An interesting story about a group of Montenegrins in the last city of the wild west

The story is actually a translation of the text of the American journalist Jeffrey Pratt from the 1900s, which he titled "Revenge – Montenegrin style". He described an interesting event with details from the book "Doctors, dynamite and psi" in which a resident of Taft, Montana describes life in that small town. Although small, Taft had several strange nicknames for the town, among which i "The craziest city of the wild west" i "Grad salon". Officially, it was the city with the largest number of prostitutes at the time of its existence, it had no school, and at the time of the visit of American President Taft, it did not even have a church. He had countless taverns – saloons. The American president called him because of it "through the sewers of the American West" and its inhabitants answered – Then let it be called Taft.

Revenge – Montenegrin style