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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
SALUTATORY

The Granger County News
makes it's bow to the good people
Of this noble county, seeking a
full measure of your support in
order that it may give the best
possible newspaper that can be
produced. 1t is our purpose to
print all the news, all the time.
In order to do so it was neces-
sary to have a local manager and
editor.
We were most fortunate in OBJ
tanning the services of Mr.. S. r.
Wester, who will be Editor and
Manager.
He will cover the local field,
as he is known to every man, wo-
man and child in Granger Ccun-
ty. We bespeak for him your
whole-hearted support in this en-
terprise.
On our visit to Rutledge, to
ascertain the possibilities of put
a newspaper in operation
there, we met with only the kind
Hest treatment at the hands OF
everyone with whom we came
in contact. Every effort was
made to push along the gooc
work. Support in the form of sut
scriptions, printing, advertising
ETC., were Forthcoming to this
end. Nothing was lacking.
With the publication of this
number of theGrainger County
News begins a new era in the hi
tory Of Rutledge and Graingel
county. The county has Ions
} been without this necessar,
meaas of communication, and en-
lightment and the peopa Of thi
community should, and 10 doub
will, use every means to boos
and further this worthy cause
; We beg a leniency for a fey
; issues, until we can complete GU
organization and get everything
working smoothly.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
Condensed News Of World

Baseball players strike is de-
clared off.
Army bill to declare universal
military training before Con-
gress. Six months service will be
required Of all youths.
A revolt Of serious proportions
has been sprung in Cuba.
Later = Actual fighting it is
understood is taking place.
Ambassador Gerard and party
are out of Germany.
Sinking Of the Schooner Ly-
man M. Law, with Americans on
board, has precipitated crisis
in German-American agaiis.
Ohio women get ballot in Pres
idential elections.
Cardinal Gibbons has placed
himself on record as opposed to
woman suffrage.
$4,000 was raised for rebuild
ing King College at Bristol.
The Tennessee Central Rail
road was sold Wednesday.
Relief Work in Belgium is at
an end.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15


Devoted to the Upbuilding of
Granger County" is the slogan
at the mast head of the Granger
County News. 1t stands for the
best and most economical county
government, good roads, good
schools and everything that goes
to make good citizens and a good
placefor them to live in. 1t is our
hope that we will be able to con-
tribute no small portion of uplift
and upbuilding to this grand
community. Help US To Do So
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

with the family and settled at
Wartburg, Tenn. He came to
Knoxville forty years ago, but
resided for some time on a farm
at Inskip. The deceased was
a member of Fred Ault Camp
No. 5 United Confederate Vet,
Grams.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
Success Of Dairy Farming

About six years ago we decided
we would like to try dairy farming
We had been obliged to butcher and
sell four of our cows and heifers
that year to get out of debt, so were
obliged to take the good advice we of
ten read of, and grow into the dairy
business.
The prices of mich cows for the
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15
Proclamation by Governor
To TIE People OF Tennessee:


No state can tyuthful)y boast
OF true greatness and wealth, un
less that state is great in its
moral development and rich in
the Codliness of its people,
hence the exacting demand and
important duty of every COM
monwealth is to band every eff
fort and exert every energy to
the thorough establishment of
the crcst forces which produce
Christian character.
The study Of the Bible is nee
osserily.a sacred duty for the
reason that knowledge of
Gods word is essential to the
development Of Christian char
actef and good citizenship.
The Sunday Schools Of our
State are the strong right arms
of our churches dealing deadly
and effective blows to the evils
that seek to destroy childhood
home State and Nation. This
being true our Sunday Schools
deserve all praise and encourage
ment and should be attended by
all our people. The child natural
~ follows in the footsteps OF
more mature years; therefor
our men and women should turr
their steps toward the Sunday
School, in order that the chill
dren may, there, learn lesson.
which will make them worthy
citizens. If the time ever was
when the Sunday School was bu
a place for the children, tina
time has passed, for, under thu
guidance of the good men an(
women who are giving theil
lives to this noble cause, there i!
now a place for all ages, from
the Cradle Rolf, for infants Il
the Home Department" fol
those unable to attend and duty
calls all to take their place ii
the Sunday Schools.
| could wish for no higher con
pliment OF greater honor fer ou1
people than to have it said tina
every citizen Of the state is
member Of the Sunday School
Thousands of our children ar
already on the highway to ruiz
because father, mother or some
body else did not direct their tt
ny feet into the paths that lea,
to the Sunday School.
There has never been q tim
when the Importance of Sunda,
School attendance was not real
lied and appreciated, but j
seems to me that in view Of re
cent events the Importance 0
Sunday School encouragement
md attendance is emphasized
We did not desire tive coul,
not help tive have evel
prayed that it MIGHT not com
but despite all this we are toda,
walking in the gathering gloon
OF lowering war-clouds, and w
need to know more of the teach
ings of the Prince of Peace an
His will concerning us.
Believing implicitly in tn
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

Wanted. - Live Corresr0r
dents in every section of thi
adjacent counties. Necessary pa
per and postage will be forward
ed upon application. Write $. /
Wester, Manager-Editor, Graif
ger County News, Rutledg,
Tenn.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

Wanted. 49,. Live CorrespOn-
dents in every section Of this
adjacent counties. Necessary Pc
per and postage will be forward
ed upon application. Write S. r.
Wester, Manager-Editor, Grain
ger County News, Rutledge,
Tenn.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

If people would live as they use
to. it would not cost very much mo-
than it used to.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1917-02-15

The columns of this paper are
open to all for the discussion of
any subject except politics.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
SUCCESSFUL MEETING
 OF COMMITTEES HELD

N-a r. C. D.6s.=ll. chairman e ghe .s--sg sgor4ry coza1s,fse on o,gazizztion cresi6st at las erenings r1e@iing. saich gzs attszdet 5y Ene ca1rassing committees a1c atrer r1e stating tne o5.scr q the nes-izg- presented Mrs- L J. c1ery. wao gare au intsres-ing saiz On Red CFoaz 95 orE- and s4Gissae- torisg snsNered many questions or Fhe ssb!eet q orgznlzasion. rls woras ete.
 The Fec5D- looks were dis-g.ogrsd among tze caaysssers, wao are 10 sl45s hazy recr9i.l1g Il order to pFo- egye members c which 5a4 are needed 70 procure 2 charter fer Chapter.
 i meeting Tss 1ead sa.s afternoon of tae ezecrttre comzaiSgee, wlo are blaming on karlng . large mass meet Ing of all the members in week c. seE days as soon as euough members rare keen seclEe4
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
TANK SPRAYS DEATH
 ON TERRIFIED TROOPS
Bullets Rebound Harmlessly
 From Monster Like Hail

LONDON. Ma 12-The first &C., count of fighting; as viewed from in side a British "a H." is contained in letter from se'o- F E. Divall, a Cana l;1u re saja
 "A. the wlerd lookir. forms 'ravel oyer the front trench troops rub thclr eyes in wonder at the strange cubist coat oe many colors tho 'ta nfs wear. Inside t1e 't1nll are Ike '-eyed fight ing men. while nrornd then is com plicated mass 0 machinery.
 Now we are passing over shell holes. and other trifles, in No Mans Land The deck Of the tank rolls and nftches like a torpedo boat in storm. We hold to anything in reach while we rush down a large shell hole.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
WORKERS DYING OF
 HUNGER IN BELGIUM
 REPORTS HOOVER
Situation There is One of Ex- treme Gravity. U-Boats
 Increased Death Rate

The German U-boat menace has made the food situation in Belgium ano Northern France one Of extreme gravity. The morality among adults n The industrial districts having ma. rey.ally increased. according to re. port b. Mr. Hoover in the New York World On his return from Belgium z few days ago. 3ir. Hoover said:
 T, like every good American have come oyer 10 do my share Mr Hoov' er said. Ny new duty is 100 big 9 proposition 10 discuss at this time.
 The food situation in Belgium and northern France requires eYery effort we can make" said Mr. Hoover, who does not intend 70 relinquish his pos ition as head Of the Belgian commis asf.r
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
AL-kI ARRIVES NORTH

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
4 SPLENDID
 HAP OF ALASKA
Board of Road Commissioners
 for Alaska

From Dis5urzng Officer Of the Board. To Editor. Ketchikan Progressive Mi, ner. EetchisaH. Alaska.
 subjecr. 1a15 map Of Alaska.
 an sending you with the compli- ments Of the Alaska Road Commission their 1a15 map Of Alaska.
 would ap-eciate it if you would acknowledge receipt by publishing in ~our paper for the information of the 7usl;c that thsze maps are for sale and mar be obtained by anyone for one dollar each ds addressing the Alaska Road Commis ion. Valdez, Alaska.
 yery sincerely yours.
 ?. V. DAWSON, Major Infantry
 NOTE The map referred to above is on exhibition in ehe Progressive Miners office window and Q casual glance over sill suffice 10 demonstrate i,s up-ro-dare attributes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
MANY ALIEN LEGI0NS
 ARE OFFERED TOU. s.
Fareioners Insist on Fighting Tn the Rank and Under the
 American Flag.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Another Of the difficult problems in putting the army on a war footing is the disposit- ion of the aliens in the United States. unnaruralized and still citizens or sub iects of the entente powers, and who wish to fight under the American flag. Applications are pouring into the war department from people acting as in. dixiduals or thru committees. In most cases they ask permission to ioin the United States army in national units from companies to legions. The var department prefers the men re- turn to the countries of their origin to serve in their armies, but altho most of them have seen military ser vice and are now reservists, they in- sist upon serving under the American flag.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
PROMINENT MEN APPOINTED TO
 GO TO RUSSIA
With Eihu Root. EX-Secretary ef State as Head of The
 Commission

WASHING TON. Nay. 12--Besides Elihu RooE- ex->ac-egary ot state under rhe las republican administration. and ex-s4aa.c- ot New York. President Vii soa nominated The other seven mem be-s q the board of commissioners who are 70 go 10 Russia 3s advisers 10 th4 nar republic Thos- named are: Chas R- Crane. John R- Mort, Cyrus NeCo--ack. Samuel R Bertoa. New York banker. Chas- 2 Russei. James Duneaa. vicepreSideat O. the Fedora tiou ot Laoor and General Scott. chief ot t1e military staff Of the United Seat=s army. The date of departure oi -1e u.SsioaeTs has nOT been decid esd Gpa1 ye-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
Measuring Statement Made
 B Competent Authority

taken in collecting this fund, and hope that as far as possible you will express our appreciation to each one who con tributcd.
 We cannot too strongly state the need of continuous support and to avert the collapse of American effort af this moment VIC are ourselves giving freely of our time, of our thought, of our energy, and of our money.
 The way is still open for using every cent we can receive. Mr Herbert Hoover, Chairman Of the Commission long ago anticipated the present situ- ati0n between Germany and the United States and arranged accordingly. as gou have no doubt noticed by the daily press Keep in mind also that Der chance an occasional ehiDload of food F lost at gca by any cause. it k fully insured and the money value Is not 'eetroysd.
 Sincerely yours, THE LITERARY DIGEST.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
FORMER DISTRICT ATTORNEY HEARD FROM
 IN THE WEST INDIES

D@g1E Marshal Sharpe received a ls--4~ -zls morning from Mr. D. Noll, ito5--4r.y Assistant District Attorney n E=-calkal for several years. written from tae Island ot s. Cro!x, Virgin Islands Q. = s rhe islands purchased 5r C-1e Sam from Denmark recently
 NJ No-l states thai he is working -z9=- ne Military Government and tazc T11ie sam is doing great work ther= There is 2 big force ot blue jackets zt present a. work cleaning up -he islands. and making The toEns san ..4ry and healthy.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
HAIG REPORTS HAVING TAKEN
 EVERY POINT
Attack is Successful on Hi1denburgs Line in Neigh borhood of BeCourt as Well as on Arras and
 Canlbra Roads Stubborn Resistance Met

LONDON May 12-Field Marshal Hag this morning reports that during the attack ndenburg line the latter part or the nqht in the nechborhood Beecourt also on the ridges along the roads of Aas and Canrai and the north of the Scarpe the British troops gained objective points and took hundreds of prisoners.
 The report that in many parts of the ot'e ro's % , m ,oa ,ou+ o serve as shelters and the Germans had
 stand and fight result that their casualties were higher in those sections of the lines.
 The advanced in instance from mere ha trench n mil cor more The fight was desperate and the German fore es stubhorav resisted every thrust.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
Information to That Effect Is Sent all Over the World
 Creates Much
 Satisfaction

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
Money Value for Belgian Relief Fund Eventually Reaches
 Its Destination

Many Nho bage subscribed to the Belgian reHef funds in the city, are rnder the impression that due 10 the submarine warsare. the money so sub gcribed may never reach it's dcstlnat ion and thua their effort ls lost. Ac- cordjng 10 tHe letter received in this morning. nal by Mr. V 4. Bryant. their fear groundleas The letter follows.
 Mr W. A. Bryant,
 Ketchikaa. Alaska,
 Dear Sir
 Your favor of ths 18th ultigo ii at hana enc.os.az draft for sG550 rot 'he Belgiaa cbAdren's Fund. from tne citizens of KetchIkan. We desire to thank you for the interest you have
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
ROOSEVELTWILL
 LEAD FORCE
 INTO FRANCE
Refuses to Accept Conference Report | Unfavorable to the
 Amendment.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Reiec-ing sA= z5zt-reace r=p0-r which struck oat the c.z-s= w1ic1 Ear@ Co.one. Roose- gs,t a4.aoslEy lo lead a1 army il F-aesa tae house this morning inst-uc- led t1= co-ts-eas 70 rs-urn and include -ae a1=z5nezr il the bill Represen- t4,5re Gardner said that in as much as Colonel RooseyelT had offered his sz-r.ces -o lead force. the house should rot prevent action under the present coalitions The United States was iu rae war 10 win
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
MORE BOYS BORN.

LONDON. May l2.-The theory that more boy babies than girls are born III war time is supported b. the annual report ot the registrar general for Eng lang and Wales.
 The proportion has risen this year to 1.a+3 boys 10 l.09o girls. For the four quarters Of 1s1s it rose 10 1.95a- 1851, 1QE5 and 1e59.
 All these tigurse. says the report are considerably above any record dur ing the preceding fifty years and are within measurable distance Of the gen. eral European ratio. which for many years has been considerab ply in excess of the British
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
Food Badly Needed.

At present it is one Of extreme gra- Yity on account of the U-boat menace which has increased aIarningly dur. ing ,he past eight eight weeks. Wheat and corn are needed badly and also pork and beef
 The commission by March had struggled 10 it's feet again after receiY ing the knockout blow Of the gubmar inc decree Of Feb. | Since March ae have lost fiye loaded boats but in March and April s9.000 tons Of food stuifs were landed But this s0.09( Eas z20.9g1 tons lesg than we actual, required. Because. c the shortage ths mortality in industrial distrc,g multi piled by three The children, however did not suffer They are always look ed after first
 At this time we have only 50 boats We need 70.~
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
ICAGO GOES ON
 VAR RATIONS TOO

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
GUARD WELFARE OF LABOR

WASHINGTON May 12.-The health and @elE5eing O. American in dus5rial wotaers-an important factor in the winning of the war-is to be zealouslv satesearded during the per iod Of the co8zltot by special commit tees Of ths Council of National Defense
 Samuel ca@pars. chairman Of the council advisory board committee on 1abor. announced the appointment of committees and subcommittees made up Of the nations leading labor ex- perrs 10 take charge of the work in the field.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
FOOD GAMBLERS TRY TO DEFEAT
 HOUSE BILL
Have Already Congregated in Large Numbers at Washington
 and Busy Lobbying.

WASHINGTON. May lS.-The as, Sisgant secretary of agriculture. Nro- oman. characterizes as the preys of the nscessaries of life the flock of food gamb}ers infeSting Washington. at the present for the purpose ot de. faating the house bill giving the ai ministratien the power to control the supplies. Mr. Ereaman says that lead CTS Of both houses are aware of the mo tive that brought them here and will attend 10 their cases
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
FORESTRY MAN FROM
 PORTLAND ARRIE ES

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
[. =. AND MEXICAN FLAGS
 DISPLAYED IN MEXICO

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
Juneau Attorney
 Disbarred From
 Practicing Law
Is Unmercifully Played by The Court Who Found nu,iStak-
 able Indication of Guilt.

JUNEAU. M@y l2-AisNa2Ger C Yo1-S. Uas 6.Se&-Vsd permanently from p-acslelaS lSw in Alaska by the 35<s-ses coar1 t2zss morning aS yee re s1ls q va-.ols charges made asainS' him T1e su6se f5ays3 the accused er' zssrcitnlly and sad that the whole manner of tAe cea6rcs q his defense 7zs.s indicative 6 a5s sIil'- loglns 7yaS absent iron. sae CaarE. being oa 15S way "a Nazee4se-. 5. C b2t Was represented oy A.s attorney
 XoC2E W4S accused ot having obtain, s,3 -,uaey tVo-, several cl.e1ss and la te- refused 70 &tseaEt fer tzs z2eaey So ct7251ei-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
EVANS AND SPOKANE
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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
MARCUS MAYER OF MAYER BROS. SEATTLE
 IN THE CITY TODAY

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
CONFERENCE OVER
 ROY AL WEDDING

COPENHAGEN. May 12.-According to a dispatch from Stockholm reeeie- ed by the Politikea 1T is reported in Sweden that the visit Of King Christ. iaa Of Denmark tg klns GustaYe Of Sweden WAS zo diseuss the possible en- gagemeat O C@as=a Prince Christian of Denmark an. PtGcess Margaratha. 3 daughter q P'.4ee Charles Of Swed.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
SHEDS BULLETS IN
 TEST OF ARMOR

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
CRISIS WILL PASS
 IT Is BELIEVED

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12

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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
MRS. CHAS. FINZEL
 BACK AFTER TRIP SOUTH

Nrs. Ca2s. Finzel. sho went south aosae tu0 months ago 10 visit in Seat tie and f3regae-rozs with her mother and s.alsF 5lrs. Cline. of Brenerton. was [ returning passenger on the gteamer Al-E5 fhls morning.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-12
FAMOUS WOMAN
 MIDGET Is DEAD

NEW YORK. May I2.-Sylyia Willes better known as Princess Victoria" and the Midget Melba who died here yesterday. was said 10 b. the smallest woman or tl4 stage. She weighed Ie&. pounds and was 25l2 inches all. She was born il Melbourne. Austral- ia. 19 yearS ago.