In this city we foreigners are also bé- ginning to mend our ways, as the street in which some of us have resided fora number of years has been torn up and is now being relaid more in line with the other streets, which have also been repaired. This new addition is not, however, being done by the official, but is a common effort of natives and foreigners to have something more worthy of respectable citizens than we have previously. had in the street in front of.our.qwn doors. It is to be hoped that' other citizens will "catch on" and that our ancient city will be more than ever worthy of its earlier history. and traditions.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.