The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27

North trl"ri-1n' - what : ,Stor from
our cnTntrv should ~ careful always Z"
call himself Il 10 would win favor with
the South Am"ricIUg. and torr'"- S.cre-
tarv of State Roots run'tiliotisra'Ss On
that POINT dur NJ his "'r ''Illr tour around
tho ,'ntinsnt u few voN-~ agn aided
grra'iv'n incre'rlnc his "opnlnrty, Aftcr
rssiizing this, "" si MID nrSt grasp IN"
fact tha' Brt7ll 10 large than Nv" United
States eNclIrslv" vi tlas.Si nal the island
poss0 ~, uns. One thing which 'Nislonds
peopis on this poinv is tho fact that the
geographical muus VI South America ar"
usually drawn u' : Srililo- sale than
those NJ H.. Uultni ~ Itns. Wa NAV r."
mars N VA r"ntRs-.ss that n would have
keen wall Y NJ Winr"r had supplied a
hctta- man for ha' own volume. tho one
furni-hcd h.rn, - small that all tho names
are difficult n -pId whlr many are prar-
ticallv illeZ,hl" e'ng blurred in tine print
inE ~ we'll az microscopic in size I'm
ax.Hri ~ ~ the fifth country in The world.
rein" eSc'>aded nulv b. China. 'h- British
E,n1i-r the United Statcs Of America and
Rue~i'
While .xrani in n basin Of she Amazon.
II is Impossible" 10 get AWAY from the
mount n. IN. highest p"ak lt,tiaia. is
or'v 81 srn f""t in height. and tho extreme
height Of ~" other pe1ks in most ~ the
ranr,'S 's Seldom igr.,'r- than Jnn feat
The highest -1N-r is. in 'oraral. confined
80 thc .;sr-l la Mar. which. a. it's name
indicator follows the ittlant;rl ro1st.
living ~ nlost b,it a few r1,lss distant from
II aE' .o"r"t'rr"S coming down 10 the
very ~t'"-'- "ig@ This feature" while
waking tho rrp'e'u II constructing
railway, into tho interior serious. has
fiIrn 'eha.d tho country with an incredible
amount ~ vlta- pnyvS- the nnVmarahls
rls''rsla~ falling DOWN tho ssries II tor
rare, - 'hr huge rivers. and presenting
= sre.'ta"le rf wild h"SUty. Will. awaiting
the ~ election IN Industrial tIseS which
frI'iiFa ransration will undoubtedly
eFe~t All tha splendid waterfalls ara
overs 1dowed h0wsvar, by the wonder
fui falls NJ Ig'iassh. on tho river of the
sam" name, near it- junction with the
Par NJ lni On ~" ro-i"rS harw"cn tho
republics " Brazil md Argentina. The
smcii ug Columns NJ mist which CROWN
Thorn arn visible io7an miles away and
their thUndHro''7 roar NAV 10 heard for
twenty miles. In shape 'ha falls ar. ike
NiaGsra hu' Fifty fest higher. and are
moro than two miles IN width Brazil.
In t-rrih. not only possesses the largest
river in the world. IN. Amazon. which
ocean steamers ascend for 2JGo miles.
but N ~ Land IL great water COURSES
and vast plains N'Irh NJ IL has never
been really Explored. and the maps are
chiefly rrie~Swnrk: the land IL az virgin
rs our own prairinS were half century n 90
and is mostly claimed nv families who
have never sat foot upon IT, though thsr,.
have been deadly feuds over il bstwenn
rival claimants As for the climate ten
out ~ the thirtv-eight degre"s NJ latitude
which II covers are in the temperate zons
while even in tho tropical part the pros
ence II the mountains affords means Of
escaping from tn" heat The portion Of
tho country which has heen developed
is mere fringe along the coast. coInrara-
bic 20 the original Thirteen States II our
country and its present "~-nnt