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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-10
Notice for Publication. Department of the In
terror, Land Office at Duluth, Mimi, Sept.

Notice for Publication. Department Of the In
terror, Land Office at Duluth, Mimi, Sept.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before G. FL. Car
bart, U. S. Commissioner. at his Office at Grand
Marais, Mimi. on Nov H. 1906 viz:
- Mary $. Bunnell who smade homestead entry
No. 2O.7S7, for the eh of swI section IL, e% of
n.y. ~ IL of section a. township I'll north, range
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivatiorof
of said land, viz: -.
=, Napoleon Lepage: Olot Severson, Mack Neil
MIMI:
lO-6 J.C. HERMAN ENGEL, Register.
Timber Land. Act June 8, 1s7s:-Not1ce for
Publication.-Unite ates Land Office, Du
luth, Minn.. August 8, 1905. E>',->
with the provisions Of the act of Congress of
June3, 1878, entitled IAN act for the sale of
timber lands in the States Of Cali fornia Oregon,
ded to all the Public Land States by act OF
August 4, 1892. Bert Ames, of Rhinelander,
county of Oneida, state of Wisconsin, has this
l6oi, for the purchase Of lot and e Of n Ma
f "a SECTION w. 'S 4th Pc to"nMsn'p and q n9 %
offer proof to show that the land sought
for agricultural purposes, and Ito establish
his CLAIM to said land before the register and
receiver of this office at Duluth. Mimi, on
y He names as witnesses: ,:, >s:s -
. JohnF. segog J Roy Bell and Frank john
son. all Of Duluth, Mimi. B. l.: HORROR Rhine
lander, wis ~. -. -
!: ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this Office Oh or before said l4th
day OF December, 1906. ~.
:. = ). G. HERMAN ENGEL,
1915 ~. :.*:s,: :rs::% Register. e,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
8afe=Haa.

Die ssRrissn SpieIe reIultirtsn uie
folst:
u NJ ertean.M petattnr n.
W~iluautes, 10. Sult.
WiIwaufee ....2 OO2OOO1*- 5
indianapolis % 00000010- 1
Batterien = OberIin unb Rotb;
6ifber, 3elum unb Raboe.
Winneapolts, 10. Sult.
Winneapolis IL 000O20O*- 8
2ouisbiue o.
Batterien = 8bomas unb Deagsr;
puttmauIt unb S6aw.
3anias @itp. 10. Suit.
aanias gitp. ..OOO0OO0OO- 0
Columbus 80. 000000120- 8
Batterien = Bobannon uno Guli-
ban; 6labertp unb Blue.
ct. Paul, III. Sult.
ct. paul. ..00O0OO33*- 6
9olebo .......0 o. !
Battsrisn-gop unb Drill; Sammy
unb abbott.
HatiotaI.2iga a..
Chicago, 10. SuIi.
Chicago ......0 00000000-
Bolton .......0 00001O10- 2
Batterien = Sberaq unb Bling:
pfefsr unb O'Neil.
Cincinnati, 10. Suit.
Cincinnati ....11030OO1*-
Netp Dort. 80 00OOO101-
8atterien - Wifer uub S4lei;
Mmes. Wattbepfon, WarfbaI uni
B~otperrlan.
ct. Bouts, 10. Suit.
ct. 2ouis. 80 0000l000-
philadelphia. % 00030O0O o.
8atteriert - Broptt unb Nurrap
Sparfs unb DOOM.
pittsburg, 10. SuIi.
pittsburg 80 o.
Brootlpn. .000005200-
Batterisn- pbiItpps unb NeSIben
! peib. etrid(ett. GeanIo1 unb Bergen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
3 q NJ.

Rem BORT, 10. Suli. Gum er.
fsn Male felt Der Srag6oie fpra&
f4 bsute abeno Sartp aeneaa Sbatu.
Der iunge Miliondr unb W6rber bes
Mr4itetten STANFORD Wbite, In ge3ie.
bung 3a benz 5aae aus. S9atp pro.
tsftirt garj energif4 bassssn, fur irr,
fnrtg gebalten 3l tuerbsr, unb be-
bauptst, feline AnpdIte tptirben ni&t
3ugeben. bob sr bon elmer Rommiffon
auf feinen @eifes3ufaao bin unteriu9t
tperoe.
Dirett befragt, mas ct tiber bic gnt-
pidlungen In Der $ras6bie baltic, be-
rem 6auptfigur sr iif, meinte er:
IS barf ni9t al' Der rlnFnn, Der
iebt In 3eitungsn iibsr bisfe Sa9e gss
orudt tuirb, seslaubt %tpsrosn."
Der iunge Wann bat i9 felt fsinsr
@interteruns betra9tli9 berdnbert. Wie
bet benz Opiumrau&er fi9 bic Spuren
bes Sites erf banti bernebmIi9 seiaen,
tuenri ibm bic pfeifs geiommei tuirb,
10 treten BET benz feds SUB groBsn,
blaRen. eingefperrten, iugenbIi9en Wil-
liondr, Der felt Sabren eth ausI9msis
fenbes 2eben ssfdhrt bat, bic Golsen
besfelben erft isbt. mo bier @ittsrpdnbe
feline tleins Wslt biIosn, beutli9 Der.
Dor. Sas @ef9t tf bon Galten bur9.
fur9t.
Nus Nusiagen beriGiebensr iunger
S4auipielerinneu unb gborifinnsn,
intimer Greunotnneu Der 6rau gbelpn
3esbit 8batu. gebt berbor, baB Der
iunse M6rber i'm &ufe fanb, elm 8bI.
pei uno BROS 3u FIN. Die Samen
Der gtbns rannten i'm sinen vSnbias
n.r"; bteier 6a9ausbrud bsbeutst. bab,
abgeieben bon ieinem bielen @slbs,
Sbap Elm In iebsr geaiebung unaus.
febli4er Weni9 obne 2ebsnsart mar,
ben man nur iein.r firfli&en @si9snt.
ue9en um ft9 buloete. au9 geeen
feline babfde Satin f9sint er f&
nit uihten aIs Gentleman" benommen
3u babsn.
Gin METER @etfIi9er
W n 9 m, Otla., 10. SuIi.
.Reb." s. 6. REQ, pafor Der Wan.
gum drifli9en 2ir9e, bsruunbste
bsute frtib ieinsn S9wagsr georse ".
STEPHENS bur9 sinen S9uB t6btlid
ano i9nitt f9 bierauf bic Rsble bur9;
es 1T m6sli9. baB er am 2eben er6aI-
ten tusrben fann, udbrenb iein Opfer
benz Sobs bsrfaqsn III. Ser 6err ga,
FOR uus feline Grau battsn f9 Dor sini=
ger 3sit, tdusli&er 3wifisteiten tue.
gen, 9etrennt, unb bte Grau mar 3u
ibrem 8ruber, benz gsnannten Ste
pbens. auf befen 5arm per3ogen.
9eute frih nun fpra9 biefer bel
Rea Dor, UNI bic aoHsr ieiner S9we'
Her ab3ubolsn, porauf Der paftor etnen
Streit NIT isinem s9massr BON
3aune brad unb eineu &sbolbsr aui
bieiet abfeuerte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
Die 6rage Der amerttant
9en Botf9aft IN Der
Sirfef.


Waf9ingtor, 10. Suli. aus
2onfantinopsI trift bic Ha4ri4t eth,
bic ttirtif9s Rsgieruns babe ibrem 9e'
In Waibin8ton, @betib Bep.
Snfruttionsn esianbt, er iOle feline
antrsnsungsn srneusrn, bie Seb6rben
in W~afbineton bon benz @eoanten Der
@rb6buns Der amsritanil9en @eianbt.
idaft In 2onfantinopeI gum &anae
elmer BOti9aft ab3ubringen. @bsttb
Ben if BON Der Pforte beauftra9t, Gem
Staatsbspartsmsnt mit3utbsilen, bob
bic Il, &sbe ftsbsnoe 8erdnberung rur
sinsm boraussssangenen ginbsrfdnbs
niHe Der bsiben 2dnoer folgsn tonne.
unb Elm fol9ss @inpsrtdnbniB iei tn
oisism 5ale ni4t er3islt tuorben.
Gas Stats, 9spartemsnt bat ioueli
nod feline ofR3iels @a9ri4t erbalten
bon elmer Oppoftion Der ttirtii&en
Rssisruns gessn bic grridtung elmer
goti9aft. Wsnn natirli9 Der Sultan
i9 tusiesrt, S,rrn 2eifbman In Der
giseni4aft zines gOti9afters 3u ems
pfanesr. 10 III sr %bOlltdnoie In isinem
R.9ts. Gin FOLDER 2urs tptiroe frei'
lid ni9t 9eeienet ietn, bas Derbdltnib
3piiaen Amsrifa unb Der Stirtei gu
psrbsRsrn, sr mire bielmebr, In ben
aussn 6isRssr SiplOmatea. cine biretts
Sintanisbuns Der Der. Staten 9e9sn
bic suropdii9sn @rObmddte, bie ieti
ale bur9 BOti9aftsr Bel Der pfOrts
bsrtrstsr Rnb.
Sieie Boti9after baben. trait TIRES
&anees, isbsr3eit peri6nlid 3utriti
bsim Sultan. Der arneritanii4e @es
ianbts iebo9 mub. gleia allen anberen
@sianotsn, ole @ei8dfte bur& BITE
pforte abtpifsln, uno auf bic uenigen
9s~lssenbsiten, ba He 3utritt 3um eul-
tan islbf g%stuinnel, mHhen He fsts
po9snlang seoulbis barren.
Dies biloet Elm qan3 bsoeutenbes
6inbsrnib In Der grlebiaung aGer 8e.
i9dfte, unb bas StaatsbspartsmenI
nimmt babsr ole PrOtsfe aegsl ein'
grb6bung Der amerifanii&en @eianbt.
f9aft In cine gOii9aft febr libel auf.
Sonte bic pforte auf ibrer abIebnsn'
ben Saltuns In bieier anssIsgsnbeit
befebsn, 10 wirb bas Staatsoeparte.
ment In 3ufunft ale amsrifanifaer
4niprt6e unb 5oroerungen BET Del
pforte In elmer Wsiie foreiren, mi
bies BET esrartisen untsrbanolunger
iopeit nod nis Der Gaa seueien if.
Die 6 n tu q n berung 9.
Rep Oorf, 10. Suli. Web'
aIs cine Wiaion g%inpanoerer tanner
ud6renb bes NIT benz 80. SUM- been
betsn 5i~staIiab,es aber gais Sslanl
nod ben Ser. Staatsn. Die geuau
Mn,abl 1T LOOP. 054, mas Elm Mn
ua&Ien bon 1919. 075 gssen bas Dor
iabr bebeutet. Die meiffen Gilman
berer famen bon SaoitaIisn (222. 606)
Suben panbsrten runo 125, 600 sin
SIM 8eiammtsn bra9ten bic Gilman
bsrer Elm 2apital bon $19, 600, 00'
nit f9.
W6rbertf9eS 9feberei.
9abis, :. E.. 10. Suit. 81
elmer e9isbsrst I'm Wonoli4t. bic HI
Isbte Ra9t ni&t melt bon bier unite
Weaerr autrug, tpurosn 3uei Der Bs
tbeilistsn sst6otet, is9s tootIi8 un
sine gan3e An3ahl lei&ter bsrlsBt. 6
tpurben bsibsrisits m%inoefens tauien
S4iHe 9etue&Ielt.
SubertuIofisi tn Gran.
rei9.
Wabington n, 10. Sult. Sa
@ensraltonfulat tn paris bat Der
6anbels.D spartement Statiftten hbs
SuberfuloRs IN 6ranfrei9 iibermitteli
tuel9e bel Wihensuertbes entbaItsr
Dana@ fsrbsn alidbrli9 bur9i&niti
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
S@tHsna@rt@ten.

Bottom: yBoibemian" bon 2iperpool;
.Sbsrnia" nod QiberpooI.
Rem Dort: ,2aiisr Wilbslm II" bon
Bremer. southampton unb g6er.
bourg.
2~iberpool: .@itp Of Bombay" mad
ct. So6n. q. s. unb philabeI'
pbta; .Sayonta" mad Bottom pia
Queenstown.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

@tIaberei auf Sapa q.
Cine grobe, tn 8atapia erfdeinenoe
3eitung bra9te bor &uraem folgenbe
Gn3eise: nWir Iiefern gu binisiten
preiien: Gute 3ugpGien un6 prG9s
ti9es S9la9tpieb BON Mabura; prG9=
tise, iunge, seiunoe uno poblgebauts
@rbeiter, Wdnner unb Grauen, gu 60
@uISsn ($24.75) franfo 8elatpon;
Re;tz uno Wasenpferoe bon Der Snfe!
Rottt. Wir empfeblsn uns Sbren
Woblponen. s.. 2eefsma, Surabaia."
OaB ,Nusnan0erungsbureau bon
Surobaia" berDffentli9te foleenoe @nz
seiat: ~Wir liefern iunse, sefunbe uno
srdfttee Mrbeiter bon Ma6uro, Saba
uno ben Sunoainieln, ebenio gbinefen.
mir befoFen uns audi nit Der Qiefes
tung alsr @rten 3usz uno S4la4t>
tktet&"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Die 2ampagne 9egen bie .Weibe
pIase" bat in 5ranfrei4 etne rationale
geoeutung getuonner, unb bic Mtaoe'
mie fur Weoi3in bat i'm 2aufe Der per'
HoHensn bret Wonats MaBrsssIrt unter
g~eratbung sebabt, I'm Der Musbrei-
tung berielben ginbaIt au tbun. @egsn
cine bfeniliae Betanntgebung Der &u'
ber!ulofs.SdIs, als @arnung, bat
i9 cine hiirmii&s OppoRtion erboben.
usil seltsno gema4t tuiro. baB bann
bic patienteu ibres u~nterbalts beraubt
psroen tpiiroen, uno 10 bat man als
nd9ffbeft.s Wittel bei9lOfsn. baB bic
aer3te benz patisntsn felbf. fOuie ieis
1er umgebung, WasrsgeIn empfsbIen
folten, um N~nfedung au bermeiben.
Die Barrier Bidder BADEN cine Dr.
saniiation bstuertftslist, UNI bic faui.
tdrsn 3uifdnbs In ben 8ddersisn gu
befsrn. 60 it bur9 bic gnquste fsff=
9eifrat uoroen, baB BON bsns400, 600
gddsrn in paris fat 24O, 600 an 8u-
bsrtuloFs leioen. Dies 1T cine Nuslle
Der 8efabr fur bie 2onIumenten, unb
etne p%rofeifonsls gdderi9ule if er6Hs
net tuorbsn, UNI bic 2sute In Der prat.
ti3irun9 bp9ieniI4er Met6oben 3u uns
terpeiien.
q eangener er4iebt
Sbertff.
Sad onbtIle 6, 5la., 10. Suli.
Sheriff CHARLES WiIfon bon @lap
@ountp tuurbe bsute Mbsnb 1abs Green
@obe Springs auf einem 3use bon
sinsm i9par3su Strdfins sri9oRsn.
Der @ebtlfs bes SberiHs ffrsdts
bisrauf ben Neger iofort bur9 einen
S4uB 3u Gooen. Wtlfon mar iebr
beliebt aetpefen.
g o + a9en apeiter 2Iaffe.
Arlington, 8. g., 10. SuIi,
6enrp 3. @laufe. Der l6efretdr BET
2ommiifon, tuslns fur ben Ron9ret
einen 8sri9t tibsr bic @eieBs ausarbei.
ten lou, bic auf poffa9en 3tpsits,
alaHe ge3ug baben, bat bstannt &c.
esbsn, bob bic srFe Sibung Der 2om.
rtifRon am IL. Ottobsr I'm 6olanb
9oufe fattfnben iog.
SIN ber 8stanntma9ung tpirb b.
rauf b~inasuieien, baB bic @siammt'
Ausgaben fur bas pofbepartement II
benz nit benz 80. Suni 1905 3u .gnbI
gesanssnen Gisfalicbre 1857, 900. 00(
betrusen, tpdbrsnb R6 bic @innabmsr
auf $153. 600. 900 bslisfen. Bon BET
gebanohabten pofia9sn waren etut
3met 9rittel fol9s 3~tusiter 2IaKs, udb
reno bic gtnfinfte babou nur Sc, 1876,
647.5 betrusen.
Die aommiiion uil nun feffsnsn
Oh e ni9t ratbiam III, bic Ratsn fi
BITE Bef6roeruus BON poHfaasn atueite'
Rlahefo gu erb6ben, baB fs bic tpirf
Ii9su Soften Ibeden. Sooann foa Ct
mittslt tusrben. 90 f9 bte @ren3sl fi
iol9e Sa9en ni9t snser aisben IaHel
unh auf mel&e Weiie auedmdbise Nen
%bsrungen etnssfibrt psrben fbnnen.
@rauftger SeIbFmorb.
Rew Dorf, 10. Suit. Mit 81
mem i9arfsn Gleif1srmefer fa& I'd
Der 81 Sabre alte Wagenbausr @sor
Renisl in ieinsr Wopnung in 8rcotlp1
tn ben unterlei6 uno tlutete IangTan
su Sobe. Wa9 ben 9n9aben feline
Grau NOR Der Wanr felt uasbrsret1 DC
naieti f&psrmitbig.
&enfsI begin9 ben Sslbfmorb at
frtben Worgen, oils feline Angeb6riee
nod i&lisfen; als feline @attifr lib'
fanb, bate CT bereits bas Bemubtfei
berloren, unb unter ben 6dnben be
f&leunigf berbeigernFsnsn sr3tes ftar
Der S9msrpsrlebts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
Muf Sdmierigftiten
et0Bt bic Grbebnug BET mnerifaniidm 1eia1ot
i6aft BET ber YfOrte lit ben SOtidaftsrang.

|gortbehe elmer gptitat Dor elmer @sanottaft. - Sie GinwanSernng hbr
ellis SslanS int berapHenen 6Meajabre. - 9 difBerei inter Sdpar5en.
- Stafff Hbr SaberfnlpiS in 6ranfreid. SberiT BON Gefangenem
eiduHtm. M6rbr Sbau wa ni@t far irrfnnis a%ugeeben perSen. =
geifider ermorbet 1hiuen edwaser uno beruat Sel6fmuro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

Die er6Bte Wafferans
a m I 9 obne einen MbfluB
mad o<m Deere sntbGlt Der Rafpifee.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18
PEE DEE SUMNER SCHOOL.
The Third Annual Session VIII Open
in Hartsville June IL.

Hartsville, S. c., April 12.-The
third session Of the Pee Dee Summer
school Will be held in Hartsville from
June u to July 10. The build dazs of
the Welsh Neck High School Ha.cc
will be used will be renovated anG 9ac
in the best possible shape foc ne
pleasure and comfort Of the Pee Dee
teachers. The railroads will give re-
duced rates from all points in South
Carolina.
instruction under competent teach
ers will be given in Mathematics, Eng
lish, Grammar and Literature, Geog-
raphy, History and Civics, Drawing,
Manual Training, Music, Primary
Methods, Pedagogy and Business
forms and Methods
The people of Hartsville will do all
they can to make the stay Of the
teachers pleasant. J. W. Gai1es.
Associate Superintendent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18

these american servants
.Rawles, that'll do"' exploded Mon,
ty. The buffers chin went up. and
his cheeks grew redder than ever.
81 beg pardon, sir" he gasped. with
a respectful but injured air.
"Rawles, you will kindly not inter
fere in such matters again. 1t is not
only the privilege but the duty Of every
American to strike for higher pay
whenever he feels like it, and I want
it distinctly understood that am
heartily in favor Of their attitude. You
will kindly go back and tell them that
after a reasonable length Of service
their wiges-I mean wages-shall be
increased. And don't meddle again,
Rawles."
Late that afternoon Brewster drop
ped in at Mrs. DeMille's to talk over
plans for the next dinner. He realized
that in no other way could he squan-
der his money with a better chance OF
getting it's worth than by throwing
himself boldly into society. 1t went
easily, and there could be only one as
set arising from it in the end-his own
sense Of disgust.
$50 glad to see you, Monty" greet
ed Mrs. Dan glowingly, coming in with
a rush. "Come upstairs and I'll give
you some tea and lotto I'm not
at home to anybody
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18
CHAPTER VIII.

- NE morning not long after the
a incidents just related Brew
ster lay in bed staring at the
~. ceiling, deep in thought.
There was a worried pucker on his
forehead, half hidden by the rumpled
hair, and his eyes were wide and sleep
less. he had .dined at::the Drews' the
evening before and had had an. AJAX
ening.. AS he thought Of the matter he
could recall no special occurrence that
he could, really use as evidence. Colo
mel and Mrs. Drew. had been as kind, as
ever, and Barbara cou!d not have been
more charming. But something had
gone wrong, and he had endured a
wretched evening. =. :.
. THAT little English Johnnie was to
blame" he argued. "Of course Barbara
had a right to put.any one she liked
next to hes but why she should have
chosen that silly ass is more than l
know. By Jove! IF had been On the
other side III warrant his grace would
have been lost in the dust"
His brain was whiriing. and for the
first time he was beginning to feel. the
unpleasant pangs Of. Jealousy. Inc
Duke Of Beauchamp he especially dis
liked, although the poor man had hard
" spoken during the dinner. But
Monty could not be reconciled. He
knew. Of course, that Barbara had suit
ors by the dozen, but it had never oc-
Cured to him that they were even Sc
riously considered. notwithstanding
the fact that his encounter with The
Censor had brought her into unde-
sirable notice, she forgave him every
thing after a moments consideration.
The first few wrenches Of resentment
were overbalanced by her American
appreciation Of chivalry, however In
snired. The Censor had gone for
years unpunished, his coarse wit be-
ing aimed at every one who had come
into social prominence. So pungent
and vindictive was his pen that other
men feared him, and there were many
who lived in glass houses in terror OF
a fusillade. Brewster's prompt and
sufficient action had checked the per-
nicious attacks, and he became hero
among men and women. After that
night there was no point to The Cen
sor's pen. Monty's first qualms OF
apprehension were swept away when
Colonel Drew himself hailed him the
morning after the encounter and in
no unmeasured terms congratulated
him upon his achievement, assuring
him that Barbara and Mrs. Drew ap-
proved. although they might lecture
him as q matter of form.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18

~ NE morning not long after the
a + incidents just related Brew
4 ster lay in bed staring at the
.oo;l;no doon in fh0n0hf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18
CI1amberlain'S Salye.

this salye is intended especially
for sore nipples, burns, frost bites,
chapped hands, itching piles, chronic
sore eyes, granulated eye lids, old
chronic sores and for diseases OF ta
skin, such as letter, salt rheum, riag
worm, scald head, herpes, :bagaers
itch, scabies or itch and eczema i
has met with unparalleled succsss n
the treatment Of these diseases. Price
20 cents per box. Try it. For sale by
ali druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-04-18

write more fullyw echoed Mont
gomeSy. What can there be left to
write about?''
S SIZE is explicit said the attorney,
but it is best to know all the condl-
tions before you decide. Have you
made up your mind9"
Brewster sat silent for long time,
staring hard at the floor. A great
struggle was going on In his mind.
s1t,s gamble, and a big one," ne
said at last, squaring his shoulders,
ssbut FIJI take it. I don't want to ap-
near disloyal to my grandfather, but
3 think that even he would advise me
10 accept. Yes, you may write NE.
Jones that accept the chance. I
The attorneys complimented him on
stis nerve and wished him success.
Brewster turned, with smile.
Ell, begin by asking what you think
q reasonable fee for an attorney N
q ease Of this kind I hope you VIII
act for me"
<eYou don't want to spend it all in
g lump, do your asked Mr.. Grant
smiling. .SWe can hardly act as coun-
Sci for both you and Mr.. Jones'
e.But I must have lawyer, and the
vii limits the number of my conS-
siants. What am to do?"
eve VIII consult Mr.. Jones in re
gard to the question. It is not regular,
you see, but I apprehend no legal DIFF
aculfies- we cannot accept fees from
Doth sides, however" said Mr. Grant.
1But want attorneys who are will.
ing to help me. It won't be a help Il
you decline to accept my money"
4eWe'u resort to arbitration" laughed
Ripley
Before night Montgomery Brewster
began career that would have
startled the world had the facts been
known Wite true loyalty to the Lit
lie Sons Of the Rich, he asked his
friends to dinner and opened their
eyes
-tCnampagne!T cried Harrison as
they were seated at table. II can't
remember the last time nad cnam-
pagne.
..Naturally," laughed Subway Smith.
You couldn't remember anything aft
e that"
As the dinner progressed Brewster
explained that he intended % double
his fortune within a year. I'm go
ing to have some fun, toc,' be said,
and you boys are tc help NE.
Hopper Harrison was employed as
superintendent Of aGa..s;,' iE,iio1 Gard
ner as financial secretary, Joe Bra gdon
as private secretary, Subway Smith
as counsel, and there were places in
view for the other member
81 want the smartest apartment you
can find. Hopper he commanded.
Don't stop at expense. Have Eettin-
gill redecorate it from top to bottom.
Get the best servants you can find.
I'm going to live, hopper. and hang
The consequences"
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CHAPTER VI.

FORTNIGHT later Montgomery
~ Brewster had d a'.new home.
In strict obedience to his
n A chiefs command, Hopper Har-
rison had. sieased until. the Septem-
Der following one Of the most expen-
sive apartments. to be found: in New
York city. The rental was s23,Q 3,Qo0,
and the shreMd financial representa-
tive chad. saved $1,000 ffof HIS employer
by ,paynrss tie sum id' as1anee. Bit
when hesbepsrted, this, bit. t:.of, economy
4 TO Mr.. Rrewstes he. was. Surprised that
7t brought ertb=aa froHn.;; !: 81 IIheyer Saw
man ,Mrha AaAlesS.s sense about ,nron.
ey nluttsred aNopper; TO-. himself
Why. he spenas it ike q Chicago plls
Ionaire' Hyfhg !sf =. T TO ), get into New York
seciets If It NJ We're not for for the rest Of
us he'd bsaiaa paabers ID: SIX Mon
Paul Rei&ngila::,std has,'oMsr iftense
surprise and; It must: be said, Con-
sternatsp4, was aagagesls sosredeoorate
certain roomssaccording to a paan*sug-
gested by the tenant. The rising young
artist in:a great Auzyr6f excitement
agreed to>das the worb.for. $500 and
then blushed Like q schoolgirl when he
was Informed by the PRACTICAL Brew
ster that the paints and material for
one room .:sione would cost twice as
much. .-..s.. ..s.'*.-. :" = =
ssPetty, you have: no more idea Of
business .thap q goat" criticised Mont
gomery. And Paul lowered his head in
humble confession. ...That man. who
calcimines your studio could figure on
a piece Of work with more intelligence
than you reveal I'll pay $500. It's
only a fair price. and can't afford
anything cheap in this place.
"At this, rate: you won't be able to
afford anything" said Pettingill to
himself.
And SO it was that Pettingill and a
corps of decorators soon turned the
rooms into a confusion Of scaholdings
and paint buckets, out Of which in the
end emerged something very distin-
gulshed. No one had ever thought
Petingill deficient in ideas, and this
was his opportunity. The only draw
back was the time limit which Brew
ster so remorselessly fixed. Without
that he felt that he could have done
something splendid in the way Of dec
0rative panels-something that would
make even the glory Of Puvis de Cha
vannes turn pallid. With it he was
obliged to curb his turbulent ideas,
and he decided that rich simplicity
was the proper note. The result was
gorgeous, but not too gorgeous-it had
depth and distinction.
Elated and eager, he assisted Brew
.ster in selecting furniture and hang
ins,s for each room, but he did Got
tknoM that his employer was making
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