New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 25, 1924, Page 12

; WLLMNIMALS Trainers Must Apply Themselves to Study Talk of Beasts animals d th —All wild of their own a Berlin, Jan have a languag only persons wh the beasts succ women who have guage and give it cc is the opinion of Otto Se who has just completed ucated tigers in a Be Seiler-Jack wagon and b mals when he parents had a both were tra hood in cireu ers. He passed wagons wan t. Hagenback school in Hambur; 'l he went to 1India with Lord rge Saenger, and remained v e for eight years, hunting tigers ants and trap- ping them for ological gar- dens. He later joined ek, the manegerie king, in T er short service there 1 ant member of Pre second expedition to Africa Seiler-Jackson is married to B bonnel, a popular they have been conn circuses in Central E tiger-trainer returned me an impor nt Reoscvelt's ope since the from Africa. no secrets about vs Seiler-Jackson “One must 8 man-eating bea living with night and watehing all their movements, It soo becomes possible to tell at a glance exactly what their mood is and what | every little grunt and growl means. T can read the intentions of a tiger in ves, I know whether he has aches and whether he is in an ill temper. 1 can tell at a glance whether 1 dare attempt to kiss him on th moustache or whether 1 must ap- proach him with a weapon. { “Raising one’s voice is the first means of impressing an animal. A tiger knows from the tone and volume | of his trainer'’s voice whether he is expected to obey promptly. And of course one must keep tigers going all the time It never does to let them stand still. Tigers about how they o et the better of their trainer and of course one must not let them have any leisure for thought and must keep them guessing by standing in a diferent place each day when handling them and by con- ducting one’s self in a different man- ner. Variety of action baffles them.” Seller-Jackson says he is contident that the wild animals he handles love him. But, nevertheless, he says they are animals of prey and it Is their nature to tear man and heast to pleces. 8o one eannot blame them for being hard to handle, and must not rely on anything which is forcign to their natural instinct, Foeding tigers is a pre in the Berlin of tods shortage of the meat supply extremely high prices, tty ha Loses Airl‘ns; House Painter Becomes Landscape Artist Alameda, Cal, Jan. 25.—William | Jones of this city living as a painter of day as he was at arms came in co wire and were it was necessary to just below the Casting about for hood, Jones desigr ficial arms for him that he could hold feared to undertake again the rigor ous work of house painting. Hc could draw pretty well and he began ¢ perimenting with paints on a sma scale, He studicd art and tried paint ing pictures of outdoor scencs, e soon passed the crude stage and his work became vivid He found that occasionally he could sell a painting and decided to devote his life to the pursuit that him. Now many of his pictu woods and mountains and waterways of this region find a ready sale local critics have encouraged him used to earn his burned so badly that amputate them shoulder had come to fascinat STEALS FOR FEAST German Bride Is Put in Jail Hours After Marriage Two Munich, Jan. 2 Two h being married recently A mann was in jai over, her new hushs work as a carpenter mann went shopp: admitted her motive in stea food and drink as Germar She cou band, money. Schurmann had been notified supper had been nitely. Dest Coff: widvt Pile Sufferers Can You Answer Those Questions? Do you know why ointments give you quick and lasting re Why cutting and oper Do you know the caus internal ? That there is a stagnation of in_the lower bowel Do you know that there is a less remedy discovered by Dr. hardt and known as HEM-ROID, sold by Clark & Brainerd Co. a druggists generally, that is guaran- teed ? Iways thinking ¢ | planes d, father of Cali- nent committee department to work. 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