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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
NOBEL PRIZE WINNER
WITH BRITISH ARMY

London Nov 25.-Lieut w. l..
Bragg. who jointly with his father,
Prof w II. Bragg. F. Il. S., has re-
ceived the Nobel prize for physics, is
serving with the British forces in
Flanders as an artillery expert. The
third scientist who was associated
with the two In their researches into
crystals and X-rays, Henry J. NJ Mo-
seley was killed by q sniper's bullet
In GalhpoH
Professor Bragg and his son won
their medals by following up certain
discoveries i'm the formation Of crys-
tails made by Professor Lave, Ger
man scientist who himself won the
Nobel physics prize in 1914 He de-
veloped the theory that an Nray is
"a phenomenon similar To ray of light
but produced by wave lengths many
thousand times smaller than the in-
conceivaby small waves associated
with light
Professor Bragg and his son hit up
ON method of investigation by which
they obtained the knowledge as to
how atoms in crystals are arranged.
ITO our establishment. he satd. ''it
upset all the old set theories Of crys-
tallography and many other ideas as
we'll
In ,his work the pair We're assisted
by young Moselcy, Who was the son
oil tho late Prof A. y. NJ Mostley Of
oxford. Starting from certain
point of Lave's researches into the
ATTRACTION OF X-rays in their passage
through crystals, the three. i'm the
words of Professor Bragg. Opened up
vistas, the Significance of which is iu-
conceivable"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Won PAPEN AND
BOY-ED CONFER
WITH BERNST0RFF
German Attaches Arrive III
Washington and .Immedi-
ateIy Get Busy With Am
baSsador of Their Country

Washington. Dec. Capt Franz
Won Papen, military attache Of the
German embassy came here from
New YORK today and with Capt. Karl
Boy-Ed, naval attache, had long
conference with Count Won Bernstorff
the Ambassador
Il is probable that the two attaches
whose immediate withdrawal has been
requested by the state department on
account Of Objectionable activities
will remain in Washington for several
'4ve Some announcement concern
ing them is expected at any time.
40 Request for safe Conduct.
Request for safe conduct for the Of
ficcrs from the German government
had not reached Secretary Lansing to-
day II IS taken for Granted that the
Withdrawals will be- ordered i'm due
time. officials pointing out that 10 is
the right of any government to deter
mine when foreign diplomatic officials
credited To it become undesirable.
There We're indications that the
state department would devote consiG
cradle time next week to evidence and
suspicious regarding the Teutonic dip
lOmauc and consular officials. Sec
rotary Lansing so far has come to no
decision In the case of Alexander Won
huber. Austro-9mEarian consul gem
cral at New York which has been un-
der consideration for some time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Sc THOMPSON
STEPS DOWN AS
HEAD OF SCOUTS
Man Who Met Wild Animals
Objects 10 MiBtanIstic Tend
encies of Organization and
Gives Reasons,

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t,r,il,, ANA tvriter ef
t'1a,, nm feda, anno,tnced his
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500. IN Amnricn H. statement
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Al, e.t.., .,y,.i.,tnra tbai. ha apverrd
,i. ,,,1,,.,,ti,,. ain The mn,,naut last
,,,rinr nnt a"frrred announcement of
!, NTH Il XII neon accented m tho
+ .y.,,,fi,.. i,.ard a step. which nc said.
MA n,t 'y.t hern tal,rn.
Nb. Getn, added thnt tgat Fpbruary
his '.lerttnn ma chief scout was hold up
,ro,nse hs Nos NOT au American cti-
I'm
aTb.rc tr, several members of tho
b,,rJ ,,a.,x nho arc Grlt.hprs" n,
,dIrJ uNr,prai ,tenrs Rro look aui
,n.. rims, nnp,rs mn WHOM thr war
,an,r nm, gnpidnt very won ta.c out
MI, gnal nannra NJ Inn, waiting
n,u agt., a.. Wnr bpf1r, heconnin.
f'3f f.t.cd pItizrp tp t4s-neunine
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
PIONEER IN SOCIAL
RETIREMENT WORK DEAD

London Nov ~ The death of
FREDERICK Rogers removes the fore
MOST off the worKem tor tha old age
pension nct aud one 30 the leaders ut
fH. democratic movement iu ENGLAND.
Rogers had remarkable earcer.
He was born ~ the WhItechapel dis
trIct of London Boo 1876 and got lnh
1s lu GRAND boy az 90 cents week
I'd thr age M Ten years Ills father
was 20 dock lahorer. When l6 he was
apprcuueed Co. e. hookhinder trade
40 followed for twenty seven years.
Although practically self-taught be-
learned t0 read as % child ana early
interested himself in social and polite
Teal questions During his long heo
he was constant worker for social
bettermont Hc helped % establish
thc university extension system I'm the
east end of London as won as the well
known social settlement Toynbee han.
uis SOFA was lately killed IT'D the
trenches at Loos
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
EXTENT or DAMAGE 10
hill LINER UNKNOWN

81 Paul MINI. Dee Louis w.
Hin Of the Great Northern steamship
COMPANY, said tonight that informa-
ton had been received from British
secret service men at Seattle 90 the eff
feet that az least one person rs being
held i'm irons aboard the Hill liner
Minnesota charged with damaging
her machinery 10 such an extent ass to
nccesNitate the abandonment of her
trip to London, England. The steam
ar rs returning To san Francisco
Mr nm said the general offices Of
the company here had no definite in-
formation as Co the extent Of the
damage He refused to discuss "a re
port that AN agent of the Washington
government was in ST. Paul today
seeking Information relative TO this
case
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
AUSTRIAN SUCCESSES
HEpORTED FROM VIENNA

Vienna Nn London Dec 2, 1880
o. mo- The Austrian lluneHrluu off
cial communication says
"Nusslan trout There has been one
Is sporadic artillery fighting
italian 'front.' Yesterday the ltW-
inns on the laonzo front confined
themselves 20 artillery timing and
changing their forces near OslaVia
They. however, made Isolated attacks
ulRht and dag which were ropulsrd.
con the Tyrol front hostile artillery
developed "a hrisl, activity AGAINST thr
fortified region ~ Iadaro
southeastern front There ma
been further heavy fighting near &C..
lehIai0 lMontenegrm h0rdcrl The
Monteucgrns being repuiscd IN
group operating from Foe1 south ui
rleyNo our roops rcpulsed violent
Montonegrn rouutcr-attarks
among the war material captured
at IleVl3y were o. million minrtN
cartrIdgea und hundred .1.tilrlN
muuitiun EMISSIONS NJ tuoh siN hun
dfed prisoners south vi Novpa1u
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
WORD RECEIVED
FROM MINNIE SOFIA;
VESSEL HELPLESS
Great Northern Steamer Wal
lowing IN Sea Southwest of.
Coronado Islands, Waiting
for WreckiQg Tug

SAN Diego Calf. Dee THE dis
abled Great Northern froighter Min
nesota is wallowing practically help
less about twenty-five miles southwest
NJ tho Coronado islands. according 10
q meager radio report received here
late TODAY
This Is the first direct word re-
ceived here from the big steamer
since Thursday night when the Ameri-
Hawaiian freighter Ncradan
sifhted the Minnesota Of Turtle bay
lower California Capt Thomas Car
lick. OF the Minnesota refused an of
ter Of assistance from The Nevadau.
The radio received here stated that
the Hin freighter was awaiting the are
rival OF the wrecking tug laqua and
the tug DauntlCss. which are steautng
40 fJll speed from the northern port
Nothing was said regarding persons
reported "a have been imprisoned i'm
The ships Brig for am alleged attempt
to disable the freighter Dis Gripping
her machinery
The Coronado islands are fifteen
miles southwest Of this port
AID Lead Word received . 30 8 .
The Minnesota was SAB miles from
san Francisco ND noon today. accord
ing 10 % wireless message from Cap
tain Garick commander NJ the dis
8blcd steamer 10 g. W. Wiley port
superintendent Of the Great Northern
Steamship COMPANY who is here
awaiting tho vessels arrival.
Captain Garlick said ne expected TO
meet the Dauntess and laqua tomor-
row afternoon
There was nothing in the message,
said Mr. Wnsv, 10 indicate the vessel
was in additional trouble Judging
from the poation or the ship, how
ever. she Is not making quite as good
Roadway as we hoped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
ONE KILLED AND
INJURED WHEN
Z TRAINS MEET

ST. Louis Mo. Dee h.--On per
son was killed several were injured
SERIOUSLY aud more than score of
passengers suffered minor injuries
in head-un collision between passcu-
ser trains No 305 and 22A of the M
hnois Central lines at Lenaburg llls
twenty-five miles southeast Of here
this morning About $50 other pas
stugors were baulv shaken up,
The accident Was caused q Us De-
cmred hv switch improperly set No.
pos, bound from ST. Louis 10 Jackson,
Tenn while making about forty miles
an hour crashed into No 22i bound
frHm cmbondaie. m Ia 81. Louis.
The latter train had taken a siding 20
allow the southhound passenger train
passage and was stationary when the
collision occurred
Fireman Richard Hcupleman of
No 205 WAS crushed To death His
homo was in Et-t st. Louis M tn-
gnecr Munroe kroWson also of East
81 Louis WIS badly scalded His re-
.CoNrr lis douhtlul
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
CONTINUED VICTORIES
CLAIMED BN GERMANS

London, Dec. q u2333 a. m)--A
dispatch 10 German headquarters
from Constantlnople and received here
BY wireless says.
"On the lrak (Mcsnpotnmial front
our troops have continued their pur-
suit of the enemy who rotrcatcd 10
complete disorder We captured an
enemy tug boat and also vessel load-
ed with provisions and war materials,
"Dardanelles front An enemy
transport which had been struck by
Our grenades stranded near kemikli
Ilman. while torpedo boat fled
Near seddut Bahr, during the
night Of the 2nd-3rd, the enemy fired
numerous aerial torpedoos against our
center ana left king An enemy arm
ored vessel which was firing on the
region of Kavok Kapru was struck by
four shells from our artillery The
vessel ceased firing and made of.
Near Seddul Bahr military aero
plane shot down nm enemy neroplane
md by dropping bombs put an enemy
nrmored ship tn flight
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
COMMONPLACE ARTICL.
ARE SCARCE m H

Rome. Nov 2f--The s.a-...
commonplace articles OF a,..
USE such as needles toue
and drugs is probably mora 7-c-
ed in italy than in amy az tb.
helhgerent countries. tacaas.
things have leen supplied ts Do.
most entirely by GERMANY 0
tho bran hes Of am American
machine company. Tor insfarc.
ports DO is NO longer able m
mcdium-sized needles. heesrs.
are made in GERMANY. % ais, .a-
am impossihiiiy 10 bus ferr-
mometer in Rome. as this X
artile Of German make. Th.
Of aspirin and t number of otbe.
cdies is exhausted at most 4,
pharmacies. ana doctors ars 4
il increasingly difficult 90 e.
prescriptions filled because of
lack Of drugs
This dearth of neeesarias I.
dered heavier to bear bv tina
impossibility Of getting goods
other countries and from tbe
cost of living. The ears for tbe
port of goods'are am used for IN
purposes and Rome even is ii
ened by a sugar famine althoug
manufacturers have sufficient y
needs Of the whole country M
Of living has altogether .nei
about four times and promises
further
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06

sefbtHHs ATOMS thr 8aiiarInt overlook
them Iu positions 0n thr iefi bank ".
LIuma Hrf ruer-0f.ea'lt attacked ana
dispersed Them Ihe oefhIths lNsl
here 200 n.id gums ono heW'iH"r- gov
motor ears groIf HlHFIfit TT "hl
natera. lso transport wagons nna
tsr-F aaaaittt t HH+t"fiiH aiu
equipment
tnrhn-M untHnra tlHHpa fr-
Treating toward UIaHtH f@HtuAtr1 this
place 10 the sIeht of our troops t''-
Iug behind ag hHWItTors. our cove
lIrp continue the rursuif
According On statements ui rrlnn
crs Klue Peter. uf SAr'il. had o. lr
carried nn stretchcr because tA'
march along Jhe Drina riser Was .n-
possible even for horses.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
COLORADO RANCHERS
RELEASED ON b

iaf MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED sI
Denver, Dec 5.-Threc Lar
county ranchers. George Reic
Henry Reichert and Jacob pigeb
rested yesterday near Fort Collin
a charge of manslaughter IN ION
ton with the death of Miss L.
Mansfield here Friday. were talk.
LittletOn today by Arapahoe IA
authorities, where they We're form
accused Of the girls death. ana
leased on bond George Rcichort
released under $4,000 bonds. Will.
other two were given their iibou
$4,000 bonds each.
James W. Daley and wife are
held under $4,000 bonds each in
ncctiDn with the case. Eddie IA
am Englewood chauffeur. IS On
Denver iail on a similar charge.
An inquest Will be held at Pc
burg tomorrow. The date for
liminary hearing of the six pei
nemed in the charge of mmslaut
has not been fixed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
BRITISH STEAMER is
AGROUND NEAR FRANCE

London Dec. t9t22 y. MA dis
patch received hy Lloyds from Mo-
lene, near Ushnnt France, SAYS the
British steamer star Of New Zealand
Is aground one mile southwest Of Mo-
lenc. Forty siN men OF her crew
have been saved.
The Star Of New Zealand Is q Vcs-
sci OF 4,4l7 tons and belongs 10 the
star line OF Belfast
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
ALLIES ARE SATISFIED
WITH GREEK POSITION

Paris. Dec Q G135 Ca. m)-Thc
ministers of the Quadruplc entente
in Athens had = conversation with n.
skouIoudls che GrcC.an premier, SAT-
urdav afternoon according 90 a. dis-
patch from the Crock capital q long
consultation OF tho cabinet ensured ar
Ter which ~. skouloudis called on The
king Circles which are informed.
continues The message state thai ID"
representative of The entente powers
have received assurances tH1t tH9
Greek rculv 10 The entente representa-
uons would Do found satisfactory.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Educator. 10 Go 10 Taos.

Santa Fee. Dec. 5.-Dr Frank II. II.
Roberts, president Of the Normal uni
yersitT arrived in Santa Fe on his way
to Taos TO speak at a county eduea-
donal meeting there. He preached in
the Presbyterian church this forenoon
Governor Mcdonald Superintendent
Of Public Instruction Alvan a. White
Rupert + Asplund Filadelfo c. de
buca, Casimiro B1rcla and others will
Join the Taos party expecting to- leave
on Wednesday. Mr. Asplund will dis
cuss the rural school problem from
the standpoint of the poorer counties
like Taos
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Ll1rTLE DOING BN
ARMIES OF TNLN

homo tvia London Pee 8, o.i5 ..
ml Tho following official commun-
icatiun was issued today
"With lhc exception ~ artillery Cu-
easements and fighting between
small detachments There have been
mo events worthy of mention along
the whole front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
nIrr nr.lrnNs CnnrlIlnnsc.

Fremont Ncb Dec. b. The in
terior of the Dodge county court
house here was practically destroyed
by fire carly today. The loss Is csti-
mated at $4,000 by members Of the
county board This was covered by
Insurance. Tho. courthouse was built
i'm 1857 att a cost Of $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
STRONG AND We'll As EVER.

Fred Smith, 525 Main St. Green
Bay Wis. says Il suffered long
time with a very weak back. Foley
Kidney Pills completely relieved me
Of an soreness and pain and | now am
strong ANA wcll as ever" Winter
aggrarates symptoms of kidney trou-
Die, cold weather makes aching joints
sore muscles, and irregular bladder
action more unbearable. Foley Kid
ney Pills help the kidneys eliminate
pain-eausing poisons. Sold every
whore
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Used Whenever ouininc Is Needed
Does Not Affect The Head

because of is tonic and laxative ef-
foct LAXATIVE BRoMo QrlNlNE
win bc found better than ordinary
Quinluo FOR amy purpose for which
Quinlno is used Does not cause nor-
vousnoss nor ringing In head Re-
member there is only one "Bromo
Quinlne" Look for slgRature Of n.
w Grove. 26c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
NO ACTIVITY REPORTED
ON RUSSIAN FRONTS

Putrogrud tvia London Dec. 10.
0it0 D. M 1.-The official communicu-
ton issued by the war office today
says
calm prevailed ou both lhc Vrst-
orn tRusAanl ana Caucasian fronts
yesterday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
sAAas GALLUP LUMP
4sSS GALLUP STOVE
~ SUGARITE LUMP
O'RERA LUMP
ALL KINDS WOOD
AZTEC FUEL co.
PHONE Isl

cipai questions uppcrmost at present
were discussed.
chic English delegate returned to
r.undnn during the night The
French Representatives returned e.
Paris.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
sfRBs uAHn PRESSED
nN BtLGAB FORCES

sofia. Dec s via London bee. q.
1901 a. M 1.-THE tolluwns official
communication Was issued tudaA
After the defeat of thc Strh'pa
last Monday Heu prlertnd the tes
mahts 81 tbe serbian arm, reiterated
coward Dlakoya uud along the Bell
'duni toward Dihra and seutari. pure
sued by our troops
FRIDAY uur column followed The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
ALLEGED GERMAN
DYNAMITE PLOTS
TO FEEL PROBE
Federal Grand Jury IN San
francisco to Go thorough
" Into Charges Of COnSpir-
acy to Wreck Plants,

san Francisco. Dec. 5.-The federal
grand Jury win Resume it's investiga-
tons tomorrow into the alleged Ger
man dynamite plots to destroy muni-
lions plants and ships and officers Of
the department Of justice were busy
to-day gathering ana arranging me
evidence that VIII be- submitted.
Franz Bopp. German consul gem
cral here. has announced his willing
ness, IL was said today to appear be-
forb the grand jury and explain the
nature 0f the work for which he em-
ployed G.. & Crowley. who was arrest
"a November Us and who, with Baron
George WIheim Veu BrieAen. an at
taeAe ef the German consulate is
charged with interference with and
attempts 90 destroy commerce be-
tween citizens of the several states of
the United States and foreign cOun-
tries
Capellc', Whereabouts Known.
United States Marshal j. B Holo-
han said today that although uo pa
pers of any kind had been served ON
Robert Capene "a missing agent of the
North German Lloyd steamship COM
pany, the federal authorities had a
Very good idea whore Capelle was and
wou d have no trouble in finding him
should his testimony before the grand
jury De considered necessary
Capeilp was sought by federal Of
flcials for Information, il was belicv-
ed he could give TIA am regarding han
ding the funds with which the steam
or Sacramento was outfitted The sup
plies on the Sacramento were deliver
ed TO German warship and five san
Francisco business men We're indicted
for their alleged participation I'm tho
deal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06

Real estate problems purchases,
sales or uadc-are easily solved by
journal Want ADDS Read them use
them. DO It today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06
Mercantile Honse Scnrrhel

Denver, Dec. 5.-Fire early d
partially destroyed the l.. A. Wal
Merchandise companNs store
warehouse i'm the heart of the vi
sale district Damage was cstiui
at $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-06

Heal estate problems purchascs
sales n rado-are easily solved by
journal Want Ads Read them, use
them. DO % today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-11
Sir Edward Grey's Reply.

Sir Edward Grey's reply to this country's pro-
test against the undue detention by the British
authorities of American ships and cargoes EN-
route to neutral countries in Europe is altogether
friendly and concatory in tone. 1t is not a full
reply. and is intended merely to remove possible
misconceptions as to Great Britain's general at
titude.
There can be, as Sir Edward points out, no
serious difference between the United States and
Great Britain over the main principle involved,
which is that belligerent dealing with trade
between neutrals should not interfere unless such
interference is necessary to protect the belger-
ent's national safety and then only to the extent
to which this is necessary This country went
prettv far during the Civil War in maintaining
the right Of search and the right to carry sus-
picious contraband cases into the prize courts.
We are therefore not likely to complain now OF
the principle which underes Great Britains
policy We can only protest against the hardshps
due to a harsh or faulty application of it.
1t ought to be very easy for the two govern
ments to reach modus uiUendi by which friction
may be reduced to a minimum. The United States
does not want to protect vessels or individuals
engaged in illicit traffic from the logical risks OF
their ventures. If they are caught they must take
their chances in the prize courts. On the other
hand, our government does not wish to see the In
nocent shipper suffer for the sins of the designing
one, and it is willing to 90, and should go, to any
reasonable limit to guarantee just and friendly
treatment of vessels and cargoes which are beyond
suspicion. AS Mr.. Bryan's note suggested, the
United States also recognizes that something can
properly be done here TO give an official certlfica-
finn of character TO SINNERS who clearly deserve
one.
When Sir Edward Grey takes up the details Of
the American protest we are confident that the
British and American positions will be found tc
be not very far apart. Meanwhile it is pleasant
to note that Great Britain volunteers to permit a
renewal of rubber exports to the United States
an exhibition of comfy in field not covered by
the present contraband negotiations.