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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18

Pro usmrcov&ni nezhojiteln9
slab0myslnych vyslovil sc NEST
sky rada Borchardt v prusko-
slezske Lehnici, vypracovav a
uverejniv v 3D. Strafrechtzei-
tung" osnovu zakona ma "uvol-
neni' onoho zabijeni. Nejhlav-
nejsi ustanovenf: Paragraf 1.
Usmrcenf nezhojitelne slabo-
myslnych jest beztrestne, vyko
nall Sc podle predpisi tohoto
zakona. Par. 2. Prislusny ma
vrh mohou ucinit: zakonny "a
stupce, rodice, sourozenci neb
Trad, je-i slabomyslny vydrzo-
van verejnych prostredkG.
Par. 5. Komise, jez dava povo-
leni, tvorena budiz u vrch. sou
dd zemskych. Sestava re senat-
niho presidenta, vrchniho rady
a tri odbornych lekard, vole-
nych lekarskou fakultou. Par.
Z. Povoleni jest pravoplatne,
vyslovi-li Sc pro ne ctyri hlasy.
Par. 8. Usmrceni provesti jest
povinnen prislusny krajsky le-
kar a sice ma pozadani navrho-
vatele, vykazavsiho sc lrednim
povolenim. Par. 10. Usmrceni
Sc vykona odborne, bezbolest-
ne. V oddvodn6ni predlohy Sc
pravi: "Dle statistiky pripada
v nemecke risi ma 10000 oby-
vateld 1879 slabomyslnych, te-
| dy pri 60 milionech 83.40O. Po-
cfta-li Sc, ze jen SO procent jest
hodno zivota, zbyva prece jeste
41.7OO slabomyslnych, kteri pc
cely svij zivot 2 falesne huma-
nifty musi byt stravovani, aniz
jsou s to, aby pro celek vdbec
n6co plodneho vykonali >. -
Tedy jen proto. ably nemuseli
byti ii ubozaci ziveni, pone-
Ivac pro germanskou risi memo
hou plodn6 pracovati, jen pro.
to mali byti iusmrceni? Zastri
svuj zrak, kulturo nemecka!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
donna VYRABENE LIHOVI.
NY POSUZOVANY MA KON.
VENCI ZDRAVOTNfHO
SDRUzENf.

Rozsirene pozivani nezakon
|nym zpdsobem vyrobene ko-
Ifalky i jinych lihovin ohrozu-
|je v cele zemi verejne zdravot-
nictvi, vypravel vcera v Static
rove hotelu ma konvenci The
American Public Health Asso-
citation j. M. Doran, nacelnik
lihoveho prdmysloveho prohi-
bicniho odd6leni pro vnitrozem
ske dane. Cetl k tomu vseli-
ke doklady, jimiz dokazoval
neblahe nasledky pitt vsell-
kych podobnych vyrobku. Me-
ri jinym pravil, CO Sc opetne z
Ijinych stran vyvraci: "Alko-
holismu cd zavedeni prohibice
ubyva, ale dnesni jeho nasled-
ky jsou daleko vaznejsi nez-li
byly pred tim. VetSl cast pl-
jaku jest poplasena zpravami
o cetnych pripadech 1mrti ma
lsledkem pitt lihovin priprave-
nych alkoholu dreviteho a
proto davaji prednost lihovi-
nam vyrobenych po domacku.
To jest vsak daleko cd pravdy
Dokud sc nebude diti domaci
paleni odborne vedecky, neh
lihoviny neponechany aspoH
ctyri roxy drevenych sudech
aby zbaveny byly tax zvaneho
acetaldehydu, bude stale lid.
ske zdravi ohrozovano. Ace.
taldehyde jest jedovaty prudce
opojny pGsobi zhoubne na
vnitrni organy a ma i vliv ma
dychaci system, varoval We
SVEN raportu DoraA verejnost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
VYSTAVA CESKOSLOVEN-
SkEHO CRAFICKEHO UME.
nj v CLEVELANDE.

Dne /. listopadu bude ote-
vfena We zdejsim museu VISTA
va ceskoslovenskeho graficke-
no um6ni, ktera jasne a ma
zorne postavi Americanum
pred oci vyvoj a droven naseho
umeni. MySlenka usporadati
tuto vystavu vznikla V move
zalozenem Umeleckem Klubu
" Clevelande. Glen klubu,
MUDr. Jindrich j. John, po
leta sbiral a nakupoval pozo-
ruhodne listy vysle z rukou
naSich prednich umelcG graft
XII. Jeho sbirka cfta celkem
400 kusd, z kterych 239 bude
|vystaveno. Jsou to prevaznou
vetsinou lepty, k nimZ sc dru-
III nekolik drevorytu litho-
grafii. Vsechna vyznacna jme-
ma stare j move skoly jsou bo-
hate zastoupena, takze ma
vstevnik vystavy bude miti do
brou predstavu kulturni po-
krocilosti naSeho naroda. Nej-
pocetneji budou zastoupeni Wy
nikajici grafikove Max Sva-
binsky, F. T. Simon, j. C. Won
drouS, Viktor Stretti, j. Stretti
Zamponi, Vojtech Preissig,
Frantistk Bilek F. Kobliha.
Temer vsechny listy budou A.
mericanum uplnou novinkou,
jezto, az ma male vyjimky,
cerpaji namely Ceskosloven-
ska. Novym po teto STRANGE
bude zejmena F. T. Simon, je-
hoz jmeno dila jsou zde sice
ivyborne znama, ale jeho praz-
ske lepty budou We skutecno-
sti objevenim kras stare Pra-
hy.
Reditel musea, Frederic AL
len Whiting, umisti vystavu v
nejvetSlm sale, kde jednOtliv6
listy Sc znamenite uplatni. Jak
bylo prave fiditelstva sdele-
no, pouha zminka moznosti
takove vystavy vzbudila siro-
ky Ohlas v umeleckych kru-
zich We Spojenych Statech, tax
re bude nutno vystavu 20 u.
konceni v Clevelande poslati
ma okruzni cestu. Musea v
nasledujicich mestech mali W.
|stavu jiz zamluvenu: St. Louis,
cincinnati, Columbus, Toledo,
Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit,
Minneapolis, Buffalo, Roche
ster, Worchester, Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Den
Ntr, Los Angeles a San Fran
CISCO
X vystave byl vydan bohat6
illustrovany katalog, obsahu-
jici strucny clanek Ladislava
4 Urbana grafickem umeni VII
bee a zivotopisna data umelcd
grafikd. Naklad spojeny S
touto publikaci byl hrazen Ma
irodnim Sdruzenim Xmeric-
|kych Cechoslov&kdI.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
KOHLER PROTI MOZNEMU
ZDRAzENf JfZDNEHO MA
POULICNfCH KARACH.

Prijmy "a jizdni listky, sta
novy tax zvanem 1rokovem
fondu, j jine pomery panujici
Clevelandske spolecnosti po-
ulicnich drah, byly vcera po-
drobeny osobnimu vysetrovani
mayora Freda Kohlera. Po-
zval 81 do svoji dradovny ured-
Milky spolecnosti, auditory a
pravniky zastupujici ODE stra-
ny k spolecne konferenci. DIE
nekterych znamek a dohadii je
vi drokovy fond spolecnosti "a
mesic srpen, kdy snizeno bylo
jizdne ma SC opetny schodek,
vykazoval jen $579.428.7O.
DIE nzavrene smlouvy jest
spolecnost opravnena jizdne
zvysiti, jest-li re uvedeny pre-
bytek pOkleSne ma 93OO.OOO.
Mayorovi jde patrne to, aby
spolecnost "a ucelem Zdrazeni
jizdnich listkG neprivodila rIz
nNmi 1skoky. Prave pred "a
vedenim dnesniho SC jizdneho
poukazal mayor ma to, re wy
tezky trait Rapid Transit a
North Randall nebyly do dro-
koveho fondu zapocteny. Ma
vcerejsi porade podileli Sc j. j.
Stanley, president spolecnosti
P. Wilson, tajemnik, Tn. Kill
foye, auditor spolecnosti a
pravnik H. Crawford "a pouliG
nj drahy, kdezto mesto krone
mayora zastupovali trakcni
komisar J. w. Holcomb, pravni
fiditel P. Lamb, finan6ni ridi-
tel G. A. Gesell a meststi au-
ditofi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
PROHIBICNf ACENTI MAR.
NE CEKALI MA LODI NALO-
ZENOU RUMEM.

z Port Colborne, Ont, do
stall zdejsi prohibicni agent
aviso, re v noci ma pristati zde
lod' nalozena lihovinami a 81
ce hned 169 beden, v nichz me
10 byti 2O28 kvartI rumu. -
LODI proplula pry Wellandc.
wynn pruplavem, ale byla az
dosud zdejSimi agent marn6
ocekavana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
OBzALOVANf SPEKU.
LANTI.

c.. H. Burrows a C.. H. Bull
finch, urednici The Inter-Fi.
ance Discount Co. a Charles A.
Anschuts, president the Sum
init Transit Co. dani byli wee
ra okresni velkoporotou v obza.
lobu pro poruSeni tax zvanych
"modrych zakond", ktereho sc
dopustiili tim, re prodavali ak.
,cie bez zakonem pTedepsane
license.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18

- Zpsvem k srdci, srdcem
k vlasti, budou zniti libez-
ne zpsvy nasi operni umel-
kyns Claire Hietelove, jak
operni tax prostonarodni pi
.ns a profescra R. cerneho.
- Vstupenky v pfedprode-
il v ochods pi. Smrzove v
ceske N6rodni Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18

tfovanf, ably chranil stat pred
zalobami tohoto druhu. Zmr-
skani mayora Schierlmana ma
zval "ohavnostf, "a niz kazdy
obcan okresu Montgomery mel
by Sc styd6ti."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

The construction of handsome new
motel for Winchester, Va.,is now as
Sured. Local people have subscribed
Tor 100000 worth of stock and out
of-town parties will take $4,000 of
ponds, which will build and equip
the structure. The hotel, which will
De called the George Washington, will
nave 100 rooms and will be freproof.
WORK Will be COMMENCED in a short time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
Capitol Site Will Cost About 81
600, 900.

Awards totalng 81 ,007 ,S76.7O for 3S
lots OF land in the proposed capitol
site were reported to circuit Court
Judge Hudson in Charleston last
week by the condemnation commits
sion which has been hearing evidence
on the value of these properties. Set
Elements with 81 other owncrs for
sums totaling S94O, 33369 brought the
total cost of land and buildings now
on it to Sl,94S,212 80, according to
Boner H. Hill, superintendent of con-
struction for the capitol commission.
Before the values set on each of the
properties were announced, Mr.
Wehrle read statement by the COM
missioners explaining that in allowing
for the cost of the houses on these lots
lie value of awnings, window shades
and blinds had been included but not
the value of draperics. The explana-
ton was made, he said, 50 owners
might know what they were entitled
to take with them when moving from
the properties. In one instance the
award included the cost Of electrical
fixtures for new house, which we're
in the building but not connected VI
when the selection of the capitol site
halted the construction.
One of the properties included in
the condemnation report was given
value of S30,5OO which had been
reached by agreement, but this prop
erty was not included among those
covered by agreements in figuring I'd
the total cost of the site, Mr.. Hil en-
planned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

The Jefferson Cooperage Company
OF Charles Town has marketed the
greater part of its apple barrel stock
that had been accommodating for two
years. The demand for barrels last
year amounted almost to zero, the crop
failure being more widespread than it
is this year. BY hauling barrels long
distances this year, sales we're affected
IN volume large enough to absorb the
company's surplus. Barrels have
been hauled in motor trucks this wear
as far north as Waynesboro, Pa. and
as far south as Rappahannock county,
Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
FOR SALE

Nine-room house on Princes. ,,.
cellar garden, electric lights, stc "'
good, comfortable home. >"' A
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

Seven-room house and an .,. =,
Iana, al necessary outbuildinps nso -,
Duftields. Fruit and plenty Of VAT. n.sf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
Got n Match ?"

1t is estimated the United States
produces 70O,0O0,0O0 matches a day
That is evidently an under statement
Whatever the production may be, the
demand seems to exceed the supply
At any rate, millions of cigarette
smokers have no match of their own
That is a strange and lamentable
feature of the match situation.
The loss of time occasioned by Gig
arctic smokers hunting for matches
is perhaps as great as the loss OF
time caused in rebuilding what is de-
stroyed by fires resulting from the
careless handling of cigarette stubs.
Suppose there we're not matches
Imagine 100000 Americans la
boriously striking flint to get a spark
as our great-grandfather used to do A.!
The friction or lucifer match was in
vented less than a century ago, in
1927 to be exact. Had the invention
been postponed until our time the
hunting and mining and transporting
Of flint might have attained as much
Importance as the coal business, as
Stunning that cigarette-smokng would
have been as generally INDUCED in
under such conditions as it is now.
How thankful the Revolutionary
soldiers or the soldiers of the War
Of 1912 would have been for 7OO,-
100000 matches.
Without the lucifer match our in
dustrial development would have been
greatly retarded. Think it over
Without matches and without cigar
cites and cigars, there would have
been no need of banquet orators, fire
departments, fire insurance companies,
gas fixtures, bill boards, tobacco
trusts, etc. And without cigarettes
there could have been no movie heroes
movie villains. II is impossible to
conceive Of movie star rescuing a
child or setting fire to an orphan asy-
lum without first lighting cigarette
with his thumb nail.
But why speculate along the mel
ancholy lines OF what might have
been? Let us hope that the output
OF matches will never decrease and
that some day there will be better
distribution of the output. Until that
time the great question, the burning is
sue confronting the country, judging
from what is heard and overheard, will
continue to be, "Who's got a match ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

A bronze memorial tablet appropri-
ately inscribed is TO be placed on the
wall in one Of the rooms of the house
now occupied by G. NJ Slfer, on East
Washington street, nearly opposite the
Jefferson Hotel, Charles Town, provid-
ed the owners and occupants consent
to it. The tablet will be in memory
OF Major Wells ]. Hawks, member
OF General Stonewall .Jackson's staff.
who lived and died in the house. Major
Hawks son, Arthur w. Hawks, the
widely known humorist-lecturer, now
a resident of RuXton, Md, will pur-
chase the memorial and will supply
the copy for the inscriptions on il.
The dedication of the memorial will
probably be made the occasion of a
public demonstration in which all the
Confederate memorial organizations
of the town and county will be invited
to take part.-Advocate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

Mine-room house on Princess s,-.,.
cellar, garden, electric lights A ,"e
good, comfortable home. st. A
proved. -O'' unInl-
Seven-room house and an a.,
land, all necessary outbuilJin,s OF
Duftields. Fruit and plenty Of y,,, near
Small farm, about As acres ., -.
pike, one mile from a shipn \, ..; me
Comfortable house of eieb, I'M I'M
small barn. Twenty acres =, .I;s'
place in orchard, in full bearing mn Mr,S
ular varieties. pup
One brick house, 7 rooms rail-.
cistern, large garden, electric IOb,s
and necessary ou,buildings. 'A'''
One frame house Of 10 rooms an,
large lot. WIS ano
One building lot 9Oxe5 fee 4.
sirable part Of town. u''
Wanted, a small place in or -.,.
Shepherdstown, two to ten acres I've" 70
proved or unimproved. !. Stride,
J. STRIDER MOLER
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

proved. -0'' unIT-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

A new rural free delivery route will
be established at Summit Point, ac-
non In the matter having been taken
by the Postofice Department on the
request of Congressman Geo. M
Bowers. Summit Point formerly had
TWO routes, but one was abandoned
after a short trial. The new route, il
is estimated, will accommodate about
IS families.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

We pay $4,000 weekly full time. &c
and hour spare time selling hosiery
guaranteed to wear four months mr. re-,
placed free. Thirty-siX stvles. Frsc
samples to workers. Salary or 30 ner
cent commission. Good hosiery i.
an asolute necessity, and you can cell
it easily. Experience u,necoss1r,,
EAGLE KNITTING MILLS, Darby
Jul. 10, 1o22.-lO W. ~ >
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12


For the first time in the history of
the local police court a woman was on
Monday convicted of the charge of
operating an automobile while under
the influence of liquor in Hagerstown.
Miss Pearl Hoke was the accused wo-
man. Police testified that they found
her IN an intoxicated condition at
tempting to operate an automobile.
Miss Bess Johnson, VINO was with her
at the time, was also under the in
huence of liquor and was fighting
with the Hoke girl, according to tes-
'imony. After a lengthy trial Justice
K. J. Hahn fined Miss Hoke 500 and
imposed fine of $40 upon Miss John
son.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
Hardware Department.
Paint and Oil Department

Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil, Hars
Oil, Machine Oil, Black Strap, Tw
pentine, N. c. and Gas Tar, Gasoliu.
Varnish, Japan Dryer, Knot Killer,
White Lead, Red Lead Spanish
Brown, Calcined Plaster, Portland
Cement, Lard Oil, Plasterng Hail,
Coal Oil, Neat Foot Oil, Fish Oil
Bath Brick Soap, Sulphur, Coppea',
Borax.
latent Plasteridg prepared Tor lmmetzs
use.
International Stock Food and Geasons|
Horse and Cattle PowdefS
Frank Miller's Harness Dressing, Whai|
Oil Soap.
Black Lambs Foot Harness Oil. IL
The Perfe ction Blue Flame Wickless w
Stove-Safest
The Four Leaf Clover Cream SepafalGa
where the milk is not mixed or o.
luted with water, leaving il pure I'D
sweet for family use.
Wall Paper furnished on short nollsA
reduced prices.
Reduced Prices on Haying Tools N
Barn Doors Hangers and Track
Force Pumps, Deep Well Pumps, M
vanized Bucket Pump and WEE
Purifier, X L Chain Pumps. ,..
A Large Stock of Cooking and hesp's
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12
What Shall We Eat?

The proper diet of mankind is an
! inexhaustible subject for discussion.
You can find authority, either admitted
or self-proclaimed, on every couceiv-
able side of the question. There are
vegetarians and praisers OF meat; fruit
and nut dietitians and high proteii
| dietitians; no-breakfast men and
hearty-breakfast men. Not only
what we shall eat, but when we shall
eat il and how much Of il we shall
eat, agitate the cortices Of physicians,
dyspeptics, directors of physical train
ing, and amateur efficiency engineers.
A well-known medical journal has
been polling its professional subscrib-
ers on the hotiy disputed subject OF
the breakfast bill Of fare. The YER
dict appears in favor of the old fash
Toned American breakfast. The "Con-
tinental breakfast" that has tried the
souls and afflicted the stomachs of so
many well-fed tourists from this side
~ The water 70, very few votes. The
no-breakfast fad, which had a consid
cradle following in its day, found no
one to speak for it.
"A substantial meal of fruit, cereals,
bacon and eggs, toast or, as we of the
South prefer, hot biscuits" was the
prescription Of one Kentucky physi-
cian, who had in mind not only the
sustaining of the b)iy but til, reason
able satisfaction of the appetite Not
everyone can deal successfully with
hot bread at breakfast. To those who
can, current medical opinion would
not, we observe, deny it, Too few OF
the doctors mentioned waffles or
griddlecakes as an essential part OF
the morning meal. Was it because
most OF them came from regions where
genuine maple syrup is unknown +?
Pie had no defenders; the lovers of
that matutinal confection must still
depend on literary rather than scien-
tIhc authority. Ralph Waldo Emer-
son is their best advocate.
Substantial breakfasts for brain
workers as we'll as outdoor workers
were recommended by most of the
doctors. When it came to the noon
meal they divided. Some thought that
the chief meal Of the day should be
taken then. Others spoke for a light
luncheon and hearty dinner at night.
Some advised the Office worker to eat
almost nothing at noon-but to make
up for it at dinner.
In general the opinions of the med
ical profession on the subject of food
appear to be far from ascetic. They
believe in giving the bodily furnace
fair amount of fuel, and in gen.
erously mixed diet. OF course they
are speaking for those who have
healthy digestions and who are not
obliged to avoid any foods because
experience has shown them to be
harmful.
Those opinions will not weigh much
with people who do not agree with
them, Human beings will continue to
eat what they like $50 long as it agrees
with them at such times Of the day
as are convenient; and, If it seems
best to them, they will adopt regimens
and practices that suit themselves and
perhaps no one else; for, as we be-
gan by saying, diet is fruitful source
of argument, and what agrees per-
fectly with one is often distasteful
and perhaps harmful to his brother.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company last Sunday put into oper'
alton its new gasoline motor train on
the Romney branch, between Green
Spring, on the main line, and Peters
burg, w. Va. With the addition of the
motor trains trips can be made from.
Martnsburg to Petersburg and return
IN one day, instead of two as hereto
fore. The regular train on this branch
viii also be continued The mote
train consists of one train with 56.
seat capacity and trailer for baggage
and express.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emerccnr;cs
Two sizes, Doc and Goo, at all Storas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-10-12

Parent-From my observation of
MIN last night should say that young
man of yours was rather wild.
Dauehter-Of course. II was vour
watching him that made him wild. He
wanted you to go upstairs and leave
us None.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-10
Tioer Had Taste for Cinnamon.

The tigers of the Malay peninsula
have developed a wonderful liking for
the Chinese labOrers employed on pub
lie works. Perhaps this is partly due
to the Chinamen's belief that the tigers
are only big cats and are not to be
feared. A British official writing in
the Asia Magazine, says: AT a GER
tain place where gang was assembled
for work, a maneater used to take
Chinaman each evening after dark
from almost the same spot. This con-
tinued for some time. Learning of it,
the superintendent of police, Captain
Syers our great shikarl, dressed as a
Chinaman, and nightly patrOlled the
road. Malays laughed saying: of
course the tiger knows all about it,
They believed that the tiger possessed
supernatural intelligence. And it GER
tainly seemed that be did, for after
many nights without sleep, the sports
man, who had never had the slightest
indication of a tigers presence, gave
up and went home The evening Of
his departure that tiger carried off an
other Chinaman from the same spot"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-10
Hottentot Never Warlike.

Despite the ferocious cOnnotation Of
his name the primitive Hottentot sell
dom engaged in war. He was account
ed gentle and tractable. His most ex-
.plosive quality was the language, now
rapidly disappearing, which was easy
enough so far as the noises that sound
like fuse had just burned out, and
also in respect to its vowelized syl-
tables, but the rapid combination Of
the two few white men could initiate.
There was little reason for the Hot
tentOt to fight, since all he required
for his simple communal life was
patch Of grass. In the evening he
danced and sang and smoked. The
Characteristic orchestral piece was the
gorah, a crude sort of mouth organ,
made OF d hollow stick and the en-
trails of a sheep. A drum and a reed,
which had the quality of a flute, COM
pletel the ust.-Natlonal Geographic
Society Bulletin.