRriiarsa. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14

oenen sic nIeifien Brorbboutber mo-
ren. 8ier GirtIiiten tpltr6en get6otel
,ui6 truei nertDua6et.
Gs fun su beftigen 4rtiIleriefdn.
pfsn In Der Gbanrpogne ar wauni
Garnilet: duf bei6eu ltterT Der glaai
ionic TN 9Grrop g8aIbe. SufaTterie'
tantpfe fdrt5en nitt ttntt.
2lrurse be3 Siterrs, II. Guguit;
aus bcrn strirrna 9baI ipirb iibe,
@efehten 5fplid,en grfurSungsmaln.
ih1ften beriftet. Gos @eifqitfeiiar
mar an ser sGr3en Srort sienili4 les.
bait. H1msntli6 IN Der Gerna Bic
girng. @ngliite sylieger baben biz
iein6lihcn EIieeertaaen IN 3ortbei
nit gonlben belegt uto frnr3ofii6e
Glieger bic Seeenb 5iptihen beu wla.
III ano oem G6riba Gee
StaItenii9er @eriht.
gf o m. 19 9Luglijt. 9as strieg,.
nrtrriiterrtm aab aut Teontag has ioI.
Jetloe 5efdnnt.
~9os @eisbiitfeier mar afltb bon
goer5 uEb aIf bem 0oiio Guiti beft;.
ger. gs fam sii Iebbaften Gseis9ten
ron GrtirnbingsmaHnihoften stui.
iflen bs.n Gbieia in0 benz aitico sbaI,
iofpie mn gahola TbaI. 9ie SIieger.
.,dtigteit III Der seionrulten ssroiit
NOR siendib leboft.
Das bic Rufisu iagen
ct Petersburg 13. Guguit.
Grisgsi4auplas: Gs tam
u 5ufauterieidHpfsu unb Grtiinbt,
sungsuntsrnebmungeR
RumGnii9er Erisssf9oupIab: 5n
Der 9eesno norbip.ftIi5 BON SiHiOt
bssann Der Geinb mad artilerieDors
bsrsituug stnsn ansrifi auf unIere
Stsaungsn. Der &f bauert nod
nit abfpedielnbem ariesssliid an.
Sn ber Dcnas@rose9tni Gssenb
bansrte ben aanjen Sonntas iibsr
cine bsftise StIa4t. Rumduifte
5ruppen, DON anieren Rssinlsntern
untsrjtiiBt, tris6sn ben Gtinb 5uriid
linb pertrieben ibu bon elmer HnsdbI
55benftslunssn. Di. OffenfiOs bauert
IN.
Gin GegeHaitsyHf bes SeinSes i'm
5lonitus5baI lpurbe obgeiDitFsn. Wir
naften iiber 600 @efnngsne unb ers
5euteten pier MaihiHengetpebrs. Sn
Der geeenb Don JOtIhani isBten bic
am SOnntae ibrs bartnddis
zen slnsriffe fort. Weftlid pon Der
Jctf9mti- -2liuo 9abn sreif.u friiGe
4btheiluHgen in ben 4ampf Elm. llns
ere SruppeH bnbsn iDoder ibre Stsls
ungen btbanptet uno Jsittusife 9sseH'
lngrifie asmaHt unb bei .sinsm bsrs
elben ipurben 500 Ssiierrsi6er sss
anssn genommen. Geesnb abeno 5os
len Ii& unIsre 3ruppen. untsr hem
Druid bss Jsinsss, auf bic Sirdsiis
Deotiei ainie suriid. linisrs Glieser |
laben an psri6isbenen puntten bins |
n ben fsinSli4tn 2tliifn gnmbsn |
ltoftpo<isus i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14
4eiTimtFii4
st ~2ofaI- -GrBeiger~ be5iigIi9 ber
Stofbolrner &orferer3.

amiter6am, t3. 9Iuguit. Ser
@erliuer faI.Gn5eiger" beuerft,
bnB bic @1ridIieBlirg Der brttiid,en
9Irbeiterpurtet be5iigli9 Der Soffnun-
gen a1tf Die Stodbolmer &onferer8
ongeii6ts Der 8erGn6erltngeu, 6ie in
fuBIartb itattgeflurben boben. ntdptS
Grtbern tptr6. Qos 8latt gIaubt nidt,
baB bos Brogrmrun Der glrbeiterpdr.
rel iebr bteI @lttes 5eittgeu miro uno
bolt Die Stelllingnabnre Der auerifd-
niiden Regieritng, pelhe amerifGrtt'
ifen Oelegaten Reiiepdiie oerpeisert,
fir nett IoqiIder.
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Sm Srontus SbaI baben bic DehI6eu
uno Oeiierpe;der tDeiteres Gebist
geponneu.
Dom tDeitlidxu arisssf4nupIas pirh
ni9ts bon 8sbeutung s.meIbet
2aut beutidsn gert4tsn babeu BIZ
glniirteu IA sylieser unb einsH
GeielbaIon Derloren
ensIdnber seben DerIuft bon Fe6en
JIug5euseu gu, molten aber a4s
belitt&e obseiduH<n iDdbea.

Werrfn, 10. afiiguit pin aonoon.
Sic TriIppen bes Sel6marfGnlls bon
aqodelrien baben dIir Sorntag bic I'll.
naniide Stabt Ranti,i. eiaen Glen.
ba5nfre,simgspunft in Der fiioli4en
RcIomi, Die BON ben 9tuiien irt6 Rii.
nldnen nait aller gnergie rertbeioigt
murbe, erobert. Gie einnabne Der
StG5t ipirb DON Der SbeHten SeereS-
Ieiilrng antlih aelreIbst Der 9cri6t
bonn SftIideu arieasf&np Iaitei
tpie folgt:
.stnmpffrcnt bes Ertnoer 9ecpcIo.
gs tam gu Iebbafteren 8dmpfeu iiio.
lid, pcn Gmorgon, iteitlifI ron Sirtsf,
itt 6er WGbe ponSnrriopol fotuic anl
Sbce5 Stub, no oiid Geiette 5uiid)en
rleberfallabtteilirnge itattianOen
Stontpffront oes GrsbersogS Sc
iepb: Sn Der ipeitlifen NoIo0l bdbsn
mr. ,rlgead,tet bes airberorOentliden
a5iberitnnbs bes Se:abes, Der iidj in
3anlreifert, beftigeu &ngriffen fiiiio-
gabs fiioIid) tom 5roitis 2baI fpeiter
ar @epiet gefDornen.
aryneegrnppe oes sSeloninrifallS
nm Wadenierl:. sSn Sturnansriif lit
ole perJlpeiiaIt BON ben Hiriien rno
Runldnen pertbeibigte etaot 9,nns;r
gtllonimen rporoen. Borftobe, ipcId,e
bie Ruiien unb 9farnanen, I'M ibrerr
bel gansiu betrangten Er,ippeu sn
SiIfe 5ii forineH. gegen tenad-bortc
Gtequnssn IN unierer Gront nladren,
iparen pergebIif) pn6 braten nit
itapersn Rerluiien fir ben Beino gu.
iannnen. Sim llnterlmif bes Serrtb lit
oie @ejfaittb1tigfeit driomierr6 Ie6.
boft nnS peridie6ene aingrifie bes
SciitoeS sipt;fen Der wGinb-ng oes
gu,eu ilib Der Gonalt. tpiiroeH abge.
Niefel
WdssSonifde ann.pffront: GS iit|
nidlts bon Bsbeutlug si mefoeu.1
BON ptHli9tn 2r.tegss
f4aapIab-
HerIin, 13. 4usip. nia Sonncn.
gBk bic Dberits Sesuesleiiung msIbst.
ianhen am S0nnids ttins SHfanieriss |
idnlpfs In Glanbern iiatt, aber 4r.
griff Der Grdnsoitn an bsS disnf
Eront ipsrbsn geuieIost. Der gsri6t
loiiist Die folst:
-Aampffront bss 9ronprirseft
pon 8an.n: On bsrI
Rampffroni IN G4dnhern BAT bis Ges
fhlbtbdtigttit, nah eiuer Derbdltnib>
mdttgtn Sti[e p6brsnb mebrerer
Gage, In ben MbeHbitunbsn irtber sthe
kAuienht 5eftieteit errei4t. Die
Wntuns unItrss gd1iibfsusrs segsnl
bic ftinblidgn 1utttrieH mar gut. Nir
babsn fsrner cine porbersitenbe S;itis
lung engld&r ansrsifenbsr 1ruppsH
5fIi@ Don wasfinss In bic 2uft &C.
jprnet.
sfumpffront bss bsasf6sn arors
I'm Gb'aia ~ Nezln FL
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Saben bic sruppen bss 5<IbmdrI9d1s
pon ysafeuitu bic 5taot ssSonsiu
srobert.
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3erfbrt
8urD.n Iaut ensIii4em geriht 5iDsi
Der b.uii4sn Jlug5suse,
3i. Sonnias ben 1Ieberfall aui bic
Siiboftiife gnslanbs ses
ma9t battsu.

Oeutf6lanb sisbt gu, bab zines Der
Tlugosuse Dermibt ptIh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14
Smnse Gbepaare
grboIten IN StrnBburg feds Goben
lang boppeIte Hattoreu an
2eberIsutittelri.

Berlin, btn 2ouoon, IS. Gtpe.
Oos itGotiIfe Observation-Disclosures
m Strobburg bat befo1ntgegebeit,
oob iltngDerbetrotbete Baare pabren0
Der eriteu feds @o6en an 9ebeus-
uitteln 6oppelt 70 bel be5iebeu t6H-
nen, aIs msf ibren geabrrmgsHlitteIs
tarter1 norgeiebes tit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14

2onbon, 13. 2tusuF. - 3iud
Der beutiden 5lus5euge, bic an
Sonnias ben 1tebsrfaI ouf bic Glib
oittiifte gnsfanbs madtsn, Durben
bon briiiften MarinefIisssrn ssrft0rt,
ipie in elmer amtli9en Betannt'
ma6ung am Waontag srtIdrt murine.
su niejsr omtIidsn grtlarirug beibt
Is au9, bab bas cine Glus3eug Elm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14
9t1t Sturt,,att9rif
Wuroe Ole rumdni(6c StaOt panbiu Oon oca Oer-
6dn0ctcn gcnommen,
0b0cn e pn den Rn und Rumansn acrdsnI0 as psrbsds
Wurd1,

Umfsb
SrHpu Jm Ipts
kiubeur Hbeuns be
&uiae JlssH gHons
unb5o ben be
gS
bh
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gSetterberiBt.

Ohio: Sd0nes 8etter am
gienitng; Gegen in n5roli6en Sbeil; /;
am aRittpot b0nes @etter.
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Ginss Der bsuf4en GIusseuss In
6olIanb selanbet unb iatsruirt
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9uenos 9lirss, 1S. 2lusuif.
anIdbIih zines Qlusitanbes DON
giienbnbnern m Roiarip, am garana
CLUB. norhDeftli6 Dun 9usnps glires,
iif es 81 Rubsit0rungen eetommen,
ssIsssnilid pslf,r Gifenbabnpnss
gons bsi6dbtst ipurOeu. Die pOIiSsi
puros bsrausbsorOsrt. I'm bic Rube
ipisber bsrsuiisIIsn. Gs neroen Sros
bunesn bs;iisIicb .inss allgemsinta
sLaAtGunes u RcIaiiO lGak
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-14
5nt Wurtlamt
0er6fentfi6t Staatsocpartement Depc(6e oes ocut.
(6en Gai(ers on 0en prdGOcnten
Die dub den daaIssn BcFtaftsr Gerard am H. Hasu 1914 bsr
nlttst Wurde.

Batter CAB in Der Sef4s User f sema3n QaHas
sf4e u vi.
ofntt Rguru
GHnf amehann Gnn N@ 2frs
EFa6e aGbnabna
aus
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Our9Sug Der Sruppen unter elmer
Sarantis Der Grsibeit fir Iein GanO,
abt4dgig beI9ieben bate. SD bin
fur bic goti8aft bes grGfi0enten
auBsrOrbentIi8 Onntbar. 8ilbelm."
@eror
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
HlNoUs DISCARD rURBANs.

Hundreds Of Hindus are pouring
into San Joaquin county, and prob
ably in the hope Of securing work at
once most of them have discarded
the turban for American hats, much
to the surprise Of the more devout
of the race.
Their religion has heretofore kept
them from discarding their turbans,
but the late arrivals appear to have
been coached in the art Of becoming
to certain extent Americanized.
Most Of the Hindus have been en-
ployed on railroads or general con-
struction work of large proportions,
but it is believed that the coming
summer they will seek work on the
ranches, and the farmers are Of the
opinion that the scarcity Of labor,
which has often caused much loss,
will be greatly relieved this summer.
Stockton correspondence San
Francisco Chronicle.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
MARRIED MEN LIVE LONGEST
Investigations by French Specialist
Prove conolusively That That
10 Fact.

DR.. Jacques Bertillion, the great
French specialist, is making a spe-
ciaLstudy Of marriage and longevity.
He says:
"Take 1000 bachelors and 1000
married men and count the death
rate within given'period, and you
will find the death rate among the
bachelors to be double that Of the
married men. My figures cover from
the ages Of is to 81 and the death
rate of the bachelors is double
throughout"
Continuing M. Bertillion said that
the mortality Of unmarried women
was also greater than that of the
wives and mothers. Death plays the
greatest havoc among widows. The
doctor said he had proved that the
mortality among young widows from
20 to 20 years Of age was double that
Of married women Of the same age.
His statistics cover many countries
and many diff t race It people,
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
DIED

Thomas Pemberton, aged II
years died at his home near Mar
row Valley, Sunday, September
80. The funeral was conducted
Wednesday by Rev. E. w. Akard
and Rev. Underwood, and the
remains were buried in Narrow
Valley cemetary.
The deceased was a well know
and highly respected citizens Of
the entire community; he served
in the Union Army d. ing tn
Civil war, being a member of
Company D, 4th Tennessee In
fantry; was affiliated with the
G. A. R., and had been a member
of Narrow Valley Methodist
church for several years.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
PROVED TRUTH OF STATEMENT
Marshal 5lucher's Object Lesson to
Son Was Also OF Financial
Profit to Himself.

Napoleon was a very poor card
player and never INDUCED in any
serious gambling. The same was the
case with the duke OF Wellington,
who. though charged with being ad-
dicted to playing hazard, maintained
that never in the course of his life
had he won or lost 20 pounds at any
game. 1t was different, however,
with the other christener Of boots,
who came to help Wellington at
Waterloo. Bluecher was inordinately
fond of gambling and repeatedly lost
large sums at play. Much to his dis
gust this passion was inherited by
his son, who had often to be rebuked
by his father for his visits to the
gaming table, and was given many
a wholesome lecture upon his youth
and inexperience.
One morning, however, young
Bluecher presented himself before
his father and exclaimed with an air
of joy: "Sir, you said I knew moth
ing about play, but here is proof
that you have undervalued my tai
ents," pulling out at the same time
a bag Of rubles which he had won
the preceding night. "And I said
the TRUTH" was the reply. "Sit down
here and I will convince you" The
dice were called for, and in O few
minutes old Bluecher won all his
sons money; whereupon, after
pocketing the cash he rose from the
table, observing: "Now you see that
! was right when I told you that you
would never VIII" ."-Bookman.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
LEGAL gNOTICE

By virrLe Of he gu, ho,ity vesta1
in me by certain trust deed execu-
ted April Goth, 1912 by Estelle Peck
and others and registered at Dan
bridge, Tenn, in Book 20, page 1862.
will on October II, 1917 at 1890
o'clock at the front door of the Court
House in Dandrige, Tenn, sell at pub
lie sale for cash in hand and in bar
of all rights to redeem the following
property to-wit:
The old ST Peck house and lot in
jefferson City, Tenn, bounded by the
stream of Messy Creek, Southern
Railway Co, the Miller Livery Stable
and the public street or road. Said
property being fully described in said
trust deed.
The sale will be made to satisfy
the debts secured by said trust deed
together with the costs and expenses
of the sale, default having been made
in the payment of the said debt and
the owner of the debt requesting the
sale to be made.
This Septenbe' 1Ath, 1917.
Franz Pax, Jr., Trustee.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
CATTLE GET BEST OF GRAIN
Grandparents Of Present Generation
Were Strong Because They Ate
Whole Wheat Bread.

That there is a campaign among
the millers of wheat and interests
allied to them to discredit efforts to
persuade people to prefer whole
wheat bread to white bread is as
serted by DR.. Charles E. Banks,
senior surgeon of the Uaited States
public health service.
He says that present methods. Of
milling utilize 75 per cent of the
grain, and this is almost exclusively
the starchy part; the other 96 per
cent, containing the phosphorus,
mineral salts, vitamines, ETC., is sold
by the millers as feed for hogs and
cattle. These grow fat on it, for they
are getting the best part of the
wheat.
Doctor Banks says the diet OF
white bread is responsible for Amer
leans of today being pale and anemic
in youth and fat and fabby at forty,
whereas their grandparents, who ate
whole wheat bread, were strong and
athletic,
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
MAN NOT DESCENDANT OF APE
Scientist Points Out Differences Be-
tween Two Which He Defies The
ory Of Evolution to Explain.

DR.. Mattoon M. Curtis, professor
of philosophy in Western Reserve
university, protests in a letter to
Science against the assertion, still
common in current scientific litera-
ture, that mh is a descendant of
the anthropoid apes. He quotes Pro-
fessor Duckworth, the leading au-
thority in this field, who wrote in his
"Morphology and Anthropology"
eve must conclude that the exist
ing anthropoid apes, constituted as
they now are, did not figure in the
ancestry of man."
And he points out some Of the
fundamental differences between
man and the apes, differences which
defy any theory of evolution to ex-
plain. Among these differences are
those in the form of the skulls, the
shape of the most ancient skulls that
have been found being substantially
the same as the shape Of the skulls
of today.
Professor Curtis pleads that sound
science and sound education be based
upon actual facts and such theories
as grow out of them, rather than
upon mere speculations.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
THEY WERE HIS OWN HENS
In Ruthless Slaughter Of BIddIes Man
Was Keeping NeFvhbors' Table
Supplied.

Two neighbors kept hens and
quarreled because they scratched up
each others potato rows. One sold
his hens, unknown to the other, who
made a large run and fastened his
hens up, saying:
"Now, the first hen see in my
garden / shall shoot" -
Next day he saw a hen scratching,
as usual, SO he got the gun and shot
it, then threw it over his neighbor's
rails, saying:
"Take your henp
The hen was picked up, taken In,
and cooked.
The following day the same thing
happened. Still the neighbor took
them up and said nothing till the
seventh came over and hit him on
the head. Then he picked 1t up
and threw it back at his neighbor,
saying:
y eat your own old hens We are
tired Of eating them, and prefer a
brace Of pheasants. sold my hens
over 9 month since"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
INSOLVENCY NOTICE

To the creditors of the estate of
John Laughner, deceased.
The insolvency of the estate ,bf
John Laughner, deceased, having been
suggested to me, to the County Court
of Granger County, Tennessee, and
an order having been made on me to
give notice to all persons having
claims against said estate are noti-
fed to appear and file the same with
the Clerk of hte County Court at his
office in Rutledge, Tennessee, authen-
ticated in the manner prescribed by
law on or before January the 10th,
1918; and any claims not filed on or
before the day fixed in this notice,
or before an appropriation of the
funds is made shall be barred both
in law and equity.
This the 5th, day of October 1917.
T. R. Rucker, Administrator.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
HIGHER POSTAGE RATE

On and after November 2,
postage rates will be increased
by one cent, first class letters vii
require three cents and postal
cards two cents instead of two
and one cent as at present. These
changes are made in accordance
with the act of congress which
has approved October 3, and is
one of the provisions of the war
revenue law.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
COMMUNITY MEETINGS

Since the food bill passed, a
number of Emergency Agents
have been appointed in the state
and Mr.. w. O. Sharp is working
in Granger and Hamblen coun-
ties. He will be assisted by men,
bers of the Division of EXten-
sion and by those living in the
various communities in his terri
tory. For the purpose of explain
ing plans for carrying on con-
servation work, meetings will be
held in Granger county at the
following named places and on
dates mentioned:
Rlchland, Oct. 10.
Joppa, Oct. 16.
May Spring, Oct. II.
Tate, Oct. 18.
Idol, Oct. 19.
Puncheon Camp, Oct. %.
Washbirn, Oct. 23.
Liberty Hill, Oct. "a.
These meetings will be held in
the school house at $50 o'clock
at night. Mrs. Miller, Home
Demonstration agent, will assist
in the work. The people, both
men and women, are expected to
be present.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
, WASHBURN

J. L. Acuff of New Market,
visited friends t this place last
week.
]. H. Wolfenbarger, of Knox
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Wolfenbarger, this week.
Miss Leila Nicely of Wash
burn, is visiting her parents,
Mrs. and Mrs. J. F. Nicely in
middle Tennessee.
J. F. Wolfenbarger and daugh
ter, visited friends at Maynard
vile, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Sam Janeway filled his
regular appointment at Oak
Grove church, Saturday and Sun
day.
The Washburn high school is
enrolled one hundred and nine
teen pupils.
Mrs. j. F. Wolfenbarger Wis
tied her father, ]. F. Dozier,
this week.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-10-11
NoETON

Rev. Williams filled his last
appointment here on Sunday af-
ternoon.
Messrs. Carl Hale, Client Rich
and Misses Sophia and Minnie
Rich, and Mrs. Anna Rich mo-
tored from Knoxville, Saturday
and were guests of friends here.
DR.. J. w. Pierce, of Tate spent
Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Harrell.
J. M. Harrell, Miss Carrie Per-
row and Mrs. Webb, motored
from Knoxville, and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Harrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Helton and
daughter, Louise, of Morristown
were week end guests of home
folks.
A very interesting ball game
was played here Saturday be-
tween May Spring and Noeton.
The Noeton boys won.