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ca q Live Wire,

Chester Shcw has had the experience
Of being "struck by lightning" contin.
ually for several minutes and yet lives
to tell the tale. 1t was not bolt from
heaven, but one from live wire that
hit him. He was painting a telephone
pole and suddenly came III contact with
IA live wire
In describing his experience Mr. Shew
says:
II hardly know how 10 describe my
feelings when my arm came III contact
with the live wire. For some reason the
true situation flashed through my mind,
and remember thinking if | lost mJ
grip Oh the arm Of tie pole ] would %
dashed to the street. \ great blaze Of
brilliant fire with rays pointed like a
sharp spiIc seemed to be shining III my
face and llinding ne. and also had
tie sensation that something was bum
ing. My right arm seemed t. br dancing
up ana down in the air, and then again
whirling around with great rapidity. 1t
felt like it was cramplny, and | imag.
incd the fingers Were curling up and
could not bc s'raightcncd out. .
Fircmen from ncighboring engine
house rescued him. New York Journal.
The sun., 1897-12-26
Tell a Woman by Her Purse


1t has been stated, perhaps by detect
ives, that the age and great knowl-
edge Of the whole character Of a woman
can be gained from the contents of her
pockctboOk.
The business woman always has a
number Of recciptcd bills and quantity
of cash in her pocketbook, while the
mother of a family usually has many
unrccclpted bills, little cash and the
sides bursting with samples and bargain
advertisements. The average young lady
has tavorite poem slowed away in a
corner, and invariably a souvenir Of
something bordering on the supersti.
tious. Torfnstance while tho writer
was in State street jewelers. the other
morning tortoise shell pOrtmonnaie
was found on the floor. 1t contained 50
cents and, far back in secret pocket a
poem entitled "Soui for Soul. - 1t be.
gan:
Oh, eyes that pierce mo through and through
And draw my very soul away,
Your sunshine may not fill my life
Nor turn my darkness into day!
Next to that piece of sentiment was a
small card with the young lady's name
and weight printed upon it. On the re-
crse side Of the card was a date with
:hc words, "If the sun shines three days
after this, you will have good luck for
nine days" About noOntime beauti-
c1! little brunette, all anxiety and
bushes, hurried i'll to claim the purse.
-Bcston Globe.
The sun., 1897-12-26
SHORT NEWS STORIES.
mr. Tesler'8 Growing Barn Tale Of a
Kew Mexico Watermelon Helped
the President Don His Coat.

J. W. TcSlcr Of Morgantown, Ind,
has Il barn which threatens to develop
into a "slyscrapCr. In 1891, having
need Of a new barn, he built a small
structure, and in its construction he
used green willow posts at the corners
and along the sides. These be sank into
the ground in the usual manner. For
some time nothing unusual was noticed,
but after Il year he saw that whereas he
laid the floor near the ground it was
above tho soil. He discovered that the
willow posts, instead Of being dead,
were alive and had taken root and were
growing III their upward movement
they carried the barn along. Last spring
the barn was on stills nine feet high, and
he put in new floor and surrounded the
posts with siding, thereby making it a
two story affair. There is now a space
of seven inches between the new floor and
the ground, and Mr. Fcsler expects to
have three story barn in the course Of
time louisville Post.
The sun., 1897-12-26
CURRENT MISCELLANY.

The preparation Of natural essences is
still IL genuine agricultural industry.
Flowers and leaves are the raw matcri-
III, and they have to be treated fresh.
The original laboratories are therefore
generally established very near where
climatic conditions. Hence the crude
csS, nCca generally come to Us from va
TlOuS distant rGglOuS--csSCncc Of ilang
from Manila, Of gcranium from Re-
union AID Algeria, Of lemon and CitrOn
from Cuvl0u and Cnina etc. But as the
imported materials are generally scan
dalOualy adultCrat,l European manu-
factuTor5 have Lecn impcllod to bring
home such Of the crude material as will
bear transportation. so sandalwood,
cloves, IutchOuli leaves and vetiver:
grass roots brought dried aud with their
scents unimpaircd are distilled in
France and Germany rather than in the
countries OF their origin.
The most important center Of this
manufacture is the little city Of Grasse,
near Nice and Cannes, which, besides
being Il large center Of production for
the distillarion Of llu7ts and woods, is
the chief place where these special proc
esscs which have been transmitted
through ages and are the only ones for
the extraction Of the perfumes Of flow
ers are in use The only chemical agents
employed in these processes are vapor
and fat, M. jacques Passy in Popular
Science Monthly.
The sun., 1897-12-26
FACTS IN A FEW LINES.

Only 80 rer cent of the robbcrics COM
mitted in London lead to u conviction.
The average age at which women
marry i'll civilized countries is 231s
years.
The eyes Of the birds that fly by night
are generally about double the size Of
those of dag birds.
Accommodated for bicycles has been
added to the attractions CT the thCater
ut Nanur, III Belgium.
The crown princess CT Denmark and
the queen Of Portugal are the two tall.
est princcsscs in Eyrope
On all British passenger steamers col
lcctions are made at the Sunday services
for the SCamcn's Aid fund.
British detectives and prison wardcrs
rely chiefly on personal recognition Tor
detection Of ''haLitual' criminals.
4 burning gas jet is unhealthy in
bedroom, because one gaslight gives out
as much carbonic acid gas as two sleep
ers
A well known society woman of Lon
don has an album containing photo
graphs of all her costumes for the past
ten years,
There are 500, 900 maidscrvants in
LondOn-that is to say, they are nearly
equal in number to the whole population
of Sheffield.
a London halter who has been OBJ
servant says that mems heads grow ap-
prcciably up to the time their owners
are 60 years old.
Instances Of extreme old age are more
common among those who exercise
themselves with gardening than in any
other employment.
The rate at which the Zulus can tray
el upon emergency is astonishing. Some
will cover as great distance as 80 miles
in six hours. Eight miles an hour is an
ordinary pace.
The Chinese have kitchen god,
which is supposed to 60 to the Chinese
heaven at the beginning of each year to
report upon the private life of the fam.
lilies under his care.
The Veteran Volunteer Firemen's as.
sociation of Louisville has just received
an old leather bucket which was once
used by George Washington in fighting
a fire in Alexandria, Ky.
One reason why female Physicians are
so plentiful in Russia is that the cOun.
try includes among its inhabitants over
1000 Mohanmcdans, who do not al
low male physicians to treat women.
The river Nile has its rises, but those
that do mischief are not frequent Dur.
ing the last 900 years there has been
only one sudden rise of the Nile, that
Of 1929, when $4,000 people were
drowned
The secret police Of Paris is distinct
from the regular force. The members
as a rule, are unknown to each other,
"nd often q second detective is sent tn
The sun., 1897-12-26
WatCn the nrst CmplCyCd upon an I'M

watcn the nrst cmployod upon an I'M
portant case.
The city Of Baltimore, with nearly a
half Of the total population Of the state
Of Maryland, has less than onc.iifth Of
the membership Of the house Of dele.
gates and about On"-ninth Uf the men,
bcrship OF the state senate.
In an article Oh "CorsUmption III
Cattle Cunvcy0hle to Man (Nnetccnth
Century, james Long says that lit is
not improbable that more lives are an
nually lost through the consumption Of
tubcrculnus milk ti:an would be occa
stoned hy war with Il first class power. y
Along the CUnnCcticut river, between
the city Ct Hartford and Springfield,
Mass, distance Of about % miles,
there lies a beautifully fertile valley,
rich in plCtHrCs sQCc scenery, where i'll II
belt about 20 miles wide is grown nine
tonths Of the 80 called Connecticut to-
baCCO.
The London parks committee and
tCchnic.l education board have been in-
structcd by the county council to report
upon the lracticablllty Of laying out
platS Of ground in certain parks in such
manner rs Will afford assistance to
school pupils i'll the study of practical
botany.
Some expert declares that GO min
ute engagement between two big fleets
# h, trt 11,,n
cost Of over $500, OOO, And this estimate
takes into view only expenditure Of am
munition and wear and tear of guns
leaving OFT Of consideration damage to
aud loss Of vessels.
Very ancient is the history of the
poppy Its name is Cntwined with that
of the lotus Of Egypt and the thyme of
Greece. 1t was one OF the flowers the
ancicnts dedicated to Venus. The Shir-
ley p0ppies III our gardens are descend
ants Of the wild red poppy Of Europe,
often called the corn rose, about which
nurns and Tennyson have written.
The caribou or reindeer of Newfound-
land roans over an area of some 20, 900
ll!lcs VI uIIIUhtL WllutIllcSS. IL Is u
magnificent creature, some of the lar.
ger stays which have been shot having
weighed from 500 to 600 pounds As
might be expected, vcnison is pretty
plentiful III st John market and has
been sold for as little as 9 . pence per
pound.
For fishes to build a nest appears
something like an anomaly. 1t is never.
thelcss fact for such Il creature exists
in the south of Hudson bay. The Indi-
ans call it the nwadasi, which may be
translated as stone porter, from the habit
of the fish in picking up pebbles in its
mouth and placing them in q regular
way on selected spot on the bottom Of
the bay, where the water is not very
deep.
One hundred roses are required to
make one drop of the famous altar Of
roses, the perfume of tho east. The peo-
pie Of Turkey and Persia are fond of eat.
':'a nreserved rose leaves. and r:-,-
The sun., 1897-12-26
Water DutterIies

Real water butterflies spread their
lovely wings in the clear wavc!cts Of the
blue Mediterranean. Their scientific
name is ptercpDda, or wing footed. The
commOnest il perhaps ths boat butterfly.
His body seems formed round a tiny
brownish kernel, the size Of grain Of
wheat, and is covered with she'll soft
as gristlc and almost transparent. His
wings are large, round and clear as
glass-so clear that before they can be
examined they must be put i'll saucer
Of water against a black ground. The
shell is so loose that u mere touch sepa.
rates it from the body.
All the sea butterflies have On their
tongues rows of strong pointed hooks.
They are all flesh caters. 1t is wonder.
full to watch through the transparent
shell and almost equally transparent
body the motions OF the heart. These
butterflies lay eggs, just like land ones,
and, like land ones, are fond Of warmth
Nnd light.
The sun., 1897-12-26
THE NEW WOMAN.
Has She the Right to he Ugly II She
Wants To?


At a recent meeting Of the Rainy Day
club in Now York city Mrs Celia b
Whitehead read paper claiming tri.
umphantly wU,nan's S right to be ugly if
she wants to- The address was a protest
against the average shallow, flippant
notions concerning woman's persona
appearance. Perhaps short, comfort
able, clcanly rainy day dress does not.
look well i'll the eyes Of the averaga.
man. What then? Woman has the right
to wear it until his unframed eyes get.
used to it, when he will think it as beau
tiful as he now considers the long, dirtya
skirt, with its tight laced, painful waist T
am glad Mrs. Whitehead has taken u'E
this subject The ordinary mans idc.H
Of beauty III Il woman's dress is wholy#
conventional and as lacking in the scns \
Of true proportions or lines Of art as VI
baby's or a baboon's s. | have heard me-.
praise III cXtravagant terms the blCyc
costume of Il woman when her wall
was laced SO tight that she could by L 5
possibility have climbed even the smal
est hill or ridden so much as 20 mile
and could not have walked two miles
save her life because her feet wcE
pinched to death in vulgar little shar
pointed shoes. So much for man ld1
of woman's beauty What is it wort
Mrs. Whitehead spoke very truly Of th
belittling effect Oh woman S work Of a.
ways considering first what she has q
and how she looks and what she de
afterward. Suppose Abraham Linco.
had been judged in that way. There
infinite wisdom in these words used
Mrs Whitehead: "Let woman devise
dress that will not hinder her from II
coming strong, wise, grand and goo
and let 1t be ever so much Of Beast
first Beauty will finally marry it, al
they will live happily ever after
There is profound meaning in this ne
reading of an old allegory. Why snor
woman's dress or personal appeaIar
have anything to do with her work
her speech at all when that work
that speech alone is supposed to be &C.
sidered! The time has come when wo1
ans dress and appearance should 7
passed without notice one way or
other. A lot of men may come togoth.
baldheaded, handy legged, toothless a
hldeous, and it excites no sensation
the reportorial brain, but let it be .
meeting composed largely of ladN
Each woman present is raked fore o.
aft II the ladies present are mid.
aged or not noted for beauty, thercp. M
er pounces upon them with fiendish g.
Lie has made find and cackles, II s8
time to insist on woman's right to
ugly.
The sun., 1897-12-26

ons burst the other night in the field
from overripcncss and washed away
nearly half mile Of the acequia madre,
or main ditch. If proper machinery can
be procured to load it, at least quarter
section of one Of these watermelons will
be taken to the Albuquerque fair
Chicago Times. Herald.
The sun., 1897-12-26
a New Mexico Watermelon.

From the Mesilla valley Of New Mex.
leo, with the guarantee of Captain B.
G. Wandall of Bosquebedado, comes
what is very likely the largest water
melon yarn Of the season. Captain
Wandall says that one of his watermel.
The sun., 1897-12-26

rose With about 80 leaves Is cultivated
for the purpose IN Bulgaria The leaves,
'aro:nliy separated from those that are
,ayiv led or d,sculrr'd, are rolled dain
lily IL finely powdered sugar and then
StloW"I II sirup, with "A few drops of
lNlNNM lMlNl aNNlN
The sun., 1897-12-26
Poetry After Poison.

One Of tie most pathetic epitaphs ev.
er erected is that placed over the spot
where Mr.. Carow lies buried at Yoko-
hama. 1t was prepared by his wife,
who is now III prison, convicted Of hav-
ing poisoned him:
II loving memory Of my husband, who died
October, 1856. Aged 4J years.
Twilight and evening star,
And one clear call for me,
And may there be no moaning at the bar
When | put out to sea.
A little trust that when wo die
We reap our sowing, and so goodby!
No name; simply veiled tragedy.
Some sorrow, regret, yearning, resigm.
ton, penitence, let uG hope, are all
mingled in this last distich. Japan
Gnzette
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immigration Note.
"Yah, l vas from Finland ko
over"
$50? Then I sec you're Finish
New York SUNDAY World.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
Divorces

L'6veque protestant Nicholson,
qui 4 Ia gouverne de l'eglise 6pis>
copalienne de Milwaukee, Went
de Sc prononcer tres energique-
ment contre les lois relatives au
divorce ct contre les nouvelles no
ces des gems dAja divorces. II q
dit: - "L'6gl1se 6piscopalienne
d Angleterre prend pr6cis6ment
sur cette question latitude meme
de pEglise romaine tent en- Euro
pc qu'en Am6rique' Dams Ia re-
daetion des canons pour p6glise
protestante en- Am6rique. on SEM
bic s'etre eforc6 de c6der lie plus
possible aux usages communs de
CO pays, ct je crois que l'on 9 fat
erreur. J'ai tonjours refuse. on
|toute Circumstance. de marier des
gems sysnt divorc6. J'espere men
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
Appel a nos Lecteurs

Les maisons de commerce o.
|dessous ont a leur emploi I'm bon
nombre de oompatriotes. ct meri
tent votre patronage. Files sont
sans contredit, les plus achalan-
d6es ct les plus considerables de la
vile ct sont aussi accommodates
gu stous rspports.O eux de nos COM
pAtriotes qui y sont employees. sont
bien avsntsgeusement connus ct so
sont acquis par leurs m~anieres af-
fables ct leur honnetet6, la confan-
oe de toutes les personnes qui ont
fat des affaires avec eux.
Les DANES surtout donneront une
preuve manifesto de patriotisme
en- 81 servant de Ia langue frsnoaise
pour faire lears achsts, meme ST lie
commits 60 compton men com.
prena pas un mot, perslstez 4 par
Ter lie franeais ct les patrons YER
ront gull est de leurs int6rets d'a-
voir des sommls de laDgue frsncai-
se pour servir leurs pratiques, ct
en- agissant aipsi vous rendrez ser
vices q vos compatriotes ct d leurs
families.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
Un vrai Type d'Americaln

SAARoN. lie vieux Barnabus d
Oapen, 10 eltoyen le plus richie de
cette localit6, est d6c6de.
LIE bonhomme Capen naquit lie
81 septembre 1909, sur la vleille
ferme paternelle qui lui q echu q
la mort de son pere ct qui est la
plus ancienne du village.
lie dtfunt 6tait actif ct fort eco
nome. II 16ussit q amasser une
fortude de deux cent mile dollars,
mails au prix de quelles priva-
tions! IL SO faisait un plaisir de
raconter gull n'avait jamais, du-
rant toute So vie, d6pens6 IN seul
sou pour son p%laisir. II SO vantait
solvent d'avoir ports lie meme ha-
bit lie dimanche pendant 80 ans.
N'importe quel imb6cile peut
devenir richie On ~agissant de IL
sorte.
La femme du vieux Capen ttair
morte depuis p|usieurs annees, ct
il n'avait pas voulu SO remarier
parce que "cela contait trop cher.
SEES h6ritiers wont probablement
faire bombance avec ses biens. 81
p6niblement scquis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
Mgr Boucher est Mort
IL ETAIT LIE PLUS vIEUX Pref RE
DU CANADA

LOUISVILLE, P. o. Mgr Joa
chin Boucher est dec6 Is au cou-
vent de Lo aiseville, 4 Page de 86
ans ct 6 mols. Ii q conserve ga
connaissanoe jusqu'A dix minutes
avant de MOURN.
Monsejgneur Boucher etait ne .
la Bale du Febvre lie 8 avril 1904,
de Joseph Boucher ct de Tharsile
Auge. II fit son oours d'6tudes
classiques au college de Nicolet,
ct fat ordonn6 pretre le 80 1uin
1880, Nomm6 d'abord vioaire B
Trois- Rivieres, d6s 1885 il fat ap
pal6 q desservir les paroisses de
st. David ct de st. Guillaume,
poste quill occupa pendant vipgt
ans. En-. 1856, Mgr Cooke lie nom
ma cure de la River e-du-Loup .!
Mgr LsAeche lie fit cha noine homo
1aire de 50 cath6drals. Mgr Bou-
cher 6tait d6ja chanoine b onoraire
de la cath6drale de Lorette, ct, en-
1890, il feta ses noces de diamsnt.
Ces fetes farent blillantts ct Gu
rent iu retentjss ement; deux eve
cues. mn. SIS. LafAche ct Gravel,
y assistaient.
La mort de Mgr Boucher laisse
Mgr Lsfeche lie plus aga pratre
de son diocese, puisqae So Gran
deur aura quatre-v1ogts ans &C
complis dams quelques mois:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12

F. G. Raichle de Ntw.Yo1k, q
aohet6 Immense stock de hardes
faites de la Altman Clothing 90.
L'aoquereur est determine d'ecou-
Ter toutes Jes marchandlses sous
pen de temps en- les veadant 4
Motto prlx. Jamais d Minneapolis,
de telles marchsndises Sc sont ven
dues 1 aussi bon march6.
Oes vetements sont de premiere
qualit6 ct de la derniAre mode.
IL est 6tonnant de voir la foule
qui s'y presse.
Pour les prix, lis 2 Ieur snnon-
oe sur la premiere page. Une seu-
lie inspection vous oonvainora
que lie prix ct Ia qualit6 de oes
marchsndises sont tells qu'annon
cen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
Marine
Franchise

~
Un fait qui s%urprendra bead
coup de p%ersonnes ct qui est vrai,
c'est celui ci: La marine FRANCHISE
est aujourd'hui pressure aussi for
te que Ia marine anglaise, non
quand le nombre de %tvaissesux de
guerre est consid6re, mails quand
IL s'sgit de la. oapacite des hon.
mes ct de la qual,t6 de l'armement
Les premiers sont peut-etre supe-
rieurs sous oes rapports aux der.
niers. /.
Ce sont des personnes compe-
tentes en- Ia matiere squi Pa&r-
ment, ct, vous l'spprendrez sveo
surprise. des Anglsis eux-meme
l'avoueut.
L'Angleterre q, des lie debut,
copi6 le genre d'architectura ma
vale de la France, dit an auteu1
anglais.
Au]ourd'hui, Ia maniere de cons
trulre les batimeDts dams lea deu1
pays diffsre reinstatement, les cons,
truoteurs angles mettant tsnt
leur esprit inventit B prot6gel
presque exclusivement les canon.
niers ct les Francois pr6f6rsDt
donner une protection plus SIRE .
la coque ct 4 la ligne. de dottaison
de la sorte a%ssurant au vaisseau
une resistance plus grande sous le
feu de l'ennemi ct protegeant ain.
81, non settlement les slmples ca.
ponn,ers; mails tout l'6quipage.
SAvez vous qu'un FraDoals Went
de r6soudre le probleme dc Ia ma,
vjgation sous. marine, CONNIE Ju.
les Verne Ia r6v6 st d6crit dams
son admirable style. O'est pour.
tant yrail M. Gustaye Zede 4 ID
barbe des Hollandais, des ALE.
msnds ct des sutres peuples syan1
des pretentions sous ce rapport,
invent6 IN bateau sous-marin quj
peut d6trulre en- IN clin d'pil LEI
plus puissants cpirssses. O'est unt
am6l;oratiion sur tout oe qui . Ste
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12

The Economy" ohre des bar
gains exceptionels dams la vente
de ohaussures pour danes hon.
mes ct enfants. Jsmais 4 Mime.
apolis vous svez pu scheter d'aus-
81 BONES chaussures 4 un aussi
has prix
II est done de votre int6ret DIAL
Ter inspector leurs marohandises
avani d'aeheter ailleurs.
Marchandises guarantees telles
que representees, simon 1%etournez
les ct l'argent vous sera remis.
Notre populaire compatriote 81.
Bourg6rie est employs dams oette
maison.
Lisez leur annonce sur Ia 2eme
page.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12
On Veteran de 1887 DECIDE
ROxtOn Falls

NJ. Jean Baptiste Lusignant
a~utrefois de st Hyacinthe, ct Pc
re- de MN. Alphonse. Aurele,
Louis, Joseph, Azllda ct Anna
Lusignant, est d6c6d6 3 Roxton
Falls, 4 Page de 70 ans.
M. Lusignant assistant 4 Ia ba-
table de st Denis, Oh son pore,
don't le nom figure au monument
des braves, au clmetiere de la Co.
te-des-N eiges. tomba sous les bal
les des bureancrates.
La file, Anna Luslgnalt, est
l'epouse de l'hon. Pascal Poirier,
du N6uveau-B Brunswick.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12

D'apres le rapport de l'o&cie1
de sant6, pour le mois dc janvier,
II y a Gu 1853 d6ces d Minneapolis
don't IL causes par accidents ct sui.
eides.
Or signale IS cas- de diphterie'
don't cling en- soat morris; 81 cas- dc
fevres scarlatines, ct 19 cas- de
fAvres typhoides.
lie nombre de n~aissances s'elA'
70 4 400.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12

Dimanche proclaim, le IA IL y
aura messe solennelle d Ste Clotil-
de 4 1890 A. NJ, avec diacre ct
sous diacre. LIE Pere Plante attena
la visite dun pretre du Canada,
qui sera le cel6brant.
lie choeur chantera une belle
messe en- musique ct un solo de
basse sera rendu q l'ofertoire par
un des meilleurs chantres de la
vile. Aussi I'M joll ave Maria"
sera rendu par une demoiselle
possedant une tres belle voix de
contralto.
Mile E. Ohenevert, autrefois de
l'6glise st Stevens, est maintenant
I'organiste 4 Ste Clotilde.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1897-02-12

Ian dernier. il q etc cons
fruit. aux Etats- Unis, 480 locomo.
tives. soft "a de plus qu'en 1896
Sur ce nombre, 800 ont 6t6 expor-
tees 4 l'6tranger, surtout dams IA
m6rique du sud.
II a Ste aussi construtt, durant
lie meme laps de temps, 5l,I89
fourgons 4 marchandlses ct 474
voitures pour les voyageurs.
Les Etats- Unis mont pas de ri.
val dams cette industrie.