The sun., 1910-03-18
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.... iIa'L Paintings LS Dead Men Z
.I,a ~aal IO ls@s lraned Mas apietl
SPJ Was ssWered - an Original.
yLtlHtin cass IA the snt ~ William
against William ClaItsen. on trial
-Ipf-'Ns Court Justice Page. drew
"a ric-r yesterday with tho t.ss-
4 former employees of Clausen's
rs tn ne sHect that alleged Martins.
d, irAa.-~es and BlakelOcks sold nv
l. - Ca;ne from the studio Of Arthur
- ..,u. VIM u declared by the plaintiff
b. . ptlnted ths tSo Martins Near
!, I w. Anl The Old Nil Near St.
,, a.. which are the subject II the suit.
thmtif will rest this morning after
ug -sSsrp.l more witnesses.
Ms \ I.@huUsier head of a printing
... ~ i>hr,ant declared that a genuine
.'N. ~ he. --,ut to Arthur Dawson To bs
.....-l -. rppied and the copy offered
-,r- - WANT hy Claus@n He com
g. ,laYssn ~ withdraw the copy from
-l.' after threa t.ning To- expose the
testimony Ua~ also offered that
.,,ua v-a removed from a picture 10y
o." wNirh was inexpensive. and the
,.... Nvan' substituted. after which the
H.., : karch. who arose from errand
.,. .. -uperint-ndAnt ia the Cau-sn
=, ,.,tiiiad that after I9OO Clausen he.
g. ... t..sl "Nt~nsively IN Martins and
-l4. ',r about four years afterward
,.rrr Dawson was ~ the ClauSen ~ pr,a
a.-,,..-r tally He remembered strctcherS
$50 na1k canvases going out ~ the store
% rrwsru'S studio and coming hack
n..r' .ud The Old Min az among them.
Hs.ags- the size "f the canvas CORE
-rruf.-i and because the naint was fresh
...H hs Ssw them.
Nh"psv"g new lnness. Want Mar
o. W Rlaks!uck was brought into the
sfrr- March sasd. the employees would
-.v There gues another live one.
E,rrh said that by Clau-ens orders
-. sva@pings from the carpets in the
sore -srs preserved IN straw box and
~. pu me occasion when Clausen had
a. Haged uyant on -.Nhihition he ordered
-. -rr~ss to put some dust on IN" pie
g.-. O. make IL lock more -wyautv
y, arlar~d that ona Wyaut brought in
=, nAtron to b~ Cles ned had beeu snld
.0me ono else and copy given back
=, ne ~ ner He couldn't tell how many
Ns-tln- came into the store frO-n Daw-
sops studio. hut there Vas = new one
rsariy every day for time The picture
Normandy Bridge which had b-en sold
~ nr Humphreys and which Dr. Humph-
-.-s compelled ia aus~n H. take hack
'soke1 freshly painted when It firs' cam"
no the stot~
The witness said that these limitations
-a-~ kept upstairs. while The genuine
rarnVings we're N closet doWn-ta,Ts N
- Jlati-sn store ilausan made ~
sr'ues of the paintings from Dawson's
.uidro IN his stock book ~ was the ,His-
'oru xlth the other psintings karch said
r. lsr Clausens employ IN ISps after 4
agreement over pirturs
ksrch declared cn cross-HNsm nation
'r-r he bore Clausen no ~ Will Ne -a'd
hs nad kept notes on things that occurred
lausens uhlle he vts there NsAad
--sn he frSs spoke about the fsl@e Mar
rs karch aid
I spoke 20 Mr. Ilsusen about ~ N iooI
umnTs had been gong ahort 'he Ioto-
10 thst 30 was selling spurious Homer
usr,lns and ,nld h,m -.
What d,d h- saw as~sd Jerome
sner. counsel fo- ,l,Isen
He told me ~ toll them ~ Eo ~ n"'l
~ redirect eIluiustiru March sI"d
.-.' Tor four wears eVCep' 80 'hs s'iul-na~
r. SIN Appeared usuallv a. noon svrrr
OIL, and sonnet rn~- came tW.oe q dav.
.'.e rsrfv part ~ ie, t~o -Fnali Homer
Martins and = Wysnt came into the store
30 ,ftsr they had been nut on esssls m
i.. front Of the store Clausen said -O'to.
-a' 10 vou think nf these three
k.rrl said he replied that he didn rh'nk
-.,r ~ them and asked Ciau-en where
n S5i them.
rpu Mr.. Dawson March SID Cltu-
So -rrhed
H"S much d,d thew cost
rh-s.. hundred o.oIlsr-
h.rrn -atg hs told Clsusen h- ditn =
e. ri- manev's worth and that Claussn
-r-rsd wei think Dawson - q fnkrr
.ait
f..r's- Grszel. q picture mat ma ksr
lad 30 worked for Clapsen for p Chf
rsata and Ss.s discharged one ~aiurd = Y
ci- N.tpOut explanation. We testified
'..t. n.. nal stretched twelve or foHrt '"n
..l. .~.- 'tat N"ut put blank and "anl"
i.,,- V|th tHf-uT nFs IN them We rer'og
rts.I the ,,t-lsI- when he was framing
' f.a rIo''rrs.- 10" SAID
T- rant SO 80 fresh. Gr~l@l aid
r.' rhen 1hesa ri~'urr~ came ~ could
..r ,nIv -us'l tn. paint 'rIt The pain'
., NV n,ud- rpruafnhsr Whe1
Ns1, NeWrsrt' came - the gallery ~
.s. r~ ip'' " Va- freshly T'alnt't and
%. yt' lrfp trsma y ws- taken =" the
'er. ugs--iT- and put ~ sNh'NiI" ~
'-r rsu'e had heeu made f0r 20 l"fore 'Te
20 .arue ' ssv 'laufen -ts'n tie
t'-s'ctsrr ',rszsl SAID thai when h''
.-.f 81 The Old NIll' ~ shout 'he same
'..-'s ne edge ~ The painting stuck - ms
t4r4 h~cau@e 'hs paint was 80 fresh
'-~ Pls,orlrl saId that ha worked for
'.avssr -" fourteen year. prInY 10 1877
So .sf' 'auser 10 get clear NJ this case
- -sg- me srocb book and 'nuldr re-
80 hat The Old Mil" and -Nesr
-aFgp-' ver~ ever entered ~ n. ~
un.s, ~ legitimate painting we're
'.nv aero ker' N . room ~ which only
I.. .lar utd the Lev HF remembered
''r saup~aTsnce of q picture 10y Rudolf
s.t a'-r SaN marked = " Myani
l'r r.- -artAin ~ wR@ the old lsiIdeil.
-r'h l rrIruter ~ other paInting-
b.. vet at - had hroughi low prlcNe.
t.as.r Potter said hs had been