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

n leost IN spots-a George VINO was the
proving that decent stuff had peeh M MS
!, him in fact, a George who was 10 bee
Inc rather handsome thing IN tahIhs ing
, r;sl,v iob for the sake of his aunt mo
poor old silly Fanny Minater! Eus'"o II
didn't care what risks George tooh, " he
how much decent stuff he had Ill hIin bu
nothing that George would ever 90 III er
This world or the next could chahse hi
Eugene Morgan's feeling toward HILL be
II Eugene had wished, he coulu eaS-
ilv have taken George out OF tle hll,o nj
cIvcerin branch of the chemlcal "oIA9' W
Always interested in apparent hnpos- tn
sibilities of invention, Eugene hau en- ht
c,nlraged many experiments IN sucii
c,ronings rs those for the discovery oI
s,,Lstitn+es for gasoline and rubber; hi
and. though his mood had Wlthllelu 81
information from Kinney, ne hlu ie
Gently bought from the elder Akers |
substantial quantity Of stock on inc
condition that the chemical cmnpoh!
| sbould establish an experimental laoo-
ro+orv He intended to buy more,
Akers WAS anxious to please MN ann
a word from Eugene WOULD ha'0
rloced George almost anywhere Ill 'l'e
chemical works. The pOSSlOlllly JuSt
adqed itself into Eugene's mind; tl''I
= bo LOT If become part Of his perce2-
tions long enough for it to prove u
: him that IT was actually poSSiolll'''
rrben he half started with disgust ll'al
: no should be even idly conslderlhS
: s,cb thing over his last cigar FOR tle
:. NIGHT in his library. ''NO" Ana he
: throw the cigar into the empty hre-
e place and went to bed.
t His bitterness for himself might
Il have worn away, but never his Ditter-
C moss for Isabel. He took that tRought
a 70 he'd with him-and it was true that
h no+bing George could do would ever
e change this bitterness OF Eugene Oh,s
at Georges mother could have changeu II,
II, And as Eugene fell asleep lhus
Pr night, thinking thus bitterly VI
George. George in the hospital was
n +b,nking Of Eugene. He thought OF hu-
x, Gene Morgan and of the Major; the!
no seemed to be the same person Ao'
ng awhile. but he hanged to dlseht"hsi0
his +ho-r and even to understand why ne
as nod confused them. Long ago ms
nv rrondfother had been the most strlA'
lex ing figure Of'success In the Town 4 q
an rich Major Anderson! they useu :,
Ing saw. Now it was Eugene. III l hut
[ a Eugene Morgan's money" ne "oui'
no becr the workmen day-dreaming at th'
4 81 cbou,cal works; or, "If Eugene Nor
uld gor had hold Of this place you'd Sc
i'm, filings hrmw And the boarders at I'll
les table d'hote spoke of tine Niors
de- place" as an eighteenth-cehtul
this Trrenchmnn spoke of Versailles. Llh
ack Phis uncle. George had perceived Una
ugly the Morgan Place" was the new nn
lout herson mansion. His revere went VA,
most IN the palatial days of the mahsloii'
his bis bovhood. when he would gallop II
. he nonv m the driveway and order u
not 6ori,ov stoblemen about, while IN
ack- whooped and obeyed, and MS gr"hul
be- ther. observing from wlndo", M"u
hen, lonoh and cali out TO him: Ina
IN of riqht George. Make those lazy II
9TH coils iumpr" He remembered MS
IT ,,o,,ng uncles. and how the town "
ut 1t eager concerning everything up'
them. and about himself. What cie'
vio- nrettv town it had been! Ana III
con- reverie he saw like pageant pei
dust MIN the magnificence Of the Ami
head: sons-its passing, and the passing
I'D as the AmberSons thelilsei'.'' -,
was hoon slowly engulfed without know
n his how to prevent IT, ana aiiiioo' ~ A.
n the knowing what was happening TO IN
|, him tive fom,lv lot. in the shabby old q
circle ter, out at the cemetery ne-u - -,
Them now; and the name was ."
N the altogether from the new CITY
, vino Amhersons had passed, and the
con,d neonle would pass, and the new pc
thot came after them, and the
, ord now ones. and the neXt-aIu
es the next ond
! NTH He had begun to murmur, ana
-, ,n or on duty as night nurse Tor
MOVE ward came and bent over hiln'
!. son,a "Did Won want something's
.sThere's nothing in this family
, word. ness" George told him conhuehl
rival. aEven George Washington Is
something in book.
ia
Eucene read a report of the acc
e., che rext mornings paper de
drster ON the train. having just left Ior
,,ainIng york on business, and with less
t.voIced ure would probably have oVeri
his ar the obscure item:
me her LEGS BROKEN.
In any n A. Minafer. an employees % A.
al word -. chemical company, was run w
e. automobile yesterday at tne cor cor
Srsrnessee and Main ana mao OoS
the po- broken. Minafer was to blame
,aorqe oooidant according to Patroima an
- -, Va who witnessed the aralrF In I
ol en mobile was a small one driven Oy
her. It's Tottieman of 21TS Noble avenue W.
title ma "a that he was making less Una
.,nb IT, miles an hour. Min1fer Is salo ~, ~
iinN 70 family formerly Of eonsloeraol'
ase ag III inence in the city. He was GAen
CITY hospital where physlrcls.LS
Satsr that he was suffering from
ho Na' injuries besides the fracture Ok
ne CUSTER but might recover
He came A,-,o,
ddressing Eugene reao inc -, o,,roS
r you all tossed the paper upon "a sa+
! hold of his compartment. and sat
,asn,t onv ont of the window. His reellng
= ta 10, George was changed net Jot
$3.50, Mfr, for Georges hum'