The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-14

"The Poor Young Thing murmured
Mrc. Barnes.
strong black coffee did nothing more
than to make her Nakeul 80 one
knew shat the matter was There was
the bump now diminished, but that
IL should leave her in his c0matose
state vastly puzzled the men The
truth IS she bad suffered a slight con.
cussiou OF the brain aud th.s atop OF
all the Worry she had had Tor the last
fcw weeks was sufficient 70 cause this
Darkness OF thc mind.
The final cod W. cleaned and
PACKED away n salt. the mudhook
raised. aud the schooner Betty set her
sails Tor the southwest Barnes real
lied that to save the girl she must
have q doctor who knew his business
Mrs Barnes would know how 90 care
for the girl once b knew shat the
trouble Uas There would be some
news IN the papers 4 young and
beautiful woman Iid not jump from a
biz Atlantic liner without thg ucwsUa-
pcrs getting hold 90 the facts
4 fair wind carried the nrtiy into
her haven and shortly uftor Florence
vas sleeping peacefully in 70 feather
bed ancient. ~ rs true. hrt one the
less soft and inviting m al this time
sho had not spoken O airelc word.
The poor young thing murmlrei
the mothorly Mrs Barnes what
beau.,fai hair O. John : wish you
woliI give up ,hr sen ! hate b. 70
DO terrible. I tm always watching
y1u io my minds eve. iu calm wealth
or. ia storms Pieces OF wrecks come
ashore ard always wonder over the
dpa.a end terror back OF them
Don't s. wCrry non abou, me
Betty never take no chances Sow
Im roin' lnr Oh village an bring
back th bones lie tell US what
q de-
The village doctor shook his grizzlcd
head r~rayely.
shes been hurt and shocked az the
same time % viii be- many days be-
fore she comes around Co herself Just
let her DO as sEo pleasos only keep
an csc on Ler go B. She Decent vau.
der en- and get lost IN watch the
newspapers and II / come across any.
thing which bears upon the case iE
notify you
But be- searched the newspapers IN
vain. tor the simple fact that De did
not think to glance oyr tho old ones.
The village took "a good deal ~ iu.
terCst in ths affair They gossiped
about O. aud strOlled out 90 the Barnes.
COTTAGE to satisfy thgir curiosity One
Trims was certain To their simple
minds some day Barnes would get q
grcat sum OF money for his kindness
The, had read about such things iu
the family story paper She was @ RIGA
man daughter the ring on the nm
kuoau's hager would lave fitted Out
q fleet
Florence was soon able 10 wall
about Ordinary conversation she
seemed 10 understand; but whenever
the past was broacled she would
shafr her head with frowuinE eyes
Her main diversion con sisted IT sittins
on the sand dunes AMI gazing out a
sea
One day a stranger came 20 town
tie faid ne represented a life insur
auce company and wan up here from
uo-ton 20 take a little vacation. Va
rat on the hotel porch that evening
surrounded by an admiring audience
The stranger had been al over th'
world. 80 It. seemed lie spoke tamil
iarly Of So Petersburg. Nladiyostoh
shanghai as the villagers some %
thom-might have spoken o. BOSTON
There we're one or iva old timer
among tho audience They had beef
20 an these parts. The stranger kncy
what he was telling about After tel
ing Of his many voyages he asked
there was a good bathing beach near
by. tie Was told that he would I'm.
the most suitable spo' near CAPITAL.
Harness cottage just outside the va
laRe
An say. Mister. seen anythin a
IA papers about a missin' Joang Won
anfr asked some one
Missing young woman7 What
thatf"
? Tho man told the story Of Florence.
leap into the sea and her ~subseqaen
arrival 81 the cape
That's fuuny" said the strangel