New Britain herald., 1928-02-15
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 Hill Justin. ultra-modern ana
 ,,,>.r+,v lovely at 20 as the saga li1v. starts out on ii,oo night in August to attena a h'i .as.;v,, with her brother. lohs' oii' year her junior. as her esco',. .,e
 Irst as their fliv1er rounas h.r
 , of mountain on the ou'shi'.s
 .,.;r home town of Ellls'oh' w. y, the two hear pistol sho,s
 next instant their car IS hal's' o Che scene of an automoblie iioiu '
 ,rh;oh they witness two hand''s ,s tha act of throwing the body oi
 ,o,,nr man from his car 10 ''e
 aas,ae Before they can il'ol'' Tony is black lacked, the e'rl slan ~ he'd and hurled into the roauS's', ,.bere she is held while ''e ''' zneeds away toward the hllls
 Unknown to the bandits, however, .,, .,r is carving an extra pass'h-
 r In the person of Jack stuart us ovner, who is supposed to pc u,' Tack has caught the tall emo. s IT." tbe moon goes under cioua
 ann,h. across the running hoa'u' ,nocL. ont the driver with the ou" of his gun. and gains con'ro' 'i s,.r,t;on. Leaving the bandits oo'''i hv the roadside, he takes 'iil '
 home. ,, lark
 '. |. the old story retola' 'aoh n+,,. for visit and remains 'o
 Iii, and he are marrled TWO il,o" .a ,ator after he accepts an oitel 'o ,,.rn the glass blowing trade,
 1;,e is kind to Jack and 'l1l' WI ware and three months la'e' ''ls are the proud parents of 'Ni' D0' and girl, o,..,t das.
 And now transpires an event ne'> .. "a hiring about radical chahses , .,a lives of these people ln 'iie 1,u. hack of the Justin home 'aeN discovers mine Wh1ch
 eventually to be not only llAolieS maker. but a great surprlee 10 sN''' body. lo h,;pgs
 If IS Tony. however who 'rius7 ; .be .,hie news" after he E 1n- ,,i,,ed into the hills by a rre''H girl who tells him her name Is .'",S' l,,. hut that she lis called 'Mlke 'o i. Arriving il costly roadster and aShs Tony to guide her to rocky 'o'- nation known as The Devils LUCK. NOW GO ON WITH THE slof'i
 CHAPTER VIII
 s,, c.rtain,v was -one up-to-dafe sir, He wondered vaguely II en', were of the type Of when nc "a' heard, the flapper who 'oteh flask He decided against snefl probability when he recalled 'ie .cantv frock and the sheer hosc' ,o,,eI inst above the knee. He oNer- looked the big leather pocket a, tached to the door on her lef'' "'''t'' cotta lined everything that "oni'' bave more than startled hlm ha' he observed it.
 Rut he overlooked 1t. In fac', Irony overlooked many things tha' wonderful spring morning. bo'. nv wasn't overlooking the girl at 'ii' side at any tune. So lnteres'en wa" he ,r inc girl and the brieh'' sn,rkling quality of her converse ton that it never occurred to him to wonder at her apparent fanol'''' ity with all the turns ana oe.ou'' in the road on their way 10 l'ie Devils Leap ,.
 He might have thought he was directing her. but he wasn't. u might have been, too, that he had teen over the route oftener than she Even so, she knew her way as he would have observed had nc been less occupied in observing her so particularly.
 All things. however. must come to an end. even the joy of oSserN- ing-close ,H,--a pretty girl And so' in the course of time, they arrived at tho spot where, as he assured her. they must park the car and carry on afoot-providnc, of course. mat she were still determined to See "The Devils Lcap.'
 But yes---oh. my yes. she Just lad to see "The Devils Leap. tn conformity to her wish, therefore Tony prepared himself 10 bc her guide. As he stepped around to her