Hutchinson gazette., 1900-09-06

A LAWYERS ROMANCE.


| Nnn u lNW}sf ne an honest mllnlf IN
still debated BY the literary societies
I'm Nhe rural regions OF the uMed
Suites.
I'm Chicago the discussion OF the
query 10 not particularly active, but
there was Il time, mon 30 many years
removed, when lIs debaIte in Il pubic
school led TO happy results for one
Chlcngo Mwyer whose name, should
10 be quoted, would be recognized az
that of man highly honored In the
profession, eminently successful, Qad
- profoundly practical that romance
Womd seem TO be the last thing in the
world 70 associate with him.
Nnd yet he had his ronlance-dn
2adt has II stlll
llwulhy years ago THIS grave and
lc0rn,d Judge was young ATTORNEY,
NCenhiy graduated from Harvard law
schoo., with smHll practice, few frelds
and an acquaintance ms limited as his
income was tedious, BWt among these
few friends was u handsome and bril-.
llnilt young woman, who caught In a
grammar school and led her pupils
along the devious and rocky roads OF
learning,
Among other methods ofmental cul.
ture this young woman encouraged the
Students under her dhectIOn 10 form
Il dcbaJMg sJu.uty, aud l2nt % It's
meetings The benefit of her presence
and ADVICE. In due course Of Llme
the question "Can u lawyer be an hon
edt manw was brought before the
society for discussion, ahc teacher
had n personal interest in the maNIer,
for she WIS strongly conscientious,
Cld y,gt had tender reasons for wish
ing t. believe that at least one youag
lOwyer Of her acquaintance might
NOT only be good lawyer but an
honest man,
llUEy King that name Will do az
wdll as any other ITO designate the
young lawyer Of her acpu0'ntlncc and
the eminent Judge who pres!des with
ju03ce and dignity In one of Chlcngos
courts today---w'HNe one disciple Of
Blackstone whom the teucher wished
to believe honest, and while Ghe ques-
tion struck her as being quite imprac-
tlbe as to logical conclusions, she
made no objection TO It's presentation
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