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A STROKE OF GENIUS

“Tegal practice in the country," said the young attorney who had taken a run dewn to the city to freshen up a bit, ‘‘is eracked upto be anything which is butif I continue to have experiences

‘‘T was sent out ‘by my father, whose partner Lam, to Billerton a little

while ago to draw up a will for an old wo-

| man who had about $20,000 worth of prop-

erty to devise and about a dozen legatees, When I reached the devisor’s house, I found

' that ste was prepared for hereafters and

emergencies of all kinds,

“She had heard of broken wills—had heard that no lawyer could draw up a will that some other lawyer couldn’t break— but being a strong minded person she had her own ideas about things. She had put off making a will as long as she dared, but one day a happy thought struck her, and

| ghe concluded that she could beat the law-

yers at thoirown game. She said to her- self that wills were broken because some one didn’t get something that he or she

' thought she ought to have or some one

else had got something that he or she ought not to have. The old woman’s so- lution of that difficulty was a stroke of genius,

“YT found the devisor sitting prim and stiff in her prim and stiff little parlor, and ranged around the room were a lot of other women, all primmer and stiffer than the They were the legatees, and they were there to tell the devisor what they wanted without reserve and as freely as

they would fight after the devisor’s death |

for the same thing if it had not been be- queathed. There were two men there, I didn’t notice them when I went in, and every time they said a word they were promptly squelched. “The women were of the spinster type,

females, spare, acidulated and grim. I be- lieve two of them were married, but that must have been so long before that they had forgotten it. Here were pretty mna- terials for an argument, and if I hadn’t been so young and fresh I would have col- lapsed at the unprecedented plan. was I enjoyed the situation until I was fairly in for it, and then, of course, I could not get out.

‘*Lest her presence should trammel a free discussion, the devisor, after intro- ducing us all around and making the nec- essary explanations, left the room, and in less than five minutes the air was full of flying fur and feminine fury.

““*Well, if I can’t have the white house with the cupalow I won’t take anything,’ said Hannah Maria, and she swisked out af the room in tears, only to come back a few minutes later, having thought better of it.

‘**Now, you can have the swamp lot, Susan. You know your husband allers said he'd drain it if it was his’n.’ This from Jane.

“ ‘Indeed! And have me nursin him for fever an ague all the rest of his life, caught workin down in that mire. I guess not. No, ma’am. I want the h¥lfarm. It’s little, but it’s healthy, an you ain’t so smart as you think, Jane Pearce.’

‘* ‘Ladies, ladies!’ I interjected mildly. ‘Really, I can’t make anything out of this if you won’t be a little more amicable. I ain afraid that the testator’s wise plan will be frustrated if you can’t come toa better agreement.’

‘‘A scornful sniff, punctuated by such remarks as ‘Brute!’ ‘Wretch!’ and the like, which ran around the room, was all I got for my pains. I had interfered ina family quarrel, and it was none of my af- fair if the family chose to decide things in a bel licose Way.

And then the row started again after a minutes of sullen silence. It was, ‘You take the medder lot and I'll take the vrood lot,’ or ‘I think Elizabeth ought to hav e the cows; her husband bein so shift- less, she could sell the milk and do better.’ Now they bandied about the ‘phaeton’ and the ‘cherry bounce,’ which no one seemed to care for and seemed likely to go to one of the unobtrusive males present.

‘*Then the fight settled thickly over the little apple orchard. and I was reduced to

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despair. Finally I threw myself’ inte the breach once mcre with a new propositi6... I would take the inventory of property and let them ballot on the proposition articled there, each piece of property going to the one having the plurality of votes, and I went to work at once to put my scheme in operation without waiting for the lega- tees’ consent.

“The upshot of it was that the plan fell flut on the first round, when a very desir-

| able bequest was put up, each legatee cast-

ing one emphatic ballot for himself or her- self. Then there was a scene and tears and more tears, with suspicions glances at the two men whom noone thought would hnve dared to prefer themselves.

‘*‘T don’t know howl ever came toa conclusion, but in the end I got a fair idea of what would be acceptable, and after consu!tation with the testator and getting her approval J drew up the will.

‘‘But that isn’t all of the story. When I came to present my bill, the devisor ask- ed me how much I wanted, I drew a deep She almost zainted away, and, mind you, the will bequeathed property to the amount of £20,000. - When she came to, I asked her if she thought I demanded too much,

‘*T’ll never give it in the world——never, never, never!’ was her determined reply.

**Well, would $2.50 be too much?’ She only frowned at this without fainting.

‘**Well, what do you think is right?’ 1 finally asked in despair.

“Dll pay you $1.50 and not a cent more,’ she answered, jumping at the chance to pame her own figures, and I— well, you can call me a fool if you will—l took it. There’ll be adozen partition suits in that will, and I stand a good chance of getting into them,

‘*¥os, country practice is meager, but it is stimulating,’’ concluded the young at- torney thoughtfully as he ordered a 5 cent cigar and went out, leaving his hearer to pay for the drinks. —New York Sun.

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