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B y TH O M A S M ILBVR N D P P
Aunt Sophie said she ‘‘liked to see Boys
0 B B Y was a little pig. N ot a nice
little pig with soft bristles and cat,” and her liking was eminently grati-
pink snout and cute little even fied whenever Bobby came visiting.
The dinner was a glorious one, intend
hoofs, but a little pig who went around
on two feet and wore shoes and snuffled ed to give Bobby a chance to display in
and complained because dinner was not the highest degree his peculiar abilities,
ready an hour before the appointed time. and Aunt Sophie watched him with pleas
W h o wanted all the titbits at table and ant anticipation.
Great was her surprise, soon turned to
the biggest apple and his own share and
half o f his sister’s share from every box alarm, when Bobby barely tasted his soup,
o f candy. W h o boldly asked the baker toyed with the turkey, took one bite o f the
for a cake for himself when he made the pumpkin pie and put aside the ice cream.
"H a ve you been eating anything?" Bob
family purchase and in like manner called
for bologna sausage at the butcher’ s and by’s mother questioned, but Bobby in
nuts at the grocer’ s. W h o, when he went sisted stoutly that he had not and then,
visiting, kept his parents in continual con to turn the uncomfortable questioning, de
fusion by his persistent and openly clared that he had been feeling ill since
avowed greed. That was the kind o f a morning.
Fatal erro r! Aunt Sophie had been
pig Bobby was. There are lots more pigs
like him and it makes us very sad to brought up in the country somewhere in
think that it is the other kind who have Pennsylvania and, next after feeding boys,
she enjoyed dosing them with medicines
to grow up and get killed.
Bobby had his own circle o f friends, o f her own concoction. Here was oppor
mostly little pigs like himself, and they tunity and she seized it.
She soon had ready her grand remedy
met in vacant lots and on street corners
and infested lumber yards and livery sta above all others, her own particular pride.
It
was a mixture o f powdered boneset
bles and had to be chased away from
leaves, rochelle salts and baking soda,
the "firehouse” a dozen times a day.
One day Jimmy Geohegan announced which after being nicely mixed into a
a great bit o f information which he had paste with castor oil, was fed to the vic
tim from a spoon.
received.
Bobby was led out like a lamb to the
" I got it from Sheeny M ike,” he e x
plained. " A n ’ it’s great. Dere's a lot o’ slaughter and indeed Aunt Sophie sqid
rich guys got up a scheme to give de something about his being a poor little
newsboys a feed on Thanksgivin’ Day. lamb, t ie r error was a slight one. H e
Dere’s goin’ to be a million turkeys an’ was a little pig.
barrels o f cranberry sass an’ hull wagon
H e vainly protested. H is jaw s were
loads o f oranges an’ nuts an’ ice cream pried apart— they had been apart several
an' candy, an’ everything else an’ not a times before that day— and the awful dose
cent for nothin.
N ow where arc they was forced upon him. His eyes rolled,
goin' to find enough newsies to cat all his frame shook and catastrophe was
that. I'd like to know. They gotter have clearly seen to be ahead. A quick alarm
help. So Sheeny M ike an’ Ginney M ike was sounded and appliances usual for
an' M ike the M ick is goin’ to go in as such emergencies were summoned. A fter
newsies an’ feed derc faces jes’ as long which, the deluge. Turkey, cranberry
as de rest. Dutch Peters an’ Chicago is sauce, celery, figs and other incriminating
both on de committee o f newsies to keep evidence were there by the pound. Then
out de ringers an dcy'll never peach- on came a period o f weak wailing, follow ed
any o f our gang. N o t on your lif e !”
by the confession that is good fo r the
There was great excitement in the gang soul, supposing that little pigs have souls.
and it was unanimously decided to get
There followed a diet o f bread and
tickets and go to the newsboys’ feast. milk, toast and the like, before Bobby
They were able little liars for the most was himself again.
But that time un
part and with the base connivance o f happily came and he is once more a little
"Dutch Peters" and "C hicago" they were p ig; but it is not likely that he w ill again
able to get tickets entitling them to at attend any dinner intended for newsboys.
tend.
W hen the time came, most o f those
who, like Bobby, had well-to-do parents,
W r itte n fo r tk U M agazin e
decided in favor o f the home dinner and
H E laziest creature on earth, if
turned their ill-gotten tickets over to boys
it is proper to apply such a term
who were in greater need o f a feast.
to an animal who makes his own
Bobby, however, resolutely determined
first to ' feed his face" at the newsboys’ livin g and asks no favors o f anybody,
dinner and then decorously go home and is that which is known by a name which
play his usual brilliant part at the family implies just such a characteristic, the
sloth. In the forests o f the Am azon we
banquet.
So he lit out. dressed in his worst find him hanging, back downward from
clothes, and took his place among the the branches o f a tree around which his
hungry
newsboys.
He
was specially great hooked nails are fitted. H ere he
____JH hangs, eating o r sleeping, which is prac-
noted by the charitable ladies in charge.
d n e can see
”ee tically all he does. H e feeds, o f course,
"P o o r dear!” they said. “ One
clearly that he never had enough to cat upon the leaves o f the tree in which his
habitation is fixed and when he has
before.”
But if this were so, they were deter eaten all the leaves within reach he
mined that he should have enough this moves a few inches, eats again and falls
time.
So turkey, cranberry sauce, figs, asleep. H e hardly could fall if he tried,
dates, candy and ice cream were forced for he does not hold to the limb by
upon him until he was as fu ll o f food muscular effort, but merely by the shape
as an inflated balloon is full o f gas. A t o f his great curved claws. I f he were
last, with his pockets full o f candy and shot and no death struggle follow ed the
fruit, he made his escape, hurried home body would hang there until release-1 by
and put on his best clothes just in time decay, when the great claws still would
to join the family in starting out to Aunt be le,t hanging. The lon g hair usually
Sophie's, where they were invited for din has some greenish vegetable brganism
| on it and tends to hide the animal from
ner.
any possible enemv. Taken
to
the
ground, it can hardly walk and makes
no attempt to defend itself, uttering
only a feeble cry.
la s ts
The Sloth
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