The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-12
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I the executive mansion. kuny King
ishlps Oft the furniture and removing
/ bodily statuettos aud aush small
! foel But not until the duke ot Alb
ruaTi gave information to the police
did / pluck ap courage 10 write Of
certain strange flights OF thr Bird
Of Freedom
: 1t was in truth birds nT pres that
descended ON the popular Italian
princes flagship Nercse, In the
/ North noisy rowdy birds
that. not content with knives and
( forks spoons and salt cellars.
snatchcd spare uniforms and cut the
: buttons and lace from them. The
ship was looted. as Admiral Prince
! Louis OF BattenberS ship was loot
ed. only the duke Of Abruzzi under
stood his guests less well and kick
/ ed Hence his appeal to the police,
who begged the enthusiasts to re-
turn all souvenirs and mo questions
would be asked, %
But this is merely by the way, and
leading up to the impotent fury Of
the hotel and restaurant keepers
For the Hotel Mems association has
just met in Washington, and its
members gathered round the table
remarked that the carting off of
soup tureen was the limit" And
Herewith each turned to his neigh
Dor with Boss Tweed's classic query:
what are YOU going to do about
it,"
\ queer thing-this turning of
the hotel and restaurant men. /
thought both looked upon the SOU
venir" business as with them for
ever. Certainly their prices should
have insured them IF I'm charged
one and three for two penny por-
ported have | no right to collar the
| spoon" The reasoning is that of a
travelled Bostonian with whom l
talked on the subject. Both he and
thousands of other reputable citi-
zens have a souvenir collection at
I home so have their wives and sis
/ tiers, mothers and brothers. fathers
and daughters. And the children are
/ in no wise behind.
have seen many such collections,
neatly stored in cabinets-a tag on
every wine glass and salt shake.
( / remember one of vast range in
Dallas. Texas 1t was the family
pride-a regular magpie's nest of
glirtering things Pepper casters
/ from the opulent St Regis, fruit
knives from the Waldorf. plated ash
1 traps from the new Belleyue-Strat-
ford at Philadelphia. big soup ladies
from the Chicago Auditorium. Aye.
the mcmeutos a plenty from the st.
Moritz Engandtuer Kuhn and the
far-off Carlton. the Paris Bristol.
too. and the Brussels Flandres-
flower holders from Shepherds i'm
| Cairo. little salyer from Ritter
Tin Hamburg and cute little
cream jug from Palm Beach There
we're china ornaments. small bed
room clocks and linen galore from
hotel restaurant ocean liner and
. railroad train.
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