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Largest City m South
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Contrasts.
m u. WALLL'H :
UESL'S Aiiills. the zoom!) Guy
of the Americas—sew l ul‘ii. Clix-
L880 and l’ll.l4\lrlz«ll.u alone sun.
pass it in point of populutlon—-‘
nod n mpzd and remar'nidole rise:
irom the prxnlmrc Lulldlldfill prevail."
ms in (he do” wliu: :1”: “Lay" con-
ointed of sixteen bilvciirs by nine or Bow
thatched houses :1:va limb buck bould-
mg. which were corwl'l‘ fed the height;
0! luxury in (,‘olumrll :zmes. ,
Relics of the ancient Cl1y are sllll
‘0 be found even in its mosl fashion-
lblt- ‘horouglizrlros wlwr , hide by side‘
wr'h sumotreally inagnnvuzt edibces.‘
may be seen what in modvrn eyes are
In'hlng blll unszghtly novels. The
ultra—modern and tha- oui-of—date are
me: within the most unlikely placesi
Ind bewxlzler the conscienflous globe
lrotter who desmes to know the rea-
son why. .-
15! us take an hour's stroll and‘
mike some notes of our impressions.
remembering that the tourist who
only sees who: he is shown might jolt
Is well have read a guide book
The Avcnida de Mayo
We cannot do better than start with
the Avenlda do Manchu": moat typ-
lcol thoroughfare of the Capital. and
one of which the citizens are justly
proud. 1!. is only twelve blocks Ions.
but in it are concentrated more evi-
dences of wealth and culture. of life
Ind onlmatlon, than in nny other of
the clty‘: old and more famous Itreetl.
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title more than a century ago. thefllats. \Ve emerge into the Plaza del
people made effectual protest against ' Congreso and our eye is at once at-
the iniqumes' of Spanish rule. and_tr3c,i.ed by the Congress building. 3
ends in the Plaza do] Congreso where. " Greco-Roman structure somewhat
in these enlightened days. the“ de- reminiscent of the Capitol at Wash-
sccndunu make ineffectual protest ington. By the Argentines themselves
again-fl all they object to in the Dro- it has been dubbed the Palace of Gold
gram Of their GleCtEG governments. —-a. delicate reference to the immense
To your left as you enter the sum of money which has not sumced
Avenlda from the Plaza. Mayo, are the , to complete lt—but it is a source of
walls of the historic Cabildo in whose great pride to all taxpayers and tax-
precincts was hatched the revolution- , evaders notwithstanding. The Plaza
"3' movement “high “flit“ ‘" “‘de‘ 3 del Congreso is to Buenos Ail-es what
pendence “"1 under whose portlcoes \ Franklin Square ms to New York. Here
”‘9 satellites of the Odlctator Roms l orators of all pollfical creeds expound
we" “’0“ ‘0 “m1 a ”d ”55‘” ‘° the f the faith that is in them with 3' ve—
hair or any lady passerby. Wh° was i hemence so appalling that Prohibition
suspected of having small sympathyl‘ouflsts have felt the pangs of envy
with the regime of the Restorer oflwiihln their hearts. The 91323 con-
the Laws. ftalns some splendid specimen: of the
The “Palace 0' Gold" ‘ i sculptors. art. including Rodm's mag—
Then comes a succession of spr.ght-< nificent bronze El Pensador,
ly rates. arrogant insurance buildings ’la the Plaza Rodriguez Pena. in
hotels and high class shops. a couple ; which is erected the beautiful statue
a tuna-— u-v' «W «I, ewwcsmlm Nacimiento do in Aurora. we will
wend our way to the famous Calla
Florida. This is one of the glories of
the Argentine metropolis. It is the
shopping center and the rendezvous ot
profiteers, politicians and poets. Here
the pretty compliment and the acid
gibe pervade the air and conversation
is carried on with that animation and
fine disregard for other-3' feelings that
ever distinguishes the Latin raconteur-
or parts. The shop windows or Florida
display an assortment of articles of
luxury unsurpassed in any great city
of the world and the prices at which
they are marked fall within the same
category.
1 Government House
But it is time to cast an eye over
some of the city's notable buildings.
The Government House, known as La
(Essa Ronda (The Red House) is es-
sentially the viceregal palace of
Colonial times despite the many ad-
ditions and alterations that have. been
made in it since the days when the
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representative at His Majesty of Spain
paid tribute to the loyalty of the
lieges from whom he exacted tribute
for the maintenance of the Crown.
The Jockey Club
The JockeyClub possesses palatial
premises in Calla. Florida. wherein
reigns an atmosphere of wealth and
refinement and some luxurious ap-
pointments that take the breath away
are to be seen. This haven of Ar-
gentina's Four Hundred is one of the
most exclusive clubs on earth in which
are housed some pictures of luestlma-
ble wor‘th. some statuary that is both
beautiful and costly and a. magnificent
library that will put you right upon
any point or law or literature that
may occur to you to question.
The Law Courts must not be for-
gotten. This is one of the most strik-l ‘
ing bufldings in the city and on each
of its seven floors even-handed justice
is dispensed to the citizens and co»,
lossal bills of costs run up by the
lawyers whose equally palatial emcesj
are to be found hard by. he Presi:
dent R063. School and the Xatzonaa‘
College are both monumental build-
ings and their equipment is sumptu:
ous ID a degree. In the matter oi
scholastic institutions the Argenzmes
have certainly done passi.g well in,»
that? two schools, to make no rm-
ot the National Industrial
where tuition in all that pert-
industrial arts and science is impar ed;
The Colon Theatre—Buenos Aires
opera house—ls another wonderful
edifice. wonderfully equipped. There,
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bar
in stride.
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