The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-07

pleasure. For who ever heard of anybody
looking forward to anything unpleasant
for next Sunday1'
.Geegle-geegle' said the fife approvtngly.
How do you -pet that word you Used
'ust now?' asked the fat drum politely and
apprehensivey.
The drum referred TO the word -luSu-
brious,' and the Individual dill not really
know how 10 spell IL. But 1t did not wish
to embarrass any one 10y saying 90.
Il will spell it for you next Sun lay
he replied With aiacrity and enthusiasm.
Right about face" cried the Individual
we viii now lead our dit glishcd visi-
tor through Next Sunday Land and show
him the wonders OF our civilization
N-re you will see mex, Sundays
weather. CONT ued he. pointing "a n great
bale OF sunshine waiting TO be stitched aud
hemmed. This Is the patent rainlesa kind.
copyrighted for Next Sunday and guaran-
teed never 20 appear anywhere elae.
Next 20 il you " i'll gee ;he Fine Games
that the children Of the world ot Every
them Ia Great quantities and yet We never
seem to be able TO fill the demaud-
The u,attraCtive child shook it's head
sadly and tho hfe whimparet 'geegle-
geegc" thct would havo souTded almo oct
mournful II it had no, been SO cheerful
The company now came TO huge noun
tain Of chicken homes. and, ss Fido had
supposed a. soon rs he saw them, they
prove d TO be- the bones 10 TO given - li,'le
dogs Next Sunday. Fldo thought that he
would try one. but. although lie opened his
m luth "a vide as ha could, he could not
gel hold Of ANYTHING except air and sun
shine, hich are not very filling,
"Geegle-geegle,' said the nervous and
impertinenf fife. -you can't eat next
Sundays things this Sunday
\ wish some people you'd reserve their
impolite remarks iii Next Sunday said
Fido, with entire good feeling and vim
dictiveness.
-Of course. TO be sure, certainly inter
rupted the individual. $50 let us all be
perfectly sociable and combative Here
YOU will see the Good Deeds that every
body. especially the little boys and girls.
always intend to do Next Sunday.
I'VE really don't know what to do about
them. They keep piling up and piling up,
and some dav We fear that they Will over
weight Next Sunday Land and spill over the
edge"
where would they fall them" asked
Fido. who had been becoming more and
more bored and f0so mated
sch, they would all drop into your world
Of Every Day" said the unattractiye child
making the fife gees e-Reegle like any
thing. But that would not interest my
one there. for nobody ever remembers
the Good Deeds that they expect to do next
Sunday,
just then the individual uttered a loud
shrek Of mingled dismav and humor. The
fat drum grew red in the face and began
to perspire. saying, "Xinc-a-banc-a. zinc
a-banc-a, 2inc-a- banc-a," as fast as il
could. which was good deal faster than
possible.
The ffe shrillv screamed 'geeRle gee gle
gecgle-geeglc. e,gle-g,egle!" with lively
ferocity and fear. The m.attractive child
blew and blew and blew until it grew red
and morered andmorc red.
All Of them began TO back away in a cere-
monious and Hdignifed manner, leaving
Fido staring al great dark blue cloud that
! was rapidly and eXcitedly approao hing,
Come away! Come away" shriekcd the
individual and the ,nattractiv child. Come
| away! Come away. or you'll be caught by
Blue Monday"
Fido barely had time to sneer unpleas-
antly before the cloud snatched him and
turned him over and over in the air. Wash
tubs and wet clothes and wringers were
flying around with him and striking him on
sensitive and desirable PARTS Of his body
with friendliness and vigor.
His mouth was full OF soapeudB and his
bark was awash IN bluins. Just ~ be VA