The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-10

At the request of numerous this column printing tonight the famous will of Charles Lounsbery Cheaso lawyer who died obseuty and poverty years His last will and found scrbbed few hreds of in his pocket forwarded lawyer, who in read it before the Chicago Bar Association. So impressed the members with the documents that they had properly filed in the probate of Cook County where still be found in the We first heard years when read college classroom by instructor in jurisprudence Recently somebody submitted Walter Wnchell for publca stating the time that it had just been found It caused of We don't believe appeared in this column before. here goe
 T. Charles Lounbery being Of sound and dsposng mind and memory do hereby make and publish th last will and order. be- distribute interest in the world among succeeding men,
 That part of my which known in law and recognized in volumes being ineonsiderab and of account make disposition of it in this. my will My right live, being but life estate, is my disposal but things excepted all else in the world proceed to devise and bequeath.
 Item give good fathers and mothers for their children all good little words of praise and encouragement and quaint pet and endeaments and charge said then justly but generously the needs of their children shall require.
 Item leave children nclusivey but only for the of childhood all and every flower of the field and blossoms of the woods with the right play among them freely according the children warning them the against thles And devise children the banks of the brooks and golden sands beneath the thereof and the odor of the willows that dip therein and the white clouds that float high the giant And children the long, long days be in thousand ways and the night and the train of the Milky Way wonder but subject nevertheless to the rights herein after given to lovers.
 Item devise boys. jointly all the useful idle fields and commons ball may be played all pleasant where may swim all snow clad hills where may coast. and all streams ponds where may fish. where when grim winter ska hold the for the period of their boyhood And all meadows with the clover blossoms and butterflies thereon: the woods with their appurtenanees the squirrels and birds and echoes and noises and all dis tant places which may be visited together with the adventures there found give said boys each his place the fresde night with all pictures that be the burning wood enjoy without let bindanee without any eneumbranee of eare
 Item To lovers devise their imaginary world with whatever they may need of the sky the red by the wall te bloom hawthorn the strains of music and augh they may desire figure to each other the la'tinsne' and beauty of their love.
 Item To young men. jointly devise and bequsath all bolster ous inspng sports of rivalry. and give them the disan of weakness and undaunted confidence in their own strength Though they fuds leave them the make lasting frendshp and of possessing companions and to them exclusively
 give all merry songs and grave shoru sing with Iu'y voices "itsm. And 10 those who longer children youth or levers leave memory snd bsqueath them the columns of the posms of Burns and Shakespeare and of other pos there be others so ts end that they may live the old days again. freely and fuly, without ihs of diminuten.
 liam To ous loved ones with bsqusath the hsppinss Of old sss love and gratitude of their children until itey fsi ssssp."