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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
POINTS OUT LAW
Town Contracts. Trustees Not
to Benefit.

The following opinion by Miles r..
Egbers, village attorney. was filed
with the village board and read at the
meeting held last week:
ITO Chairman and Board OF Trustees,
Village OF Rathdrum, Idaho.
Gentlemen:
OPINION
Under the laws OF the State OF
Idaho no member of the Village
Board of Trustees should be interest.
ed in any contract of which the
corporation is party, and should not
receive benefit either directly or
indirectly from such contract. Like
wise 90 member of the board should
be interested in or receive benefit
either directly or indirectly by reason
of public improvement, day work, or
by reason Of purchase Of supplies and
materials for the Village.
II am also of the opinion that since
the law requires the Board OF Trus-
tees to secure good and sufficient
bond from any person or persons
entering into a formal contract With
the Village the contract price Of
which exceeds 5000, that it would be
well for the Board to call for bids and
let by contract all public work the
estimate Of which exceeds 5000.
This opinion is furnished simply
for the purpose Of advising the
mem bers OF the board in relation to
matters mentioned and taking into
consideration that the board plans
considerable public improvement at
this time. Very respectfully,
"Miles f. Egbers, Village Attorney"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
COUNTY LEVY CUT
Commissioners Seek to Reduce
Tax Burden.

Coeur d'Alene. Sept. Is Despite a
.od,ctiou of ST., 0S6, 6SS in the assess
od valuation OF Kootenai county this
wear, the total county tax levy is i've
,aoths of a mill less than the levy or
q wear ago, as fixed by the county
commissioners.
The state levy was set at : ooo' on
rho dollar. The county levy 10 detail
follows;
o,,..o,t oynense fund S.0042
Co,oro, road fund .OO25
General bridge fund 'oooo
General school fund 'oooo
Warrant redemption fund 'oOo9
pond. interest and sinking fund .O0O6
Total county levy S0l35
Total state and county .0l92
.In case of increases in the tax
lew the local taxing districts are
responsible, as the combined county
and state tax levy is less this year
than last" said c. o. Sowder, county
auditor and recorder.
The special sheep inspection levy
against the assessment Of sheep only,
was fixed at .003.
City and village levies, fixed by
local boards and certified to the
county commissioners for collection
are as follows: Athol, DIAL; Occur
d'Alene, .02l q mills less than last
year,; Harrison. .O453; Post Falls,
.Ol5; Rathdrum, .0l5; Spirit Lake.
OPS, and Worley, .040.
Highway district levies set by local
boards are: Belmont, .002; Occur d.
Alene Valley, .0097; Dalton, .OO4:
Highway Four, .0O3; Lakeside, .Oll7;
Panhandle, OOPS; Pleasant View,
.OO65; Pummer, .004; Powerline,
.Ol47; Unity. .0097.
Road districts Nos. !, 2, 8, 8, 16,
IL, 20. %, %, 81, SO, AZ and 43 levied
the limit of OOPS each.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
FROM OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Ray Simonson, age 80, was fatally
Injured By fall OF l8 feet while
working on the bear trap dam. His
skull was fractured on the rocks.
The new packing house is nearly
complete.
Fiorito Bros. had the Appleway
paving completed as far as the
Kennedy hill last week.
Il. V. Lyon estimates that $84, 600
worth of huckleberrles were picked
On Signal Point mountain this
season.
The box factory is rushed with
orders.
The Cedar Creek and Statellne
schools opened with is pupils each.
Post Falls schools had 27l pupil
enrolled the first two days. In the
Rrades three teachers have two grades
apiece, The primary, fifth and
eighth grades have one teacher each.
Inc high school has rs students
and four teachers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
HARRISON

lhe county mmissioners met
WHO the commercial club Monday
evening.
steam shovel and graders are at
'O'S on the state highway at Half
'1und bay.
"eV. John Evans OF the M. e..
,aurch :, has been transferred from
''i'l'on to Wateryllle, Wash.
everett and Kelso have taken a
sau'fact -, to log 10000 900 feet of
''e pine 10 the Marble Creek
''uuIry for Fred Herrick.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22

George M. Scott of Idaho FAILS was
elected grand master OF the loano
grand lodge of Masons at their nlcY-
6fth session held in Idaho FANS.
Other officers elected were: victor
Peterson, Grangevilles deputy Rrauo
master: Frank Knox. Ell nmett, senior
warden, and Will H.. Gibson, Moun-
tain Home, junior wardelr. Tne 1875
session will be held in Boise
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Idaho State News Items.

Winchester reports a $4,000 pay
roll.
st. Anthony's pea crop is valued at
ST. 1000. 900.
The Lewiston Charleston tri-state
fair more than paid expenses.
The valuation OF Clearwater county
decreased half million dollars since
1921.
The railroad shopmens strike car
shortage caused a St. Maries lumber
mill to close down.
The Benewah county commissioners
have voted to employ an agricultural
agent.
Three south Idaho men were each
fined $25 and costs last week for
hnnting without licenses.
Walter Hess. age 40, logger, fell
toto the ST. Joe river at ST. Maries
and was drowned.
A fine vein OF galena ore
has been discovered near Four-mile
spring on the Leesburg road west OF
Salmon.
Walter f. Thode. assistant cashier
of the defunct Overland National
bank OF Boise, was found guilty Of
embezzlement Sept. 49,
The burning of the Rink opera
house at Standpoint last week, has
caused change OF the meeting place
OF the fve-county teachers institute
TO Wallace, Oct. %.
Fifty cottages at Laclede, deserted
since the burning OF the White saw
mill, are to be moved up the river to
Dover on barges according 10 plans OF
the lumber company.
R. f. Bicknell, former federal food
commissioner Of Idaho, and one time
president Of the defunct Overland
National bank OF Boise, was indicted
by the federal grand Jury on the
charge of application of the banks
funds and false reports to the comp
troller OF the currency. Bicknell is a
prominent aho'sheepman.
About 5000 acres Of fire injured
timber of the Rutledge Lumber
company ID the Marble creek country
is to be salvaged. 1t Is reported
25O, 600, 900 feet Of timber OF which
nearly half is white pine, was affected
by the re. Eleven camps are being
Installed and hundreds Of men en-
ployed TO get out the timber this
winter.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22

October 2 to 9, 1922, was proclaim
ed Ire prevention week in Idaho. ny
Governor Davis. The proclamation
refers to the total annual fire loss
over the nation of $485,O00, 600 and
the fire loss in Idaho, during the+dve
years ended with 1920. OF $5,763,oS3.
He asked that arrangements be made
for educational exercises during tne
week in the interest OF fire preven-
tion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22

Forty seven men entom0ed "nen
fire broke out in the Argonau1 niue
near Jackson, California, Aug ~
were found dead when rescue cle"'
roached them Sept. Is. They bad all
succombed to gas fumes within nve
hours after the FIRE broke out
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
e. R Craney was slightly hurt and


Caesar Massini, pioneer of Coeur-
d'Alene, died in Spokane hospital
last Saturday.
The D. O. X. K held a ceremonial
Saturday evening in the X. of P. hall
and initiated 90 tyros.
Percy Neal, deputy internal revenue
collector for Kootenai. BonDer aud
Boundary counties, has established
an Office In Occur d'Alene.
Deputy County Auditor L. L.
Hills and Miss Blanche VauDusen Of
Harrison were married Saturday after
neen by Rev. Ketchum Of the
Methodist church.
Harry Coville disappeared from his
home leaving letter stating that on
account of poor health he was leaving
and his relatives would never see him
again.
Arthur Seymour was fined $40 and
costs in police court, for exceeding
the speed limit, and Sam Fiske was
fined S. and costs for drunkenness.
Evidence has been reported show
ing that Harry Coyle, who disap-
peared from his home, had taken
boat and rowed out on the lake. The
boat was not returned, and it is
believed Coville drowned himself.
According to word received here,
William Pipkin, pioneer of Kootenai
County, died Sept. 9th in the Soldiers
Home in Boise. The deceased is
believed to have taken up home
stead in Bluecreek 10 1888. and made
his home there until five years ago
when he went to the home in Boise.
A judgment of S34, 459 20 was
granted f. d. Warn, as trustee for
the creditors, in his case against the
Cnur d'Alene & St. Joe Transporta-
tion Co. and the sale of the real
property of the company, by the
sheriff, to satisfy the judgment which
was made first lien, was provided
for, 10 a decree issued by Judge John
NJ. Flynn, in district court.
j. R. Carmichael plead guilty and
was fined $50 and costs in police court
by Judge L. M. Larson, on charges of
violating the traffic ordinances. The
charges grew out of an accident 90
the corner Of Seventh aud Lakeside
in which the car driven by Carmich
ael was damaged and Richard Savoy, |
IA years old, who was riding bicycle,
was slightly injured.
George Altman was arraigned 10
probate court and plead guilty TO a
charge Of cruelty to animals. He was
fined S25 and costs byJudge Whitney.
Altman was accused of shooting
cattle which were said to have broken
into his property near Bellgrove on
numerous occasions. He used hne
shot ia his efforts to frighten the
cattle away.
Chief Deputy Game Warden R. e.
Thomas. Sunday arrested FLOYD |
Casady near the Rutledge mill, carry
ing a .22 rife and having two pneas
ants in his possession. He was taken
before Judge Whitney Monday, and
fined S25 and $13 costs, the gun was
conflscated aud sold for So. The gun /
did not belong to Casady. The birds |
were sold to the highest bidder Tor oo
cents.
Fines of $50 and costs were pro-
nounccd in probate court Monday by
Judge NJ. G. Whitney on Fred Malt
land. John Holland, James Moran,
Oscar Bircher, e. L. Chiffon, En
Hokola and Walter Hokola, VINO
were arrested on charges of drunken
ness at dance in Cataldo Saturday
night by Deputy Sheriffs johnson and
Skogstad and Prosecuting Attorney
Roger Wearne. All seven OF the men
entered pleas of guilty.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-09-22
cGUR D'ALENR

iue September term of the district
"u'' convened Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-15
MIhree;Mlnute IalesM
~ By Ad SchusterI a2AA
THE NIGHT TRAIL
ByAd SchuSterl

trance OF the Subway half block away.
Tingl!ng with triumph and not 10 DC
cheated at this stage, Ed ran alter MIN.
In the station train was pulling OUT
as the lad puifed up to the gate. Inc
quarry was gone and the chances lOr
finding him reduced to almost nauSht'
Ed looked after the disappearing train
and made his decision. He ran 10 the
street, turned one block in the direction
the man had taken before and, paral-
Icing the Subway line, walked toward
the next station.
There Is Just q chance he thought
the fellow will get Off at the next stop
and that he will come back this way
He must hank out in this neighbor-
hood" 1t was long chance, Ed de-
cIded, and If 1t did not work out ne
would go home.
Walking nervously and casting anxl-
Gus glancrs behind, man rounded
h.dgc and stood on the sidewalk IN
from, Of Ed The youth jumped. seized
him by both arms and chung desper-
aicly.
Now" he said. struggling. "G!ve in'
come along. the games up. I've Sot
YOU and you can't get away"
shadows and into n patch of light where
Tho man. with his last ounce of effort,
shook himself free. Ready to spring
at each other, they stood staring and
gasr!nG.
What are YOU" the man asked.
"hold-up or cop? Whatcha following me
for"
"a COP" Ed lied. land who are your
z
I'm n newspaper photographer
Then Ed Wylie did Two mysNiylas
THINKS. One was TO grab the man
hand and hold il to the light So he
might examine the stained tips. The
o,l,.r was It. say humbly before he
FASTENED away. and she was by the
window when you shot her"
Tomorrow and the Muse,
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have real that 10 bow to ones APP
pe,i,c creates a dizziness o. mind and
BODY. I ta.nk notice symptoms or
digressoin in my thinking capacity. DO
you think that IS caused BY wrong n"ur-
!ShmCnt"
Nuswer-T am no, SUrc how II IS II
your case and have no statistics 20
prove what state. In my persona!
opinion. however. large proportion
say ouc-ha,: % humau!ty--are. along
tonard the end OF the business day. In
the estate YOU mention and for the reason
you give. Ph:h Hoten. i gentleman who
lived somewhere along the Nile about
lac zine when Moses was found IN ;hr
Eu:l.>>hNe. declared that me that ob"N-
e,h his belly hath an enemy" Fen
Franklin ard many another grca: na2
have given Ike advice.
y properly regulated digestion IS mo-
esSary u clcarneSS uc lniad. y Ca.ifor-
MIA rector noted for his brilliant ser
nous confided % u tv.""I that his c;o-
Quence was partly due - his tah:aG
before breakfast every Sunday morning
Just an ordinary dose Of rn"UGIrh and
soda \ clear head Just VIII u"; as"o-
ciatc with cIogg'GSbowc,. Am s"rd-
ting yol what you really wIut.-Thc Hy-
gicnic Life.
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Helen Hunters Husband
A NEW SUIT
By jana Phelp'

not half as clever i s yOU are keep their
families well. and look nice themselves
won't be mortified by having you
took sha bly,. Howard Dunn Is going,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Horton. and several
other couples. all good drcssers.'
Il shall wear what have or stay at
home" There was finality in Jacks
voice. He would not Tight Helen about
her expenditures more than was aoso-
lutely necessary, but for himself ne
would not be coerced. Il am doing all
| can--and more"
II you really loved ME you wouldn't
cmharrass me before my friends
Tears we're In her voice. I'D rather be
dead than. live in the half way fashion
you seem TO like
Il don, Ike It. Helen. any better
than YOU do. But. dear. why be un-
happy over little things? And we are
q long time dead. dear" Jack replied
gayty. but with no feeling OF gayety In
his. heart Then too. shall lose my
evenings work-perhaps I could be eA-
cused.
Perhaps you couldn't: They are all
sorry tor ne now because YOU never
take me anywhere. I hate TO be rltied.
She burst into tears and ran from the
room. slamming the door. Jack fol-
lowed her He hated 50 10 see her I'M
happy. to see her cry. lie tried, but
he could not bring himself TO ignore
her outburst.
He could not quiet her however until
he had promised to get new suit
ready-made one. so that he could make
a good appearance at the party.
lie felt he was making a mistake;
making things harder FOR tho future
Yet when she chung 10 him rc!teratlng
her love for him. her pride In him, he
held her closely In his arms, and
! thought that hard work. debts. nothing
! mattered 50 nc had her love. And sat-
! .eshed her.
He bought the suit. and she was en-
| thusiastic in her praise OF his appear
ance.
You are awtully handsome wncn you
are vel, groomed, Jack. l shall be so
proud of you at the party. she said
when he tried It on for her oeneht.
Tomorrow-TIelen Plans to Entertain
the Bridge Club.
Protected BY George Matthews Adams
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-Four More Sentenced
to the Penitentiary

ClarkShurg, W. Va, March li-West
VirEinia's prohibition law IS falling
heavily upon mnonshincrs Of thrs coun-
" here this week. -Four more men were
sentenced TO the state penit enttary to-
day by Judge John c. Southern. of Grim
inal court. making seven so far sen
fenced there this week, while several
other like sentences are expected. Those
sntcnced today veto Camieliano. OF Daw
son mines John Blair, negro. Of near
GraSScu!. Antonio Merr!co. Of Dawson
mines. and William Davis. negro OF
New Chofton. Each WAS fined 5000 and
sentenced 20 serve Two years in the pen
ttcatiary. except Mcrr;co. who was fined
$500 and sentenced to serve three years.
All had possessed stills.
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Is there anyone in all your list OF
acouaintances who YOU feel sure does
not like you and yet whom you Hhe'
or at least respect and ADMIRE
1t seems to me that every such person
whom you can point 10 Is a star III
the crown OF self conquest.
Like People With Good Judgment
1, is Il very easy thing 70 like anyone
who likes YOU. (Do not even the pun
ltcans tho same0 Nothing is better
recommendation to likIng.-neither WI.
nor character. nor position, nor talent
nor a sweet DISPOSE tion.-than the tact
that some person has shown the good
judgment to like you.
I'VE are thankful for good Will rather
than service" says the cynical haZlit;'
and those who esteem Us or evidence
a part!ality for US still those whom
we consider our best friends"
And again True friendship Is sell
love at second hand where. as in a nat
terinE mirror, We may see our virtues
,nagnifed and our errors softened. and
where We may fancy our opinion OF
ourselves confirmed by an impartial or
faithful witness. Nay SO strong
IS this feeling that We extend II even
10 those counterfelters IN friendship.
fiatters and sycophants. Our self low"
rather than our self interest IS the mas
ter key TO our Affections
Your First Reactton7
! II YOU doubt this. notice next time
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Two unshavcn mon who sat IN front
of EA Wvlic on the surface car con
vcrSrd In low tones. They leaned phch
loosely in the seat. thrust their feet out
straight and wore their hats over their
eyes.
IF n man were 10 go out looking Tor
couulc nf DorChcl!mbCrS," thought I'd
as he pretended ne WAS mapping ana
strained his ears to catch part or the
conversation. "hc couldn't pick on more
likely candidates.
Tho car lUrchud and Ed fell sIeep'y
forward In second of comparative
ouict he heard the roughcr looking man
say In an even voice, she was ny TIE
window when | shot her
When the man looked back. n mo-
mcnt later. I'd was deep in the sleeping
rnIo hut for all that his brain Was
churnlng with excitement ana specui"'
tInn. Here lie was. he Thought, on IN"
trail Of what might turn out TO he one
~ the biggest stories IN town. lie was
on = murder before the police, before
,rr ncwsnapcrS And the man Who
committed the crime was sitting within
reach of his hand. "l'll follow him.
I'D decided, "nud ont where he lives
and yet Il cop to go with me I" make tho
arrest" And Ed pictured tn" CORY AHu
tho adventure that wcr" To h" his.
The man. with a word 70 his COM
pauion. rosc and left the car. ia fn'-
lowed. Into a cigar store went the OBJ
icct Of tho chase while a tdc"ting Shad-
ow found something to Interest him near
th,, curb. Then the man came out. walk
ed brislIv for several blocks and turned
almost on the run. Fd, across the street
feared that his rapid movements would
lead 70 detection.
us he wis" 10 mr." fNo iah Won
dcrcd. cor is he taking his usual pre-
cautionS?"
When Ed swung around the corner u"
found h!mS"lC face To face WIN inc
tough-looli!rG man he had been 1o''""
ing. The mans jaw dropped, letting '
fat cigar fall /" I'll" ground. ! 'houGh'
SO" he gruntcd, and ran for the en-
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CHARTER -
After lae monthly bills were paid. the
rem, in advance. and pair Of shoes
bought for himself. jack gave Helen all
but the spending money ne must have
10 get about vita. He told her.
he careful with it, dedc. X may De
some time before l land another Dig
prospect"
Nonsense. Now that YOU have started
ycu'N do az right. | can get Il dress
and d ha; and some Other things l neeo'
white sloveS-a.l the women | know
wear white kid. and have been st'SA-
Ing 10 black because they don't nave u
be cleaned"
"He,ter stick title longer. Honey
D,n.t &c, carried away with the Idea
tha, ". arc milIioua!reS just because
I bav. had one good mOnth." Yet even
~ ne spoke Jack Huuter was impueu
with the idea tina: hc had turned the
corner At last. He was naturally OPP
tniSt:C. and Inclined e. discount fnture
difficulties because % present success
He said nothing OF his own need OF a
new suit. he would Sc; that later IL
was Helen who brought the subject up
Mrs. Layton is giving party, JACK
and shs has invited US" Helen said al
breakfast
I'm cad my dinner coat LOOKS de-
cent" ne returned.
"Yo. can; wear x. she particularly
tod ME 10; - have you dress. She sa'd
the men would az be - business CLONES
l, Ism, G-eSsy AFFAIR
Ny suit j. pretty SHABBY
&C, IA new one surely YOU need II
badly enough
-
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
No Guarantee,

nave been prcguan; for the pas
three aud a half months. and my tr"u-
bic seems aggravated. I fear, unless
remedlcd. the future months Viii h,
most burdenSomc FOR me. My appetite
is very tair---brcakfast with perhaps
fruit and a slice Of toast. t., or corcc.
I am always ready for dinner tmld-
day). then !t eat a. ! fcr. inclined
A. supper time. spend Il mos; miScr.
able niSth. Kindly ,ei ne has medical
science yet discovered anything 10 de-
away with this usual uauS"a sensation
which comes durtng pregnancy" l may
state my age is - and ;uy present baby
Is seven years.
Answer-Many women can 10, helped.
but the help cannot b" NUartmt""d. You
must At present eat aS haE" .udirat"d
In an article sent you. Ectt"r. | >houtd
say. lunch a; noon AMI dine in the
evening" Anyway Il powcdrH prcDarH-
hon OF chicken G:zZard called iuc!uvrn
no be had a, the drugg.sp. taken be
,ore breakfast. has often stopped IN"
morning vomiting or nausea Of prog
nancy. This howey"r. seldom lasts Hrt"r
,he third month. From which on to
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1869 First aid TO cleanliness and
ncatncss IS stamped on this model. II
surely affords ample protection and
may be worn as n work dress. The
closing IS very practical and conven-
lent Striped seersucker or gingham
in pretty checks. would develop this
style attractiycly. Rickrack braid or
feather stitch canding will make
nice finish.
The Pattern !s cut IN Sizes:
Small. 1896; Medium. 3s-40; Large
42-44: Extra Large. 46-4S inches bust
measure 4 Medium size requires SIS
yards OF 36 inch material.
Pattern mailed to any address on
receipt Of 12c in silver or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. senc
II cents to The 1ntelligencer onict
Wheeling. ". Va.
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DIGESTION AND BRAIN WORK

tho birth fSix monthsD the expectan;
mother generally has Il superb sense OF
we'll being.
Ruptured-
am a Young man OF ~ years:
cant complain about my general health
and strength. except catarrh and
rupture In the abdomen. | have n very
poor physique. | am II. 81: In. and
weigh 106 pounds. by my military pa
perS": but still l often did the work or
heavy men for I am tcamSt"r. ana
have always worked until the last two
Years
Answer-Get your catarrh cured
instructions have been mailed YOU'D
man ruptured "a you state has no bust
ress 20 be :. teanster and should not
~ heavy weights or he may die In
aruuy: | would have that fixed up" b.
= surgeon. An also mailing inStruc-
lions how 10 obtain Il good physique.
Tomorrow-Cltmate and tuberculosis.
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B, & 0, Officer Shows
Pluck in Arrests

Kcyscr w. Va. March li.-P. {.
clayton, a Baltimore and Ohio officer,
made 4 thrilling arrest early yesterday
when he took four men off the 'bi!ha
baggage" OF a Baltimore and ONO pas
scnEer train az kcy%r. Two were
white and Two colOrcd. one of the men
drew A. automatic revolver on TN"
officer. who, with d"ttn"ss OF isl
hrnckrd 1t from his hand ana ut the
ann" time drew his own gun. making
nil four mon hold up their hands lie
then lir"d them up. handCuficd them
und took them to jail.
Current Novel - She knew that the
blind man was watching her.