The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1919-12-06

Mrs Former spoke lnngu:dly IN
own voice: did you get anythihs
isfactory? ~ she asked. Il cerIai
hone II wasn't like that other tliH
whom Won was cross because they
couldn't get anything for you.
mo, no." he said hastily. Ah,S
vas different. 1t was very interest,"
ing"
He maid her. went TO his hotel, ana
thence 70 his train for home. NeVe'
did he so seer, 20 move through
world of dres.g. stuff; for he NAe"
that no was MT more credulous taah
other men. and if he could Sieve
what he had believed, though ~ li'''!
believed it for no longer thS@ lno-
, ment or two, what hold ha' ne vi
any other human being On Halityf
His credulity vanished Cor so Ne
! tbouobt) with his recollection thaN /.
, was he, and not the alleged "L"pa'
= ,.bo had suggested the word amber
Coinr over the mortifyng, pia'n
facts Of his experience, he found ina,
NIrs Horner, r. tie subdivision q.
=, Mrs Uorner known as "Lopa' M"
+old him to think OF bell and OF
color. and that being furnished "''I
g these scientific data, he had le"pF,'
=, ~ the conclusion That he $zoAe "IIi
* Isabel ANDERSON!
For q moment he had believed lila'
% Isabel was there, believed mat Ni'S
was close to him, entreating hiiil-e'
70 treating him "to he kind But WIN
+bis recollection a strange aGltauo"
M cona unon him. After all, had she
- not snoken to him? If his own ul
w Known consciousness had tolu ui'
~ "psvchic's" unknown CONSCIOUSLY,
Ia how to make the picture OF the pre-
,os ~ brown-haired, brown-eyed i",'!
,on hadn't the true Isabel-oh, indeed ne
,on 80 souIl-called to him out OF III
Irs own true memory of her!
or And IS the train roared through Ia
dorl,ened evening he locked out w
,r,a vord his window, and saw her aS Il
had s.en her on his jGarney, 1e'
ho,., an ethereal figure flying Dc
,o,- side the train. but nov 1t seeiheu
W., him, that she kept her face toward IL
o,, window with an infinite WistfuIheSS'
.,ro he kindv II it had pee
isabel was that what she Wouiu Ma
rot19 If She were anywhere, and cou
uild come to nm lllrousn G. +birg 8
,nca what would be the hrst lilihs :
no would say to him?
- All we'll enough, and perhaps c
your terry enough ne ~ 80 kipdr-
He's that question! ITO De AiiiU
George! .,
A red cap at the statl
when he arrived, leaped for MS .
abandoning another which the =
m. man norter had handed him. "1ess
- NI,st, Morgan. Yessuh. You car WI
here. in front the sIa'ion A
No. gan, subj" hon.
adyr And people IN tne 80 ho, mas
d. gates turned 10 Sl"i ..rhnt,s Morp,
g her through, WhlspeilNe, aharrcur st
She OUTSIDE Ihe no". CO. III,
~, 81 the door Of the touring car liz
10 not soldier in whipcOrd. :,
80. 80 "I1l not go home now, harry,
rs, u,ors Eugene. when ne had got t. IL
"a talk to the City hospital 60
e-oh, Yes, Sir INC iH'' ~ oxna
Iucy's there. She said she eHpe
vou'd come there before you
and home"
ord TO "She did?"
Iona Eyes, sir"
. IN. Eugene stared. 81 suppose MT.
der, n,1 fer must be pretty bad" he saio.
Che Eyes. sir. l understand he's
that 70 get we'll though, sir" lie Il
no uo;co his lever into high speed, ana IN
!, ,nvis. went through the heavy traihc
- an some fast, faithfShrnssst that kne
sound? way ABOUT ~ ~ MN" It's M -
Ound or or haste' ituseie "iu NO -
until tleS le"tne'i nv 49,
=, That's Fanny Gnet him in the upper
dor, and took him to an open doc
,os she He stopped on the thre
startled for from the waxen fl
r,o,orn the pillow, almost 1t seemed tn
: ,,,oons of Isabel herself were looking a
never before had the resemblan