Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-01-07
Establishing
a Trust
1t Was Accomplished In a
Roundabout Way
By SARAH BAXTER
as Mr.. Brummager Mt homer"

l..
A maid IN n Trim white and black
uniform od,nittod ran snare nor
with mutton chon wbiskers chr away
from his chin NJ nm anglo of fortv.ave
degrees n bold haod and a crafty ova
ana showed him into living room
where SAT n man IN n cnsb,oned chair
with one bandapcd foot on rest evi.
IDENTITY n case of cont
"Mr Rrumm,oar9"
"Yes sir I'm Rrnmmogern
"I am Stcnhcn Keanega of Cr,ndstup
Sham G. Ecnuaoo ottornevs who have
been handling tho cose hetwean vo,,
and Mrs Tbistlaton have caIIai 70
saw that IN. 1ismte must no sottIad ~
once or Mrs rhlstIetop will enter mon
new legal procao,linDs TINT will t,a the
matter nm for many vaors moro NJ The
and of which fe,r hoth vour estate
and hers win hava haau winad ont
from court ond attorney feos In order
to ovoid this disastrous ending have
come 10 Offer ON the mart NJ Mrs This.
fiction IN nut tho two nronort,es In
trust undcr ono management for ton
veors nt IN. oynirotion or witch time
The trustaa ~ to divide tho ,vbola into
two norts"
.sTen veor.." ,ro,vIod Mr. Rrrm-
mayer "nn vou sunnosa I'm going IN
live forever I'm eighty veors old
No sir I'm ready 10 let INV nropertv
90 to the dogs. but IN NOT nut II out
of nv hands for fen Minutes tn saw
nothing of Ton wears"
A voung man entered tbe room at
this iunctnre with some letters no nro.
scented IN the old man for hIs sigma
ture. Mr. Rrummager introduced him
70 Mr. Koonngo 40 his crondeon Edu,In
Brummager adding "Ned will have
NV nronertv ofter NV death and will
carry on this litigation for n hundred
years longer II necessary. and YOU NAV
So tell Mrs. Thlstleton."
Mr. Keeneee had heard such threats
before and paid no attention TO this
one His eyes were fixed on the grand.
son. who was clean cut. handsome
Young fellow of about twenty-three
What the lawyer was thinking about
he did not say, but an idea, a plan, a
aomethinp was evidently working in
his brain.
'yery well. Mr.. Brummager." he said.
rising; 81 have Informed you as to the
result of these new proceedings. | can
do no more bid Won good morning"
Mrs Thistleton. aged sixty. was at
home reclining on a lounge. for she
was troubled with bad liver, while
n girl of eighteen read TO her. when Mr..
Keeneee's card was brought to her.
The gentleman was shown into the
room. The girl laid down the book. and
the lawyer spoke.
"Ahem, Mrs Thistleton! l have
played my last card with Mr.. Brum-
mayer and failed TO win the game. He
is determined TO fight on to the end.
Your resources are exhausted. You
have no more readv money with which
70 carry on your suit. and the result
will he that your estate will pass into
Mr. Rrummo rer's hands nj n low valu-
alton and no win rom tle benefit Of
vour lass fear that our firm will
ba obiIoed 10 surrender tho mana0a-
ment of your interests for want Of
funds"
rs There no WuV ar ptIpptinU n conn.,
nromise2"
"Nono that vnu would accent"
"wbo, do you moan nv tbotTn
"There is n mefbod which might he
tried Mr. Rrummnoer 10 sunaran.
nuotod man man NJ bis 400 Who
has mo- woman ,o holster him mn ia vuI.
noroIJ. IL, hi, dostro Tor ,,o,anonIon-
shin Won arc comnarod ,,,ith hin, a
vouno womo,, n con conId mo IN.
duced IA end tbIs uticotion hv n mar
r,.oo o,,,t, ,.l,,,. ..,,,,n,,o,,,,,
"Ob boovans, ho1 ridda, ,yoror
I'm rnarr,. a., notogonor,oni Could ,horo
ba anything vorlo tb,p tboty,,
nv this limo Mr. Ileo,ogo bod farm.
ed II dc8nltc rlon 10 and LITIGATION an a
case whore tlerp wore no more funds
10 nav his Gees. ami he dld not leave
his client tlI no had exacted n orom.
Use that she would think about H."
Then n month passed before she con-
scented TO permit him to say to Mr..
Brummager that she would consider a
proposition If marriage from him. The
day she came 10 this decision she was
too III to see the attorney and sent