The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-02-07

had come TO her At her huSSaaks
death, and an unfortunate speculation
OF his hAd swept away Al tAAt lad
fallen to her FROM her father. The kts
Judge KsrriwsAthsr For years aAs
Kept the old home uniAsuAbered,
teaching Preach and EnSlish unkil
Margaret Wa well int her tssa1. he
gin was sent - sos ef ~ god cid
boarding schools "a the Hudssn I'D
cane sst Ven prepared - AslD Asr
nOf1ar In tAs battle - kAac tAs vsr
down md appearances up. AaTbarst
vas rich N frisndshipA, ~ pride
aioos stesd bskwesa hsr anA ths a.
vaAt20s thsy eGsesA. 0ssA Isskinx
bright aAA cheerful sAs knew - natx-
nj p4iva1oas. With 4 heart ~ light
80 Joyous - 4 My msratas sAs
fased advsrsf0 ~ Though II vses 4
pleasure. and no sns wsG2A have sus-
pectsA that even fer q nsnAt her
ssaxaSs wayersd.
New that Brewster bad esno into
his splendid fortune 10 ss9A conceive
10 RsAtsr delight than to share 1t
WITH than. Ts walk into TIE little
drawing reom and sscsnAiy lay hrSs
sums before then - their own seemed
such 4 natural preceding tat he 70
fused to see IN obstacle. Dzt - knew
It was there. The proffsr Ct such
gift 10 Mrs. Gray would mean 4
wound 10 the pride Inherited from
naughty generations Of men sufficient
uato themselves. There was 4 small
but troublesome mortgage On the
house, matter Of two or tAsos thsu-
sand dsllars, ana Brewster tBisd to
svsivs 4 plan By which he esald as
DuEss tie burden without Swing daap
and IAstiAg oEonss. A hundred wild
dsoi8As had come to him, but they
were quickly RELOCATED - The growing
Asao e subtarfusss and prs<sxM COZ
Gs0neA By his tenderness fer ~ psila
Il tAsss two women VIE mSaat -
noeA - him.
leaving tss bank. 10 AAstssasA by
electric car to FortisSh street and
Roadway and than walked saSDgiy OF
into tas street Of the aunseal H had
Hst yst como 10 he p>sAt whses 10 felt
IKE seeming tie cars eveu tneuSh q
Hs0 q bank notes was tuckod snuxiy
away tn 4 pocket that seemed - swell
with sudden aMuencs Old Hsadrick,
faithful sarvitOr through tive ssnsrs-
tonA, was sweeping the aastslznA leaves
iron TIE Sidewalk when AsatSenary
came mp TO the house.
''Hsils, Hendricks was tas young
mans CHEEKY greeting. "Nlss Ut Of
leaves you have there"
ser sbhed froun HsnAr.ek, whe dA
Ae< even - nssA ~ lssk MP frem biz
wwk Hmdrick was a kumaa eia@.
'1Gm. osey hc'
A srDk that sisnfAsA ~.
ISW'rs n iequaeksas ~ s~sr, Hsa-
dIelA."
1sswsor 1t hfmsak n woa - ewn
lat1h4sy, tAesw LII hat a q SAalr and
uDeoDsu1ssH belssA ~ - KAsa-
~. Aasgnret wa seated near q win
dew, 4 bssk in her lap. Ihs Asst svs-
ds.ss e unbiased f1ssaAaAi2 h bad
seen in days sho0s in her smile. She
took his hand and said simply. I'VE are
glad to welcome the prod!sal to his
home again"
Il remind myself mere Of the fattsd
calf
Her first self consciousness haA gone.
Il thought Of that. but I didn't dare
say IL" she laughed "one must be
respectful to rich relatives
Hang your rich relatives, Peggy!
If I thought that this money would
make any difference l would give It up
this minute"
Nonsense, Monty she said. How
could it make a difference? But you
must admit it il rather startling. The
friend Of our youth leaves his humble
dwelling Saturday night with his sal
airy drawn for two weeks ahead. He
returns the following Thursday daz-
zling millionaire"
I'm glad I've begun to dazzle any
way. l thought it might be hard to
look the part"
well. l can't see that you are much
changed" There was a suggestion of
ouaver in her voice. and the shadows
did not prevent him from seeing the
quick mist that fitted across her deep
eyes.
AFTER all. it's easy work being a mil
lionaire." he explained, when you've
always had million dollar inclinations.
and fifty cent possibilities, she
added.
Really, though I'll never get rs
much joy out OF my abundant riches
as / did out OF financial embarrass-
ments."
But think how fine It r. Monty. not
ever to wonder where your winters
oyercoat IL to come from and how
long the coal will last and all that"
.Qh. ! never wondered about