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AN OLD ROAD.

 

than then, for now all tourists, whether
Germans or otherwise, flock here by the
score to partake of the Bratwurst, a delic-
ious sausage which is served up with sauer-
kraut. My, I can taste it yet, it was so
very excellent.

I fear we dined at this restaurant more
than we did at our hotel, and the last thing
we did as we left the town was to go for a
farewell lunch to this tiny restaurant called
“The Bratwurst Glock,” famous for sauer-
kraut and sausage.

AN OLD ROAD.

OULD the cyclist of to-day be favored

+ with such roads as the old Romans
built,” said papa on his return

from Italy, “his joy would know no bound..
Our boulevards with their macadamized

roadways do not approach even in hardness
and are far less durable than these roads
built many centuries ago.

One of the most noted of these is the

Appian Way, commenced by Appius Clad-

 

PORTA ST, SEBASTIAN, ENTRANCE TO APPIAN WAY.