The Glenwood post., 1920-04-03

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CHAPTER L-Major Anderson had
BAds . fortune in lSfs when other people
vsre losing fortunes. and the nnngnihcencs
berson laid out a6-acrs "d,veiopment,'
With roads and ststuary.. and In the centre
S1,i, feSF.STs sor S,t tract % on Amberson avenue,
haAnsion tho Midland City had ever seen.
saaSlsr married young wiiSsr nRs lnnsf.. lnaaaf5.
tAs neighbors predicted that az Isabel
5. sys %sa b. n
sorse xme.eeon Sn.fsr Sns shf su, hSE'yss. Sis up
.nts =. m,.ohi. %.hs1 wsTs aufs. +.
keeping with the most pessimistic prsdio-
CHAPTER IH-By the time George
osnss his SsIisf ths. hs otS e. n1i
Lere about the most important family in
1e.n 15d ri a. sa lon svsa IN his
= pEsttes. SiIf present. and got on "a
sss2 ,ooEins e. daeN a' IT IT 'seo .ho% ha sn1s "a
aSn pokinE much fun. was the young
smsr resdent E Of wss sis5ars and a0hsa +. G.s
saild horseiess carriages q Ii own in .
CHAPTER Iv.-Eugens wsa an old ad-
sagsd when Isabel threw him over Be-
ea1ss @ q % s1me youthful i.discretion and
,s4... eH..rSH E Ii, sou5,ssC make: lake; rapid
cAAPTER v1-whils drivins with
ney ns.t daY. George anows the horsP
4Aoy in the snow, unhurt, Although
CHAPTER vII.-Georgs reveals intsns,
Snn Ssuks Sf Moran. whom he suspects Of
Xsh"s XsahnS,h EIs EdIs'isns n, on his uncle or grand
sreet astonishment sharply rebukes him
0soSEe has . heart-to-hesrt talk with his
41other. in which the stats Of the family
s.u1. saa a.ors. d. ta,h:; : ss.a h::l's
CHAPTER N.--Hearing rumors con-
Ssrning Lucy and her suitors-in particu-
consent to fosma Sssss q e. . to
riAgs. but Lucy refuses.
CHATTER x.-Georse becomes annoyed
sssns,. n%s with e, EUSspe MoTEs2 .Pd rIhtfuilz
Ahstic but somewhat beviidsiin9.
CHAPTER n,-The sudden death Of his
Athsr. following graduation. recalls
George from college.
CHAPTER xII.-Lucy and George talh
r. idsAis ~ Of NE which they find su,Pri.-
which very nearly approaches a quarrel
MAJOR Anderson. at which Eugene Nor
saimoaty to ii. mothers old friend
CHAPTER xIv.-About year after his
father's death George became furious
.s:s al ssoas saa Sas.ns Ss nm and :
mother.
'-ssens" when ne visits Mra johnson, q
eossipy old nsighbor. and is ordered from I'm
has acted foelishly and his modification 10
complete.
CHAPTER xvI.-George learns that
Morgan has planned to take Isabel on An
sSns % through worry over the false situa-
don In which he imagine. his mother !.
the house when he calls.
a4 the saepn... "a asopRs sRy shS :s
srss.ion Of aTsetien and . plea that =.
nounces noun the writer and his plan: and
Isabel consents to sacrifice herself and
part from Eugene.
CHAPTER XvIII.-George tells Lucy he
good" Lucy has not heard of her father s
treatment at Georges hands. and feels the
Some s She s finds Fan Fanny Minsfer waiting to
give her full account OF what took place;
and famingly angry. Lucy destroyed all
sent her. but her heart was heavy Indeed
when George and his mother left Bigburg
has rem boom ene sDd
very much changed
CHAPTER xIx-Isabel and George
came back only when Isabels weak heart
warned that they was little time. Two
died A disastrous Investment in new
automobile headlight swept away Fanny's
little fortune fortune and With th It consider considerable PIE
his father. When the old major died Il
was found that the estate was hopelessly
involved
CHAPTER xx.-When his uncle ven ven,
abroad to fill consular post at u 800
year and he himself became clerk in OLE
Frank Bronson's law office at eight dol
lars week Ge9Tse s ,;ss WAS i1Tey 1 9th hdseG si
also. the f1ll mehsure Of his unthinkins
cruelty to his mother.
CHAPTER XXI.-Seeing the impossible
ity of the two of them living on his IS q
week. George goes to work for bis
chemical company and is put in charge
of the nitro-giycerin department.
Akers was anxious to please him; and
a word from Eugene would have
placed George almost anywhere In the
chemical works. The possibility just
edged itself into Eugene's mind; that
is. he let it become part of his percep-
tIons long enough for 1t to prove to
him that it was actually possibility
Then he half started with disgust that
he should be even idly considering
such thing over his last cigar for the
night, In his library. MOP And he
threw the cigar into the empty fire
place and went TO bed.
His bitterness for himself might
nuo ,rot.t, awnu hut naunr his hitter.