South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 96, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1915 — Page 4

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GERMANY ASKED

TO PAY 228,059.54 Claim of Damages Growing Out of Distruction of William P. Frye is Presented Early Reply is Promised. VA.ciIIXrr N, April The state hiartni'.nt has d-mnnd'd of fJer- ; many the payment of 'in indemnity of I I L' 1! "5 , 0 T 1 . 5 1 with interest from Jan. 2, for the destruction by the ! Kitel Fried rich of tho Amer'i...... If: M : t H 111' l( ll.llll V 1 1 I I.lll I 1 . ! !' Ambassador Cltrar has cabled that the- claim has b-en presented ami that th; Herman minister for foreign affairs has promised an early reply from the le'al department of tho foreign ollieo. Tii- claim refers only to tho vessel itself and the incidental charges. .S c y Ilryan indicate i. however, that th; ejuf stion f responsibility as to the earo had not yet been disposed of by the department. Th- American note to Ambassador leraid to present the claim says anions other things.: "The facts upon this claim arises and by reason of which tho (Jerman government is held responsible by tho government of the I'nited States for the attendant loss and damages are briefly as follows: -T'ne William I. Frye. a steel sailinr vessel of tons, gross tonnage, owned by American citizens and mailing under the I'nited States tit g and register, leared from Seattle. Washington. Nav. 4, 11 14. under charter to M. 11. Ilouser of Portland. Ore., bound for Queenstown, Falmouth or I'lymouth for orders, with a cargo consisting solely of lSCO-lo bushels of wheat owned by the aforesaid llouscr and consigned 'unto order or to its assignees' all of which appears to ship's papers which were taken from tho vessel at the time of her destruction by the commander of the Herman cruiser. "On Jan. 27, I'M', the Prinz Fitel Froidcrich encountered the Frye on the high sens, compelled her la stop and sent aboard her an armored i oarding party who took ps.:esiori of her. Afttr an examination of tho ship's pavers the commander of th- rriii-t r demandi d that the cargo be throw n overboard, but siibseu ntly decided to U stroy the vessel and on the following morning by his orders the Fry- was sunk. "Tli ! im of the owners and captain consists of tho following items: "Value of ship, equipment and outtit. ? i r.o.oon. "Actual freight as per freight li.-t. $::. 7. "O.r, t. "Traveling and tdhor expen.-rs of rapt. Kiehno and Arthur S(-weIl and company, agents of ship in connection with making allidavits, preparing and fling cl.iini, ?."). "F'ersona! effects of Fapt. II. II. Kit line, $;:00." MISSION MAN GETS CHANCE FOR KENNEDY .Man Who Stole Suit Case to Iaml in Prison Wants to Change Ills Life. "I have lived and served hut to tho devil and I know it is going to be hard for me to lead a Christian life. Uut if other men can t;ive themselves to Hod, men that have been worse crooks than I ever was, I am sure that I can do tho same at this late day of my life." This was tho new view of living taken by James Kennedy, the f 1-year-old man who has served practically all of his existence in the penitentiary, when he went forward at th1 Iasalle st. mission last night and was eonverted. Kennedy's career in South Pond has been unusual. Last Wednesday night he stole a suit ease at tho liko Shore depot then presented himself to an otlicer and asked to be arrested. He was taken to jail and a larceny charge placed against him. Kov. A. (I. Sehafer of the Uasalle st. mission heard of Kennedy. Through his efforts Judge W. A. Funk of the circuit court and Deputy Pros. S. P. Schwartz were persuaded to give Kennedy into the custody of the minister. The judge could have Sentenced the man to a long jail term or to life imprisonment as a habitual criminal. IMPORTANT FACTS NEVER DISPUTED sct-ial Theological Matters Admitted by All Sas Dr. .L 1. (ai diner. "Fnret of tho Theological Views" was the theme used last night by Kov. Jam, s L. Gardiner, pastor of St. Paul's MethodL-t church, at the City mission on Jefferson blvd. "Fveti though people are constantly in an unrest and unsettled state of mind at times as to theological matters still there are a number of tho most important facts that can never be disputt d. These are the facts that tho Pablo Is the word of Clod, that there is a od, that Jesus is the son of Cod, that the Holy Spirit is the third spirited tho Cod-head, that sin is a universal fact, that salvation is obtained only through Jesus Christ and that the resurrection of Christ took place. "In th so fact there is substance rniiiiL'li for anv nerson no matter tiu thing obtainable for tho human s-uil and it can be acjuired onl through faith in Jesus Christ." oTici:. Mr. W. F. Fcrer, formerly connected with the Vacuum Ice Co.' of this city, and who is now general man;:i'tr of the Michigan City Ice and Cohl Surge Co. of Michigan City, wishes to announce to the public that he has arranged with three of tho local ice dealers of this city, to handle ar.d deliver distilled water artificial ice made by the Michigan City :;r:n. which has a modern ice making plant, strictly modern and make a ry hih grade pure ice. The local cmpani.s are well equipped and will insure the best service in the city; our patronage in solicited for either, of the following dealers. A. Prockman, l!u3 F. Flder st.. phone Home si 7. 1 1. S imffy. ;il F. Pronson st.. phone Home si!:. l'o ning and Frown Transfer C., K. Sample st., phono Home- 524. Ac5vt.

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If It Is you arr lntit-el to the next New-Times Iiirthday Party. Trljvs to all theaters and refreshments will In on the program. Tho X-ws-Tims has compiled a list of all school children in both the public and private schools of South Fend and Mishawaka. The so names were taken from the best records obtainable, and if the; name of some bov or girl was left out. we feel that wc are not to blame. These names will appear regularly in The News-Times. Today we publish the names of all school children whoso birthday falls on this date. Tomorrow wo will publish a list of children whose birthdays occur tomorrow, anil so on until, wo hope, every school child in South Pond and Mishawaka has received a birthday party ticket. Pcsldc.s publishing tho names of children whose birthdays occur on tho date of issue of the paper, wo will each day publish tho names of at least live children whose birthdays fall some time in the future. These names will also be published on the date of their birthday, so wc advise a careful watch kept on tho daily announcements, as these children will receive two treats. The names of the lucky ones are taken at random and there will be. absolutely no favoritism shown. It is not necessary that tho child's parents be subscribers to The NewsTimes, as there is absolutely no obligation attached to this offer. The birthday party ticket entitles the holder to admission to the Orpheum. Majestic. LiSalle, Surprise and Colonial theater, also a treat at tho American drug .-dure. Children living 10 or more blocks from the oilicc will receive a return car ticket home. BIRTHDAYS TODAY. South Pen. I. Andersen. Jelyn, 1 1 1 1 X. Allen. Peynon. John. 1:M Pa e st. Porian, Francis, X. Notre Dame. Cerber, I.ucilc, 1 1 .". F. Ohio. C.ibbs. C.race. Sl;i-2 X. Michigan. Jlertel, Feoua, ."!; F. Madison. Hardy. Herbert lL'O'J McCartney Ilagerty. Monsied. ;ir, i:. Howard. Kacyman k, C, l.'.JI Piston. Kizer, John. M'2 Poland. Klein. C.oldo. lop; Jefferson. Kuszward, Stanley, P".J." W. Dunham. Kovach. Posi 2110 Merry. Laurence, Pe-onard. M:; X. St. Peter. Morgan. Doro'hy. r Mitchell. Howard, i Major, .dcline. ;.l :; Mareeniak, Loretta. ion. Xemeth, Hmma, 'I'l. ton. 1'.) ('ushing. ::o Diamond. W. Marion. U-Ul AV. Diis4 AV. WashingPirgel. Frank. 131 J S. Scott. Kajske. Aloysius. p:;i W. Dunham. Peamer. Darvin, 1' 1 .". Michigan av. Speshar.lt. Karl. luL Tallxd. Shirk. era. 1510 Miami. Sehncll, Kat'aryn. 'r:' Laporfo. Sehrader. lIow;ird. l-.'i F. Pennsylvania . Smith. Claud. 5 2-; 1'. Wenger. ;iri. Vlass laus. 1 .". 0 1 Henry. Van Doran, Florence. 20. Sadie. Williams. Helen. 1 01 6 s'. Carndl. W)lf. Cladys, :21 X". St. Pouis. Zieglcr. .Marion, 120 Marcpiette. MMiaiMiKa. Corporan. liichard, ::il Fisher place Jones, Paul, :il7 S. Fnion. Malthy. Zehra. 212 W. (Jioye. Kohl. ins. Pertha, 12:: AV. Pat tell. UCKV OM S TODAY. South Uond. Andrus, Planch, 7 2T K. Wengcr. Kohnor, Peatrice. 1003 S. Nineteenth Pound, Chloe, 1012 S. Thirteenth Ilatt, James, 2U0G S. Michigan. Heizman, Iewis. 1021 F. Indiana. Alhert, Helen, Stndehaker. McConnell, Wayne, 212 W. Kim. Lokach. Anna, ;:20 Perlin. S'imon, Helen, 2107 Merry. Mishawaka. Schmidt, Pegus, St. Joseph school. Lornsits, John, St. Joseph school. Pultinck, Fmma, 5t. Joseph school. BERLIN HEARS JAPS AND CHINESE WAR liep.ort Cannot Do Ycrifitd at Washington Ainhassadorsi IIe;ir Xotliili!?. thi: iiAcri:. April n. reports were in circulation in Perlin Monday that war had been declared between China and Japan. AVASHIXCTOX, April 5. Xeither the Japanese ambassador nor the Chinese minister has received anything from his home government hearing out the Perlin reports that war has been declared between Japan and China. Tho Japanese embassy authorized the following statement: "Xothing at all has been received indicating that war has been dec lared and the embassy looks upon it as very unlikely." At the Chinese embassy this statement was made: latt'ly as a few hours jmo anil it did not intimato nnvtliimr nf the kind.' .Tn:.vi'ioN i'.itii:its: Owikt of magnificent -ISO acre farm, near Winamac, Indiana, coin - pKtely tqulpiicd nith Ftoi-k and toi!s, will lie at the l'rain hotel. Winamac. Indiana, t-'atnnlay. April 1U, ISt", and sell this hii;h class farm, regardless of aliie. 'all and see him. LOCAL MEN IN CHARGE Sivak at Serviees Held at Lydiek Church Uist Night. South Fend speakers had charge of tho revival meeting held at the Pethel Fvangelical church at Lydiek Monu. i nmoi. . i. i.iioi itii ,11111 i i .i ll .i t i r. irL ill ii j m w t tho Westminister Presbyterian church iravo short talks. Two ?nversions resulted. Rev. Charles A. iHcker will talk at tonight's meeting. mu(; srrr otin. xlelenah C,arl brought action in tho circuit court Monday afternoon acainst Fred Krone-witter and Frank J. Kronewittor to collect ?So, alleged to be due on a note. In tho superior court, action was bromrht by William A. Keho- against Victor von Kubinyi to collect $201.10 alleged to he due on a note. rou jrrrnirs aitomobili:s. see Fraur and I rar.ier. (lenoral repairing. Pistributin' agents fr Posh magneto ami Stromlur carburetor. 11-120 Pine. In wav 11. Advt. s.vrm-Y coi i-o.v .iiw.

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