The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-17
SYNOPSIS

IN NJ iiii AZ 49, 7sL y
Y CHAPTER la young woman cast
tsiiores on q lonely island; finds soil
<, Try inhabitant. a young white man.
ressed like ~ savage. and not able to
stsreak IN ans, know, Language.
CHAPTER 5II.--shs decides to educate
7 him. She gfnds him in an attitude Of
prayer. fbabbling an Incoherentl jargon.g
CHAPTER III. She finds z humdn
letof6 and the skeleton OF d. ,dog. fjSlie
finds ~ Bible md "a silver, box bearing the
Y name or John Revell &charnock, with a
cate 2 years before her landing. r &
CHATTER t1v.-she. concludes that her,
8Scompanid sts an American and that he,
lss& 4! YIN cas ashore on the island when
4 5ciiild- Year, the skeletons she finds two
wyo oman tringa and and a dog collar. S5
CHATTER .v.-one Of the rings bears
An i ~. ~. r. G. to N. P. It. Sept,
CHAPTER vI.-Katharine Brenton was
E o. highly specialized product OF one of
tile grdnt lest universities. Her writings
x on the aex problem had attractcd wide at
" tentlon. VI The son of a multi millionaire
\ comes Infatuated with her, and SHE &c.
s9cedes 70 his proposition 10 put her the.
Il cries III practice. With no ether cere-
monys than o ihand-clasp they go away to-
4 ether.yt a. few days on his yacht reveals
y 70 her that the man only protested lofty
Eadeals -, possess her. e
CHAPTER vII.-Katharlne discovers
Y that the man Is married. While drunk
"A he attempts to kiss her. She knocks him
Y, Y down and leaves him Unconscious on the
cablnt floor. Size, escapes In the darkness,
IN q gasoline launch. e s 4
CHATTER v1II.-The gasoline gives
q out and the sixth day finds her without
J, provisions. She is cast ashore on an
island during a storm.
CHAPTER 1X.-The three years on the
\ island made vast change In the rela-
ystions between the man and woman. He
had acquired a good education. She llaG
become g g IN = q; Christian. I'i
CHAPTER X,--rhe!r. love for each 9th.
4 ,er is revealed when he rescues her from
" her5 cave where she had been imprisoned
4 BY an earthquake.
SSCHAPTER XI.-1re, declares nothing
X can change his love. when she says she
has something to tell him.
CHAPTER X11.-A ship / is sighted.
4 They light q beacon to sumomn 1t.
n CHAPTER xr1r.-Lansford. on his
iyacht; sights the beacon and orders the
10 put In. s Z 4. II
Y tx IARTEnS xIv.-Thc woman recog-
Snizes. the yacht. She. tells her companion
35Sth nat a. man on board had injured her In
The greatest way.
CHAPTER xv.-Langford recognizes
~ tharlne. He declares that she Is not
IFS ito .loye anyone but him. He tells
Il tiie man that Katharine had been his
mistress. and narrowly. escapes being
4 lied. SSg & a Z :,
sStHAPTER sXvr,-An American. cruiser
appears. Officers hear the whole story.
ford declares his loVes for Kather-
me q an; AZ asks her to marry him.
3csfIApTER SNII.-Kntliarlne tells what
\ slie has learned Sof her companions life.
She Edetsares shei will marry no other.
ihe man 50 VI he stu loves. her. but the
4 ireyeiati6ns have made a change.
CHAPTER XVIII. he cruisers CHAPS
\, lnins recosr izes the man 81 one or the
4 chnrno cks, from his resemblance to that
family M
IIAPTER XIX. Katharine v declares
n her Intention Of remaining alone on the
yySisland; saying Charnocls had failed her.
when the test came Y She insists on Char
mock going aboard The cruiser for the
night. promising y final answer In tho
Il morning.sl 10 II. 4 n ~ = II
* u, 4 st 44ll 4 90 N
$acHAPTER{xX .sRep entance{ comes to
Sharnoels otter "a nj hts Of bitter feiec.
4 tionsiN He awims ashore Ito see Katharine
4 ana AJAX Sfprgi yehess He 81 found tuncon.
II seious on the shore beside Katharine.s
clothes The liter cannot Be found. 4.
ssas CHATTER XXI "a tier two i days,
II search rine given up for dead
tl,sir depart1re she comes from her