The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-03
ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN-By HAROLD MAcGRAI
of Novel Ar Being

"Ramabai, you shall never wear the
crown"
81 do not want It,"
"Nor shall your wife"
Ramabai did not speak.
"You shall die first"
"war or peace?" asked Ramabai
WAR
$50 be 1t. I shall proceed to strike
the first blow"
Ramabai turned and began to wax
toward the window opening out upon
the balcony: but Umballa bounded after
him, realizing that Ramabai would do
as he Observation-Disclosures from the bal
cony what he knew.
Wait! A truce for forty-eight
hours"
agreed. have proposition to
make before you and the Council. Let
us go in"
Before the Council (startled as had
Cmballa been at Ramabai's appearance)
he explained his plans for the pacifca-
ton and amusement of the people.
t'mbal.a tried to find flaws in it, but
his brain. befuddlcd by numerous pegs
and disappointmenis. slw nothing. And
when Ramahai produced his troupe Of
wild animal trainers not even Winnie
recognized them.
But during the argument between
t'mballa and the Council as to the date
of the festivities kathlyn raised the cor
ner of her veil. 1t was enough for Win
ME. In the last few days she had
learned .f-control, and there was
scarcely "a sign that she saw Kit and
her father, and they had the courage 20
| come here in their efforts to rescue her.
II was finally arranged to give the
exhibition the next day. and messengers
were despatched forthwith to notify the
| city and the baZaars. y dozen times
| Cmballa eyed Ramahai's back, murder
| in his mind and fear in his heart.
Ramabai must have fel; the gaze. for
| once he turned and caught the eye Of
| Umballa. approached and whispered:
"Durga Ram. wherever | 20 ! am fol-
flowed by watchers who would die for
| ME. Do not waste your money on hired
assassins.'
AS the so-called animal trainers were
| departing kathlyn managed to drop at
| Winnie's feet little ball Of paper which
| the young sister manwuvrcd To secure
without being observed. She was ad-
| vised to have no fear of the lions in the
arena. to be ready To- join kathlyn in
| the arena when she signiiied the mo-
mcnt.
Matters came to pass as Ramahai had
planhed' the might WORK IN the arena
the clearing Oh the tunnel the making
of the trap, the perit'ting ot all the
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