davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1917-08-08

reaction.
'But after all we have got to re-
member there is such a thing as
hunger, natures barometer that IN
dicates when Il is time to eat. It IS
a pretty reliable guide. The mother
who, when Willy said he was hun
cry, replied, Why, Willy, I am sur
prised. Don't you know you've had
your allowance OF calories FOR today
was leaning backward in her desire
10 be scientific" through the system.
AS a gas engine heats up when run
at high rate OF speed just so does
the human system when torced TO
put on extra steam.
Keeping late hours does not help
to keep one cool. On the contrary It
makes Il harder than ever TO bear
hot weather for the simple reason
that the body's resistance being low
cred by loss Of sleep one cannot cas-
lily throw OFF the effects OF the heat
Alcohol and tobacco should be left
alone during the summer months, n
not at all times, for being stimulants
they tend to overhead the body. Too
much tea and coffee will have the
same. effect. Little meat should, be
e9ten on hot days as meat contains a
large proportion Of energy making
elements and energy elements means
heat units.
Live and sleep In the fresh air and
the body through its own system OF
ventilation and refrigeration will
help TO cool itself. II by care and at
tention 10 diet and bathing the sys.
tenn Is kept in good working Nondi-
ton waste matter VIII be carried q
the surface Of the skin in the form
Of Precipitation. Thereupon contac
with the air evaporation Is set VI
and the surface OF the body auto
mGtically cooled by the disposal o
its own waste.
BY avoiding undue excitement ant
worry and by cultivation OF the price
! less art Of relaxation one can Rlsl
avoid the full effect OF heat. Propel
relaxation acts like a refreshing tomb
upon a tired and tortured system.
Evening journal., 1917-08-08

] will have TO die as there is no help for
me. She got me one Of your little
books and my husband said should try
one bottle. / stopped the doctors
medicine and took Lydia e. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound. It soon made a
change in me and now am strong and
do al my work. Mrs. AUGUSTUS
BAUGHMAN, Box sc, Enhsut, Pa.
Why will women continue TO suffer
day in and day out and drag out a siekly,
haif-hesrted existence, missing three
fourths Of the Joy Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia Z. Pinkhsm' g
Vegetable Compound7
III YOU would like free confidential adj
vice address Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine
Co. Lynn. Mass.
Evening journal., 1917-08-08
no LAY PIPES UNDER ROAD.

The Worth Steel. Company was
given permission by Levy Court yes
terday TO lay two water pipes under
the post road near this city. The
work Is to be done under the diroc-
ton OF the county engineer with the
usual stipulations and agreements.
Evening journal., 1917-08-08

ana nervous lecllIkt
and my head both
cred me. / would
often have crying
spells and feel as II
l was not safe. If
/ heard anyone com
ing / would run and
lock the door so they
would not see me.
l tried several doc
tors and they did not
help me 80 I said 20
NV mother Il guess
Evening journal., 1917-08-08
Surgeon Blue, Head of Uncle Sans
Health Service, Tells What to Eat
SURGEON BLUE RECOMMENDS THIS DIET

Here is the sample by Dr. H.
Rose and recommended to Americans by Surgeon General
Rupert Blue:
Evening journal., 1917-08-08
SICK WOMAN HAD
CRYING SPELLS
Restored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

EnhAut. PA was all run down and
weak inwsrdly. 1 had female troubles
Evening journal., 1917-08-08

w. c. NEsBTTT
The Evening Journal
Wilmington DEL
Enclosed fnd....~.rto buy cartons Of tobacco through
Ow Boys for American fighting
understand dollar buys cartons with
of yfv my will placed postcard
which unknown friend the soldier will
send INK amessage of thanks
Name ."..-~. -.-" .-. ..~...""
S-
City -..--.-.--. ---.-----
Evening journal., 1917-08-08

Tear out this Coupon fill money you spare
o buy Tobacco for fighting
Zach Dollar buys four cartons of Tobacco)
gift that you from than You'll re-
postal from the soldier who gets tobacco and you'll have won his
lasting gratitude.
Worth doing sntti And ooo after all what's dollar bill
bit alongside the blessed comfort by supplying the
who fighting for with the ppefngs or the "maknsf
the United wam-hearted and women are giving
Boys Fund.- The and women
of Delaware going show that like
this calls They going to give and give generously too
money made payable to the order of ow
Neb Manager for Delaware
Evening journal., 1917-08-08


You can't fire the guns,
You can't raid the trenches,
And bomb invading HunSl
You can send tobacco,
You can cheer the chap,
Giving blood to keep you,
Safe upon the map
Sammy's wet and hungry,
Say, it's not a Joke,
Standing in the trenches,
Longing for a smoke.
He is stopping bullets,
Meant for you-and yet
All he asks In payment,
Is cigarette!
Sammy guards your comforts,
Help him in his fightl
Give a hundred dollars,
Give a widows mite"
Furnish him the makin's,
What you give is small,
When you bear in mind that
Sammy gives his allP
Written For
"Om Boys in France Tobacco Fund,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@le0rere Yerionen netS0tct.


Gon cincm Eornooo, Der Nliuerol
@oint, N}o., beimiud6te. ~ 9lAts
5e6u &erionen muroen perlebt,
oonmter 8wei &rieIier uno 5pei
betogte @}Guner. @roBer @e.
bduoe- rmo 6eIOicbaocn.
Ct. 2oniS, 80. 0}ai. Gin
SornoOo, ser beute 9}o6mittag @}i-
neral 9oiut in @oibiugton-Gountg,
N}iIlouri trof toOtete me6rere Ser
ioncu. 0icie gfadriGt murOe per
Gelcp6on no6 ser Station Der p@lil-
Iouri 9ocific @iienba6n" in GescOto
geianot. llngefGbr t9 9erionen
muroen Oerlebt, oarlmter 3wei sGrie-
tier uno 3mei @ldnner inn 9(ltcr bon
rs S5a6ren. Ole 2eBteren werOen ies
oenfoQS Iterben. @lincral @oint bat
lngefG6r 500 @inmobuer. 0titr 5lpei
Sduicr Oe8 Gories blieben unoer.
ie6r. Ger 6eloidooen 1T e6euioas
beoellten0.
2ittle 81 0 #, 9(rf., 80. N1ai,-
Sin 8eric6t an sic bieiigen 9iireaur
Der nSron @tountain 9a6n" beiag-
ten OoB mebrere &erioneu in Dem.
get00tet tpur0en, ser beilte
9}o6nittag @}ineral @oiut, @2o,
tort im0 oa8 IS @erIebte nab 0eS-
coto, @lo, gebra6t lpuroen.
Ger 8eridt 6eiagt, oaB 5wei @og
gons eineS 3ngeS Der @otoii.3meig.
linie lungemorieu muroen rno ooB
oiele ser @oiio9iere &erIebungeu er.
litten.
Ser Sron Mountain.9a6nbof mur-
0e 8erlt0rt. Sin beitiger Sturm rib
in @tlab, @}o., me6rere Sauler nie-
Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
net lId o6er uor5aglid sum 5iiacn
pom Sortcn lmo Speiicn

llel llD uOer oof}hgllW sum ONllen
BON Eortcn ltuo Speiicn,
gSie Der g9alo bic gSinOitartc 6ceiu.
fluff.
GoB Elm @alo, nAO Iei eS audi mr
cine fleine 9aimgruppc, oie 98ino.
itdrfe er6eblit5 beciufluBt, oeu g9iuo
alif6dlt, tuie oas @oIt iaat lit cine
befannte GbatiaGe. gsiiienibaitlicb
lit ober bis iett nod nibt aud mr.
ound6eru0 auSQepro6t unO berednet
mor0eu, in mel6em @1aBe 0os ae.
icbiebt. Ger Setter Ser rumdnildJea
@etteruarte, 4roieiior W}urat, bat
lib MN Der 0}ii6e lmter3ogen. einiae
6oridungen nad6 0ieier &idtina an
5uitellen. gllS Grt ieiner 6ori&m.
gen md6lte er sic minoreiditc @c.
geno 9limduien'S, sic @eqenO Inn
Oen @olo BON @iupotD. Ger Sort
bon @impat1 6eoedt cine O6crfldte
bon 175 9lcreS iluo 6eite6t foit aus.
idlieblid aus 9lfajier, Die Elm Sitter
BON 30 So6ren lnO cine S0be bon
80 SUB 6a6en Der gr0Bte @inilub
MN Oen Ser @ol0 iel6er ouf oen
@inO auSiiben fam lit oie Sera6-
minoerlmg ieiuer StGrfe inner6al6
Der 9uimgruppen iel6er. 8ii6l6ar iit
ole @inoitdrfeminOerung aud nod
binter Dem @aloe ieI6er. 9hii $50
SUB 6inter Dem gSaIoe tonn man eli.
ne Sdpddlng bon 3 bis 70 Shm.
oenfilometer feitItellen. (0ie gGin0.
l'Grfe miro belanntlic6 nah ser 9lu.
5o6l Der ailometer gemeiien, Ole ser
&iuO i'm 3eitraum elmer StunOe bel
gleid6leibenOer Str0nlunq Niriid.
legt; man ipridt oa6er e6enio mie
6eiipiel5peiie BON scr Shnel8uas
geidwiuoigfeit audi bel Der ggin0.
ltGrfe bon Shm0enfilometern.) Sine
Nlinoerlng Ger 98inoiidrfe in d6u.
li6em @iaBe lit aud nod in 300 SUB
9I6itonO 6irter Dem @aloe 5u ipii.
rem; Damn ninmt a6er oie Starfe
mieOer in 6eoeutenOem N}aBe 5u luo
in 1900 SUB gI6itano biuter Dem
&aloe bat iie i6re 9lniangsgei6miu.
0Igteit mieOer errei6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Scr Gc6nrtstaa OcS stcrucm6anncrs


Cine offcntlibe Seier oIIgemein be-
fiirwortet. @oS Gin befannter
@oltimorer iagte. Giele Ser
cine bobcn Oie Sobc eiiuItig be-
urt6eilt.
0ic ongereete 5eier oeS @cbltrts-
togeS 0eS SternenbonnerS ou 0titt-
IWod, Sen 12. September, icbeiut ol-
gemeinen 9lnflang 8u finoen. @iner
ocr befannteiten @rGliOenten zines
oeutiben @ereins ipra6 iogar iiber
Die gtotbpenoigfei, elm groBereS Set
nb5ubolten, INN 0en 0elltic6 ipreben-
oen 8iirgern @elegenbeit 81 ge6en,
ibrem potriotii6en omerifanii6en
@eiite &uft 81 MAIDEN. 81 oieiem
3wede ici Die 5eier 6es @cburtS-
togeS OeS Sternen6onnerS b0bIt on-
ge6rabt. @S ieien nod genug 0euti6-
omerifoniicbe &eteroncn aus oent
SllrBertrlege onl Sebell iuel6e germ
5cigen miirOem mie lie fir 6os 2ono
Der Greibeit getGmpft rno geblutct
bGtten. Wlon loae einen Der 6efom-
teiten &eutl6 9lmerifoner ais Seit-
reOner einlo6en &ieaei9t IieBe iib
ser @r-8unoeSienotor @eo. 8. g8el-
lingtou bereit finoen, al ienem Gage
Die 5eItre0e 81 balten, SIS mar Die
glnii9t ieneS Serrn oIle iolbe &or-
or6eiten Dem ullnobbGngigen @iir-
8u iiberlaHerL Der es in
groBortiger @eiie oeritanoen bate,
Die friiberen 5eIte 8r orrnteiren. g8ie
er ge60rt babe, lpiiroen Gbnlibe 6eite
in onOeren StGOten 0eS &au0eS ar
rangirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Tiir elm SeilnaetrauF.

Qas bon SEQ. @iint6cr gebrautp
Bier lit oas bette. @iele 9ellrt6eiler
bon 9ier erfIdren oaR es irgeno ci-
mem eritflaiiigen ausIdroiiden Bier
glei6fommt @erooe oos Ding fiir
oen 6amiliengebraICb. 2eineS 9(ro-
MA, better @cldmad lmo Iebr nd6r.
trditig. 3ireft bon Der 9roueret
ourd oie ueueiten 9}aidiuen abae.
iiilt, woolrb aaaemeiue 9leinbeit ee-
Iidert pirO. Giite 81. @boue:
@olfe 90.
(Satnit8,1%iMo,Dol (Am.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
gaIlipiclcr brad Icim Olaicnbein.

Gltr6 einen lngtiidli6en 3uioIl
brab Heter 8eoone bon gtr. 1924,
&orforO- -9lpe.. mGbreno er inn Clifton
@arf 9aa lpielte, lein glalenbein.
Der 8oaltab entibIiipite oen SGnoen
Soiepb Sooen'S bon gtr. 1906, g}orO-
0allaSltrdBe, nit Dem er ipielte, imo
trof leinen @}itipieler an Oie gtoie.
@eoone lit 1S Sabre aft uno Elm S1ii-
Ter. ST muroe na6 Or. 8. ain8eD
ge6radt, ser ibm einen &erbauo an.
le9te lm6 Damn nad Saille i6idte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Seim 6rOIbfanscn anseIduiIcn,

9eim 6r0i6e-6ongen in 9[rbutls,
@iO, ipllrbe Scr II Sabre oIte @iI-
liam 6. @IuG BON 9tr. $40, Scottitr,
BON einem anOeren o9}imro0", Dem
II Sabre olten @OwarO NtarfS bon
9tr. 1872, ct. @eterItraBe, in oen 2ei6
gei6oiien. Ylud'8 Stiefoater, g9m.
DiSnep, bro1te oen 8ermunOeten
ms llniueriitdts-Soipitol, no iein
3uitano 5u 8eiiircbhrnoen 9InIaB
0e6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
93nr Scr GrfaGrnus ,ucscu.


Sine fein gefleioete Game, ole, ipie
iie ongab, ooS 9to6tleben in galti-
more feunen lernen moQte, mur0e qe-
ltern 9l6eno in ser mittleren &oli5ei-
Station eingeIiefert. sic CAB ibren
giamen ais 6rml 9(nn @lorgan an,
meigerte iidb aber, ibre 9lorefe an5u-
gebeu. 9(uf @lni9 0eS @ei6dftSs
fii6rerS zines 9teltaurantS al Ger
gtor0.@aD-, nabe @altinoreitraBe,
wurOe lie bon @oli3ilt 9raoburn Der
baltet, ga lie ii6 ange6liC6 unanltdn-
DIG in Dem &ofal benonmen bate.
SIN StationSbauS gob 6rou W}ors
gan, Die "a Sabre alt it, an, DOB lie
crit geitern 9{abnlittag in Baltimore
angefommen uno nit elmer Srellnoin
auSgeeangen iei INN ooS 9ta6tle6en
81 ihloiren lulo etmoS &e6enserfab-
utng 81 icb0pien. sic iagte 81 2ieu-
tenant &linefelter, 0aB i6r @unlb in
@riiillltng eing, oa iie nod ME in
einem %atrolwaeen gefa6ren mar unO
aub nod ME in elmer 3eae cine gta6t
perbra1t bate. @enGB sen 9(nga-
ben 0eS Holi5ilten 8roo6urn lit Die
6rmt a6er ihon in onoeren 2ofalen
geie6en mor0en. Sic lit ie6o6 cine
6reu0e i'm n9omn Conn ~-8iitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
2unis G6cprOlet scmoun 250 Nicilcn
6ennen.

Gincinnati 06io, 80. Nlai.
0oS $50 @leilen Acknowledgement
mf Der Sboronoiqe Qlutonlobil 9tenn-
ba6n muroe bon 9ouis @6eorolet ge-
monnen. @r fubr nit elmer Dllrb-
icbnittS-@ -@ei6winoigfeit bon 1902 W}ei-
len pro Stunoe. Sein 8rltOer,
@alton G6eprolet fam wenige Setrn-
ben ipGter ais 3meiter olr6'S 3iel.
9ialpb 0e @alma bate 0iai6ineu-
0eieft lnO muBte na6 15O @{eileu
anSiMeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@IStlidler SOB.

@egen 8 llbr geitern @oreeu fam
George gaellon 8Weiter W}oot 0eS
Sdleppers uGum6erlano", iiber
Sbmer8en in ieiner @ruIt flogeno,
nod ieiner @obnrng, gfr.6tt 9Soro.
GurIe1 StraBe. Seine Sron rief ei-
men 9lr8t berbei ser ober ulr oen
500 oes @lonnes feltiteIlen fonnte.
@S iiberle6en i'm cine S6wefer in
Normegen ltno bier tleine &inoer.
@laDor 8reiton's 5obn SarrD s.
&reitcn, iln., min iib in Dem 9fe-
ierpe-Gorps ser SngenielrS-0iii5iere
mper6en laIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Gbarles 2opea, Elm neun Sabre
after Gnobe, ser bel leinen GItern
in gG. 719, SiO-0urbom-St
ipobnt, iprang bon einem im @onge
befinOli6en g9ogen. 9eiultat- 9ein-
brlh. gobOem elm 9lr5t i'm bebon.
oelt botte, true i'm Srau Carrie
@eober bon 9er. 921, Siio-9lrbam-
StroBe, na6 %auie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
Sim hnrmnlliidle (l.6r

@rit bing i6neu ser Sinnel boiler
@eigen, oonn o6er wollte iie ole crite
&ioline ipielen uno er iolte nadb
iDrer 8feife tou5en; ga ibm oos ee.
Gen Den 2trid aine, Derpriigelte ct
iie nad gtoten lno nun pfeift ie
aus Oe mIebten God.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
sic CSrN6eere.

@on IGnmtli6en Sriicbten OeS SSn'
unO 9luslanoes gebort oie Grobeere
entl6ieOen 81 Sen belie6teIien Ger
toItlibe Guit ser oem erfriidenoen,
Iaftigen 6Ieii6 eutitr6mt, erireut
i6on oen Sinn oeS @erlAS. llnO
oaS miirjige 9lroma 6odltenS nod in
Der 9lnonoS ieineSgleiben, GroB ser
Bartlett lit eS inteniiOer ais OuS ser
&iricben ino SSobonniS6eeret ia,
iel6it ser 9(prifoien unO 9iiriite,
neil eS Tc6 anoeren SngreOien5ell
beionOers gut nni6miegt. &ednen
mir bon oen beioen Sorteu, Der mil
Sen uno ser ge5iihteten Die ib0ue,
5artleubtenoe 6arbe unO i6re appe.
titli6es gleidmdBige 6orm 6iu5lt Oic
feiner miibiumen @orri6tlIng be.
Bari 1T es wabrlib fein @lnDer,
OoB Iie iib Sen eriten @lob in ser
feinen Slide ero6ert 6ot.
3u in3G6ligen iiiBen Sdiilielu
miro iie peruenOet. 9efonnt unN
Ie6r beliebt lit iic, rob eiuge8udcrt
nit SHlagIabne 5r reiben. 1ic
@olOerobeere lit Oo5u au6 wie ge-
I6ofien. Sic i6medt ii6er6oilpt nur
in ro6em 3uitonoe, pG6ren0 Die ge-
Siibtete in pielen Speiien als Gom-
pott por5ll5ieben lit Oos nit Sorg-
falt 5u6ereitet peroen muB.
Gie entltielten @ro6eeren lperOen
cine Stlm0e lang nit reidlidb fein.
Iten @uOer5uder Ourbitrelit, in cine
peroectte SAiiiiel mlfgeiteat ino
Damn ouf ein Sieb geidiittet Der
obgelouiene Saft miro ouigefotbt,
etpos eingeoidt lno boil iieOeuO,
ii6er sic 6riibte gegoIen oie MN
0arin bis 5unt @rfalten our1ge-
I6menft merOen. Sci Oieicr glrt be-
pabreu iie i6re Sorm. Gos 6leiid
fGQt ni6t in ii6 5uiammen luo Der.
liert nur Oie Sdlire, oie bGlliig aus
Dem @enuB nit Saline 81 i6arf ber
portritt. Gieie 8lri6tung biloet Die
@runolage 81 Oen meiiteu iiiBep
S6iiHeln lno fam no6 8elie6en
OurH Sin5uiiigen BON etrpas beltem
9lrraf 81 iognannten Ellni6compott
boriirt lperOen
@oh8 por6iialib lit es 6n einer
Charlotte rltlie nit GrObeeren. Sine
glotte Gorlottenform oOer in gr-
mangelung cine &oIeroae, BON adt
8oa 3ur6mener llno ebenio Diel
S0be miro ean8 lno gar nit 2oifels
8iStuiten ousgeleet. Gin bol6es
Guort liiBe Sabne miro auf Sis 81
einem gon5 trodenen S6olm &c.
ibloeen uno init orei bis bier 8latt
@clutine permiicbt. @ine
rei6libe Selle bon Dem Grobeeren'
Gompot miro ooriiAtig berimter9ei
5ogen g8ehn moglicb, miro oie Viaiie
NIT einieen Eropfeu @urgunoerrot6
66ber gefdr6t uno IN oie dltSgeIegte
Sorm eeoolien. 0a oie Yisfllitte
i6mamnig meroen wiiroeu oorf iie
ni6t olf Dem @iie iteben. gl6er trob-
Dem lit iie IN elmer bolben StunOe
5lum Stiir3en unO genlBicrtig.
@dt Sortloiiung ser @elotine lin0
ser 8isfuite 1T 0ieie Sobnenmoie
nit GrO6eereu I'M Suantum peroop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@On eiucr GIcftriI6eu nmarrauut.

9ei'm lleberibreiten ser N2urtle-
9loenue, nobe Der 5ronflinsStroBe,
muroe geiteru fnr5 nod Nlittaa ole
s Sabre alte @it6er GbaiSloif bon
elmer Gleftriiden Der o@omonolon-
9lbenue-2inie~ 81 @ooen geworfen
Die SdubOorribtlrng fine oaS NfdO-
ben olf. Sbre Gerleblmgeu maren
un6eOeiieuO.
Die 9ron5ebiiite oes Mdrtprer-
@rdii0enten S9u. NcainIe1 wuroe
9eltern inn @oitoe60iOe bon Sen 9ln.
geitellteu nit Sbumen geidmiidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

9oaO. 9(ud oie r9arbara.2oge~
miro am ud6Iten Sountag be5iiglib
Der Sternenbauncrieier einen 9e-
i6hB falien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31

Sinh oie Gigarren ole sir oeiu
S6wiegerOater lbenfte, wirfli6 70
ibleGt?"
o@liiero6eIl. 1. SD roude Iie mr
penn id bei i5m aui 9elub
bintl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-31
@OIen nnS GIriede in 0nmpf.

SSoiepb @riboS, elm @rie6e bon
gr. 1905. 2oncoIter- -StroBe, uno
StuniSlaus @ufopSfi BON O2r. 1884,
SSleet-StroBe, mufOen am SuBe BON
SroaOpaD ongeblid bon Sobn 9ore-
oufomsfi bon Scr. Cos, Siio-Gurbom-
StroBe, nit einem Siitenbofen ee-
ltoden. sic purOen I'M &oli8eiWogeu
Der 0itlirben Station nu6 Dem nSt.
Soiepb's SoipitaI~ gebradt. 9pre-
0ufomSfi purOe wegen 9ngriffS Der-
boftct.
SSn ser Sl. &rer3-air6e mlroe
0ilm 9eIteu ser Eallbihlmmen ein
erObeerenfeit seitern 9lbeno gegeben,
oas Elm GROCER grfolg mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
TRIBUNE AIDS CONVICTION
OF FRAUDULENT ADVERTISER
Ritter Pleads Guilty in Diamond Ring
Ran Ticket Case

Ralph Ritter pleaded guilty yester-
day in Special Sessions 20 charge OF
fraudulent advertising. The evidence
was developed by the Tribune Bureau
OF investigation on the complaint OF
j. W. Harris, of 1876 Fort Greene Place,
Brooklyn, who caused Ritter's arrest
last November.
Ritter placed the following adver-
tisement last September IN "The Even
ing Telegram: 49,, -.
"provident Loan, brilliant | AK. soil
taire diamond ring, perfect sky blue
cost Tifany's 1925: pledged only $40;
ticket s25. Lady, 21l Telegram"
Harris answered the advertisement
and was directed 20 10 West lO9th
Street. where he found Ritter, from
whom he bought the pawn ticket and
obtained a written agreement that his
money would be refunded II the dia-
mond was not as represented. Harms
SAYS that il cost him 5000 10 redeem
the ticket before he found that he had
been swindled He tried 10 repawn the
diamond and could get only S35 on It.
Harris testified before Magistrate
Groehl that when he applied 20 Ritter
for a return Of his money Ritter
laughed at him and told him that ne
vas one of those born every minute.
He said that Ritter offered him $40
for the ticket.
Justices Herbert. Freschi and O'keefe
remanded Ritter one week Tor sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
TeutOn Insurance
Companies Are O. X,
Phillips Reports
Funds Here Protect Policy.
holders in the United States,
Superintendent Says

Jesse S. Phillips, State Superintend-
ent of Insurance, issued a Statement
yesterday in response to inquiries a.
to the effect of the severance OF dip
lomatic relations upon holders OF
policies of direct writing German fire
insurance companies operating in New
York.
He pointed out that their funds In
this country are designed to be main
tanned exclusively for the protection
Of policy holders and creditors in the
United States, and that the statute
limits the investment of such funds
As his records show a material IN
crease of net assets since the begin
ming OF the war and large increase
~ feel warranted in stating that IN
my judgment policy holders in these
companies may have confidence IN the
protection which they furnish"
There are four German insurance
companies operating in the United
States. They have sS,0OO,OOO in secur-
tiles on deposit with the State Depart
ment and with trustees for the beneht
Of American policy holders whose pol
icies aggregate sS00,OOO,00O.
Frank Bailey, vice-president Of the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company,
and head Of It's Brooklyn branch, said
Yesterday that his refusal TO permit
property mortgaged to the company
70 be insured by the Hamburg Bremen
Fire Insurance Company was typical
Of movement which must become gem
eral should this country become in
volved in war with Germany.
"The State Department has not de-
clared what would be the status OF
German firms in this country IN the
event OF war" Mr.. Bailey said. Il
would have no desire TO have business
dealings with enemies OF the country.
IN England such dealings are treason
able. and il seems probable that the
same would be held true here.
"Since the war began there has been
a general move on the part OF savings
banks and other mortgage holding COM
panies to cancel German insurance pol
icies or fail to renew them when they
have expired IL has been good bust
ness because Of the difficulties of for
eign exchange"
. Officers uf the Manhattan Office Of the
company said no such move had been
made b. them or was at present under
contemplation. They explained that
the Brooklyn branch always acts indie
pendently. in so far as II is practical,
of the Manhattan Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-10
URGE END OF N. !.
PRISONS EVILS
Investigators Ask That 8
Recommendations Be
Adopted at Once

Trenton. y. J., Feb. 9.-Immediate
mental and physical examination OF
prisoners with consequent segregation
Of the sub-uormal was one of nine rec
concentrations made to-day in pre-
liminsry report to Governor Edge By
the Prison Investigating Commission.
Il is urged that the nine recommends
tions be adopted Immediately so that
the prisoners a: Trenton may get the
benefit Of the work already done while
The commission is retained to pursue It's
jnouiry. reporting, probably, 20 the 1918
Legislature. The recommendations are:
|. That there should be an immediate
phvsical and mental examination OF al
persons entering the prison, 20 the end
that a classification may be made snow
ing those who are normal and those VINO
arc abnormal or sub-normal, showing
also those who are afflicted with a con-
taoious or infectious disease. That the
legislature appropriate $4,000 for this
purpose.
Of the prisoners as promptly as posi-
Bile. based upon the results disclosed ny
such examination. That the rules re-
quiring quarantine for fourteen days
without exercise be altered.
8. That the vacant ground between
the prison building and canal be util-
ICED as a field for physical exercise.
1. That Wing No. 8 be made dining
hall. That a story be added for chapel
and assembly hall, ard $4,000 appro-
priated for this purpose.
3. That a prison school system be az
once organized with the advice Of the
state Board OF Education. So far as
nossibls prisoners 20 be used as teach
srs. and emphasis laid on teaching Eng
lish 10 foreigners. That 81 800 be APP
propristed for this. =,
s. That those men who are physically
able and whose previous record and con
duet in the prison warrant the transfer
should be placed at work on me prison
farm in Leesburg. or in rosd camp
That 81 500 be appropriated for add
tional equipment for the roao camps.
I. That the dungeons be bricSed u2
and the law with reference 20 the num-
her of prisoners IN a cell be observed.
&. That a system for arranging The
nrison.rs in grades based upon their
conduct and work be devised. This sys-
TEN would deprive the prisoners OF
privileges in the administration OF pun
ishment.
Q. That a covered way 20 the bath
house be built so as to permit the use
OF the baths all year. That the WORK
be done By convict labor, and $1,000 ap-
propriated for the purpose.