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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

No nstural resource is 100 tTiaing
% Be- fgr1ad 70 aeeo1ut p the teen
inE papniatt8E T1e sea Is raked and
strained ior edible piundsr. Seaveed
and @Si1 have place in he laFdeT.
Gfest Quantities e shell 6sh ne big-
far thsH ores Hrger naii are opened
aud mass 70 yield a food that finds
its-uay iar Inland The fungus that
s7r'zEs 70 s. fha grass afitf q rain
IS eaten Fried sweet potato vines
furnish he poor mans table The
Tcsassse bitches are baiief lut Tor the
sake * fzhes Nc i0nger ihan ons's
1ngsa
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

near Tehailos. asoat tuenty miles
s01ih Of The rebel forces 4 Reiisao
Gen. HueFta burned hundreds ot
boxes q dynamite ana exploded near,
iy bombs captured fFom The rebels
al Cone50s ca Sunaav
the prisoners tell me that many
rebels hare deserted said Gen.
HueFta. 4 Intend 70 mofe eoria TO.
morrow though progress IS SLOW on
accosnf b the conditions 1f The sait
road
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

S1w thzt three haFe eniered tAe
race for representative ia this county.
we 4rs satisfied. and from these We
ez- select eae rm e 5zst right 10
cope wifh and become q part q the
DizrhsrsTg with which some laws vii
BE- zEprl ogt. some re-gr0uld. and
many suppressed and who ia gen
ersl Common cause makes one d.
thsm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

Can ro8r opinions yuur creed. and
yos -sIf change il every week Make
your creed simple and broadly 7as q
the revelation of God aal yo- naI
ksep II 10 The eud-Phiilips BrooAs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17
BULLETIN or cHlLDRENs
BOOKS At LIBRARY

Picture books for reading table,
Book Of ships
Holiday Times
House shat Jack Built
Merry Kittens
Mo0 CoHs
ore. Teq. Buckle ~ shoe
Rad Bidlnghood
Three Bears.
Bay Biae
ssyen-day BOOKS.
Brownie Primer
slayensoas Reader
Friends il Feathers and FUR.
songs Everyone should Know
Stories from Wagner
Hog scouts Of America
stories from Mother Nature.
among fhe Meadow People.
Elementary WeodvoEkiag
Butterflies and Bees.
Ten Common Trees
History d the Robins.
Birds and Bees.
Starland
Rab and His Friends.
Betty Wales Decides.
Reference eoeks.
cAamiln Young Folka Cyclopedil
of Literature and Art
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Kansas Cts i7. Minneapolis
AN ether games postponed. rain.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

TIE MH q Derss & So Aas sel
ELizrE 10e1 a1ss Dr.
IewA @ ~sr-i 4a1 eis1sn Ci
eEr riF Hzs rel EsTFa1 The Hs0
wo w A A rHE fhe
s w awzslEss fmEe. tae best
so 41 str.Fas lz 1srE fight
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17
sTtN0INo Or THE TEAMS
REsuLTs YEsTERpAY.

Nsw York 4. Pittshurg
st Losis :. Brooklyn 4
Cincinnati Boston 8
rsEago-Fl liiAdel phla game pratnul
Cd. rzla-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

TOM GREEN, 4sifa-Roeistorea in
Aneriean rretllng Reeisser. under
Rule One % Vol z. Terms. rom
Green Rii make tho season at the laR
price 81 si5 and insure q living eogs.
and on three or more mares owned 50
ihe same PARTY win make a bessag
price This horse will be found in
charge ot ne undersigned, a asli mile
east of Norge Okla. where he uiil
make The season Of 1919 For further
Information, eall on or address ". Il.
Erwin. Nsige. Okla s,30lm
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

coed BOOSTERS 90 THEIR
sHoPrsNa At HonE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
AT games post pOned
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

HENRY Is oay stallion. nIra
season a. Red Bar9 best set,er "a
community Terms $40 Geo. Hnr.
Icy, Red Barn. chlekasha. sixth aad
ghoclaw S.ls.d&wtmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

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. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17
j. Q. NEAL
Phone 40

JOHNNY DUKE comes non uns e
NOS oldest Jack families Be 8 Is
hands hlEh weishs 1000 lha tag
Zone large ears; white points Terms
SO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-17

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La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04
Nave TuTca CoIata a piCCO da una
Torpedine Turca

Smirne, 30.-Il piroscafo "Tc-
xas" appartenente all"Arrhipe-
lagO American Steamship co.,
urt0 ieri sera cOntrO una torpedi
ne galleggiante posta aIl'entrata
di questO porto ed affond0. lie
14O persone ch'erano a bordo ri
masero annegate.
III "Texas" batteva bandicra
turca faceva il servizio p0stale
fra Costantinopoli ed porti del
Levante. Dapprima 81 disse che
il Texas era un piIroscafo ameri-
cano. Lerrore proveniva dial fat
to che esso faceva parte della
hOtta di una Compagnia loca'e
esercente sotto il nome CONNER
ciale di Archipelago American
Steamship Company.
Novanta del 156 passeggieri
ch 'erano a bordO del " Texas :"
quandO fu ieri fatto colare a fnn-
do dall'eSplosione di una toipr-
dine galleggiante contro la qua
lie aveva urtato, furono, secondO
un rapporto qui mandate da
Smirne, salyati. Parccchi del su-
perstiti avevanO ripOrtate dele
ferite. Nessuna menZiOne & fatta
mel rapporto circa reuipaggio
Si crede che il disastro sia do
vuto che il Texas devi6 dial per,
cOrsO stabilize dal battelIo-pilota
che 10 precedeva n traverse le Ii
nee di torpedini poste n difesa
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04

del porto.
Al temp" del boicotaggio turro
contro i produIli grcci, la notti-
glia mercantile ALA quaIe il Te-
XaS appartrncya q che 4 compo-
sta di nari Inrtanti nomi di Sta
ii Americana. IN autoriZzata dial
console generate dcgIi Stati Uni
ii IL t"$tamtin"poli IL battere
bandiera americana pcrche gii
Interest," della tompagnia errano
in gran parlc c"nlrullati da Anne
ricani.
II Texas StaZZava 2Gl tonnclla
te ncttc iii rrgiNtru.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04
AVVISO IMPORTANTE
PEI MINATORI

Per ingrandimento di Miniera
sopraggiunti contratti 81 cerca-
no subitO 80 minatori italiani,
preferibilmente con famiglia,
per 10 shaftmine di Granttown,
w. Va. 20 sOldi di CARO- elettri-
co distante da Fairmont, w. Va.
Ogni caro- di carbone viene pa
cato $0.55 pin $O.10 per la yard.
ii minatore riceve tutto gratis
dalla Compagnia: lampe, polve-
re, olio, sciarpamento di ferri ecc
deve pagare solamente la casa
in ragione di $1.00 al mese per
ogni camera e $3.50 per medico.
Case nuovissime di mattoni, ac,
qua ed aria splendide.
La Compagnia e anche dispo,
sta adj anticipare il viaggiO da
qualunque puntO. Superintendent
te Cattolico. Lavoro garentito
per 10 ami. Non unione ne strai
co. vi lavorano da pareccki ami
circa 2G0 minatOri italiani.
Per maggiori information {
schiarimenti rivolgersi al signor
GAETANO GEMELLI, P. o
Box 161, Fairmont, w. Va.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04
Note DipIomatiche

Si dice che Sua Eccellenza il
Marchese Cusani ConfalOnieri,
Ambasciatore Italiano a Was.
hington, entrera in ritiro dal 10
Luglio 1912.
Si vocifera anche che a succe,
derlo nellalta carica, sara nomi-
nato ii Conte A. Ribaudi Massi.
glia, gia Console Italiano a Fila,
DELTA, Console Generate d'Italia
a New York, ed attualmente Mi.
nistro Italiano al Messico.
La nomina di un tutOre degli
Interest," di moi immigrant Italia
nj in questo paese, e cosa che ci
concerne da vicino, e, per conse-
guenza, Sc la notizia del Gambia
mento e vera, non potrebbe che
farci piaeere. D. altro canto ci
rallegriamo anche per la promo
zione accordata al Conte Massi-
glia in premio del segnalati ser
vigil da lui resi- in favore degli
Italiani all'estero.
Certamente la attuale situazio-
ne del due paesi, Messico e Stati
Until, ebbe, cd avra una grande
preponderanza sulla scelta di
un nuoyO ambasciatore. Non e
Improbable, infatti, Pintervento
degli Stati Until a porre un ar
gine ALA Ormai cronica turbolen,
"a Messicana, e, Sc clio avviene.
10 familiarita del Conte Massi-
glia con lie condizioni esistenti
mel MessicO (familiarita acqui-
stata durante tire ami di sua
permanenza cola, trascorsi q sal
vaguardare durante l. infuriare
della rivoluzione perci0 in cir
costanze difficilissime, la dignita
gPinteressi degli Italiani), ia
rebbero di lui a Washington, un
degnO suceessore del Marchese
ConfalOnieri, ed un diplomatico
all'altezza della situazione di
fronte al rappresentanti dele al,
ire nazioni ed al gabinetto Anne
ricanO.
ii .Conte Massigiia, code negli
Stati Unit di una grande in
fiuenza, la sua presenza a
Washington, in case di complica.
Zioni fra due paesi, sarebbe van
taggiosa agli Interest," non indif
ferenti degli Italiani di qu1 e del
Messico.
Moi Italiani serbiamo di lui il
pin gradito ricordo, ed una gran
de riconoscenza per ropera pre-
stata al tempt della catastrofe di
Messina, guando, coadiuvato dal.
la sua distinta consorte, Ameri-
cana di Origine, raccolse la som
ma di $4,000 che ando a benefi-
clio del danneggiati.
Sc vera la notizia del ritiro del
Marchese Confalonieri, beneme-
rito attuale ambasciatore, moi ci
auguriamo che la scelta del 60
verno ItalianO, cada sui Conte
Massiglia.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04

dell'interno, dove e supponibile
che 81 rifuggino per 'ultima resi-
stenza appena il generate Carlo
nj accennera marciare encrgi-
camente su Zuara
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04

ATFJSO. Gil inscritti di Ie-
ri possoRo passare la Uisita NC
dica soldmcnte al Mdrtedi e We
nerd la spesa di 81 loro ca
rico.
II r. Agente Consolarc
Fairm0Ht w. Ia.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04
LA MORTE DI ENVER BEY
,.CONFERMATA


cavando il massimo effettO cola
minima perdita.
Z il comandante Limo COST
conclude: Ammesso dunque che
il noH me tangerc! sia tolto u
ma certa linea tracciata sulla
carta del Mediterraneo possa es-
sere cancellata con una buona
COMMA, la guerra navale comm
cerebbe sarebbe proseguita se-
condo lie buone regole.
i giornali austriaci ci spingo-
no al Dardanelli? POssiamo ri
spOndere che fuOri ci sonO altIi
obbiettivi che per montare una
scalinata vi comincia dal basso.
e probable che We la guerra ma
vale cominciasse per davvero
PinvitO al Dardanelli sparirebbe
dale cOlonne di certa stampa la
guale cOmincerebbe a credere che
la perdita non certO sicura di
qualche nostra coraZZata anZia.
nOtta non rappresenterebbe un
balsamO snfficiente al terrible
bruciore che farebbe spasimare
il vecchio corpo fioscio dell'impe.
ro Ottomano.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04

l. abbuonamento al nostro gior.
male costa un dollaro all'anno.
La sentinella del West Virginia. [volume] (Thomas, W. Va.) 1905-1913, 1912-05-04
Notile della Guerra
DOPO LA VITTORIA
DI BU.CHEMEK

Roma, 26.-Il generate Carlo
nj telegrafa al Governo che una
ricognizione al campo di batta-
glia di Bu-Chemek ha fatto con-
statare la gravita dele perdite
riportate dal nemico. Mel solo
raggiO di un chilometro sono sta
ii trovati piG di cento cadaveri.
Molti sono di regolari turchi.
feriti fatti prigionieri dai no
stri sOno concordi nelraffermare
che lie perdite causate dalIa no
stra artiglieria furono terroriz.
zanti.
L'attacco venue preparato dai
regolari turchi che spinsero lie
forze arabe ad attaccarsi, con 10
obbiettivo di spingere a mare Fin
tero corpo di spedizione.
Ii nemicO trovasi ora disperso
e scoraggiato.
LIE PERDITE DEL TURCHI
MEL BOMBARDAMENTO DEL
DARDANELLI
Roma, 29.-Si conferma che
mel bombardamento del Darda-
nelli Turchi ebbero $50 uomini
messi fuori combattimento.
Queste perdite relativamente
motto gravi furono dovute princi
palmente alPesplosione della pol
veriera di uno del forti bombar-
dati dale nostre navi.
BOMBA SARA SUBITO OC-
CUPATA
Roma, 81. - Viene autorevol-
mente confermatO che una dele
prime operaziOni della fiotta sa-
IA FOccupazione della baia di
Bomba.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21
All Parties Progressive"

everybody
president party or
"thrd
the the the idea political
the right call itself the progressive
would
calling speech party,
commandments"
of
"mossback which commonly but
been applied 1896 when possession
practically popust
The platform certainly enough
TO suit the fasdious the real criticism being
entirely that its propositions should
country pure democracy entirely
outside the limits of the constitution
The republican progressive any other plat
form adopted by that the
platform of the democratic bull
does constitutional attempt
questions showing fully the
progress Of the and touch with the
the party being ndpat" acunary simply 81
it does revouionze
run amuk fundamental principles
and to maign the body Of patriotic
make its membership
Don't be mised by traas-at
misrepresentation Don't let anybo
which holds within millions to ten
millions Of your fellow eounrymensi "a deliberately
mined to betray the
On the 18th republican party was SO good that
Cne Roosevelt would have declare himself pr1udas
It's nomination fer president
ar Ct that party did not change
VINO changed Everybody nominee a
would have made the precisely apted
ana would now be declaring that party emily in
sfum2n through which people can aarlsd
why then should he comes out with m d
earaln that is mere shell and that
its nominee or defend principles?
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21
REPORT SHOWS HUGE
PRODUCTION MADE BY
THE WHITE CAPS MINE

been laid to the mill and the pro.
duction Of the mine already has in
creased from So to Go tons daily and
shortly viii be further increased TO
900. AL the same time the expense
Of operation has been reduced, that
Of hauling eliminated and the prof.
it's to leasers and company win be
eCrespoudinely augmented.
It has been a great handicap to
the Ieasers to keep development
ahead of the acquisitions Of the mill
for Gre, but now that the mine is
equipped Ia modern fashion there
win be no such trouble hereafter.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21
BRYANT OF
GOLDFIELD BADLY
HURT IN DENVER
GOLDFIELD BOY SERIOUSLY IN.
JuRED on AUTO ACCIDENT
At DENVER

Routt Bryant aged %, employed
at the Goldtleld Consolidated mill for
the last three years, was seriously
injured last week by an auto acct
dent in Denver lle is now lying
10 ST. Josaphs hospital 10 that city
and is likely To remain there for
several weeks ut least Routt Bry-
ant is the son of Harry w. Bryant.
former chief counsel for the Gold.
field Consolidated, and now city at.
torney of Denver, but who was idsn.
titled with the early history and
organization Ct the Consolidated f1r
three yaars after the big mapHsr
was perfected. Through his mflu-
euca his son was placed in O re-
spouaible position in the big mill
which is managed by J. w. Hutch.
inson, bis brother mIaw and at the
time Of the accident he was visiting
his old home aud enjoying carnival
week.
The injuries were sustained by
collision with a trolley ear On the
outskirts Of Denver ANA bath the oe.
cupants Of the motor car and the
trolley blame the other side. Rout
Bryant was at the wheel when ths
collision occurred The automobile
#as carried about 20 feet en- the
fender Of the car and almost damol
ishsd. Bryant suffered a conclusion
Of the brain and a fracture Of the
skull and aid not regain conscious.
ness for several hours. The bows
father is n Washington attending ts
official business for the city of Den.
YER and the emily one at home at the
time was bis mother.
The attAhding physician SAYS his
patient who Is well known in collie.
sIate athletic circles as q graduate
OF the Colorado school OF mines.
win probably survive owing to his
splendid physical CONDITION.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21
What the Record Proves

Inc Conversational Record Of AUGUST proves beyond parad
venture ha Senator Massey twice continuation Of
the commerce court his
record ht lussns he truth Thee Nasseys vote
~ on august ~ when President RATS by
AhaP The commerce that lin measure
ae meant the destruction The civil government e
proves ana senator Massey being thorough i'm
refused 60 sanction he It's origin n daec
mouse Had Che president measure every er1t
Noaa nave heen automatically government ennis.
every seven years In nh leaders as Garfield Ne
kinney cleveland Roosevelt Massey believes In III
EFFICACY 8 ,aef-j-
s.nsIe vote he Do senate
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21

would be suggestion were adopted but massey
opponents would make by aaans 70 me run
sad sunmara ui sinsing asains senaior aasy
failed to produce tine at Saturday night III
stead Ct taking ftsn .h rpu9Han candidate sanmii ~
yctes.fcr Massey
easy matter fof sce attack the record OF
person oasA easier to make all kinds q
promises The CAM has sted down 70 pTopo'oH
comparing promises aciona
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-10-21

For qn.eG results trY Che want ad
aH'amHs Of Che Bonanza
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-09
TAFT SPEAKING
In OWN STATE
"I'M BEING HIT BELOW THE
BELT" He SAID YESTER-
DAY IN A SPEECH.

Portsmouth, O., May Sim up
against the wall and I'm being hit"
shouted President Taft in a speech
here today. I'm being hit below the
belt and I'm here to fight" he con-
tinued.
L am said to represent the inter-
ests, to be under the influence of spe-
cial privilege" he said.
well, let us see. There is no ad-
! ministration in the history of the
government in which the prosecutions
have been so uniform and have been
so prosecuted without fear and SO
without regard to consequences. The
/ interstate commerce commission re-
ported against Dan Hanna of Cleve-
/ land, that he was accepting rebates.
! put him before the attorney general
and the district attorney and the
grand jury and they found an indict-
nent against him. And loudest in de-
Lunciation CT me and strongest in
support of Theodore Roosevelt.
Roosevelt says I'm distrustful of
the people. I'm only dstrustful of the
people as a court, just as | would be
distrustful of their building sridge.
l would send bridge engineers and
people who knew something about
bridges
Taking up Mr.. Roosevelt's proposal
of the recall Mr.. Taft said HE is
in favor Of iDnOVatiOnS and changes
that would make the constitution
worth little more than the paper it IS
written on"
Mr.. Taft will spend ten more days
in his home state before the primar
! les of Nay 21.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-09
ABBOTT CASE IS
AGAIN ON TRIAL
JURY WAS OUT ALL LAST NIGHT
AND A MISTRIAl is
EXPECTED.

Judge Krauss convened the city
court yesterday morning and took up
the criminal docket, disposing of a
number of cases during the day.
The case of the state VS.. T. j. Alb
bott, charged with selling whisky, oc-
cupied the entire afternoon. Abbott,
it will be remembered, was convicted
some time ago and a fine of $1,000
was imposed. The case, however, was
carried to the supreme court and a
new trial was granted.
1t was late in the afternoon when
Judge Krauss gave the case to the
jury and the indications last night
were that the result would be a mis-
trial. 1t was stated that the jury
was hopelessly divided The jury
men spent the night out wrangIing
over the case. 1t is probable that
men together until this afternoon, and
if a verdict is not reached by that
time, a mistrial will likely be de
clared.
Other cases disposed of during the
days session were the following:
State VS.. R. Stubs, abandonment
of minor children; verdict Of not
guilty.
State VS.. Albert Roberts, larceny
aerdiot of guilty.. Sentence, ten
months on chaingang or fine of $15(
to include costs.
Cases against the following, charg-
ed with assault and battery, were
nolle pressed: Boot Harris, Sophie
Polite, Morris Polite, Ed Powell.
The court will meet at the usua
hour this morning and continue on
the criminal docket.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-09
Another Levee Breaks.
Stories of Suffering.

Morganza, La, May 8.-Stories OF
distress and suffering that would
reach the hardest heart are heard
everywhere as the flood stricken in
habitants of the Torras crevasse are
brought in. Each party arriving has
some new experience to relate of how
they escaped the foods fury and how
they were finally rescued, but prac-
tically all of them tell of having lost
everything but the clothing they
wear.
Most of those rescued near Nor
ganza yesterday and during last
night were negroes, but number of
white families were brought in and
among these was Mrs. Edmond Beau
vais. the wife of well to do farmer,
who was compelled to desert her
home on Bayou Fordoche, several
miles west of here. Mrs Beauvais is
the mother of ten children.
Eight of them lived with her. They
lost practically everything. The small
er children were barefoot and were
clad in slips picked up as they were
hurriedly rescued from their home.
Mrs. Beauvais was almost crazed from
her experience and grief over the
loss of her savings of a whole life
time.
Not a woman or child remains in
Morganza, and many of the towns
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-09
SAVANNAH MAN ARRESTED
ON SHANGHAIING CHARGE

Savannah, May s. Charged with
drugging Frank Lopez, a sailor, and
putting him aboard the British steam
ship Anglo Bolivian, an act consti-
tuting shanghaiiing, Harry Olsen well
known in local shipping circles, was
arrested last night by deputy United
States marshal. The warrant was
sworn out at Macon before United
States court official yesterday. Oh
sen gave bond and was released, but
he must answer to the charge be-
fore a United States commissioner
Saturday morning. In the meantime
Lopez is held at the county Jail
at the request of the government.
He is detained as a witness. Olsen
has been mixed up in similar cases
before and has served a term in
federal prison in connection with
the shipping of sailors.