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In the Year 1889 Story About a Man Named Old George Stonejug Tsatsai Gadagugu
George Stonejug, Tsatsai Gadagugu, was his name. This was the old man who told me this story.
He knew about many things, this Tsatsai. He often found money, but he had no use for it. He never lacked for anything because he had a lot of money.
His food was all of the animals that live in the wild: squirrels, fish, and turkeys. He killed them and also the deer in the woods. He stored up his food.
This old man was amazing. He would not eat food cooked by just any woman. He had mystical powers. He thought food cooked by a woman who was in her cycle could diminish or take away his powers. He got away however he could because, “I cannot eat the cooking of a sick woman,” he said. “If I eat the cooking of a sick woman, I will lose my powers.”
This is all That is written about George Stonejug What he did.
