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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
SCHMIDT UNMOvED
At NARRATIVE
Of CRIME
Self Confessed Brutal Murder
er Of Young Girl Listens
Impassively to Prosecution
Charge.


lBy Leased Wlrc 60 Evcfilhg fIcraid.1
New YORK. bee. io.-Hans Schmidt,
once a priest now "a sclf-confesse
murderer. sat unmoved today while
oouusol for the state told the jury
that he laid careful plans 90 XIII
Anna Aumulicr, cut up her body and
threw the pieces into the Hudson
river Tho prosecution promised 20
show thar schmidt bought saw,
paper and wire and "a acruhh.ng
brush with tho details Of his con-
templated crime IN mind.
The FIRST witness was Mary Bann.
tho young glri who found on the
New Jersey side of the river the
hundle containing an OF Anna Au-
mullers body which ever came 60
Hight after tho murder
Schmidts attorneys oss-exnmined
her to prove th8t the careless prepar-
alton Of this package was tho work
~ disordcrcd brain. Schmidt's de-
fcnse is insanity.
Father schmidrs crime was one
of the most sensational in New York
criminal history. only by clever de-
tcctiyc work was Detective Inspector
taurot able 10 arrest Schmidt ln the
parish home of 81 J1scphs Roman
Catholic church where he was an as-
sistant priest s Woman's torso wus
found lied m "a pillow slip ou the
Jersey side of the Hudson on sep
tcmber o. a faint ieaf-shapcd mark
ou one shoulder afforded scnnt hope
that the victims identity ever would
Doc uup1rthod a lew days later the
lower part OF the torso from the
waist 90 the thighs was found in "A
similar pillow slip which bore the
trade mark of Robinson Rogers Co,
and thH number So Tho company
had made hul twelve of these pillow
slips They had boon sold 90 re-
| taller named Sachs. who furnished
tho police with the names OF those
to whom he had sold thcm. one Of
/ tine purchasers was found Go have
bought also two pillows a chair. bed
springs and white cnumolcd bod
which had been moved 20 four
room apartment at 6s nradhurst ave-
nue.. which had boon leased lu tho
name of Hans Schmidt IN the mean
timo op autopsy had showed thc wo-
| man had becn subjected to q criminal
operation and the motive of the crime
/ was thereby known. For five days
I ana nights the nrodhurst avenue
apartment was watched aud then the
police broke into n
There waa no doubt Tho crime had
/ hoon committed there for the place
was smaarod with blood Besides
the furniture. were q packet of letters
addressed Co Anna Au.nuller and two
trunks a cont hung in tho closet
with letter to Anna Aumnoiler ana
a phoiograph of Hnns schmidt in tho
n0ckrt I'm tho bathroom wore "a
SAW. in the letters were contained
the addresses of three places where
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
SENSELESS RUN ON
SOLVENT BANK
IN OMAHA
DepOsitors Continue to Dc.
mand Money in Spite Of Re-
assuring Statements from
Officials and Clearing House.
ny INnsrd wue 70 .sycnrag ncrald }

By LEASED Wrre tu .-ycnIag Herald.
Omaha, Mob, Dec. TO- NotWith-
standing roussur.ng statements from
President Fhck oI the city National
bank ana from the omaha clearing
house published this murnlns, a
largo crowd col dcposiiors stood in
hHli dozen lines before the bank
long before tho hour for opening.
Perfect order prevailed. Baseiess
rumorn are believed TO have started
The run.
When at lc o'clock the doors were
thrown open th. announcement was
mudc that hirty and sixty days nos
tice would ho required from saving
dtpositors. ChtCks ON the CONNER
,Ial department of the bank were
paid as fast as number OF tallcrs
could handle hcm
The Cil National was formerly
the city SuNugs bank and thc SAVINGS
department has over 1900 deposit
ors 81 was explained that the dnn-
Guilty of handling such a large crowd
made 10 advisable to take udNantnge
Of the banks privilege of requesting
notice.
Last night the Omaha clearing
house isucd statement go the effect
that the city National wna solvent
ana that while 81 was believed th,
bank would b, ablc to come through
tho present RON without asa, the 9th
or members ot thc clouuns hous'
stood ready to extend help it needed
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
IA VETN MURDERERs
MAKE : CLEAN BREAST

Wulscnburg. colo. Dec. l0.- stor
ICES oi the part thry took In the In
N,ta murders u which three mine
guards aud % chauffeur were nmuus-
Caded and killed uu November s., by
20 party OF strikers. were related t'
"a, military commission today by
John Dciohu and Daniel Richards
who have been prisoners since the
killing aud who confessed shortly ai-
ter their arrest.
pciohn declares ho weakened at
the last aud tried tU break away lrUw
the party hut was threatened with
death hv his companions if ho tr.ci
to doscrt o., said hr fired two shots
but aimed high richards talked
freely o. his ptu n tho kllug and
said be fired several ehots at the au.
tumorilv prty
Thrra more arrests were made Dog
the military authorities this mornlns
bat tho names arc V lhhold
Eugene McGmw Andrew Pack and
Andrew Pickeus union leaders arr
rested yesterday win be hcld indoiI-
nitcly under military arrest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
RED GROSS DOING
IMMENSE WORK
FOR RELIEF OF
HUMANITY
Reports at Annual Meeting
Tell Of Results in Flood
Zones, Omaha Tornado and
VOlturno Disaster.
S700,00O HOME FOR
SOCIETY IN CAPITAL

lBy frascd Wire "a Evening Herald
Washington. Dec. Reviews oi
The relief work in the ohio flood
zones. the Omuhn tornado. the Vol
turno disaster. and To- other cmcrgcn-
cies wore prcsonted Ia annual reports
here today To- the yearly meeting Of
tho American National liod Cross sd.
ciety
President Wilson presided at the af-
tcrnonn session when 20 was aunounc-
"a that Mrs Russell Sage John -.
Rockefeller Mrs. E a. Hartman
and James a. Scrymser had pledged
O. 100000 fund upon which congress
has made conditional 100000 ap-
preparation for "a building IN Wash
inston in memory of women of tho
civil war 70 will boz used as head
quarters for the American Red Cross.
n was announced that Jacob &C..
schiff has contributed "A special $780,
Geo endowment for the town and
country nursing work ~ the Red
Gross Mrs Whltelnw Reid has
agreed to contribute s2.5OO annually
for tho same purpose
Medals for services during the flood
rclief IN ohio was presented 90 Gov
Crnor James A. Cox and others For
service in the Balkan war to Major
'ydc S Ford of tho Medical corps. Y.
8 a.; Hoffman Philips, Mrs W. w.
Bucihili, Constantlnople; John y.
Jackson Bucharest. Roumanla. For
service IN connection with the erup-
lion Of Tnal volcano; Harmon H.
Buck Of Manila, and for mlscollanc-
ous service Major Charles Lynch of
Manila. Medical corps. y. s. A.; w.
W Poet, Beirut Syria; Louis ". Stern
Francis J. Mulhnll Charles D. Aia-
geo ana Miss Jane A. Delaino, chair
man Of The committee of nursing of
he association
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
Try rcnsed Wire 10 ',ven,ns ucrnIa.I

Washington. Dee io.-Congrcssion .
a inquiry into ,he Colorado and Mich
igan mine strikes was urged todot
before the house rules committee by
Representative Heating Of Colorado
and Macdonald of Michigan. Repre-
sentative Eoatiug said that tho strike
in the Colorado coal fields had ho-
come $50 involved with political and
Industrial problems that the state
found g impossible 20 separate them.
Tho only hope FOR industrial peace ir
his opinion was congressional action.
iIo declared the coal cumpanirs were
operating Doc violation of the sherman
law and repeated other charges he
has rtndo ou the floor at the house.
Representative Macdonald asserted
Tint conditions in the copper districts
uf Michigan were acute ana thn.
President Meyer of the Wowcrn Fed
crrtion of Miners had urged him Co
appeal to President Wilson as we'll
as tho labor leaders
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

brary was an enlivcning one ~ tha
hosts uf prohibition arrived Holoru
thc procession reached ita destination
{, had hten awoiied hy hundreds from
the streets and whom the ceremonies
besun observers estimated more than
four thousand persons we're packed on
the capitol approaches and the broad
driveHays Leaders climbed the huge
stone statues which atud the east
entrance and ted the outdoor audf-
ence IN singing "Americe." ONWARD
Christina soldiers, and other hymns
In a mighty cheer
Representative Hobson and Senators
Sheppard were cheered as they climbs
ed 70 the top Of tht huge stone stair
way easement above the heads Of the
throng where they received the reeo-
iutlon Tor a national prohibition cons
stitutl0nal amendment which later
was introduced in both houses Of cOn-
groas. President Baker Of the Antl~
Saloon league submitted the rcaoiu$
tions and senator Sheppard replied on
behalf 81 himself and Mr. Hobaon4
There is no higher duty that we can
conceive said the senator, than 90
introduce IN both houses Of congress-
this resolution calling for nations
wide prohibition BY constitutional
amendment. We are against the
liquor traffic because II is the worst
enemy OF our civilization; because We
want a drunkenless republic and an
untainted nag"
>~0~e--s~s~~.~-~~~~a as~~~s~@-aaN-NeeaNs
tho glri had worked. one of these
was 81. Joseph'a rcciory. The police
went 20 the other places first. Father
schmidt met them al the door of the
last piRec. lie attempted suicide.
and then confessed He said he kills
ed the eiri on the night of september
2. returned 20 hts priestly duties and
the next night carried one portion Of
the body to the river. The next day
he gave pArishioners confessional and
that night took another part of tho
body 10 the river This was contin-
ued until the body was disposed Of.
Then he carried the bed clothing 20
n nearby lot ana burned them. All
his confession was corrohoTated ana
the prizes, declared ne Had heen COM
manded by God Ia conaummato his
"iovc sacrifice In blood" Al his
first hearing he threw hls rosary In
tho face OF his attorney. Ills defense
according 10 his attorneys. win be In
sanity. The terrible feature of the
murder was that the Rlrls body was
cut TO pieces while she was sem alive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
jury INSTRUCTED To NCQViT
ALLEGED ARMS SNt GGfllks

Phoenix. Ariz, Dec lN.--pn mo-
tion OF the defense. Judge Sawtcllc
of IA, United states district court
instructed the jury today to bring
In % verdict OF acquittal ~ the trial
of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile COM
pany. ". u. Brophy. the Douglas
Hardware company r. r.. Coles and
w r. Fisher. accused of having
conspired 20 smuggle arms and am
munltlon over the Mexican border.
The motion was entered yesterday
after tho government had rested its
case and the court had refused TO
strike from the record the testimony
uf Rumon Dcuogri and j. L. FertH,
who had been indicted in connection
with the same case ana had pleaded
guilty and become the governments
chief witnesses. The action Of the
court today clears the record Of cases
pertaining Geo the alleged smuggling
uf arms over the International line
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
TRAIL OF GRAFT
NEARING DOOR
Of BIG BOSS
MURPHY
District Attorney About to
Plunge to Bottom of Mess in
Which Leaders Of Tammany
Are Implicated.
CONTRACTOR HAD TO
SPLIT WITH PUSH


thA Nnscd Ntfc 20 gFfnthE N'fNiu.
New York. Dec. I'D. H. Van
Writ contractor of Hudson Falls.
~ y, was subpuenlcd to appear bee
fore tho grand jury today 20 repeat
his testimony given M the John Doe
inquiry Yesterday. that he had given
a check for $500 in Muy last Co
George 81. Palmer. chairman OF the
Democratic state committee. as a oon-
tribution from Van Wirt's firm. "a
corporation. % D. unlawful for cor
poration Co make a political contrihu-
ton and District Attorney Whitman
seeks Palmer.s indictment for mis-
domeanOr.
Before taking up the Palmer af-
fair today sc was expected that the
grand jury would resume cunsidcra-
ton OF th, case of Thomas Hassett,
formerly OF the state cuSinccr's of
flee. accused Of accepting $1,000 from
contractor to expedite "a payment
for state work.
The district attorney Will then
plunge into one of the most import
ant phases OF the INVESTIGATION sea
brought to light the testimony oi
John W. Murphy, q dealer Zoo paving
materials. that he split $1,000
commission with James T.. Gaffncy,
close associate Of Charles B.. Murphy.
leader Of Tammany hall, and Joseph
H. Carroll. former Tammany trcasur-
or. ln return for their influence with
state officials
Carroll is dead. Gaffney is the man
over whom William Sulzcr said hc
and Charles T.. Murphy split because
Sulzer would not appoint Gaffney
commissioner of highways
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10

by Lcascd Wire co Eye,dng ncrald.'
Juarcz. Mex. Doc. 10 Events to-
day Indicated that OiinaRa. sometimes
called Preside del Norte, the small
Mexican village on the border uppo-
site Preside. TcNas. probably would
be the scene of the next important
move in the Mexlcan revolution. Rebel
leaders were more than ever Con-
vinccd that Oiinagu. where the fod-
oral troops have. concentrated. cannot
be- ignored by General francisco VILLA
the rebel leader within the town are
iEtinod practically 400 the federal
trOops uf tho north with most Of the
important generals Their retreat
thithpr ayuWodly was to obtain money
and provisions. ln the interior they
had been ON the verge of famine and
the troops had been without ray.
Rc-proyislonod and provided with
money the fodcrnls would be In a
position 90 renew hostilities.
should he determine 90 attack the
fedurals in force. General villa now
az Chihuahua city would have 80
check temporarily his advance south
ward toward Torreon, but 20 would
be in line with his plan Go leave only
rebel territorv behind him in his
suuthWard march.
The rebel forces about OiinaRa are
greatly in excess of the number nt
first reported. Il was said that the
1000 troops which villa sent south OF
Junrez about ton days Jg" have been
detourcd eastward and are now ON the
road to Ojinaga.
Tho threatened muuuy OF The fed
erals. ns was shown by their calling
across the river tu the American side
that they would desert II attacked, is
hcinp relied upon Dos the rebels.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
PICKETINC MUST STOP
IN MICHIGAN FIELDS

supreme court today granted tho writ
of mandamue against Circuit Judge
O'Bricn Of Houghtou county. dirocting
him 90 ,aoato hls order dissolylng the
temporary injunction issued against
pickctng and p1rlding hy strikers
ana to continue thc original miunc-
ton Tho Injunction. however. does
not prohibit peaceful parndcs and
meetings of slrlkerH
Governor W. N Fcrria also rrcclV-
Cd "a telegram TODAY from Mr. Mussr
which was similar iu contents 10 the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
NOTHING CNN SURPRISE
WASHINGTON ANY MORE

Washington, Dec, lO.-Nullthcailon
OF the recent elections hy the Mexican
congress and ratification of Hucrta's
provisional presidency To- continue un-
an other elections are held, probably
next July. occnsioncd no surprise
among officials here, Reports reach
ing the state department say that be-
fore the elections. lists of congres-
aonal candidates drawn from among
the Hucrta supporters were s,nf out
with virtual orders Tor their election.
Dlpiomatlcally the situation was un-
changed today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
4. :. NAVY ANTICIPATES
ATTACH ON TNMPICO

Washington. Dec. l0.Thc placing
OF the scout cruiser chester aud the
gunhont Wheeling at TUmpico yes
tcrduE was intended by the navy 90
meet just such an emergency as a
rebel attack on the city Tho chester
and Wheeling. ships ot hght draft
with the Tacoma ana teh supply ship
rulsoa, ALSO at TlWpiro. can ap-
prouch near enough tu tho city to
take or Americans and other for
oigncts who may nc endangered
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
NO REQUEST MADE no
STRENGTHEN BRITISH FORCE

London, Dec. 10.-No request Tor
the strengthening Of tn British ma
vui fore, in Mexican waters has been
made so far as known here. II is con-
sidcrcd that the two vessels already
there tho cruisers Berwick and Sut-
folk. are quite sufficient for all pur-
poses.
n b. stated that II the cruisers Lam
d,rod Go proceed to the Mexican coast,
u is local matter which has been
decided by Rcar Admiral Sir Christie
rhcr Cradock, the commander ot the
cruiser squudrou
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
ATLANTIC CITY POLITICIAN
ENTERS PENITENTlNltf

Trenton, y. j.. Dec. 0.-Louis
Kuehlc. for years the powerful po-
HticnI leader of Atlantic city en-
tered the New Jersey state prison to-
DAY to serve ouc-yoar sentence inn
posed on him In Atlantic county more
than twelve months ago. He YVES
convicted OF being financially inter-
cstcd iu large contract awarded Qy
the Atlantic city board of water com
missloners of which hc was a ~ IN
ber when the contract was let
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
sEVERAL MEN REPORTED
SlIOT N RtOTING

Calumet, Mich. Dec iO George
~. Nichols, special prosecutor OF
ilourhtun county, requested President
Moypr of the Western Federation OF
Miners to kccp nli union men off the
wrcpis This afternoon durlng ihc Citi-
zons Alliance parade $50 as 90 uyolf
H posslhl. clash Meyer agreed o.
do everything n his power to carry
out tho pun
Union and nom union men Clnghcd
ut thc quincy mne ncnr Hancock. ac-
Cordlng to reports reaching bore lntc
today Several men were reported
fhut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
SEN ATOR ROOT MEMBER or
Court OF ADMIRATION

The Hague. Dec. 10.-s senator Eii-
hu Root was today selected as a mem-
her of court OF arbitration, 20 which
are 10 ho submitted claims Of Bsit-
ish, French and spanish subjects In
regard 10 property secured by the
Portuguese governments AFTER procia-
mutlon of n republic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
Business MenDemdnd
Bryan Get Busy TO
Release american
ny Leased Wire 10 evening ,crald.i

iiy Leased Wire Io EVrmng ticraid.
. Pasadena CAL. De-. TO-
. Further action to obtain the re-
. lease of W. s. Wudhum ana j
y N Dunn, former ra-Jdcu1n-,
. held bog cousJiutiuuul,st rebels
. in Suoloi, M-Nico. was ukcn
. today hy the Pasadena BOARD of
= trade, which trlcgraphcd Sccrr-
. tary BRYAN tho following mos
= sage.
q "Ninc days hUviue elapsed and
. mo- word as yet received from
. w $. Wudham, former cashier
. of the National Rank of Conn
. Worcc. who Be- held in Mexico
. for ransom, We again earnestly
. request that further action be-
. taken Immediately to insure his
. roloasc9
. Wndhum was tho manager
. of the Qulmichis ranch in Tcpic, I
y owned by former United states
. senator Thomas A. Bard and
= other wealthy Califurnians.
= Dunn was his associate. Two
. weeks ago Windhnm got mes
. sage through stating that hc and (
- Dunn were being held until they
y paid "a ransom of $4,000 gold.
= Carranza ordered their release
. ton days ago. accoIding 20 mcs-
. sages from Hcrnusillo, but
. nothing has been heard here 60
. Indicate that tho men have been
. set free.
. . d.. . a d. i. . i. . . d. D.. .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
nc REBEL FORCE ~ ....,.
THREATENING TNMPiIo

Vera cruz. MpXicO, Dec. l". N'
o,,rNhcIming force of rrJolF threat -
rns tn attu,k Tump.uo at ans moment
Y,enrdins to ldNigc1 received hN NlI'-
loss t,leeruphy this morning Ir"m
clarence 4. Miller, American cous'
al that seaport ..,
A messenger uuW ''h'I"i N''
real d.. rebel commander r'H'",u
tb, American consulate Base hlrh'
with thr Information thJt hu"O f''-
rls commanded hy Goucrns \ll'l,''
ana castro Wcro approaching 'n''
,uy Tho rchcl advance guard l
,,.,s s,id. .yas at iaguua puurltr. nine
miles from Tamplco.
Gaporal NiIureW declared mis- IN
,.,,i,, of assnuItng the cit, with
tb, l.Ysi pnssiu'c GoluN Hr sud h'
had given his followers strict "rh'I'
tp refrain us llr us possible ir"m "'
struction of property ana &" Nf"'''
tb, lives of focignors, but h' i'hi'o
th,y would bo graNcN lmp'illl'd ]"
an. .ttack ON tho city and tho cons'
uu,nt fighting In the streets F"'
,bi. rrpeou hr earnestly requested th'
American authorities 60 take inin'
diYt, steps to remove all foreign res
idcuts from the place.
I'p 10 the time OF the dispatch "i
consul Mulors adyiccs mo- detinu'
,r,iou had been taken ON ihls rcuuos
btu Rear ADMIRAL Fletcher com
m.nder Of the United states fleet
bas made preparations 10 take al
foreigners ON hoard his vessels az
moments notice and to land mariner
if ID appeared advisable.
a /. understood that the captain
,, th, German cruiser Bremen con
t.,,ed with Rear Admiral Fletche
ON tho question ct landing mhI'n'
ANA courteously assured the Ah'il
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
BANK R0BBER
WHO KILLED BANKER
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

nv lCPECd Wire "a tNeutht 't''a'u'l
Winnipeg Man. Dec. TO- J"hh
Erafchouko, charged hy the pohrc
with holding up the Bank of Mon
irral branch ut Plum 7'ouloc, MANI
toba. and klllins Bank Manager Ar
mold. was arrested In a runmins
house here today. Krafchonko, WIN"
recently was released from tho penl-
tcnuary where he had sorNod a term
tor bunk robbery. was employed on
% farm near Plum Coulec. lie dis
on Wednesday, December 3,
the dny of the Plum 'ouloc robbery
The amount obtained by the bank
robber was $500. $500 of which
later WIS recovered Manager Ar
mold was fatally shot when he started
In pursuit Of the robhcr who fled 'n
AN automobile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
BRAzOS RIVER STILL
FLOODING The
COUNTRY
Night Hours Punctuated With
Gunshot Distress Signals
from MaroOned Victims in
Texas Valleys.
nv Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

Houston, T,N., p',. lO. Conferred
about Richmond, TcX., today, the
Hrazus rive, flood continued on 10
the gulf, leaving disaster in its wa.v.
The flood ovcrilowcd "a protccuns
bluff about Richmond mp night
cutting off communica-
ton, and residents OF tho town "i
Rp-euburg. three miles inland, n'-
uurutly heard th, report of sunshoiH
during the night Evidently they
were distress signals.
The total loss OF uic today rec
mainrd at l65. Boats from many
points were headed fur Richuond O."
holm troubled residents there.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
nr,an spceclllfylua.

New York, Dec i0.--wiliiam 7
Pryun. secretary of state. came here
today to make two speeches, one at
a clerical conference OF the New York
Federation OF Churches the other az
the dinner Of the Canadian society
tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
FRENCH AVIATOR is
CRUSHED BY BIPLANE

nv Icascd Wire to Evening Itcrald)
narbe2ieux. Department OF 'laf-
ento. France. Dec l0--Lcon LetorI
"a we'll known French aviator was
killed here today He was about 90
land after short hight whom his bi-
plnne turned over aud crushed him,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-10
ELIHU ROOT GETS
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE;
ON ARBITRAL COURT
INV LEASED wire 70 Iavemrne neraId.I

Christinna. Norway, Dee, lo.--The
Nobel peace prize for 1919 wns con-
ferrcd today on Senator slshu Root
ol New York. ana that for 1919 on
Senator Henri LaFoniaine OF Brus-
sells. Belgium, who was formerly pres
ldopt 0f the permanent International
peace bureau Of Rorne. switzerland.