The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-11-04

waves rolled laZily in, broke on bar
and slid up on the sand with an effer-
vescing sound. The sky was blue and
eIoudless. The ships out at sea sailed
on as silently as if they Were painted
instead of real. 1t was all very restfu
and in marked contrast with bein2
hunted down by flock Of-wOmen, he
word harpies.
4 glass bottle was thrown up by the
waves. rolled about on the sand and
carried out. When 1t came up again
Raymond noticed that it was corked.
He seized it. took. opt the cork and
with 1.-THE blade of his knife managed
to eXtricate through the narrow neck q
card. On it was written in pale ink.
"Aline Eliot" The address was given
at town a hundred miles down the
coast. then followed, Dear finder, j
am lonely"
FOR heavens sake" exclaimed Ray
m0nd, "are all the women in the world
hunting lovers? | escape from a flock
of them Dsclz on the shore only to be
met by IN advance from the ocean,"
Du' "S nc s'@e.' "' ms Slis"i@' toI-
tLl'"iice !oi 'li'' Us H9 ne ItS.lIt-tti IT,
1t seemed far different to him from
the advances he had received from the
04'---e N-',--etS' nc ldutIeu tle
Ni4'et 20 ne Sol!e i-i-oc1Hl GiIi VINO
't~'ft@ jelly 10 oDeJ .1e llSl'Act'
iio---~' hd-I.s A"L ii''.-4-.i III l-@r pure
t'osoi'i u ia rs SIZE Aii0 s''l atone ny
ne ocean d. ne "...' aiS CHS !-s-.-i.2a'
20 =" i.t,Ui'd ii.@-.-s,i t-a1 10 .ha-''
al.i "''1 S',1I o'' ieF u-es-'''.se "j,l
biiAu e2a-rej'ce mat II Wo,id l1A
mo '-'e A'.s'-' - tAe NAN VINO Ms
o'st!lsd 10 ne all ~ 81 70 h2E' was
mis- Tue eAl''i--55'iol' OF was Sc zoo
ut-----4-S 'o-' 4 i"' '-4-''! re "o@-d open
COZ i'Y-.-e-ce Win 4lef. III t---li
way ne cou!d Hhu out what he Wlshee
10 KNOW.
lie 1ncioseu the caro- Win ms own
naiiie ana auuress ana Tue "ofus' H.
'oo' am iohei1' LII ne" uass he re-
.ei'eo ie''ei' ihele was nothihs III
1t aoout rove Vi ilaifiase' 1t was an
ulsol,nisticateu epls,le from young
sii aooue nothiAs. nay lloho reau pe-
tween 'ne iiues' fernapS you are he
.or WHOM l INTENDED my message
Out II oia HOT say lou may oe some
laScai VINO WIZ take lilean au'ah-
."Se u WHAT nave uone' WHAT re-
.resh'ns ihnoceiice. fancy cue Vi tne
loi'uhe nuii'e'S requesting such coNli,
IL. LIZ
was an i''I' siHa.iNe ieiio" ala "ouiu
SIT ious oii 'lle ouiies OF Oh me Deacn
laen'aiis contemplating tnis Innocence.
IL ne couiu see htr iiNeless lie coaio
Judge Vi hef motive WIN more ceE +
Utility
ne Thought ne "ouiu sehu d picture
VI Soiie man aoout HIS own age ana
ash ners III fetuFl' pu. Tue siri suIie-
i7ssiieSS iiou ailec'ed mn, anu iie snfah'l
from such deception lheh' cohIdent
tnat ne eouid not De mistaken lie IN
eioseu LIS photograph. AS soon as ne
n,'d Done 50 the thought occurred 10
hlln thae lie was 1901. Inc danger
Oh Il society fortune hunter was moth
ing Deslue one lie Ht'u never seen pcs
sesslhg letters from MN ana MS photo-
graph.
1o"eTer' II eAcnalise ''lhe ike
| ness. IL was tne ilkehess OF one a
pdintei "ouiu seize upon Us Hlodel
lof -Mauolla- l i.ete was innocence
persohlHed- y p3lF OF SoLt eyes iooRed
OUT from an oval lace. me Ups were
sehsatlFe' ana 4saylnoId c0aslaefei
li.eLn esl'ecll'iE hlssaple- ne thougnt
ol tiie iace7 % Tue LoItuHe a"iileEs'
| .es'olea 20 tAeir =, natufdi appearance
~ cosLie'l''S' mere WIS none o.
mem VINO "o0-I not eol,9'-eI ii''ss'L
L''s1''Nt,y !--liil.uest 70 llluS aaE cruise
ioi h'lso"ii.l' =, neie WAS tIe
-'4'l'loi,171' -l1Ae l'lVe ioo>---s ~ Diih WIN
u A-ioIe'',' ',i''' Ao'ie VI 'Li'Se eooio
'i'l, : '',,l '--,o-
o.le Gay ~. 80 "@.' ,ll4,sel ~ tlie
t Sc, et, ih1,s was q H LEI, ainons