The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-08-31
1PAyfLS IN ARGENTINA.
IN THE INTERIOR is UNLIKE
.o,r TO BE FOUND ANYWHERE
cr SOUTH AMERICAN IRISH.

-. special trip by rail or river,
.tes southwark to San Pedro,
shipping point of Argentina's
gae. on the right bank of the
Close by San Pedro st.
mother town which by natu-
uce should have been chris
~ RAUL, but was dedicated in
me good st. Nicholas. The
TONED town has thrlven so
u9l. i'll the hands of the Irish,
now the third city in the
If Buenos Ayres, with a
Vt 10000. But it has no
au island having formed in
and therefore that of san
10 answer for both. Scat
long the bluff between the
ne many large buildings
tor the reception of hides
rom each of which chute
to tile water. They are
All to Overlooking, for at
million sheep are owned by
ru Of this section; and ocean
nag alongside close up un-
. convey the raw material
lie looms of Europe. All
lereabouts appear to be
md many of the Irish citi-
.. to be very wealthy. And
...r the handSomest women of
rs in Chilli and Peru, are
III admiXture of Irish blood
. ms. Many of these beau
Ug black eyes and golden
. ombine the languid grace of
an -A mothers with the spright-
lie Emerald Isle, speak the
&. II the country with a de
ogue, though born and
I'm Argentina. 1t is notice
Is nowhere else, how people
Gus nationalities included
heterogeneous population
one kind of business and no
4eIatiou after generation.
..r the Irish are universal
he only wool growers, the
itch, French and Germans
y occupied with commerce,
Us are the house builders;
Genoa monopoliZe the boat
,> and the Piedmontese do
gardening. The Catalonian
mostly wine merchants;
slams are cigar dealers and
keepers: those from the
Tluces are bricklayers,
is and farm hands. and the
... Le employed as domestics,
atcAmen and railway sell
lower class.
oWes much of her wealth
- TO the agricultural colo
ch the province of Santa
z been the forcing bed.
A!eS are communities of
rated by Italians, Swiss or
lie Piedmontese appear to
-pecially attracted to this
It,. a hardy, Industrious race
10 20 in for agriculture and
LIS and send their children
IL schools and improve the
. every way by giving it a
HlCk-c0untry.
utine government, knowing
tA side its bread is butter
.tionally good to honest set
lreIgners who were born to
liter lot of the European
Oh very we'll after their
.-G-t h GU G h ext emely
red and ready with knife or
.ld as the movement of i'm
as been for thirty years
lie most populous States of
ave still vast tracts of IN
and, and their most Guilt
-- .pns appear half untenanted.
could easily support popu-
hundred times as great as
q" without crowding. Last
vs. something over six mil
9uer cultivation, mostly in
and yet only one per
entire area is under til
ing from Rosario to Cor
stance of $50 miles north
Nlll do we'll to take a
md to choose wet weather,
Otherwise you might as we'll
.mOian, so far as complexion
nj, for your natural color will
l-lte lost under clouds and
Lust, Everybody is swathed
p 4sterS of Holland or alapaca,
aaIkerchief around his neck
If at pulled down to the ears;
Of all precautions the pas
ok Ike SO many chimney
Is would not be amiss, too, if
vi ".Jries are unfortunately SEN
F" ring along a good supply Of
! lflmery whenever you travel
4..i as, to c0unteract the stencil
tFlng carcasSes of horses and
atjms Of the locomotive-that
r unfenced plains on every
..r 3aTs are on the American
- n Wilmington, Del; and
mi my familiar things conspire to