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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
Snoeniel1rs< Mblhaab1nos $50. 3. aeiz

S1ge1leltrSs Mbl dbdsl1ng Mn. 3, 5ei>
genb, bab Spbn Seq sic Mrbeit ppIlenz
Oct bat unter &pntrnft bonn 20. Mpril
1915 in Ser Sl1mme bon $t,662. so
fir @rapirl1ng Ser settipnen S nnb
s. ser 9abenpprtz Yrincctpn GoaS
lpllroe lnterbreitet unb auf geb6rig
lnterltiisten Intrug ipurbe folgenbe
Gelplttion angerpmmeu:
rgeiblpiien, bab ser County zMubi=
tor bierburd initruirt lit, ei,,e anipeiz
lung a1s5uitellen alf Sen County
3oab @anrfonO gu @unlten bon Sobn
Sen i'm 8ctrage non $912.5O, lpclde
sunme bpm County SS%tsenienr eerti=
|fi5irt lit fir grbeit auf aontraft fir
@rabirlns Der scftionen S rnb s. Set
SupenportzGrincetpn Mpab.
@enrD @erb..
@priiber bes 9lpernilprenratbs.
8ef.: gbnarb Collins, gIerf.
gno9iiltige Sn9enieurs Mbidabung.
5cigcno, pab Sobn Sen Sic arbeit polz
lcnbct bat anf &pntraft BON 90. Mpril
1916 in Scr Sltmmc bon $2,O5O.SO
fir @rabirllng etc. BON Seftion 81,
2eGlaire=S ig Gpd 8oab, tmurbe unter=
brcitct nnb uuf 9ebDrig u1teritiitter
IntraS. iplrbe bic fplgenDe Nelolutipn
algcnp1mnen:
ugel1lullen, baB Ser COUNTY zsllbiz
tor bierbureb inltrltirt lit, cine Mnipciz
flung aus5ultellcn auf Den COUNTY
Npab 8mrfpno SIT @l1nlten bon Sobn
Sch i'm 8ctrage bon $307.62, pelder
gctrag bpm County SSl1gcnieilr %certifiz
5irt lit fir glrbcit nlf apntratt fit
@rabirung etc. Ser Gcftion 81, 2e=
Glairczgig Nod Npab.
@cnrD @erb.
| &prItbcr bcs SlperbilorenratBs.
I@c1t.: gbparD Collins, gIerf.
Suscniellrs abidatuns SEQ. 1, 3eiz
genb, rnb George Yaultian Sic Mrbeit
bpl(enbet bat alf &pntrnft pom 10.
Suni 1916 in Ser Sllmme bon $685.
I22 fir %&pnltruftion ber1hiebeHer
@urdfai1e in gdtionen s, 8 nnb 6,
9apenportzYluc @rab Noab, ullroc
lntcrbreitct, l,b alf seb1ris m1tere
ltiitten Intrng pllrbe Die fplgcnbc Sc
pollution argcnpmmcn:
ugeihloGen, oab Der County zslubiz
tor bierburh inltrllirt lit, eine Mnlpets
lung aus5uitelcn auf Ben 8riidenz
fpnb 5u @uniten bon George 9alitia,,
in Ser Gumme BON $746.4S, S5 Gro@
sent Beg bom County Sl,acnieltr certiz
|fi5irten getrages fir Nrbcit anf Som
trait fir &pnitruftion nerldiebencr
9urdldlIe IN Seftipnen 8, 8 nnb 6,
9apenpprtsgl @rab Goab.
Sc nrD Cert,
@prIiber bcs Gllperbilore,1ratbs.
8c1t.: gbmarb Collins, glerf.
gnogiiltiee Snsenicurs M~bid)deung,
5eigenh, BOB CHARLES g. @im bic Ire
belt nrlc. Set bat unter &pntraft rnm
a. gnil 1916 IN Ser Slrnnc bon
I$759.5O fir Bic &pultulftion bon
Gurdlab So. 10 ~, Glepna Soipn<
iibip, tulrbe uutcrbreitet, unb allf gce
brig unterltiieten Mntras pllrbc Sic
fol9enoe Nelolution ansenpmmen:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

StraBe ben 9iigel b%inabfp6r inns NIT
cineln bon oenl frilheren 9%iirgerrneis
tier Gbas. 9. Sfinner geleltetclt
sllttomobil follioirte. ~9lnoerlon tpar
niht I'M Stanoe, oas 3meirao alt5lts
balten, ullo fllbr qlter in Die Seite
oe5 Ilttos, melfeS III meItliher Hid)s
tlltg an Scr Sedlten apenlte binflthr.
Il1oerion trltg cine 9e6rohene @iiftc,
einen ge6rohenen Iallmen, ge6rpde=
llen Singer lrlo innerlide Gcrlebltls
gen oapon. ST mltroe in Ser Imbus
lar5 nah Sem @oipital gebradt, 100
Or. $. u. "Trip i'm b%ebanoelte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
te @ode bic alr6eit nieoerlegtel iilS

te @ode bic 9lr6eit nieoerlegten, iillo
uieocr on ibren Elasell lett gelterlt
Wforgcn. geanltc ~meigertelt lidD, arr=
5ltgeber, Oh Die Sobnerbobung, Bic
BON Den slrbeiterlt perlangt muroe,
c nlelben gemahrt morOelt lit, l,lo
aabelt 5l1r gntport, BOB oie Streitig=
feitcl1 5ltr 3ufrieoenbeit aQer &C.
Idlidltet Duroen.
Ser 25jG6rigc Charles anoerion,
30. 1915, IA. 9lpenlte, Moline, mltr=
DC idymer p~erlest, ais CT geltern alti
elncm 3ncirao oil Ser 3molftell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
Ncuts aus Mustatine.

9atprence Sidep, ein g19cltcltcr
Ser Mllscatiue 2ig6ting So, 500 iid)
cine ldmer3bafte 8lnoe 5lt, oils CT
BON ciner Selc9rapbenlton9c, OH oc=
rem Spite er bcihaftigt aemcicll, ab=
lticg, mnb ein berporltebenbes ihar=
fes giien inn tief ms 6leii6 orong.
Or. Slipcr mlrbe gerllfcll, llno be-
1%anoclte Sic @itnoe.
Ger s0ja6rige Sobn MeG(llrg,
mclder bon ser gera1ba Oes 5peitcn
Stofmcrfes auf oas Gilaitcr oes
Seiteumeees i%tiir5te, no or iibcr cine
Stunoe lang lag, bis nlan i'm fano,
mag, Sen Mer5tcn nod, otll 2ebcn
bleiben. Mon glallbt, oab CT eincrl
|leidten ShlogonfaI erlitt. ST ficl
bon per Geratoa ocs altel uMh1sca=
tine @oule" nnb lag ~bemubtlps allf
Bent Irottoir, Bis ere bon cincm $50
li5ilten gefl,nocn ml,rbc, Ser i'm ms
l@cribcp @oipital %beforbern licb. Ter
i'm bebanoelnbe Mr5t, Or. 6. .. Sui
liam Sr., mar 5lterlt Der Mcinl1ng,
Dob Die G%crletun9en tootlid) icien,
bod mad)te CT lpdter bcfanllt, bob cs
moglih lei, sen Gatientell an 2cbclr
gu erbalten.
Na1 elmer &ranf6eit bon Snei
Sabre1 ltarb bier 5ral 3el6cn Mil-
larb, cine nohlbefannte Gilmoblterin
bon Sout6 Museatine, in ihrcnl
Seine, SEQ. III gisnlarf Strabc.
lSdminoiudt ioa ibren SOB perur=
ladt ho6cn.
6ral1 Millarb mllroe Sen Is. Sch
rl1or 1895 bicr geboren. Sim 81. Mai
1913 perbciratbcte Tie lih NIT Gcu=
ben Willaro. Sic binterloBt ibrer
trauernoea Gatten, iowie lire 81
tern, &crrn uno 5ral1 Mcpcr $.
Simons, lno orei griioer, garl,
sSralf hnb Charles Simons bon bier.
Ias 9earabnib miro beute 9tabmit=
taa I'M 3 llbr Don Der @obm1pg
Serrn Sen. $. @ooo's, gso. 721
@ismarf straBe, aus obgcbaltel,
peroen. Goltor SEQ. V. Barber
miro amtircn, lulb ser 2eidn1am al1i
DEM GREENWOOD 6ricDboie sur Il1be
beitattet peroen.
6rau Mbbie @3orris mad}te ourdJ
Mnmalt S. s.. &amnlerer cine
Sdeioungsflage gcger Sanlcs q.
Mprris m%rbangig. Sic .gibt on, oof
Morris iie SEN 81. Sanltar 1915
beiratbcte, ltnb I'M 5cbrl1ar 1916 Der.
licB. Sic eril1dlt Tim $40 ~porloufigl
Mlimcntc ll1o $25 mol1atlid)e oalt.
ernoc Mlimente.
gais aonabrcdt, I2nodtcr boz
@crrn ltno 6ra1 @iIbelin 2al1gbrcdt
9to. 101 'meltlide glfthstrabe, lmlr
DC am Sonntag Nad)nlittag alf Sen
@reenlpop0 5riebbofe 6eeroigt. 81
Seierlihfeiten m1rocn BON Ser @ob
nlt1g aus a~bgebalten. Serr Galtpr 8
Is. Sta6l bon Scr 0elttiben Gongrega
Itions Stride amtirte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
Mruts aug Sod Sslanb,

Die alte Sdmieoe, oie ieit led5ig
SSsabren Der Stabtballe an Scr is.
sStrabe nnb 3. Mpel,ue gegeniibcr-
ltano, mnroe aeitern abgerilien, elmer
4Srbinan5 snfplse, nod melfcr alle
aften, gefdbrlidcllc lnO sic Stabt
neridanocnbcn @cbal,Oe 10 balo OILS
moglib niebcrgeriIie u ullb aus Sem
@ege gerdltmt meroen %lollen. Iie
Sdmicoe lit ido1l lett etlidcn 800
naten nidt mebr heriist moroen, uno
|mar cine ser a%ltelten 2anbmarfen m
Ser Stabt.
Die Mnfloge ocs IiebItobls gcgc11
S. 8. @clh, einelt @erfdnfcr Der
Sltoia Sea 60, murbe fallen gelai-
len, oils oerielbe periprad), fir 0ie feb=
lcnoc Summc a1f5nfonmen. @eld)
mllr0c allf Mnrcgltng bon S. g.. Mc=
Guffertp, @eihaftsleitcr ser Jirr1a
in Dem bieiigen 3meiggeid}aft, per=
baftet, 90 er angeblid $66, melde
Der 8cienidaft geborten, pcri1lbelte.
Son Sem @eloe maren $31 ibm oils
Sobn 5mfommcno, utb oils ct per=
lprad), ben Nelt 81 be5ablen, muroe
cr freigelaiien.
Die 3nme1r ser 21,tberiiden ST.
onsfirdc meroen bcl1te Mbeno Elm
gisrabmfelt Dor Dem Nfarrbauie an
Scr Al. StraBc unD q. Mpen1te in
&od Sslano ahbalten.
gtpa so Treunoinnen ii6erralb-
ten am Sonntag 5ra1 2ol1is Sart=
mar,r, No. 534, is. Strabe, 5l1 it,
rem fiinf5ielten @%ebltrtstagc.. Scr
Nadrmittag mltroe NIT Ml,iif l,no
aartenlpielen perbradt unb Site
anitlirten iid al,f's @eite. Die @b=
tiidc lparen NIT gelben @lllr1cr
ld)Dn oeforirt.
&arrp Gbinfelot ipl1roe lint $500
lttt0 Soften Ser Gerbanolltng bcltraft,
meil Sic 2id)ter an iei11em Ml1tomobil
tidt brannten, OILS ct bon Doctor.
epele ; 8oliSiit Ballard ii5erbolt mi
arretirt nltr0e.
Serr Martin @eapcr BON MoIine
uno Sralt Soiepbinc @ilmot bon Ga.
%lesburg lieBen iid bon 5%rieoensrid+
ter &1lebl III oie ScIieln ser @bt
ldmieoen. 5ralt 8ilmot lit So uni
@eaoer 50 Sabre alt.
S. g. 9onielS tpuroe unter $500
gurgidaft Den 8roBgeibaporener
ii6ermielelt. gr lit angeflagt, cine
Neiietalbe nto eillcn nM5ug, Garl
vs. @ebcr BON @ebar Mapibs gebo.
reno, 0enllelben entfpenbet 5lt BADEN
Sic 9cioen murben Dor einigen ga:
gen init chamber befonnt, OILS @cbcr
auf Scr 5ude nod Mrbcit bon Geba,
@apios bier alfam nno nadyoent fe
cine 3eitlang 5uiammen gene en-
mad)te iid 1aniels nit oem gigen.
tbnm leines 6reunOes alts Dem 5tar-
be. Mls @cber ibn 5l,faIlig orf ser
|Strabe erblidte, rief ct 9pli5ill
8rneger ST @iilfe, ser i'm perfolgte
ltto lpater perbaftete. 3aniels leltg.
l1cte 5llerlt alle 5dpllo, legte icoodJ
lpater ein @eitanoniB ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
-.

8inber IN n +. Ontel
CUR ie6sjdbrigen Ridte): nNa, 2ies=
4en, ou biit nun INNER nit Der
Mama 10 allein. m06teit BIZ nidt
bolb pieber einen ne,,en Papo bo=
6en?"
2iesden: rMd, ipeibt bu, Onter,
mir mDaten licber inter uns bleiz
Benz"
Bes ger{e<
ben. rSa, mas 1T bos, 5rGuz
lstng Der @od 1T mir ia bel gu
eng"
n4d, entidulbiaens Sic, sndbige
Jrau, ba bat bic Dtrettrice in Der
'Gile bic @toffe permehieIt unb nit
hem &leiberitoff Sbren !6ut eoruisrt,
luabrenb tie bic 9utIeibe fir BEN
Mpd perbrou9te."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15
Neue8 aus W1oline.

Spbn q. @acper BON Sllinois
Stu, Ser Dor etlidel1 5agen lit lei
ltem Muto nit raienber 8cidminoigz|
felt 0ltr6 Moline fl1hr, mnrbe bon
Goli5eiridter @uitafim 5lt elmer
8elbitrafe bon $21.20 perurtbeilt.
Gor eintgel1 Sogcr1, als @caner
Sic @ren5en Ser Sdnelligfcit iiber-
trat ltno Motorcpfle : Yoli5ilt gfeglep
ibm befabl, a~1t5l1balten, fltbr CT nod
ldlneaer, llno froboenn Neglep i'm
perfolgte, aelang es inn, leinee6lllht
5u hemerflteligcn. sls er iid nid,t
tint ben 9cfebl, al15l1balten, thinner
|te, ldob ser 8eanlte ein 2oh in eilten
Der 8nmmireifert, ood al1d Dies
bradte ibn niht sur Strefe. gecglcp
fiirdtete, hos 2ebe11 ser pielen Syllb=
aanacr ait g~efabroert, llllo gab- barlm
Die Sago atf. Gen rlaid)iten Gag mllr=
|De Gonltable S. g. Nierce tad) Sill
|noiS Gitp geianot, uao bradte @ea=11
Der 5l1riid, I'M lid Dor @erid)t 5l
Derantlpprtelt.
Die Critic Metbpoiiten : &irdc lit
ei1t praftpoa al1sgeitattetes @eballoc,
lett Sic Stride imenoig nett beforirt
mo lonitig a1sgebcliert morOen lit.
Gs iino I'M @all5en etlpa $4,000 per=
altsgabt mpr0elt, lulo nit Sen nel1clt
1cppiden nlp. madlt oas @an5c
eineh pradtigen M11blid. Iltd) bas
Ffarrbaus, mcld)cs lit l%dnbbaftem
Snltanoe NOR, lit al1sgcbeiiert mprben
nl1b gemabrt nlll1 inllel1 uno arben
etl1et Diibide1 slnblid.
&ompagnie rs" bonn iedlten SIC
aiment Scr Slinpis National @arbe,
.febrte aeltern bon S%prinaiielb slrriid,
no Oas finite llnb lcd1lte &egimcl,t
lett oem 5. Mltgult an Ben Manoperl1
betbeiligt iparcrl. 9ic Miann1er iillo
bel gutter @ell1nobeit lt,o gltem SIT
NOR, un0 ideinen iid pdbreno ser
uebl1rgcn gut amillirt SIT baben. Sin
Sdein9eie6t iollte ott Samstag SIT
Camp 2incol11 ltattfinoen, mltBte je=
bod oes ltarfen 9fegens balber utter
bleibel, pie Gapt. Gatterlon Ser
Ser. Staaten Mrnlee bcfannt madte.
Ser @al1 zines Srausformir1ngs=
ba,,ics fir Sic Miolinc, &of- Sslano
SO. nit eilenle &oltenal1fmano bon
81 600 inue Son observation-disclosures,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Ollie Mu;eideu beuten oaranj
bin, nab wabreno bes tommcnoen
Wtnters 0as 8reuumaterial lebr
tbeuer lein miro.
@enu Sic iii oicicm CONNER
obue 8asofeu icrtig geiuorocn
iiuO, erldredeu Sic nidt iiber
Oas Gereoe Oes tbencrn 8rcnu=
materials
@lanbcn Sic nidt, oaB es,
mie Mnoere ausseiunoeu baben,
piel biQtger lit, Oas gauge Sabr
| biuourd eineu 0asofen 81 beuu=
Ben, als lid nit einem altuooer=
ue1 &odofen 81 plageu?
Spredt bpr int 9anfe b1eier
@ode nuo laBt Gnd Dieie mo-
oernea @aSOfen 6eigeu, = ale
Sortcn, a1e ipariam int Ser
brau9 bes Srennmaterials. Seoe
offerirt Gnd cine lleue glrt Guer
&odcn 81 beiorgen.
&odt; tparurt Sud toden
lafeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-15

Der @al1 zines Gransformirunas=
bal,ics fir Sic Molinc, Rpd- Sslano
SO. nit einen1e &oitenal,fmano bon
$4,000 loal ben 9efanntmadungen
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
BOPP SAYS BIC
SIIN.' WAS USED
FOR FATHERLAND
German Consulate Had on
Hand 100000 at One
Timel He Admits, But British
Consul Had Much More,

JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WINE
San Francisco, Dec 22.-lnside
workings Of the German consulate or
San Francisco during war times were
revealed today in the United states
district court by the cross -eXamina-
tion Of German Consul General Franz
Bopp. accused with six others of con-
spiracies to violate American neu-
traIitv by hindering shipments of war
munitions to England and her allies
Rom admitted existence of 'se-
cret" German consulate war fund,
ageregating more than 100000 some
Of the money, he said, came from the
German embassy in Washington John
Preston, United States district attor-
ney, was endeavoring to show that
The alleged conspiracies were financed
on a gigantic scale, He asked Bopp
if his war fund ever reached 81 l,OOo'-
600. Bopp said that it did not.
Bopp said when he returned from
Germany in March, l915, there was
500, 600 in the war fund in the san
Francisco consulate. Preston asKeu
what use was made Of the money
1--WE spent it to buy rubber ana
nickel for Germany" the consul re
piled. 1--WE shipped the materials
through neutral countries.
To what other uses the money was
put was not revealed. While Preston
was questioning Bopp about such an
enormous fund" Bopp exclaimed;
why the British consulate here has
millions"
Questions about the movements OF
detectives for the German consulate
brought a remark from Bopp that at
one time detectives engaged by "A.
Carnegie Ross, British consul general
surrounded the German consulate
'I'll bet it cost him a lot Of money,
Bopp added with a smile
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
BORDEN STRONG
AGAINST PEACE
WITH GERMANY
Canadian Premier Declares
Allies Cannot Yield While
Military Aggression Goes
Unchecked,

/ ,.y..,s,,,,,,. .,,,to,,.t. orrrlst LeAafn wiptl
1.ronro ON. nrr al ,ppNauua
h. .oul5 moi hold himself "In the
...l... ,r .bn.a who s,v Germany is
,.J,nr, ror t1s RIGHTS of weaker ua.
.+.n. -,,. r,r.,t Harden prrmter of
,.,,l, ,ssarl.d In .an address to-
,f,l,t ,h,t Great Britain and her do
n,i,ion. oc,n NOT weld while military
.r.rassiop zoos uncbockcd
.rr boyc 81 correct recollection, "
h, enid oo DISTINGUISHED statesman
- r,ai,.,,id .,a,t his country mad been
r,,.,.d !, ioin Gcrmnny ana Austria
4, u,,l,,,o ,ya,.. an serbia and sho
bal r.f,.,d gecalee if was a war of
..,.r...tor
a,,r,,n Aust,i, cont its noto to Scr.
ii, and ,ho Iatter country Welded to
-, ,,... .J,,.,,,d. ,yc,,t npo and ON
l.,.. na,,. ,rr.roJ +, spb,i 10 the
..,,,..',,, ar pna rt.cno Austri, do
'I.,.I ,.,,. am eo,l.,, and with tho
.,.,,,n ,e c.r,n,nv rr.rir,toted a
r,, ...i.h if roro 'bad Lc,n ura-
.,.,...
,.r, .,...,, ..i.,. D,,., tbo u,.rin g
.,,,,n..., fieb,in,, cor the soue oh.
~ ,,rat,cfio, of woal.rr ma
a.... l.,,, ,o,, of you ,youId repard
,o'''' .,,,. .' ~ car,,,n,. tow,rd Rcl-
g..,t, Il, n,.,t nav Whom
'', ,.,,t,,.t.,,,, n.a. nrooo,tod to uol.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
Three Weeks Session Shows
More Accomplished Than
Ever Before in Correspond
Ing Period Before Christmas,
IMPORTANT MEASURES
NOW AWAIT ACTION
When Statesmen Come To-
gether Again Investigation
of Railroad Problem Is to
Be Taken Up,
lrr MORNING lousnA. ssselAL LsAsso wan

Washington. Dec 22,-Cougress
adjourned today for the Christmas
holidays to reconvene January 2. In
the three weeks of the session the
house passed five government supply
measures; the urgent deficiency leg
islatye, Indian, District Of Columbia
and diplomatic and consular appro-
priation bills-more than ever were
before passed in the brief period pre-
ceding a holiday recess.
one Of these bills, the urgent defi-
cheney has passed the senate.
Railroad legislation failed to get
much attention in either branch. The
house commerce committee decided to
await initiative action in the senate
where. beginning January 2, the sen
ate commerce committee will hold
hearings on the proposed railroad ar
bitration measure, and the bill au-
thori2ing the president to take over
the railroad, telephone and telegraph
lines in case of military necessity.
VIII BE Pressed After Recess.
At the conclusion of the hearings,
the railroad measures in some form
will be pressed as amendments to the
pending bill to enlarge the Interstate
Commerce commission Efforts to
extend for one year the life Of the
Joint commission investigating rail-
road problems were checked in the
house to be renewed Immediately af-
ter the holidays.
The senate passed the immigration
bill. with its literacy test provision.
and it now is in conference. The SEN
ate also began consideration of the
District of Columbia prohibition bill
and fixed January 9 for a vote.
The national prohibition constitu-
tional amendment was reported fa-
vorably from the judiciary committee
in each house.
House committees also reported the
Borland food investigation, with a
favorable resolution. and the Susan B.
Anthony constitutional amendment
for woman suffrage, without recon-
mendation. Neither resolution ad-
yanced to consideration in the house
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
POLICEMEN
ALL TO ENTER COLLEGE
10y aoss,sa JOURNAL opserAL LEASED wrEE

Berkeley, Cal, Dee. 22.-Every po-
nceman in Berkeley is preparing to
enter college. The initial appropria
ton for a policemep's college was
made today by Berkeley's city coun-
ell,
Dr. Albert Schneider, of the Uni
yersity of California, is to he dean Of
the college and instructor in various
courses including physics, physiology,
anatomy, micro-analysis and criminol-
ogy. August Vollmer, chief Of police,
is to act as director of the new un-
dertaking The school is modelled
after the University of California and
will offer credits and diplomas. The
faculty Of fourteen, all Of whom have
college degrees, will include eight pro-
fessors ana instructors from the i'nt-
versity of California.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
TE|PER GUILTY
Of MURDER IN
SECOND DEGREE
Iron Nerve of Young Man Fails
When Verdict Charging Re-
SponSibiIity for Mother S
Death Is Given.

Buffalo, n. Y, Dec. 22.-Guilty of
murder in the second degree, was the
verdict returned by a jury late today
against John Edward Teiper, charged
with having killed his mother last
January. The jury deliberated TWEEN
ty-nine hours.
The verdict broke the iron nerve of
the young defendant, who throughout
the long trial had given no sign Of
emotion. AS the foreman Of the jury
announced the verdict, Teiper's strong
frame seemed to crumbe. His knees
sagged and he would have fallen TO
the floor, had he not been caught by
a deputy. "Oh, my God he
shrieked. as he struggled to rise,
this is not fair, this is not human"
The sentence prescribed for second
degree murder is a minimum of twen-
ty years imprisonment.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
CHICAGO JURY FINDS
MRS, BARNES NOT GUILTY

Chicago, Dee. 22.-Mrs IVA NJ
Barnes. charged with the mur-
der of her husband, James r. Barnes,
a travelling salesman, was found not
guilty by a jury in the criminal court
this afternoon. The jury deIberated
three hours.
Mrs. Barnes is the nineteenth wom-
an acquitted Of murder in Chicago
since 1907. Barnes was shot and
killed during a quarrel with his wife
lin Washington Park, September l5'
1915.
Mrs. Barnes testified that Barnes
attempted to kin her and that the
weapon was accidentally discharged
while she struggled TO get possession
of 1t,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
KAISER C0NFERS GREAT
HON0RS ON RUPPRECHT

Berlin, Dec % CVia London) Elm -
peror William has conferred the OAK
Leaves of the order Pour le Mcrite
upon Crown Prince Rupprecht Of
Bavaria, commander Of the German
forces on the Somme, it was officially
announced today. With the decora-
ton, the emperor sent an autograph
letter in which he said.
"Under the splendid leadership of
your royal highnesa the Franco Brit
ish attacks have been arrested and
the battle on the Somme won for us.
Only this made our destructive blows
i'm Rumania possible
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
BIG PEACE MEETINGS
FOR NEW YEARS NIGHT

New York, Dec. 22.-Monster peace
demonstrations, at which will be read
manifestos from the American people
to the world in the cause of peace
will be held at midnight on New
Years eve in Chicago, Denver, San
Francisco and this city, it was an
nounced here today by the American
neutral conference committee, At
each committee a community chorus
will ring out the present year with
song. Messages are expected to be
received from neutral conference COM
mittees in European countries.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
WOOL GROWERS FAVOR
BETTER BOUNTY LAW

Salt Lake City, Utah, Dec 22.-
President F. ]. Hagenbarth, of the
National Wool Growers association
has named the following committee
to draft a uniform coyote bounty law
for the west,
The committee will report January
II. the opening day of the association
convention here. 1t consists Of James
II. Moyle, salt Lake; ]. n. Burgess
Pendleton. ore; F. NJ. Rothereck,
Spokane; j. D. Noblitt Cokeville,
Wyo.; F. D. Myrackle, Helena, Mont;
H. c. Abbott, Springer. n. NJ; W. n
NcGnl. ELY. New; l.. F. Vercamp
Flagstaff, Ariz. 7 NJ Alexander Sa-
guache, Colo. Hugh Sproat, Mayfleld,
Ida.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
GERMAN SUBMARINE
SUNK BY ENTENTE NAVY
lnr nosnlna lauenAL spseIAL LeAetp wIaal

Amsterdam Dec. 22 (Via London.)
According to reports from German
sources. the German submarine U-46
has been sunk in the Bay Of Biscay
by entente naval forces.
It is probable the foregoing dis
patch refers to the same submarine.
perhaps designated in recent news
dispatches as the U-49, which has
been active off the French and Span
ish coasts The submarine sank the
American steamship Columbian, the
British steamship Seatonia, and the
Norwegian steamers Baltimore and
Fordalen
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
TO Increase Mounted Police.

ottawa, ontario Doc. 22-Thc
mounted police patrol on the boundary
line from the Great Lakes west is to
be- strengthened. IL was announced to-
night. TO this end notice has been
given the western provinces of Canada
that hereafter they must undertake a
good deal Of the work. The border
police have been exceedingly busy
since the war began, checking Snug
Cling and horse stealing.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
Locate Hospital at Las Cruces.

Chamberino, N. NJ, Dec pa
meeting of the physicians of Dona
Ana county has been called to take
place in Las Cruces the end of this
week to consider the locating of a
hospital at Las Cruces
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
Nolcd cLyn Nm Nctcrnn Dlcs.

Washington, Dec 22.-Brig. Gen.
George A. Woodward u S A.. retired,
died here today aged 81. lie was a
native Of Willesburre, Pa, and a ciyil
war veteran
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
VIII Build Standardized steamers.

London, Dec. 23.-The Times says It
learns the government is working on a
program for building large number
Of big standardized cargo steamers foI
government use.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
THE WEATHER
WEATHER FORECAST.

Denver. Dec. 22.-New Mexico sat
urday and sunday cloudy and unset
tied not much change in temperature.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
The Day in Congress
SENATE.

Met at noon.
Senator Galinger blocked another
effort by Senator Hitchcock to get
consideration of resolution endorsing
President Wilson's peace note.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-12-23
HOUSE.

Met at II a. m.
Took up diplomatic appropriation
bill.
Considered emergency bill for ad-
dtional diversion of water for power
at Niagara Falls.