davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

w. H. Franklin. of the u. s. Recla-
nation Service, located 1t Elephant
Butte was ere Saturday on business
for the service and left Saturday
night for Carlsbad.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

w. J. McInnes was here from Lake
Arthur today on business.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

Household and Kitchen Furniture
for sale. COZ S. Missouri ave 29t3"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

e. C. Clayton and S. w. Gilbert, of
Artesia, e visitors here today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

Frank Frost, who works at the Tur-
ner studio, returned this morning
from a Sunday visit with his family
at Dexter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

James Sutherland returned Satur
night from . trip north Il
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

nd s. Mundy CAME h-tm--Hl
nandex Lake Saturday evening.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

Samuel McKinstry came up from
Hagerman this morning.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

D. K Fitzhugh, OF Clovis, was here
on legal business today.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

A Fine piano to be given a.
way FREE by link. the Jewel.
err.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

FRESH OYSTERS.
. Both Bulk and in Sealed Cans.-U.
s.. Market, phone 81.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23
Fresh FisI

Fresh Fish.
OF all knds.-U. S. Market. phone
No. 81.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

Turkey Roasters.- Enterprise
Hardware Co. 29t3
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-23

Miss Leila Wilson returned thi
morning from Hagerman.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

Go5 tron5oliihe 4orlamcnt trot
oll letten Wtontag ieine Sonmcrie-
rtc1 an, mo pcrldob bic Gntihci-
oiIn0 ilber Die tpid)ti0cn %orloq2n in
Vcjllg oltf Ginfommcnitcucr, 2lItcrs.
Eenllonen un0 8ieoereinfiibr,ng Der
S~oocSltrafe bis sur Scrbitiibu1l9.
N?orGen, Somitog, brid)t Yr0ii0ent
6oQicrc5 81 ieiner ?torOluuoafobrt
ultf. Gr oerlGBt 9iinfirhcn al 9oro
oca tron5oliiGen StIahtihiifea Sc
rite" eafortirt bon Dem Enu5erfrels
ser uGu 4ctit EholnrS" ltn0 orei
Iorpeooidgern, erreiAt &openbogtn
an 20. Sltli un0 blcibt oprt bis gum
%. Sllt. Irt "a. Sill Crrciht cr
Stodbolm Sdmeoen no cr bis 5llnl
26. &lli ocnucilen miro. PIN iolgcl-
Den Gage tonlmt CT 81 Ncool an u1O
tollidt BORT GciildC nit Oenl &nilCr
bon 9tllBlano aus. 9ln1 81. Sllli crs
rcid)t CT GbriItionto, NormegcrL rnl0
am ,. Altguit tritt cr pom BORT ans
ole Niidreiic nod 6ronfrcih an.
6ron80iiidc ErGiioentcn bobcn IN
Der NC8eI 10 mcnig NIT &c8icrlurga'
Ucld0ltcn 5l tblrL 0oB lie lonNc
Nciien MAIDEN fonnenL 10 oft lie SuIt
bobcn, ltilo man pcrnliBt tie 81 9ollIe
nidt I'M Wtinoeiten.
Die o~icSidbrigcn olpmpiiHsnS piclc
llobmc1 nm Montog gil &onOon if.
rem Intang llno mllr0cn BON &oniH
GOluorb fcicrli0 crGfinet. Nm 2000
@Itbletcn ans 81 pcrihicocnen 2Gn-
bern ncblncn NntbciI 0nron, inoellen
lit Die Gcrtrctlng GcutidlnnO'S cine
icbr idpodbc. Inter Den Sbcilncb.
merit ans ocn Ser. Gtnotcn beiinocn
lid icood) piclc 9clti6 2 Nmcrita,
ltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

pdlttmure re. 7. Sill 1908.
ga bic StrabeuourtDbrllds g Somllliitare in
geitblih observation-disclosures 9Selie ibreIt eio0ills
iiAen nm Uerbc1erten gcribt ilber Die 5uAes
ipro6eucu @ntihdotgunaels l~nloiteu mo
gSeti5ech6hunneu Fir be GouocnnirIu9 uno
NciinuuG Der Scutaluns stralc, pnu Der 9iortbs
SlpcIntc bis Blr acknowledgements, neblt belt
hGrdli beiiiNlllbcn enoaiilti9erl ltno oerhetiericn
Crfldrenoeu ISlnrln in SeInaBbeit Der Surldrit-
ten oes SNpitele pa Der @cicpe Der 0eQislntnr
BON Mtaruluno iiir hns Sabr 100. mo Der ant
g. Widr5 1908 urterieihleten &crorhnllltg Dir.
2t6 aeo WiuDorS nto SiantratbS bon Baltimore
unn iulder nioercr Sciete lto Scrororutgell,
Gle AMI oicte glnaelcNcHbeit pcrluenobar limo,
bel mir binierlc0t bnber,
ipirb hermit hciGtIt 9eltnht. bnG hcinatcr
Ncridt ullo Bldne uut biefc sSciie in otelem
lilrcuu binterlcat porhen inn mn nab Der
Winnor mn Stnhirat6 bon Baltimore, oner it
eeno cine Ecriol uocr F~crloreil, ooer Corpora
tioncr, Die init Der &crtbcilltriG Der oprbeitnnns
ten SntibioiGungct ooer SScribcrbtbu1gell iiits
Sniricoen itno, in1erbnlh hretbiQ 800 GaaeIl
BON 8. Sill 1908, ais benz criten 1nGe Der
bon mir arsgeaungcncn Serotientlifuna oieier
Goti5. fbriftli0 oaaeae1 an h1e Baltimore
SidotgeriGt appetiren mo ons beiaete @cribt
erii6en moGelt, ~bieieIben 5t reotolre.t.
2. Gclpcn Sbomns,
CNiIi0, t6, 23, 800 SiaotsNeeiitrd.or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Gritsipn.Q inic
Tcuc ihnenc ~Sas.Sampfcr.

Tcuc ihneiic SagsSanpfcr.
y2pro Baltimore" II. Sem" iadl Ybilabeipbid.
Snbrcu taalidI nno Sonrtags, WiOr9cIls lmI
3 ,lbr. bon Der Frntis Giraffe, 5piiben Der 9ul'
bert mo GprtDaSirube, Gb. Naltet an III Bet
tertpr, Su,pu Ypint, Gbeiapeatc.Gitn, ct.
c5corse's. Scla,uarcsSitN NIB 6bctcr, &u.; lals
gen ~uneefdbr I'm s llbr Murnens in Ybil1oels
pbin an. Gnt5ttcaoc Saprt ourf ben aanal.
Yaiiugiere fjlneI mad Gelieben his 9Geiupenfes
Gin mo gcticrton fabren unb aui Der Siidfubrt
nit benz Nuot mad Sdnfe 5lriidtnbrer1, 100 tie
Inn 6 llbr anlan9en. S1brpeis itah Bbilaoels
p6ia $t.5u. 0iuuoinbrt Go GoGc), gut, an irs
Neno einem 5uGs ODER 9incbtbonte 5liriid6 ufebrelt.
$3.50. pber Riidtebr uui einert Snge Der nGals
tintpre.S bios&dGn," $3.50. Sir6fabrtSsNileie
per Gifenbabn bon 9hilaoeiphia nud, Ntlantie.
Sttn, Save W,ai, Sung Strand, Scean 8ruur,
Meburb Hart, MlbanN, SroD, Tciu.gurt NIB
nGroltdlru Guuftcn. MnBlSeiteu 80 Gents
9inhthnnpicr o~crlniicn BrGttsStrobe regeimibig
3 llbr Ibenos init Nisltabmc bon Gonniaaeh.
Stdets bel IlbanNb'e 6uit Scrfuuf. Shreiben
Sic fir gSegtpeifer.
Glarenec Striprr, ggent,
Cuni23-IiG3D Nr. 1913, 2iGbtsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

Ycriieneltc Nn9ebutc NIT Der Nui'hriit Bro
poiulS ir Nlriloita @~tononaO on Site of Seips
ace 9tspofal gSorie," an ben nNonro OF
s~lruaros" Der Staot baltimore Gcri6tct. peroelt
bis Wittpual, ben -. Suii 1908, If llbr Norin.,
in l'lIreali oes Srn. \. Setuen lboulds. Stdot'
Jie0iitrat0r. I'M Jtatbbnle, Baltimore, IJio., eni
gcaCtt Getuftmcn fir ben 9ali bon IIegct AM
Dem Flnb Der &Ionie1a 6iltrir %slnIngen. mle Tie
niii ben Rldiiefl ner8etdnet itno. ole I'M Slireoll
oes Gbefs 5ngeuiehrs Der Gummiiitou nlttbetudbri
tueroCH.
Spe3ifitntioueu mn Eldne f6nncn am ltro
nab S%nnitaa, ben is. Suli 1908, Guf @efih
i'm Nitredu Der Nb8uqsfnuaIsG orI1Hifiiun, Stint
trcr 904, "NiuerieGn Sniloina," Baltimore, MD,
erlulQt ucrocit.
Sin be9Ialhipter 0bed hes Rieters fit $500
nlif cine p6leurinG S0ufe" Vnnt Qe5ugcr, nuI
Die Srore hes MtuOorS mo Stunirltb5 bon Pnls
%tinlore %3abIbar, miro nit ieoem NrAebot Der
lanai.
Nbncid,dttc Isabelle Der E.unntitdteH.
1850 Gtibifs Vnros Observation-Disclosures. :
1862 GlNbrut 9Dhs. Qebrpbcnc Stein .Dtncnoul1.
Ter erfolqreihc Nietcr INNS hcfrieoi1etoc
Vilr1fbaii ilcleu II. ben &oribrjitelt pcs Giant
CHARTERS in NeSt0 uuf Gontrnfte @eritge l%etitelt.
Sic Ycb6roc bebdit itd hus Hecbt Dor. irNello
ciii mo Qle g]lugcbntc 5u~ri,d5uUeiien.
SIn NuitrdNc Der Nb5ug9f0ndIs GOnllntffoH
qr3. Yctcr Searn, IT,, SuriiBer.
gti. 0GrrD u. 9iuog gers, Sefretdr.
Ncitdtiat:
Z. SarrG Winbupl,
Rriltoent Der Guutrutts geboroc.
CilIiiS, 20. %, 2i,2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
9tof Greet Sampfer-G

pWW OeptPtHH. -.
9t6inbrt ocS Samplers nab Rod Greet ;no
bcs NruuhpnD. id1lit nm 8 ubr Wtoraeis mo
8 llbr 9tnhntitia9s. aita9enoftilen SnntffagS,
Gnmiiag5 nm o llbr DiorgcnS nm SoIIlltagS
tags.
speSialIaten fir %creiae, Strdcu uns eunt.
tagslfulrn.
gScitere ~gluSiurlit ertbcilt fhriftli6 ohsr
miinoli6 SuBn u. ocntb i'm Niirenn Der Cont
pa9nic nn ocr SSerIie 5ioiibeIl ~ mo 2 l0r
NnGmiitnGS. - No. Ybone, u 3Sl.
CUtui20-Scpt1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Uefanniinnb
teuer.ecpartemeut, 9iatbbaus.

uItimUre G, oen n. Iull tN0s.
Steuer5abIer perbcr hermit benafrihtiGt,
0a6 cine Struiqebilbr bon orei Iro5ent lifo bic
Sui 3iuicn nun elnem bnlben Ero5ent puIitto
allen Steuer Jte6nIlgen fir @runoeiecntbum
bon 1908 b~eigeiiiat >ueroel, Die Mot bis Srci,
tGa, ben 81. Sult 1908, 0adhmittaas 3 ubr,
be5ablt iito. Neire Hednunaen fiir bas Ialis
fenoe Jdbr 5uGcfunoi, penrI ourlm nibt per.
i1nlit ooer ibriftIt6 eriuht miro
Truut Sruiun,
Omitted Steucrcinncbner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

@rrTcaclr 9lracbutc, an ben aVoNrO Of
glpurbe" %aorCiliri. lucroCt bis II ubr Horz
mittuas an Wiitt,ppd,, ben 20. Snli 1908, bonn
Siuot9tegiitrator in iCtIlem gilreult, 9intbbdls,
ulgcnomiHcit liir bic HleierllG bon &eicn fir
bic in Der Staot Baltimore, Wio, %benuetcn
StraRcntclr WiaidIiucn,
~glraebote miilicG in eincIt bcritc0cltCn Gons
bert einacfNIoiien mo init oYrOpoialS for
&roomo fur SpcepiliA Wlnhinc5" murfirt ictn.
HllcIl @tRScbotcl mib ein henlnlbiaier 6hcd
Scs Nicters fir 5000, an Den IidOur mo St1ots
ratb BON baltimore uui elmer oGlcnrilg 0ouie"s
WGlf 5ablbdr. ~bciaciilgt teill.
Spc5iiifutipncn mo %glnaebots Surmuiurc font
rCn i'm 9ilrenu beS Observation-Disclosures sSUntnlii
ldrS erIaH9t lueroen.
Die Gnnirufi Ycb0roc bebdlt I6 hnS 9tcdt
Unr, iracno Elm uocr ale g%llge6oic db5lnpciieI.
I. y. ySideS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9'ciidtiai:
!. SurrB MGbuul,
Yrditocnt Der GputrattsN eb6roe.
NuIiIG17 1S % n % % q. o5 07)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
@ireaa Der etrabenonrabruds Is ummiRdrc

Baltimore, II. SuIi 1908.
Sic Strnbennurhbrltds = SonlriIture MADDEN
btermit IN llebcrctnliIInnllill9 mt Dem Saltl'
more ~StuStsGOurtcr, 500. NbIcJnitt. beidnltt.
haf Iie Die critic ycriamnlung an IrcitaH, ben
ii. 9luault 1908, &ormtttaG9 II llbr, in benz
9ircdl oer Gummiiidre. 3oen. @cbHioe, 2erin9s
toni lno eoIlibous Sirabe, dbbGlien lueroell, nm
ole Nuunudt aliSiuilbet l;lto bic tbHcn iibers
irngeiert nno bon ibncn nerlnn0tcIt Efltbien
All criiilcn i'm &etrcif Der ~Gnnocmuirlt1tg llo
Vr6finino Der Yirrjtgi.eu strafc, puu Der
oaewciicitc uom llniar riin @arfwaN bis sur
Sitiritc uum NuianosstucTuc, in aeindl Der am
Z. Suli 1908 utter6ctbneten Eerorbniig Gr.
$50 beS Mapors mo Stootrutbcs bon 8nltis
more.
Samcs y. SmitG,
Yuihruo VI. Watts,
&tiliam 9. Ntiuuuo,
9ummlfIdrc.
Gnacnr q. Nopgcrc,
CSrIit3. 20.27. sig3, 100 GIerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

Siitcan: Dir. 81, @citss aratuaa StraRe, MI
MnMpi.N imanna Ircocrif .Nipab.

WcNrdbuiBpldBe bon S25 an inter Ucftinoiacr
Wuliiht. G6uiiiblulneH, @cluinoe. Yil1n6en etc.
lucrneIt i'm Treihbuno um pnupt SiuQGne ges
iuuSCII. Infer @gcIi miro, ipenlr oepiinibt,
or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
fir jiicutiihc sifcrbeit-Sautcu.
Sub Tepnrt mcnt hes Se5n1oc. i llpciturss
SirCuue, RatHbluS.

ShiNuhSf ithtfuhhN'
Nultim c, -. NNllt 1908.
glngebOtc lpcrbe1 ~eutleGcIl acnumnleu bon
Der Guntruit Ncb6roc Der Stuot baltimore iilr
ben Ernd nnb oas Ginbiuocu in Sndliorm Der
Saugcieec iir nen D(aDor mo SiaoiratD bon
10 liimurc.
9@luaeboie miiiicu in bcritcacIten Gpuoerten.
~uorCfiirt an Den y@unrn Of &paroS ut NGlti
more Giip" mo nit Der %hitifriit gEropOiul
inr Frinti.ng nuo Ninoing NtilOinG Sooe" nlI
Der gmbcnicite %rcricbc1t. 0rn. y. Selucl 5boz
mas. Staots lteailtrGtor, in nciiel giiredli tu
Hatbbaus nm uber npr # l6r &urmiitugS AM
%. Suii 1908 iibcrrciht lucrbcn.
Scocul HltQchut nlliG ell az ocl MidOor mo
SiGoirutb bon Baltimore 6dblburcr ceriiii5irtcr,
Glf cine Clearing 0Onie" GAM 9e}oGcner 9bcd
iiber 5pcibutocrt C$200.0J) Dollars ~betGciiiGt
icir.
Der erfoIarei6e %ietcr mus Viiral1nit itcQcu
mo ben NeitintTnnlpelI bca itdoiifbcn Charters
hc5iiNlid eontrattc uahtollIlncGi.
SpcSififutiurcil t0nneH ant oocr mad benz
1G. STii 1908 i'm Siircalt 0es @ebdloez Snipefa
Tors belihtIli lpcrbcn.
0ic Vcb0roc ucbdli Iid boS NcGt Dor. ir9cno
ciu pUer allc %glugcbnic St OCrlucrfen.
COWARD :. &rcltuit,
@tbduoc Snipcltor.
CSeneGmint:
Z. garrD WinbuDl,
30 fpH'A'HI. ta4"U 'tt.'. H...' Spfnbor.
f~,It,p - 4 (. On OF 90 90 ~ o. D-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Furt GepuIits unS Scttcrtun Ggfnr'
finurtt

Qente bei6eili0en lid an 6icIcn popnldrca 6rs
f~nrliuncu Sieuitng, Sunmcritnae umo Cant
tags mn I ilbr Had,mittaas; Niittluudls nno
Spumtags nm . llbr ssurmittage. GItllol1lrt
SOC. Miubl3eitcn SOC, ooPr brillat. mtc Shr
Sbr tulbt. qleib cIoeren Hcuteu ocn Irlrtb nit.
IS lit Cit @cliP. ilber oieie %pradiooue Holtte
81 fubrefI. ~. ..r CSuiiif4D q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
HDrrnInc.

MnlcriTn. - @arfnriig. - Srieblih.
9Seitlih bon ISnIbroof cine uno cine babe
Mieilc. Moltnt Soll9. 28nagOnS uno lorraine
g~Sn0gun9 bircft bis 6linI Ginnang. Nei0e Zee
lcpbnnc. Stnot Hiirc1Ii i'm 3lUetien Shir oeS
rllnipn Truit.ScbdubsS," GBnrlce. nnb 1anettc'
GtrGRr. (Qtui4, 1J,3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
Baltimore EcnctcrN.

@ircnn: Traufiin.Slo., Baltimore II. Hurtbftr.
leHribHibpIure sum &crfnui Oor $50 an,
nit .JiurmorpfOtien abaegrciIt $50. - Fl0t
fir bier @rihcr. Sreie NcIllprIlN Der N1pcllc
titr SrnlcrGoiteS0icnite. CSnutlG,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
0ncna Gilta Sprind Sutcl.

SIN Ser6en Der 9Iniien 9erae. Etffret ant
20. Snni. 1000 Sub iiber BEN Wteeresipte9ei;
oas prdhtige 9um6erlunos 2bol iibeubauello;
fiibIc irodene Mimoipbdre; feline MosGuitps,
feline WiaIaria. ollie Sporte i'm @ais iino in
Greien; lIniibertroifcre aiide; ieoe mooerne Be
blra; Sdno6iibleiIt. @SWaro Eauie, Sefbdfis.
tiibrcr. @uena 8iiia Sprins Eoiiamt. 5ronfliu'
SuuntD, ia. (SuniiG, 2lRt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17

&uiulnuS'S tiirfiIdje Sibcr,
GGuitnble. Wctiuoe, EotaW: acaen. Stets oiien.
,Ylru22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-17
s,Rrrnu DcS Embellishments.
Mathhous.

Guli1C.i71s 2o.2 % 90. 24,25,20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-19
LOWER RATES ON LUMBER
Special Permission Granted to South
ern Pacific by Interstate
. = ~ Commerce Commission.

Washington Nov 1s.-One of the most
important railroad tariff reducing rates
filed in the past year with the interstate
commerce commission will be that for
by the commission to the Southern Pa
cific company and its connections. 1t is
a direct result of the order in the North
ern Pacific lumber case, wherein the
freight rates on lumber and lumber prod
ucts were ordered TO be reduced from
points in Oregon and Washington to des-
tinations in the east. probably Missouri
river crossings
The Southern Pacific tariff now is in
preparation and when completed viii be
filed and become effective on three days
notice It provides for reduced rates on
ali lumber including timber, poles, shin
giles and finished building material in car
loads from points in California. Nevada
and Utah to destination in CANADA and
that part of the United States east of the
Missouri river and north of Tennessee and
North Carolina. and also to points in Colo
RADIO. Wyoming. Nebraska, Kansas, Ar
kansas and Texas
The rates viii be subst letially in line
with those fixed by the commission from
North Pacific points. They will provide
for a reduction of from D to 10 cents per
hundred pounds or rough lumber. la n
and general timber from points of origin
to Chicago. To points east of Chicago as
far as New York the general rate will
he about Is cents less per hundred pounds
than il now is. All intermediate points
between the South Pacific coast territory
and tive Atlantic seaboard will be affected
by the new rates.
The commission granted permission that
these be nut into effect in order that the
South Pacific lumber producers and man.
ufacturers might be able to compete for
the eastern trade with the North Pacific
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-19
PANAMA CANAL
BONDS OFFERED
Bids viii Be Received Up to
Dec. 5 for $50, 000,000
at 2 Per Cent.

Washington Nov. 1s-Secretary Cortel-
you late today made public an announce
ment that he would receive bids up TO the
close OF business on Dec . next for so, =
100000 Panama canal bonds or any part
thereof 10 bear per cent interest The
bonds will be dated Nov 1, 1905 thus max
ing them a new issue. and interest Will
begin. as of that date. The bonds. by the
terms of the law authorizing their issue.
will be redeemable in gold in ten years
from their date and payable in thirty
years AS an evidence of good faith the
secretary requires each bid to be accom-
PANIED by a certified check payable to the
secretary of the treasury for per cent
of the amount of the bid
The bonds will be issued in denomina-
lions of so, s100 and $l,0O0 of coupon bonds
and of 500 500 81 900 and $4,000 of reg
istered bonds They will be exempt from
all taxes or duties of the United States
as well as taxation in any form. by state.
municipality or locality. They will be
available TO national banks as security for
circulation and receivable as security for
public deposits in national banks. The law
forbids their sale at less than par and pro-
vides that all citizens of the United States
shall have equal opportunity to subscribe
therefor.
In considering the bids the secretary
will award the first allotment to the bid
ders offering the highest price. OF two
or more bidders offering The same price.
those asking for the smaller amounts of
bonds will receive priority in the allot-
ment.
The secretary of the treasury will issue
the bonds under authority OF an act Of
congress. approved Dec 8. which author
ICES the borrowing on the credit of the
United States of the sum of $50. 900, or
as much thereof as may be necessary in
carrying on the work of constructing the
Panama canal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-19
CHANGE
IN TARIFF LAW
Senator Hale of Maine Says
Revision Merely Means a
Few Alterations.

Washington. Nov. 1S.-Senator Hale does
not anticipate any effort to- change the
tariff law during the present session OF
congress. Once in awhile" he said to-
day you viii hear such suggestion.
but it Is clearly out of the question and
il will not be undertaken. And" he
added, lit is safe TO say that there will
not be any radical changes when the
much-taiked-of revision is made.
Recent events have made il certain
that there viii be no slaughtering of in
terests. Necessarily there will be some
alterations. some establishments, but no
is clear that the country does not expect
nor court such course, and congress will
not enter upon it,
The senator expects the discussion to be
called very soon after the 4rh of March.
He does not count upon any important
legislation beyond the passage of the APP
preparation bills during the last session
of the present congress.
The senator has returned to Washing
ton in anticipation of the meeting of the
monetary commission. which has been
set for next Monday, and he said today
tina. the commission had not been able
to prosecute its Inquiries so far as to be
able to make any important recommended
ton at the forthcoming session of con-
gress.
facts during our visit to Europe last sum-
mer and have done much work in this
country" he said but IL Will necessarily
be some time before we shall be in po-
sition to make any definite suggestions
for the modification of the monetary sys-
TEN of the United States. 1t is big sub
jet and will require careful attention Ii
is possible that we may expect to have
some changes made in the law regulating
the inspection of banks, but If that Is
done it will be merely Incidental"
The senator's return has revived the
suggestion so frequently heard immedi-
ately after Senator Allison's death, that
ne (dr Hale) will succeed Mr.. Allison
as chairman of the senate committee on
appropriations. but he was evidently not
inclined to look with favor upon it. Ra
would only say that there would be Ioenty
of time to settle that question after con-
pracc n1nnfS three weeks hence
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Laporte. Ind Nov N--Carefully work
ing mn to the evidence with which he viii
try 70 show that Ray Lamphere set fire
TO the home Of Mrs. Guinness and thereby
supposedly caused the death of Mrs. Gun
ness and her three children. Prosecutor
Smith in the trial OF LampheTe today UNI
raveIed before the jury stories of the fire.
told By men who were earliest on the
scene The greatest interest naturally CEN
tered about the testimony OF Joseph Max
SON Mrs. Guinness hired man. who es-
capped from the burning Guinness home.
Indirectly Attorney Weir for the de-
Tense on crOss-examination tried to imply
that Mrs. Guinness on the night OF the fire
had ''doped'' Maxson in the oranges which
he ate. but he. denied this absolutely.
Explanatiorfof the $4,000 story referred
to in the letter from Mrs. Guinness TO A.
X Helgelein regarding the disappearance
of his brother was made today
Sheriff shutter told on the stand of the
circumstances connected with Andrew
Helgelein's presence in Laporte- He said
that early in January Ray Lamphere came
to him and said:
..If want 10 tell something | can make
il interesting for her"
Sheriff Shutter understood him to mean
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DIED IN SING SING.
David Rothschild, Financier, Did Not
Live to Serve His Sentence.

New York. Nov 1S.-David Rothschild.
president of the Federal bank of this city,
which was closed in 1904 by the banking
department, died in Sing Sing prison to-
day. where ~ was serving a sentence for
his connection with one of the most re-
markable Instances of high finance
ever known here. He still had a year
and a half to serve
priating, 100000 of the banks funds At
the time of the Federal bank failure the
Globe Security company. another of
Rothschilds concerns, also failed. Hun
dreds of small investors in central states
bought bonds of the Globe under promise
of high rates of interest. and these lost
practically all their money. The Federal
bank did business with small merchants
and manufacturers of the east side of
New York and its failure ruined many of
ff,nrf.
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TRIAL OF RAY LAMPHERE FOR MURDER
OF MRS. GUINNESS AND HER CHILDREN

Mrs. Guinness. Lamphere went OF TO tell
the sheriff that Mrs Guinness was then
looking for a man named ,Helselein. who
was wanted in South Dakota for murder
having held up q man in a gambling house
and secured $4,000. but had been forced 10
kill the fellow before he could get away.
Sheriff Shutter Immediately wired 10 the
authorities ia Aberdeen and received Ia
reply "A telegram which said that there
had been no murder. no $1,000 robbery,
that Andrew Helgelen was a wei known
farmer in that vicinity and that he was
not wanted there for any crime.
month later LampiIere, when ques-
toned by Sheriff Shutter regarding Hell
gelein. told the officer that Helgelein had
left LapOrte for Chicago that morning on
the $40 train.
Sheriff Shutter said he was notified OF
the fire about o'clock on the morning OF
April 2S and told of going there imme-
diately. He told of taking charge of the
search for the bodies and of keeping a
gang of men at work all day and Of find
ing the bodies in the northeast corner
where the fire had been the hottest all
DAY, and where the greatst amount or
debris was found. The finding of Hedge
1ein's dismembered body was also de-
scribed by the witness