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The route is under the railroad bridge, through the garden and ascension to the elaborate bridge of steel and granite. The route to Interlaken has a succes- sion of views of river, lakes and mountains. The town is delightful and the ride among the moun- tains seems like one in the forest primeval. There are villas, pensions and shops which show the demand of tourists for souvenirs. The funicular carried us up many feet and the outlook at the top included views of lake, town, mountains, some of ...them in their cover of per- petual snow. A painted picture of this would seem a composite with its diversity. n, iinknown tongues, --active place, sal c- plants, h shrni greenhouses, walk -ite is under the railt ;en and The There an : 1n THUN. -TL -i- iii 1-11 i and . The 1 he trailing clouds have hidden the ice-capped Alps. i their cover of p ictim I FIFTH CHAPTER. "A Man's Wisdom Maketh His Face to Shine. " Dr. Dudley discussed in the Congress the ques- tion of "High Speed Locomotives" that for the long distance trains which run nine hundred and sixty to one thousand one hundred and fifty- eight miles to complete their time schedules, the actual speeds on portions of the lines are daily from seventy to seventy-five miles per hour and eighty is often exceeded with trains of five hun- dred to seven hundred tons.
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