Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-08
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Wontinued FROM Vur i.au issufl
No alarming vas the consequences
Of thi. that Bennett could not at
once realize Il W., simply a conse.
aucnce. lie jumped up In frisht.
imagining that his grandfather sud
denly had suffered from cramp or
other ph, sicai scizure.
"Why. grandfather. you want some
whlsky7 III ~. yul--"
Lucas controlled himself and
stood M. indigestion" he mum
hlcd Caviar here tonight Go on;
what else happcned7"
when Bennel Informed him that
nothing else transpired az the
s.anc.. he thought for while mat
hls grandson vas conceahng some
thing; but az last he satisfied him
syi that he knew all; and he went
e. his room.
For Lucas never did anything ut
nil at Galllec except meet James
oulnlan there and there direct j.
u. % the deed iArt was 20 be done.
II was marvellous how. throughout
the forty SIX years which had passed
since that meeting. Lucas had car
ried conscousr,ts ~ his own guilt
always ass tiitcd with the place OF
meeting. "Calilcc. lie had no,
known that puinlan had done "a
too. 'le hiI SUPPOSED that Vninlan
had lived out las he with u diner
.nt association. Aud set THIS was
natural enough
Natural enough" Lucas NUT
tered 10 himself. "Galllee"'
but ]. q was dead: klncheloe had
nut his body In the lake. Who, then
knew about Calilee and could asso
clate Il with a flaming torchf Nc
ono else In all the world but Lucas
himself Yet Ethel and that Lou
treble and Bennett had found out
ry God. n, they drew "Gaiiiee
and tho torch from him, what eis'
could they draw n they obtained
IL from the dead how much more
would the dead tslll
That was a staEgerer for Lucn'
who had acted upon the slmpls ant
effective formula that dead men TEL
M tales. "Galilce and . naminS
torch" Lucas WINGED and swuns
hack 10 his window. So old J. q.
though dead. hal told How could
Lucas shu, an q shosi7
An idea. halt formed, seized him
ana he stood stark. u progresse'
ln his mind and he laughed. ~
reaction. /, reyolicd himself. he dis
cnrdod II: but u came back 20 him
more conyincingly. more complete
and IL promised him triumph.
II was after nine the next morn
Ing before Ethel awoke, and ite'
II wa1 % dciigh'ful ~ 10 IN led
dreaming over tho hours ~ IN
evening. that she made M stir. an'
was Ten when maid knocked q
her door She answered ioyously
"sstn. ore for me-"
YES Miss Csrev Mr. Lucas Cul
len. 'our gfsndfsfhcr."
1.-The, hssirned down ana foun
her Grandfather. with his oyeycos
., AID holding his bat ln MS glove
isnd. s,sndiux In the ceuior q th
d,aelnr toom AMI gazing cfi,'eail
about
You u,,is fool" he accused h'
rowmlsfrailnEiy "tsnt sou fe'
even whcn your own hesh and "loo
t..es 20 pfu'ert you7
Prom wifsf. grandfather
.iisd f ,ser oceui 80 10 sou ~
d.. fsassu yorr fl'ier never c'in
A.. ni. hnass eas thti no c9a.In Z!
$50 ifh.l $40
'IH.uk over o. = minute.
"WHYf
"Wh unulif : lu,e bin 'h"r'
lie ,o.aifft nsI Da ! wouldn't
f..s.riIfrrtsr Hlt %. boz fop''
f,..rd ne -. fiiow 50 -
t.nuirfif
YOU brIst- fhl' Sonf sihsr--'
n.rnsfs lc.n ieNng me soi
foa.h tth THIS 'silsw called 10
fU.us snsf youf fs'h,r dle1f tn.
r.fed tua uffnri in h.nf
Yes
"NhY a. fn9 fI f'nsa your fi'h'
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