BY ANNIE KER.

Some incidents of a lady’s life in the wilds of New

Guinea. Miss Ker went out to Papua--as the country is now

called--attached to a mission, and describes the many strange,

amusing, and exciting experiences she encountered during her

seven years’ sojourn among the natives, who, not so very long

ago, were always fighting and much addicted to cannibalism--a

practice which still prevails among the wild tribes of the

unexplored interior.

The Wide World Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 130, January, 1909 · 第 17 / 31 题