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"One of the strangest and inost niven- turous honeymoon trips ever ande will be described by Col. J. C. B. Statham. the famous big game hunter med, scient-l ist. in his next book. With My Wife Across Africa."

His wife whom he maired in Febru ary 1922--was Miss Jessie Macanisten. eldest daughter of Mr. F. A. Macquistes, K.C., M.P. She was then only 20, and bad never been out of the United King

dom, but so keen was her desire to ses the country in which her hat also earned his lume as a hunter that she besought him to take her there instead of to Sardinia, us had been arranged.

When I visited Col. Stathem to-day at his new home-a wonderful Tudor house at Loor, near Maidstoniche con fessed that, hardened traveller though he was, had he known what the trek right Reross Portuguese West Africa had in stare for him and his bridle he would never have attempted it. He adiled:

*

DARED NOT DIX.

Adventures-some of the very terrible came one after another just at a time Had I when they were least welcome. been alone, what I went through would perhaps not have had such an awful effect There were times when i was horribly near losing my life--and the only thing that made me keep my head was the insistent thought that. For my wife's sake, doret hul die.

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Both Col and Mrs. Statham came back from the jungle in a coalition of nervous breakdown. Indeed, Col. Statham de- clared that it wasonly by interesting him- self in exploring his old house that he was able to gecover.

"Even now," he said, "tary my thoughts to my last trek with great re luctance. I began at Messamnedes, on the Atlantic coast, and continued right neross country to the Victoria Falls, and thence to the coast on the Indian Ocean.

Some hundreds of miles were traverscil in an oxen-drawn caravan, andi' intermin- able distances were negotiated by canoe. and on foot. On several occasions, when in the heart of country made particularly perilous by wild animals the native car riers deserted.

During most of the journey Mrs. Stat ham had u wonderful companion in Fita a yellow dog of bull-terrier strain purchased from a Portuguese.

This Portuguese (said Col. Statham) loved the dox and refused a valuable ox in exchange, but yielded him to my wife as a guard-in admiration of her fine pluck in determining to cross Africa A uutual"attachment sprang up between us and the dog, and when there was a forced parting from him in Rhodesia our hearts were nearly broken.

Once I risked my life and received. severe injury in pulling him off the horns. of a wounded roan which he had attack- ed. The roar of a lion, the grunt of n leopard, and the snort of a rhino filled him with anger rather than fear-and he once even beld up a troop of giraffe by rushing round them, regardless of im-

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SNAKE CON, REINU.

One day, while wriggling through long graas to stalk a buck antelope of a species called songwe," Col. Statham was at tacked by a namba, a snake whose bitu is quickly fatal.

The snake struck, but, although its fangs punctured his felt hat and a hand. kerchief worn beneath it. Col. Stathum s head was untouched.

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Johnson explained the colonel) would have 6te of frightful insanity and was con tinually trying to provoke me to a quar rel. The situation was made all the more dreadful by the fact that 1 was ill and wenk with injuries sustained through hunt Always I had to be on guari, for ! ing. did not know, when he wild' attempt to kill me.

I thought the end had come when one night he came into our tent when my wife was lyfox down, und began to voice un- real grievances against me. At that tim

Time after time Col. Statham had to protcet his wife and himself Froin lions, and once he was charged by a rhino. I was terribly ill and practically at his But their adventures with wild animals mercy, and all I could do was to use all and their suffering from thirst were as y energy in keeping calm. Had I re nothing compared with a period of tresponded to his accusations with one 'angry mendous mental stress they suffered dur-word, all would have been ayer, ing.a forced spell of camping in territory

"FOR MY WIFE'S SAKE

""muted by an English recluse who For three hours I fought to keep my

proved to be insane.

voie quiet and to answer him softly, Before this man was met, the party allaying little by little his self-invoked came upon a Greek who called himself

+

Harris Johns, His hut stood above anger. I knew that for the sake of my the junction between two rivers. Col wife, I simply could os afford to die. Statham described him as a small man. There we were, my wife and I, helpless who looked like an invalid and walked in the hash-in territory where Johnson's like aéripple, hat who, yet possessed word was practiently law.

During that long mental struggle y amazing energy and activity. His cour wife lay trembling on her hed, fearing to ager too was remarkable.

speak a war. not daring to move an eyelid. At fast. just as I was ready to collapse, Johnson's demeanour changed, and he suddenly marched out of the camp. Somehow, I felt that all was not yet over And that Johnson was waiting for his chance to get at me.

"With this nun-who afterwards met a violeut death-Col. Statham went hunt ing buffalo by moonlight, clad in pyjamas and trench coat But be had reason to regret doing so, He explained:

For some cause, Jchos wanted to get rid of me-probably in coveted my rifles. Anyhow, s uight he stampeded a herd of buffalo sight in my direction, and it was only by firing both barrels of my heavy 500 gordite rifle at their hearest flank and thus just succeeding in turning the mad rush that I escaped being trampled to death

Mrs. Statham declared that on a later occasion the Greek was on the point of stabbing the colonel in the back

The meeting with the mad Englishinon, who was known as "Johnson," occurred 9000 afterwards.

..

I went out of the tent and saw toy dog using about a hush not far away. When I called, he came, wagging his tail. I knew by that sign that there was some- body behind the bush and guessed that it was Johnson.

To disarm his suspicion, I called out and then went back into the tent. In a tony wife that there was nobody about, whisper I told her not to make a sound, and I still kept watch:

A little later in the night I surprised hin walking by the tent, and, very guilt- ily, he explained that he had dropped a, letter, and had come to pick it up!

PERFECT HOST, AT TIMES.

THE MAD BECLUSE. Col Statham kajti ! Johnson was the strangest man I had

Col. Statham added that in some moods ever met. When I arrived at his but he Johnson was the perfect white host in was sitting gazing moodily into a "fire in the wilds." He could write good the open, with his head resting on his poetry," said the colonel, and he told bands. He jumped to his feet in alarm me that he had written a book, but po- at my approach, and, when I told him body would publish it because it was that my wife was on her way to his but, too libelous."

he was terribly alarmed. This bronzed Some time later news eume that Joba- and bearded man had not seen a white son had killed the Greek Johns, shot all woman for many years, and he told me his own stock, burned his property, and that, had he known she was coming, he then committed suicide. would have bolted into the husb

Col.. Statham was forced to remain some time near Johnson to wait for carriers 14 continue his journey. Had he been able to proceed at once he and his bride would have escaped what they both regard as the most terrible experience of their lives. (Continued on next column)

Yet with all the memories of her adven. tures still vivid in her mind, Mrs. Statham, craves to go back to Africa. There's DO place like the bush," she smiled.

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