The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-10-22
CONTINUED From Yesterday
SYNOPSIS.

SHAPTER I.-Baraka. a Tar,,
sfranrer enamored of a golden ardad
ing hsrh VINO was prospecting and siudv.
central ASIA s and Vicinity rsiy of her home In
the strsn d mine of rubies hoping that
her Sddrrshger would love her in ret1n ' far
the cave oI by the They sIrry were followed to
tT1ocked up the entrance ana Hn, VINO
die. T Rara, supply. leaving the coupie to
attempteS "a o cousin Saad, her betrothed'
Tbs tne mine; but the traveer sh vefi pi,f,
Ssea stranger, revived from a watsr ,n o,,,ri
tunnel ea and aed dug his way out OF the
aliu carrying a bag of rubiess tpe giri
snd 81, an the gems she could carry
anu started in pursuit. '0u'u carry
CHAPTER II.-Marear.t no,, >,,
na fI "a ga Cordova). a famous prima don
uecame engaged in London r. Kon-
eier Her s intins,. "a wealthy Greek fnan-
hheven, known as Lady Maud. WHOSE huss
p pand mad been killed by a bouo l., MS St
mate essf fria1;d and Lady Mauds most init ii,
arena wh was h. SSafbs sssn Van Totp an
early life. but had become o To"o9y IN
t - lest men in the world. Van Tow NOV, .ne
London a ~it soon Margaret; and rushed to
ssrothal. He offered LADY Mand * Me aoo 9 oeo
in winrjp e. charity If she would aid him
winning the singer from Logotheti.
CHAPTER HI.-Barak. .nnro.o,s,
.eiss at Versailles with rubies To-
CHh.APTER VIVIAN Torp bought n
yacht and sent 1t to Venice IIs - d
$50 ei.eu Dy Baraka. who gave him a ruby
ins sef SEEN ene =, American had told her Of hay
sWerina IN ~ the United States a man an
}eved. Vi inc one she
" CHAPTER v.-The American followed
uval ra'siiar fes-
rCHAPTER vI.-Count KraI,nsnv n
russian, arrived at Bayreuth Van Torn
oeneVed him to be the one Baraka was
CHAPTER YII.-Baraka was a,,res,eo
Plnney. jeweer, the ruby she hasd LII soid
tp ~ Logotheu. Two strangers were the
t thhieV;,es' Lady Maud believed that Logo
onen ., association with Baraka were
garet. A'' Nieo mar
that 4 KraIinskvv I III: tt Torp believed
known In his young manhood.
CdAPTER IX.-Logotheti secur.o z..
ga,aa. release, ana tnen, with ner rs ms
sees'' went to sea on his yacht Erinna
nlons Ter X.-Baraka EXPLAINS ber
desartoS reVenge ON the man who had
theft succnnd ana left her to die. Logo
'"Uceeus IN moderatlne her ra%S
pCHAPTER XI.-Lady Maud arrived in
oayreuth. Margaret and Van Torn on
Iered into an agreement to build a ire
ihehuous opera house in New York.
CHAPTER XII.-The THIEF who s,ole
NJ Ne ruby IRON Mr.. Pinney is arrested in
NV NV YORK and the stone recovered. LADY
Maud Gonfides to Van Torp that She he.
aeyes kralnsky to be the husband she
re had believed dead. Van Torp promises
's help to unravel the mystery.
NsCHAPTER XIII.-The marty eatbors ~
c Nas1 io , yacht and Lady Maud dis
SSoNtrs that kralinsky is really her hus-
pand He offers to rejoin and be true 70
her. She refuses ''"e ~
CHAPTER XIV-Logothett takes Bar
aka ashore at Naples to procure her a |
proper outfit He proposes to marry her,
half in popularity, and she agrees to do so |
II she cannot find the man she seeks.
CHAPTER Xv.-van Torp's yacht ar
rives at Messina, and not finding Logo |
theft there the party goes on to Naples |
The yachts meet and Baraka recognizes |
IN kralinsky the man she Is seeking |
the Lancashire Lass. When She meets |
Kralinsky Baraka sees she was mista- |
ken in her Identification and learns that |
the man who had wronged her is dead |
The engagement between Logotheti and |
Margaret is ended In the conversation |
Van Torp finds out that Kralnslly is not |
Lady Maud's husband and has the Rus |
slams beard shaved. Lady Maud is CON |
WINGED. Van Torp recognizes the man as |
Long Legged Lewis" brother. He has |
him sent ashore and ultimately Kralin- |
SKY is sent to Siberia. Logotheti marries |
Baraka and they and Margaret become |
0conciled Van Torp and Margaret are
manN led at st. Georges chapel in Lon
don Nand Van Torp. as a wedding pres
ent. purchases for her the ruby which
Logotheti had left at Pinney's, and they |
mutually name 1t THE Divas Ruby"