KAKEMONO

name for Jap. picture on paper or silk, with roller at foot. They are exposed for a day only at a time, after which they are rolled up and put away. A gaku is a picture stretched ona frame. <A folding screen with pictures painted thereon is called a biyobu. tropical disease accompanied by fever and anemia; it resembles malaria, and is due to a parasitic protozoOn. The treatment, as in malaria, is to give quinine promptly, in doses up to 30 grs. in twenty-four hours in the early stages, and continued until slight singing in the ears is experienced, the dose being then gradually reduced; treatment being continued, however, for about three months. native state, Bihar and Ori a, India. 19° to 25° E.), vast steppe region, N. of Cape Province, 8. Africa, with elevation of 3,000 to 4,000 ft.; almost waterle ; {nhabited by agricultural race called Bakalahari, and by nomadie Bushmen or hunters; many parts covered with vegetation; cattle raised, crops grown; big game abundant.