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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

SOUTHAMPTON. y. Y, May 10
The residents of this village were great
ly alarmed by two severe shocks that
caused houses to shake and windows to
rattle, Everybody supposed that it
was an earthquake, and there was
much excitement. When II was learn
ed that powder magazines at Bridge
port, Conn, had blown up the earth
quake theory was abandoned and the
villagers felt decidedly relieved
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

CARMEL y. y March IL. Joseph
y. Walker Il druggist of this place,
committed suicide by shooting himself
with revolver He attempted TO de
stroy himself by swallowing chloraL
but was restored 10y prompt medical
treatment. Walker was a justice of
the peace and was prominent in Re
publican politics No reason for the
suicide is known.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
NEW CUSTODIAN'S hOUSE
Will Be a Fine Addition to he Monument
Property


The plans aud PUBLICATIONS for the
building that the Battle Monument
and Historical Association are going
to erect this summer are completed.
AS shown a handsome structure OF
colonial design is seen. Ga the east
ern side viii be a d porch The
part to be occupied by the ja9Itor will
be on the west side Ga the north end
will be a public waiting room Will
connecting retiring rooms
The rooms in the second story viii
be approached by a handsome winding
staircase and these will be fitted up
for the exhibition OF relics and rios
The house will probably be erected OF
blue limestone the same as the monu-
ment and viii cost from 1000 to 5000
of which the state has appropriate ed
81, 800
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Recalled san Francisco Disaster.

EAST MORlCHES. \. Y, May To-
What were supposed to he two distinct
shocks Of earthquake We're felt here.
The first shock was followed about
eight seconds later by a second tremor.
Buildings We're percepthly shaken, and
there was great rafting of windows.
The shocks caused much alarm, and
many persons rushed into the streets
attired only IN their night clothes.
The San Francisco catastrophe was in
eyerybody's mind.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Fell Mt Enstnort.

EASTPORT y. Y. May 1.-Two Sc
we're shocks, but now attributed TO the
explosion at Bridgeport, We're felt here
Many of the inhabitants, who We're
soundly slumberlng, We're nearly
thrown from their beds, the houses
rocking from side 10 side and dishes
rafting Each shock lasted for sew
era seconds. the impression being Civ
en- that they were earthquakes. Many
persons ran out of doors A feature
which accompanied the shock was the
protracted bowling OF dogs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Rain Causes p,s,re.s -, rr,.co.

SAN FRANCISCO, May ia cold.
disagreeahle rain fell here, causing
much distress in the refuge camps and
annoyance TO houSeholic.s who are
cooking in the street Rain in Califor-
mia is unusual at this time of the year
and is believed to he due to the ashes
which drifted into the sky during the
three days of fire
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
SHIrCHAAN FATALLY HURT.
Fred DEAN Run Over at Newport VII le I'm
coupling Cars.

Newport, Way IT, Fred Dean. a
switchmau on the Boston AZ Main
railroad, was probably fatally injured
here this morning 10y being crushed
by the mail ain from Sherbrooke,
Que In attempting to uncouple 1, e
cars he slipped, falling to the track
where he was caught 10y the wheel,
Of the baggage ear, which passed over
one arm, crushing and manglng his
side and head He was picked mp In
an unconscious condition and was re-
moved to his room, where medical aid
was summoned, and his condition was
pronounced hopeless His home is at
East Hatley, Que
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

CARLISLE, Pa, May ~ Abram
Whistler, farmer living near New
burg. was hauling IA hive Of bees to his
home when a sudden jolt of the wagon
knocked the too off the hive. The
hundreds of bees thus released attack
ed Whistler and stung him so severely
that he died shortly after
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
i. An.ten chamhcrInIn 70 we'd.

LONDON, May 15.-The engagement
is announced of J. Austen Chamber
lain. chancellor Of the exchequer in the
late Balfour cabinet, and Miss Ivy Mn
rial. daugAter of II. l.. nundas OF
Datchet. Buckinghamshire, now chief
staff officer ut Gibraltar.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
aIoHrso HER WRONGS.
Young Italian Bride on Triui For
Murc ~ at New York.

NEW YORK, May 15.-1he trial %
Josefina Teumoya, seyenteen-year-
old bride. indicted for murder in the
first degree has opened here.
lolstoi or Gorky never wrote a story
that carried with It more OF the fiat
aud sordid elements Of human degra-
dation and human misery
From the time she was little better
than baby Gaetano Rggio and his
wife held JoSefna 1erranoya in bond
age worse than African slavery an
oyerworked, often beaten little drudge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
BARACA ELECTION
Officers Chosen at Their Ssmi.Annual Meet
ing Monday Evening.


ing Monday Evening.
The Baraca Bible and Social Union
held its sem .annul election of officers
Monday evening. The following is
the list of officers chosen: President,
c. Lynn Wood; vice-president, Henry
Rice secretary, James MaoLaren;
asst secretary, John Sloat; treasurer,
Frank Sherman
After the election, Baraca hymns
were sung and refreshments served.
Next Sunday A. S. Hampton OF De.
troit, corresponding secretary OF the
National Baraca Union will speak at
the class. All young men are invited
to hear him.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Sewer Bids

All persons wishing to make bids
on the sewer extension that is to be
done in the village this year are In
vited to communicate with L. G-Evans
chairman Of the sewer committee Tho
will give them details of what is plan
ned,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
"MY DIXIE GIRL"
Southern Play full of humOr Love and
P2thos

Southern Play full OF humOr, Love and
Pathos.
A play that is worth while, is one
that will send you home with feeling
of kindness for the characters por.
trayed, a story of love, of truth.
story that brings to the surface feel
ing OF "Peace on Earth" that causes
the milk of human kindness to flow
freely
Such play is "My Dixie Girl" the
powerful Southern comedy-drama
that will be the attraction at Library
hall on Friday evening, presented by
a company of exceptional merit The
seat sale is open at Ayres' drug store.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
FAKE BEGGARS ARRESTED


Rutland, May II James Murp1l
and Frank Hart alleged Bellows
Falls paper makers, were sent TO the
house OF correction here for two
months, this morning for begging
Although perfectly sound physically
they pretended to he parallz}d and
presented printed cards asking ANS.
because OF their inability o work.
1t is said that they have worked
towns in this county with good esults.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
GOOD CATCHES OF TROUT
Large Abundance Expected at Lake Mansfield
Wedna sday.

Wedn sday
Stove, May II embers are al
ready assembling for the annual meet
ing OF the Lake Mansfield Trout club
to be held Wednesday at the club
house. About p persons passed the
night a the cub house last night and
fifty or seventy.dve will stay there to-
night.
Fishing wa begun today and good
catches are reported. The attendance
Wednesday promises to be the large, t
in the history of the club.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

CATTLE Supply fairs market active.
choice $1,000, prime. S5500650; veal
calves S65Od1
HOGS Receipts fair. market active
prime heavies S6.SO06S5, medium. York
ers and pigs $3.50. roughs S5a0uG
SHEEP AND LAMBS Supply fair
market active prime wethers, S.70d5.S
culls and common, S250gS50i lambs, Sitt
QN9O.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

RICHMOND, Ind, May A. The
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
church. erected by Daniel G Reid Of
New York at a cost of $25000O. was
dedicated yesterday. Many prominent
clergymen took part.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

BERLIN. May t5 II is stated here
that meeting between the ear and
the kaiser viii take place about the
end Of this month near the Russian
frontier
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
10Th ANNUAL CONVENTION
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society VAL
Meet Today in South SALISBURY

The 18th annual convention OF the
Burlington district and the New Eng
land section OF Troy district, Womqn's
Foreign Missionary society, Will b.
held at the Methodist Episcopal church
in South Shaft-bury on May To- 1906
The officers are; President, Mrs
Merrill Hitchcock, South SALISBURY;
vice president, Mrs j. f. NJ adj, Troy
secretary, Mrs NJ. f Allen, North Fer
risburgh: treasurer, Mrs W. d New
ton, Bennington; corresponding score
tary, Miss Mary Walker, Buriingtoo;
conference secretary, Mrs Joseph Hill
man. Troy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

Stops earache IL two minutes: tooth.
ache or pain Of burn CT scald in five
minutes; hoarseness one hour; muscle
ache, two hours, sore throat, twelve
hours DR. Thomas Electric Oil, mon
arch over pain
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money on call easy at 3i2 per cont
Prime mercantile paper, 5i4N5ai per cent
Exchanges, SlG9g3l3S balances, S,2dG.9i9.
fInefpsg t,tiaaet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
HENDERSON'S COMEDIANS.
N)vslty in Attractions Coming to Op;rl
House Nsxi Monday.

Hendersons Comedians a ,niq'
and up to date shoE will b, at T. e
opera house next Monday evening.
The program will includs ihrce distinct
parts as follows:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
PROGRAM.
Morning Session.

Nee ing opened by the President
Mrs Merrill Hitchcock
Welcome Mrs G. S. Agan
Response Mrs c. w Rowley
Annual Reports from Auxiliaries
Young Women's Societies ana
Bands.
Election of Officers
Our Literature Mrs f c Dyer
Thank Offering. N Il. Branch
Delegates and visitors will be enter
tanned at the church between session S.
All pastors are cordially invite ?.
Charges having no society are Esd
to send representatives Those DIS ~
ing entertainment oyer night are re-
quested to communicate with Mrs L. y"
cole. South ShaItsbu "
Music will he in charge OF Mrs G. >.
Agan,
Afternoon Session.
The India Jubilee Mrs G " Brow
What Shall We DO For Japan
Miss Agnes Whipple
our Success with Mite Boxes
Mrs A. Il. White and Mrs e. A. Sis
son
Up.to-date Results of Missionary Ef-
fort Mrs Frank Thomas
A Personal Message from
DR. NJ, Sheldon, India
Address, GlimpSes of Japan
Miss NJ. II. Russell, Japan
Address Mrs NJ. G. Meek Maylasia
Evening Session.
Service presided over by tho Pastor,
Rev G. S. Agan
Address Mrs NJ G. Meek Maylasid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15

MY MlLLINERS BILL
Jack Merridew Reginald Barlow
Ms Merridew Gretchen Lyons
Weston Ia servant lIolgson Taylor
A DOUBLE LESSON
Harry Fielding Walter F. Dyett
Sir John Moncri u TIodgson Taylor
Primmer Robert v Ferguson
Lady MoncrieH Gretchen Lyons
Perkins ( "A maid Ann Keller
Miss st Almond frankie RAYMOND
A PANTOMIME REHEARSAL
Jsck Deeds Reginald Barlow
Sir Charles Grandson
Hodgson TAYLOR
Lord Arthur Somersault
Robert y Ferguson
Captain Tom Robinson
Waller f. Dyeu
Lady Muriel Bcauclere
Frankie RAYMOND
Miss Lily Gretchen Lyons
Miss Violet Agnes Mapes
Miss MAJ Ann Keller
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-15
Weather

Fair, warmer tonight and Wednes-
day,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-10

- 10, Diet har du visss Tar IL L6d9
bror och far at dig.
- ia visst, dst Or mycket s2nnt,sp1i
rade Madeleine suckande.
Fastan h0sten var / annalkande, vsA
Diet annu for varmt att CORA langa pr62
menader pa middagen, hvarfoc DOM
utan svarighet lat zig 6fvertalas al
atervanda hem. !
Erie och hans CAST atervande iciuk
forran nagra minuter efter middagsf14
den. Den ofriga familjen vantade ~
dem l salen. North gjorde en- haste
t~Oalett; warden kom som han var 4
storstofar. satte sig genast och lasts
med sakta rost en- lang bordsbon.
North lade marke till att fru Sutton
intog vardinnans plats vid bordet och
att Madeline och barnen hade stint.
platser pa sidan. :
bet var en- riklig, enkel, men yaflat
CAD maltid med mycket gronsaker och
frukt. North talade fiere ganger yil
Madeleine, men hennes svar voro lakDt
niska, och efterhand forbes k~onyersae
tionen nastan u~teslutande meilau e.
stem och hans ward.
Den FORE kande sig mycket smfckt
rad af att finna sin vackra granne5
0gon esomoftast fasta pa honom mes
en- intresserad och sporjande blicI
som ON hon inom sig sagt: liver
kan han vara?"
- Jag skall forsoka att sla mig
sprak med henne, tankte North, un-
drande hur han skulle ia EFT uppstagA
ANNE. :
Nj har synnerligen vackra blous>
NOR har, SADIE han slutligen. De def
m0rkroda blommorna vet jag mig AZ
Orig forr ha sett, och jag studerar med
intresse landets saval fauna SOM fora
- Jag tror, att de arc ganska san.
synta, svarade Madeleine. Jag har tzs
git dem i en- liten dalsanka pa andrn
sidan kopjen. Jag upptackte dem korx
efter min hitkomst. .
- ON nj Ell ar u~pptagen af vigtigarH
g0romal. skulle nj kanske villa yis4
mig platsen.
ia, mycket gerna. utbrast hon
vanligt.
- Jag will ocksa komma med. sRdo
Dolly beslutsamt, men Jim far staHrtS
hemma och m%otiOnera sin pony.
- Det kan du ia; men du far Ia dya
stora hiatt, Dolly, svarade Madefeiufs
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-10

Lat oss be- for honoml Och k6ra ut
honom, han lefver ! fafanglighet och i
kottet! sa' johannes och ~stoppade sig
en- fruktansvard syltebit.
Strax efterat kom patronen in och klap-
pade Johannes pa axeln och mel pa huff
vet.
a. p%atronen ute pa firdevig? LIT jag.
ia! Wi ha en- fruktansvard TORI var
ar. Frost I'm ndtterna, blast ON dagen,
intet regn; betet vixer int, f6rraderna IL
slut. Kan jag ia kopa nara skeppund ho
uta dejp sa' patronen.
= Patron kan ia k6pa hustru och barn,
men hahn och no har ja' inte. Gu vet
ON ia self kan fodra fran, lat jag, min
syndare.
Johannes satte ut truten och grunnade
en- liten vandning.
Hva' ger patronen for ~skeppundet?
sporde han.
- Jag ger hvad SON helst. Tjugofem
ore per kilo for hafrehalm, dubbelt for h6,
bara jag far k6pa. bet svider i hjertat
att Sc kreaturen svalta, och ingen kan
slappa ut dem heller. Betet vaxer int
da a. for kallt ON natterna, sa' patonen.
Anagga mel, jag har annat i'm hahn
taket och da veil patropen inte ha. lat jag.
Men Johannes fog opp, kastade knit
ven och f6rklarade for %patronen, att han
kunde salja ba' ho och hahn, ifall han
finge bra betaldt.
= Hur kan du da self fora fran? in
vande jag.
Fodra fran! Alt tjenar den troende
till basta! ON du skaffade del mitt senne,
inge du ~erfara, att allting skulle Cd dig
val i handler! svarade Johannes med en-
stor och imponerande suck.
Patronen, den syndaren, tittade pa mel
och sag ut son ON han hade haft EFT fas-
ligt arbete med att d6lja och kufva EFT
grin. Han redde sig bra med munnen,
men jag sag rackartyget i 6gonvran pa
honom.
Och sen k0pte han ALT hvad Johannes
hade i lador och pa ''rjnna''. Jag kan
int saga hur manga skeppund Diet var.
Men Johannes log och sa', att Diet just
var EFT tecken pa verldens barn, att de
alltid fore efter Diet, som Ell syndtygd
jord frambringade och att en- troende
hade ALA skal i verlden att playa och lura
en- sadan, emedan han just efter en- prof
ming och stor utgift och betalning kunde
komma till besinning.
Hustru min och jag ansago Johannes
sasom EFT stort Illus och EFT f0rtraffligt
helgon, sd vi satte fran katie och skildes
int at f0rrin Johannes gjort bon och
sjungit fyra sanger.
Nu har %patronen h;mtat till sig ALT
hvad Johannes samlat af hahn och no.
Hans kreatur sta sig och AFRO hirliga.
Men fyra kor ha' d0tt for Johannes. De
ha' svalt ihjal och hans karing pastar, att
denna ledsamhet endast ar Ell slags prof
ming. Min karing sager detsamma. Men
jag svar pa, att ON min polk ovilkorli-
gen skall studera och lasa, sd ska han
lasa till prest och int till - ia - hvad
ska jag saga? Pojken ska int, ass jag
lefver och kan kla honom ordentligt, ia
bli nagon Johannes eller nagon skrymtare
j Israel. An firms har, gualof, kappar qvar
/ landet.
THure S,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-10
i skoGen,

Genom skogen s~olnedgangens
blixtra fran i gyllenr0da BLINK,
och en- syskonked af latta dimmos
snor sig hvit ON karret, lank i link
Venus s~tjerna, stor stilla lager,
glanser fran ut0fver l0fkladd as,
Diupt derunder glida insj0ns Wagon,
syall for svall, i s6mnigt d~yningsdas.
Men hitupp blir knappt dess sorl for"
nummet,
blot en- b6ljas suck mot bank och skar.
Lyssna stilla. Langt fran vida rummet
aftonvinden spridda tonstank bar:
Ekospr6da ljud fran brinkens skallor,
der de sla och ga med brustna Stag;
skymningsbud fran narbelagna kallor,
lex och dams och gillesstrakars drag.
Qvallen SKINNER. Stjernor tandas Here.
Fastet smart i klara lager stod.
Sol i skyar sj6nk - men lanGt dernere
skimrar an en- sista strimma blod....
J~uninatt, som tyst och sval dig nirmar,
dagens qvalm du tar fran trottadt sim,
70 du ger och tunga tankar fjarmar,
ringer helg i hvardagshagen in.
g. Nm.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-10
En- 1O1SVQllGl ljGlt9.
MRS. ALEXANDER.
0fverTattning- fran ergelskan af
E. siIfve
IForts. fr. f5reg. n

y ~ H'O'
Men Jag kan ju bli till nytta for
Jim och Dolly, tankte hon, och jag
skall STAMINA har, tills de skickas 1
skola. Da reser jag ocksa min vag. Jag
will f0rtjena mitt brod, ON jag sa skull.
lie Ia plats 1 en butik eller som tjena.
rinna. Nagon gang kommer val lyckan
ocksa till mig. Lifvet ar sa langt, sd
harligt; Diet maste finnas nagot godt
afven / ~beredskap at mig. O, hvad jag
ar langt skid fran min CODA, alskade,
forstandiga fr0ken Price! Mar skall
jag nagonsin IA aterse henne! - Fro
ken Price var ofverlararinna 1 den sko-
la, der Madeleine undervisat 1 nara ire
ar, och till hvilken hon kande sig sta
| den st0rsta tacksamhetsskuId. Derpa
borjade hon fundera pa klader ,en myc-
ket bekymmersam SAX. For 0gonblic.
ket var Madeleine stolt 0fver att ega
iva och en- half sovereign,e n gafva fran
en- rik ~halfsyster, och hon beh0fde sa
val en- ny kladning.
- John SADIE har ON dagen tank
tie hon att en- resande handelsman
smart skulle komma till de har trak-
terna. Kanske han kan ha nagra klad-
ningstyger, som kunde duga. Gellert,
hvad du ar orolig! Jag kan aldrig
somna.
Men hon visste eli, hur tr6tt hon var,
och just som hon tankte delta kom
s0mnen och tog henne / sina hulda ar
mar.
bet var full dagger da hon vaknade.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-08-10
",
Elefantjagaren

Man hade yss att frukost | John
Erles treiiga hem. Madeleine hade fle-
re ganger ropat pa barnen att komma
och lasa, men de syntes icke till. Fru
Sutton, en- lang, mayer, graharig qvin-
ma, hushallerska och vardinna / huset
- Madeleine var / broderns tanke for
ung och oerfaren att sk0ta EFT sa stort
hushall - hade gait till handkamma.
rem och k0ket, da en- ryttare kom
s~prangande utf0r backen pa nord0stra
sidan ON garden och . Oliver slatten
styrde kosan at Ravenscheugh.
- Erles lott ar lycklig, tankte han,
da han narmade sig byggningen,
byggd af grabrun stem och med r0rtak.
Den lag vid foten af en- ~grasbevaxt
kopje, en- hog kulle, som ~skyddade den
for de kalla vindarna.
En- bred 0fvertackt veranda, nagra
fot fran marken, l0pte utmed framre
delen af byggningen pa 0mse sidor ON
~ingangen. Den begagnades som sam
lingsrum. De grofva trastammar, som
uppburo taket, voro omslingrade med
vildt vim och brokiga blommande slim
gervaxter med en- mangfald af prun-
kande blommor, som skulle utgjort en-
stolthet for de dyrbaraste vaxthus i
England. Frukt- och k~0kstradgard, ror-
stader for de inf0dda arbetarne ON
gafvo mansbyggnaden, och bortom des-
sa syntes den vidstrackta Staten ,skif-
tande fran ljusare till m0rkare gr0nt,
ALT eftersom vinden svepte Oliver den.
Till venster reste sig en- skogsh0jd, och
1 ~fjerran bakom den syntes de sn0be-
tackta topparna af en- Wild bergstrac-
ka. Diver hela landskapet kastade NOR
gonsolen sina gl0dande stralar.
- | hur manga arhundraden har ic-
Ike denna natursk0na trakt blot varit
till for de vida djuren, giraffen och
buffeln! Hvad denna plats vunnit /
sk0nhet och ~fruktbarhet, sedan jag
f0rst har mottog gubben Sykes for mer
an alta ar sedan! tankte ryttaren. -
Stackars gamle man! Det gick bakut
for honom, sedan hans ende son drunk
nat vid oceanangarens s%keppsbrott;
lei han lifvades upp nagot, da Erie
kom hitut. Battre gick Diet afven med
hndtbruket. Val att Erie slutligen Of
vertog garden. Han har fordubblat
dess varde.
Ryttaren manade pa sin hast, EFT
CROFT, starkt byggdt dur, SON aldrig
kant behaget af en- ryktborste, och red
1 traf fran till de ytterst liggande stu
gorna.
- Ar husbond hemma? fragade han
en- negerherde, som dref boskapen. till
dess skull.
- ia, husbond haller pa att hugga
nagra trad pa andra sidan ON kopjen.
- St0r honom da int, SADIE FRAN
Hngen pa Stamina sprak som infodin-
gen. Jag kS lemna min hast / stallet
och ga in.
Han red pa, men da han endast sag
till en- liten negerpojke, sadlade han
sjelf af sin hast och skaffade honom H.
tet foder, ty Graham North, elefantja-
garen, a en- valkommen och gerna
sedd gast pa Ravenscheugh. Meyer
gossen stod och gapade med bafvan pa
den store Bula N'Zau.
Da North skaffat sin hast ALT hvad
den behofde, gick han helt langsamt
fran till byggningen och uppf0r de ia
t~rappsteg, SON ledde upp till veran-
dan.
Han var en- lang, b%redaxlad man med
nastan svart har och sa solbrand, att
ansigtet hade nara nog samma farg
som haret. Fans 'v&,idi@n m~nstascher