Paris cigar raffle ends in trick on marksmen
A Paris Tennessee raffle for a box of 600 cigars used a shotgun target game. George Lefils marked far from the target to win half, a group tried to split winnings, and eighteen participants demanded their share. The gun exploded, center cut out Lefils’s mark, and Louis faced $800 in cigars before a compromise to divide the prize.
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