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ETHNOGRAPHY.
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1
will
take
great
care
to
leave
a
wreath
of
hair,
in
order
never
to
be
taken
for
a
"
Tub."
From
afar
you
may
distinguish
with
comparative
surety
the
one
that
does
not
drink
(Sering)
from
the
one
that
drinks
(Tjedo),
respectively,
the
Mohammedan
from
the
heathen
or
Christian.
Both
hate
and
despise
each
other,
and
some
tribes,
as
the
Diobas
and
the
Sarrars,
shoot
every
Mo-
hammedan
at
sight.
On
the
other
side,
ask
a
believer
in
Islamism
what
should
be
done
with
a
drinker,
and
he
will
make
a
significant
motion
with
his
hand
around
the
throat,
and
in
most
cases a
drinker
is
beheaded
on
the
spot.
But
as
the
proverb
says,
"
II
y
a
des
accom-
modements
avec
le
del"
the
teetotalers
help
themselves
by
swallowing
rather
large
quantities
of
cologne-water.