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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
JUDGE ADVOCATE IS
|. NOT SATISFACTORY
TO CHASE
Man Prominent in Gathering
Evidence in Colorado Strike
Cases Transferred; Bridge
Burning Probed.


iby ANnsed wire 20 evening Hcrnld.l
Walscnburg. Colo, Dee 12.-Fol-
lowing completion " the nvostiga-
ton Of the La VEGA murders in which
nine men were ordered held indef-
initely, the military commission today
began n probe OF the burning of the
Denver n Rio Grandc bridge recently
near Rouse. The inquiry is being
conducted by Captain W. G.. Danks,
assistant judge advocate.
Judge Advocate Major T.. J. Bough-
ton Is engaged in questioning Adolph
Germer national organised OF the
United Mine Workers now military
prisoner Gormcr will boz brought
before the commission probably to-
morrow Major G.. c. Townsend. who
has been active In the work ot gath
oring evidence IN cases growing out
of the strike. has been transferred tu
Trinidad.
General John Chase. who has tccn
confined Co his quarters for several
days with a severe cold, arrived here
this morning
Major Townsend Is relieved frou
duty as acting Judge advocate general
in an order made public THIS after
noon by General Chase, who declared
no was greatly dissatisfied with
conditions found to exist and action
that has been taken by Major Town
send"
About twenty prisoners arrested b\
tho military authorities al watson
burg were released.
Major pluy " Lester of the med
ical corps has been appointed t'
serve On the military commission
vice Captain iNcr II. Daily relieved
Several companies will bc removed
10 different points In the district a'
a result of the general shuke-up'
Captain DALEY is relieved IRON
duty on the military commission u
order that ne may appear as WI
ness before the hoard. Eugene Nc
Graw. "a national organizer oi M
United Mine Workers of America ar
rested "a few days ago, was relcase'
from custody last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
Judge Pollard Dcad.

81 Louis. Dec ~ william jettcr-
son Pollard, who ns Judge of q 81
Louis police court achieved national
mme bv his system of parollng drunk
ards ON condition they sign tho pledge
died here today of heart disease Judge
Pollard twice represented the United
States at the International conference
on alcoholism AZ these conferences
he explained his system of' dealing
win drunkards and the system since
then has been adopted In many for
Ioigu lands.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
UNITED EFFORT IN
GOOD ROADS WORK
RECOMMENDED
American Road Builders Plan
to Get Better Team Work
Out Of Various 0rganiza-
tions.
CBy Leased wire 10 E,cr,nx Herald.

(By Leased Wire 10 Evening herald.l
Philadelphia, Dec. 12-Plans 10
have the next national good roads
congress include united convention
or at least simultaneous meetings OF
all the associations connected with
road construction were proposed In
The report OF the committee on reso-
lutiuns al todRys session OF the Am
cricau road builders association in this
city. The report sets forth that as tho
aims aud interests %, the various Hn-
tioual rund bodies were Identical, the
movement for good roads would bo
given additional influence and strength
by united efforts. samuel Ilill Of se-
attlc president of the association, was
authorized to appoint "a committee
with fuu power Co deal with the 9TH
cr organ zations Co effect central
good rouds union
Tho report also recommended thai
% petition be presented Co congress
urging IL to authorize President Will
son To- appoint q national committed
made up from men In civil life Co In
yostigatc the condition OF tho roud'
of the country and report back 90 him
with recommendation for nation
Wide improvements
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
S44S4444~eeooeNeOes

"Mona Lisa" more properly known
as t'La Jocunde," Is one OF che
worlds most famous paintings and ia
regarded as priceless Leonardo da
vinci took as his model for the Pic
ture Loisa del Giocondo. a woman OF
Florence He worked on the picture
for four years from 1900 10 1904. IL
was bought for France BY Francis /.
The value of the work can only bs
iniagined. since All offers 10 buy lt
We're refused, among them one ra-
ported 20 have ocen made by lho
British government Of ts.0OO.ogO.
Stree the disappearance from tho
Louvre OF the picture. tho soarch had
been Worldwide. Il has been re-
ported found In Germany, Russia,
England, spain and even ia the Unit
ed states.
Il was widely believed in Paris and
throughout France that the picture
was not taken by thieves but rather
by some demented art lover, who
wished 20 De able always to case on Il.
The famous painting had hung In
the place OF honor in the Louvre IN
a room which was supposed 10 be al
ways watched. IL disappeared on the
morning Of August %. 1871 and is
absence from iis accustomed place
was not noticed BY is guards until
some hours later Al first quiet
search was made In every mock and
corner of the museum ana dlncreet
questions were asked OF the hundreds
OF copyists and photographer vino
daily crowded the museum Tho
questioning was all without reBult
when the police authorities had
been Informed they Immediately or
dered the museum closed. A thor
ouRh search by detectives followed.
fhey found the empty frame lying on
"A servants stairway In the museum
building, bat no trace Of the picture
which ig had enclosed
Telegraphic Information Of the dis
iappearance was sent TO every town In
France and 10 the police headquar-
ters OF many nations. ships were
searched as they left Frencn ports
and trains az they crossed the from
tier while every package taken out
OF France and looking anything ike
a picture was closely scanned.
a ereut scandal was aroused IN
France when II came Go light That
the guardianahlp Of the public SAL
lcries and museums was very lax, and
several night officials were dismissed
from their posts
An the publicity and an the search
Ing dad not uncover clue 90 the
Whereabouts OF the picture until to-
DAYS dispatch from FLORENCE stated
that it had been found.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
sBEIs WE'RE DEFEATED;
SAYS GENERAL MAAS

.Nera cruz. Doc. i2.--Tho rebel
| 'rces attacking Tnmpico were res
lscd and driven away from that
with "a heavy loss, according tu
neral Gustavo Mas. military COM
ndcr here who SAYS that federal
pops under General joaquin Maas,
arrived TO the rcief 1t Tampico
k'tcrday.
'up Co 9 O'Clock this morning uu
|rthpr communication hld been re-
lived here from Rear Admiral
)ctch,r. iu cumnpnd of IA, United
|ntDs warships or Tumi co. Hi.
|st message reached here at hall
st four yesterday afternoon. when
ehtng between tho rrb'ls and fed.
Eals was uill going on 10 WAS AN.
Irstoud that at that hour no conn
Was open between Tam
leo and Mexico city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Chicago Dec. l-.. pr Carl III.
Won Hloin widely known for his re-
search work into Tho medical lore
of the augiouts died here today Or.
Won Klcin spent fortune in his
studies. tits health broke lnst sumo
mcr when hH son. y. g. Won Klein
of S. Paul was arrested ON come
phnt of Miss Ethel Nowcomb. who
charged chat tho young man had
bisamously married her la Portland
ore. ana then deserted her takinH
with him hcr Jewels. valued at $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
HUSBAND IN VAIN
TAKES POISON DOSE
tBy leased Wire 10 EvenInc Herald,

Wnhoo. Neh Dec. Although In
"a critical condition, Mrs. Maggie
johnson. who last night dTank poison
uhl, whiting in her cell here In tho
County Iuil Tor the verdict ot tho
ury foiioWin her trial for the ai-
legged murder of hor husband, John
Johnson. was reported as recovering.
The verdict nf The iuN VIII not be-
announced until Mrs. Johnson Is able
Go bc present iu the court room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
.NMPICO N FFDEUNL
HANDS LATE LNSI NIGHT

McNico Dltl. Dou a. Tho M'Ni'
|an seaport ot Tumpico was still in
b. hands of tho federal troops nt a
|,to hour lus, night The manager
u the federal tcicgraphs reported
|arly today that the telegraph lin,
|rom Tampi.p 90 san Luis Potosi had
bc,n roopcnod attcr having been ia
|crruptcd since The bcglnniug OF the
ghtiug.
IN, federal war minister. Genera
AurclHnu Blauquct, Hppcais To- re-
bard Tampiyu as safe,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
Most Valuable Crop
of Cotton This Year

tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening IicrH'd
q Washington. Dec IA crop .
. of 6.5f2,s5O.0O0 pounds of cot .
. ton. not including llntcrs, was .
. produced In the United Statos .
. during the season 1913. the .
. department OF agriculture am .
q nounced today. This Is the third .
= IN size 90 that Of 1911, =
= which amounted TO 7,459, ,9f0,0O0 .
. pounds, being the record, and =
= that Of last year, when G,S51, .
. 7i0.5O0 pounds was grown being =
. second.
= This years crop probably viii .
= be the most valuable ever grown .
. IN the United States. At the =
. average farm value Of cotton on .
. November i. which was / 3 cents
= pound,it ~ worth $SbO.O7O.500
. for the lint alone. To this about
y Si25,O0O 600 probably viii bp adj q
. ded boy the value OF the seed and =
= lintcrs The previous most val
. liable crop was that Of 1910. =
= which was valued az SS20.320.- =
= 900 and with seed and lint at
= S963.iSO,0O Texas produced its
= third largest crop.
. . . . . = . . = . . . . Q o . . . 2
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Berlin. Dec, 12-Gcrmnny today
signIflcd her acceptance of the inN'-
tatiou sent to her Dos The United states
government Co send varships To rep-
resent her at the opening ot the Pan
anna canal she viii communicate
al later period the composition of
the squadron.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
SEIZURE OF IRISH
MUNITIONS OF WAR
uRs Leased Wire to Evening Ilcraid)

tRA Leased Wire to Evening itcrhid'j
Belfast ireland. Dec. i2.--cuHtuns
.onlccrs today seized "a consignment
of GOO rifles which arrived ON board
.n freight steamer from Germany This
was tho largest seizure since the ia-
suancc oi tho proclamation against
the importation of arms and ummuni-
tion into ireland Captures have
been made daily but usually in small
lots Most OF the rifles are of pat
tcrns which have been discarded by
European nations.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
FIRING Of ELLA
MEANS TROUBLE
Forced Retirement of Famous
Woman Superintendent Of
Schools in Chicago Stirs Up
Political Fracas.
Cry LEASED Wire to Evening IIcrold1

(By Leased Wire to Evening IicraldD
Chicago. poc. ~ 80 single incl
dent of the politics of recent years in
this city has caused such excitement
as IA, forced retirement OF ELLA ilaBg
Young as superintendent ot schools,
according to political leaders and
the subject, it is said, is bound Co ass
sumo Importance in the aidcrmanic
elections u.Nt spring.
Barrett C'lJra, lieutenant governor
lot Illinois. has suggested q strike of
school children as "a protest agalns,
th, action OF tho school board. and
club women say the mass meeting
called for tomorrow night win have
I'D large attendance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
SORE BLUEJACKET
FIRES At Chief
Discharged Naval Apprentice
Makes Vain Attempt tO
Murder Commander of Pris-
on at Portsmouth.


(By LCnscd Wire 60 Evcnlng Hcrnld. ]
Portsmouth, a. H.. Dec. 12.-Fred-
erlck Eicardt. discharged naval ap-
prentice today hred on the COM
mander of the prison. Major George
g. Thorpe. of the marine corps. The
outlet missed Thorpe by few inches.
The bullet went through the body of
nn automobile occupied by the ma
ior just below where he was sitting.
Rlchardt told the police he had been
trying to shoot Major Thorpe since
Monday and had fired at him yester-
day. The man was discharged from
the naval prison on December 2, at
ter serving eleven months for an Of
Tense committed at tho Newport train
ms station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
TEXAS FLOOD VICTIMS
APPEAL FOR AID
nv leased Wire 80 Evening Herald.

chicago Dec. l2-An appeal Tor
help for ,hc 1000 flood sufferers OF
NHNasuta. TcX.. was received here to-
day bv Mayor Harrison from \. F
Brgancc and y Baylor ot the Na-
,asotn relief committee The appeal
came In a telegram which said that
the committee had attempted to re-
Iievc themselves, hut WAS az 'as'
compelled to confess to AN urgent
need of clothing bedding aud money
The mayor said he would take APP
propriatc action to obtain thr ne'd
ed supplies here.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
DEFEND DENVER COPS
ON 3RD DEGREE CHARGE
lBy leased Wire 10 Evening Hcrald.i

Denver Dec 12.-thici oi Police
Felix O'Noul and Detectives Lane and
uollorin in the criminal court today,
defended the Denver police depart
meut from fhr charges ot third de-
gree methods which have become un
important factor n che trial ot Harry
b.. Hilton lur the alleged murder oi
Thomas j. Chase Tho police Off
GERS testified that uinon made his
confession voluntarily
On the stand ln his own defense
yesterday afternoon Hillcn declared
that Doc had been induced hy throat,
and violence t0 make % falso confes.
sion of killing Chase
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
MPICO TAKEN BY
|EBELS, REPORT
IN ECITY OF
g. n
| MEXICO
eral Officials Strenuously
eny RumOr and Declare
.evoltosos are Being Worst
|NAGA WAITING FOR
|OMETHING TO HAPPEN


Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
Mexico CITY Dec. ~ Re
sbrts reached here today said 4
be- on good authority to tho
feet that Tampico has been
lkcn by the rebels. The war
fhcc and the minister OF in
'rior deny the report
/ None OF the foreign legations,
H. oil companies nor the ship I
|ing companies mas had any
Ipmmunication with Tamplco 4
nce the fighting began The
government continues 10 issue I
ports as to the progress OF thct
ssault by the rebels ON Tam I
leo. II declared this afternoon I
bat the fcdcrals had blown up 4
he bridges over the ri sep 4
.uting Tampiro from e.. sub 4
RIBS uf Dona Cccclia and Arbul
|irandc, which were occupied
yesterday by rebel troops The 4
|edcras were slill said Co be re-
|urning the long range artillery 4
lirc ui the rebels. An iudlca-
ion that the federal troops were I
ltln in control Of Tampico carly
his morning WAS given tn a pri-
|atc message filed al Tampivu
Ind received here at 10 o'clock 4
bver the federal telegraph line.
General Torres. the rebel
|endcr In the san Luis Potusi
District, has notified the Amer
lcan consul that the death pou-
hlty will be- exaCtod from any
rebcl failing 60 respect American
lives and interests.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
WHOLE BLOCK BURNS
IN MANLY, IOWA; LOSS
WILL BE $4,000
ln, I.onsch Wire 20 Eyening ncrald. ]

Manly Iowa, Dcc. i2- WIN hose
attached To railroad winter tanks ana
bucket hrigados hastily organized, a
fire which broke ogt shortly before
noon was controlled about 2 O'Clock
This afternoon after whole block
of business houses on the north side
of Main street had been destroyed.
Fire companies from Mason City
and Northwood, Iowa. responded, bur
found practically no fire fighting fa-
.cl'itirs The damage is expected Co
reach $4,000 The fire originated
a bake owen In "a bakery
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
BRITISH CRUISERS WILL
ARRIVE NEXT WEEK

Mexico city Dec. 12-Sir Lionel
Garden. the British minister. today
informed the foreign office here that
the British cruisers Lancaster uud
Hcrmoinc are on the way to relieve
the cruisers Berwick and Suffolk and
are expected to arrive in Mexican
waters al the beginning OF next week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Ncw orleans, Ia. Docc. l2.- March
cotton rose 3S points. to 1885 ON tho
Now orleans cotton exchange thi-
afternoon Immediately after publico'
tiou of tho government production re-
port The estimate WAS lower thar
had been expected which led 20 eN'
cited huylng for the long account.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

way official, explaining that he repre-
sented tho central Finbury district Of
London in minority party
Col. Juan n. Medina, formerly
chief OF staff 10 General villa and
military commandant al Juarez. arr
rived here also. He had confer
enc6 with General Carranza upon the
subject, Il was believed. Of Mcdina's
arrest az ~ PasO al the instlgation
OF General villa. Medina crossed the
line at NacO. Ariz.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
POUR TROOPS or CAVALRY
LEAVE FOR I'IsFsSIDIC

III paHO, Tex, Dec, I2,--Four
troops on United states cavalry left
here for Preside today TO strengthen
the border patrol nc that poin on ac-
coun Of the situation az Ojinagn,
Mexico The army is taking precau-
tions against possible retreat Of
Mexican federal troops into United
states territory IN case OF an attack
on ONnaga by rebels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
FIFTY SHOTS FIRED
IN MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN FREE-F0R-ALL

New York, Dec. l2.- FIFTY sh"'s
were fired this morning near tho
Fourth avenue entrance ut Madison
square Gurdcu in "a battle royal be-
tween two gangs that have infested
the pardcn during the sis day hi'y-
,lc race,
4 Madison avenue street car was
rnmmandccrt hy ono element as a
burri,adc. while bullets whistlod in
lam AroCtious. Passengers threw
themselves face downward ON the
floor The police were prompt in
reaching the scene but the oomhataut-
jumped into automobiles ana escaped
su tar as is known no one was hurl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Greeley Colo. Dec. 12.-- Daun
from hunger ana thirst q band o
seven Wild nntclop,s cutcrcd the cor
pornio limits Of Greeley On search 81
food. uriyon from The srow-coycre'
bills and plains thc animals forge
their thnldlty and acc greciily of th'
hountiful supplies of food whicl
housewives on ihC 'east ailo 90 tow
threw to them. They stayed her
until dark
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
nnrnrmcr. Elrcl nlfIrcrr

Boston. pee i2.- Election ot Off
cprs was the first business taken mp
nt ioday's osssion of the annual meet
ing of the NatlonJ Civic Service Re
form Tongue, This was followed by
tho 90, sentation Of reports including
that of the committee ou resolutions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

Fau river Mass. pec. 12 An
nounccmont was made today of IN
mnrriarc at Providence of Arthur
Bouthillior. better known as Arthur
Ruuer. lnnoldor ON The Pittsburgh
National league baseball team. ana
Miss Mary Schcsslcr of this city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
RUSSIA PROPOSES
TO WITHDRAW
ALL TROOPS
Great Surprise to U. S. State
Department Is Suggestion to
Take All Foreign Soldiers
Out of Peking and Chilli.
lBy Leased Wire 10 Evening nerald.i J

Pokiug Dcc. Eth" Russian gov
crnmrut today proposed The with
drawM of 400 foreign troops from Pc
King and the entire province OF Chi
Ii. China. Including the legation
sunrd- the regiments ut Ticu Tsu
and thc troops guarding the railway
between the sea ana Poking.
Russia considers conditions in tho
north of China no longer dangerous
tu foreigners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
promlncnt Montana Man Dlc-.

Butte. Mont. Dec. l2.-H Mason
Rahorg. president of the Farmers.
ana Drovors company $4,000, 600
corporation of which senator Reed
smoot is vice president and other
prominent Utah mon are directors.
diod vortcidav of heart affection.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
Mexican War Costs
MOrmOns Ten Millions

my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. ;
. Los Angeles. Cal, Dee 12.--- .
. Revolution IN Mexico has cost =
. Mormon coiouisis from the Unit .
. cd States more than si00 100000. y
. This was the statement credited .
. to-day 10 President Joseph Smith .
. Of the Mormon church. who is .
. here ON his return from a visit .
. TO the refugees in Arizona ana .
. southern California. The church =
= head also said he favored q plan .
. for the exlled colonists to set 9
. slc where they now are instead 2
. of returning 20 Mexico when con- .
. ditions permit
9 "The flower Of our colonies .
. was IN Mexico.' said President .
. smith "Our people had labored =
. there for a quarter OF a century 9
. and achieved wonderful results. =
. They were forced 20 give up =
. whole towns and cltles-their =
. houses aud churches. all To- the =
. value of more than $4,000 .
. O00.
= ~ am issuing special mes =
. snge to the unhappy eXlies Tor =
o Mexico." he continued, 1T rs =
q this Look not with longing =
q hearts upon Mexico. but build
. new homes and new churches .
. whore you are"
. = y = = . = = = = . = . =
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
NEW HAVEN BREAKS
YESTERDAYS RECORD
(Ry Lerscd Wire e. evening iicrald'

INv Ier.NU WIG % TNVUIHI II''"'"'
NcW York, Dec. ~ --Ihe sh"l'S "'
th, Sew York Now Haven ana Har'-
ford Railroad company reached
now low record today on the STOCK
exchange Further liquidation fore
ed the price down to 60 3-N shorty
before I O'Clock The previous l"N
record established yesterday was
Ta-S
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

London Doc. 1e Francis Bowes
sayrc ond Mrs sa,ro, formerly Miss
icssh Woodrow Wilson. were guests
1t dinner tonight of Lord Ualdanc,
ihe lord chancellor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

: Paris, Dec. i2.-The famous
? "Joconde" was found today
D when the picture was offered by
q an Italian resident OF Paris 20
Q m antIauary of Florence, aca
, c0rdlng 90 an announcement
= made this evening By the French
, minister Of pubic instruction.
= Both the picture and the Itai-
= ian are now IN custody of the
, police ~ Florcncc. Il stole the
. picture" said the man. I'm or
. der 60 avenge the theftR which
, Napoleon committed In Italy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
MONA LISA" FOUND
IN FLORENCE, MAN
WHO STOLE IT
ARRESTED
Da vinci Masterpiece Whose
Disappearance Threw the
World Into spasm Finally
Comes to Light.
FIVE MILLION Low
ESTIMATE OF VALUE

lBy Leased Wire 20 f:vcning ffcfnld. ,
Florence italy. Dec. fe.--.e- .
. onardo Ia Vincrs masterpiece. q
Mona Lise," tho mysterious dis 9
= appearance of which from the .
= Louvre In August 1911. threw =
. the art world into consiernation. Q
. was found today In Florpnce. .
= Tho man who stole IL was arrest .
= Cd. he is an Italian. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12

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