The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18


o. Good Tesunlsra has sgst concluded and
several thousas4e members Of The orsaai-
Zsfiou In cur Evergreen state TiB be
Interested ir the following summary of
si5e proceedings.
Zur8ea the town chosen for the trtar-
nationaf supreme lodge OF the I. -. G.. r
for fs1 Is too little known the Intel
sec-ssai ard commercial capital Of Swift
erland. II has with Justice been described
@s he -.gosiern ATKINS Of Europe. Tho
syaEern Of technical education is praeti-
caiIy unrI.aied. An eloquent testi-
naantal 20 the truth OK This If the fact tfsaf
there are row FIVE young Eng.sS1
students s'ucying ia Zurich with schol-
ssships OF S7a9 year from South Ken
sington for scientific research. Tbs
commercial prosperity Of Zurich Is az
tested by It's growth during the last few
FEARS from S9.Vs3 TO fsEse population.
tnti. Placing u far above all ether Swiss
cities In pesnt Of size. Upon first snaeg-
iig tiIe city stranger IT, ~ once :Ea-
pressed with the contract between the oil
ard tew porttona ths latter Including
number ~ magnificent buildings The
serni-eircie around The end Of The lake
composed Of tire new opsr1 house. TIE
Hotel basr-ass-iac. the Hotel Bellevue.
the TtfaS.~lit ard thc Red and " hite
castles, fronting apon 4 grand boulevard
water irons parks sad handsome quays
pscs@nts most inlpoeing appearance
Tuning towards the lake the visitor notes
WITH pleasure Gne beautiful Sioping hank
studded with prosperous villages ard
fertile orchards with the safnhre foot
hills ard the gTnw~clad summlts Of the
Alps for a background The Limmat
river. issuing from the Lake Of Zurich, Is
THE csEftFe round which the city has de-
veioped from the Roman fishing co'on>-
OF ? go years ara 20 ihe commercial a1d
Industrial metropolis OF today. Its rapid
flow through the city has been utilized
b. all the appliances known e ninc-
tesnth century progress and contributes
ere atty To The Industrial activity. Zurscn
II rich ia historical associations small
mark known as the 'Lindenhof" over
looking the Iimmat. Is h. spot where the
Fcmsu soldiers of Turicum pitched their
camp and gave the place .ts name.
This FrAumuenater abbey was estab-
itshed by King Ludwig. of Germany in
the ninth century. and the present struc-
tnre dates from the eleventh century.
Directly across the Linmat is the Gross
fnuepster with ats twin towers con
stracted In the eleventh century on the
site of an older buldine destroyed by
fire. Halfway 40 the tower nearest the
fsimmat h !, statue of the Emperor Char
lenapne scs ted in his chair OF state his
cSoso on his head his sword on his knees.
Acf oss the street an ancient residence
bss x tablet indicating that il was once
the abode OF the great emperor. II was
IL the Grnssmueuster tina. Uirich Zwinsli
tsH TIE reformation ia AEntF1t EUROPE
While Luther Iaboring ia Germany.
From 1919 10 1851 zwlngll batied for Pre- !
testantisra IN this ancient pulpit and fin
ally on the batti field Of kappel AT the
tas.d 81 the troops of Zurich. he sealed
Ills testimony with his blood. Here IS
erected a bronze statue Of the great re-
former Bible in ore hand and sword In
The ether q type 81 the fighting par
sou" Thus early imbucd with the snirt
Of reformation, Zurich became the refuge
OF RELIGIOUS exlies from England in the
reign Of Queen Mary. Here In 1875 Miles
Coycrdaie tirst printed the entire version
OF the English Bible The Good Templar
representatives from all pa-ts of .he
wefiT feel tf'ilv grateful that the aessi0n
of the supreme lodge has been held in
city SO beautiful in location SO grand
81 history and so rich In scientific and
Industrial progress: and all must carry ,
with them TO their homes far and near.
most ha9py recollectlons OF their visit 10
the hanks Of Zurich's fair waters"
session az the Supreme Lodge.
The session opened on Wednesday June
18th. Prior tn the session two days had
been spent in conference or Institute Of
workers In the juvenile department.
ihroushou, the world \ comprehensive
address vas made by Miss Jessie For
sytb Of Boston showing the progress 81
the Juvenile work ~ the order. Among
tho Interesting features were two demon
STATIONS IF practical methods OF nstrnct-
iug children. called "Fyc-catc Lessons"
given hv Arthur Newell Of England who
stands 10 the head of ep@D8 organized
Juveniles III that country. Or. Forcl. OF
Yrr3ch snealsinr Through -, intervention
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tonr~vs eor ha fr.ornettoneI rnstgt,,tc
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tlie poSt two ycsrs as IoIiows,
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