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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10

Last Friday Sheriff Bucklin
had quite an exciting chase after
a woman by the name of Mrs.
Matt LaRouche, and her two lit
tie children, about 5 and Z years
of age, who were trying to es-
cape from the officer.
The family recently lived in
Custer county, and the children
had been taken away from the
mother by order of the Probate
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10


First publication Oct. 10th, 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
Notice For Publication.


Department of the interior,
U. s. Land Office at Haley, Idaho,
September 26tb. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Marga-
ret Jenson, Of Challis, Idaho, who, on
October lst, 1909, made Desert Land
Application, No. O69os, for Mex SEA,
Section 9, Township Is North, Range
10 East, Boise Meridian, has fled no.
tice of intention to make Final Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Berrimsn Il. Barnes.
U. s. Commissioner, at Challis, Idaho.
on the 22nd day of November, 1911.
Claimant names rs witnesses
Nels G. Jenson, OF Challis, Idaho,
Henry Whitcomb'' -
Albert Honey, I"
Phillip koonce, g .
P.F. HORNE. Register.
First publication Oct. 10th, 1911.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
Notice To Livestock Men.

/ have for sale the pasture and
about 60 tons of good hay on the
Colvin ranch, about four miles
east of Challis. Leave word at
First National Bank. Will sell
either cash or on time.
j. A. HARRINGTON.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
SPECIAL SESSION.

OulCc VI tuc DOdTu VI NOuuty
Commissioners of Custer Coun-
ty, Idaho, Challis, Sept. 9th,
1911.
Pursuant TO an order of the
Board heretofore made and en-
tered the Board of County Com
missioners met at Z oclock p. m.
in Special Session.
Present - Robert Campbell,
Chairman; Alex. Burnett, Jona-
than Job, and E. ]. Michael,
Clerk.
Whereupon the following pro-
ceedings were had
1t appearing to the Board that
Arthur Fox, who was on the 18th
day of September, 1911, awarded
the contract to construct coun-
ty Jail building. had failed to
furnish a bond AS required by
said contract and had failed in
other respects to comply with
the requirements of said contract
it is ordered that said contract
be and is hereby revoked. And
it also appearing to the Board
shat at this season of the year
building of concrete or concrete
blocks would be impractible. and
it further appearing that all per-
sons who had previously bid on
said building were at this time
present, it is hereby ordered that
bids will be received for the con-
struction of a rock Jail building,
as per plans and specifications
on tile in the Clerks Office. on
the 2Sth day Of September, 1911,
on or before II O'Clock M, of
said day.
Board took a recess until r.
4 M, Sept, 28th, 1911.
t Challis, Idaho, Sept. 28.-Tbe
Board met as per adjournment.
$ Fall Board present, and the
$ following BUSINESS was transacted
S at this time;
J. At this time the bids hereto
f fore filed for the construction O.
i a county Jail building were open
ed, and after consideration th'
j. contract for same was awarded
g to j, p. Maxtield fer dressed
, rock building as per plans ant
= specifications as approved by tn
= Board of County Commissioners
- and now on file in the office O
- the Clerk of said Board, as fol
lows: All rock work for the sun
of 1888. 90; all wood work. paint
+ ing, ETC., 1or the sum of 575l. 50
= All steel for said building to b
; furnished by the county.
L. Said Maxtield to be required
81 to furnish bond in the sum c
'e $500 and the County Attorne
is hereby instructed to draw
1T contract therefor in accOrdanc
is with the plans and specifications
in 1t appearing to the Board i
" this matter, that it is advisabl
~ that some competent person b
re appointed to supervise said wor
Or it is ordered that S. M. Ballar
be and is hereby appointed sue
t person with full authority to az
at in the premises,
a No further business appearin
r. Board adjourned.
f.. ROBT. CAMPBELL.
RI Chairman
I'd E. J. MICHAEL, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
Ex-Mayor Pence of Boise, was
IN town last Tuesday.

ID town last Tuesday.
Chas. Small and Andrew Gini
were down from Clayton last
week.
County Commissioner Peter
Mckinney was up from Salmon
last week.
Mrs. Maude Bradley departs
on Friday for a trip to Twin
Falls to visit relatives.
Thos. Jose and wife and Bill
Chivers and family are expected
home this week from Boston.
Work on the big irrigation
canal across the river, under
contractor Hesse, is being push
ed rapidly.
The cement work on the big
Challis steel bridge across Sal
mon river is nearly completed,
ready for the steel.
All of the boys are back from
Challis and report having had a
royal good time at the three
days fair. .-Leadore Standard.
The Odd Fellows here are 60
ing to put in seven 1000 c. p. and
two 500 C. p. gasoline lamps in
their Hall, also a large cement
brick fue.
Found--An upper set of false
teeth. Owner can have same by
calling at this office. proving
property and paying costs o.
this advertisement.
r The appeal case Of Con. Sui
livan VS.. the heirs of the estate
of Patrick MOyner, deceased, il
the District Court last week wa:
dismissed on account of error il
the papers. 1t will be tried a
next term of court.
! Lynn Wilkinson, who shot hi
leg about three weeks ago wa
taken suddenly worse, and wa
-, transferred to the Challis Hos
pital. He is under the care 0
DR.. Lynn and IS in a critical con
l dition. lw.
-, News was received here las
week that Mrs. Fred Philips c
Los Angeles, Cal, was dead
-, Mr.. Philips and his wife reside
!, in Challis in an early day, an
about 1S years ago moved t
- Los Angeles, where they hav
, resided ever since.
I 1t is reported that Dick Zil
d we'll has gone temporily insane
{ and that he took John Well:
n race horse, Gano, from James t
e VanCamp's stable one day la:
week and lit out. Saturday Il
was seen at Whiskey Springs.
d Babe Swift WAS caught
@ Blackfoot the other day. He
j. supposed to be an accomplice
the murder of Crowley at Halle
r a short time ago. Two deput
- sheriffs from Blaine county wei
@ in Challis last week looking IL
IT Swift.
If In Oklahoma, when Po
= tawatomie Indian discovers th'
e the woman he married isn't
II real truly soul mate, he just ma
t. ries another and It's legal. Pre-
l. ty much the same up in hle
t, white folks society up In al
: around Newport.
e According to the Railway AS
} Gazette, the Butte, Boise q Sa
le Francisco Railroad Co., is a
:, tive again. The original F'ren(
q owners have been 'gobbled ur
n by an English syndicate WI
q barrels of money and that Il
l. road is going to be construct'
1. forthwith. This road is plann'
T. to come up Salmon river,then {
y to Boise.
Two prominent mining fro
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
Local News Items.

''OH CSUclUdy.
Say, If your watch is out of fix
y. st Louis will make it keen
time.
Miss j. E. Kelleher leaves this
week for Pocatello to attend the
teachers institute.
Mrs. VIM. Buster leaves next
Friday for a visit at her old
home at Norton, Kansas.
Attorney Pickett and Haven
Sawyer were in town Friday and
Saturday from Boise, attending
Court.
Mrs. Joseph Rodgers and her
daughter expect to depart this
week for Salt Lake to spend the
winter.
Teachers Joint Institute will
be held at Pocatello Oct. 90 to
9th, l9l1.-Jennie E. Kelleher,
Co. Supt. of Public Inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waters. ].
G. Fox, Arthur Gayle and Axel
Olson departed last week for
Boise to attend the Fair.
John S. Altham was down to
Challis last week from Bayhorse
putting in his winter supplies.
He is working at the Ramshorn
mine.
Moving picture show on next
Thursday night, Oct. 18th, at
the opera house. All new reels
and fine ones. Regular price Of
admission.
w. B. Horn has sold his Sal
mon and Challis stage line to
Dock" Hudkins. Mr.. Hudkins
was in Challis last week looking
over the line.
Jonathan Job and wife, and
Mrs. Nj. M. Sweet depart this
week for Twin Falls, as dele
gates to the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, which meets Oct. 16.
j. D. Boyle, Supt. at the Lost
Packer, was in town last week
en- route to Salt Lake to attend
a meeting of the directors of the
Lost Packer Mining Co. He in
formed us that the smelter had
closed down for the season, ano
that all the matte had been ship
ped out. A few men are being
worked at the mines now to &c
development work. The smeltel
run Just finished, was a decided
success. Mr.. Boyle shipped out
some fine samples of ore from
the Lost Packer mine to the
State Fair at Boise.
District Court was in session
| all of last week in Challis. an6
there was big crowd of people
in town. There we're three Grim
inal cases on the docket, viz
State of Idaho VS.. Vim. Gill fol
7 rape on the l4-year-oid daughter
of Emmett Jones. In this CASE
the jury brought in a verdict no
guilty. In the case, State 0
Idaho VS.. Paul Imeson, for dra"
ing check without funds IN th'
bank, the case was continued 10
the term, as an important VIII
ness was absent. State OF IDA
j., no VS. J. B. Hunter for assault
was dismissed. Of the lmpor
tant civil cases, the appeal case
Of Con Sullivan from the Pro
hate court was dismissed. I'M
waters of Challis creek were oe
creed, and a suit has been hle'
to decree the waters OF uaroe'
creek. The Court officials AM
Attorneys present, were as lol
lows: District Judge, James M
Stevens; Court Stenographe'
Mrs Brown; County Attorney
Milton A. Brown; Clerk, Il. )
Michael; Sheriff, w. X. hunting
ton. Attorneys, Puckett' REM
Of Boise; Brown of Salt LAKE
Cowen of Salmon; Chase Olarh
4 (t1o ,.ty MAC
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10
Fourth Of July Report

Following is report of the
total receipts and disbursements
of the Fourth of July celebra-
ton, held in Challis on July 4th
and 9Th. 1871
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1911-10-10

RECEIPTS.
Balance 1910 fund F85. 90
Total receipts 1911 741.5O
Grand Total 1926 so
Total disbursements $793. 40
Balance on hand $33. 10
This balance has been turned
into the funds of the Challis Fair
for the year 1911, on order Of the
General Committee for Fourth
of July celebration.
JAS. T. GAYLE, Treas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21

them BECAUSE they think it is their duty
to do so. The fa.f hat thew think tba,
are RIGHT does not make them r1gbt
MANY q person has believed p he Man
members of this sect can be esteemed
highly for their sterling Qualities Of
heart and brain. but even the best neo-
ole with the best intentions sometimes
make MISTAKES If IS NIX. nu,,osa IN +Iis
sermon to point out ia Won What ! cor
slider to be errors and false teachings
which will endanger vod~ eternal saliva
ton, and also TO SHOW vog that he who
claims to be their specially enlightered
teacher and leader is q false'prophet and
not worthy of your confidence.
|. He is a false prophet-
l. Because he contradic+s himself
In volume one. Studies in the Scrip-
lures. page 1855. at the bottom of the
Daoe he makes this statement. Nowhere
in the Scriptures is if stated that the
ANGELS are immortal nor that mankind
restored will he immortal On the CON
trarv. immortality is ascribed onIv to
the divine nature ORIGINALLY to Jehovah
only: subsequently to orr Lord Iesus IN
his present highly exalted condition: and
finally By promise 70 the Church The
body of Christ. wheuploritfed with him "
Probably when Won read that nassaqe
YOU did not notice that he saws in the
first place that mankind when restored
will not he immortal and then in the
same paragranh saws that the Churcb
the BODY of Christ. which is confused
of men, will he immortal II is hard to
understand how thew can he mortal and
immortal at the same time He also
saws ON naoe 1907 If tba same vol,1nne.
1T shouid he remembered tba+ we are
not actually shirt beings until tbe res
direction. though from the time we re-
ceive the snirif of adontion we are roe
oned as such, When we become shirt
beings actually that is when we are
born of the sni2it we will no Iongor be
Aeshv beinps He saws in the fTsf niace
that we are not spirit beings untiI the
resnrrection and tFen follows tois s+o 10
ment bv saving that we become snirit
haings when we are Lorn If the s, ri -
that is when we are convorta l' ar l't-' az
cenfed Of Cod Such statements l,,,t' a. as
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21
IS MILIEHNIAL
DAWNI5N Of COD?
Sermon Preached by Rev. c. W. Eiud-
sen, Phi. D.. at The Loeb lynn
Baptist Church.

There shall arise false Christs and
false prophets, and shall show great
signs and wonders; so as to'lead astray,
it possible, even the elect Matthew
24:25.
Is Millcnnial Dawnism Of God? When
I ask this question ana answer it mega
lively do not want to he understood as
saying that there are TO true teachings
at all in il. The Mjllennial Dawnites,
or to call them after tle;y leader, Rus
sellites, teach some truths that are &C
knowledged by all Christians enough
to blind the eyes Of many devout and
wei! meaning men and women to the
subtle poison which lies hidden like an
addar's sting. ! viii not condemn them
as wilful perverteys Of the truth. for |
believe that many Of them think they
are right in their views and disseminate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21
ORDER NISI.
Henry Bittuer, ct al, vs. Mary A. Bittne
ct al.

Henry Bittuer, ct al, vs. Mary A. Bittner
ct al.
No. l740 Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett County, Maryland.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Garrett
County, this goth day Of September, 1911. that
the sale made and reported in the above
cause by Noah Bittner, Trustee, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 10Th dayof DC
tober. 1911; provided a copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Garrett county, once a week for three sue
cessire weeks before the 18th day of October
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S25Gg0U
f. Z. TOWER. Clerk
True copy-TeSt:
+. Z. TOWER, Clerk
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21
w EDNE SD AY,
The 9th Day of September,

1911. at I'll O'Clock a. m, III front of the Court
House IN the town OF Oakland, said Garrett
county, offer for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, all that valuable farm situ-
ate about one mile north of Accident and on
the road leading from Accident to the Penn
sylvania Line, and which is contained with.
in the following meteS and bounds: Begin
ming Tor the same at a corner OF fence abOut
II percheS North and little West of Aaron
BOyerS barn and running thence without
any allowance for variation South 6S2t
East l9i percheS, South - East y perches
North 5i& East u percheS. South 81 East 10
perches, North IL East perches, South 81
East 1872 percheS, North East IS Derches
to a stake, North 90 West 80 perches to a
point in the lane or road and with said lane
or road North 6lH West 90 perches to a
point IN said road or lane, thence leaving
said road and up the hill North ~ West 80
perches to stake North ~ to stone plant
ed at the outside fence of the farm and
with the said fence South West 81 perches
North 80 West p 3 perches, South SIX
West 81 $40 perches, North s4e West "A h
percheS, South l6& West a perches to the
place of beginning; except about Is acres of
the above described land which was sold
and conveyed by David Biddinger TO New
ton Giles and described in a deed dated
March 18th, 1903, recorded in Liber So folio
593, one OF the Land Records of said Garrett
county; and leaving of the above described
land to be sold the quantity Of eighty-nine
acres.
said land is improved and in cultivation
with good new Barn, Dwelling House ana
other buildings thereon. The same is lOca-
ted in one of the best farming districts OF
Garrett county and is a very desirable piece
OF land.
Terms of saIe-Cash. Conveyancing at cost
OF purchaser,
FRED A. THAYER.
Assignee of Mortgage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21
GOD IS RESPONSIBLE:
INDIRECTLY
FOR The Present REIGN
OF SIN And Death

Pastor RUSSELL Tells a Spell Bound Au-
dence Why God Permits Sin and
caIamisies, Whar Purposes They Are
Serving and How Eventually They
VIII Accomplish Good Fer lien and
Angels and Bring Glory 20 God.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21
MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Under ana by virtue of power of sale
contained in Il mortgage from Charles j.
Sechler and Cora E. Secnler TO Davii Bid
dinGer bearing date March Eth, 1905, re
corded in Liber Z, 4. T. No. S. folio 34
&c.. one of the Mortgage Records of said
Garrett County. ana to the undersigned duly
assigned Tor the purpose of foreclosure. the
said assignee will on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-21

No.. ~ u ,''.' va ,''l
l'RASTOR RUSSEllll -, - '''-'''',''i
tavt "rvon 50
Fatbar for so # seemed ooo6 in rThv
sj~ht'' Uu;e \ on
Pastor Rrssall declared tbot only
tl,sa who tlrouo, rho r.blo cot 81,
,pas+ y cI.rosa If the ,l,,io,,s ont
WORKING Of Tho 79ivina 7,ar nudar.
stand Gods raasors r,,. ,,o,.,,,i+,i,,., t3,.
reign of sin and dnatb. of sorrow .rI
mi, which hos ,ra,.,,aj a,,o,,..sf
3,rrzirl fo.. efv thon.au.I ,.aars Tha
&r,nfrbtv p, said das.u.s +o raarb
..~aa+ lessons f., .,ruaIs and IN man
Tra0.a trn Divine daaii7a with r,.,,.
r.t,4 5as hooo -sr,. 4i,rar.r,. +.o-o H..
f.,1i,,. v..tb ,g..a,. ,-h.. ,eI.. ,...o,.
lafno 1,rfar, n,,o r.,n,,,, .o SIM .,
7a.4b raoaIt- no sri.r,u ....nass al,
n.+p ,rhoz. ,.f.-h+ n,,.,. h..s ..,.... .,,,
-n,+.,, of ri-f,,a rl,.tf.a Wisdom,
.,-o and po,ro,, b,-, ..r,ir.l ro,..,. b.,,...
raafrz. ra7arstool ....s,. .-,....t ,ra,+..
s,..1 If moi ro.r FIN. r-fs 5...li,.... ,...r,
r,-,,aTit,.- Til. na,.,,is.io,, of sim ,,.I
d.,,b ,r,,,.r Adam. ..,....,..ri.-.
o'.' ~ '''''''
Cd in providing 4 Redeemer. but Di
~ "'''oe "',a --'''--t '.-,''', III
- LIS ''',', I''N WIZ" vic uI7n-
s'''' i'' ''"'' "iI-l'S' pL''iIl-
Gods love has hecn sear-iro ou+ t5o
IovoI If ,nonr-ind tro eoi,+l,. fo7r 10
ho 4bo priao ~ l,1,ris+- =, I,,, .o.sooi,t
"a ,,.i+b Nv, paaar,,,,,. :, rIt, aI,,.ia,,e
I-4,ofo,, Witch g sho,.,I,. =, ~,
81 ,,-If.+ ~, 80 80 ,Ia,,, e,.o,,, -,
100, 49, - ~ I5'--'
w.. +,..,-,, -
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'-i,,''',--,- ; go vac P'o
- r'' "-''' 'u' 9'i0,''u
li'-ii''ci 'n"' Iii9 las oeeH u-S''I u'eu'
uete I niue anu lHcIe d liIlIe' amongst
'He twenty lHouSauu IIiIIonS oI our
race ohe-haII Oh "nolh' perhaps nave
uled III infancy. Few nave hVed TO
three score years ana ten. beheVe
that even the most sorrowtul lives
known TO the world have had com
pensatory seasons of pleasure, joy,
happiness, | believe that only few
have died regretting that they had
been born: and am sure that with a
proper understanding of Divine future
provision they would not regret their
birth. with its attachments of sorrow.
Pastor Russell believes that human
restitution, during Messiahs reign of
a thousand years. will. in some re-.
spacts bring to the willing and ohedi.
emf greater iov groater blassirr aroat-
err aDprecjation of narfoc+ion and
righteousness than If tbar had NOT
know, imrorgo.+i,,, ,,d H.,
Thus mankind viii rns,iv ,oso moth.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-05

the only timing worth living for. The
trouble with me 10 that God-if there
Is God-made me TOO big 10 De con
tented with ordinary people and their
ordinary emotions. Come III. Oh.
hello. Tomr
Fine Chris'mUs weather we're hav
In. Mr.. McAdoo." said Haggin. who
was the intruder. Like the other
boys" be- always called Bob mir"
nowadays.
Fine enough. | guess. Can do
something for your
"Oh. no. Haggin answered. with
ponderous bashfulness. Il only drop
ped In to say Merry Christmas to ye."
Very good of you. I'm sure. Tom"
Bobs tone was anything but enthusi.
astic. Yet he was surprised by faint
glow OF pleasure at the ex-pugnists
greeting
There was an awkward silence. at
length broken by Haggin: Smiths
been raisin big howl about not get
tin' back to the legislator. Says ne
oughter git another term. Coin
round among the boys an kickin like
mule"
Cant help that. / promised Slough.
ton, and he goes"
''Of course You say so. and he goes
faint him that's ,raisin the trouble.
but young Teller named Remington
An he Amt no SLOUGH. you hear me,
He's the Teller | told you about came
down TO the Liberty hall meetin' last
campaign. The boys was waitin' an
CROWN Impatient. until long about y
O'Clock In comes a tall young teller.
regular kid Good booker. with long
An swell7 He made me feel like
glass factry. an mad on me hunderd
dollar suit too. He steps up TO NE
am says. MIR. Chairman. my names
Remington, an I'm here TO make .
speech. AT that the boys sets up a
yell. hootin' an guyin' him like -four
of a kind Swell chap doesn't say a /
word. but offs with his overcoat an
sits on the table with his hands In his |
pockets. laughin as II he had a good |
joke on somebody else. Fin'ly the I
boys lets up fer lack Of wind Then
he starts In an tells story ut to make
you bust The boys laughs hard until
they begun TO see the point was on
them. Then be gives 'em the worst
tongue lashln' you ever heard
thought there would be trouble an was
yittin' ready TO keep the peace when
one of the boys sings out. You're all
right. Kid An dash me II they didn't
cheer him louder than they'd guyed
him. Then he talked fer near an hour.
An talk. Say. that kid had 'em all
led In knot When be was through
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-10-05
EMMETT INDEX

81
they all crowded up 10 him an wnnfet
TO buy him drinks. Oh. he's corkel
an no mistake"
"Weli. what OF himr Bob interrupt
ed Higgins flow somewhat Impatient
1 iy.
Hes takin' the Smith end of the
row. Lives in the Seventh Slough
tons own ward. you know-gets him
self elected ward cbairman-Eow l
don't know An now he's gnin' round
sayin' faint fair 10 turn Smith down
this trip Hes gettiD' the boys stirred
up some too
"Why didn't yon send him to me7''
II did try to. he said: You tell Bob
McAdoo to go plumb to thunder. II he
wants to see me let him come TO me-
"You cal! the district committee to-
gether Monday. I'll hx him." Bob
promised grimly.
Cant you make It Tuesday, Mon
days Christmas.
what Of that 7"
WELL" Haggin explained apologet
ically. 'the boys like TO be on Chris
mus. you know. with the kids"
Cant help II. I've got to go out OF
town Tuesday. Make 1t Monday night"
"All right" Haggin assented Roget
fully. II suppose you'll have to turn
the kid down. hate to do 1t. though.
hes such corker. Well. must be
goin'"
WAIT minute. Tom" Bob sat
down and filed out check. Here's
something for Christmas.
WHAT You givin' Christmas giftsT'
Haggin took the check In amazement
Bob's face burned red al something
implied in Haggin's words. why
notY' he retorted gruffly. you need
another diamond Tom. Here's anoth
er for the boys in the Fourth. They
haven't found much pickings lately"
How d'you know l won't keep 1t
tooT'
Nonsense. Tom. ! know you"
Haggin swallowed hard. MIR. Nc |
Adoo." he said awkwardly. you're
nan. I'd ruther hear them words than |
lit the check. | hain't words TO thank
you. Merry Chris 'musl''
The old man givin Christmas gifts
IN teIlin' me be trusts mer, he muir
49,