Arizona republican., 1914-08-09

44A 4AA SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
 knthlyn Hare, believing her father, Col. Hare, in reri has summoned her, leaves her home Callfor- ufa to go to him in Allaha. India. Umbaliah, pre- tender to the throne of that principsty. has mpris rned the Colonel because he the American Insist the royal rights which the king has ferred him. Upon arrival m AIlnha Kath- lyn is informed by UmbaIlah that her father being dead. she Is to be queen and must him forth with. Because of her refusal she Is sentenced to undergo two ordeais with wild beasts.
 John Bruce, American and fellow passenger the boat which brought kathlyn Ailahn. her life The elephant which carries her from the scene of her trials becomes frightened and rating her from Bruce and the rest of the party. After periious adventures she finds a retreat In the jungle. only fall into the hands of n hand of ssve traders. who bring her to Alnha in the public mart She Is sold to Umbaiah, who finding her still unsubmiss.ve, thrcws her the dungeon with her father.
 Bruce friends effect the release of Kathlyn and the Colonel, the fugitve. endeavor to reach the coast, but OyerpOwered by band of brgands, Hnd the results in the Colonel being ieliv cred to Umbsiiah. kathlyn and Bruce escape from their enptors and return to Allaha. where knthlyn learns that her father, while nOmn1ly king, is fin reality prisoner kathlyn. reSOurcefulneEs and bravery m rescuins him. aud more they steal away from Allaha. but return broken hearted when they learn that Winnie. kathlyns young sister, has India. and has been forced by Unballah enter the palace and accept the AlIahn. attempt free her aimosf costs KathIyn Ifc but the second plan sueeeeds The people of AlIaha, at last weary of Umbaliah's misrue. rise against him. The revou Onists are be- ing Overpowered, when kathlyn command of the scattered forces. She saves the day for them. Umbaiiah fees for his life.
 Umballah has crept o city. and. with of the women of the hnrem accOmplfce mur- ders the old king. It arranged to have Pun dia. member of the royal house and wife to Rnhn- bat crowned But Umbaaa having secured the priesthood, the great power In Anaha, as ally, back the palace with absolute authority. His first official net is imprsOn katayn, Winnie. the Colonel, and Bruce.
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 Copyright: 1914: By Harold MaeGrath)
 CHAPTER XXIII. TT HERE is an old saying in Rajput that woman and
 the four winds were born at the same time of the l same mother: blew hot, blew cold, bamy or tem-
 pestuousy. from all points once Perhaps
 In the 2enana of the royal palace there woman tall, 1.-the. with skin of ivory and and eyes brown the husk of chestnut On her bare ankles inerusted ankets her bracelets of hammered gold round her neck rope pearls and emerads and rubes and sapphres. And still she was not happy.
 From time time her fingers strained at the roots of her glossy black hair and the whites of her great eyes gistened She bit her lips keep back the sobs crowd ing in her throat She pressed her hands together tightly that the little knuckles cracked
 "Ai, ai she walled softly.
 She paced the confines her chamber with slow step with fast step; leaned against wa her face hidden in her pressed her hot cheeks against the cool marble of the lattice.
 Human nature is made up of contraries Why when We have had the cooy to plan murder, aid suggest it. why be troubled with remorse? More than this why must battle against the silly m pulse to tell the first what we have done: Re- morse: what is it?
 Now this woman 0: the believed not in the God of your fathers and mine She pagan: her heaven and hell ruled by thousand gods and her temples were filled with their images. Yet this thing, remorse was stabbng her with its hot needles till no torture de vised by could equal it.
 She the poor foolish woman who loved D,r1a Ram; loved him these wild Asiatc women love- iron murder to the poisoned cup. Loved 'm and knew that be loved her not but used her for his selfish ends There you have t. Had he loved Ter, remorse never would have lifted its head raised voice. And again. had not Umbalah sought the white woman this butterfly of the harem might have died of old age without unbur dening her soul Remorse is the result of crime con- mtted useessly. Humanity is unchangeabe for all it's variety of skins
 And here was this woman wanting to tell one!
 Umballah had done peculiar thing: he had not laid hand upon either Ramabai Pundita. When asked the for this generosity toward who recently put price his head, Umballah smiled explained that Ramaba wss not only broken politically but was a religious outast It happiness for such person to die, so he preferred that Ramabai should live.
 Secretly, however -Ramabais revolutionary friends still back of him. though they preended to bow to the yoke oi the priests
 So upon this day matters stood thus: the Colonel Kathyn Bruce, and Winnie prisoners again Ahmed in hiding and Ranaba and his wife mocked by those who had cheered them The ngatitude of kngs is