The Detroit times., 1914-01-29

scandal connected Nitn our maruAse
20 win her We 30 owed them 10 Cal
eutta. but there lose trace @. them
Unless Unless a M rdc!e happens she
will be- used as hind ui religious IN
spiratiOn FOR fresh outbreak Noi
onl5 kolruua and Asra are in danger.
IL KORUNA fails aii India NiH DO
alight Thanks 10 Heilig, the authori-
ties are warned and the rmgleaders
have been arrested IN London, but
once started. the lrouble viii be 10
less desperate ana bloody
There WAS "A briei silence. MT
Eliors daccid face was lNld- not
wholly with fear lie was remember
ng an incident folrteen years before
when ho d0. ided he temple and It's
goddess as myths and patr0nized the
dark ugly boy as fantastic liar Inc
mans srlfcrected cGince was crumb.
ling fast Mrs. lirg,i bent little for
ward and her eyes hel0 hex son 3
with their victorious confluence.
You Will prevent ~ she said
quietly.
II shall do nay best. mother
Then sou musl not waste time
Good bye" She pat her arms around
his neck and Kissed him for the first
time since MS childhood You are
like your father, David. she went on.
They were ner last words 20 him. but
they bridged the gulf o. years lie
stood and looked az her a moment,
grim. rosolute. yet with an expression
in his eyes that she Temem bered, then
turned and limped 10 the door
Good-by, Diana. he said Her
hand held the curtain as though 10
prevent MIN from passing. but he saw
that 70 trembled lie smiled al her,
( the ono-siled hafwlstful smile OF the
old days Il think it's more than a
mere form tonight. he said.
She gave him her hand and he held
/ il silently.
is il only TO save us" she asked
scarcely above whisper
why do yon ASK?
Because then IL would be "a useless
sacrifice or life. IOa can DO nothing -
Il believe | can.
Il shall not let you run the risk
She met his frOwnins eyes with quiet
resolution. II have that right | az
/ least have no ambition 10 satisfy.
There Is another reason. he said.
He freed his hand and on the fourth
! finger she saw the dull CLEAN OF
ring. Sarasvati left that behind he
went on Il am going to give IL back
| TO her She sacrificed faith and hap
piness and people 10 follow me, and
she believes | have betrayed her You
understands whatever cost must
give il back"
"Yes-l understand
IF fail I shall not return, ne
went on rapidly In that case trust
yourself TO Hatherway.'
He had her hand again now and
her eyes answered him.
IL too. shall 90 my own way 10 the
end, David
Il know you are brave"
Il am trying TO be worthy OF your
faith in me"
lie hesitated
II only | were more sure OF things
- would say God keep you"
Say IL, David One day We shall
be sure And | know all that you
mean.
God keep you, then.
He was gone. She CROPPED across
the room 10 the veranda and stood
there staring out into the darkness.
red fire burned from the summit
OF the hills 1t seemed 10 her the
warning signal or the Death that the
lonely man bad gone 10 meet and she,
too, faced Ii steadily. her hands fold
ed on the veranda rail her face lifted
| to the sky. But no prayer passed her
| lips Hers was too strong nature
10 change faith in the hour OF danger.
Nevertheless. that night. guided by
Yer own love. Diana Chichester, the
sceptic set ont on the true quest OF
God
Behind her In the little room all
was quiet Mr. Eliot had gone back
70 hls ctud, md Mra LInrst ant hNd.