Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-16
SYNOPSIS.

infant daughter of a bankrupt %financier
If IRON m being icing shot by Of the victims
SO he himself is wounded, and is taken
into the great house for care.
The little girls name is Starr Endi-
an interest in the boy and learns that he
IS an orphan with no relatives.
The younsster is kept at the Endicott
no End, and ra lI ! e1nyales sec ..oo,
Milky does well in school. After q
lapse OF several years, Endicott and his
daughter DAYS whose life he saved come to
Michael graduates with honor from
He then returns to New York to begin
work. He is invited to dine at the Endi-
Milky dimes at the Endicott home and
as invited to go riding with Starr the
ext morning. Mrs. Endicott receives
that she does not care TO have her
daughter associate with a man Of ques-
ttonable birth. Milky leaves the house
without seeing Starr who is at the time
Milky does not come.
Z Mtkky. goes to the haun:s Of his child
hood days looking for Sam and his old
sees four thugs attaching a girl and
goes TO her rescue. He is beaten into
unconsciousness and when he comes to,
ne is IN hospital. When the gets out
StS HoSP1ld1 ne cues dSdlu u Ills OlO
blind alley, determined to locate some
He locates Sam, who is at frst .sus-
p the a. e his purpose in coming to
who Is wanted by the police for burg
larry, but gets no satisfaction.
Milky finds that his old friends are
IN a career Of crime. He is In
Starr n her mother sail for Europe.
Michael gets hold of an old farm
which he plans to use in regenerating
MS FORMER companions.
He Is also studying in a law office, ;
He takes Sam out to his farm and
explains his plans.
CHAPTER Xv-Continued.
We'll, go tomorrow night with@me.
will you? I like you and 1 think we
ought to be friends"
Wills idea was that they would get
to talking at q "show" and he could
find out a good deal in that way. He
thought it must be a girl. He had
told the senior Holt that it was a
girl of course and he wouldn't take
long to spot her. It must be either
a girl or revelry to take the fellow
out every night in the week SO late.
We'll, I'm sorry" said Michael
again, "but I'm afraid I have an en-
sagement every night. It's rather a
permanent job I'm engaged in. What
do you do with your evenings"
Will launched into a gay SdescIip.
ton of parties and entertainmentslto
which he had been hidden, and nice
girls he knew, limiting that he might
introduce Michael II he was so In
and Michael talked. on leading
his u~nsuspecttng companion further
and further from the subject Of his
own evenings. Finally they came ia
q corner and Michael halted.
Il turn here he. said; which way
do you go?"
why, / turn too" laughed French
THAT ia if/you don't object. I'm out
for q walk and I don't care much
what LIDO. If I'm not welcome Just
tell me and I'll clear out.
"Of course you're quite welcome
said Michael "Im glad to have com
pany. but the quarter I'm walking tt
indeed o nightn't like to return
alone even sc early in the evening Il
you walk far.-tI had an unpleasant
encounter myself once, but / know
the ways of the place now and it's
different"
Will eyed him curiously. Il
Is IT allowable to ask where wei n
going?" he asked in . comical tone.
Michael laughed.
Certainly. II you're bound to gc
I'll have to tell you al about 1t, but
I strongly advise you to turn bach
now, Tor II isn't a very say0ryAueighs
borhood. and 4 don't believe your
where thou goest I viii. 10,
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