The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, November 24, 1901, Page 8

8 THE SUNDAY CALL 1 1 1] ll III U & / v p " ’ » S lin (/T "R A : Pl ot A v | f ,"A". o ap &) @ -’ » - X 1. A’ g L I S LG~ 1M ; ‘)74 '““"lllllllll!llllllllmnmunmmllllllllllllllllllllll INE greedy gobblers-having a fétc, 3 One ate his head off, then there were eight. _ Eight greedy gobhlers_gobbled worms—eleven! One gobbled four so fat—then there were seven, Seven greedy gobblers in a bad fix, ‘Woodchuck killed the fattest one, then there were six | ! .V'Six greedy gobblers moaned the sad theft; " One drowned himself intears—only five left! Five greedy gobblers spfead a showy tail, One put his out of joint—four began to wail. Four greedy gobblers cir¢led round a tree, A dizzy gobbler stubbed his toe, then there were three, Three greedy gobblers shut in a pen, One pined for fresh air—two there were then. \ Two greedy gobblers didn’t care to stay, One sprained his wishbone, the other flew away, So Tom can have no turkey THIS Thanksgiving day,