The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-29
ORIGIN OF BOOK BEER.
FIRST MADE IN THE FIFTEENTH
CENTURY BY TWO BREWERS.


A Young Goats Part in It-His Nimble
Camera at the Wrong Tina Settlad n
r,. DFa+o-,o,a - =
RAunous wager '9's Al 'he
Strong stuff.
Fyop, the Pitfsburq DispdtcA.
Tha sssson for hocr beer is here and tba
VA 'nAe' VI 'l0' s't0ns "so "'e asAlHs
their friends TO join them, perhaps, a little
oftener than is the custom, for its stay is
brief, and therefore all the more enjoyed.
In many instances the word book is pro-
nounced "a il ia snelIed. though not correctlv
Tho old ,ovs- ~ ,hat jnto1irspt will oI,vo,,s
say DUCK "nen orueElus VI speaking Oh H.
webster says;
No. ,,,-,-- =. ,oa- hoo,hi,. f.,,,, ,,,,-
bncE and hisr bssr. oaid To be 40 named fror,
its tendency to cause the drinker to caper like a
goat. "A strong beer, originally made in Bava-
ria. Also written buck-beer,
Ouits . nnmber of amusing stories are
told of its ORIGIN but the true one Is a sinh
iect of racord in tho archives Of the sitv Of
Munich. and is Thus related In an amusing
strain nv n Continental traveller.
AWAY hacy in the fifteentb centurv the
brewer tn the crown of Bavaria fine Dnka
Christoph. or "Chistoph the fighter ~ as he
was 0eneraI1v knouzn considered birnaalf
n
disputed on this point by others in his
country for reasons ohvious
However II 40 hanpened that the Drke
Rrennsch Voc of E,Ibacb nnsde a visit ~ tbo
Duke Chriffonh and while thew vvare
drinking beer together IN the gardens Of Ebe
palace Braunchweig casually remarked that
il his brewmaster could not brew better
beer than that he would cause things to he
done to him which are uupronounceable in
the Language of the English.
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$500 20. s,nra,,ao,, -, tSj, ;In-.e
question.
TROUBLE MADE BY GOAT.
When the assembIa9e was in readiness the
referee gave the word and the race was on
! While the Contestants were slowly draining
their big mugs the master Of Ceremonies
retired to n room in the palace to get the
necessary needles and thread for the final
test. In passing through one of the rooms
he unconsciously left the door open and a
Young goat or kid. which was confined
| there. escaped and made a break for the
court ward in which the contest was going
on.
He arrived at an inopportune moment
for the Duke Braunschweig's brawmaster