The Glenwood post., 1920-03-13
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CHAPTER L-Ma,or Anderson had
e.ns fo1sun.. "a asssa 1sSD:
e: Ia oss A:a a.y 1S5 AH
With roads and statuaTy. and In the centre
a. four-aers tract, on Anderson avenue,
s1E .h s1is a.ad hs c1 0s s.a .Sea .ss
asssss1 .r..1 ,sass w IL: a H.,s.:
Iesid never really love Wilbur a nss
S;s s. X M r. S Sdaa;;ss;;5S but 4: Y
kespins with the most psssimisdc prsAio-
sx:Y e Ysl: sf ,s +: d K. nj ss.aSs
u world a = BAH Givsn in his honor
0enopoli.sd Loey MorGan. : stranger nd
s' ;:ss.e s s s. g 81 6
~. fsths!. He was hus.a. i Hsrs nEan :
ts:ss 5. O. sases ana b: e
saild horssisss carriages II his own IN
na1rer Of Isabel's and they had been an
q xh som, ,';ss shT' SEs1 "a
married. Wilbur Minafer.
,'os1.:s 4 Ii. . sou1tsslS Of n Lucy. ''d
.s1 s,as a., Ws .oys. s ss,yt n. 10
s' &c cusssr :ps a ess 49, "a
dseSkls. s n: ,n snhoy s7AuFt although
.cHArTER vII.-aeerss fsvsaIs i,tsnss
4nanoiL dshgns on his uncle or grand
e snsssr .i Hi. aunt F.pny Ainsfss. e his
osslss & g ssn Via &:
= snz Ais fas :.s.' s e III: It'll s:,
Ssse Asurs. George = sednistao . .
CHAPTER N::.,Hearing runors eso-
.d nse Sr1.s It. !:
sSnssat e re = form.i ensAssosnt II nAr-
=: .o:aR Ehieh sonneots ii: nosSsfs
fs6uiss his Aunt Amell. Tor he Ssr n fsmHr
ss e sei ss :ps ss@sxs Amt aanX 7nps
GHAPT4R 1.-THE sudden death Of his
Hsss,i , f9lio .e1I.sx, graduation. recalls
CHAPTER xII.-ILucy. and George talk
fnsiy different and part in something
which very nearly approaches quarrel
Major Anderson, at which Eugene Nor
. s 70 GsSsSs Ria ady ,s ssog' his
CHAPTER XIv.-About q year after his
fathers death George became furious
ssoas s sSa n" .n 4'0: FL:
mother.
-sssns'' when he visits Mrs. johnson.
eosspy old neighbour. and is ordered from
assd foo:hS ana si. rfs /:
complete.
Moran has planned to take Isabel on an
;Ra Ssns nh IL. 'i sih
ton in yhieh he imssines h. mother e
CHAPTER xy1I.-Isabers only thought
m e na .nS 81.
come to hi him George vshemsntly ds;
Isabel consents to sacrifice herself and
part from Eugene.
CHAPTER xvIIL-George tells Lucy he
and his mother are going abroad for
Treatment at Georges hands. and feels the
coming separation keenly. Returning
home she f 9n Fanny Minsfsr wsitinE to
the little keepsakes and letters George had
when George and his mother left Bigburg
for 4 trip around the world. The town
has IRENE ndous 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
died. A disastrous investment in q new
little fortune and with 1t considerable
sum advanced to George ANDERSON by
was found that the estate ' was 'H Hopeiessly
involved.
george walked by the Mansion hur-
riedly, and came home to his mothers
house for the last time.
Emptiness was there, too, and the
closing OF the door resounded through
bare rooms for downstairs there was
no furniture in the house except q
kitchen table in the dining room, which
Fanny had kept "for dinner" she said,
that meal herself George had his
doubts about her name for 1t. Upstairs,
she had retained her own furniture,
and George had been living In his
mothers room, having sent everything
from his own to the auction. Isabels
room was still as 1t had been, but the
furniture would be moved with
Fanny's to new quarters in the. morn
Ing. Fanny had made plans for her
nephew MS well MS herself; she had
found "tirce-room kltchenette apart
ment" In mn apartment house where
several old friends of hers had estab.
llshed hemselves-elderly widows of
citizens once prominent and other
retired gentry. People used their own
"kitchenettcs" for breakfast and lunch,