Arizona republican., 1914-05-03
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS. xsth,x, H,r. believing her father, Col. Hare, in peril, has summoned her, leaves her home in Cnii- fornia to go to AIlaha. India Umbailah' pre- tender to the of that principahty, has i'm prisoued the colonel, named by the late king as his heir, because the American may insist upon his royal rights
 Upon her arrival fin AlIaha TxathIyn is informed UmbaIIah that her father being dead she is to be queen and must marry him forthwith Her refusal fnfuriates him, as Kathlyn's beauty and spirit have made . strong appeaI to the people he yields point time being. A priest announces that no may rule unmarried. but because the young queen . conversant with the laws of the state she will be given days to decide.
 When KathIyn reiterates, a the expiration the grace, her refusal Umbalah she receives the tribunal that she is undergo Ordeais with wild beasts. If she survives she is to be permitted to rule without hin- drance.
 John Bruce an American and fellow passenger the boat which brought Knthlyn to AIaha, Ter life. The elephant which carries her from the of her trials becomes frightened and runs away, sep aratng her from Bruce and the rest of the party. After a ride filled with peril she takes refuge in n ruined temple. The holy villagers, believing her be ancient priestess risen from the tomb. allow her Q remain s the guardian of the sacred fire. Hut kathIyns haven Is also the abode of lion. Is flee from it, with the beast n pursuit. She and finds retreat in the jungle only fall into the hands of band traders who bring her to Alaha to the public mart She i. sold O Umbalah, who, finding her still un.ubmssive, throws her into the dungeon with her father.
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 CHAPTER TX.
 THE COLONEL IN CHAINS. vT< HE colonel and Umballah swayed back and forth
 Umbalah sank to his knees and then fought mady
 to rise; but the hands at his throat the hands
 of madman, steel, resstless. The coonels chains cnked sharply. Lower and lower Umballahs head death peering into the cell His cry rattled n his throat.
 Not a sound from Kathlyn. She watched the battle, unfeeing marble. Let the wretch die let him feel the fear of deah let him suffer he had made others suffer. What complications might follow Umbalahs death did alarm her. How could she be any of than she was? He had polluted her cheeks with his kisses. He had tortured and shamed her few white women have been. Mercy? He had said that day that be knew the word.
 Ah you dog! Haven't I prayed God for days for this chance? You black caha Die!
 But Umballah to die at that moment in that fashion.
 That nervous energy which had infused the colonel with the strength of a lion like spark. and quickly. Umbaah rolled from his paralyzed fingers ard lay the floor, gaspng and sobbng Hare fell back against the pillar groanng The cessation of dy Eamic force filled him with wracking pains and pitiable weakness. But for the pillar he would have tnng by his chains
 Kahlyn, with continued apathy, stared down at her enemy. He was not dead. He would kill them both now Why she asked with sudden passion why this misery What had she done in her young life merit it? Under fed dressed in grass harassed by wild beasts vhy?
 umballah edged out of danger and up feeling ten- dery of his throat Next he picked up his turban and crswled the open door He pulled himself up and stood there, weakly But there enough in his eyes. The tabeau lasted minute two then slowly he closed the door, bolted it. and departed
 This ominous silence awoke the old terror in Kath- ns heart far than verbal threats would have There would be reprisal. something finished in cruelty. My dear, my dear." She over to her father and flung her about him. supporting him and rnothering lIm An hour passed.
 All in, Kit all in haven't the strength of a An, great God. if that strength had but lasted moment longer. We'll les still alive But O. my Kit. my golden Kit, you here is be tortured like the damned. And it is all my fault. all mine!" The who had been so strong sobbed hystericay.
 Hush, hush, '
 There were and wonderful jewels of which knew the hiding place. But God knows that it greed I wanted them for you and Winnie knew you here. Trust that black devil to an the fact God what I haven't sui f'led in the of suspense! Kit, Kit, what has he cone to you:
 Briefly she rccoun:ed her adventures, and when she had done lie bowed his head h bare shoulder and wPpt only made weak. weep.
 To Kathyn t was terrible. Father, don't. don't! You trrt me. l can't stand it. '"
 After Il wll lr le said What shall do Kit what s.a do:
 %" will ularry kim. father" she answered quietly. We taIe revenge afterward"
 What.
 If it will you"
 Child. let rot he-r What Would you trust