À travers cinq républiques à cheval : être un compte de nombreuses errances en Amérique du Sud . L'Empire allemand, entirelyunexplored et tribus d'Indiens qui n'ont pas yetknow que l'Amérique a été découvert. C'est un continent de besoin spirituel, même pour près de 7 000 000:encore des gens en Amérique du Sud, stilladhere plus ou moins ouvertement, à la leurs fétichismes ancêtres, tout cela numberlive double peut-être tout à fait hors de portée de Christian influ-ence, même si nous prenons le mot Chrétien dans itswidest signification. ! Le révérend W. B. Grubb, missionnaire au Paraguay, a écrit : Le plus grand-plored unex reg

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Through five republics on horseback : being an account of many wanderings in South America . German Empire entirelyunexplored, and tribes of Indians who do not yetknow that America has been discovered. This is a continent of spiritual need, for even yet:Nearly 7, 000, 000 of people in South America stilladhere, more or less openly, to the fetishisms oftheir ancestors, while perhaps double that numberlive altogether beyond the reach of Christian influ-ence, even if we take the word Christian in itswidest meaning.! The Rev. W. B. Grubb, a mis-sionary in Paraguay, says: The greatest unex-plored region at present known on earth is there.It contains, as far as we know, 300 distinct Indiannations, speaking 300 distinct languages, andnumbering some millions, all in the darkest heath-enism. H. W. Brown, in Latin America, says, There is a pagan population of four to five mil-lions. *One railway ascends to the height of 12, 800 feet.fEeport of Senor F. de Castello.14 PART I. THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC The country to which the author first went as a self-supporting missionary in the year 1889.. And Nature, the old nurse, took The child upon her knee.Saying, Hero is a story book Thy Father hath written for thee. ** Come, wander with me, she said, Into regions yet untrod, And read what is still unreadiIn the manuscripts of God. And he wandered away and awayWith Nature, the dear old nurse, Who sung to him night and dayThe rhymes of the universe. —Longfellow. 15 THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC TwB Argentine Republic has an area of oneand a quarter million square miles. It is 2, 600miles from north to south, and 500 miles at itswidest part. It is twelve times the size of GreatBritain. Although the population of the countryis about seven millions, only one per cent, of itscuitivable area is now occupied, yet Argentinahas an incomparable climate. It is essentially a cattle country. She is saidto surpass any other nation in her numbers oflive stock. The Bovril Co. alone kills 100, 000 ayear. On its bro

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