The Seaforth News, 1959-12-24, Page 7Bitten ay Monkey
With A Hangover
Many and various were the
pets .which 1 kept during my
stay in Paraguay, As F do not
like birds or animals in stages,
they always had the run of the
house and garden.
My favourite was a shall grey
monkey which I bought from
my washerwoman, Carmen, dur-
ing nay first year in Paraguay,
when I had yet to acquire the
knack of handling wild animals.
The monkey Carmen offered nae
Was strangely quiet and did not
bite me when 1 took it in my „
arms.
I put Dodo, as 1 had decided'
to call my new pet, into a box,
and went about my chores. Re-
turning an hour later, I picked
him up and was badly bitten for
my pains,
My indignant cries brought
' my husband to the scene, "Now."
he said, "you can -see' how tame
your dear little monkey really
is,"
I•Ie then told me about a dodge
the natives have when they
want to sella wild animal . to a
foreigner. They give it cane, a
potent rum made from sugar
cane, and It stays. doped • for art
hour or so. Paten. which the ani-
mal -suffering from a hangover
- reverts to its wild state, only
'moreso t
"You'd better get rid of it,"
he told me.
His suggestion merely made
me more determined than ever
to keep the little monkey. It
took a long time and much pa-
tience to train it, but after some
weeks Dodo could not hear me'
out of his sight, end would con-
stantly ride on my . shoulder;
with his arm round my neck.
He was always "up to some mis-
chief, and one of his pranks al-
most. cost him his life.
He got into our medicine cup-
board , and although unable to
uncork any of the bottles, man-
aged to open a tube of laxa-
tives and eat about half of the
contents. That night he was a
very miserable monkey, and
nearly passed .out t But he had
learned his lesson and never
went near ' the medicine eup•
board again.
We lost Dodo when we lett
him in Paraguay while on holt-
day in' England. The natives in-
formed us that Dodo went into
the forest one . day and did not
return. 1 very. much suspected
he was resold, as a tame monkey
with such amusing tricks fetch-
ed' a good price in the capital,
writes Joan Bottrell in "Tit -
Bits."
Another pet was a baby os-
trich. There was no . small object
that he would • not swallow' -
thimbles, spools of thread,.money,
paper, nails and soap, were some
of the things he seemed to thrive
on. But when my husband
caught him in the act • of swal-
lowing his favourite' pen -knife,
I knew that was the end of
that pet. As the ostriches on our
land were not allowed to be
chased or killed, they. were quite
'tame an d would come' within
fifty yards of the house. When
next, they appeared, 1 took mine
out and introduced it to its re-
lations. -After a preliminary in-
spection they all went. off to-
gether, so I did ,not feel that
parting' too much.
The only' pet.1 had to keep in
a cage was a long-legged fox.
^ This is a queer animal, and
somewhat rare. It has the head
and body of a fox, a mane like
a lion and a tufted tail. It has '
long legslike a foal.
It .is seldom seen during the
day -time, as it travels by night,
LIKE A BIRD - Mrs. Annie Jen-
kins, 24, resolutely keeps her
place' on. a utility pole in down-
town Los .Angeles. She climbed
the pole during an argument
with her. husband. It tooka
power company crew with a
mobile elevator to get her
down. Shewas taken to a hos-
pital for mental examination.
covering great distances. A pair•.
have only two cubs •at a litter
and the parents have been seen
each carrying a baby in their
mouths. I should never, have:
chosen to. have one of these
animals as a pet as they are
very savage, but the boys ,had
found it in a cave and thought
I would like to have. it.
If I had not' accepted, I' knew
its life would be more miserable
-if possible -with .them than
with me. I could not set; pit free,
as the boys had broken, its leg.
when capturing it. I made them
put a splint on the broken :.limas
and hoped it would heal so that.
I might give, it its freedom. But
,it only lived for about ten days
longer.
Of 'the many pet birds. I .had,
a large white owl with big, ears
wag my favourite. 'My son' found
a nest with the mother owl
sitting on some eggs and brought
one home. As luck would have
it; I had a hen sitting at 'the,
time, and I gave her the awl's
egg to hatch.
I took the fledgeling away as
soon as it was hatched as I felt
it was too much to expect" the,
hen to bring up so 'queer a
chick. I managed to rear 'the
baby owl, and when it could fly
I ' had a box'; made and placed
in a tree near, the house.- This
was always open' and the owl
stayedin it all day, but at sun-
--down It would. fly into the house
to eat• a huge meal of raw meat.
Then it would set about look-
ing for tit -bits' . such as 'insects.
I t s particular favourites were
cockroaches and horned. beetles.
Unfortunately" my owl .disap-
CHINESE JUNK ON FLIGHT DECK - The aircraft currier Lexing-
ton docked at ' Alameda, Calif. with. an unusual item on her
flight deck - a Chinese junk. The Lexington was returning
from a seven-month cruise in Far Eastern waters. The Chinese"
junk is owned by Commander C, D Curtis, thecurrier's nervi-
garor, who pions to sail it near his home.
peered one night during mating
time.
Another feathered • friend was
a perincho. This is about the
size of a thrush, striped fawn
and black, with a tuft of fea-
thers on its head and a rasping
cry . , , pe-ri-ri, pe-ri-ri. It was
given to me as a fledgeling and,
was easy to tame,
For the first few days it ven-
tured only round the' house and
thgarden, but soon was flying far-
er and farther away, only cow,:
ing home at sundown for a meal.
One 'evening .it -did not return,
and I thought that was the last
I would see of Peri. But a' few
days later, back it came greet-
ing me with its familiar 'cry. Be-
lieve it ornot, it came and went
in that manner for nearly . a
Year, sometimes staying away
'for a week or more,' Then the
sad day came or,
I heard its
friendly oryno more. I always
hoped 'it might' return bringing
a family to visit me,'
One of my pets was a toucan.
' The boys had wounded it in the
wing with, a ,'catapult, Luckily,
the bone was not ; broken•' and
as soon; as it could fly again,
I let it, go.
Toucans are -decorative. birds
• with wide, hooked orange beaks,
which they put to a:, rather
- doubtful use, A.great ,number of.
birds in South' America build
• their nests in holes in the trunks
of trees and as the toucan's` fa-
vourite meal is eggs. andfledgel-
ings, it finds this beak very use;•
fur for robbing nests.
I have'. seen a toucan clean
up a dozen or so at a time with
• the frantic parent birds peck-
• ing and .scratching. at it; but
the toucan • took absolutely no
notice and 'calmly continued its
meal.
Can't. Swat A fly
So`- Hundreds Die'
Operations' are now under, Way
to- build a 150 -mile road' link-
ing India with Thimbu, the pew
capital ., of. Bhutan. When . corn-
plete this modern jungle -pierc-
ing'' highway will cut travelling
time' from seven 'days 'to'.two, so
'vastly improving . communica-
tions 'between India and this
'small,;• independent state, east of
Nepal, with its' population of
700,000 spread over 18,000 square
miles.
Strange gods are worshipped in
the valleys, where' most Rhuta-
nese''communities 'thrive. Some
valleys are 9,000 or" more feet
high, set. amid' the mighty snow -
clad Himalayas.
In each there are, one or more
"traditional dzongs; " pagoda -like
buildings, with gold roofs and
dragon -style decorations. These
temples serve both as'centres•of
religious rites and of local . ad-
ministration. When a priest. or
lama•is':in residence, no woman
rnay'sleep dna dzong. Even Mu-
,tan's
hu-,tan's dusky queen must obey.
,this rule.
These,people, originating from
Mongol 'and . Nepalese ,races, and'
now menaced by, China, ' also'
show a great reverence for.. life.
They will not kill a fly for their
religion,. a mixture of Buddhism,
Phon and Hinduism, forbids it, so
flies flourish, •:'spreading disease
and pestilence,
Dysentery, the country's No. 1
killer,` claims hundreds of 'vic-
tims yearly, yet the people dare
not risk 'offending their deities,
'by launchinganti-fly campaigns.
The one 'sacrifice they allow
themselves to make annually is a
yak, which, they say, the gods.
needin .order to be appeased.
Navy Nicknames,
Have you noticed that sailors
of to -day are hardly ever called
"Jack Tars as they were up to
the beginning of the first World
War? Nicknames die hard in the
Navy, but it's easy to see why
"Jack Tar" is seldom heard to-
day.
It dates back to the seven-
teenth century, the "Tar" in
those clays signifying the ordin-
ary sailor's job. Tar was one of
the most important things in any
sailing ship. It often covered a
sailor's hands and clothes all the
time he was on duty.
It usedto be said that sailors
had a nickname for everything.
Some nicknames are still widely
used lir the Navy. They include
"The Owner," "The Bloke" and
"Jimmy -the -One" - the sailor's'
names for the captain,cominan-
der and first lieutenant of his
ship. 'Gunnery -Jack" was '.once
common for the gunnery lieuten-
ant. Chaplains were called "Devil
Dodgers." Navigating officers
were "Navvies,"
Naval ships are often given
nicknames, especially when their
proper names are difficult to
pronounce. Bellerophon, for in-
stance, became "Billy . Ruffian"
and Psyche was "Fish."
Ate party one night a woman
Was admonishing her husband.
"Henry, that's the fourth time
you've gone back fel more food.
Doesn't it embarrass you?"
"No," replied the husband' "l
tell them I'M getting it for you.'
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