Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-16
NO. 40.
Dailp kennebtr 3ournal.
lContinucd.l
MI TRIP 70 EUR0PE.

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All" "'o'"''s' '"' ''e '"'" :,
sun came out hrightiy' SO that a""a' -
o'clock Yesterday forenoon, VIC entered the
.,rr;s,,s nrov;a.a snr Ms. and took a long
- ar ,,;s h..,,;e,l
r'"e "ro"s" "e s"ee's VI ""'
city. We crossed the Nsckar, ana passeo
distance along fine level road
-, ,h., ,,s, han, ., ,,, r;vcr and at tho foot
r.. IA, .,.r r..
vi "'e '"o""'"'" s''P' y" "'"'
crossed by another bridge, tor the purpose VI
visiting
Ur,nr,nrpo CAsrry.
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ms famous 'rue.",s VI Wv .'.s ..s":.,
OF, on sort OF 'erraee nan ~E UP I" .,s.s.'. H..
me c".r'ase .oao 'e"". "p sSS wv ~. ;r,cs
shsrP NN,Iae '"'"s, ~, .sss -. hsa
a"u s,r"ooe's. ~. S;Si., mi; Ssr.,sr or ovcr.
w ''"Ne' s"sS,"s P',.a., ,r ,ha r,je
turning, audeu 10 '"e eAc"ens". :. - y. NV sm.;
:" last inc e"''i'ses, c'c'e" ~ ~ H. .r,s.a.,
large ones TOO, were "riVe" ""ue. WV ~'e'
gateway ana covered passage, i"'o ue sfa
vious inner court sar", Ns ". p~S n"s.. 49,,
Tue massive "rc", W. opse'e.. ~. y. III .,,..'.
Por'eu,i,s oNer our hes"S, "," VIZ ~ o '',.;,ars
was ~ wv" " .N
Luch"y vi" no, ''', ~" "e. ..,.s
wv ""'' ""e".s ....r;,,,
one mght Imagine uaere "o"'u w "oe
new or attractive 10 give c"arm 70 ""o'"e'.
but heide'oerg cas"e eAce's y" y. INV -" ~
IN extent, ana IN historic anu Pio'uIe ~
'eres'. MOST ., ''e w'''s. "",. '.'s -.
apartments, SUI Ieu'"i", u."P"."'eT sr,'" W." 60,
Jury" oy ,'"e' o"' "o' - 4. a.
wan "ahos .e,y nea P'.S,p.i c',' ~, ~" a,ro,nJ
stories cana tai' ones % ruo) non' % ~. s," .'.as,
WIN .nrre's apo.e' i.c s sep I ssI o,p.h.J w;,h
tne r"er' oppos"e 'he 'Io":, "i. ~ . -. 80
rich vineyards, apparently IN "'s. s's =,
cultivation Inc exterior wa'ls ., .a ,ne .ass'o
are surrouhdea WIN 'rees "u" WI" w, s'S"o S.
whieh evi"ent'y grows up " viii ,.,',.. u ~ ~
'"e ''r"ere mas ,n.""cu wy IA. 49,.
wai's' par, VI VI. '',r. ,c., Is yy-u' ,,,,,,-
tiohs were au"eu i" 'ne lo'" ""u .'.n ..". .'s..
RES ""u so'"e 'er""s nav" -. I:..h.n;n,
."'' a - ,.....i,, lam
IN I'oi, ana SET on htc' """ s'e"''y ""''-
aged. ..,.
we 's"e" ,"c ,"ai"' "'. =,
rooms over the "''ar ",. "p" T"..s III. ~,
Ie'e. VIII" ~, 'he NY I. 1nu -" rl. s,r mo.
s.or"' ,. ine ,oo', ~ - I..:,. +, leo
,,.''i ,,' :Me" '""''", ~ -, Iii. i, a..
,a. ,n.'e is ais' ~, o,u ,"" ~, ,,,.,,,. mas
=" s'"'y - II.
sag. ~, way ,."","e W ~ ~. ... p 80. no,.,r,c,-
ne assen,"y VT pa'' ,"""'' ~. '".':.'. . 49,.
ravopcs of time. IL is still in fair condition,
the foor smooth and level, laid with blocks
Of marble of various colors. The windows are
Glazed with curious small sized circular lights
set in load with n;c,ured ornaments. Think of
tho stern old barons of those times kicking
the;r mailed heels on a stone aoor. with their
nroud nnd naughty DANES ami damoiscllcs for
nattners while the poets, with fine vein Of
satire call n ..tri,pipv the light fantastic
toer'
The ancient kitchen was a large arched
room. rough and rude, with a hearth In the
cen,re ard an opeping in the roof for the
smoke ON this hearth. in old fcudal times,
,,bon n tbrony of guests. servants and de-
nenjcnis filled the castle, they used to roast
oxen whole. As Tom Hood wrote of his
coun,rymen. in one of his wittiest effusions.
"Apd when our happiness. Is past control,
We always kill an OK, and roast II whole"
Tho Germans seem 10 have been of much the
same mind in former ages.
The hell tower Is a very high round tower
still standing. The armory is another large
room. Of which the roof is gone. The throne
room was still another room Of great size and
height, with one stone pii,ar IN the centre.
The carving IN stone on ihe outer wal, nyet
beautiful; and some o. II mas WonderIaly
witi,stood the ehects OF lne anu 'ne e,snen.s nss
In Its day. tns cas',e ~asa ,, o''s"
w m IL, -. - .,,n;or. da,.