E/MJ: Engineering und Mining Journal. , In Bars, Schweine, etc. 970 270,421 ReHned, Bars, etc. 177,079,491 24,250,659 Alte und Schrott 725 408,468 514,138 10,466,234 rlatcs und Blätter und Rohre 556,422 3,077,017 Draht, ausgenommen isolierte 4,766,354 33,292,139 Zusammensetzung Metall, Kupfer chief Wert 10,175 295,091 das Gewicht von Erz im Juni exportiert wurde 35 lange Tonnen. Die Einfuhren von Kupfer im Juni und die ersten sechs monthswere:. Tunc, 1919 Jan.-An, 1919 Pfund PounHB Erze und Konzentrate Inhalt 6,545,343 39,927,888 Matt und Regulus, etc. 2,985,286 21,220,525 Inrcfined, in Bars, Schweine, etc 19,842,478 146,6

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E/MJ : engineering and mining journal . , in bars, pigs, etc 970 270, 421 ReHned, bars, etc 24, 250, 659 177, 079, 491 Old and scrap 725 408, 468 rlatcs and sheets 514, 138 10, 466, 234 Pipes and tubes 556, 422 3, 077, 017 Wire, except insulated 4, 766, 354 33, 292, 139 Composition metal, copper chief value 10, 175 295, 091 The weight of ore exported in June was 35 long tons.Imports of copper in June and the first six monthswere: .Tunc, 1919 Jan.-Junc, 1919 Pounds PounHB Ore and concentrates, contents 6, 545, 343 39, 927, 888 Matte and regulus, etc 2, 985, 286 21, 220, 525 Inrcfined, in bars, pigs, etc 19, 842, 478 146, 620.976 Pefined, in bars, etc 3, 721, 956 11, 032, 460 (lid, etc , for remanufacture 2, 110, 034 4, 890, 264 Composition metal, copper chief value 19, 400 Ore imported in June amounted to 20, 460 long tons;concentrates, 11, 215; matte and regulus, 2, 186 longtons. ^War Minerals Investigations Series No. 12 : The .Tones Processfor Concentrating Manganese Ores, U. S. Bureau of Mines.Washington, D. C. 280 Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 108, No. 7. Vopyriijht by Indtrtcoud *£ VndaKuod, Attc York. A N D R E V^ CARNEGIE August 16. 1919 Engineering and Mining Journal 281 Andrew^ Carnegie WHEN Andrew Carnegie came to America, atthe age of thirteen, and began working as abobbin boy in a weaving industry at $1.20 aweek, he little thought, and still less did the worldthink, that he was destined to become the Americansteel magnate. And yet his progress was logical. Tooambitious to be a bobbin boy, he resigned to become atelegraph messenger; and too ambitious for this work, he made the most of his opportunity for learningtelegraphy. The next step, of course, was to becomean operator, a position which he secured with the Penn-sylvania RR. Then came a wreck. The division super-intendent could not be found. The circumstance cre-ated an opportunity for Carnegie to assume responsi-bility, and he showed a willingness and ability to dothings which was characteristic throughout his life. He.sent orders to

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