The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-06

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sister. together vita 4 niNsa sr twA
and he pssiiAs Ct the sssAte fosnd
kindly Ahpsssd relatives Wiz were
wiling - kssD It fssm DstAG - ~
AsRA Fer YEAadlss Fortunes. Cd
Mr.. Dssw9Gnr bsft his a8aAns N er&ar.
HE WITH nsmtaAtsa Js~s0s B1sk.-k a
szesutsr. and he was Instructed. n ssa
siss4sa. - txrA s~sr 10 ksoACoMary
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ths~sk upsa IN, wSskssl saH with
Ne s1ooast&sa e ssaDs tAat esxax b It
akAss his Ea21AsAsTs AsetA - had
hesa staytAg At H. Sissay eA Brew
star Asase In FtftA avsass. pAyhg but
tve - three hurried visits - the rsens
at Ms. 0ray's where he had made his
heDe. Ia glss1 Of Asath sliil darkea-
I'd ~ FsftA avsaas Dtasa, - tAers
wAS q stiffness, 4 oDa9s SAsAlczhness,
abs0t tAs houss tat nAAn hin long
fsr naEs cAsAEfsA sso1ania2shAD. He
wondered diAH 4 4 tsrtuns always
The richness and straAssasss It 1t all
hung aAsut hin xzplsasA1tiy. He had
haA - extr1v2Sant Affection esr tho
grim ~ dictator whs was dead. yet
his grandfather Wa q nAA and had
somnAndsd his respect. It seemed
brutal 10 leave hin eat e tsss reckoning
10 dance on ths grave Of tAs neator
WHO had txeAted him - we'll ThA at
tituds q the friends We oaagDed him
"a ths back, Of the newspapers which
congratulated hin. Of ths crowd that
expected him to rsgsiss. repealed him.
1t sssulsd 4 tragic comedy. haunted.
toe, By memories and By aAa<Y regret
for his own foolish theayntlossnAss
Evea the fortune itself weighed uysn
him q moment. VITA q hah Aeaaod
melancholy.
Yst the sitvattsn was net wfshext
In ssapsasat.eas. Fer ssvsxAi Aays
wAsa n1ts called him ut - wexM
answer him ana thank tsstaas tAat
he VS. net required at he baak taat
nsntAg. The fsxur1 e another hSsr
It slsep sssGaed the greatest pssq.asits
e v0altA. Ills msEAing Ali aa1seA
Kin ct Arst. for staes - AsvspADars
haA published his prosperity - tAs
wsrA - WAS aslussd with Isttsn. Re-
4oasb fer public O. private clarity
w0s abtradalt. but Aegt e his cor
ses1sn6sats we've ssnsRsns and tAsaokt
saly q his own sssA.
Per three days b was in q ksossess
s4Ats It bewildsrneat He was vssst-
ID By reporters. photographers and IN
ssnteus Stranssrx. wAs bsasveseatfy
sGsrsA - invest his ns1aV IN enter
prisss with esrtsfsA futures Win h
was' net Gags ssd in dseltataS 4 gid
MINE h Colorado, wsrsA q, -, oOe.
MeFksA down 10 $50, h was avoiding
0ailsisss fnvestsr whe sGWsd 10 sac
Ylllos the secrets Of 4 naxveio1s d.
We fer $3.50 u Asayi1g ths 1sDsst that
~ - been rendered - psss1Asoey
Of - r1rst NatSaaal baak.
O1eve4 HAIrisoo stirred him est early
eae meFa1ng and. while the SLEEPY nil
ksoa1Ss was rubbing his syes sad still
dedGfng tie benbshsll that q dream
aaAFehist had hurled from the pima
eIe Of q bsdpOst, urged him IN excited.
Gon6dential tones to take time by the
forslock and prepare fer possible
breach Of promise suits Brewster sat
on the edge Of the bed and liRtsned to
diabolical stories OF how conscisncelexs
females had Eseced innocent and even
godly men Of wealth From the bath
reom between spiashes he retained
Harrison by the year, month, Gay and
hour to stand between him and black
mall
The directors OF the bank met and
adopted resolutions lamentiny the
death Of their late president parsed the
leadership on 10 the first vice president
and speedily adjourned. The question
OF admitting Monty to the directory
was brought up and discussed. but it
was left for time to settle.
One OF tie directors was Colonel
Prcnttss Drew, 1.-The railroad mag
nate" Of the newspapers. He bad
shown a fondness for young Mr. Brew
ster. and Monty had been frequent
visitor at his house. Colonel Drew
called him my dear boy" and Monty
called him "a bully Old chap" though
not in his presence. But the existence
Of Miss Barbara Trew may have had
something to DO with the feeling be-
tween the two men.
AS he left tie director room on the
afternoon Of the meeting Colonel Drew
came up 10 Monty, who had notified
ire officers Of the bank that he was
leaving
...ah, my dear boy" said the colonel.
shaking the young mans hand warmly.
snow you have q chance to show what
YOU can do. You have a fortune, and.
with judgment, you ought to be able