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The evening world., 1908-11-11
THOUSANDS MOURN
At SARDOU'S BURIAL
After Eulogies of Dramatist
Are Spoken ParisianS Fol-
low Cortege to Grave.

PARIS Nov. ll-Victorien Sardou.
the French author and dramatist who
died Nov g. was buried in this city to-
day. Although extremely simple, the
funeral was an Impressive tribute 20
the place which Sardou holds In the
hearts OF the French people. He would
have been gladly accorded State fu-
neral had II not been his expressed
wish that he be buried without poinp
or circumstance. At his special request
even flowers were omitted. He was,
however, given the military honors al
ways accorded those who have received
the Grand Cross of the Legion OF
Homer
The privacy with which all the ar
rangements were carried out, however
was unable 70 prevent thousands IN
every walk OF life from coming to lift
their hats and bow their heads n
memory Of the beloved dramatist.
Previous to the removal of the body
from the Church OF 81, Francis de
Sales, where the religious ser"lce was
held. Minister Of Public Instructions
Doumergus, on behalf of the Govern
ment: Count Louis Nandal. on behalf
of the French Academy, and Paul Her
yieu. on behalf OF the Society OF ORA
matte Authors, delivered eulcgles If
the dead dramatist in the death cham
Der before his most intimate friends
and q number of members of the Acad-
envy The streets for blocks around
the church were black with people. and
after the ceremony thousands followed
the ccrtege to Marty, where the inter
ment took place.
kilograms and letters OF coincidence
continued TO pour in on the family OF NJ
Sardou from all parts OF the world
King Edward and Queen Amelie mother
OF King Manuel of Portugal, sent per
sonal messages. and almost every dra'
matte and theatrical organization IN
/ Europe paid homage TO the famous
.l,rncnnan. Charles Frohman. speak
/ NIX on behalf OF the American stage. al
/ tested the grief in the United States
/ where. he said. Sardou's plays hac
! touched and captured all hearts lanC
were almost as we'll known as those o
/ Snakes. care.
Tonight the Coincide Franchise anC
the other theatres where Sardou's play!
usually We're produced are closed.
Sarah Bernhardt sent the follown:
telegram from Cairo, Egypt: Franz
| loses one of its glOries. half Paris
friend, all the unhappy protector, an,
We artists cur beloved master, Nictor.el
, SardO!. ~
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Eight Carloads of Canned Fruits
and Vegetables at Carload Prices


Here Canned Goods Sale extraoInarya remarkable op
porunty for thrifty househoders up winters supply of
Choice Corn, Tomatoes, Peas Beans, Apricots
Pineapple and Asparagus
price quite favorable though they banded together and
bought in carload lots.
Maryland Special Brand Tomatoes, so called quart
Hearts Delight Cream Sugar Corn No. cans similar
quality generally sold at t2c the cam
This Sah...... 7c The Bic ado1en,
Pioneer Brand Sweet Peas or
Pioneer Brand Refugee Beans, No. cans; similar quality
generally sold at t2c and t5c the can.
Th S3t...... &c the en-, ST. O3 dozen,
California Peeled Apricots, No. cans or
Arena Brand Lima Beans No. cans packed by the can
to sell for t5c can
This Sale ......lOc the ean.,.,. ST Ia dozen.
Singapore Pineapple Malay Brand, whole pineapple in
each can; packed to sell al zoe the can:
This sak.,..,,l5c the ean''''' ST. so dozen:
Monmouth Asparagus large square cans sold elsewhere
at SOC:
This SAX. ....... 24c the can .,...., $279 a 1o.sn,
Jersey Tomatoes eOeallsd gallon ean sold elsewhere at
,Se the cam
This sAs."""l9e the can $224 az o.sA
The evening world., 1908-11-11
SAYS CHUM STOLE
HIS WHOLE FAMILY
Affinity Promptly Confessed
Taking Wife and Babe,
Marcel SWearS.

A remarkable story OF an affinity was
to,d IN t,o tr,oI az ,ho ,naa,.n,a, AZ
'''' '' w. i'u' VI '''' unue ie''"e" w
vorce action to-day of Julien Morel
against his wife. Marie Guilbert Morel,
before Justice piscbo,f In tho sunrere
Court.
The Morels, who were married in
p,r,s Ion ~ 400. ,,,.o,, -, No o,e Wa,
,''' 'a" 49, i'V'' ',eu at Nv -'o
Thirty-sixth street, this city, In Octo-
Der, 1907, when the husband introduced
pohe,, ,,orc,.r to,as,,,ar ,,,, o,5
i'ooe.. Mere'er' Ho''"Soii'er man anu
tellow-Workman In an automobile
The evening world., 1908-11-11
NINE IN AUTO ESCAPE
WHEN TANK ExPLODES.
Masonic Delegates on Way to Jer-
sey Convention When Machine
Is Wrecked and Burned.

NEWTON, y. J., Nov. u.--Wat son
Little, of Franklin Furnace. and eight
other delegates who were on their way
TO this place to attend a Masonic meet
ing had a narrow escape from injury
to-day when the tank of the automo-
lille In which they We're driving cXpl0d-
ed. The tank contained fifteen gallons
OF gasoline, and the explosion is sup
posed TO have been due 10 a leak. The
machine caught fire and was badly
wrecked,
1t was the property of Mr. Little and
was valued al 5000. None OF the occu-
pants was hurt
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Furniture
Miscellanv.


Dining Tables, solid oak. golden
finish, heavy tluted legs, 42x42-in.
square top, may be eXtenaed to 6
teet, e4uai qua ity sold elsewhere at
500; our price. ........... .S4.24
Oak Dining Tables, pedestal base,
42-in. round top, may be extended
to six feet; regularly Si5.2+; sale
5000
Oak Dining Tsbles, pedestal base,
with heavy claw feet, 42-in. round
top. highly polished, may be ex-
tended o six ieet; regularly 81 6.49;
SAFE ...'''.....- 49,. ...... @io,!4
Solid Oak Sideboards, 42-in. base,
carved top, with bevelled mirror, two
small drawers, one lined Tor silver,
one large linen drawer and two cabi-
nets; regularly $3.50; sale. 1914
Mission Hall Clocks, oak ease,
weathered finish, 5 it. s in high,
f5La inches wide and II inches deep;
S-day mon ement, hour and halt hour
strik- 81 elsewhere at st2.oo; our
Prize .....'.... .....,., $o.7T
Morris Chairs, CHARTERED oak,
extra large size, wide arms, spring
seat with reversible velour cushions
in pam and fancy co!ors; regularly
1856 sale. $6.34
Davenport Beds, CHARTERED oak,
vsrJelec frames, highly polished,
sTring >dge front, full ,pring seat
and rack, deep tuited; covered in
fancy yeIourS, regularly 1854; sale,
S27.24
BED Couches, all ron frames, Ma
tonal springS, wool mattress and
bolster, covered with fancy cretonne;
elsewhere $500; our price. ...S4.S9
The evening world., 1908-11-11
WOMEN IN THIEF CHASE.
1000 Pei' Altered burglar and Mol
Him After Capture,

Before Magistrate Harris IN the
Essex Market Court to-day, isaael Bar
III twenty-five years o.d. of No. So
Rivington street, was held in $4,000 bail
charged with oomm.ttins burglary in
the fiat OF Mrs. Bertha Zahn, al No. Cal
East Ninth street.
Barliff was arrested by Patrolman
by a thousand angry women and
children who threw sticks and stones
and garbage at che fleeing man and
who tried TO mob him after he was
arrested.
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Original Water
Colors Reduced
Art Galleries. 81 FL.

Original Water Color Draw
ings by Archie Gunn--the guam
tity limited. The reduced prices
will be in effect for limited
time.
Seven Drawings college Girls,
&c; handsomely framed; regular
prices $500 and s49.4S; sale,
$34.s
Ovnls-Heads of girls with Pop
pies; in antique frames; regularly
$3.50; sale ..............$24.s
City Girls Representative types
of New York, Philadelphia, Wash.
ington, &c; in antique frames:
regularly 5000; sale ...,$14,s9
The evening world., 1908-11-11
FIRE IN DUBLIN CITY HALL
RUINS HISTORIC PAINTINGS.
Coun,il Chamber Is SWEPT by
Flames ami Main BuiIding
LIS NaLrnW Esclpe.

DUBLIN, Mov. 1.-THE Council .ham,
her or.Ihc Duahu City Han was sutton
by fac to-day ana fhc Guy Han Itself
had narrow escape from destruction.
All the paintings IN IT," ROOMS OF the
CoGucil chamber many Of which were
OF hisFo'i, interest, Inducing the we'll
KNOW picture ~ Daniel . Cuuucll, were
DESTROYED In the flames.
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Corsage Flowers:
Artificial? Yes
Main Floor.

But you must examine them
ever 50 closely to find that they
are not natural flowers.
The American woman has been slow
to adopt the French lad of wearing
artificial corsage fowers-she has
chung to the genuine article; but not
till now has She seen what the French
tleuriSte can do by way of initiating
nature. II would be hard to dis
tinguiSh from the real blossoms these
delicateiy tinted orchids, gardenias,
carnations, mlgnonelte, Jacque and
La France roses, these lunches of
violetS, single long Stcmmed American
Beauties or feathcry sprays of maiden
hair tern and asparagus vine--all quite
| perfect il color, texture and even
| perfume.
The flowers are fashioned of mus
lin. linen. chiffon and velvet, and are
to he worn with street costume or
evening gown, just as the natural
blooms would he. From the tiny
houtonnisre to the large cluster or
spray. they range in price from lee
| to $4.46.
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Women's Box Coat
Model Sweaters

Second Floor.
So &c OF good quality worsted. in
a fancy pattern; double
breasted style. with pockets; roll
collar and full coat sleeves, with
turnback cuffs; in white. gray, car
dinal and black.
S1.24 OF fine quality worsted, in
neat pattern; finished with
pockets and pearl buttons; V-netk
style; in white, gray, cardinal, black,
fawn and Alice blue.
Other Sweaters in regular stocks
up to $s.4s.
The evening world., 1908-11-11
ARCHITECT HALE DEAD.

Herbert Dudley Hale, the architect
and sgn OF ihc Rev. DR. Edward Everett
Hale Is dca a. his home. No. s. West
Ti':I-n:;a s.fee;, after an Illness of one
.:!c.:a.
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Special Apparel Section For
Misses and Small Women


f-1 we were less particular about the service TO be rendered
there would be dividing lines between these NomenS
az and Misses Apparel departments and two distinct or
CARNATIONS
As is the departments separated and looked after ny
separate forces The this specializing are aoundany a
paren the variety and excellence Of the apparel offered no less
than in Macys famouSly low prices.
typical offering-aiored Suits Coats Skirts and Dresses
for misses and small
$40 74New Model Tailored Suits OF fine quality mnnih rhSsurt
%A"'' in black; single Breasted jackets,
omey trimmed with buttons; model SKIRT sizes
and is years
%@'' styles nohed collar, turnover sleeves with
trimming shaped pockets
trimmed stitched of self material and buttons ne" model SKIRT
IA, and IS
- c101 ON-kisres and Junior
%A"'' w suitable for evening" reception
chiffon messlne NULL de Chine feta
silk, variety OF models effectively trimmed with
white Copenhagen blue; sizes IA, 10 and is years
&C Qd-Taed Tourist Coats model full length made OF fine
%o'0 tailored
| sze and rs
Tailored Skirts, mixtures
%7 models all neatly trimmed; lengths 81 to SO inches
The evening world., 1908-11-11
BIG TOWER AT
ASHOKAN DAM
IS DEDICATED
MayorwMcC le1lan Participates
In Ceremony Opening a
Monument to Himself.
sREPLIES TO HIS CRITICS.
Decl,res That New System
Can Be Made to Pay
for Itself.
sREPLlES TO HIS CRITICS.

Amid the scenes OF the fire: opera
kan Dam aquefuct-in the Catsklli
Mountains. fifteen miles west OF the
city of Kingston and about eighty-six
miles from the New York City Hell--an
interesting official ceremony took place
to-day.
The occasion was the dedication OF a
granite tower brnt at The head OF the
great dam in honor of MAY or Mcclellan,
who conceived the monster enterprise.
and ~ honor a well of The Inaugural
,ior or the enterprise itself. IN iascr!p-
ton o., tie tower wrought in stone sets
forth tie ca.e ~ we s.a-:ing Of tho
great work a. conceived by -he Mayor.
Make Journey in Autos.
Mayor Mcclellan, President Bersel. OF
the T-a-d ~ Water Supply. Wa."r De-
partner. Commissioner ryhn II. O'Erien
and ota,- officials started yesterday IN
arrived ar.e~ saraea' r~.a,.1oTns, stop
ping IN Et0gs..n Ia. r'aE:
s,e.ru., AM csn,-l.nl- ions. followed
by % -Y.s and survey from The auto-
mob, as ( pas 81 tre wprk already
co-.p}p.el ATTENDED the ce-emorv anil
ort!.-. r.rs.icnt B'1sal introduced ne
MAJ. saving that the Board of Water
.'"7nl, nal d,r'-ci Z. proner 10 place on
the iowe- 2 sta-eGe1. tHat the work OF
the C7'skiN vstr. supply was 'ecun
uri,- -. .,-t..r Of N1vor Mcclellan and
MT .re~. p s.,nh'c' We're r-,ui to
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Sheets, Pillow Cases: Extras!

CENTRE-sEAN
with wide hens;
72x9onch each 34
6oXqonch, 3sc
finish, 72x9Onh. 44c
MUSLIN SHEETS exceptionally good quality full behed and seamless;
Sx9onch. .5ec
The evening world., 1908-11-11

MUSLIN PILLOW CASES, linen-fin-
ished; torn sizes, 45X56-inch, finished
with wide hens; each. .......... liz
ALL LINEN PILLOW CASES. hem
stitched and full hleached, 45x36-
inch size; each. ...............4 9c
The evening world., 1908-11-11

MUSLIN PILLOW CASES. with neat
handkerchief borders; torn size. Ask
36-inch, each. Observation-Disclosures 4c
PILLOW CASES, our RED star
brand, made of extra strong muslin:
torn sizes, 45x56-inch, each. 80. l2c
The evening world., 1908-11-11
Fur Coats and Scarfs

Sable Squirrel Coats, son, made of selected SKINS lined with
Coats XXX quality of flat usous skins, 50 inches long
and lined hrocaded silk $7476
Mink Edna trimmed with tails. S22 40
Natural Mink Muf, match above large pillow shape .$2l74
Natural Brown Maren Sca, long graduated throw
Natural Brown Men Muffs pillow scarf
| $1374
Sable or Isabella Fox Searf fancy shape finished with $o74
Sable Isabella Fox Muf large pillow shape
above s SOFA
The evening world., 1908-11-11

MACIyS
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Notice 10
Fat People

Il want TO make hunwi TO all readers ot
The World said a runii cut society lady
YESTERDAY -. iorr Via tar reducing fat
which th:nk i imply wonderful. | have
no object in mlainG this known save to
help other flt pcorlu. like my.clf. who have
tried almost everything advertised under
the -un. and have failed.
II .now this formula is safe. for never
felt better In my HE. and YOU Just our'lt TO
feel my muscle now | clt all | waat and
never cnJc, I'd my meals a., much a. | ID
now. | iecl ~ years younger. Several of
my fat irir"f' are using II with wonderful
results nJn'' diet, lust eat. You don't
hRvc to CNe~7i~u
Get or,-hui ounce o. Lcxonlca in tro
or'gin1! package Hld then have the drug
L!st put :hc rul.oWiaG III Il -iN-oun,c latfIe:
Onc-hali ounce huid extract of Buckthorn
Bark and five ounces oi Simpl, Syrlp
When you get home YOU can add the Lex
onica Now YOU h.tle the whuio thing The
resu'.s will be a sure to come as tho srn
will rise 20 morrow.
II was tod - he sure to get the Lcyonic,
in tie original package with the seal mo-.
broteu. Iou1d .ull directions for TixIng
aad t1ktnC iu-id- the package
"This remedy mover takes on more than
I; ought. That l. remarkable iact about
n, haven't wrirkle tn nv fu.c .r1
;. years Old and lavo lost 80 pounds DUR
tle lrs' two months
II got th'- formula while visltin = fricri
Of mine wher abr oai '-st year. but | am
certain that you can ge' L"Nuaita and ths
other ingredients at any OF the leading drug
store, in your city. | advise getting The in,
gradients aud mixing them at home you--
self"
The evening world., 1908-03-31
HELD FOR SPEEDING.
SniGen Also Gets Lecture and Fine
for Being Drunk.

Magistrate Crane, in the Harlem Po-
licc Court to-day. sternly repro,ed
Louis r. Sniffen for being trunk and
speeding in an automobile.
1T is such men as YOU who bring
diScredit Gvon automobiles. said the
magistrate. I'm going to fine YOU so
on the charge OF intoxicatica and hold
YOU In 500 for trial for speeding"
Sniffen IS an automobile dem1nstrator
and WAS arrested last night nv Police.
man McErath VINO timed him on Am
stt rdam avenue. and said he Was driV-
ins at a rate Of thirty miles ali hour.
Tie remain ed In the station all niglt
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Bertha Smith Escapes From
Nurse ana Is Found in Door
way Half Mile Away.
ION WAY TO HEAVEN"
Deransed by Death of Father
in Arizona and Affected ny
Religion.

A young woman. wearing not a stitch
of clothing. wandered half mile on
the west side early to-day and was
found on the steps ringing a door-bel
at No. 1879 West one Hundred and Third
street by Harry Schle'den newspaper
artist, vino had jus, left tine suDwa!
sta stiol on his wav hone
The girls bare feet were bleeding End
raw. She carried in her hands Bible
and a Christian Endeavor members zip
pledge. The house where she had malt
ed is occupied by the Rev. \. Edwin
keigwen, pastor of the West End Pres
byterian Church. al Amsterdam avenue
and One Hundred and Fifth street.
The artist aroused a janilress WHO COW
cred the nude woman Will extra ger
ments until Policeman Ecardon could
call an ambulance. The cir. wa. tnen
taken TO the j. Hood Wright Hospital
There she SAID she Wd, bertha smith.
twenty-thrce years old. .. No - West
Ninety-thlrd street. She lad oeen an
der the care OF a nurse It; a Mrs. car
michaels since last Wednesday, wnen
sne attempted TO undress Ia tue west
End Church, OF wnira sac IL men,
ber.
After the church cps de she vas
carefully watcueu. but !n SOM Nay
eiuded Inc nugsr ear.y to-day and had
been walking about made for mu.v
than AT nud. Nncn IouEu.
a policeman san H,r once. but mis-
took her IN the d..u -su. .ur an attn
lete out FOR wan and did not Try ~
follow.
Miss Smith came East from Phoenix,
Arizona, after the death Of Hcr father.
The evening world., 1908-03-31

deeply impressed bv them This de
tendant demanded brbe in his official
ca"Hcitv as Coroner. An off ial
Erafter certainly should he punished d
Wnen the circumstances demand II.
Il have consulted with my associate
on the bench and with the Distrrt-At
tornee ard We have agreed that severe
punishment Is not necessary in this case
The hand NJ fate has grievouslv
scourged the defendant
1T has been suggested that | lnfict
2 line ! am opposed to fines in crimes
of this kind. because A fine is IN effec:
2 license. My conclusion IL that sus-
pended sentence would serve the ends Il
Justice. I parole the defendant
The evening world., 1908-03-31
PAINTED "lui-T A. D. 1891"
OVER A SURFACE CAR DOOR,
Court Told Murtha He Prc Hall,
Guessed Right, but Fined
Him so Cents.

For painting the words Built A. d.
1881" over the door OF "a Forty second
street crosstown car, Felix Murtha,
twenty years old, who said he was a
Princeton student, was to-day fined
hfty cents in the West Side court.
Patrolman Wallace of the FNorty s1y-
enth street station, said lie had arres
ed Murtna last night al the Se.enin
avenue corner On complaint % q 60.
conductor VINO was not ~ cr..l .,-u.n.
''Wcll Your Honor said Murt..
when t1c policeman made cuArs.
OF disprderiy conduct against MI.
this car tod where it was ou.I, au.
who owns H."
= do-ot that" said the Court. 'No-
body knows"
well. IT doesn't tell when. and | took
q guess a. the age replied Martina.
They mGst have a ,uIr. In cla-a ye
guessing class a. Prncciun." said
Magistrate Walsh. with an Hocura Q
gnesser FOR Instructor 'g-nk Your
estimate was pr hably right but / fine
you half a dollar"
Nurtha paid the fns.
The evening world., 1908-03-31
Jackson, Convicted in 1905, IS
Allowed to End Days in
Freedom.
GRANT PLEA FOR MERCY
Suspended Penalty Allows
Man Personally Afflicted to
Ind Days on Farm.

Former Coroner Jackson convicted OF
demanding a hrihe from two men i'm
/ plicated in the death OF woman \
| through an opcrai on. ESCAPED lmprison-
ment for his crime to-day because fac
'hss laid heavy hand upon him in the
pas, three wears lie was released on
General Sessions. and Will spend the
i>.nia 'nd"r % mis- days ON i.tt!e farm
on l.oas Island.
Jackson was convicted in ls5, before
Recorder nov SIpreme Court Justice
! Gor Later the Recorder granted an
arrest OF Judgment, setting aside the
conviction.
pistrict-Attorney jerome. deemins tie
conviction Just. TOOK an appeal from
the arrest " Judgment 10 the Appella,g
Division. which sct aside r CoF.eI Goff ,
railing aud again made Jackson aaIeu4-
b.e To punishment THcu Jackson ap.
pealed 10 the Court .: Appeals and
again ;He conviction was sustained.
lnasmucn as Recorder Con- mas gone
to the supreme Court and The Recorders
arIaigned for >entsu.e before Judge
j',s:er. Tn conv,stel nan entered
court wjth mis- counsel! former Attorney
Genera julius Maytr. He .ookcd % oc
a physica' wr5gk. and those ~ho had
known him in me days when ne was
"a coroner star- ely recognized ann
cIemency Won Its Plea.
Assistar; DIstr.c;-Atroraey Taylol
moved taat sentence be i;nposed Mr
Mayer then entered a plea for cIem-
encS.
.'Tuis defendant" sad MIR. Mayer
..aas. since his conviction. met with a
series OF bereavementS His wte HI ad
of grief and worry over his misd.ad
His eldest son Went insane and is nov
confined in an asylum The defendant
himself has recentN undergone a
physical operation which embraced thn
i, muval of a section of his skull /
have submitted TO the rour, affiiavI, +.
from medical authorities stating that
II ne * sentenced To nris1n he will d."
IN very SLOlI time -
II have read the affidavi's re'erre !
to" said tA" CpArt. 'and have hoev
The evening world., 1908-03-31
THE LoNEsoMrrowN SONG.

Billy Gaston's Sorg, Gee. Bni lhi> I.
. Lonesome Town" was SO good that Kuib
and Din, the San francisco to New York
Laugh dalers. named their show after IT.
It's great song. The sunday World
will give the word. and music next SIM
day, with comic illu>,ratpa cover in
colOrs showing koib aud i~.l In character.
Don't forget. Nest sunday. Order from
pewsdsaler to-day. IGitinn limited.
The evening world., 1908-03-31
BRYAN WILL DINE HERE WITH
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March s1.-Be-
lore leaving here to-day for Lncoln,
Neb- w J Bryan said lie woull attend
ana address the National Democrats
Club ~ Nav York City al lis Thomas
Jefferson birthday dinner on April 49,
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1908-12-19
NIAGARA BEATEN.
South American Falls Is
Superior to Ours I'm
Grandeur.

A recent visitor to South America
declares that the Iguazu Falls, al
most at the intersection of the three
frontiers of Paraguay, Brazil and
Argentine, are larger than the cat
aract of Niagara. The river takes
its name from Spanish word mean
ing "Great Waters" At one place
the river has fall of PIP feet AMI
several miles below drops sheer
distance of 229 feet.
Waters stream, seethe, leap,
bound, froth and foam, throwing
the sweat of their agony high in the
air, and writing, twisting. scream
ing and moaning, bear off to the
Parana." Under the blue vault OF
the sky this sea of foam, of pearls,
of iridescent dust bathes the great
background in a shower of beauty
that all the more adds to the riot
of tropical hues already there. When
a high wind is blowing the roar OF
the sataract can be heard nearly
twenty miles away. A rough es-
innate of the horsepower reprecent-
ed by the falls places it at 100000.
Few sightseers ever catch a
glimpse of the great Iguazu Falls,
because it takes six days to make
the picturesque journey of about
1850 miles from Buenos Aires, amid
the fair fertile plains of Santa Fe
and the savage luxuriance of the
virgin forest, passing through the
territory of the missions and the
ruins of Jesuit churches and con-
vents