LATIN AMERICAN
General John J. Pershing left Peru after having attended as U. S. Ambassador and Envoy Extraordinary the centenary exercises of Peru's Independence day.
He and his party then hied them up hill and down dale across the Andes. For many days and many nights no echo of their footsteps was heard.
Subsequently, it was told how the General had been rowed and towed across the great lake district of the Andes, how trains had chugged him across the great Patagonian Plain, how he had visited a U. S. ranchero, had tasted his first cup of yerba mate (herb tea), had danced...
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