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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
JUDGE WARNER
 GRANTS SEVERAL
 DIVORCES TODAY

(Continued From Page One) was ordered by the court according to the committees recommends ton.
 Clara Schipke seeking to obtain a divorce from Paul Martin Schipke, a German enemy alien, told a pitiful story of abuse on the stand in tha Superior Court this morning. The grounds on which she sought the de- cree were intolerable cruelty and habitual incompetence. She assert ed that he had beaten and kicked her so badly that the black prints of hi: fingers remained on her throat fol several days. Several witnesses .tes tifed to the same effect and Judge Warner gave her her freedom.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
Epidemic of Grip
 Worries Huns

With the British Army in France, June 27-(By the Associated Press) German troops are suffering from an epidemic of grip which incapaci- tates them for week or 10 days. There are also many cases of typhus and dysentery.
 There is no evidence, however. that these ills are responsible for the post ponement of the new offensive. It Is believed that the German high com mand has nearly completed its pre- parations for the next great attack.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
SIX ENLIST IN NAVY

The recruiting for the navy took a jump today, six men having been en- listed at the recruiting office on Can non street. This shows this branch of the service is the most popular with the young men. Harry L. Jesse of 2,066 Seaview avenue; George J Knowles, 1,197 Norman street; James Lawton, 7S Courtland avenue, New Rochelle; Arthur Melody, 1-2 Delay avenue, Danbury; John McMahan, 16: Nichols street; Ted Derrick, 7SO Pa cif1c street, re-enlistment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
GERMAN PAPERS
 QUIT IN CHICAGO

Chicago, June N.---The Illinois staats Zeitung and the Chicagoer Presse, German language newspapers, suspended publication yesterday.
 Creditors announced their intention of applying to the courts for the ap- pointment of a receiver to take charge of the property.
 The Illinois Staats Zeitung was founded 72 years ago and was one of the oldest and best known German language daily newspapers in the middle West.
 Horace L. Brand was the principa' owner and until recently it's editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
RECLASSIFTCATION
 NOT COMPLETE

The draft boards are busy reclassi- flying the men according to the or ders received from Provost General Crowder. All the boards have not finished going over of the question naires to find out how many men should be changed from Class Four A and 2B to Class IA
 Division Six has sixty men in Class Four who. will have to appear be- fore the board to show cause why they should not be placed in Class Two or three. Some have been noti- fled to appear tomorrow.
 Division Two has about forty cases to be decided upon, while the re- lmainder of the divisions have not as yet finished their recIassifying of the Questionnaires.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
lications for sugar certificates

plications for sugar certificates the companies made incorrect statements as to the quantity of sugar used. The Star Syrup Co. was prohibited from manufacturing syrup for period of 10 days, during which te sugar on hand may be used for canning and preserving fruits only. The company will be allowed to file an amended sugar statement.
 The Haber Syrup Co. lost it's license to sell sugar and its syrup manufac- turing business was suspended until July 10.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
SUGAR SLACKERS WILL BE GIVEN
 JAIL SENTENCES

New York, June 27-Criminal &C., tion will be taken hereafter against manufacturers who make false affi- davits in connection with the normal amount of sugar required for their business, it became known yesterday when the Federal Food Board an- nounced it's findings in the cases against the Star Syrup Go, ii Bel mont avenue, Brooklyn, and the Ha- Der Syrup Co.,, 70 Amboy street, East New York.
 Evidence showed that in their ap-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
CAN'T AGREE ON CLOSING.

At the meeting of the Business Mems Association the matter regard ing the closing of stores here on We'd nesday afternoon was dropped, as the men could not agree. The larger stores favored the o'clock closing While the smaller stores wanted to close Wednesday afternoon. As no decision could be reached 1t was de- cided that the store keepers could do as they wished about the matter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
Spellacy Named As the Democratic
 Candidate Today
tcontlnued from page one. )

(Continued from Page One.) Republican party in this state of granting water power privileges to private interests without proper safe guards and compensation.
 we condemn the action of the Re- publican party in so changing the civ il service laws of this state as to ren- der them fitting instrument for par tisan purposes and we favor a restor ation of the civil service law enacted during the administration of Gov Baldwin.
 we approve of increased expendi- lures for the treatment of tubercu- losis and believe in the wisdom o1 increasing immediately the capacit! of the existing state tuberculosis in stitutions."
 After electing a state committee tn convention was adjourned.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
Austrian Revolt
 Is Not Expected

Paris, June 27-Austria is in seri- ous difficulties but there is great dan ger in hoping too much, says 2 French official statement. Little hope is seen in the possibility of a successful revolt. Austria cannot negotiate a separate peace, and it would be "a bad policy to extend 8 hand to her now"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
COAL BARGEs ARRIVE.

The coal that was promised to this city is arriving here by degrees Nearly 20,Oo0 tons of soft andehard coal has arrived since last Sunday Nine boat loads of soft coal for fac tory use arrived in this city yesterday More coal both the hard and the soft is on the way to relieve the situation hera
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
New Haven Man
 German Prisoner

Washington, June 27.---Capt. E. J. Prosper, medical reserve corps, at- tached to British expeditionary forces, is prisoner at war in Germany. He lived at 2,207 Frankfort avenue, Phil adelphia..
 Private Edward W. Prunier of PAS West Hazel street, New Haven, also is reported a prisoner.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
Brother of Czar
 May Rule Siberia

Amsterdam, June 27-Grand Duke Michael A1exandrovitch, a younger brother of the former Emperor Nicholas, is reported in dispatch from Moscow today to have placed himself at the head of the new Si- berian government and to have issued manifesto to the Russian people.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
Says BOlsheviki
 Murdered CZar

Paris, June PA dispatch from Kiev under date of Wednesday, June PC, declares that the report of the assassination of former Emperor Nicholas of Russia has been con- firmed.
 It is declared that he was killed by Bolshevik troops during their retreat at Yskaterinburg.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
NAVY IN NEED OF COOKS.

The recruiting office for the navy received notice this morning to enlist all cooks, stewards and mess attend ants that they possibly can, both for the navy and naval reserves. Upon enlisting these men will be assigned to immediate duty. Either white or colored men will be accepted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27
OBITUARY
LUCTUs CURTIS NICHOLS.

The funeral of Lucius Curtis Mich ols who died Tuesday at the home of his son-in-law, Gideon Tom1inson, HIT Kossuth street, was held this afternoon at his former home in Nichols ,and interment was in Mich ols cemetetry.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27

Secretary Daniels announced that extensions of naval training stations will include accommodations for 12,000 men at the Great Lakes station near Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-27

The Georgia Senate ratified by a vote of 34 to 2 the Federal prohibition amendment.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Sas gcbratene !Snnbsbnbn.

glus bem 4prilsSeft bes ~Oeuts
i9en @iFens" (3unltpurD: Sn bem
prUaeB sesen bic 9aunerin 9o6Ia in
8resIau tam u. q. ibre 2tebe gu Oem
Sperettentenor 9riinpalD 5ur Spras
DE. bem iie na6 feinen 8eiuden bic
Rodtaidsn nit 9unoertmartideinen
poaitOpfte. Dos iinp 9ersensiaden.
bic uns nidts peiter ansebsn, Die
Dame mar aber au6 ssgen Die Sire
nett, 3. 3. ssgen ben 9unb bes Ssrrn
9riinpalb. Oieiem Sunbe purbe BEL
isbem 8eiude elm 9ubn sebraten. ges
bauerli9, bab bic 3eitungsleier niat
aud erfabren, nie: Oh es 8sno mebr
ssbiinitet oOer tnuiperig, oh 9efiiat
ober nit Spsdf9eiben unb nit psl>
diem Sub er es poraog!. Inns
ideint: rDas 5ubn bes 9unbes oes
Sdabes Der 9Odftaplerin" ieBt mit@
ten in bsr @eltfrtessnot - es oers
bient fir cine bsIpnpere Samilie unI
isrsr Mitbiirger Gin art Dappentier
5u iperbea. a---'''--'''''fss'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
MnnitiunscrpIpiion in Siclu.

9lm 6. SUM- bra9 i'm sroben
utrainifden Wunitionsoepot i'm 8or>
prt Sperinet BEL Sieip peitlib Der
@pra Seuer aus. Die iofprt ange=
ftellten 2Dibperiu9e blieben erfolss
los, iobab oas Geuer auf bic sabls
rei6en Wlunitionsiduppen iibsr9riff.
bic na9 unb na9 in bic 2uft flogeu.
Der 8rano entitanb na9 elmer porz
lGufisen Seititellune in Der aabe oes
S9uppens nit alten ruiiiIhen Rates
ten. Our9 ben 2uftorud puroen in
Der Stobt 5ablrei4e Seniteriheiben
Sertriimmert. Die onfdugli9e Panit
lests ii9 balO. @inige Stunoen
ipdter aeiste F9 bereits pieper bas
espDbnlibe StroBeugeprdge. Die
3abl Der Spfer unter Der 9spDlte>
rung betrG9t etpd 100 Sote unb 600
bis 700 @erpunpete, meiitens utraiz
ner, BON benen iber 500 our9 9lass
iplitter peripunbet fein follen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Donnerftas, % @usuit 1918.
Ete { pts:iahnfrir tn Aaa-
tou Germ.

ueber Die Gage Der SoteIinbuItrie
i'm 8anton Bern enrnebmen iuir Dem
@eibGftsberiht Der .aantonalbant
bon Bern" folgenoe Dnritellun9:
sir >ie Sotelinouitrie bat iih nit
Der Soltbauer oes 9riegsouitonbes
Die Sa6Iage in feiner 8ciie 9cbei.
iert. Die BETTER perid)ieOener SGu.
ier i'm Sberlano, Telde bisber lid
nah Otoeli6feit gepebrt botfen ia.
ben lid, genotlgt, Die @affen 5u itret.
fen uno unter Dem Sduse ber be.
porbliben Gerfiiglngen iid mit ib.
rem @lGubigerr " perltdnb Gen.
9ieie muBtcn 6ubei, pie nidlt anoers
mog!ih, in ben meiiten Sallen Opier
brinsen, Die ;ih bisreilen iogar olf
Die Snbaber Der eriten Sppptbeten
erltredten. Dabei fam man iid oes
einorudes nid)t erlpebrtn, ooB bel
elmer meiteren 0ouer 0es arieaes
uno ieiner 6olgell O6er bel mogli.
GerWeiie eintretelloen tiefgreifenOen
nmnal5ungen in Der aIl9emeiren
@irtbaftsoronung, Die iest getrof.
fenen Sereinbarungen in ein5elnen
Sallen nur einen poriibergebenOen
Gbarafier baben oiirften uno ole
eieentlide @runolage Fir einen
fiinftigen eeoeibliden 9etrieb crit
nod eeibaifen lueroen miiBte. 0aB
aud i'm geri6tsiabre Die ieiner5eit
erribtete 2reubanoitelIe fir bas so.
telgeDerbe penig in glnipruh ge.
nomnuen murOe, oarf in be5ug auf
Die Saplage nidt gu Sdliiiien fiib.
rem melbe Die porbanSene @efaBr
5u perfle.nern ueriuben modten.
tSn 8irflibfeit brirgen es Die Ser.
baItniiie meiit init iid, bab' Die an
Ser betreifenOen uHternebnlung ole
@Idubiser ,ber @ertrefer bon iol6en
9etelliatep 5inan6iuitiblte pie gu.
.ticrrn3 in Die SaBo nebhen Hno
bnrdiiibrea fiiiiIen IS eriorSer,
Dies frelli6 eineu g,oBen auibonS
Don Sotfraft, Sadfenntnis .utO @e.
bulb, Der bielleidt fiht iiberaQ ge.
niigehO geipiirOiot wir6.
- @inen erfreuithen @egenias 5n
Der Sage Del pberlGIlOiiben Sotelin.
6ultrte baoen Gle iebr OefrieOigen.
Ben etnnubmen Der itaotbGrnii1en
8altbauler, pelden ser sroBr oiplo.
matilhe unb gelbaitlite Serfebr in
Der Sun0esltlOt cine ltetige Slluo.
id)aft 5lfiibrt. aub einSelne weni9e
bepor5ugte We9enOen uno Srtld)ai-
ten I'M Sontom pIe oas n0rolibe
1lfer Oes &buaeriees, @itaaO uiw.,
meiien cine gemiiic 8reqren3 auf, De.
rem @rtrGgnis ieoob lnfoI9e Der Ser.
Bdltniiie meilt gu iuiiniden iibrig
IIbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
: =.
Snbballpcttipiel Seiterreidj.S Sdluci5.

Sluf bem SportfelOe bes Brater.
SportfIubs in g8ien fanb Dor mebr
oils $4,000 3uidauern oas Gan.
oeriuettipiel Seiterreid S6ipei5
itatt. 9ie geranitaItung biloete
aiib elm seieaidaitIides @reignis,
oa pieIe offi5ielle Berionlidfeiten
barunter aud Der ihmei5erii6e 8e'
ionbte, Or. 9ourcart, ampeieno
poren. Gie @Gite erwieien ii6 in
Der eriten SaIb5eit, Die NIT /: iur
SeIterrei9 idIoB, 5iemli6 e6enbiir.
tig, pGbreno in Ser 5lueiten Salb.
oeit, pobl inioIge Der Geiieitrapa.
5en, Die 0iterrei6iide Wtannid)att
oos entidieoene llebergepi6t er.
langte. 9as Spiel enOete nit oem
Siege Der Oeiterreider, Die flint
Sore er5ieIten. 9as Spiel Der
S6meioergGite puroe nit groBer
Slufmerfiamfeit perfolgt uno bau.
fig nit @eifaasfunogebungen emp
fouden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Sinnluies ltrtcil.

gBie bic .Soronto Mail anb gms
pire" beri1tet, bot Elm Ri6ter Elm
23iGbriges Wfdoden, oas Ii9 an eis
mem p2pg Sripins GOnteit" in Der
GbaIeurbai beteili9te, gu 5pei Sab
rem 3uhtbous perurteilt, neil es bel
oieier @eIesenbeit in MdnnerfIeis
bung eridien. 0os 8latt proteitiert
nit Redt 9egen eine iol4e gntI9sis
Oung, peiit burauf, baB felt 2duse.
rem Srauen BEL itellpertretenber 8ers
ri9tuns Don MGnnerarbeit bic So=
fen anSisben miifen, unb perlonst
ipfOrtise 9lufbebun9 bes urteils. Sic
ipllte absr eleid5sitig ou9 bic 2lbs
feBuns pes Ridters uerlangen, Der
elm Iolaes allem seiunOen MenIden=
Uerfan6e Spbn bistenpes llrteil erIai'
fen tonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Die Id,uinbcuSen siidJtiidcr.

@ie aus elmer MdrSnummer bes
gerliner 2otalmnSeisers berporgebt,
lit Der allsemeine 8erbrau6 Don
5iI9tii9ern in ben Serliner Sptels
nur oonn geitattet, penn bic Sii9a
Hidden raub uno ihle9t limb, uno
feline anbere S6uBoede baben. Die
8srliner !SotelbeiiBer 8ereinisung
bat in tiirSli9er Sibung bei6loiien,
aesen bieies Sii4tudz8erbot gu pros
teitieren, ba es bic alIgemein herrs
f9enpsn Sotelperbdltniiie nod per'
fdle9tere uno oabura bic 5Gbisteit
Der Sotelbei flyer, Steuern gu 5abIen,
gang bebeutenb perrinsere uno oubers
benz Der &efpett Der Sremben Dor
Seuti9lano erbebli9 gef6Goi9t per'
ben miibte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Gafrnnt tn Der sdlmeis.

0ie san5s Sdfsprobuttion bes
Sobres 1917 belief ii9 nur nuf 32.s
100000 &ilpsramm, bos iinp runb
fiinfSts proSent Der prpDuttion eis
mes Hormaliabres. 4uf ben Winter
1917-1918 fallen nur 2,5 Miaionsn
8iIosromm, alio taum flint pro8ent
Der normalen Sabresproouttion. Die
2lusfubr 1T i'm Sabre 1917 auf 6,2
Minionen 8iloeramm, eeseniiber
runb 80 Millionen 3ilogramm in
Der Sriebensoeit, rebuSiert porben
uno puroe aur 9ouptiade nod aus
ben 0orrdten bes Sabres 1916 be-
itritten. Seit mebreren Monaten lit
gar tein adie mebr aussefiibrt pors
ben. Demeeseniiber itelte iid cine
INNER orinsenbere Radfrage i'm Sns
lanoe elm, insbeionoere muBte bic Gds
ieuuion an @pltstiiden uno dbnli9e
gemsinniibiee 4nItalten aGie ab9es
ben. Dem allsemeinen &leinbanbel
fonnten in ben lebten Wlondten nur
mebr go uno suleBt nod so proSent
bss ftiiberen umfabes suseteilt rpers
ben, 10 bab iiatirstmdb bsi tatteH.
freier abgabs bic gisidmdbiss 9tts
teifuns beoentiid 5u ipiinThen ibris
lieb unb piels 2eute sar teinen &Gis
msbr taufen fonnten.
2lnsemeinem 8esebren entipres
denb, bot bas fdpei5erifde Bolts
pirtidafts> >Departement ieit benz l.
SUM- bic eiosenOifide &dietarte pers
fiist. Dieis 10 sriinolid als mDgIid
Dorbereitete Mabnabme pirb leiber
au9 nidt obne barte ginsriffe in bic
@rnGbrunsssspobnbeit ein5eIner
YepDIierunsstreiie bleiben, insbeions
bsre piro 5unddit bic bisber iibIide
8erpflesung Der Seuerntesarbeiter
erIdpsrt, unb es finb biesbeSiislide
protsite gu seipGrtisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

= Sn 2euggenmiI bel
g9il (St. SALEM wuroe Der Stider
mo 9aienpiebor3t 9lodlinger oon
brei 9ienen geitod)eu. Surg nab
ben Stideu brah Der Mann inter
piotlid] nuftretenen Ser5fr1ntpfeu
tot 5iiammen. @r binterlGBt Sraii
uno 5poIf Sinoer.
= Sn Saiel CAB t fiiraIi d)
ser nerpenfranfe Sobn pom Speng.
Iermeiiter Serter in Der 9leibenpor-
itaht auf ieinen gater uno ieine
SdmeIter mebrere 9fepolpcrihiiiie
ab. Ser @ater -lpurbe BON orei 3u.
geln in ben Sfopi setroffen; Die
Sdluelter erbielt eiuen S6ub in Die
Ser5gegeno unO einen Slueiten in
Den 2eib. 9eioe @crpunoete mir.
ben in bebentIidem 3uitanbe ius
SoipitaI gebrabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22
Srei nene Sdu6crt.Gnartette.

gla4 preBbsri4ten 1T in Sell am
Gee beim glufrGumen alter Bidder
unb Wiuiitnoten auf bem Sodbooen
elmer @illa elm perbli4enes !9eft nit
bisber un6etannten 8Ompoiitionen
S6uberts uufgelunoen ipprpen. 0as
breibig Seiten forte !9eft entbdlt orei
Quartette fiir 5!Ote. @itarre, giOla
unb 8ab BON Sduberts eigener Sano
eei9rieben. Dem 9efte lag elm uer@
bIi9ener 3ettel nit Oem turSen Safe
.Dies bot Srans ielbit geidrieben"
bel. On Der @6tbeit bes 6unoes
berribt tein 3psifel, Sffenbar bans
beIt es ii6 nm Elm geidenf Sdu.
berts an bic 9orfabren oes iebigen
9eiibers Der giIIa. bic nit SCHUBERT
eng befreunoet iporen.
YangeneiIs III bos @inaige.
mas man sebsn tann. ohns ss gu
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

True translation filed with the Post
master at Scranton, Pa, on August %.
1918, as required by the Act of October
6, 1879
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

Wein liebsr Ssrr RsoodtionGr: =
81.

Sn uniere groBe
gtietuns por alio,
Dis ich in mein lsbs
te Schreipebrief 70
richtis .sefn9t ben.
Der Wtoment einses
trete, mo mein
Opobneht bat Itorte
tpoue nit 8pets
idens an MIDI gu
poppe. Sd mub fas
Ie, i'd fin e penis
norpeB gelpeie. bies
labs mer tann ME
nit tniUs noa fo or,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-08-22

Iefpe Nse sonas: id ben Bier se4
trunie ME en- Dds.
Womit id perbleifpe
Sbne Sbrn liefper
q biIipp Snuerampfer. I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
SALE OF GASOLINE
NIL HERE SUNDAY
Patriotic Autoists Re1giously Observe
Federal Orders and Nothing
Is Doing.

How much gasoline did you sell last
Sunday" was the question put To one OF
Che largest gasoline tIraierS III wheeling
$"4tUrday by an IntrliiSrncrr Inan.
Very. very little only filled two nut"
tanks. and those were fnr physicians:
one was headed for III" Ohio Valley
hospital. II was the TnirtcSt Sunday
since wH have h"cn in business. and
we've boon here for the past several
years" said tho man.
Several other dealers were asked
about thr sale Of gasoline. On" said il
WAS punk" another said ii was ROT
ten" another said that there was n"thin'
dom on last Sunday. while n helper at
ono Of tho stations. who grinIS out tn"
nuid. replied that not n drop was sold
on that day.
This emphasizes that tn" Federal fuel
rdict WAS rtligiuuSly observed IN Wheel
ing last Sunday more than on the pre-
vious Sunday. when Scnc gasoline was
sold The solution of the whole prnpn-
Stion: One docs not ncrG gasoline when
one does not operate his car JOY riding
was lab0ccd Sunday. and il was beau
tiiul day.
There were no automobile accidents
reported from any hospital in the Wheel
ing district. Thcr" were no sounding IF
the "honkcrs" IN Wheeling last SUNDAY.
nor chuEEinS NJ auto engines. excepting
h. a few physicians who were makin.;
professional calls. and when tn" rounds;
were completed tic machines were gar
aged. The gasoline dealers sat about
twirlinE their thumbs while tho war
laws of tho land were being Obeycd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
N|NGETT GETS
ONE DAY IN JAIL
FOR INDUCING YOUNG GIRL TO
TESTIFY TALSELY-MUCH SOR-
DID EVIDENCE GIVEN.
Jury Delberates half Hour-1lnportant
Cases Set for Hearing
Tomorrow.

In the case STYLED state VS.. Cell Win
;,"tt, M in rriminl ruauru before JUDE
Alan Robinson yesterday afternoon. 4
criminal jury returned the verdict OK
guilty after Il elaboration Of hall an
hour, and Judc" Alan Robinson SCH
fenced 10 serve ono day in Jail. NInSctt
isa GreggSviilr man. and is alleged L"
lave induced Florence Lindlcy. u! that
town, who is but sixteen years OF age
to Succor falsely CONCERNING the father
OF an Legitimate child. of which she IS
tho mother. and OF wnici-, nc'"roinE |"
evidence introduced WinEctt IS Inc
father. Much surdid evidence was lntr"-
duccd in the case. Florence Llndlcy
swurr hcfor" Justice or The Peace Miller
som" time ago. saying that another
t;rrggsvillr mari wis the father nf her
child. aud she alleges that she did this
hccauae IEinGrtt told her something
might happen If She tol don him.
The girl however. stated that she be-
cam" cunSci"ncc-strirken. which led t"
her runfcSSinE Ia Human" Officer Shcl-
don Joseph that She had sworn falsely
before Justice Miller. and wanted I"
right the wrong. When put on the stand
WinErtt denied that III WIS the father
Of the child, and that she sworc 10 the
lie before Justice Miller or her own &C
cord Tho case occupied the cntir" after
noon session. Prosecuting Attorney y.
~ Mckee and assistant. Carl Rcchmar.
handled tho affairs for the stntc. Will"
Attorney Fred Maury represented thG
defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
.L|GHTLESS NIGHTS
HELP UNCLE SAM
DEmAND FAR GREATER THAN
SUPPLY OF ELECTR1CA1 Cuf-
RENT IN THIS SECTION.
Local Power Plant Using Same Amount
Of Coal as Before to Give
Additional Power.

An official Of the Wheeling Electric
COMPANY said yesterday that Tor some
Inn. The demand had far "Xcr"dcd inc
SuuDlv of electricity i'll TINS c"ilIlluhit!
bncausc OF additional power taken |"
uprra,c the munitions plants and other
industries operating capaclty DAY anu
night on war orders. He lnrth"r Saiu
,hnt all electrical plants supplying pub
liz, pnwrr Throughout til" state anu III
his section of the country were W
against the same observation-disclosures
greater :han tn" supply.
from the standpoint OF Ih!nhh II
would hr presumed that III" two light
less nights for thr past many weeks
would materially r"dur- ;:I- r"n%uTnlh-
lion of coal al public power plants. hHt
such has not h"''n thc cas-" rs an
juusIralic,n the Wht"lInE Electric plant
has used just as Inurh coal during me
hrhtlcSS nights rs h"rct ntnr". Tor the
reason tina, all aGditl"nal currcn; that
can lr made Is uScd by muntiI"n plants
aud coal mines in increasing th"ir Cant-
cities IL prnduCtinn. The plant mas
been rndravuriuS III every way u sup
ply all demands from Inuniti"n plants
and mines and the lIghtlcSS night nav"
in Il measured extent assisted Incl'
Sam in producing war munitions ana
,nurt. coal in this S"cti'n.
The official further said that Il small
part Of the mammoth Beech B"ttnlli
Ilanl now in Cp, ration, haG rriicN"d IN"
situation so'nc. but all IN" rurr"n; thar
can 10 made is being used ana ;tddl-
,innnI currcn; is wanted. lie said that
the situation Throughout this Part Of
the country and enable scores Of new
mines being operated in this section
and eastern ohio 10 h. supplied with sur
ricicnt current. eliminating IL" greater
Dart Of tn" mules. which ar" doing the
work hrc:usr If III" insufficient cleo
lriral current.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11

his arrest Kramer has been under the
influence of tho drugs. managing t.
conceal enough about his clothes ~
Accp his in ,stupor. hut hc recovered
enough yesterday 10 appear for his
hearing.