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...was a descendant of the Staufen- berg group, put up a monument on the slope, no doubt in order to keep up a claim on the property. Not long after- ward, during a bitter anti-Semitic agita- tion, the monument disappeared between sunset and sunrise, and nobody has ever seen a trace of it since. Passing the locust-trees we go through a tunnel of overhanging branches mountain ash and laburnum and come to a grove of columnar fir-trees, which tower on high in superb aloofness, send- ing their roots underneath the path, out of which they crop here and there to in- 87 FROM BROOM TO HEATHER vite a careless foot to stumble. Dark masses of moss-covered rock peer out from among deep ferns and green sorrel and glossy English ivy, while from the trees comes the trilling of i n n u m e r- a b 1 e hidden birds. The paths which lead more **" " steeply to the summit are provided now and then with DOORWAY OF KIRCHBERG CHURCH grOUpS Ol Old stone steps, which shorten the distance. They all converge to a...