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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-21
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1909 bic Rsoiiipn bss Wolsn garos
grapben oerIdnste. srtIdrte QlDri6
Elm folhes 9orbaben fir frepelbaFt,
neil oisier paraerapb, bus Iunbas
ment oes garif Geb1usss bilbe unb
an biefem niht gsriibrt rperoen tonne,
obns Ioo unb 8srbsrsn iiber bic
Jnouftrie Der Der. Stoaten su brinz
gen. Sest nohbem bic Iarif apms
mifIion tbren 8sribt srtattet Bat,
peib man, parum 2Ibrih bieIen
porugraphen niht angstditst ieben
pOlIts. Der Sdussou fsisrt barin
feline tollitsn Srgisn. Sn man6en
Sdllsu bsluufen fi6 bic 3Dus bis auf
$50 pro3. bonn Wertbs, tpus sb.r ans
EoIbaus, pie ans 3oubaus erins
merit. 0ds 5unbament, bon benz
4Iortb ipri1t, bsitsbt barin. oob bic
Wou3iidter fold pabniinniqe 30Q.
nur untsr Der 8ebtnaung erIQnoen
tonnten, bab lie unbsren SntsrsTentsn
sbenFaus Die unfinnigiten 3pGs 3uges
ftanosn. Gs iit osnnab cine Iogiide
5ulgerung. bab penn bic MoQs0Qe
ftart berab9siest psrosn, ben iibrie
gen Sntersfentsn ebsnTals nur srs
mdbigts 30us ktpilIist neroen, Der
3ouf6a6er iih olfo in etrpas perninfs
ti9eren 9renseu holten ipirn.
4Qein bel OurhIiht bes 8erichts
mub man gu D.m SdIub aslangen.
bag es am ri6tisiten mare, bic Dpus
sole gdn3li6 ab5uiaaffsn. Wi. Der
8eriht Der aommiiTipn mittbsiIt,
iino bic probuttionstoitsn BON einem
pfunb Woue in ben Ser. Staattn
81 Gents, in Siibamerito Gents uno
in Iuitralien 2 Gents. I'm baher bic
Woq proouttion Dor ouftraIifber
aonturrsnS gu fbiiben, ift ss n0tbig,
oem 3i6tsr eiuen 3olI su bepiuig.n.
Dei6er Der 3ifFsren5 5tpd9en 3psi
uno Kunetnbalb Gents bas Qfuno
sntlpri6t. Dir itsten nitt on gu erz
tldren, Oob Elm folder 3ou niat ifuss
3onnsrifdeR prin5ipien entipridt.
Dds prin5ip 1T, Iolbs Snbultrissn
gu b.i6iissn, bic kbensfdbig iinb.
WeaB dber sine Waore, bic 25 Gents
bas pfunb toitet, nit einem 3ou bon
93 Gents bos pfunb befhist peroen,
70 tdnn Die 4nfiht nidt ausblsiben,
bub Elm. folte Snouitris niht su ball
ten lit unb es pDlis fbubsoaneriifen
prinsipi.n entfpridt, fis sdnslid iit
ielbft gu iibertaITen. Dieie aniihi ift
nm 70 mebr berebtist ais es fir islbits
peritdnblih geltsn tanu. Dab bic proa
outtionstoiteu in biefem aanbe Don
Sabr Su Subr IN Golge oes iteiseuben
9obeHmertbes iih bebeu.eno .bsurer
geftaIten muFen. Die probuftipn
BON Doue III anseiihts Der sefniloers
ten Derbdltnife fir unier 2ano ebenfo
untbunlib, tnie bic proouttipn BON
Rotosnifeu. gs pirb teiu ihubs0u<
nerifhes prinoip Derlest, ionbsrn biez
ies i'm Gegentbeil eeipabrt. uenn man
elmer SnbuFrie, bic niht taitbar lit,
feine unterftiituns getDdbrt.
ane Grbe6uRgeu Deifen olfo auf bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-21

oSer. fpie Der Gpanisr, Der ben Wunb
asrn pon iimmt, Iisber iogt. bon ben
| "a Millionen Rsaltn bes 1dupttrsf'
fers in bic Iafte Iteden Su f6nntn.
acf. es lit Tn ben nllermeiiten UdltH
| nur Elm minimalsr .Reihtbnm-, ber
ba mint, in Der unteriten, brtiteittn
Ehid,t Der pislidh perslpeisienOl Oliidss
tocperdficn oft nur Der getrag, Der
einsm qntbeiI BON 10 Gentimes als
IsnFalIs einem Real. 3ipansia Mtinss
pfsnniasn, sniipriht, uber III Mot pos
GIiid an iih ouh i6on sttpns, W g
nint bos erbsbenps, als ginlfsges
Omen, fpie ein BON aonisin JortuHa
ausseftslIter abslsbrisf. auf ainotr
unb Rinnesfinbsr per.rbbure 0.fu1l.
unitr bie 2suie sn sdblen, oi. stnnal
BON Dem nntipnnien 6cupts uno Hars
ninalgliidsfnII betroffsn tpuroenS
Sn iolhe AtbrncfpGre pcbt nldhi
libel bic sr5blifs pIihtperlesung. nis
|iiG bisIer 1ase Der pofonnenbld'er
bee 5eotrr Wurtin su Snulosn icms
men lieb. Der Wann bate biz oahln
dls rehtihaffener. ieinfr peronsuors
tlnasppIIsn 4uisobe poII befpubtsr go.
iounsnbldfer gssoIien. lin 10 srober
mar bic alleemsine usberraihung, ais
CT nenlih aans unmotipirte Vnuitr
not,te. nm i.inem SnitrumtHt bunn
rieoer ipiloe 3Dns gu entloden. iEesf.
fen ibm Der SdtpeiB BON Der bleihen
ztirne lief unb sr peritortt 1lide um
iih mari. Gum bobsn Dauoium bts
Qubliiums, oas Iih an foIdtr Dihos
nons g.msinislih m.br .rquidt ois an
Der ifl0nIi.n Snrmpnis. absr snn ent.
f,s.n Der atteure unb Dts aopeumsi
tiers. Der benn aud. toum bab Der
lebie 3cn pertlunssr mar. nit bros
beno.r @ebGroe nit ben poiounsn'
biiftr iiiirSt.:
.glenmr, tpsnn 1u beirunlen biit
.gerbone lib, Waeitrp. ih bin nitt
beirunten."
.9tlfo perriidt2'
Mud nihi, WsaeIiro, obsipor Id %
su rptrben fiirhte. Ginittreiisn obsr
FAB i'd, uur aeerbt."
.llnb p.s.n fold elmer aleinis.
ftit :"
Sin. aleinigt.it n.nnsH sie ts.
Musitro, cine aIeiniesita Wierkl
e!anben Gle oenn, oab Is isin mas24
.Ra, Elm padr tduieno Rsa!en, I'm
beaer Gull."
Sin poar tauIenb, Maeitro. bas In
id,ipah aussebriidt. gs fino Disriau.
Isno Wlillionen Reolen ober NIT anos.
tsn Bortsn, lpenn id nift irre. sous
ieno Wi[lionen peieien."
llHo bamit iibsrreifie er btm Wcf.
FRO cine 3eitung, bic ihm ielbit erIt
iura por Dem Beginn Der Dorisennn1
All 61nben astommen tpar unh In Der
"a leIsn itanb: m5n aaIifornien iiarb
Dor iursem Elm reicher lponiihsr
qoufmann. Der Elm Wern,1een p6n
200 Willionen Dollars tintsrlisb.
!aum llniperIal,rben tai e feinen
grubers eeSiian Antortio gnpona eii;'
aeiei,t, BON Dem nan bis leet MIR
iueif, ooB er bis iSS2 in @aIenrtn &c.
Iett. Inn Sabre 1884 IN Wnbrin aehel.
ratbet bat uno ooieIbit i'm ApriI 1907
gcitorben it," SsSiinn antrrios Iegitl.
ner Eohn iuab 9eibeserbe ober. uno
bcsu nod Der einsiae, III niemano az
bers oils Der Yoianirenbldier. llno
tpabrenb iest jebcr einselne yaaoriocr
nit hod)iier Spnnnitna oes @eih.
nad)tstrefiers harrt. porten ale Siis
iammen nit inum serinserem Jntes
reiie aui Die oiiisielle Beitdiiairna
BON gnponos, bes goimnenbldiers
Erbid,ait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-21
9pnueritaN Sen u. Sessmber 1911
aus ber 8otfhaft oss grG.

Aus Der BOT d q t oes prds
fioenten iiber bic Woa 90ae iii err
iihtIih, oub sr auh in bieIer Gnas=
Iegenbeit auf Der fOrtihrittlihen Seite
Itsbt. Die resulGren RepuIitaner iino
nit ben geriht in tetner WeiIs eins
peritdnoen. Rah ihrem GrmeHen
'pQtsn Die 3Das niht srmGbiet, fpns
bern erbobt perDen. SpeSieu perlans
gen lie, oub oas in Der ptatform bon
1908 ge9ebene 9erIpreben, pondb
Probu3enten uno 5ubrituntsn Elm ons
gemefener profit 81 garantiren 1T,
beriitiihtiet iperben. 9us pirb bon
ben fDrtIhrittIi6en Hepublitansrn be-
tdmpft. 9ie'e ppqe n BON elmer Iols
den @nrantie nihts tpiTen uno ben
sou niht bGber anieBen, aIs gum
2lussIei6 Der QobnperhGItntiIe stpis
ihen hiiben uno oriben notbpsnbig
ut. 3a8 lit eendu Der Stanbpunft
oes 9rdItoentsn, Der ipis INNER fir
sinen SSortidritt einitebt, Der grsifbar
uno iidtbor 1T unb nitt in le.ren
Reoensarten beitsbt, ooer gsgsn ben
gsiunoen @eritanO perTt0Bt.
Gs N iro intereHant iein, al err
fabren, mas Die Oemptruten in BE-
aug auF ben Woqe 5arif tbun tperz
ben. Ra6 ihren1 prin3ip iino lie pers
pfIthtet. NpQe, dls etuen hohfteff
BON allen 3ou 3u entlaften unb fis ba=
ben bieIss 9riusip audi i'm WiIIons
Sdrif befoIgt. Sn bem pprhereebens
ben 9ougreb ober Bot es iih sessigt,
baB Die iiioIihsn Demotruten sins
Sinnesdnberung erfabren taben. Sis
opponirten gum Jbeil Der 4bIbaffung
Der 3Dle ouf SoI3 uno auf 6dute uno
oa oeridieoens Wolle 5iihtenoe Staas
ten i'm @e'ten pprbanben limb, auf
lpelhe bic Demotrateu ii6 SpFfnuus
MAIDEN, 10 ltegt cine erpbe 9erIuauns
Dor, bic 3Dle oem permeintliden polis
tif6en SutereTe ansupaIfen. Sas
gins ia ihon aus Der gereitpilli9feit
herppr, nit ipelher bic 9emptrdten
in oiefem SongreB ii6 bic 30ue BON
bem agrorier Ga Joqette bittirsn liez
bsn. Benn lie ben Jeblsr b.eeben,
baB lie niht me6r bieten, uls bic Res
publitoner. boun osridsrssn lie fid
ole Iusiidten. bsnn bas 8pIt 6dtte
teins uriaas Suft taIt3uite1sn, tpenu
feline 3oqpolittt ebenio liberal 1T, tpis
bic oerotrutiIhe. llnIsres grneFens
folItsn bic Dsmotraten niht politiih
perfubren, ionoern sbrIih bonosln,
mas aud in Der poIitit bic bette Boli=
tit iit. 8enn iis ii9 fir freis mun.
ertldren, iinb tbnen etns ganss Qnz
8u6i n0roliher Srbuitris Stautsn
fiter, mas 3uTummen nit ben tbnen
abiolut our 8erFIgung itetenbeu
Suoituutsn ibrsn GrfoIg uuber alien
3neifel Ttsqen piiroe. Gs tpGre ober
niht i'm Winoeiten iiberraT6eno,
tpenn iis bic gIdnsenben 4usiihteu
ourn einen fauLen aomprpmib perz
Iter3ten, bd es bisber i6re 9epohns
belt gspeien lit, ben ooQen Miltsimsr
umsuitoBen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
Will TRY To BRING
NOTAbLES TO Tulsa
KENTUCKY CLUB WILL BARBE.
CUE AND WRITE SENATOR
BRADLEY AND JAMES.

The newly reorganized Kentucky
Club held its second meeting at the
county court house last night, and
all spent a most enjoyable evening.
The meeting was well attended and
much enthusiasm was shown in the
Affairs and plans of the organization
The next meeting of the club will
be held on the second Tuesday in
September at which time a special
program of speeches and music viii
be arranged. on August 20, the
Kentuckians will plcInc ai owen
Park from 1880 to p. m. From in
dicauons at last nights meeting. the
affair will be a very enjoyable one.
Later on, as soon as the frost Is
on the ground, the representatives
Of the Blue Grass State will hold an
old-fashloned Kentucky barbecue.
Invitations win be extended to Sem
ator w. A. Bradley and Reprosen-
tative Ollice James Of kentucky to
be present on this occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
Situation in Manchester.
IT MEETS AND ADJOURNS.
County Excise Board Awaits Reports
On Corporation Valuations,

For the past ten days the county
excise board has been meeting daily
only TO adjourn to the next day
while waiting for the reports of the
assessed valuation Of tho big oil
companies In this county from the
state board Of equalization. These
reports are coming In very slowly,
but the board hopes to be able 10
complete IT'S work OF levyiug taxes
tor the coming year by the last of
next week
Reports from the Oklahoma Pipe
Line Company the Csage- oklahoma
oil & Gas Company, and the Prairie
on & Gas Company, have been re-
celved to date. Tho Oklahoma Pipe
Line Company Is assessed at S39,
37l, the Usage Oklahoma Company
at sS96,Si8, and Prairie at $500
107.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
GERMANY DESIRES TO
ENTER ARBITRATION
COUNT BERNSTORFF MAKES
KNOWN HIS COUNTRY'S 40
CEPTANCE OF PRINCIPLES.
BY Associated Press.

ny AbNoclUltu lItAhs
Washington, Aug 15.--Almost IN
the same hour that the Senate com.
mlttee on foreign relations reported
It's convictions that the recent nego.
tiated arbitration treaties between
this country and Great Britain and
France. were breeders of bitterness
and war" Germany, through It's am
bassador here, was announcing its de.
sire 70 be a party 90 a similar arbi.
trntion compact with the United
States.
Germany made known to Secre.
tary Knox, through Ambassador Won
Bernstorff, its acceptance of the gen.
eral principles Of arbitration as laid
down in the secretary's draft recently
submitted. a few exceptions were
noted, however, and Count Won Bern
storff will Saturday sail for Germany
TO consult his government further. lie
Will return In October.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
SOLDIERS COPE
WITH STRIKERS
HUNDREDS HURT ON BOTH SIDES
As TROOPS CHARGE.
MODS increase IN Size
Women Take Part In llurlng Missiles
Thousands Answer MaIsout
nj Manchester.

by Associated Press
Liverpool Aug. l5.-War between
British soldiers ana strikers frtn2ied
with the spirit of mob Violence. ragod
,,., ,,ao,, r,,,., ,,a,,.,.5 ,i,,,.,
"ooP'' "i'''u "''' va" ''i ''E'S
and hayoncts inder command of Gen
eral Mackinnon, patrolled the streets
The fiercest fighting which has
marked the course of the great strike
broke out early in the day in Homer
Street The SOLDIERS fired upon the
mob and them charged with fixed
hayonets'
Many OF the soldiers were wounded
by ilying missiles Hundreds Of the
rioters were hurI some by iNing III
lets. In a hand-to-hand fight tho
rioters were finally driven from their
position but they concentrated again
in another quarter ana attacked ship-
ping property.
Inf.amed bv the attack Of the
troopers Increared in botb size and
,ioIer,a Nvo,,c, tool. mort a., Gonna
NJ tbo ri,p,,no ,ro,s,,,,. ..i,s. g., ,,o
~ Wv
'aIlNS VI 'ne soIu''I7' screaming I'M
precautions ana hurIlng stones ana
clubs at the troops Orders were ls-
sued to both police and soldiers to
exercise caution IN dispensing mobs
in which women were members. but
SO desperately did the wives and
daughters Of the strikers fight AGAINST
the military forces that II was inpos-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
ATWOOD HITS HIGH
Places Going EAST
cuts Up" FOR THE CROWD NJ
CHICAGO- LANDS AT Elk
lINRT--TO TOLEDO TO-DAY.

EIkbart ind. Aup. 15.-sldmmInr
over the southwest part of Lake
Michigan and then over tho sand hills
of Northern Indiana. Harry N. At
wood Of Gosron this afternoon flew
Tho io1 r1iIos from cbicaro IN ELK -
hart IN . hours and ID minutes With
ont sion thus compI.rpg the Sec
opd leg of rho Iourpo. from ST. Louls
IN Nov yori, and .ost,n having pone
all toId gfg milo.
Tbe rostou aviator arising in his
Rproe.s-l WRIGHT mo.bip. an the Lake
Fr,nl in Chlraro circled over tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
COURT WILL VACATE.
Judge Houston TO Ohio---Judgc Lit
son to Assess Niolntors

Police Judge c. A. Houston will
leave Thursday fer ohio and other
Northern points whore he will spend
a three weeks vacation The court
originally Intended going 20 Cali
fornla to visit brother who Is O
doctor, but an epidemic Of typhoid
fever in the home OF the brother
prevented this.
Justice Of the Peace Lltson will
do the heavy work on the bench
during the absosce Of the regular
dealer out Of Justice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
GRANT Is ACQUITTED,
Could not bc shown lie Knew OF Liz.
uor Sales at the AlCOrn.

w. B. Grant, the new proprietor OF
the Alcorn Hotel lease secured a com
plete victory over the city police IN
his first clash with them when he was
acquitted yesterday afternoon Of the
charge Of conducting nuisance or
In other words a booze point Grant
was arrested day before yesterday,
when a raid was made on the Alcorn
and small quantity Of liquor found
in a room was cOnhscated.
When Grant leased the Alcorn Il
short time ago. 1t was with the pro-
vision that he forfeit his lease should
he be convicted Of selling liquor in the
place. A conviction in police court
yesterday would have meant the for
feIture OF the lease.
The city showed in the trial of the
case that liquor was being sold there,
but failed to show that the liquor was
being sold with Grants knowledge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
HAD \ GOOD TIME.
One Hundred and Fifty Poor INddies
Enjoyed Their Picnic


Monday was poor Kids day at Said
Springs. Tho children of Tulsa who
are so unfortunate as to have not
been reared IN purple had their Inn
,ng, and for tho time being, had the
idea that they were numbered among
tho scions Of the wealthy.
Every year three or four times Cap
tain Hickman as the head Of the SAL
yation Army takes it upon himself to
see that the poor Riddles have good
time In the way Of picnic or the
Ike. With the captain on each oo-
caslon has co.operated generous citi-
zcns, and the affairs have always been
great"
Monday the Sand Springs Interur-
ban Railway that co-operatcd with
Captain Hickman Under the guild
ance of the head OF the Salvation
Army about l5O Riddles made the
trip to Sand Springs on the interur-
ban, riding scot free" and when
they were at the park, they rode the
roller coaster circle swing, teetered
on the teeter boards, and enjoyed tho
fun Of the chldrens' playground Tho
return was made about dark by a
happy bunch Of Youngsters.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
NINE LIVES ENDANGERED.
Winfield Jail Catches on Flro While
Jnilor IL Eating supper,

Wlndflcld, Kan. Aug. lj.-Nlne
prisoners I'm the county jail here
faced death for 25 minutes tonight
when the jail caught ON fire. The
Tailor was at supper fifteen blocks
away
when the fire department arrived,
It was forced 10 throw water on tho
prisoners until the lullor arrived ANA
unlocked the heavy iron door " the
prisou. outside ot bad duckIns
tho prisoners were uuhurt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
FREED AND RE.ARREsTEp.

Walter Thompson Gets out of City
Jail but to Enter County BaStilc.
Walter Thompson completed serv-
ing a term Of ten days In the city
joll yesterday morning, No sooner
had he boon released when the
county officers re-arrested him and
locked him up in tho county jail
Charges viii bo filed against Thomp-
son today
It is alleged that he approached
tho fourtoen-year-old daughter of
WIN Clayton Of Red Fork on the
streets Of this city a short time ago
and tried TO induce her TO accom-
pany him to a local roomIng house.
The charges viii probably bo based
on this Information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16

Joplin, Mo, Aug, i5,--Wlth a vol
Icy Of right and left uppcrcuts and
jabs. which almost found his oppo-
nent's Jaw, Clarence English last
night gained the popular decision In
ten rounds OF fast boxing over Pete
shaughnossy Of oklahoma The
bout was held at n smoker given by
the Southwest Athletic Club at the
Lyric Theater,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16

Arthur Beach and Jim Montgom-
cry the two alleged moonshlners ar
rested by United States officers
locked UP in the city Jail here Sun
day, were yesterday tsken to Mus
kogee TO the federal jail to await
their preliminary hearing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16

Anna Goodwin young woman
booteggcr plead guilty IN police
court yesterday afternoon to selling
liquor and Was aned S25, which was
paid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
Coon Is FIned $50.

Charles Coon, charged with yio-
latlng city ordinance i56, against ths
sale of liquor, was found guilty yes-
terday and fined $50 and sentenced
TO thirty days in tho city jail. lie
appealed the case,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
THE WEATHER.

washington, Aug i5.--Oklahoma
forecast; Fair Wednesday and prob.
ably Thursday Not much change
in temperature.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16
LOCAL WEATHER. YESTERDAY

The experimentation, o.
minimum, ~, Southeast wind, clear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16

Tn best thing bout n tourln car Ia
that tn tail don't git oyor tn lines,
Plnky Kerr says he don't believe any.
buddy over bought u lobster whom
they wus sober,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-16

Chicago, Aug, 15.--Lincoln Beach,
ey was the individual star in the
speed events Of the fourth day of
the international aviation meet here
today lie made the fastest trip
around he field, and but for a foul
would have won the two chief events.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-18
WAS THROWN INTO
DARK DUNGEON
American Has Experience in Nlcara-
qua and Will Demand ndem-
nifty for Being Imprisoned.

HOUSTON, Texas, April 1S.-Im-
prisoned without warrant in dun
geon in Nicaragua and held for fifty
two hours despite his appeals for a
hearing which were denied, j. p Will
liams. a native of Jennings, La, but
now Texan, will carry his case TO
the state department at Washington
and seek damages from Nicaragua.
The case raises an international
question which will be delicate in adj
justment and may cause voluminous
exchanges between the two countries
if Mr.. Williams presses his point.
For eleven years Mr.. Williams has
been engaged in mining in Nicaragua,
holding aloof from politics and the
dissentions that quarterly break out
over the implacid republic. Aug. 2,
1910 in company with a business
friend he made trip to El Topa. en-
route Acoypa, the base of operations
at different times for both the liber-
ais and the conservatives. Without
warning Williams and his friend we're
thrown into Jail and held incommuni-
cado fifty-two hours. Their prison was
a very dirty place. dark and dungeon
like. with wooden door laid across
two supports for beds. That was all
the furniture. The food was coarse
and scant. Plea after plea to the
guards for information as to why they
we're incarcerated were ignored, nor
we're they allowed to see anyone IN
command.
One morning guard asked them
where they preferred to go. Williams
said Bluefields and passports were
handed him and his friend. lhey
we're freed and they made Their way
IN Bluefields after futile efforts 10
find reason for their Imprisonment
and efforts to secure redress.
Mr.. Williams Immediately made ms
wav to the United States and as soon
as his case is presented will return
TO Nicaragua to demand damages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-18

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