Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-29
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The American Exporter FOR June has
/ am article ON the coming Pan-American
congress, Swing a clear idea Of our
/ commercial relations with each OF the
. twenty Latm-Amcrican republics. This
should De- read by anyone Interested
On our commercial intercourse with
Lai.n-Amerlca. 4 timely discussion
hy am eX-o'iicial 81 the State Depart
meni oi the Monroe Doctrine fills sew
eral pages, J. g. Monaghan. for many
years prominent in the United states
consular service and now Chief OF the
. DIVISION Of Consular Reports IN the
Department Of Commerce and Labor.
! contributes an Interesting article on the
Effects Of Immigration Into South
ana Central America" Another ar
. tcle well worth reading. describes the
progress n the Pan-American railroad.
written by the best authority on this
subject Mr Chas NJ Pepper United
states and Pan-American railroad
commissioner who only recently re-
turned from an extensive tour Of South
America The entire issue r. profusely
Illustrated by portraits % South and
Central American Presidents and typ-
ltal views ~ tropical Sccnery.--i35. VIII
lam ST., New York
The FIRST number o. volume NJ ~
The Four-Track News. bearing dafe
0i July 1905, opens with an article
On shore Dinners which gives IAN
idea of some Of the outdoor lows of
The Thousand Islands. "The Pil-
turesgue side ~ the 500" AN ola
CITY lu SPAIN tadizi Where fb.
Auteiam Flows and Courteous 90.
pnhHreu. are titles II articles which
are se.f-eNpianatory Among other
interesting subjects is ON article I'm
Humanity boo Central Park" recount
Ing Che great variety Of anusemeuts
which that playground affords. I'm.
ll1n HOmes, hy Prof George W-bar-
ton James, describes the diferent sfylcs
Of Indian hah.tations found ON The
western plains. There are many OH.
er articles of We-lt. aud numerous OK.
eeleut poems, 1ud the humor Ia BE-.
lrcte1 With special care The uust~a.
tons maintain the high standard a..
tahLshci by this macazIuc.-57 Fsst
Forty-ssg0rl Street. New York.
SIX articles make up he bulk ~ the
American Magazine for July. In "The
Tanning OF Rogers Sherman Morse
rec'uuts Attomey-Geue Hadlevs an.
tempt 20 make STANDARD on obey tho
law. Reaping Where We Have MOI
soNu hv Julian Willard Helhurn il
an article on practical forestry a. ais.
uuguished nom sentiment preserve.
uo1 or guu.d destruction. II Is splen.
dolly Illustrated The same writer An
lne QuIckerlng Spirit" has assem-.
bIed number 0f incidents nlustratinq
the sand and resourceillness of tbs
san twncisCans in their hour OF die.
asier The Confessions Of a life IN
slranoe solicitor boy William MacMa.
bon. is o. bona fte narrative written
Win an Ade-like humor Another ar.
uD.r ol strong personal Interest Is 9Th.
single Womars Problem" which teils
or aH educated Womaus strurrle Ia
support herself ana those Dependent on
her, The Slave Of Cotton IA the &C..
ond article by Henry X Webster on
tie SoHihF Ereat i..obitm The Mvs.
terv" by stewart Edward White ana
samuel HOPKINS Adams Is continued
aud among The fiction writer's are Ms
]. X Harris Gilbert p. Coleman. w
n Cline and John Fleming Wilson -
lii rim Ave- New YOfk.