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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

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In 1888 the Farmville Mills. a
landmark of many years. which
had been spared by fate in the
fire Of 1898. burned.
On April d, 1885, a portion Of
the Farmville High School built
in 1912 burned. The new part,
auditorium and gymnasium build
ing. was miraculously saved
November 3. 1871. the former
electric plant at foqt of Randolph
street. burned total loss,
March II. 1916 the grocery and
furniture department Of Farmer
Supply Company fold Walker
building burned, total loss.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08

them all good
August 10. 1913 Henry Lind
sey was elected captain at resig-
nation Of r. S. Rice. and Robert
Meador was elected to replace
him. December /. 1918, Frank
Hayes. colored. became driver
with Robert Lacy as helper, re-
placing Daniel Williams. Frank
Hayes viii be remembered as d
fine horseman. and at that time
the fire engine was horse drawn
by two beautiful draft horses.
January !. 1916, Fred Butcher
ana L A Smith, We're put on"
the fire company
Records in the book reveal many
small fires during this period
Some interesting comments on
the cause Of fires were small chill
dren playing with matches. de-
feetive flues. cigarette stump IN
waste basket and one cause was
given as drunken painter.
November %, 1915, a roam horse
was bought Of c f Zimmerman
to replace Charlie. which re-
placed the cart horse. traded
fot SITS to boot
Hard luck followed this trade as
on May II. 1920, the horse drop
ped dead after pulling the engine
to fire on Buffalo street
Several total losses are record
ed IN 1920, when a store building
nj 203 Main street used as a sec
ond hand furniture store was q
total loss on October 26. and the
residence Of Paul r Boggs, corner
OF Appomattox and Oak streets
was a total loss on December i6
Also. severe damage was done AZ
Winston home corner. Virginia
and Fourth streets on October 49,
1921
New Meteor Truck
new motor truck, the pride
Of the Town was installed OH April
10. 1922 replacing the horse
drawn equipment w T Clai-
borne was employed TO take
charge and drive said motor
truck
A number of small fires were
extinguished BY the new truck
| but on September "a 1922, tht
record makes this dolelul obserya
sion. house on Bridge street lost
house was falling in when alarm
was turned in This Is the onis
fire that the new department hal
lost. the pressure was very veal
and our suction hose busted
November IT 1928 about 4 u
h. nj. State Normal School caugf
on fire The engine and firemeg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-03-08
Fnile Fire To Hold Fire Show Ano Wednesday, March
Fire Fighting
Equipment Display
Nednesda y. Mar. y
Local Companies TO
Explain SEES Of
Fighting Units

flff~f lkfl1lrK equipment " TIE
FafmYlle and prince EfiH8fo F.re
iJt.i1af LFnantS will b. On display
Wedn' sday egfn.ng March 9
from 6 30 10 9Ea0 o'clock III t4le
Fafmgille Arrn4ry Members u
me fire {. pastEnent sponaeas ~
the Fire Equiprhent snow. wlll loe
pfe~Hi 70 explain tie various
piecFs q equipfn %. and demon
tratp lliei1 use4 There IS ~ ~
m s3ou fec and the public ID l.1-
Vltee 20 Inspect the equipment II
theae fire departments.
Members u fhe fire companles
municipal ard county otficis.a
from 10 miles around have re-
cejved special invitations to Mss
show and many i1aYe accepted
Refreshments VIII be- sclged lis
tile Ladies Auxiliary ri the com
panies. and fay0rs viii be given 10
children.
On display @lil be- the new lad
der-pufnper truck recently dellv-
cred 10 tie fsafmWlle Fire d.
paitment This. truck viii pump
100 Gallons PEI minute and Is fl3l-
ly equipped With 81 foot alum
mum ladder electrically 0f)er-
ated The truck carries its own
electric power plant With pI3lic
addreas 8Yslem reeuseItator. fiest
40 equipment. and chemical ex-
nel igllefs
hlso fhe Farnvllc 500 eai-
Ion pumDer Wi}leh Is fnliy equip
ped with Ere fiphlne apparatus
Also the Prince Edward County
500 gallon pun1per truck. wah
hiei power fox nozziee and otft
equipment And the Prince Esi-
~ard water tank truck used as eth
auxiliary TO the pumper umit.
10 addition There WIN ID d dis
play Of chemical extngulshers
and lnarics ionh for their usa4e.
Purpose OF SHOW
IN n book y.l!aW with. age the I
Purpose Of the show aye t0 a.
plain to the pupils the fine fire /.
fighting equipment when has /.
been provided for This area and .
10 coordinate the activities Of the
surrounding companies with the 4
local companies
Firomtn from Buckingham +.
Charlotte. Cumberland, Nottoway 4
CreWe. Bnkeville. Amelia. Keys 4
vile. Chase City, Appomattox i
and other points are expected To /.
attend the show and discuss the !,
means Of cootdinating the work /
Of fire fighting
Special guests OF the company /
will be former members Of tae |
Farmville Fire Company inolld-
ING Allen Stone and r W Noel
tl91l-l4) Harry Lancaster. Harry
Kayton Afchie Pallette, Fl M
often, d w paulette, Dr A { /
Fraser Dr l. u Whitaker. L. A
Smith. J @ Shannon Fred
Butcher. r E Webster George
Newman. r. L. Jones. G w Hart
1926 and others.
Our fire company is anxious
for every citi2an TO attend This
show and see what q fine lot Of H
fire. fighting equipment we have
chief Claude Butcher said We
also want our neighbors TO see our 4
equipment SO That they VIII know /
what we have To help them With +
and viii know Wnat We neeQ If We
call for help We are anxious 10
see every surroundilg county and
town have an organized fire com
pany and good fire fighting equip
ment. and one q The ways to do
this If fof thetn TO know what oui
company has lib the way Of assist
ance Tor them
This is the FIRST Fire SHOW to b{
held in Farmeille by lice Farm
vile frof1ttanN
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

written Josephenson), a single man.
and an unknown heirs and devil
SSS OF any defendant who NAV
pc deceased: and all other persons
dnhSoWn, claiming or who might
in4ara. any right, title, estate or
orance upon the real propertv de-
scIIoed IN the complaint or anv
1neIeoI, adverse to plaintiffs oun.
sISIlp, or any cloud upon plaintiffs,
Lie tnereto, whether such claim
or possible claim be present ~
contingent, including anv ciaio
OF possible claim of dover in
choaJe or accrued.
THE STATE SUMMONS
aPGGv9t OF MONTANA TO THE
AND TO ALL OTHER PERSoNsS M.
KNOWN. GREETING. ON-
You are hereby summoned 70 an
sMer n complaint in this action
~ w.HSt Is IIed IN the office of the CLERK
Of thls Court, a copy of which ie
FIa served upon you, and to
1890 9uI answer and serve a copv
IleLeoI upon the plaintiffs aftornsy
wItnn twenty days after the service
- Ills summons. exclusive OF the dav
u service, ana IN case of your fail
mS 70 appear or answer. judgement
WI pc taken against you by defauIt
plant. II lhe COM
This action is brought for the mr.
of quieting title to- the 1snds ~
premises described as follows. situate
II feIchland County, Montana. -fo-vyif.
a tract of land beginning at a
RolnI on the Section line 81 rods
1911 OF the Southwest Corner of
snip Twenty-three (231 North IF
hange Fifty-nine (59), East of the
Montana Principal Meridian. thence
NoTtn z415 rods; thence East IL rode.
tnence South 24la rods; thence WeSt
ous TO the place of beginning:
OF an acre, more or less Ivin9 80
De1ns IN Section Thirty-three C@9I
1oWnshlp TWenty-three OR Nortb
% Range F~ifty-nine (59). East ~
Ie Montana Principal Meridian
more particularly described as fol-
Beglnnlng at a point on the West
n of Section Thirtv-+bree I.9S
o4z feet South from the weSt o1Sarl
ter corner of said Section: thence a.
q uetlectlon of 90o to the right from
Sald west section line looking North
- 1eet TO the point at which the
traverse begins; thence aIong fhe
same cours 1901 feet; thence ~
qetlection of 90o to the right 29O Q
IeeIs thence at a DETECTION of 13QoI7,
TO the right 291.5 feet to the point
at which the traverse began.
Also the following described tract
OF land, to-wit: Commencing At fbs
southwest corner of Section THIRTY
three (33l in Township T~wenty-three
1Z5) North of Range F~ifty-nine 15o9
East OF the Montana Principal Meri-
dlan. running thence North along the /
Section line 81 rods; thence Fast
10 rods, to the initial point of sur
yey' being the Southeast corner Of
the John and Ethel Curtis tract and
the Southwest Corner of the George
+; Donald tract; thence due Norfb
the East line of the Curtis
tract and the west line of the Don
aId tract. a distance of I6 feet.
thence South 1898 East, a distance
AZ feet to the center of the origi-
nal County Road, also known as
Buford Stage Road: thence
South 52o22' West a distance Of IA
feet to the Southeast Corner Of the
Donald tract; thence North 37o3a'
west a distance of 81 feet along he
south line of the Donald tract. Ia the
point of beginning.
WITNESS my hand and the seal Of i
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

Daniels farm. Anton Carda has
also stopped several times durine
the week to pick up lambs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Erickson OF
Medicine Lake called Monday af-
ternoon at the Elmer Jensen home.
Albert and Marie Noah were
Saturday evening visitors at the
Albert Brown home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Albin called
briefly at the Laurits Jensen
home Saturday to bring word that
Mrs. Albin and Mrs. Jensen's
mother had passed away. She had
been making her home the past
two years with another daughter.
DR.. Camilla Anderson Friendly
at Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Elmer Jensens visited at
the Con Simonsen home Wednes-
day afternoon.
The Frank and Charles Daniels
families and jim Arneson en-
joyed Easter Sunday dinner at
the Lyle Arneson home.
Laurits and Lii Jensen were
Easter Sunday dinner guests at
the Walt Jensen home.
Nels Wick of Sidney spent Eas-
ter Sunday with the Eyvind Wick
They all drove to the
Gullikson farm near Cart
wright, N. D., where they enjoy
so Easter dinner and a family
5et-together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noah and
John Benson spent Easter Sunday
the Alfred Gierke. ,Jr. home
lear Skaar, N. d.
The Con Simonsen family had
IS their Easter dinner guests. Mr..
nd Mrs. julius Simonsen and
Iall, Mr.. and Mrs. Math Goebel.
IL OF Sidney and Mr.. and Mrs.
'hlllip Moore Of Trotters, N. D.
Marie Noah visited with Frances
Wick Monday afternoon.
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

finished for "Play Day" to be held
Way Is. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing wear:
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Henry ScheIl. vice
president, Pearce Fatzinger and
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Alfred
kaufman. Lunch was served bv
Mrs. Tony Unruh after the meet
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruben Brown of
hichey announce the engagement
OF their daughter, Deloris to Dale
Merlin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Merlin of Joliet, Montana. DeIoris
IS finishing her third year at the
montana State College at Bozeman
ana Merlin IS a graduate of Mon
lana State College of Education.
me date Of the wedding has been
set for June.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter re-
turned from Carmel, California
rIIQay afternoon. The Porters Wis
lted the Walter Peterson family in
Bllhngs from Tuesday until
Thursday and were overnight
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Henk in Glendive en-
route home.
A sacred concert was presented
at the local Christian and Mission
airy Alliance church Saturday
evening by a group of students
ron the st. Paul Bible Institute
under the direction of Rev. G. A,
French, schools Dean of Men and
director of Christian Service de-
partment. Miss Vivian swanson
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs
Telfred Swanson of Riciley. and =
graduate of the Richey bigb
school class of 1854 was one Of
the students who comprised tbie
group who have presented their
varied musical program in Sidnev
Lambert, Savage, Bloomfield and
Elchey. From here they went to
IlasgoW and Malta and to the
western part of the state and en-
oect to return to school the latter
part of the week.
More Richey on Page Is
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
GIfdrd
BY H~omemakers, ri

Attention, Girard Homemakorsr
II regular meeting will be beld
Hprn ~ at 2 p. m. at the John
OOhroy home. Roll call will be
answered with a helpful hint.
Grard local Farmers Union will
nold their regular April meeting
sunday, April II at the WV
nan IN Sidney with Mrs. Geo. B.
Danlels as hostess. All members
are urged to attend and visitors
T always welcome.
Charlse Arneson spent a few
days IN the hospital at Sidney the
past week. We are happy that
she Is home and much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Simonsen
and boys visited Tuesday eve
ming with the Eyvind Wick fami-
".
Frances Wick was a morning
caller at the Albert Noah home
Wednesday. That afternoon Mar
TN Davidson called at the Noahs
and had coffee there.
Eyvind Wick, Ruben and Esther
SImonsen we're at the Con ST.
monsen home Wednesday to help
brand and dehorn cattle. Saturday
Con helped Ruben Simonsen tag
sheep.
Marion Daniels returned to her
College studies at Billings Sun
day night after a prolonged Eas-
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

IN connection with said business en-
1855. APRIL a. D.,
81 Mike Meatovich
cTAm On s. Juan Ivan Smith
COUNTY OF RICHIAND
y n this 18th day of April. A. d. 1o5E
DeIore me personally appeared MiLe
MeatoyIch and Juan Ivan smith known
. me o De n persons whose m
Is subscribed to the foregoing in
Strument. and who s~everaily acknow-
legged to me that they executed tbe
WITNESS my hand and seal of of-
nee the day and year in this c~er+ifi-
cate first above written.
(Notarial SeaD
HOWARD N. HFBFRT
Notary Public for the state oe
Montana. Residing at Sidnev
Montana. MY Commission ~
pires: July 1. 1857.
Publish April IA, 81, %. Nav <,
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

ter vacation at the home of he.
parents, the Chas. Daniels. Tn,
snow storm at Billings made i
impossible to hold classes at the
college so Mary came home Tues.
day by train. Pat Thompson wa.
also here to stay with her sister
Mrs. Oscar Peterson during the
Easter holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Noah call
ed at the Elmer Jensen home Mon
day afternoon.
Laurits and Lii Jensen visited
and played cards at the Albert
Noah home Thursday night.
Lloyd Wick was a morning call
er at the Eyvind Wick home
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Laurits Jensen
called at the Robert Arneson
home Saturday morning.
Florence Conroy was a Friday
morning caller and had dinner at
the Noahs. That evening Ruth
and Asa Kopp were visitors there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin johnson
of Williston, N. D., spent Satur-
day at the Elmer Jensen home.
(Mrs. Johnson is Einer's sister,.
Bud and Laura Daniels and
girls enjoyed a coffee session at
the Jerry Redlin home in Sidney
after church services Good Fri
day evening.
The teacher and pupils of the
East Lone Butte school enter
tanned the %pre-school children of
community at an Easter egg
aunt and fun party Friday after
loon. The little ones attending
we're Nadine Jensen, Larry and
Simonsen, Amy and
5ecky Daniels. Other visitors were
cry Simonsen, Sharon and Mary
Daniels, Marvin Zieske and Laura
The All club held their regular
Meeting Friday evening at the
Noah home.
Lars and Lii Jensen visited and
ad coffee with Con and Carol
lmonsen Friday afternoon.
The Elmer Jensen family called 5
richly at the Bud Daniels home }
evening. The Jensens have !
cen getting bum lambs at the
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or
PARTNERSHIP

lr---- ~
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
Lne partnership heretofore exisiting
euween the undersigned, Mike Meas
SogIcn ana Juan Ivan Smith. both of
2fr-oons.y, Mohtana, said partners having
blon not showing the names Of the
persons interested in such business to
WI; M. and S. Red Owl Agency. which
SAID business was that of carrving on
4 te5alI grocery store and meat mar
agreement of the parties tharato All All
accounts due and owing to the N, and
,. Red Owl Agency Of Sidney Mon
lana are to be paid to Mike Meato-
wen. An Indebtedness of said partner
snip mas Deen assumed by Mike Meat
VIII be responsible for any further
Indebtedness contracted by the other
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

A. D.. 1855.
COURT SEAL)
ALMA MURPHY
Clerk Of Court
MILTON c. ANDERSON
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Post Office and Business Address
hlchland National Bank Building
Sidney, Montana
Pub. March "a. 81, April z. ~
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TT5E
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF RICHLAND
FREDRlCK r. WHITEMAN and
ELIZA WHITMAN,
Plaintiffs.
HARVEY PRICE and JANE DOE
PRICE, his wife, if any; and an
heirs n unknown de-
xlsees OF any defendant who may
pc deceased; and all other per-
sons unknown, claiming or who
might claim any right, title, estate
OF interest IN, or lien or encum-
Drance upon the real property de-
SSIlDeu IN the complaint, or any
thereof, adverse to plaintiffs own
erShlp, or any cloud upon plain
Urls title thereto, whether such
claim or possible claim be present
OF conungent, including any claim
OF possible claim of dover. in
cnoate or accrued.
SUMMONS Defendants
The STATE OF MONTANA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS. AMI
ALL OTHER PERSONS I'M
GREETING:
1ou are hereby summoned TO an
SWer the Complaint in this action
@hlch IS filed in the office of the
-lerK OF this Court, a copy OF which
3 herewith serve upon you, and 10
ne your answer and serve a COW
upon the Plaintiffs attorney
yitnln twenty days after the service
p LLlS summons, exclusive Of the dav
II service; n in case of voi1r fsiI1Ire
y aPpea or answer, judgment will
,,e taken against you by default for
ne rellet demanded in the Complaint
ms action is brought for the Dur
'oSe OF quoting title to the lands and
described as follows, Situate
q 6lchland County, Montana, to-wit.
Al OF Section Twenty-eight (28l
5ownsnlp Twenty-three (23) North.
range F1fty-three (53) East, M. F. nj
my hand and the seal az
!. D.. 1855.
COURT SEAL)
ALMA MURPHY
Clerk of Court
ILION G. ANDERSON
ttorney for Plaintiffs
oSt office and Business Address
lehland National Bank Building
Pub. March "a. 81. April 7. 14)
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14
7 OF
"a EnananI IL.

"a - DFNDINI LICIIIUH
o. High School District No. 2. Richav
lawson County, Montana. for The n.y.
pose OF voting a 3 mill levy to raisa
ss3o5429 needed to increase teacbers'
SaIarles and for the operation and
b~e ed1tdIteanance Of said school. viii be
places May 1888 at three polling
bblaees' namely, Bloomfield School,
mouse, South Valley SchoolhouSe md
Lhe hIchey high school. The po1Is will
De open between the hours Of 9.00
p m. n 600 D. m. u z'VO
1o g5aleo at Richey, Montana, April >
A. c.. Janke
Ira Zuroff
Ruben Brown Tr,,s+ao.
Publish April IA. 2ll
The Sidney herald., 1955-04-14

lS LIE DISTRICT COURT OF THF
TrTT JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
LIE OF MONTANA. IN
FOR THE COUNTY OF
Tor HIGHLAND
AAcSH FHASCA and MINNIE B.
Plaintiffs,
39IDNEY PROGRESSIVE CLUB.
Unknown heirs n unknown devil
sees OF GEORGE w. Williams
tdISo known as George WiTiamcS
ana ANNA B. WILLIAMS, his wife
DON deceased; Unknown heirs and
0PF devlsees of CHARLES
ceased; Unknown heirs and nm
SHOWN dev1sees of ALBERT
0BERGFELL and LYDE ORFPC-
TELL, ms wife, both deceased.
Unknown heirs and unknown devil.
seeS OF MATTHEW OBERGFFTT.
S lie oAnBARA OBERGFELL, his
Wlie. Doth deceased; Unknown
heirs and unknown deviseeS ~ 3
r. PEER and ELLA PEER, his
WIIe. both deceased: RFRTHA
ANDERSEN, wife of Peter An
uersen. deceased sometimes writ
zen anderson and unknown heirs
anQ devisees of said
CHILE BETTEY. wife of Bert a
Bettey, deceased, sometimes writ
ten Betty and unknown heirs and
unknown devisees of Bert a. Ret
icy, deceased; Unknown heirs and
unknown devisees of NJ. Nj. KEEL
LY and BRIDGET Kelly nc
VIE, both deceased; Unknoun
nelrs and unknown devisees re
JOHN MORRISON, a single man
deceased; CECILIA T. WYATAN
sometimes written Celia). wife
o. K. 4. Wyman, deceased, and
unknown heirs and unknown devil
sees of r. L. Wyman. decesSad.
LOUIS JOSEPHSON. sometimes
Evening star., 1955-02-06

daily iron need . and this iron is
fortified with vitamin b.. Now this
iron goes right to work riihin "a
hours . to start building rich red
blood the kind of blood that soon
brings back your normal strength
and energy &. fills you with your
old-time pep. brings healthy color
back to your cheeks again.
FEEL STRONGER IN 7 DAYS
Actually in jnst one resk you'll start
to feel your old self. You'll begin to
enjoy doing a normal days work
again. So get IRoNIzED YEAST tab
lets today. They are very economical
to use even when taken in maximum
dosage of 6 tablets daily. Just be sure
you get genuine IRoNIZED YEAST.
Evening star., 1955-02-06

Iron deficiency anemia has been
aptly called the GRAY SICKNESS.
Not only because its victims have
lost their once healthy color. but also
because life itself has become gray
and drab for them. For you simply
can't enjoy work or play when you
have to drag through day after
weary day feeling tired. weak and
listless. And sleep doesn't seem to
refresh you for you wake up tired.
The Gray SICKNESS means your
blood isn't getting enough iron. 1t
becomes weak. thin, washed-out =. .
Just can't supply your body with the
full supply of oxygen it needs for
buoyant health and radiant color.
Signs Of the GRAY SICKNESS may be
due to other causes so you should
see your doctor regularly.
REsUutD STRENGTH FAST
Fortunately the CRAY SICKNESS re-
spends quickly to proper treatment
land normal healthy color. strength
and vigor return. In cases like this
doctors usually prescribe an iron
tonic containing many times your
daily iron requirement. Each daily
therapeutic dose. 6 tablets of IRON
sgZED YEAST, contains 10 times your
Evening star., 1955-02-06

l shouted into the phone, as
somehow one does shout over
Transatlantic phone, Horace!
I'm at the farm" l paused to
lend verisimiitude to my pre-
ndedconversation; then replied
to a question that hadn't been
spoken. ''Yes, Lassiter was muir
dered Undoubtedly. And / know
who did it. I've got evidence ="
Here l paused again. thinking
that Horace would have said
something at this point - and
thus heard a small but unmistak-
able click from across the room.
1t was the door of the gun cab
met, whose dangerous proximity
to the telephone and to me / had
forgotten.
lam not sure what l did then,
but ! believe l acted with alac-
rity for an at once / was crouch
ing behind the sofa with the
voice of an aroused telephone
operator sounding metallically
from the table where / had
dropped the telephone and thus
released the switch. Other than
that there was an utter and.
might say. extremely unnerving
silence. ! don't know how long it
was before l sensed that some
new element had added itself to
the room.
HERE was still no sound; a
sheerly atavistic instinct an
nounced its presence to me. 1t
identified itself, however. by a
sudden and terrible growl. A
chair went over with a thud.
Revolver shots crashed through
the darkness.
They stopped; their echoes
died away. And in the silence
arose a shrill and indescribably
eerie scream.
The scream was that of the
telephone operator. After a star
tied moment ] realized that.
Then I rept toward the table.
groped upward. found a lamp
and turned on the light.
Lisa Benly stood with a gun in
her hand, backed into a corner.
The dog Happy made a dive at
her throat just as / reached him
and got both hands on his collar
and pulled back as hard as
could pull. Lisa screamed. Hold
him." and dropped the gun.
l shouted as loudly as /