The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-02-02


tain, and which have been received
and enjoyed and are being received
and enjoyed by the defendants.
SEVENTH.
Your orators further show unto
your Honors on Information and be-
lief that the said defendants have
not OIL hand we'll mechanisms con-
tanning and embodying said inyen-
| ton described and claimed in said
| letters patent and are using the
same, but to what extent they have
said mechanisms on hand your ora
| tors do not know and pray discovery
! thereof, and that said defendants
making, using and selling the said
mechanISms embodying said patented
| inventions has and does have the
effect to encourage others to unlaw-
/ taliy act and disregard the rights OF
your orators and to infringe said
letters patent.
EIGHTH.
Your orators further show unto
your lIonors that they have since
the issuance Of the respective patents
heTelnaDOve set ont ana before
filing Of this suit caused notice to
be given to said defendants directly
Of said infringement and of the
rights Of your orators in the premises
and requested them to desist from
the infringement thereof, but that
the defendants disregarded said
notice and have refused and still re-
fuse to desist from said infringe
ments and the injurious acts herein
before complained Of.
NINTH.
For as much therefore, as YOUR
orators have no adequate remedy at
law, and can have no adequate re-
lief except in this court, your ora
tors pray that the defendants may be
compelled to account for the manu-
facture, use and profits derived from
the violation from the rights of Your
orators as aforesaid. and that de-
PENDANTS may be restrained from any
such further violation Of your ora
tors rights and your orators pray
that writ of injunction NAV be
issued restraining the defendants
and each of them, their servants,
agents and employees from any fur
ther making, using and selling Of
said patented well mechansms or any
part thereof in violation of the rights
OF your orators, as aforesaid and
that said well nechanisms made
hereunder and in the possession Of
defendants may be destroyed or de-
| llTered up to your orators and also
that your Honors may, upon the
rendering Of q decree for infringe
ment. issue an injunction as prayed
above, and proceed to cause to be
| assessed in addition to the profits to
be accounted for TO the defendants
aforesaid, the damage your orators
have sustained by reason of such I'M
lawful infringement, and that your
Honors may increase the damages so
| assessed to sum equal to three
times the amount of said assessment
under the circumstances of willful
and unjust infringement by the
defendants as herein set forth and
your orators further pray for a pro-
vision or preliminary injunction
pendente lite and such other relief
as equities of the case may require,
and as to your HonOrs may seem
just and meet, and that the defend
ants may be decreed to pay the costs
and charges of this suit.
To the end therefore that the
said defendants may show, if they
can, why your orators should not
have the relief herein prayed for
and may make true and perfect an
sWer according to the best of their
knowledge and belief, to the several
matters herein set forth the same as
if they were specifically here re-
peated, but not under oath, answer
under any oath being expressly
waived, may it please your Honors
to grant TO your orators a writ Of
subpoena ad respOndendum issuing
out of and under the seal of this hon.
orable court to said defendants COM
handing them to be and appear to
make answer under this bill of
complaint and to perform and abide
by such order and decree as the
court may see fit in equity and in
good conscience to grant herein and
your orators will ever pray.
ANDREWS, BALL & STREETMAN,
COKE X. BURNS,
PAUL SYNNESVEDT,
JAMES q. BRADLEY.
MOORE, SMITH & MOORE,
Solicitors for defendants.
NJ. E. LAYNE & LAYNE & BOW