Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-17
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At Antwerp party and ways.
Goodwin agreeable gentleman who had abroad for
rest and left his wife and family home with the lone
of the situation Mrs. Pennypaer and myself again in
the Geological Garden He hurried forward bouquet
and after separation day together like long lost
friends Two things learned to avodthe
travel where ignorant guides you the new things
better hom table dhote dinners which nure
stomach and waste time Through the ADVICE of E. " Ians
dale society man of experience we put up in Antwerp at the
Hotel dc la Paix but did like it. In the temple of cloaa
found this rather notice. "On de ester dbout
sur la sepen We examined the cathedral with its treasured
Rubenss descent from the Cross there meeting Bishop o. W.
Whitaker and his wife, found the the old
streets along the sced the carts pulled by dogs the
gathering the garbage of all in the old prison La
Steen with its dungeons, which of my people in the six
eenh century had been confined before benbned and eheade
In Holland at the Hague of course Paul Poer "Bu and
Schevenngen but The Hague itself had become modern city and
Disappointing At aarlem the tulip garden heard the
great church played and at the town hall stood wonder
gy before those old burgomasters whom Franz Halls has kept
alive through the centuries Dutch influenced by
no fads and is the real thing carried 70 perfection.
In Amsterdam called upon Dr. J. g. DeIoop Schefrer, the
aunor of the History of the Reformation the Netherlands with
whom had been corresponding for and pleasant
evening with him talking about Mennonite literature We attended
services in the Dude Kerk where many
buried inc udng old Admiral Ruyter,
fought thrtytwo naval battles An invitation his funeral
papers Pennypackers Mills In the Rks Museum
stayed long before Rbrandt Ngh Watch and the head of the
"Old Woman In going higher
the boat stopped while the rushed fill the ncosure
The haryokng Dutch skipper took advantage of the opportunity
fares no change and handed him ten
norn gold piece, worth about four dollars which he lay
his while
then blast of wind turned the leaves of his book and the gold
the bottom Of the Damn hell"
claimed in good English irriatcd and disappointed
resident of New York could have uttered Brock
with their tails tied and the of their stalls
worked into ornamental figures and Zaandam the wndms and
the house Peter At aken which then had
much spoiled by the current of visitors engaged kaas De Witt
take his fishing boat the Zuyder Zee Monncken-
dam from which town had the first sail Della
river where climbed the church
followed through the streets by crowd of Dutch
uchin and lass wooden shoes After Marken
kaas kicked off his sabots and threw them into the
boat why did do hat?' inquired 9" swim with
them the rather unsatisfactory But the
attractive found in Holland sIertogenboh
old capital Braban Travellers seldom
ncoSng the city still the old wall and ditch In the fine
cathedral the sacran tells with baed breath
knocked the heads and fingers off the satuay
shown the bag with its of blood which the head
rolled the eXecutoncr cut off, In the market
laughing and having good their
bage In the inr kitchen filled with brass copper,
bright that JOY behold and in the dining
omeet be yet remembered with cheees every
In Crefed from which many people Germantown
city whose great silk manufactures the of
weaving OF the early Mennone slept with feather bed
another feather bed support before
Frederick Mueller of Amsterdam told
geneaogy in manuscript concerning the Op Graes