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STRANGE CUSTOMS OF TANG- ANYIKA TERRITORY.

correction," but it was known that the number was a large one. In 1912-13 107 employers were convicted of assaulting! their labourers, bat this is no criterion i of the number of cases of assault

A report on Tanganyika Territory committed, fer natives were punished] is issued as a White Paper and con-if they brought charges against their tains valuable information on the employers which they were unable to physical features, history, inhabitants, prove, and, therefore, usually safered administration, and trade of the in silence. territory.

A report by Captain G. St. J. Orde Browne on the German system of rule in the country as we found it on occupation contains the following paragraph:

SUPER-GIANT 'PLANE,

PROPELLERS GEARED TO

ENGINE-ROOM.

A new wonder ship of the air-a giant of giants-heralding a freeb era in design, is taking shape now to the order of the Government in a huge shed at Bristol,

Viewed even from a distance the

colossus looks astonishingly large. Seen

In a reference to the religions of the Feople it is etated that Mohamme- danism is professed it the coast towns, but has rever penetrated far

close at hand, with the frame-work of inland. The total number of Moham- "The attitude of the native towards its tiers of wings, as yet uncovered, medars is 300,000. The Germanus is at present a curious one. He stretching one above another on Government feared the spread of has, I think. sufficient sers to

Islam, and as a means of combating separate measures of military neces- either side of its tremendous bull, the it recommended the encouragement sity from those of purely administra- machine almost takes one's breath

tive intention; and he appears to con- away. sider us a great improvement on the Gone is the day of aeroplanes as we German. At the same time, while have pictured them hitherto. This dazzled by the powers of people,

of pigbreeding among the natives.

Two classes of religious ideas, other than Christian and Mohammedan, prevail among the inhabitants of Tanganyika Territory. One is the who has shown such a display of un-machine wants a new name. Its body worship of a sky spirit, called Eng-ai known resources in driving out the makes one think of the slim lines of a (rain) among the Masai, and Asista hitherto invincible German, he is in speedy sea vessel. Then, when you (sun) among the tribes allied to the clined to consider us kindly and easy are inside it, the impression is rather Nandi (Tatoga, etc.). The prayers of going, and therefore people with whom the Masai and kindred tribes seem to be genuine native compositions, in which the appeals to the sky god are mised up with allusions to other teavenly bodies. Among the Masai there appears to be hardly any idea of existence after death, or of ancestor worship. Old men are buried and are believed to turn into snakes, but young people die like cattle, and their corpses are simply thrown into the jungle to be eaten by byenas.

Among the Bantu-speaking tribes a different system of religion's ideas prevails, based upon ancestor worship, surviving in a very fragmentary form,

liberties may well be taken. To ratives like that of some Pullman-car express who spent several years in more or on a glorified scale. But it is not less perpetual risk of shooting, really like a ship or any earth vehicle. hanging, or brutal flogging on the Those working on it merely call it an ightest pretext, it must appear some

"aerial transport." thing very like weakness when their new rulers exhibit a reluctance to ad- minister even a mild fogging. For is big enough to act as a tender for a this reason, while entirely opposed to squadron of aeroplanes, carrying fuel brutality, I feeel that we shall have to

+

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It may be used to carry troops. It

act with vigour and severity in cases and spare parts for them. It may be

of deliberate disobedience or lawless fitted up as a Red Cross craft of the ness: it is bound to take some years air and bare its lofty main saloon to educate the native from his previ-equipped as an operating theatre. ous notions of white justice up to our Standing under the shadow of milder and more reasoned methods. the leviathan he is creating, but stili distinctly traceable. The The question of the ex-German Mr. Reid, the Bristol Aeroplane Bantu name for the deity, Muunga, askari (often with a knowledge of Company's designer, and his band Mrgu, Mulungu, etc., seems to meat still-concealed weapons) is also a of skilled workers look like manikirs. really ghosts who are deified, or at difficult one. After years of complete

ENGINE-ROOM LIKE A SHIP'S. least who require to be propitiated. licence, and an experience which has

There is an engine-room inside the Among these tribes corpses are buried shown him that white men are, after monster's hull. Banished here at last and offerings are made on the grave. all, people who can be successfully is that amateurish scheme of dot- The Pantu-speaking tribes are also fought, he is bound to be a danger to ting motors with their propellers out cursed with a belief in witchcraft, the community. Occasional Individual somewhere on wings where they are from which the Hamitic tribes are outbreaks involving possibly the death free This superstition is more ter-of some Government official, would accessible. Here there is a battery rible in its consequences than it

of engines, with their many gleaming seem inevitable."

Slavery still existed under German ylinders, grouped in orderly precision; sounds, for it means that every

and-what makes the expert pause-

disaster, such as a death in a family rule but it was a mild kind, and was such a system of gearing and power

is attributed to evil magic, and more nearly akin to domestic ser when such a disaster occara it is cus-vitude. It was decreed that all slaves towary to consult a witch doctor or born after 1905 should be free. witch-finder, who indicates some un-i

fortunate person, often a woman, as

the culprit, and recommend that he

or she be put to death, a recommend. ation which is usually followed.

FLOGGINGS.

During the German administration before the war corporal punishment appears to have been regarded as an important method of enforcemcat of the laws, for in 1911-12, 8,944 official floggings were administered whilst in 1912-13 the number was 8,057. The number of lashes usually bestowed was 25, and when a criminal was sentenced to two floggings a frequent event an interval of two weeks had to elapse between the foggings,

No record was kept of the unofficial

AN AID TO DIGESTION. THEN you haven fullness and weight VV in the stomach-after ́earing you may know that you tave eaten too much, andahould take one of Chamber jind "I'alerta to aid your digestion. Forin'e by all Chemists and Storok.ajèrs.

CUTICURA

FOR CHAPPED HANDS For std. roma, chepied enit spre fandi bnths each sicht in a strica, hot burber of. CHECHER SOwp, Day and pub in Can- cury Dintment had str old glown during the light. Nothing, better.

transmission as has never been fitted

to any flying craft before.

It is from this engine-room that the power will be transmitted to propellers on the wings; and if the experiment succeeds it will open up a completely new field. There is talk, for instance, already, of obtaining a number of the huge 1,000-h.p. aero engines now reaching perfection and using them for an enormous craft which may surpass our wildet dreams.

This Bristol giant will fly by night and day. The peril of a forced land- ing-that bugbear of the seroplane- is practically liminated. If any;! portion of the powerplant gives trouble there, will be mechanics in the engine-room to put it right while the machine is in the air, the other work- ing poits being accelerated meanwhile to give the power sufficient to maintain altitude and speed...

Nothing could be more reassuring, with the flying world under the shadow of the B, 38 disaster, than to see this latest marvel of British, air craft design.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921.

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