The daily Alaskan., 1907-02-23
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had Dal8EN4 a Class or Gt,y Nltls+i'e-t for len months excepting holidays and never had I encountered SD much mischief. June was a h0, muG.5. @nI . bv Iar time had completed tAa worA attending examinations ! was ,1o bro Ee1 down Jo g2t away for a change. . .hoUSn Iay salary and my >ayin-S were 90 small that could only afford one months oUtlu-. anyway.
 l was walking one evening on tho beach drinking 5a gnr delicious ~1!J sea . breeze whc. ] r...' .. ...an who noticed .ue w:.G wo-n . .......1 I-,e~cs. than usrslly receive. .~r= strangers of he opposite s,N. Hc .TouEht a pair eF far brown ,.as Jo bear v"1u me which sauzca .ue 60 lower m-nc- though alS gaze was pcr.sr.y r2Sreyaut, even GararaataL My brief look at h.n woF or.v Su.lrnnr yo toa we that h.s gaCS was intellectual and bis clothes were shabby
 Al & >h,~t distance from Ge >5o7c nas rock oa which ! would v.ten E1 after sunset sink .ato a seat wo-u h! he wa.c- and enjoy thc waves acv the hresre ! wCaI there one erec.lG pa>s.l- over ghr uargow sC.g D. sam" that led 10 Er jus, gs the f-.I Uoo[ ~as r.sfa-. For several nights hal been troubled with waEc.ume~s. sCs uow. luUe. by thc plaSh ol th7 waves aad the >ca breeze and the m'ou,.ea' SD the water fell asleep.
 ] was awakened by a cold hath. Ths Ule had risen. and a wave h.Clor ;1an .hc rest had completely covered thr .owe- half Of my body. looked ar tA' warcr: it was all about me. ] looEao Cn at tho moon: tt stood on tho we--' o1. l turned my head. t1e a7eaSoF5 w,-e on the beach behind nc ] Wal becoming terror stricken when [ S.T s man on tAa shore making motions s- ne. He called co me. telling he Co Tv man where ! was and hc world -n tS gna iu'at near by and 'Htch b'1I Ica minutes larer } yvaS relieved i' atr' L.e sound or oars and sce a rawa2a; r>.uS and failing with Jhe waves Whcu it rcacheI The roy6 and t"" oars man turned h.S face ro -1n. tse u1ga struck f-u u7on iL He was ra' sl.a " reutrel man had passed aa L's bsasr
 There na~ every -caSaa to ~.".'1.> -s.. lr had >aynd ne from 3-"r. ..S for ! eou.5 0or SWIM. a@. sine. "..-.s e,e-y u.a ou shore had < "e .' ... .. ls .n.,.-.r if my c-ies wou.- a.." .."., h..-G above the aa.se Q. ,-e ... -..r -.. --.~ a> k may. had Pad ..-...~ 5...-.a.-cg.gl @ ny TessUa- "... TT. ..' r..--e him Co secure taa an.. "....7, ,s s maua, friend 'o make -s "o
 As.a- rLa. We Srca, many .a ...- 'o ...-..- un .la beach. ! ,..s. "...""s a..e.1u- To be rr.l.s...v. Io ..~..'.o' ..> a..u..-.ra a... >n...' -t.-.-. ... --H.L Thnu-@ be WAS nearly .-... -- a.. unt SnnU ln aa.r .-a.. 4 .. .. e-r..r. H. G.>.NeI n..aE r.. - .a, ..-rG ,5r-.w-. a--. s...a.. ...' -..~ ideal aaG l.e'ae.... -..-- ..-. vl.- ra~,a- B. un-. g... !. -- .yr-. ..g. s-a Ae ~-G -a ". ".. -...r
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 .-.~r-y,. ] had ur.c..# --s v ... H-a>- practical woman. ] .... ....N los, vaus- who GgG .r~- .-.. -.. .e .a losing tls.r hearts. and . .-7' 5a.v SuNarr5 myself to ta. E.. .-." r..N -g.s man. vAn appeared ;r a-.r -a9 8 ~n-r without a -GT1"-. l@t ! n. ....ih3 him 70 make love ro ne. Sn-... @S .-
 was. n woman 1- ha- Sc1~.> wo-.s have ror-cd a1y other co1c.HS.s- W.G -a-a-1 ro hin than that h. made 1-cca-E1us living by h.s wits.
 However. tho result was tho ~sUal Tc s--r. of .nsatrauou. He s.G b. had ah income Of Snno 8 year. aud learned he sane. We passed from friends to la7- CTS and. after many misg.vlcSs on ny part. to belro-haL One thing le r.> s.a6el me Io 6o that 1 considered ..oss lively raSh-to be married quietly az the Soassr-c and return together I coasor,rt srde- protest, and We were married
 oa -esch.n- the station 10 return Co lhp city ny husband put mo o1 a train c,.-c ta rhc opposite direction. l was terror srv.eEcn. I had married st-aa sa-. and heaven only know what he
 was c,.uc to do with me. H. 1c5 ne Into a private room jD a DaT}or car. l demanded to know what al this meant. especially the uuwarrauted expense.
 Easy. sweetheart" he said in h!s usual careless way. Now that you cant mary me for selfish purposes ' will confess. l am one Of those multi mIl.oua.7cS who have women thrown at them by the thousands. ] wen, to the $oa>bo0e incoE. to get away from tArm. When I passed you on the beach 2. suddenly struck me that you wcro J1c woman i wanted Co marry. The night you went to sleep on thc rock ! WAS watching you. hoping that you would give me an opportunity to rescue rou. In this you were very oIliCiDE Gs well as vcry. stupid