The Mena weekly star., 1910-09-01
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CHAPTER LA young woman cast or lonely island. finds soli- ,,habitant a young white man, iafy Ike A savage. and not able to sot ,1s in any known language
 CHAPTER n.-she decides to educate ahe finds him in an attitude or nm. habblIng an incoherent jargon- ur,prrR ITT.--She finds a human .,..n, and the skeleton of a dog. She sNss Bible and a silver box bearing the uhus os John Revell Charnock, with s.. years before her landing.
 CHAPTER Iy--She concludes that her .o,nnanion is an American and that he "" cast ashore on the Island when ,r,ls Near the skeletons she finds two .nr,an,s rings and a dog collar.
 ruAPTER v.-Ons of the rings bears ,n inscription 'J. R. c. to Nj. P. T. Sept. 0 ises."
 ruApTrR vT.-Katharine Brenton was highly specialized product of one of ha greatest universities. Her writings nn the sex problem had attracted wide at- ,an,ion The son of a muitl-miilionaire s.corne. infatuated with her. and she &C., -oses to his proposition to put her the .w,ss in praetfce. With no other cere- c,ony than hand-clasp they go away to- rathsr A few days on his yacht reveals ,o her that the man only professed lofty deals 10 possess her.
 CHAPTER vII-Katharine discovers ,hat the man is married. While drunk h. attempts to kiss her. She knocks him dov,n and leaves him unconscious on tho Ina in hA Ia rft n in \ gasoline launch
 CHAPTER vIII.-The gasoline gives ont and inc sixth day finds her without provisions. She Is cast ashore on an island during n storm.
 CHAPTER Ix.-The three years on the .,and made vast change in the rela- lions between the man and woman. He had acquired good education. She had become Christian.
 CHAPTER x-Their love for each oth- .r ia revealed when he rescues her from her cave where she had been imprisoned by an earthquake.
 CHAPTER xT.-He declares nothing esn change his love. when she says she has something to tell him
 CHATTER XII.--A ship is sighted. They light a beacon to sumomn 1t.
 CHATTER xIII.--I.angford, on his yacht sights the beacon and orders the yacht 10 put In.
 7 CHAPTER xIv.-The woman vecog- nires the yacht Sine teiis her companion that man on board had injured her In the greatest way.
 CHAPTER xv.--Tangford recognizes Katharine. He declares that she is not free to love anyone but him. He tells lhe man that Katharine had been his mistress. and narrowly escapes being killed
 CHATTER xvr.--An American cruiser appears officers hear the whole story tAngford declares his lovo for Rather ne and asks her to marry him.
 CHAPTER xvII.-Katharine tells wha' she has learned of her companions life She declares she will marry no other The man says he Htiil loves. her, but the revelations have made q change.
 CHATTER XVffI.--The cruisers chap Aln recognizes the man as che of the charnocks, from his resemblance to that family.
 CHAPTER xIx.-Katharine declares Der intention of remaining alone on the sland saying Charnock had failed her eheH the test came She Insists on Char nook going aboard the cruiser for the night promising a final answer in the morning.
 CHAPTER xx-Ponentance cornes to charneek afes :s!!ssss.s. bitter bitter fsiss1 Ion He swims ashore to see Katharine ind ask f0rgiveness. He is found uncon- 'cious on the shore beside Katharine's ''othes The latter cannot be found