The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1889-02-22
FRIENDLY GREETINGS.
Forms OF SelutAtlon Employed IA
Dtnoront Countries
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h@ Il-easnis-d Fsrm-rhs I@P~t
asas Nas.sri.h sA1utas

obscrxrr can uai hrip uruarki tn differ
ent mAnncrs in waHh tbs various Traveller.
tssirsfuaHs 90 ufhcrei-r enrct uao auuthrr. I
kays tis' issasana staz ..muug fhr ans %
ssz.m nst. - tytaaeI ~ uhe Amerraus
ami Engish. ne mss, uslimag aud general
saiuiaiian = ill., ~ shaking lands Ttis
l.. e esafsc. nIiy doEc uu comiug IN cAuse
couist, aud bat uuau ia a day with the
ssmr f-rsna q. suniuteut = petultr -ly In
giish - le.i 10 b. by European ngEtlnsn
tai u4fl8hs. that u u u4an wishes 20 b. lar
t~aui4Fr 4acutiyc toa tuavalcr from Great
Britain ~ AErrira ~ vii insist au shak
ing handa NHh nim a. often as b. Dah 1T
ia. rhansv Therr are tbaso wh0 rlai.I a.
furm ihr.f upu au ~ stranger fram a.
Wuy iu wh.rh hr give. h. hand Escu II
II b. na issssi.lr iur thr D uric 90 ulpruich
mar guru-t1 fur thi- frtrtiit "trip the u.au-
nor la uhpfh ame f'r-sn ~fesugiiz's another
D, lrrirl 4 rrut.rtana nlpnachinr a lady
U4ir4- h,r r.asciy ta te whether she will
brs 90 .,im o. 81. ~ FUSS h. uat Hardly
tUa men. hpWs.et dathis simple act in u,
same WAY. uug huurislrs- q az arm
lcueth; .al;h,f i.lru1t raises u from hi-
head: "A lizard a. Is,-e las shla, - n he were
aalIns a CHARTS W.lls g. fourth seems
frsaicucd iest hA s0lnr mischuucc hc should
di--rraaE las HAIR. TAt fair lady, too.
de-. not always return the salute IN the
same yuS.
Cross tine channel. however. and one j. IN
q iaud wlere tt' lifting b. the recognized
snlutatpn ~ appears 40 hr-t curi0us 10 u
native Uf tmcrsr.u ur Eughsh soil 10 see a
Mt i~osvlr-n rua hrtycr ~ pcddlcr solemn.
ly "a s.. has hsid covering Il does not al
ways amouui 10 ~ much a. u hat-to an
equally dt"iy brnthcr workman with au air
malt yluus dutiss might cuvv, but In time
pnc fail. to nuttrc such things. On enter.
inc aud lcaviug a shop, no matter how
small. the puiitc man again uncuvcrs his
head. while each of these actions ~ always
accompanied 10y au appropriate word Of
Tpriiug The peasants IA Spain, In the
ruentry, on meeting a stranger offer him as
psalptaliuu a portion Of the bread they al.
gyays rarry with them. OF course II Is re
fused with thanks, aud great would be the
asiouishmcnt ~ the wou.d-be donor were
T. accepted. la Gcrmauy in TACT, pretty
w,!l alloycr crOuttnopt-to pass u man or
wasum nn a country road without saying u
friendly greeting Is lvolscd upon us very i'm.
pilttc, aud the person doing 50 would Ger.
tniuly b. regarded ~ u stranger. Among
tn French aud Bclgians especially the hab-
u uf mcn embracing one another Is quite
NNAAAhANAAH - HNNA anu we VI W hNAAhaAA
fricuus. thinking nothing Of falling into each
others arms AMI kissing In public.
Iuc Malays AMI other Polyncsians salute
by snclBg. This il performed hy rubbing
noses. 1. fpFuicr rr4dvut Of New Zealand
SAYS that va meeting after an absence Of
SOM tame Iva Mtarics seize hands and rub
noses violently, at the same time loudly
wccpia presumably from the pleasure Of
seeing each other. az perhaps from the pain
Of frit,inh In India The buddhist salute by
lowcring the palm e. the right hand and
bringing il up Toward the face, nj the same
time saving. Ram. ram chair" The Mo-
hamcdans de- tie same. but simply say
"S.lJant.' THIS is only done IN either case
BY mcialcr. al the slue faith. The saluta-
ton j. always mad, too, with the right
hand, g. use The lrlt being considered an in.
suit. 1h,s. lais;Cra nations have a strong
objection To- uncuy,riu. the head. but, on
the other hand, consider II exceedingly dis.
respectful t0 cutter the presence OF n
superior VITA tlc feet covered. The Chi
ncsc have q % Mar rudr ul salutatiOns,
eight id uutHbcr. y,hieh define the proper
amount ni rrap.r g. To- paid tu different In
dIvidalls. Inc nnr witrh Is perhaps most
familiar 10 ~ ~ that when at the new year
the ChlIauiau clasps his hands together
and. CcEtl. bovine. wishes his friends tn,
compliments 81 he season. Two curiou'
greetings N.airh tlvsc lvoplr have among
themsclycs pre- ttng' of asking each other
"Havo sou eaten r.rcf' and 4" l. your stom
Rch ~ good o%r,cr'" The Japanese snow
respect pl .aycl.ag by bending the knee
though IN TIL stree they only make "A fem
Of so doing. Tiis b. the general salute. bu
there are ll;gIy utl,crs which are require,
from inferior, "a cucOuutcring those u
higher positions
A stranger comm. among the M0Ors 10
the first ttlc upi,d. perhaps, be- astouishe,
aud o little frightened BY seeing uHc u
them rIdinF at fail trIllup toward him as
he ware in;culin" H. r.erutc u cgyalr
charge. liis f'trs mi"u. perhaps bc IN
creased when this hlracuan. when alnOs
CLOSE To lns apparent victim. sGddcnl
refined up aud disrdsrffcl u pistol over hi
head. liccuNcriut from his establishment
however, lo Yatd iind tdai this j. ia
Moorish WAY 81 N%eicOning Il stranger
Natives Of the gold ruIst have still uuothc
mode of salu'atilu. They iJw'r their rob
from the left sltoullnr with The right han,
and gracefully LuT. thluth II II h = gr,i
man they salute. and they wish 10 b. pa
t~icularly r. respectful. the whole rubc ~ r.
moved, cspIs,Ig the breast. Egyptian
greet one another with a remark peculiar
their country: low goes the pcrsptrJ
tiont' The military salute required
nearly all civilized countries Is nearly III
same Perhaps ~ Germany. however, II
regulations are somewhat more stgingcI
a soldier ca meeting the Emp"eur has
stand still. face anpui, aul rfeIuiu vii
hand raised for from twelve To twcui
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