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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
.D|STURBERS GET
JAIL SENTENCES
Evidence of Col. Freyermuth
ConvictS One of Car Strike
Rioters Wednesday.

Found guilty on the evidence Of
Col. George w. Freyermuth Of
throwing a missile at a street car
during one of the riots last Thurs
day afternoon at Michigan and Di-
vision SITS, Vern Ringgenberger was
sentenced TO 80 days in the county
Jail and fined SO and costs. His
case was appealed to the circuit
court under bond of s2OO.
Col Freyermuth told the court
I that he had seen the defendant
throw stone or some similar missile
and that ne Immediately accOsted
him and turned him over 10 the po-
| lice A friend of Ringgenberger
| testified that he stood at the defend
ants side until the street car in
question had reached Wayne St, and
that he had thrown no stone until
that time. Capt. Schock of the po-
lice department stated that by this
time the riOter had been turned over
10 him.
Because e. r Thompson and
| Floyd Teeters had changed their
| clothes the witnesses for the prose-
eution could not identify them as
the same men that they had turned
over to the police for throwing
stones at "A car "A few days before.
Their testimony showed that the men
who threw the stones were actually
turned over 10 the police who took
them 10 the station. The court at the
| first hearing released the men on
/ bonds and when they returned 10
court Wednesday morning they
| changed their clothes. Though they
| answered 10 the same names that
| they did when they were booked at
first. no proof was offered the court.
Newton Brown. who was arrested
| Thursday on the testimony of j.
| Newman and J. NJ. Montgomery for
I throwing missiles at a street car.
was found guilty by the court and
| the minimum fine was imposed. ~
days in Jail and SO and costs. Brown
| demanded that the court furnish him
with a lawyer, but he was not ac-
/ corded the privilege.
4 Because IL was dark and the ar
| resting officers, Peterson and Prich-
| ard. could not see through the top
/ Of the machine and identify the
| thrower of the missile the court
/ found "a reasonable doubt as 10 the
/ guilt of the kronewitter brothers,
| Edward. Fred and Nick. and Leo Bill
\ inski. and returned a finding OF not
/ guilty. Francis. a fourth brother. on
| account or his age, was certified to
/ the juvenile court
Bill iski testified that he had stop
| ped alongside Of the car tracks on
Lincoln way w i'm order 20 let the
car past so he could return 10 Raab s
| saloon where he wanted 20 see il
| Raab was IN need OF cigars. lie
] claimed That ne had the privilege OF
| going 70 see customer even thoush
he were a saloon keeper, and the
| time was a busy Saturday night.
At the request OF the attorney for
/ the defense. the cases against James
Logan and John Eye for throwing
stones were granted changes OF
venue. Bond has been furnished and
the hearings will come before Judge
Hammond next Friday afternoon at
1859 O'Clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Canadian Forces Driven From
Positions HurI Themselves
Against TeutOnS to
Recapture City.
FRENCH TROOPS FORGE
AHEAD OVER MILE FRONT
Armies of Crown Prince Rup-
preCht Begin Powerful
Drive to Retake Vimy
Ridge From English.
mfcru1rIou0I wv --uI-c

international \eW~ Service
LONDON Nay 9.-The thunder OF
battle echoed lu night around Fres-
noy. on the Arras front where the
British after repeated attacks. sue
ceeded iu recapturing some OF the
ground won hy the Germans iu that
sector yesterday. The British war
office announced today that fresh
German MASSES. concentrating FOR a
continuation of their drive north CT
Fresnoy. were dispersed los the FIRE
of British guns.
The Canadians who We're driven
from Fresnoy and Fresnoy wood by
the Germans on Tuesday returned
TO the attack huring themselves
furiously against the German posi-
tons Northeast OF Hargicourt the
Germans were bent back slightly by
the British thrusts
Northeast of Gavrelle the Germans
made strong attacks but were re-
pulsed The new British positions
west Of Fresnoy have been consol-
dated and strengthened There IS
savage lighting an along the front
from a point south of Lens 10 the
sector OF Bunecourt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
CONSTANTINE IN DANGER
Position of King of Greece Most
Critical Since War
Internatlonnl News Serrlce

lntefuduONM news service.
LONDON. May p - The position
of King Constantine OF Greece is
more critical today than at any other
time since the unhappy Hellenic
kingdom was caught in the maer-
strom OF war. 4 dispatch To the
Times from Athens says that the
stream Of desertions from the Greek
army 10 the Nenizelist forces Is so
great that soon Constantine viii
have no army 20 support his author
ity or stand between him and his fate.
Forty thousand Nenizelists at Salon
ika. at a mass meeting, proclaimed
the downfall OF Constantine and his
dynasty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
SIGHT SUBMARINE.

International News Service
AN AMERICAN PORT. May -
A steamer arriving here today from
a European port reported a subma-
rine was sighted by the ships Off
GERS and passengers after the vessel
had eft the U-boat zone All details
Of the incident were refused.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
APPEAL TO MEMBERS OF
CHURCHES TO GO TO WAR
InternationaI - - .

International News service
WASHINGTON. May 2. ~ The
bugle OF Christianity sounded the
call TO war today 70; thousands ~
church members i'm America.
In session here. the Federal Coun-
ell Of the Church of Christ n Amer
sea. representing more than so de-
nominations. has considered the
duty of the Christian church in the
war. Today the council Will issue
a proclamation 20 every church
member and every Christian church
in the land TO rally 20 the support OF
their country and 20 let the influence
OF the church be felt IN warfare
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
R|T|SH REGAIN SOME GROUND LOST TO GERMA
VAWTER CASE TO GO TO
JURY THIS AFTERNOON
Tnternati0nal 60 servlce:

international News Service:
CRAFTSMANSHIP, Va. May 9.
When court opened here today for
the resumption Of the trial Of Prof.
Charles +. Vawter. for the murder
OF stockton Heth. jr.. his wife's af-
fnity, il was the general belief that
the case would be in the hands Of
the jury by ( O'Clock this afternoon.
Hundreds Of persons flOcked here
today 20 hear the summing up argu-
ment of Pros Jack Lee, the
"favorite son" lawyer of the state Of
Virginia. He is expected TO pick to
pieces the eloquent argument Of r.
l.. Jordon. one Of Nawter's attorneys.
who yesterday brought tears TO the
eyes of the jurymen and forced
Judge Moffett TO call recess until
the jurymen became composed. W.
II. Colburn, another of Vawter's at
torneys, will close for the defense.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
PEACE LEADER GONE.

luteruatiOnal News >ervice.
COPENHAGEN. May 9.-Nicholas
Lenine. the leader Of the separate
peace faction i'm Petrograd. has dis
appeared. says dispatch from
Stockholm quoting the newspaper
Sveksna Dagbladet today II added
that Lenine's friends fear he has
been secretly arrested and are wor-
ried over his fate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
BEVERAGES TAXED.
-ernational News Service :

InteTul tIOuuI NeWs NtfNlct
WASHINGTON. May g. Before
ordering the taxation bill reported
10 the house today the ways and
means committee made a final
change imposing a consumption tax
on tea and coffee The tax on coffee
will be one cent per pound and two
cents a pound on tea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
CONFERENCES DEADLOCKED.

International News Service:
WASHINGTON. May 9.-The con-
scription conferees were still cling
ing 10 the faint hope Of an agree
ment today although they privately
admitted that they would be forced
10 report a disagreement The sug-
gestion that the senate give up the
Roosevelt amendment in exchange
for its age limit provision-21 10 p
years-was renewed today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
AVIATORS KILLED.
-nnaI News Service .

Interuatl0nal News Service:
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May g.
Victor Carlstrom, world famous avi-
ator. and Cary G. Fees. student
aviator. were killed here today when
their machine collapsed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
GERMAN STEALS "SPUDS'

international News Service
CHICAGO May 9.-"Es list YER
boten kartofeln hier "a wachsen.
Elm Deutscher."
This notice. meaning 1T is forbid
den 10 plant potatoes here. a Ger
man" greeted John Robinson. resi-
den< OF Highland park. a suburb
when ne went into the back yard
after breakfast 10 see how his gar
den was coming along. For the
second time Robinson's seed pota-
toes had been stolen from the
ground
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
WANT NEW LOAN

AMSTERDAM. May 9.-It was re-
ported from Berlin today that a bill
will soon be introduced in the reich
stag providing for a new war loan.
Six German war loans already have
been issued
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
LATEST BULLETINS

Premier Tuan Chi-Jui and the rest
of the Chinese cabinet TO declare
war against Germany at once A
war resolution" was referred 10
the standing committee for consid-
GRAFTON Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

LONDON. May s-The German
armies Of Crown Prince Rupprecht
Of Bavaria. ON the Arras front. have
begun powerful drive 10 try 90 re-
capture Nimy ridge from the British
The first DAVIS lighting resulted iu
the recapture OF Fresnoy and FIRES
noy wood from the Canadians but
immediately tine British began %
lombard the Teutous' freshly won
ground and later launched savage
counter attacks against d.
strategic Position.
Timy ridge is the strategic strip or
high ground running south from the
Lens sector no me east of Arras IL
was captured uy storm DE the can
adams in the first rush Of the new
British offensive ON April and 30.
and this success opened up the way
for other British successes In the
DAYS that followed
Nlmy ridge was strong link In
the defenses of the northern end Of
the Hindenhurg line and formed a
natural barrier south OF Lens The
first real menace % the Germans
grip on the rich coal fields OF north
ern France was seen when the Can
adams swept the TeutOns from the
ridge and planted the British flag
above it,
Fresnoy was st0rmed bv the can
adams on May O. and ever since
ferocioUs lighting has ragged there.
Attire severe BATTLES with infantry
and artillery the Germans suddenly
threw fresh troops into the fray and
drove the exhausted Canadians back.
But the Germans had 20 pay heavily
for this success. In the wake Of the
advancing wave OF field gray lay in
Vulnerable Corpses victims 0f the
British artillery and machine guns
Keep Up BCmbar-dments.
Heavy commandments continue
elsewhere on the British line. espe-
cially around Bullecourt
Paris reported that the German
artillery was again showing increased
activity along the AIsne. Smelling
ferociousiy the French positions az
Ciernv. Hurtebise farm and Craonne.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
Keep Up BCmbardments.
INrRIGrE IN rAIN-

international NeWs Service
PARIS Nav German agents
are intriguing In italy as well as o.
Russia. says a dispatch from Rome
TO-DAY The plotters are trying 20
stir up discord IN the hope or bring
ing about separate peace with
ItalE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09

international News Service:
PARIS. May 9-Advancfng over =
front nearly mile wide, French
troops north OF the Aisne river cap
tured first line German trenches
northeast of Chevreux and 100 pris-
oners. the war office announced to-
day.
Enormous losses have been infiict-
ed upon the Germans along the
Aisne heights The German crown
prince has repeatedly thrown fresh
troops into the battle as the armies
melted away under the hot artillery
and machine gun Gre OF the French
defenders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
SeC'y BaIfouT of Great Britain
Brings Pressure to Bear
in Conference With
u. S. Minister.
WORK COUNTRY COULD
DO TALKED BY OFFICIALS
Shipping Facilities of Even
Smaller Powers is Wei
coined to Relieve Food Sit
uatiOn Caused by Subs.
InternationaI News Service:

international News Service.
WASHINGTON. May Brazil
may soon be counted in the war &C
lively on the side Of the allies.
That pressure is being brought 10
bear upon the Brazilian government
TO go further than the diplomatic
break with Germany was indicated
today. when Arthur James Balfour.
secretary OF foreign affairs Of Great
Britain. and head of the British mis-
sion TO the United States, called ~
the Brazilian embassy.
Brazilian Ambassador Da Cana
and Mr.. Balfour were in conference
for some time. 1t is understood that
they went over the entire question
OF Brazirs entrance into the Euro
pean war, and the part that her
army and navy might play.
That the allies are anxious to have
Brazil and other South American
countries on their side is public in
formation. Brazil would be consid-
cred a most advantageous ally for
her wealth OF agricultural and min
eral supplies. The question of ship
ping is also in the favor of the
smaller countries entrance into the
war. With the submarine menace
pressing England and restricting the
other allies. il is known that the
entente powers will welcome any
Diplomatic move which viii place
the merchant marine of any nation,
no matter how small, at their dis
~
German raiders, operating off South
America. has bothered the allies and
in the event OF the entrance of south
American countries into the hOstili-
ties. the allies feel they would be re
lieved OF the patrol work which
their ships have been forced 10 do
for several months.
Member is Hurt.
Affairs OF the British mission have
nov reached that stage where the
members. who have been working
constantly since their arrival in this
country, are able 10 relax 20 a GER
tain extent Tennis has become a
favored sport at the Long residence
where the mission is quartered.
Yesterday Cecil Dormer, a mem
her OF the mission. engaged in a
doubles match with Mr.. Balfour, Sir
rio Drummond and Ian Malcolm, NJ
T.. and sustained a slight injury
This morning il developed that Mr.
Dormer had sustained a more Sc
rious injury than at first thought
and he is confined at the Long home
under considerable pain. with 2
broken cartilage in his leg.
At luncheon today at the British
nnbassy. Mr.. Balfour met a mum
her Of American relief workers and
extended TO them the gratitude oI
England for the work they have done
for the English soldiers and the Eng
ish Red Cross.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
WANT WAR DECLARED.

International News Service
PEKING. May Parliament. in
secret session. was today urged by
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-09
THE WEATHER

INDIANA.-Partly cloudy tonight;
slightly warmer in north and cen
trial portions Thursday fair
LOWER MICHTGAN. - Generally
fair tonight and Thursday. frost to-
night
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Srm6iatbeii

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.g8ie irtnngeuebntl 4oniien Sie
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9as aimS ais spraataHhlsr
Bon CANS aatOntt

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..m a rtba wafbinsions

10
requirirt. Ter Shipping Boarb
bat bic Requiririlns bes 1912 Son,
ren sroben 0Ftrrsi9if9en paHagisr.
bompfers .Nlartba Mofbington., bsr
felt Rrisssbeinn I'm 6afen feiffiegt.
berfiisi, unb bas S6iff benz ari.gss
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poratiiren mi. 2si9tistsit borsenomt.
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feutli6ts Der Slipping Boarb cine
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5ufoIge bisFslbt StslIung ipis neutral,
1rnnoge. Dos Snierndfionalt Ret't
eeffntfet bic Reqiiirirung Der neitras
len 2onnnss bur6 bic Ser. Siaaisn,
penu ben Giesntbiimsrn zine trtiprs.
Gtnbe gntI9dbisuns btsablt fpirS.
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