The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

~ WAS IN OQ0Eef A0 could NOT nav
analysed thas sensation, hut he Inn.
4 mediately surrendered to It. He wal
this night In the act "of re4lring 'wfseE
thiS sensation came TO him. He, a
f0nces went Ito his rAesk ANA wrote a
note, which he attached to the car
rier pigeon. In less thansa quarter Of
an hour the bird returned!s The pies.
: sage had not been received. Storm goi
into his tops.coat and hat, and hurried
over to the Keene places AIMED ans
wered his ring. but hesitated to aJ-
NIT the man.his master. had forbidden
the house.
| Where is your mistress?' demand
ed Storm
She Is out, Sahib."&
."Where?"
II cannot tell you,s' said the servant
gradually closing the door.
But Storm was in no mood for par
leying. He .reEolutely pushed his way
in In his hand there was an auHomat-
ic. i-.f.
you will tell me where she has
-gone .on-l'll kill you'll" he said making
no effort to lower his voice.
"Sahib, Hassam Ali will Kill me If
| tell you'll" he walled.
II don't care what he'll do, but
know what III do If you don't answer
me. Where has she gone ?'''-
Tie curtains stirred a. little; but
neither Storm sifortthe servant noticed
this. Hassam Ali peered forth eau
tiously s.'57 tas si.ss,..
The servant saw in Storms eyes a
species of madness: and he was quite
certain that Storm Sahih would shoot
him as he said. Rapidly he recounted
what had taken place.
You take me there JUST as soon
as you can" .@G.. s5faf
Very well, Sahib; hat It Will mean
the. death Of us both in. the@end.'
The curtains, fell back gently Has
sam Ali returned to his globeSsmiling
Both of them,
| Storm was greatly .astnnisled, when
the Hindu told him that he, imnAt be
blindfolded. He refused. e1nphatieal-.
ly.s-ssse s4.a. $50. .-s.ss
Very we'll, Sahib; sheet. i cannot
take you where the memsahfb is.with-
out blindfoldjng you y ....is,.s,s
Storm saw that the. man was earn
est, so after much grumbling and
warning he. submitted to,.be blindfold-
ed. Half an hour later the bandage
was taken from his eyes.
s.Where is .sheE he whispered to his
guide
THAT, sahib, is for YOU to find out .
and with that AIMED turned away
quickly
Stern resohtely moved forward I'M
til he came upon the form of the sleep
ing princess. He was rather awed in
spite sof his, .-democratic Assurance.
What in heavens name was going on
here? Where was he?,. In .Hindustan
in the middle. Of mad dream. Sud-
denly, even as he gazed, the. woman
on the rug before the idol stirred and
sighed. Her dark, !, sloelike eyes open
ed. Storm stopped and raised her to
her feet
| rs Zudora here.?" he asked.
Zudora lay almost ait his feet, but
he had not recognized her, due to the
outland1sh. costume
The princess looked at him bewild-
eledly,. shaking. her head. Presently
she spoke softly; but SO far as his
knowing the intent of the liquid
words, it might have been the wind
moving through the tree tops
i The handsome native. who had been
lying at the side of the princess now
opened his eyes, saw the strange man
talking to his princess The stupol
left him almost instantly. He sprang
to his feet, a vicious looking knife in
his hand.
/ "Feringhi!' he shouted Which
means foreigner
Others came to life at the same mo-
ment; and John Storm found himself
in a predicament little to his liking.
lille was strong and sturdy but he wa,
no match for the dozen or so 1.-THE
i East Indians. He was overcome am6
] was cast into steel dungeon in
the basement of the house.
The sleeping mystery of this house
had it's, ebb. and flow, evidently. Zu-
dora aWoke without any abnormal eff
feet from her short sleep: and the men
| who had gone to Hassam Ais house
Fawoke also. Nabok Shan demanded OF
them who this White girl was We're
they betraying him? They should die
| like dogs In that case, They groveleJ
and hastily explained that she was the
niece of the celebrated Hassam Ali
and that, she might be able to break
the power OF the sudden sleep by dis
covering how 1t was accomplished.
Where is this man Hassam ALI
| then" demanded Nabok Shan, who
had grown very suspicious
"Huzoor we kriow not Mayhal
overcome as. we were by the sleep. But
this mamsahib is clever and may help
u.s." -
Who was this man ! just sent to
the dungeon"
1--WE know not
well, you speak the accursed Eng,
fish tongue. Question her and learn
what she has to say. And on youl
heads be. it II there IS any sign Of
treachery." ~
FIT is just, said the leader of the
linen who had brought Zudora.'s
They then proceeded to squat down
upon the rug, anu .zudora piled hel
question and culled a story which rar
somewhat as follows. 81
X It began In southern India. A. GER
tain native prince had in hts extreme
youth as Is customary in India, be-
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