, 1880-03-30
Observations and Incidents OF
Foot-Trips in the Father"
land. =
schiller's Cottage-Tho Field Of Til.
ly's Defeat by Gustavus
Adolphus.
\ Bonutii'nl Little Cilelrcll-Gct-
). ting a, Dinner under DiE- H.
ficvlties.
4 Mountainn sixty-two Feet High
-Eilenburg-A Shooting
Festival.
FOURTH PAPER.

j, Spttiai Correspondence NJ Tie tAieago Tribune.
LEt,.zI0, Germany, March, LII n pcrsnn
living in this city wishes tu sec ully snrt 0f II
hill, Iln must take Journey III Ol,e direction
OF an0t',rr, fnr The rnytr0ns Of His EontIy
town form II vast plain, llnl,rnkcn t'y tho
slightest elevation for many l1ltlrs. It Is no
wonder, il.e,,. tlmt slinuld rrlisil kccnly II
weeks cssa1,c frn tilnG IN tfnle nnt Ut tlle
dark streets ainl nnrfcnt libraries. 1O-tny /
shall en,lravor 10 1'llt lntn tls slace Of Il
single letter s,lnc few scattered Incidents Of
perhaps n fortMtel,t's ra,nhle In tho cnutliry.
"A s.rert-car shields mn from tile ohseryn-
ton norltnarIly excited on tho promenade "
BY Il wnlkl,E-suft, nml helps ,nu otl NY why
rs fur rs oe Ut The suburbs 10 tho morrill,
setting ne tlnw1s, in fact, just before
THE "acltl|l.EIs currA6E,".
where for0lle summer this pnrrst md M0llcst
OF sonEsters ltvclt III TINT little ntifc chamber,
composing Ills "Osla tD joy" out ut the full
ness ut II l,cnrt oycrtlowlng will, strong
ideal lovo md the prltu nf opening manllnMl.
Just opposlt, n mn, has built restaurant,
calling 1t tho .sl.tttlc Schiller CASTLE" wl,rru
lie gives Sunday bulls. Whit Il contrast!
Here Il 1S'n,-n .tilIgy, smoky lHl-rooan for
tho lower glasses, smelling of bcrr mil to-
larco. We nnly cross tic why, sill owll III
the Poets oakcn chair, closu MIR eyes, anil
windows arc climbing vines nlMl tho whisper
inEs of Lave; We even seem to hear tho I'nct
himself, III Ut old, With full glad voice
singing:
"Joy from out Truths fiery mirror
! Grots tho sf,ekNr Will Il Afli!s,
AG # v5E'nfs ths far14 rEE s,sn. 1a ba wt1o,
Lotnpon Fn1h's s,lnllt hiill9rs
Through tho rents nf AllMtfcrcu collins
, SEQ her III tho hnKOl- ChOrl'
{Exeuso my own translation; have no
sther Mt land.) Baht have no appetito for
bocr in such place. II we 7nust have
afaterlalism III lis plain weck-day garb, let
Us at least hide 1t from Wow, not push It for
ward side BY slsle with. Art and Beauty. I
would fain piss the cottage uncovered, as
tho French pass by when they meet the dead
on tho road to burial.
Keeping on from hcra few miles to tho
north, wc go by a very old churcl, In I!ttle
village, which church tho villagers seem to
regard with some curiosity. Ticy say that
III tho Inst century certain Wcird-lo0king
Yponks used to visit tho churcI, tall yearly"
ja particular prostrating themselves. before
tho north :wnll, l,-.wlly, the people could
1teyor learn. However. Bismarck and monks
get on but indifcrcntly well. anil SO tho holy
fathors, like the swallows, hayo takcn to
warmer. climates. n
Continuing uur walk n little farther, wo
cross ole Of tho ,nnny haItle-ilclds Of history.
Here, III tic Seventeenth Century,
TIII; two G1lE.trEsr GENERALS OF THE
AdE,
ancl, till then inv1Hrble, mot in n death
struggle. Gustav A,l0lnhus (w,l0nl tho
Catholics Mt ilrst cntlcd the Snow-king), TIC
nridc a.,l hoI,u Of the Professionals, advanced
10 meet the old lion TIlly, that savage vet
IF 1.nar ! 7,,a,Cfl .1,Hu1t lNE O1(vHVg