The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-09


JERRY RAY decides that love
II n delusiOn and makes Mp her
mind To marry for money. she
works In u store and denies her.
self petty 1uxuries 10 snve fer .
vacation Mt Atlantic City. MT
she 10 stunned By the theft ef
S De. %ores H.; M.,, ns.at sef:ss ss.
to 70 camping with her resn-
mate. MYRTLE. ON the North
shore of Long Island.
Their camp II wrecked the AFst
evening when an nlrplano OWneA
by young ALESTER CARSTAlnS,
crashes into 1t. The othevs es-
cape injury. hut Jerry IL pieked
up unconscious and cOnaes T. a
the arms Of DAN HARVEY. the
pilot.
Then Alester orders Dan 10 70
TOR g. n aScto. r. .sd r.! srs%..e. N.Y.
her things. Jerry il not sesisss-
" injured. hut the doctor asks
her to see him next day. Aloster
drives her to HIS afFiee ana then
takes her to nm Inn tor dlnne1,
where he 4 amused when Jerry
He introduces her t. the hest
ess. LEONTINE LEDAUDY. whe
invites them to one Of her sne-
clnl parties. On the way h1ne
Alester invites Jerry for d moon-
light sail. He promises to meet
her on the beach. While she 10
waiting alone. since Myrtle had
camp sayinE he feared 10 have
he! alone. She tells him she a.
going sailing with Aleste1 and
wonders why he asks her q tell
AlesteF he - guarding eaMp."
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER X
TERRY was certain that there was
y an ominous tone In Dams words
something more than merely Z de-
sire to assure Alester OF her safety.
Why should Alester worry? He
could bring her ashore himself.
What. then, was Dan trying to con.
vey? That she needed protection?
Jerry answered him with Z hare
Of temper.
what is there to be afraid Of.
the dark?"
SWELL, there's =. deep water"
Dan answered slowly.
Jerry turned her back on him.
Good night" she called. ''Hopo
you have pleasant watt"
Deep water!
What had deep water to do With
there being someone waiting for
her after the sail?
And she would have to tell Ales-
ter that Dan had been there. II she
didn't. Dan would. She was SURF
Of that.
lsDARN him." Jerry thought
- peevishly: he's going to jam
up everything"
And that was the concensus Of oil
the opinions she formed OF him
during the remainder Of her vaca.
ton. He was there, on the steps
when she returned from sailing
sailing on moon washed water
under white. wind-spanked sails. !.
She knew nothing Of nautical
terms and paid little attention "a
the orders that sAleatsr barled "a
the man who had gone ashore FOL
her In the tender. It was enough
for Jerry to thrill to the sxhilara
tion Of taking the wind In her face
and seeming to glide over the water
In vessel without propulsion,
There had been > queer moment
at the start when Alester had re
versed an order given only 4 mo
ment before. Jerry. distinctly heard
him tell the sailor to row ashore
and come out again when hi
brought The Sprite back. Just ther
Alester's eyes had fallen upon thu
figure on the porch steps.
"Who Il that?" he asked sharply
turning to Jerry.
Its Mr.. Harvey" she said
"He's taking care Of the cAmI
while Myrtle and are away.
"Here." Alester called ia u.
sailor who Was about Ia shove OIL
throw me the painter and come
aboard
Jerry could not understand Nh,
he changed his mind about havinj
the man with than. Perhaps he hat