The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-06


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CHAPTER L-Ma1or Anderson had
is.ns M .nl ZEE
ss.son I'd eat SS..or. "dfv.Iopnsns.
ef four-acrs tract. on Anderson avenue,
: built for himself tho most masniacsnt
sss aAPT1 m:,,,! H5| ,1". II: H.sor:
sesld never Rally love Wilbur VIM ii t ss1
f. s-s would BE- bestowed upon the children.
IN s:s Ss.s. ssf Su. h 81. SS
penis Z. = mischief maker. were quite i.
CHAPTER n-By ths time Qsorgs
8 osass1 sis Ssisf Tia. Is. n &m Ss@
d world AZ bail aiesn IN h ai honor or
Noen he returned from oollegs. Qeorge
Hooopoii1ed L9sy Mor9an. . stranger and
Vussf looiinS duck" At whom he h.d
HfS stssa. 9 ~ xa esp s.s r.. No
f0rmsr resident of Bigburg, and he Was
tetuning there to erect . factory and to
vsadsa-
4 e .sss: End s.y ~ s.s r. b: old :a
eaged whom Isabel threw him over BE-
eaHss q some youthful t.discretion and
,se... !. il. soa5.ssEc ., p. Luxe. r'a
LAG, ~ a.y. deors. .new: e. hc.ss
svssf..ps tSs cutter. :ptiln s a eas IA
o2r, e !. 1 n: m snn;oy S3hure although
.GHArTER vn.-aeergs fsveals i.tsnsa
Gslke Of Moran. whom he suspects qf
sSsa E Ss' .n, on his gnsi: Or .pa
gfeAt astonishmsnt. sharply rebukss him
0sorge has . heart-to-heart talk With his
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CHAPTER N.-Hearing runors eou-
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dass. but Luoy refuses
cHAPTER x.LGeorEe becomes .nnoy.A
nane With Eugene Morssn. and rs1Stfui,y
.se9k:s his Aunt Amell. for her fsss-fs
ahsuc bat somewhat bswiidsiinS.
CHAPTER xL-rhe sudden death Of his
fn4hsr, following graduation, recalls
osorgs from college.
Sf !deala Of life. which they. nnd surpris-
tns1y different and part in something
.EHAPTER NIL-At . dinner g,ven p.
MAJOR Anderson, at which Eugene Nor
n mi rlu oh n N
sssnoaty % Il. %otksr. old fr sa1 n
father's death George became furious
vsss al Sa ssoas Eugene sSa him and Fl:
mother.
CHAPTER xv..George makes .
ess:iDy ia ps nsirSbor '' and Is ordsred from
Der house. His uncle George tells him he
has acted foolishly and his modification is
complete.
CHATTER xvL.aeorfe learns that
sane through worry over the false situa-
placing herself. he orders Eugene from
the house when he calls.
CHAPTER xvrI.-rsabers only thought
z for the happiness Of George and she
eoSs to him. asor aad aa de-
n4oInSs. tn. writer and his plan: and
Part from Eugene.
Ct CHAPTER Al, ,R,S XvIIL.GsSrse tells LUCY he
good" Lucy has not heard of her fathers
treatment at Georges hands. and feels tho
home She finds Fanny Minafer waiting to
give her full account Of what took place;
and fiamingly angry. Lucy DESTROYED all
sent her: but her heart was heavy Indeed
when George and his mother left Bigburg
for trip around the world. The town
has tremendous boom and everything Is
very much changed.
CHAPTER xIx.-Isabel and George
came back only when Isabels weak heart
warned that they was little time. Two
warned that there was little time. Two
automobile headlight swept away Fanny's
little fortune and with 1t considerable
his father When the old major died II
was found that the estate was hopelessly
involved.
A superstitfohs person
might have thought 1t unfortunate that
Fanny's partner in speculative indus
try as in Wllbur's disastrous rolling
mills, was that charming but too hap
hazardous man of the world. George
Anderson He was one of those Op-
timists who believe that II you put
money into great many enterprises
one of them Is sure to turn out for
tune. and therefore, in order to find
the lucky one, 1t is only necessary to
60 into n large enough number of them.
you ought to have thought Of my
record and stayed out" he told Fanny.
one day the next spring. when the af-
fairs of the headlight company had