Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1924-08-28
SYNOPSIS

high toned Britishsrs recently ar
rived at the Lodge. among them an
ss% % name canaan as i hi%.sif i. S@ouSh, 70
s.ee m,iSmsns snown g his in cms,.s
vsripdsI. snobbish millionaire. member
individusi ana has Rs's q friendly chat with
Moya Dwight. attractive Irish girl.
CHAPTER II. 4. Kilmsny's father,
married Colorado girl. now dead. be-
sympathies have been ali with his
s S,hs5 s and he hs. no use n for h.
ins, Kinney again mssts Miss Dwight,
are Lord and Lady fsraahar, as sMr.
crgmbs." which she ha. heard him
by the ioyelinsss of Joyce Seldom. COM
panion OF Moya.
CHAPTER fIT--Next day. at the
town 81! e aunnlson the rarguha nI party
ssn sossoga nsow q *. 'e .s TGsay
after the contest. On their way home
taken by a sSeriff's posse in pursuit. OF
two men. who have robbed the treas
uTer Of the assoelation q the prooeeds
men. are Jack Kiimeny j'crumbs) and
his friend Golfer. Captain Kilmeny and
iss sister Ino,s resli,s thu, Jack !.
robbery seems assured.
CHAPTER Iv.---Moya.. who has been
ing and apparent honesty, 10 downcast
suo the :s s% sSF' While Syiws :Sass alone sn
Jack hnds her and without Offering
evidence eonyinees her OF his ipno-
rsiatiens6ip to Captain kiimsny and
his sister IL established. He leaves
cH ,,ior ~ with, Jack Kinney mem,
taxes the sapssi rs rs hat ia.s.sd ' OF 81.
cover s pse. nat r ESys anS aHS do
and the two 9irls and 1.-THE money
WINGED that jack g altogether unworthy
@ csp.sin kii@sas. who has long Sssn
CHAPTER Wheeling Jack. and
oficsra Mcya frankly tells him the dis
the FAC, that Captain Ksimsny /. on ri:
fui owners Prse;icaiiy ordering Moya
morning. sass ave ' ssr p Tss cae, shs
II held up and robbed OF the cash. Jack
undoubtedly being the thief
CHAPTER vrI.--Jaek Kiimeny at
las, tells Moya the true story OF the
friend. The confidence OF the FsrqIhar
Rssy IN HIN = rSs.o ,,,i. to MoSas de-
forward to meeting Jack at Goidbanks,
where Verinder has large mining In
"'esA --,-asts.s..~.a.
CHAPTER vIII-caught In a biis.
nard. Moya and Joyce seldom save their
helpless girls. A mans entrance into
the cabin creates q diversion.
Continued from last woek)
The young woman's smile came out
warmly at sight OF Kllmeny. II was
her custom always to appropriate the
available man. Toward this bronzed
young fellow with the splendid throat
slipping into muscular shoulders she
felt very kindly this morning. IA,
had stood between hei and trouble
He was 50 patiently an admirer o.
Joyce seldom. And on his own merits
the vlrllity and good looks OF hin
drew her admiration. AT sight o
the bruises on his face her heart bea
little fast with pleasurable excite
ment. He had fought for her like
man. She did not care II he was
workingman. His name was Kilmen,
He was gentleman by birth. wort
a dozen verinders.
"Mr kilmeny. how can we eve
thank your
He looked NJ her and nodded eayl,
Forget Il. Miss seldom. I couldn
have done less
"or MORE" she added softly. he
lovely eyes In his.
No change showed In the lea
brown face Of the man. but his bloc
moved faster. II was impossible
miss the appeal Of sex that escaps
at every graceful movement OF a
soft sensuous body. that giowed fro
the deep sim eyes In an electric Gu
rent flashing straight 20 his veins l
would have loved to touch the 50
flushed cheek. the crisp amber ha
cloudlng the eonvolutIons OF the lit
ears. His eyes were an index of q
man, bold and possessive and unwa
erlng They announced him dynam
American. one who walked the way
the strong and fought for his share
the spolls But when she looked
him they softened. Something me a
tender transhgured the face a
wiped out It's sardonic recklessness.
The pressing question before I
house is breakfast. There are bac
and nour and coffee here. Shall
make a batch Of biscuits and on
you pot iackf Or do you prefer
walt tan we can get to Goldbanksr
.what do you thinkr' Moya ask
Il think whatever you think. W.
not reach town much before noon
you can rough II for meal ] shot