The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
JUST DISCOVERED AMERICA
VISITORS FROu IRGINTIN Z
70 no THINk MN IORk GREAT.
Senor SaA'edrA Has Made Records ~ IN
O~ner Of Raerhorses In France and
NadiAraGA Has Two NerOplane-. hut
Neither knew the joys OT ThIs TS~n.

owner Of RArrhorses In France and
NadiaragA Has Two AerOpianes. hut
Neither knew the joys oG ThIs TS~n.
Justo &. SaAvedrs and Felip@ Madiaraga
of Buenos Ayrp= have Just completed a
two months tour ~ the United States and
both zay it, great This ~ IN. first time
either has been IN this country Senior
SaAvedra. who has been going to Paris
for seVenteeV years and spending a great
deal Of his time there Is so enthusiastic
about New York that he has engaged a
professor To prrfeCt his English.
Senior SaaVsdra ~ the owner IT three
big ranches IN the Argentine Republic
and 81 two ing racing stables. one in
BuenoS Ayre- and the other near Paris.
Incidentally he IL the grandson Of the
brother of the first President ~ the Argen-
tine Republic. He il an expert shot. but
he - even better known as "A racing man.
for he 10 the first foreigner who ever
lifted the Gold cup at I.onRchamps. and
he has done this twice in succession. last
year with H. RuhlCon. whose father and
mother were bath winners "f the Grand
PriN. and thus year with Syphon. Syphon
il now ~ Bueno~ Ayr'N.. whore he - en-
tered for 'hs Grand PriN there. which
carries a ~tak" ~ sSn.O
1t II my great mIstak" that have not
l~en 10 m" United States before said
SENIOR Stav..dra yesterday After max
ing tour II this country - foreigner is
apt a. ask himself why he lid not come
here before H"re have been spending
all my spar" time IA Franc" ar on the
Continent without any adequate appre-
ciatlun ~ what there was Ia lie seen over
here. Pow Arg"ntinIans get to tins
country
Why dom more com" h"-"' We'll
m" United Siatc- hoes not seem 20 be
we'll ADVERTISED Frame. England and
Germany are. Another hing y that
Their" - no direct communication hetwe
BIcuo- AyTt- and New York There ar"
81 course steamship hut they make
many stops On the way - that the Argsn- ,
inian " no would like 80 visit the nItsd |
State feels that h." Ought To cross oyeT
jp lpntyu or Paris and max" IN" tourney :
from ilCr". winch involves crossing tho 7
ocean four 'tin'-- for % VISIT 20 New York .
For YEAR Nrg"utlmtu~ have looked /
upon Paris - he litD" 'p 20 for a holt /
daV and to -U"ui money Nuen they have
made ~ and yuiI may hay" heard that
money - easily uIad" IN our country .
"" have two great Irr ducts grain and .
cattle" and e these the country - the ,
largest ~ porter iu -" world our people .
hav" ipuud 49, much q" entertain 'h"in
m Pans AMI pp me ointment that they
haV" not continued uu her. Lake my
self they hay. heard 'rau ia" country .
IL larg" AMI full ot Manufacturing indus 4
tries hut they nav" not taken the time .
20 lind out how wonderful n -. We
Arg.niInlan- s. h.u travel have been
IN m" hlhIt u leaving all thought IT work .
AZ HON" and Iu-t gong IN for amusing
OURSELVES
-S.hur NIadiaraga. VII" = lawyer
and wealthy. l. we'll known ~ Buenn- .
Ayrss- ~ an a.rondui and aeroplanlsi.
lie used to 90 m Tor hallooning. bat more /
recently he ha- gon" IN Tor a"roplane-.
and he has two Bl"-l0'~ a. Buenu- Ayre- 1
with which b" has mad" MANY flights
He and ! have been - Ear Wet san
Francisco and have taken ~ IN" Grand .
Canon Denver and som" - the other
Western ,ttI"-. chicago and Niagara
Falls. II j. dlfirulr - make compari-
sons between this country and any other.
because The. lif., - - different Every
body her" -s-.'ni- 20 hHN" an occupation.
and the foreigner = Impressed With the /
absenc" Il q l"isur'd class. ~ such. In
PARIS. IN N" contrary. n"bsiv that one
meets -''in- 10 haN" any other uCclpa-
tion than to anus" urir-"lf Pans - a
CITY "a. IuN'.. - ~ WEE, Her. The place .
j. fair'v .'H"rv'-DruE with worn and me
enjoys %
or 'I. ular~r I have -a"n over her.
New Nors IN ~ cu'Ir~. ~. most interesting
Huf san FrHunt-ou. from NV ,r"S Inin'. -
-. most l'i4iI'GI tlI,tgu. We'll 10
you know th,t g. .u"u' ~. fnglrcst.
-fnukr ..-' town | Nl- ever % T. - ,
however fgl - "uerEy think o. repre- .
~.-utS the p,Ctuf" every tyr"l gn.r who
has NOT VISITED The I uIt"i states ha- m
hi- mnd # N" .yiIral american DI'r
-P"rhau- un" reason Why Argent mans
haN" not hs"n NOR" interested m the
United ~'a."- I- that -p '"w Am"ugans
have guur tdDwu tHrr" and 49, lutte .
AW"ri'Au rdpI'A' m English haN"
yu1Ir"i money Iu', ~" gurluir ~ and hru' .
railroads ant h" r''urh aud rn" Germans
have guu. fr'p brl-tr'-- her" Ih.rs
ar" British French and t,"rrnau pauH
and no. lW"rI'Au en-" AN readily 49,"
that yHu nav" hal I-' a. HON" tor all .
yu,lr ,aU'al. 80 hat y - mot -urprIsing
60 n" VISITOR that Won nav" not moe.
a''iy'ly invest gated n" field III Argen-
tina
MUh rapid rutuT4uIrat h"twe"
Now York ami BI"up- Ayr"S PERHAPS
som" # IA" travel that g'"- iu Euroue
NIGH b. divorced hI'hrr II - hard to
Is'r- Iad.' b" Ars"ntiUian who ouc' gets
to PARIS - turn around and r"Cro.s the
A'lantIc ~ this direction. hut for my
part ever zinc" first reached New York
'iIring IA" summer hav" been regr-ttinR
. hat ! did not make my first trip To this
country '"u years earlier than ! have /
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