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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

town for the night parade, remaining
to take in the carnival
| At the park besides the BAN game
between Santa tc and silver City,
which proved the least Of the attrac-
tioms in the afternoon, there were two
exciting motorcycle races. harness
race running race the cowboy and
cowgirl quadrille fancy roping and
band concerts throughout the after
noon
Because of the resrettahlc accident
to the biplanc of Aviator Lincoln
I5eachey on Tuesday thcre were no
! flights yesterday hy the aviator An
nouncement was made at the fair
grounds that the fair management had
wired to The Curtss Aviation Company
for another machine, and that il was
certain one would be secured from
Denver in time for flights on Friday
and Saturday. The broken parts to
BeacheX's machine. which he wired to
Los Angeles FOR on Tuesday evening
could not bc supplied and when flights
, are resumed. they VIII he made il an
entirely new machine sent ON l'on
Denver
The balloon ascension scheduled for
Yesterday afternoon. did not take
place. since il was impossible on the
short notice given. for the aeronaut
g set his hallon in shape to make an
ascension until too late IN the after
noon, and the ascension therefore, to-
sether with parachute jump at an
elevation of several thousand feet, win
occiir this afternoon and each after
noon until he last day OF the fair
TodaNs program at the fair
grounds will he the best of any day
Of the week 50 far What promises
10 bc one Of tho best features VIII be
the baseball game starting at 3nl
O'Clock, between the Albuquerque and
Silver city teams, which are contest
ing for the first prize in the baseball
tournament There viii be harness
races. running races ana the widely
advertised New Mexico stake race for
COW ponies. which is to be - half milo
dash, with entries from practically
every county in the state. ana for
which the purse is $500 There Win
he motorcycle races, hroflcho busting.
Indian and cowboy sports, and other
events giving an afternoon of contln-
nous entertainment to those who visit
the fair grounds
Yesterday the weather was perfcct.
ana as the weather has been good all /
week, except for occasional cloudi /
ness. and with fair weather forccAStcd !
for today, there should hc nothing to /
prevent everything being carried c4ti
according 10 schedule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

Podguritza Montenegro, Oct p-~
The Monteneern army opened war
against Turkey this morning hy at
tnckins I strong Turkish position o9-
posltc Podgorit1a. Prince pctcr ~ 2
Young sou Of King Nicholas fired tbs
first shot THIS WAS the signal fcr fir-
ing all alons the line aud an artiilorS
duet cnsued within tWcntl-onc MIN
utes fiNc Turkish guns were silonced
and the Turks rctreatcd from thoir
first position ol Mount Plainlntzau
f'r noon the TURKS had evacuated
the mounialm POdgpri1u h. tho
headQuarters of the Alontenesrin
forces ana amid the enthusiastic
cheering "f the people, King Nicholas
with Prince Mirho, his second sou.
and staff rode carh to lhe no,m
tains to survey the positions. rhc
Monlcneern guus hard heon placed
tie nieht brfore aAd silone d,Neh
mcnts Of men were held In rcserNe
should the 'llrhlsh forces prove larser
tll.n the r,purts of Tho s,outsi indi
catod
Punctunlls ~ s O'Clock. the FIRST
shot was directed pt Tie Turkish pos
tior on The hills opposi ir b 'rmD
Peter Who rs rapIuln of Tn. tiiil-'
lcr2 A lh, fTns Of iho gun the
band IN tho Nontonegrn heudQgar-
iers struck up the royal hymn Tha|
the AIontcnesrin fire was effective.
WIS proven bN the quick retirvmtni
of the Turks. After they cNueuated IA
mountain general advance at Moate-
n'efin infantry was ordered. Covered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
NiIsME\ NIII FIGURE
~ AIIt NJ. " Ai;lfl liii.

Paris. oct s-Th- French foreign
ofner late tonight Hts without reply
from sofia. Athens or belgrade. AIR
men are likely 10 appear for the inst
time iu actual war Turkey recently
acquired eight monapAucs in France.
two in England ana two in Gerna ns .
Bulgaria owns one monoplanc and
three hi-planrs and the war depart
meni in sofia has iust ordered addi-
tipnnl machines from Germany.
The Greek war department pos
~eSses six French bipianes and one by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
REBEL BAND RAIDS IN
tOAulIIA II IAIE.

Monterey Mex. oct. s.-A hand ot
ninety rebels is reported To b. com-
mitting depredations at l.ampazos.
seVenty-five miles southwest Of La
redo. Texas. They belong to the
force commanded hy Marcelo cara
N~o and are commanded i'N Joaquin
Goyo who was formerly a newspaper
man la Monterey. They appeared
Yesterday al Candida. roahuiia de-
handing food and arms from the citi-
zens Today they were reported to
be moving toward Laredo pursued by
federal troops from I-amapzos.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

With thousands of people assem-
blcd here from every section of New
Mexico, and additional visitors by the
hundreds arriving on every train last
night, with more to come on the early
morning trains today. Albuquerque
day, the biggest one of the state fair
promises to set IA new record for at
tendance at New Mexico's annual fair
Last night the hotel ana room
ing houses were taking care Of fair
visitors by placing cots in The halt
wnNs, while numerous residences We're
being thrown open to give late arri-
walls a place in which to spend the
night The Albuquerque spirit, how
ever manifest on every hand. is max
ing up for any inconVeniences which
the visitors may be called upon to
bear so far as hotel and restaurant
accommodations are concerned
Yesterday. the third day Of the state
fair. and designated on the program
as Good Roads daN, was the banner
one thus far in the attractions offer
ed for the entertainment of the Visi
tors and in the attendance. both at
the park and down town last night.
For two hours before the Illuminated
automobile pageant last night. thou
sands lined either side of Central ave
nue. for blocks. and by the time the
parade passed along the line oi
march. the throngs had been aug
mented until solid mass of human
itN packed the thoroushfarc IRON
fiist to sixth streets. not Ia mention
The crowds along the streets intersect-
ing.
because of the large crowds down
town the carnival shows did record
breaking business until almost mid
night, many Of those who came down
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
JAIL SENTENCES FOR
SMUGGLING CHlNkS

san Francisco. Get. . Ne 4Nnui-
naNng oN,dence Was round to-day
among the personal effects of lohu
0sterhuis, muster OF the gasoline
sloop Alert. captured Yesterday Off
Point Relics toy thv goNcrnmvnt cutter
Golden Gate. OStcrhus SAYS he was
fishing not smugghnR chinese ie
Will be held pending further investiga-
tion.
Convicted on chatscs Of smuggling
Chinese into the port Of san Franz
cisco. from Lower California, on the
launch Earl l< Captain Adolph
Adolphson, Wiltm Sunderrn his
mate, and wan Mot a Chinese CON
fedcratc. were sentenced to-day by
Judge Haven OF the United states dis
trict court. to serve one year each in
the Alameda county Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
Rebel Commander in Chief
Gathers Army Of 5000 Men
UnoppoSed by FederaIs in
Neighborhood,
QUARTERS FIGHTERS
ON AMERICAN RANCH
Political Significance Said TO
Attach to Fact That Insuf-
rectoS Avoided Property Of
Madero Officer,
I'si,M Ps-H-I lu,,sds IuuI"or xu,u'"N sul

IsiiM Ps-HSI lu,,ads I"nIo"r xulu'"N kul
El Paso. Tex, oct. 9.-Ciencral
Pascual Orozco, with "a rebel army
estimated AT 5000 men, is located
ninety miles southeast of the border
below Del Rio Texas according to
official adviccs received here today. II
is said his force has been materially
strengthened by recruits in the state
of Coahuila. and that federal troops
apparently are making no effort to
pursue and engage the rebels. some
political significance is attached TO
the fact that Oruzcu did not permit
his men to forage on the r. hrh owned
by General TrcS ino, Il iedc.,l COM
in the state of NueNo con,
toward which Orozco's forces are ,HuN-
ing. Instead, the rebel forces wc'
moVcd onto the Blocker ranch, an
American property. where they are
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
TAFT GIVES VIEW
OF CALIFORNIA LAW

san Francisco. oct s.--President
iait ieoi roeuizancc OF the political
situation u california today in his
nrniun Hs pressed in telegram re-
triVtd pt fustave Bremen. chairman
of thr republican state campaign COM
mffttc President Taft telegraphed;
Il ana sure if the regular republic
taus sfo te he denied right OF fran
cnisc through unjust action Of ths
4uafA Al1s now in control Of California
politics their indefensibic conduct
must ultimately reoct 10 their injury.
Whatever YOU do. shall DC gate-
iui for your support
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

street facing south. right at Central
avenue.
The different dl,is ons will hc COM
posed as follows
First Division.
chief Of Police Thomas McMlllin.
Automobile escort.
Motorcycle escort.
cts police, Captain L. g Brady,
commanding.
Clalk's imperial band,
Mayor -. * t. Sellers and mcm-
bcrs Of the city council in automo-
bilcs.
city fire department.
second Division
Cnited states Ind an school band,
Board of oducauon
University Of New Mexico.
Parochial schools.
Albuquerque high school
First ward school.
Second ward school
Third ward school
Fourth ward school
old Albuuucruuc school
l,arleas school
City kindergarten school.
Mcnaul school.
I,io Grnndc industrial school.
Albuquerque Indian school.
Third Division.
Murphys Comedian band.
iioy Scouts. mounted
Coweirls. mounted
Woodmcn Of the World.
Salvation Army floats.
ElIs' aggregation.
civic societies aggregatiuns.
Fourth nj, vision.
Retail merchants.
Wholesale merchants.
Manufacturers displays.
Texas Bitulthic display.
Fifth Division.
Campbell Shows band
Zig carnival shows display.
American Lumber COMPANY
A. Z. & :. T. Railway shops dis
play.
The assistant marshals named bN
Cr,.nd Marshal John Borradailc are
As follows
Second Dlvision-Dr. c. f. Eller, T."
II. chamberin Prof. John Milne, K
A. Kistler.
Third Division-col NJ. L. stern.
f. Haincs. G. p. Lcarnard.
Fourth D.vision--C @. Cushman. |
Louis Gumbiner.
Fifth Dlvision-R. B. Coombs. John
Johnson.
The first division win be in the mn
mediate charge Of the marshal and
ais aides.
Marshals are requested to have their
ut rendezvous at 10
) clock a. m. as column VIII move |
at l0.5O a. m.
by order OF
JOHN BORRADAlI.E.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
MON NTENEGR|N ARMY MOVES
AGAINST TURKEY, ATTACKING
FORTIFIED POSITION On
MOUNT PLA|N|NTz zAU
KING NICHOLAS FORCES LED BY
PRINCE PETER, WHO FIRES SHOT
OPENING AN ENGAGEMENT

After Al-Day Battle in Which Suans Soldiers are Com
PEELED to EvaCuae Mountain and Retreat AssaItng Force
Moves Large Command of Infantry to Front in General Adj
vance, Rentocements Landed by Turks Later in Day and
General Engagement Follows, Fighting Continuing Night
Comes On: First Clash of Rival Armies Presages Bloody
Conflict in Balkan States, With Ultimate Outcome in Doubt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

Constantinoplc, oct g.-Thc sultan
went to Tcp kapu palace today 10
pray over the relies of the prophet
for the state Of tho ottoman arms. IL
is officially announced that the pre-
liminarics IN the peace settlement be-
tween Italy and Turkey VIII be signed
sunday. The powers have given no
tiee that in event Of war with Greece
they win not recognize foreign car
goes on Greek Vessels detained by
turkey as lcgul prizes Of war
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
PRINCE Will TAKE 5000
t,Ri-IkS HOME 10 ITGIIT

sau Jose. cal. oct. s.---Prnce 1t
zoroNth Professionalism, of SerVin,
who is here, accompanied by his
wife. formerly Miss Eleanor Calhoun.
oi this city, said that he would return
to sergia ia tuo weeks with brigade
pf 5000 psu tu take part IN The war
Heaiust Turkry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
SUIT IS FILED TO
TEST NEWSPAPE
POSTAL LAW
Ins Morning sournal special Leased wirrl

New york. oct a.-Suit TO test the
Ila ahi OF the government 10 enforce
the federal new spap.i law of August
- ist2. WAS filed in the nitcd
states district court here today ns the
journal of Commerce ana Commercial
Bulletin company publishers nl the
journal of commcrcp. against Post
master General Hitchcoek Attorney
General Wickcrshan. United States
District Attorney Wise and Postmaster
Morgan pf New YORK The petitioner
charges that the law IS unronstnu-
uonal aud plays for temporary in-
junction restraining it's enforcement
until final adiudication.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
TOD AVS FAIR pROGR \M.
ALBUQUERQUE DAY.
Down Town.
(Morning.D

tMOInlilS.l
s:00--Band concert.
9:30.-Campbell United Shows
. on Central avenue. All shows
open.
1900 - Grand spectacular
trades display. industrial and
manufacturers parade
1o:oo~-Opening of Albuquer-
Que Kennel club show.
lo;30--tree act. high diving
man, corner First and Central.
ll.00---lfree act, acrobatic per-
. Torrance. corner Second and
Central
Fair Grounds.
(Afternoon.D
. ls:00-f'air grounds and ex-
. hibition halls open.
i.en--a.30 trrt.
1850 Basebali--Slver city rs.
Albuquerque.
900 - Cowgirl cowboy handi-
cap race
2.30--Foot roping. etc,
3.0o--New Mexico stake race,
. one-half mile dasn, es sht entries
. as follows Bernalilo county
. San Juan county, Valencia coun-
. ty. Mckinley county. Sandoval
county, Luna county Torrance
. county, Dona Ana county.
. 3:15-'our and one-half fur
longs. running race
. 3.30-Motorcycl race, three
. miles.
. S;4O international race
. American cowboy, Mexican. IN
. dian and cowgirl.
. S.5o--l.iGing .buckors.
. .0O-Cowboy relay race. two
. ana onc-half miles.
. -Quadrille on horseback
. with band music
Down Town.
. tEvenng.)
. 1880 ~ Illumination of AL
. Varado hotel. Campbell United .
. shows on Central avenue. All
. shows open Albuquerque Ken
. mel club show open. Free act. .
. high diving man, corner First
, and Central.
. 7.30-Band concert
, 7;30--Meetlng OF New Mexico .
, Pharmaceutical association in
, Commercial club.
, S:So-Boxing bouts, Elks the .
. alter.
, S:s0-Free act, acrobatic per .
, formancc, Second and Central
> 9.30--3and concert and grand .
, march on Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

Douglas. ATiz, oct. 9.-Word was
received here today tha; Antonio Eo-
Jas rebel chief had demanded the
surrender Of Moetezuma. town
south of this point. General Sanli-
nes. in command at Aqua prieta. OPP
pOsite Douglas. al once dispa he'd
$50 Yaqui Indians with orders tv en-
gage Rojas and prevent the attack.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
Turkish Italian War Near Iud.

Constantinoplc. oct. 9Th, Turs-
ish government has despatched cult
rier 70 Ourh}. Switzerland. Who hears
final instructions with reference To-
the peac. negotiations hefwecu Tur-
Scy and italy On his arrival the ue-
gotiations Will be brought to B., sue-
cessfui close.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
Managers of Offices in Many
Cities Brought by Govern
ment to Testify in Cases on
Trial at indianapolis,
EMPLOYEES FAIL TO
REMEMBER MESSAGES
Counsel for Defense Says Pho
togfaphs of Structures Were
Taken to Show Where En-
pIoyment Might be Secured,

IBy Morning Journal special uenssd wire.i
| indianapolis, oct = Tclcglams
signed Ping, allescd to have been
the alias of Herbert s IIoclSin, and
sent to Orue T.. McManieal dircctns
where ITO drop dynamite bombs on
his trips about the country. Werc
sought BY The government through the
examination Of the first witness cailcd
in the trial Of the accused dNnamite
plottcrs'' today.
Managers of the telegraph offices in
Buffalo. Detroit Toledo Chicago
Cincinnati and indianapolis Exams
|vilo, Ind. and salt lake Ctv tcsts
fled With one exception they said
the originals Of teegrams asked ror
bN the government covering period
as far back as 1905 had been de-
stroycd in the ordinary course OF bus-
mess
Tho government asserted II has pos
session of kilograms as received and
il called the Witnesses TO show why
the original messages sent cannot be
produced
When James W. Noel. one OF the
counsel for the government. asked
WhN the teleprams were not produced
Senator Kern. counsel for the defend
ants asked the witnesses You don't
know that any such tciegrams ever
existed. do YOU" The Witnesses rc-
piled they could not remember indi-
vidual messages
The telegrams, MI Nocl said, often
were sent by Hockin. nov acting soc
retary treasurer Of the international
Association Of Bridge and structural
Iron Workers and at present on
trial to McManigals home IN Chi
cago.
II. A. Knight, manager Of il tele-
graph office at Salt Lake city. WAS
the first witness to produce Il telc-
gram. The telegram was dated oc-
tober 10. 1910. ANA was purported to
have been signed bN j. Z. Munscy,
known as Jack Fright one OF The
defendants According to the govern
mcnts charges. j. IS. Mcnamara. AFT
er blowing up the Los Angeles Times
huildins on October /. 1910, hid forl
two weeks in places secured lN Mum
scy. j. }. McNanara, then secretary
OF the iron workers, had headpunrtcrs
in Indianapolis. and was anxious about
i'iS p'"'"'i "''e' ''V Los Ni'H'l'A eN-
Pl"sloh'
The telegram as identified hy
knight and hN Mrs chailes McCar-
thy who was the counter clerk at
SAT- Lake CITY, follows
y. J. Mcnamara ludianapolis--
Everything is Q. Is. Glad G. IS com
ing. Patient is out Of danger ana Viii
get we'll he is improving right
along. You can depend on me to han
ole matters carefully. VIII wire YOU
If there is any change
tSiencd.) "J Il. MUNSlaY.
20 Southwest Icutplc street.
1t would be shown the govcrnmcnt t
said. that the &C." referred 10 WAS lsu- I
gene Clancy, SAN frauclsco. on trial
here, who had been in Boston when |
The Times disaster occurred ANA who /
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
ALBUQUERQUE DAY At STATE
FAIR PROMISES To BREAK
ALL RECORDS IN POINT
Of ATTENDANCE
THOUSANDS FROM ALL OVER NEW
MEXICO GATHER HERE TO
ENJOY FESTIVITIES

Good Roads Day Yesterday Proves Banner One Thus Far
With Decorated Auto Parade in Afternoon and Night H.
Illuminated Pageant as Chief Featlwes Motorcycle Races
With Exciting Harness and Running Events Thrill Crowds
at Traction Park; Indian Relay on Horseback Adds Much
to Days Program; Greatest 0utpourng of People Last
Night Ever Witnessed in History Of State Exposition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

New Orleans. Ii. oct s-Juan j.
ZaXala Nicaraenan consul here. fr-
ceired a cable message tonight from
the Nicaraguan minister OF foreign
relations At Msnagifa. announcing
that peace had been re-esgahiishet
there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

chicago. Oct. s.-Puliee captain j
NJ. Nahone, aud Lieutenant Barnard
J. Burns were discharged from th"
police department hy the civil service
committee TO-DAY because of tho cs-
cape from Chicago on september 10th
OF two IF the famous gang that robbed
the Eank uf Montreal 81 New Wet
minister. y. g.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
RELATIVE STRENGTH
on KlN AI ARMIES

That the war IN the Balkan
states may develop into bloody
. conflict of great maenitude. with
the final ros 1T hard to prophesv.
Is shown IN the relative strength
OF the riNal armies.
Montenegro which has open
ed war against Turkey IS i small
, country, whose population IS but
> 23o,ooo. Vet ts standing army
> numbers 5a.oOn men
Turkey on tho other hand. in
> cluding both Turkey Ia Europe
. ana Asiaue Turkey has q come
hined population on over 23.
0oo. 600 people. with IA standing
> army of 10000 which mny be
swelled to almost million bN
> 100000 reservist~
Offsettine rurkeya superior
. shcnpth against Monier- ~rn
, however Is Bulgulia's army of
2l0,000 ana reserves numbrlins
, 100000 Seryia with field army
, Of l26,ooo ana Greece with ~
, army Of $4,000 making total
strength OF the countries. lllicd
against Turkey of $4,000 tghl-
ing ucn, which added 10 ru-
earta Is $4,000 mlitiamen and :
10000 rcsorvists, brings the
combined strength Of the srvcrai
countries up to Sl4,0o0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10
INpt SIRI\L PARADE -
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

one of the biggest features of to-
DAYS fair program Will be the annual
industrial ana trades display parade.
which viii traverse the principal
down town streets this mornine, start
ing at the west end of Robinson park.
where the numerous floats will he
assembled. Albuquerque big Industrial
plants viii be represented in the pa
rade, including the Santa re shops
and the American Lumber Company.
Many mercantile firms also Will have
elaborate floats in the parade, The
makeup OF the parade. together with
tn, line of march. follows.
Formation.
The column viii form on West Cen
tral avenue. right resting at Tenth
street and Copper avcnue. al the west
end of Robinson park, at promptly 10
o'clock.
inc of March.
From place OF formation east on
Central avenue to First street north
on First to Copper avenue. west ON
Copper avenue To- Seventh street.
south on seventh to Central avenue;
east on Central avenue to First street.
south on First street To Gold avenue;
west on Gold avenue To- Second street:
south on second street Ia silver ave
nue.. where The patade VIII hr dis
missed.
The Rrndcr,ous.
First Division Form on West cop
per avenue facing west. right at
Tenth street
Second Division-Form on West
Central avenue facing east. right st
Tenth street.
Third Division - Form on Tenth
street. facing south. right AT central
avenue.
Fourth Division-Iurm on Eleventh
street. facing south. right ~ Central
axenue.
Firth Division Form on Twelfth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

Berlin. oct. p A general w,r IN
the Balkans practically hns been in
apgurated In the opinion Of both dip-
iumatic circles ana the press IN ,'er-
many
one Of the leading l1eiin hanks re-
eeived a telegram to-day from Bel
grade stating that the declaration sof
war 10y SerNia would probably be de-
lNered imnedintely Servian troops
it WAS stated, were being rushed by
forced marches to the frontier
Another teicerau from Belgrade
says the reply of the IAN premier,
NJ. rasiteh, Ia the Auslu- l,ussian rep-
rescntatlons. was utntamount to rciee-
tion.
'rl'e solidarity ~ ih a,kaa ahies
rs said. would hc olala'ained at ~
costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

Rome. oct 9.--For attempting 10
assassinate King Victor Emanuel on
March 4. last. Antonio Dalza today
was today condemned 10 thirty years
penal servitude.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-10-10

The column will form on West Gem
tral avenue. right resting AT Tenth
street and Copper avenue. al the west
end of Robinson park, at promptly ~
o' clock