The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-17
thereby the said, newspaper called The
World.
Concerning Sopurces OF knowledge.

thereby the said newspaper called Th
WOrld).
Concerning sopurces Of knowledg,
I'm the first place, every piece Of OH
cIal information as Ia the identity U
those who got the 100000 is not 0nl
closed, but wiped ont, Oblilerlted, as
result OF an agreement between IN
United States Government and the NeS
Panama Canal Company lmeanlnl
! thereby that every source Of knOT-edg
and Information to 'ie had among tn
public records and from Government OF
ficials as to the names OF the person
who lrautnlently and cOrruptly got tn
forty million dollars paid by the Gov
eminent OF the said United States 10
| the Panama Canal We're Traudulentll
and deliberately destroyed and put gu
| OF existence for the purpose OF protect
| Ing the aforesaid alleged syndicate an,
the members thereof. pursuant to Ar
! agreement made between tie aforesa /,
| Compagnie Nouvelle du Canal de Pan
anna and the representatives OF the Gov
eminent OF the said United States. in
Guiding the said Theodore Roosevelt
President Of the United States, and III,
said William II. Taft, VINO was Their
Secretary OF War OF the said United
States).
THE liquidation OF the new Panama
Canal Company (metning thereby the
aforesaid Compagnie NOuvelle du Canal
de Penama), whose securities the
American syndicate" meaning thereby
the aforesaid alleged syndicate) was
supposed to hold, was suddenly conclud
ed June after going on for four years.
All Archives Handed Over.
"1t will be recalled that June 3 was
practically on the eve OF the convention
at Oh cago which nominated William Fl.
TAFT for President, though Mr.. Taft was
not actually nominated until June IS"
tmeaning thereby the third and eigh-
teenth days OF June, A. d. 1909. I'm.
mediately after the new Panama Canal
Company finished its liquidation, on
June y, it' office was closed, the books
removed and all traces oblitera,ed, and
unde ran agreement with the United
States all Of its archives were handed
over To that Government. All the Sc
crets or the company are now, there
fore, IN the possession OF the Roosevelt,
administration.
The iIquidators OF the new Panama
Canal Company were its directors, and
II, as reported, the company was con-
trolIeu by the American syndicate its
directors would naturally not disclose
any OF its secrets which the syndicate
members deemed best to keep from the
public ,Meaning thereby that there
was a syndicate organized FOR the pur.
pose or carrying out the great scheme
TO corrupty and frnudulently make a
large proht ont OF the sale OF the said
Panama Canal TO the Said United
states, that in the liquidation Of the
Slld Compagnle Nouvelle du Canal de
fanama some traces and sources Of In.
listed, that this liquidation had been
gong on Tor four Years, that on the eve
OF the nomination OF the said William
II. Taft for the Presidency OF the
nl,ed states. to wit, on the third day
OF June IN the year of our Lord one
Thousand nine hundred and eight,
tNls INCUBATION was suddenly and
brought to close and that
pursuant to an agreement with the
Roosevelt, administration. Including the
said Theodore Roosevelt. President OF
the United States, and the said William
H. TAFT, Secretary OF War of the said
United States, all the records and
traces OF the said Compagnie Nouyelle
du Canal de Panama We're obllterated
and destroyed the office Of the said
NOuveile du Canal de Pana-
ma was closed against investigation and
all OF the archives OF the said Com
were :urned over to the said United
States under agreement that the same
should be done and that the lquidators
Of the said Compagnie Nouvelle du
Canal de Panama We're the directors of
the said COmpagnie Nouvelle du Canal
de Panama, and as the said Compan!e
Nouvelle du Canal de Panama was con-
trollcd by the aforesaid alleged Amerl-
can syndicate the said liuuldaRors
~ nh , -,
secrets which the aforesaid alleged
syndicate desired should not become
public in order that they should not be
exposed, and that the said William H.
Taft, then Secretary OF War. on the eve
OF his nomination for the Presidency
OF the United States, should not be ex-
posed as having part in the aforesaid
agreement Of the said United States. or
connection with the aforesaid alleged
brother. the said Charles p. Taft
Against the Peace Of the U. 8.
M. Lemarquis, iquidator OF the old
Panama Canal camp Cmeaning there
by the said COmpagnie Nouvelle du
Canal lnteroceanique de Panama, was
thing concerning the personnel OF the
New Panama Canal Company" mean
Ing thereby the said Compagnle Nou-
velle du Canal de Panama) which,
Mr.. Cromwell" (meaning
thereby the said William Nelson Crom-
webb, effected the deal with the
United States" to the greg: injury,
scandal. ridicule and disgrace Of them,
the said Theodore Roosevelt. President
II. Taft, the said Charles +. Taft. the
said Douglas Robinson and the said
William Nelson Cromwell; against the
form OF the statute In such case made
and provided, and against The peace
and Government OF the said United
States.
Fourth Count-And the Grand Jurors
aforesaid. upon their oaths aforesaid,
do further present.
conditions, and with the same state
ment OF ante6tcnt facts and clrcum-
stances set forth in the first count OF
this indictment. and by reference there
to made part Of this count the same
as though fully set out in this count,
the Press Publishing Company afore-
said. the said Joseph Pulitzer, the said.
Caleb NJ, Van Hamm, and the said
Robert u Lyman. unlawfully and
villfy and defame the said Theodore
Roosevelt. President of the United
States. the said William II. Taft, the
said Charles 7. Taft, the said Douglas
Robinson, and the said William Nelson
Cromwell and to bring them and each
of them into public scandal. contempt,
ridIcule, infamy and disgrace, on the
Sixteenth Day OF October, in the year
OF our Lord One Thousand Nine Hun
dred and Eight, at the district afore-
said, OF their great hatred and III viii
toward the said Theodore Roosevelt,
President Of the United States, the
said William II. Taft, the said Charles
T. Taft, the said Douglas Robinson.
and the said William Nelson Cromwell,
did unlawtuly and maloiousv publish
and cause to he published a certain
false, scanlalOus. malicious and defam-
atory libel of and concr ling the said
Theodore Roosevelt. President Of the
I nitcd States, the said William II.