The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-03-08

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 Copyright: 1914: By rrathl
 CHAPTER X.
 THE ESCAPE. / ATHLYN flung herself into her fathers k Dad, dad To leave you alone!" N Kit, you wasting time Be off. Trust
 me- wasn't meant to die in this dogs kennel curse Kiss me and go
 "Curse? What do you mean, father:"
 Ahmed will tell you. In Gods name, go, chld.' "Come, Miss KatIlyn" Bruce called anxiously
 Katlyn then climbed up the window, and Bruce lifted her into his howdah bidding her to lie low How strong he was, she thought. An, something had whs pered to her day by day that he would when she needed him. Suddenly she felt her cheeks grow hot with shame She snugged her bare legs under her dress. Till this she had given her ap pearance a single thought There had been things much more vital But youti and there is ever tue way of with a maid
 Now Kathyn did not love this quiet, resourcefu young man; least if she did Sic not yet aware of it; but the touch of his hand and the sound of his voice shiver her that not due to the chill of the night. She heard him give his orders low voiced
 Do not lift your head above the howdah rim. Miss Kathyn till we in the jungle. And don't worry about your father He's alive and that's enough for Ahmed and What strange world 1t is, and how fate shufies about Forward!"
 The what did her father mean by that? It seemed to Kathlyn that hours passed before Bruce spoke again.
 Now you may sit up. What in the world have you got on? Good heavens, grass! You poor grill" He took off his coat and threw her shoulders and startled by the contact of her warm flesh.
 q cannot thank you in words" she said fantly ;, |" Don't Pshaw, it nothing I would have gone--' He stopped cmbarrassedy.
 We1?" Perhaps it coquetyy which mpeled the query; perhaps it was something deeper.
 He laughed. "I going to say that would have into the depths of hell to We'll be at your fathers bungalow in minute and then the final stroke. Umballah is not dependable. He may or may not pay visit the cell tonight. I only pray that he will come down the moment arrive'
 But he to Umbalah that night. Um Aalah had his point in regard to having his prs oners fogged but, oriental that he he went about the matter leisurey. He his supper changed his clothes. and dallied n the for an hour. The rascal had made thorough study of the word sus- pense he knew the exquisite torture of making ones victim wait. For the time being his passion for Kath- lyn had subsded. He desired above all things just then revenge for the humiating experience in the cell he wanted put pain and terror into her heart An, She would be her knees begging begging, and her father would struggle in vain at his shackes. Spurned be it. She should have taste of his hate the black mans hate. Two should hold her by the arms while the professional ogger scared the whe soft back of her. She would to him begging. He had been too kind The lash of the it should bite into her soft flesh. He would break her spirit and her body together and fling her into his to let her gnaw her heart in suspense She should be the least of his women, the drudge
 First however the lash should bite the father till hs dropped in his chains thus she would be able to antc pate the pain and degradation.
 And always there would remain the little dark haired sister She would marry him. she would do it to her father and sister, Then the 6gree basket heaped with rubes and pearls and emerald and sapphres! As other what cared he if he routed? It him the whip hand the doddering council Master he would be- he would blot all things which stood in his path. king till he had gathered what fortune he needed. Then let the jackals howl.
 Accompanied by torch bearers servants, and the pro- fessiona fogger he led the way the cell and flung open the door trumphantly. For moment he could mot believe his She gone and through wonder window! Hell of all hells of Hind! She gone and he was robbed!
 "Out of your this time you black devil!" cried the colonel. Go Do what you please to I'm ready fs
 Umballah to the tabaret and jumped upon it. He tile trampled grass Elephants. And these doubtless had come from the coones camp. He jumped ! off the tabaret and dashed to the door. Follow mel" he cried. Later Col. Hare, laer!" ae threatened
 The colonel remained silent. Up above in the palace Umbalah summoned dozen troopers and them explicit orders. He quite confident that Kathlyn would be carried to her fathers bungalow. if only for change of clothes. It shrewd guess