Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07
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| ODD OLD WORLD
,,.,., Scott and Family Have
,,,srsstinu Experiences While
Touring Europe.
,vDs AMERICA WELL LIKED.
, I'm German Theatcr shows
an, Wind Blows-SOme
Mighty Good stories.

.. scott one OF salt Lakes
4 -lr,nt residents. who with his wire
1',-.., be,4 has been touring the
Ia is home again. Last even
81 ..i5 of fne trip. lie was agree
" .,r,.s5 90 ind America regard
'9 slgbiy in foreign countries Ev-
~. can De heard a good word
word Of praise-for the
~. NJ the free and the home of the
-, He uses some little incident as
incarnation of this good feeling.
nv. attended a variety hall while
cling inland in Germany" explains
,,s scoli zone of the turns was that
~ ~. ,,seIcian. who performed rather
II y 800 series Of Gag tricks. As a
ee-.s, nj pulled "a huge German nag
ll..'-F srsre while his attendant pulled
v- buee American flag. AT the
Al f5e two flags the house went
VA md the cheering lasted for
vbne There were a few Ameri-
2 m fhs house and OF course they
V5.,,ss5 heartily az seeing the dear
eos4 sa-s and stripes. but noticed
N, Germans themselves cheered each
ssg as % was produced
An ODD RESTAURANT.
Come of the countries visited by the
81 Taker were Sweden. Denmark,
i vrgiand France. Germany Belgium,
Il S~i,7srlapd and others. Mr. Scott mar
80 sr amusing Incident which hap
- while hts party was travelling
\ is-,,eb Sweden. I'VE all walked into
. r.ei rafe" DE said land sat down at
$3.50 me many tables scattered about
~ r'sce We noticed a fellow walk in
4 ,,s, sbfsl of ms. He walked TO a
49, at one side Of the room. This
Il vas riei high with plates and table
vSra generally. Further down the
,oor, MAS a long counter upon which
mo- Joints of meat. pots of potatoes
"a rsgstables and other hot dishes
steamed appetizngly The man ahead
N us walked 90 the various dishes and
II Sslrs8 himself Then he sat down and
II bsgap eating We presumed he was
II hi pr0oriet0r and waited for some
tine f1l n waiter 20 appear Finally
aasr We had seen other patrons come
n ana hello themselves Il dawned upon
rs mat such was the usual method Of
90
doing things
aPENNY-IN-THE-sLOT" MEALS.
eve gathered plates. knives and forks
and made up a meal But the end was
mol yet After sitting down Mrs. Scott
imagined She would like a pickle, so
lpft her place 20 get one A waitress
tVooppd down upon our table and
carried Mrs SCOTS untouched dinner
away % the kitchen. This thing Of
.hayng patrons wait on themselves in
ieresied me greatly When you are
Through with one course a waitress
aihers your dishes. you gather clean
Caa and start out upon another
a1Se but one may eat as much as
h peasos at a fixed price. We saw
Bees Zoo. where you drop pennies In
b SLOT each coin slit yielding some
riola needed TO build a meal. on
b steamer seven meals we've served
N th0V who wanted that many. Pas
Egers Earned TO skip some and tackle
aen, thus keeping happy and well
DENIES "CANARD."
Al this juncture Mr. Scott was asked
Out the German sign" story told
lou, BIN On the New York Herald by
Paris correspondent. As printed In
: New York paper, Mr.. Scott trans
1ed a sign over one OF the cages In
g Zoo al Hamburg saying Il read
Do 10, Feed the Animals After
ssyone had leaned up against the
b. an attendant came along and
Bowed the tourists where they had
Zen an marked up by paint. why
afent you careful? Why didn't
~ read that sign. Fresh Paint p %
aai ls The way the story was told. but
NJ Soon denies the base Alienation