New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1924, Page 15

the seventeenth ecentury, or a little PREMPEH RETURNS | the north drove bands of negroes in- {and, in defending it, developed them- Lt King o lcan St Wi 7 Never Again Occupy “Stool” . rove larg |South and that these refugees kept |alive on herbs, or ‘fan’, in the na- ———— [tlve tongue; while those left bhehind Washington, D, C, Dee, 6.~ [ate corn, or ‘san’ Prempeh, last king of the stulwart inhabit the Gold Coast to this day, Ashantls, 18 returning to his forest- "'¢ Known as girt capital, but he goes as a priv- ate citizen, He will never again oc- ()0 A cupy tue goluen gtool deve Thesa facts, contained in 1 | to the country, The newcomers ) [took possesston of this forest featm, (¥ remaly tlled Ashant| tribes l ion, pave | 1 a physic thelr sonthern n dispatches, are explained in the fol- | lowing bulletin from tho Washing- ton, D. C, headquarterr of the Na tlonal Geographic soriety: Fantis, “The capital of the people Who | century eat corn in the elty under the Oak- Jpjven bael um ‘trees; which s the translated ||y in the seventies ai way of saying that the capital | whieh caused British fore Ashants Is Kumasi, The i ;‘1‘ rtake the exceedingly potentates in Ashantl but, unilltask of march pon Kumasl, The Prompétd was deposed, the King o |expedition was s Kumasl was the paramount mon- |not until atter the ation of arch of all th n Ashanti tril I to the CGiolden Stool Ha iy w8 ot least ime Prempeh - who ma...uined the o ng to his former do- 8,333 wives, dranlk from the shuila | main—that troubles arose again, of his wouli-bo conquerors, and | Tn Company of Noted Tafles immolated relatives of dlstingnishe! | “Pron T T L dead in the Spirlt House in. the [ ¢l wi Grove ‘80 that the departea mighi have an ample (ntourage in th nest world, Where Plants Struggle to Live . Ashantl lles north of the Gold heha Coast, of Africa, hoiwe Coast apd Togolind. now I: contral, s ap proximately the size of ginla. About half its ar one of the thir & impenetrable primesval ests in a the The {ron-tr and bombax, the silk.cotton and hardwood, bamboos and ferns an almost infinite variety of gre engage in a flerce fight for Every plant, from slender tendril to 5 glant tree, riges ereet, scoking place {n thes un, ‘drawn ont to an absurdly disproportionate height In s t! its endeavor to force its own leal above those of its neighbors.” “The mahogn ehony, prizes, 1 1ite. exeluded plant life tenance from sun and soil sites abound. Vefvety moss clin the decaving trees thi feat. Therc belng n aloft the liznas, or festoon themselves fr and from weird ¢ horizontal growt I . 1dan cot 1 Only Stalwart Black Men Surviye » Ateamer Blue “The white man, even with the aids of moder not survive long only the nost st men can adapt “In 1807 the from the barem of fnow 1, 50 that the Brit- had te intereene in 10ld Coast Protee- resuited f Prempel The countrs threa 1t port Painful, swolien ankles Sloan’s gets right at the trouble You'll get quick, sure relief for swollen, painful ankles with ingling through the ach- Sloan's, Jtrequires notiresome ing place, And this enriched rubbing: the medicineitseli does blood supply drives out swelling the work, and pain and restores normal In it are certain ingredients conditions in no time. Get this that are so stimulating to the relief today, All druggista— circulation that the moment it 35 cents, . kills Sloan's Liniment “pon/ ('/,I,IQ.SI, ¥, l"”’a.\v l[“. 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