The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-02-14
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Y losing fortunes. and the maEnihcsncs
e The A%bsr.ons began thsn, Major An;
r four-aers tract, on Anderson avenue,
sor thu sis d.n d; t9 os s.a .v.a scent
.. MArTER H. VIE, , Il. ma,or.
- asish5or. f pr. aHsd thas e'. =. issSsi
fssd a nsysf I. really ioys Wilbur Al hsl
S1sss sia M yonsssai but .ooo m; Hs
Sespins with the most pessimisdo prsaio-
CHAPTER u1.-By the time George
ysot away to COLLEGE he did not attempt
y.rs sSou. the most important family Z
u world A. = bah Eiven in his honor
vhsn he returned from college. asors.
10y Si,A 81 aagi i: learned ts.t :
I'm poking much fun, was the young
fetmer resident of Big burg, and he was
focurning there to erect . factory and to
luild horseless carriages II his own In
mirer Of Isabefs and they had been en-
eased when Isabel threw him over be-
s4r.S w sI%s y Sinafsl .d''F't'0n and
cHAPrER v.-aeorss makes rapid
cHAPTER U-whii. driving With
ns s.,e a. aser5e : No ,b tn. n;.
sey p The me1. apSurt .'so aitsoa aes
George u greatly annoyed
CHATTER vr1.-Georss rsvsals intsnss
3islike Of Morgan, whom he suspects q
IL Hay~
shsT HIS aunt q Fanny Gin.f sr f e &.
sTsat estonishment sharply rebukes him.
CHAPTER .v1II.-Homs on vacation,
0sesgs has . heart-to-heart talk with his
3other. In which the state Of the family
nsurs dsor lsn: Z .,am linaa n: = I:
CHAPTER N.-Hearing rumors eoa-
Ssrning LUCY and her .uitors-ln ps.tiop-
soa.!ns 10 fofma q. e. "a. =
Rag. but lucy refuses.
CHAPTER x.-asorre become, .nnor,A
e sosaR Ehioh eonnsets HI. mothers
rsSnf.: f 81. E Xuef MsE.p T.. .P a. rsht
e the subject. Aunt Fsnny l. Imp1-
Ahstic but somewhat bewildsrinE
CHAPTER x1.-Ths sudden death Of his
&ther. following graduation. recalls
CHAPTER xII.-Lucy and George tan
ff ideals Of life. which they md surpris-
in6y dinerent and part in something
EHAPTER xlII--At a dinner given nv
an il : 1uest, George plainly shows S Sis
animosity to his mothers old friend.
CHAPTER xIv.-About year after his
father's death George became furious
were talking about Eugene and his
- cHAPT FER, < xv x,-f, makes makes {.
her house His uncle George tells him he
has acted foolishly and his modification 10
complete
CHAPTER xvI--George learns that
auto ride. and being by this time half In
sane through worry over tho false situa-
TO ton a, In which Sh he imasines his mother is
the house when he calls.
IL for the happiness Of George and she
shows him Eugene's letter-a manly ex-
preston Of affection and a plea that she
nounces the writer and his plan, and
Isabel consents to sacrifice herself and
part from Eugene.
"What answer are you going to
make to such q letter. George de-
manded, like 4 judge on the bench.
IL don't quite know. DEAR" she
nurmured.
You don't7" he cried. YOU
swat" she begged him. "rm So
confused"
Il want to know what you're going
to ~rite him. Do you think If you
did what he wants you to l could
bear to stay another day In this town.
mOther7 Do you think I could ever
bear even to see you again If you
married him? I'd want to, but you
surely know 1 just-couldn't
She made a futile gesture, and
seemed to breathe with difficulty. 81
Il wasn't-Quite sure" she faltered,
~about-abOut It's being wise for us
to be married-even before knowing
how you feel about 1t. wasn't even
sure 1t was quite fair toto Eugene.
have-I seem to have that family
trouble-like father's-that I spoke
to you about once" She managed a
deprecatOry little dry laugh. mot
that 1t amounts to much, but wasn't
at all sure that 1t would be fair to
him. Marrying doesn't mean so much,
after all-nOt at my age. It's enough
to know that-that people think of
you-and to see them. I thought we
were all-oh, pretty happy the way
thugs were. and don't think 1t would
mean giving up great deal for him
or me. either. II we just went on as
we have been. II see him almost
every day. and"
"Mother" Georges voice was loud
and stern. do you think you could
20 one seeing him after this!"
She had been talking helpIessly
enough before; her tone was little
more broken now. "Not-not even
$50 himf~
"How could your" George cried.
sskNfhoe n aAnma IN mo that n he