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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
CASH QUOTATIONS

Quotations were as follows; Flour easy. No.
2 spring wheat. SIHS3c; No. }. 0US3c; No 2
red S6N4S7i5c. No. corn. 5eci No, yellow.
5Ohc. No oats, SIkc: No. white S0sqSeo;
No white, 3lIt35c No. 2 rye. 6Ohc. Good
feeding barley, 42a44c: fair to choice malt
Ing 4Sff55c. No. / flax seed, SLO7l7; No l
Northwestern, SLl3. Prime timothy seed,
=. 30G3 S5 Clover, contract grades. Sn 20.
Short ribs. sides Ooose), !9,o5gs Is. Mess pork
per bol., SIC l6gl6.20. Lard, per 100 lbs Sb21s
Short clear sides (eoxed). 81 5O9seO Whioky.
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Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS. June 5,-Wheat-Jul
sO7dc; September. 79Ac. December lslS
No. l hard S3Bc; No, l Northern, s2h
No. . Northern. S0asc.
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Dick Bros, Stock Letter

Dick Bros say: Market continued
active and strong this morning with ag
gressiyo manipulation and urgent short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Will
cure, blind. bleeding, liberated and Itch
ing piles II absorbs the tumors allays
tho itching at once, acts as a poultice
gives instant relief. DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
and nothing else. Every box is guaran-
tocd. Sold by druggists sent by mail for
SOC and 81 per box. WILLIAMS MFG
CO., Props. Cleveland, Ohio ly-f-S-lS-4
Johnstons Drug Store.
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Sub-Treasury Receipts.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The sub-treasury
received by telegraph from San Francisco
today 81 300 COO for local banks
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st. Louis Wool.

ST. LOUIS, June 5--Wool-Steady Ter
rltory and Western mediums. 25930c, fine
medium. 2l425lEc: fine. 1Sd2Oc.
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on tho produce exchange today tho ou,ter
market was frmyr; crcamericss AglVc. daries.
l3lkdl7c. Eggs easier at mark, cases Included.
lI1Iinc. frsts liI2c primo firsts, l05sc. eS-
tras lSc, Cheese stondy, 100llc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06
|,'v0s Closing STOCKS.

~ ps a a., N'sd per ounce.
II ' =, IN the open market for
~ tn !, ~ the opent market for
10 sh PEI CEN, iot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

Dark Circles under Eyes. Bash
full, Melanchoiia. Youthful Fol-
ly. Weak. Trembles. Vnricocele,
Excessive Drinking, Loss IN
Urine. Exposure, Overwork and
Worry, Exhousting Dreams.
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TOMATOES ARE HERE
FROM MISSISSIPPI
Carload VIII Arrive This Morn
ing, the First Of the
Season.
FEW STRAWBERRIES
ARE ON THE MARKET
Limited Supply of Vegetables,
Asparagus Especially Be-
ing Scarce.

There Will arrive tho local market todny
carload OF tomatoes from Mississippi It
Is interesting TO know that this Is tho nrst
shipment out OF Mississippi OF tomatoes for
inc West this year. These tomatoes Will sell
at from 81 TO 81 25 a crate Wholesale.
Iherc were but few strawberries on tho
local market Tuesday. Those that did come
were from Colorado. Tho Colorado berry Is
very much like the Utah berry. Those re-
ceircd Tuesday were in good condition upon
arrival,
Asparagus. which out of tho market
Monday, came In again Tuesday. However
thero was but q limited suppy ON hand The
sudden changes in the weather during the pnst
several days have much affected the aspura-
gus crop.
In tho fish market Tuesday things looked q
little brighter than thoy have for a few days
past There is nothing new in the market.
but hsh 10 not quito as scarce as II was last
week
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, Weak, Nervous, Restless at
Night and Weak, Aching
Back. Diseased Kidneys. In
famed Prostate, Despondent.
Lack of Energy. Ambition and
Strength. Poor Memory. Hol-
lowed Eyes. Face Pimples and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-06

0 menh
we'll tn
neglected loss
physical mental
My method completely and permanently revive manhood after "cu
all" to
The sun., 1906-01-07
STOCKS GOING HIGHER.

To provide funds to build railroad TO its
mines and a power plant at the mines. ana
for other improvements which will largely
increase it's earnings and Its dividends, the
SAN LUIS MINING COMPANY has recently
increased its capital stock from 225,o0o to
900 900 shares Of the par value of $40 each.
and the stock Is now offered for subscription.
Prices will be quoted on application.
Subscriptions received on or before Janu-
ary 10th will be in time to participate In the
January dividend.
MANY shrewd and successful investors are
now buying the stock. believing that copper
stocks are the best investment on the market,
and that the SAN LUIS Is one OF the best OF
the coppers. 1t has more than two hundred
thousand tons OF ore marked out and ready
to take down, and its copper deposits are
unexcelled by those Of any other company
In extent and In the grade OF the copper ore;
and, besides this, it has the advantage over
all its competitors Of having gold and silver
enough in its copper ores to pay the entire
cost OF production, so that the copper is
by-product. costing nothing.
Other copper stocks can pay dividends
when copper is high The SAN LUIS can
pay even when copper is at its lowest.
Investors in copper stocks cannot AFFORD
to pass over the SAN LUIS.
MYRA B. MARTIN. Secretary.
- william Street, New York.
The sun., 1906-01-07
Fall River Seldom So Prosperous.

TALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. e.-Twenty
%s'on manufacturing corporations in this
wy nave paid dividends within two weeks
naIIuhting 70 $l67 $50. The same corpo-
H., Saons In the corresponding quarter Of
A A.. s. yea paid only s22, 600. They represent
ths.np hs.Snp'eaAzation Of sl2 $50 900. Las: year
ii T. corporations passed their dividends
sIc.S, sne corresponding quarter OF the year,
.rd deR 3 ne Cornell, King Phillip and Rich
m noorden' The financial conditions of
tnda mus coupled with the outlook for the
iocs,e ie u cloth, has not been duplicated in
snts,.9l 9lis,ory since 1880, when u mills
pro,ra.on ps,sa on a remarkable period oil textile
Tbs,y as well as financial gain.
Tor tbo' 'o,a @ sales in he print cloth market
Snn me Week are estimated at from so 900 to
s.iopa95 95'eces No new features have de-
,bopps I'm IN the local print ing goods market,
hId dpp e-qnarter OF the production being
ehsnso ing the week. There has been no
6 iFs N prices, but a firm tone prevails
sections OF the market
The sun., 1906-01-07
More Union switch and Signal Stock

The directors Of the Union Switch and
Signal Company have decided to issue 5000
shares of new stock. This is one-fourth
the amount authorized on June 10, 1903.
Stockholders will have the right to sub
scribe at SIS share (par $5o) to the ex-
tent OF l21a per cent. of their holdings.
The present capital sock consists Of $500 900
preferred and sl,50O,OoO common. This
Is the second Wes inghouse concern to in
crease its capital stock recently The stock-
holders of the Wes inghouse Machine Com
pany voted a few weeks ago to increase
the capital from 5000 900 to $40 900 900,
the increased use OF the turbine engine
causing the necessity for added capital.
The sun., 1906-01-07
PROPOSALS..
AQuEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 207 Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway
New York. January g. 1909.


New York, January s. 1908.
TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids or proposals will be received by the
AQucduct Commissioners at the above once unyl
twelve O'Clock noon on Tuesday, January 20. 1905
At which place and hour the bids will be publicly
opened and read, and tho award Of the contract
II awarded, will be made by the Aqueduct Com
missioners as soon thereafter as practicable. for
furnishing. erecting and painting ra,lings OF the
chester County. New York.
The security required Will be three thousand
dollars 3S. .O0ol.
The contract will be required to be completed
within nve consecutive calendar months following
the month In which the contract Is signed by tho
AQueduct Commissioners
The following is a statement. based upon tho
estimate Of the Engineer. Of the quantities, as near
as practicable OF the work required
Item !. Rallngs furnished and erected com. Z.
Item ?. Painting raiIlngu. Including, ma,er,als;.
The work is authorized by Chapter 400, Law. OF
1883 Of the State OF New YORK. and the amend :
ments thereto.
No bid vii be received or considered unless
accompanied by either a certified check upon .
National State Bank In The City OF New York
drawn to the order Of the Comptroller OF The city
OF New York for $4,000.
,on Tor bidders, FORM Of proposals forms OF con.
tract and bond approved by the Corporation Coun-
sci and the specifications can be obtained at the
once OF the AQueduct Commissioners on applica.
ton In person by mail
JOHN F. COwAN, President.
HARRY W. WALKER. secretary
The sun., 1906-01-07
N0PENALTYFOR THE MACKAYS
NOT PERSONALLY CONCERNED IN
VERNILYE & co. REBATING.
Stock Exchange Governors, Under the Rule,
Find Them Guilty as Partners, but Re.
lle,e Them OF Liability-Their Plea Was
Individual Innocence OF WrOn sdoing.

Individual Innocence OF WrOn SdOing.
President Pomroy announced from the
rostrum of the Stock Exchange yesterday
that Donald Mackay and his brother, George
D. Mackay OF the banking firm of Mackay
\ Co., and formerly of Vermlye d Co.,
had been found guilty OF violation OF the
commission law. but that they had been
relieved Of penalty.
The charge against the Mackays had Its
origin in the testimony given by Pres-
dent Hegeman of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company before the insurance
investigating committee that he had kept
A speculative account with Vermilye d Co.
and that that firm charged him less than
the prevailing rates Of interest. This is
considered rebating, for which the con-
s,i,u,ion Of the s. ock Exchange provides
a penalty Of suspension for the first offence
and expulsion for the second.
The Mackays were relieved from penalty
under Section 5, Article 35, OF the constitu-
lion, which reads as follows:
"A member Of the exchange who is a
general partner in the firm represented
thereon is liable to the same discipline
and penalty for any act or action of said
Arm as il the same were committed by him
rersonally; but the governing committee
nav in its discretion, by vote Of not less
than thirty members, relieve him from
the penalty therefor"
According to the testimony before the
insurance committee. William A. Read,
formerly Of Nermilye d Co.. and now OF
william A. Read Il Co, was concerned in
the relating of commissions. Mr.. Read how
ever. has not teen at any time member
OF the Stock Exchange. and consequently,
when the matter was taken up by the gov
ering conmttee, it was possible to examine
The sun., 1906-01-07
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
FRIDAY.


Paid BY Suh-Treasury TO banks....... $500, 900
Paid by banks 10 ub,Treasury..,,..-... 5332 900
Gain 20 banks on days transactions $3.50 900
Loss 10 banks same period previous week. $1,000
The sun., 1906-01-07
IRON AND STEEL.
Domestic. British, German and Belgian
Iron Markets Firm.

The domestic. British, German and Belgian
iron markets are decidedly firm, with the
certainty that at home and abroad there Is
shortage OF stocks that Is inducing large
buyers to BID for short time deliveries at
shade above advertised quotations.
In the local market the week ended with
accounts OF small sales OF pig iron, except two
large sales of Southern foundry brands for
quick delivery to plumbing castings founders
For certain brands in large request for de-
livery in April and May consumers are told
that orders may be delayed or that shinments
may not be made within the time limit for
more than so TO co per cent of requirements.
Certain Northern furnaces are practically
out OF the market for ten months-i the
present tremendous demand for iron holds
through the summer.
About 10000 tons OF British pig iron Is
varehoused and afloat to arrive by cargo
steamships at North Atlantic ports. This
amount is said to be the last of the lots con-
racted for ten months AGO for the account
o! Maryland Pennsylvania and New England
ron workers One line OF British cargo ships
handled the bulk Of these imports as means
ot othaving about 5000 tons Of pig iron on each
outgoing ship In a dull season for westward
bound Transportation. The same line within
six months has taken 5000 tons Of American
pig iron from Southern ports to Great Britain
and the Continent.
The sun., 1906-01-07

Ss lIcania. from Liverpool for New York
SIS La Savoie, from Havre for New York.
SIS Kroonland, from Antwerp for New York.
IS Neckar, from 81 remcn for New York
SIS 81. Paul. from SOUTHAMPTON for New York.
SIS epubllc, from Naples for New YORK.
The sun., 1906-01-07
IrDorts and Y ports.

The imports of specie for the week We're.
sse, ,a2s, OF which ,27e was gold. Exports Of
specie we're: Silver, SO 073, 1875; gold, sSls 900,
total Of 81 4oi iss against 81 .s7s, OF? the pre-
yious week
The sun., 1906-01-07

SIS New York, from New York at Southampton.
SIS Bremen, from New York a. Bremen.
SIS United States from New York at Copen .
hagen.
SIS Bermudlan. from New York at Bermuda.
The sun., 1906-01-07

flour Quiet and steady. Sales. e,coo
hbla Pa""iuts. sf.5F2 bbls.; exports, II. 2.sj7
hbls. Spring in ls.-Patents, 81 soGs4 no;
clears, 81 i"a sa.ao. Winter in bbls -Strai ghts.
$4,000 "a TO- clears. 50 40d s3.75.
The sun., 1906-01-07
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the associated
banks was regarded more as a curious instance
of the defects Of the average system than
as a correct presentation Of local money
conditions at the present time. This view
being generally taken. 1t was not strange
that the stock market disregarded final
showing. which under other circumstances
prices There was an increase Of ss.633, 800
In loans and a decrease of 81. las. 100 In cash.
avera ge system whereby the 81, ,oOo 900 trans
ferred to san FRANCISCO a week ago counted
for six full days, The decrease of ss,O9i 500
in deposits reduced reserve requirements by
81 .52?,s7I, and the latter added to the loss In
cash red iced the surplus by s3,7?l ,57S. leav-
sli e0s $50 last year and 81 ESQ o75 in 1904
The weekly statement OF the averages OF
the associated banks Of the city of New York
and OF the corresponding week a year ago:
The sun., 1906-01-07

Sandy Hook. 454 Gov.lsand 6 20 Hell Gate ,.7lo
Arrived-SATCR NAr Jan. O.
SIS Phlad: :lphia Southampton. Dec. 30.
S. Hero. Hull. Dee. IL
SIS La Hesbaye Antwerp, Dec. is.
SIS Mexico. Colon. Dec. 81.
SIS Esperanza, Vera Cruz Dec. 2s.
SIS Seneca. Tampico Dec 20
IS Cienfuegos, Havana, Dec. 81.
SIS Gere. Baracoa Dec. 81.
SIS Cornaucae, Jacksonville, Jan. 3.
SIS Civ OF Atlanta, Sava7raN. Jan. a
SIS Princess Anne, Norfolk, an. 5.
Bark Luarca. Buenos Ayres, Nov. l8.
The sun., 1906-01-07

The condition Of the domestic steel market
Is active. Few orders are being placed.
But every mill working on products that repre-
sent IS per cent Of the total output Of all
kinds is abundantly occupied with work for
future deliveries Local purchasing agents
for railroads locomotive works, car build
ing plants and machine shops report that
the Pittsburg and Ohio mills are doing re-
markably we'll in shipments. Chicago is the
busiest steel distributing centre at this time.
Immense amount of business and the same
sthe case In the st. Louis market
The wire and nail business is so crowded
With orders that several plants with old type
machinery that have been practically idle
Tor long time have been started up to help
ou. in filing contracts for Western trade.
Orders for delivery in Canada at the open
ING Of the spring trade ara feature OF the
rush requisitjon3 from local sales Offices to
Western mills For building operations in
western Canada large shipments of structural
fAsl rails An forgngs are going forward.
The Cambria Steel Company has closed
contracts for a $3.50 900 open hearth furnace
a. Johrstown Pa to be begun Immediately.
lie oien hearth process Is gaining rapidly
on the RessAmer system in the Pittsburg
ostfct, Several American and most Euro
pean makers of steel in large way are now
uahg BAssener only for rails tin plate mate
TAI and some products Of minor Importance.
open hearth Is to-day the only process by
.mch the leading producers make material
'o' sheets. boiler plates md structural steel.
PRICES or STEEL PRODUCTS AT PITrsBuRo.
The sun., 1906-01-07
DIVIDENDS AND INTER EST.

"a broadway. New York, January Ath, 1909.
The board Of Directors Of the Sn,ed states We
dividend OF two per cent. on the First ireferrcd
Stock nncudlns al oytstendng preto,: co. si9Sk,. M
and quarterly dividend OF one and one nail por
cent. on the Second Preferred Stock OF this Com.
PAM from tGe net earnings tor ne nsea % .See YEA
at ) p. NJ on Monday. January 18th, 1908, payable,
without closing OF Transfer hooks January slst'
1909. JOHN j. WATSON, JR Treasurer.
The sun., 1906-01-07

TRUSTEES or Guardians having at their coin i.
mapd In january. 1900. two hundred and seventy
nve thousand dollars ts21S COO can invest re
as a Government bond and the investment is per.
nissibe under any trustecship. Correspondence
solicited. Address P. o. box 1915. Springnc!d.M Mass
The sun., 1906-01-07
North RIVER SAVINGS BANK,

SOTTI SEMI.ANNUAL DIV IDEND.
The Board Of Trustees have directed that interest
be credited depos!orS December 3ist 1905 at tho
rate OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
on deposits Of to $500 and deposits OF over $500
THREE AMP ONE.HALf PER CENT on mo
remainder up 10 5000 Deposits made on or before
Jan. 10Th will draw interest from January lst.
SAMUEL y. STYLES. President
ALEXANDER c. MILNE, Treasurer
FREDERICK y, CHESHIRE. Secretary.
The Bank has Removed to its New Building.
Al West 3Ith Street (het. eth and 9th AvenueS. !.
Opcn 10 70 s. Mondays 10 TO =. NJ Saturdays 10 10 "
The sun., 1906-01-07
DIVIDENDS.

Wa orer pre,erred stock. now paying regular
quarterly dividends. at par value. vita bonus.
This Investment Is particularly desirable. being
safe and dividend paying from the beginning, with
great possibilities OF increase In value OF bonus.
Write Tor tree particulars
CONTINENTAL EXPLORATION CO.,
1as Railway Exchange Bldg, Denver. Colo.
The sun., 1906-01-07

TIE amount OF United States deposits shown In
this weeks statement Is ss42sooo, decrease OF
ssoh0 since last week. II these deposits were
deducted from the aggregate given the surplus
would hc 81 .s7s 81
Below Is table showing ne p"rcen,ase O. cash
conn,rrd with those OF last week
The sun., 1906-01-07

wANTED-si4 Months Collateral Loan for an
equitable amount on hypothecation OF $500 ol0o
ftst Mortgage upon Improved income Chicago
Rea, Estate. For full particulars write "; a.
MERIGOLD, Jr,, l75D First National Bk. Bldg,
Chicago, III.
The sun., 1906-01-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Sun rises .7:2o sun sets...t45 Noon sets ..4?o
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. 4 "a Gov Island & 20 Hell Gate - 10
The sun., 1906-01-07

ONts We're dull on The spot. Sales, s.UVu
bush No. ?, mixed, SIC; No. ?. white, s7tc.
No, .. white, clipped, $50. Corn was quiet on
the spot. Sales ll2,OOO bush. No. ?. sic.
No. 2. white, ,5lMc. Futures closed un-
changed 10 &c, lower Prices as follows;
Open Htoh. Lop. CHS Pre-.
ing, est est. ir2 Cos.
AaN j
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
ereeInl pI.nateh % rrerr aronlng.

Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Washington, April Last bulletin
gave forecasts Of disturbance to cross con-
tinent 4th to Sth; warm wave 81 to 9TH;
cool wave. 9th TO 10Th Next disturb
ance will reach Pacific coast about 9th;
cross west 81 Rockies ~ close 81 10Th;
Great Central Nalles ilth 70 l3thi East
ern States. ilth Warm wave viii cross
west of Rorkies about pthi Great Central
Valleys, ll.h; Eastern State 18th. Cool
wave will cross west Of Rockies about
l2th; Great Central Valleys lithi Eastern
States. leth
This disturbance vii come during a
spell Of warm aud quiet weather and Will
contain no features Of any unusual note.
about Tic sine it win Be crossing the cons
tinent crop weather will be Unusually hnc
and forward; farming and gardening and
the fruit crop viii be in an advanced con
dition and spring weather win be consid-
cred unusually forward
But there comes a time, a little later
in the month, when those buoyant hopes
will be chilled by wintry blasts and cold
rains. Along and north oi parallel 49,
backward crop weather and irosts may be
expected the last 10 days Of April Next
bulletin viii give further details and also
Of dangerous storms to occur from April
18th to 25th
About and Immediately following Apn
9TH. unusually warm weather will rcr'
orally prevail and within a iew days pre-
cipitation will increase About April M
to lAth one OF the most severe disturb
ances Of the month will be crossing thl
continent. moving eastward, followed b,
a week of quiet weather good for thi
growing crops, possibly causing littl
decline in prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
ANT1-rREAT1Ne LEAGUE.
Result Of the Mission at St. Paurs R. c.
Church, Which Will Close Tomorrow.

Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, will be "a
memorable day in the annals of st. Paul's
II. G. Church. as the closing day of the
double mission which has been so success
fully conducted for the past two weeks by
the five Jesuit missionaries under the
leadership of Rev Father Stanton There
will be a double closing of the mems mis-
sion at 7.3O p. m, for unmarried men in
tho basement and for married men in the
upper church. Additional seats will be
provided for the large congregation Of
men who are expected to attend these
closing exercises.
AT 2.30 %. M, tomorrow. confirmation
will be administered by Bishop Mona
CHAN to q class Of 90 adults who have been
under instructions during the mission
About l5 Of these are recent converts to
the faith.
A special service for women will be
held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, when
A solemn reception Of $50 new members OF
the Sodality Of the Blessed Virgin will
take place.
The services tonight will begin as usual
Al Z .3O o'clock and will consist Of grand
"Raly Around the Cross for men in the
upper church. The "Anti-lreatlng
Ieanle" will BE formed and the members
will be asked to promise neither to give
nor " accept treat IN saloon ior one
wear. 1t is expected that great good VIII
result from this anti-treating association
Public baptism viii be administered to
concerts in the basement OF the church a
o'clock this evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-07
eERMAN.A .AMERIcAN uITIzEN.
A creditable Local Publication Issued b!
DR.. A. d. Jacobson.

A Creditable Local Publication Issued by
Dr. A. d. Jacobson.
The German-Ameucan Citizen. a new
weekly publication in this city, made its
appearance in this city this morning and
attracted a great deal Of attention 1t
IS TO he printed and distributed every
Saturday. II is published by the German
American Publishing Go. and edited by
Dr. A. ID. Jacobson, who has offices in
the Church Building, at Tenth and Market
streets.
All who have had the pleasure Of ex-
amining the first issue agree that It is a
creditable publication and It will un-
doubtedly be welcomed in the field Of
Wilmington journalism. II is devoted
to the home circle, and to the interests,
social and political Of German-Ameri-
cans. 1t is in magazine form and on the
outside cover is.a line cut oil the proposed
du Pont Building, at Tenth and Market
streets. It contains many special com
irbutions on timely local topics by
authorities Of the subjects treated.
It is said to be the only German-Ameri-
can magazine in the country printed IN
the English language,