November 28.
Rucentiy we had occasion to call attention to the wonderful activity of the revolution bacillus in the opening decade of the twentieth century. In Central and. South America it has long been endemic, and its ravages, therefore, in these portions of the New World do not necessarily point the same moral nor indeed call for the same attention as similar experiences in the Old World. The history of the various countries grouped on the American continent south of the United States has been so punctuated with a seemingly never-ending series of revolutions and counter-revolutions, that the busy modern world is gradually scyuiring the frame of find thst will ask to be spared all details until a government has been in power for a year. A revolution in Ni ushered in the present year, and almost before it reached a successful termination (in August) similar movements have to be reported in Honduras and Uruguay. Even Brazil experiences
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.