The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
DVENTURES OF KATHLYN-By HAROLD MAcGRA1t

miles a day, and the beast n .a..J h.,
engaged was Of Arab blood.
In four days he expected g. ,...b d.
camp II Winnie had not ,.. .r,'ya
he would take the road. meet uo.
her OF the dangers which 81, .t.'
to face and convey her to o. ........
II II was too late he would sand =,
camel back with a trusted -..rs.
to the Colonel to advise him.
They watched him depart u ,',.
Of dust and then played the .... enc.
waiting game in existence. ., tea,
ing. for they had decided n..f .
they heard from Ahmed i. .re ,..
moved.
Four nights later, when Aim lrr,,..
at the bungalow. he found Conditions ,
usual. For reasons best know. hin
self Cmballa had not dist, 5r'
thing. In fact. he had alva. Id ~.
coming Of the younger s.-'.. 20 ma.
and left the bungalow and Il, y..
touched so as not to alarm ..r
She had not yet arrived. VIM,
flung himself down upon his ...rri,
telling the keepers not to distut. M.
would be able to wake h.m,, 6 ...D 81
time came. But Ahmed bad ..rr,..
his pOwers-he was g.tf.r- ,r, q.
years-and IL was noon Il q. ..>. D..
when hand shook him by g.. .g.yr.
and he awoke to witness m, .....l
Winnie and her woman com .un.
For the first time in many 100. 81.
med cursed his Prophet. H., ..lt IA.
70 -
like the sloth of Ceylon,
He went directly 10 tho pon. il.,.r
her briefly what had happen. ~ hs
not the least doubt that Tn. .., A
already aware of her arrival ~. N 3,
remain hidden in tn" guduV. Il
bungalow; her maid also. r . rigr'
II Cmballa or his men failed ,r \
he would lead her IF % -at'r I'd
there was no hope OF stealth say i
the daytime.
In his heart. however. 10 .r..-,a.rs
no hope, and Ike tn. good .....ii
was he despatched the m. -e. . ..~ q.
camel to the sea. The father ,.! .as.s|
ter were fated to return.
Ahmed had reckoned shrev.'r. UrI
manded the daughter Il CO. lE,.
Backed as he was by num.i. -.i 81
Ahmed resigned himself :, o.. r....|
BILE. They found Winnie az. .- %
whom later they sent & a.. n.-'
and abandoned) and took 't.. 2. d.
palace.
There was no weeping o~ ., r. :.
struggling. The dark. proud q i
young girl gave forth ~ ~.-. & .+
terror and utter Loneliness .. ..- ~ ,.
ton. And Cmballa roaUz.l niI
in the blood Of these children
and quiet. There, was 10 me- =. !
heart. He was power m / ..i
mad and his enemies lived ... ..
could reach neither 81 h.s ....... i
their dead bodies
The rigamarole and mumu.. Y
ME went through affected &c.. .l4..r'
as it had affected her s.st.r T. val
all hideous nightmare. ana Is .. % |
ment she expected 10 wax. .. 70
cosey corner at Edendale.
In tho hazaars they began r..
at tmhalla and his coronat.ui.
bars. They began 10 jest a. ''l
Efforts TO crown some on,
whom he could put his or, lal
into the treasury. Stil. a. .lsi
plenty OF amusement and e., -.o..r'
And so they filed the squa, . 2
Of the platform when Cmna.
crown on Winnies head. 4
would this queen last?
And kathryn. her father .' r.
We're forced to witness III" .... O.
behind the Gordon IF cI.t.. ..-..
in native costume. their Z. -u-
and their hearts swelling ~
anger and despair. Fer - "..
suise they had returned g.
During lull in tho &c.. ...
Resonant voice from u.-
throng cried: Give Us a a.
blood and race, thou N'd.s.
dog"
Ramahai started at tho
voice, hut caught him>
looked in the direction p...
II belonged TO one La So.
Cmballa sCowlcd. lur -...
sign that he heard. Boz. t
INTO the crowd: useless
kathryn touched Ram
"oh, must speak 90 i..
BE careful. m,msah..
But even as she >u.e.
past him. toward her '..t
pffered the flowers sn.
Winnie. not drodmu-
yelled creature was a,r
The flowers and ,cl,E .
llu writing an f'--1'trr...