Jungle Stories

Table Of Contents:
Contents

Preface
Arriving
Getting Ready
Ohn-Daw
The Two Brothers
The Dispensary Making Friends
The Bunny Brand
The Fry Smell
Fruits
Animals In Burma
Early Experiences
On The Road
Farther Along The Road
“Kalar, Kalar, Heh Kay Kalar!”
The Spice Of Life
High Water On The Salween River
Lost!
Delivering A Telegram
Starting School
Some Of The Boys And Girls
Father Knife
The House That Was Baptized
Knocking On Siam’s Back Door
Blowing The Burma Brass Band
The Brass Band At Work
How The Seed Grows

Additional Info
KALAR, KALAR, HEH KAY KALAR!
A young boy’s shrill voice could be heard over the lonely mountains of the Burmese heartland. Walking backwards, the boy countinued his call, searching desperately for an elusive substance known to the natives a his “Kalar.”
These and other bizarre practices happen daily in Burma, India. Author Eric B. Hare brings many personal stories to young from his years of missionay service. Included in this book are famous stories such as Thara’s “Bunny Brand” medicine, escaping the Fry Smell, and other mythical superstitions of these fascinating Karen people.
Experience first-hand that mission field through these pages as Thara’s family takes the word of God to this devil-worshiping land. Read as the missionaries begin a school, baptize a haunted house and begin a brass band.