Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1911-01-11
from New York To Cape Town
SOME OF THE INTERESTING PLACES OF EUROPE

tai The neN day / took "Trip ny
! stoOEn-rrs7n tsteaIn carr To see sorne
! o. the Country AT ONE Town ] cor OF,
! ] saw , school dismissed. The child
ren's wooden shoes made considerable
nulse running along the hrlsk Streets.
| One boy came ON with his shoe broken
in hall, and another held I'D ms shoe
| 70 show me the hoe IN the sole.
| The following day ] leff ion ArnsseT-
/ dam Here Is CITY In1ersec1ed with
Innume-ahle canals and crossed by
three Thousand bridges The palace
there Is sand 70 be buih ON nearlg
! l4.aoo piles. ] visl1ed the Rvke Mn
semi, which contains q large number
oi paintings aai the Dgtrch Schonll nor
able among them being Rembrandt
masterpiece, The Nigh Watch.
then look IN the zoo, which Is The
largest in the world
Leaving Amsterdam, nex1 entered
Germany, gong 10 Hamburg and Ser-
In. The la11er Is a beautI5nl CIV, with
WIDE avenues The strreis are KEEP.
1 remarkably clean by beng flushed
every Tncl-. which x an example well
70 ne followed by THE rest d the ci-irs
oa the world J engaged cab IN Ber-
I'm 10 See the CITY and 1he various
PAGES Cd interest were pniu.a6 nm 10
ms nv lhe driver ii German en-
Bowed the ride bu did no5 know The
names Oh the places,
My nsU CITY was Luneck. Having
got acquainted with a gentleman en-
-nu1e, We took II The sights together
Il Is ce-rgIniE z guam old town WIN
some buildings SOD wears old The.
bindings looked as Though they be-
langed ID n sll1Irely dItsTcu race
visited ths museum, winch seemed 10
have every inch OF Ihe woodwork IN
SIDE carved. Most soi rne buildings
were huit1 q brick. beng In1eT4aIl
wlth back glazed brlck II CORN xsT-
lou> designs Al bindings mad 1ss--a
CORA -oais, anC they al seemed uuiqne
and old There was : castle NEAR Inc
station with n walls caved IL. and
naturally presented q VERY dilamda4ea
pprz-ance.
pSl SEA bound iar Copenhagen. Be-
lore landing a Copenhagen : 1elaov
Win rwc boxes q patent medicines
tried 70 ger me n pass ane through
customs ion INN rs ne could ty law
only pass one, ] ieh obliged II leave
nm lclsS elsewhere J 5ei1 Qul1s Il
humt ~ THE ho1el as nearly everyone
spoke English drove through NE
business secuGR, and saw some VERY
aid htIl5lIHgs- One was dared IszI
! hs people al dress IN English s-via
I9u-Ine my s1sg ] visi1ed 1ht Iivlh,
which i an amusement park cover
me several acres A niie everybody
seemed 20 DRINK beer throughout my
travels. ] faund one place II 1hlS PARK
where they sold 8ug mlk. ans 1he-e
were hundreds Cd neupis sl-rlnS around
tahies enjoying E glass oi milk WIN
-fcT lunch. l,hcy had one % -hs hrs1
lt-chcS-ras Al -hr Ilval -hag / ever
heard, and ] spsrr several evenings
here z WEN no -he Marble Church
on SIInazE morning, and found 1nt
st.rvIce uu1lr interesting Though ]
cauid nEE understand DANISH The
CHOIR were nj women dressed n black
Inc church = nigh, svI1h a iare1
dome and eve-y sound echoed - zaai
There was nCs much mnsic IN the sing
ing ] len me church shortly and
VEN 40 1hs Church 81 the Czar n
Russia. winch was huil1 in- ms use
when visiting Copenhagen THIS
church had three golden tisInes.
Though 3 very small church Tlnr
whole interior WIS uacnlrcen1lv Ii:--
ca-aec6 IN pal6 There were TWO
press reading and singing End bow
IT CIr a dIreCtldnS. winch showed AT
extreme --frual tve-yItIng showed
extreme richness The robes q. 1he
priests were ni llSin green emh-didtT-
eG wilh gold Al CERTAIN TIMES Tie
bells rang. starting with uns. then
Cwo and -ir-et making : terrible nuiSr-
and LhS priests were making CROSSES
AZ ,ave- their hodicS zud charming
alouG II 1hs Russian tongue A zney
SWING 1hS incense, 1T inSldS CHANGE