The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-08-29
EUROPEAN LETTERS.
INTERLAKEN AND THE JUNG
FRAU PEAKS.
SnOw-Capped Cliffs and Disagree
able weather Add Nothing to
the Charms OfSwitzerland-FO
Churches in One, Etc.

Churches III One' F.tc'
INTERLAKEN, August II, 1889.
Editor Citizen This little Swiss town
is as its name implies located midway be-
tween the lakes here called mer-seas) of
Bricnz and Thun, upon a level strip of
land some two miles in length and one
fourth of a mile in breadth, each side of
which is shut closely in byrugged mount
aims of lime rock chiefly, but in part Gov
cred with splendid forest olbccch, fir, etc,
again reproducing many old aCquaint-
anCeS, while above them at one point
tower the brilliant snow covered peaks
of "lungtrau, here pronounced young
tr0w," and meaning new wife"
4 walk to the top of a little iOOthill
affords us Il most wonderfully lovely view
on all sides To the cast and west the
sweet calm lakes, connected by silver
thread, the river Aruc, winding its way
between the shade trees and houses of the
town at our feet, the broadest portion of
the valley spread out for cultivation, and
thoroughly cultivated, richin green grass,
ripe grain, orchards Of apples, pears, figs,
all inLcrspcrscd with the richest flowers
of many varieties, while one has only to
raise his eve from this scene, almost trop-
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ana many tiIies arg answCieu y iil"s'
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rccoGn'zeu our Hatiol'an'y ny o"l ilt''cn'
gave us IN our iallVe tongue "iosl NJ
tcrestlng description Oh hl'hy SURROUND
iUg points, ana adGen Il very curious
statement OF the renSlous cIntiliion '!nl,i ol
ilterlakeh' Ill one cuuiVi' pulrul'lS,
very old one; services ''rt il''l u 't Inc S''ile
time ior tne EnS''Sh 'oi ''le N"l'i'Ii II an
0ilcS ioT the lrtspy y''lnI,S, t.au iol tlN
frencn frotcstaiIS, anu "ne" VIC CA
pressed surprise tiiat Inns state oI l''l'SS
could exist ana our pIeaSu at the Soo9
feeling 1t Indicated our irieha rephed,
'Oh, yes, nut now nlucil Detter II Wou'u
be II we could only JON IN the same Wor-
snip; Dut that Will DC Whcli liie Master
comes And truly VIC think, as the
times grow Older ana wiser, and the
Episcopal church gains more and more
clergy such as this and canon Farrar
and Heber Newton and Philip Brooks
and DIR. Pinckney, and the Presbyterian
such as DIR, Lees, the time may be pre-
pared tor the Masters coming sooner
than we are wont to think possible.
review OF the past two weeks, our
first experience OF the continent OF Eu-
rope, brings us to the conclusion, that 1t
has been the most thoroughly enjoyable
of our lives, although laDOrlnp under