The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-17

She has lost us but that will not natter Ordinarily should be wild with anxiety; but today Kathlyn may go where she wil and nothing but awe and reverence will follow her. Besides, she has her revolver"
 II believe you're right She will miss us and start right of for Ramabas Boy, she is goddess. She is supernatural"
 She this morning. As God is judge, 1 do not believe she understands will understand what she did You noticed her eyes? They were like those of person in trance. Think of To turn the tide at the supreme moment That coat of mail; her hair falling about her head Ah, Colonel, whats the of beating about the bush? You know I love her. Will you give her to mel"
 Without moments hesitati the Colonel said: Yes. John You have proved yourself God bless you bothl But we're not out of the woods yet We've got to find Umbaah end lock him up. When that's done I'll be able to breathe"
 ' 1 believe it s Ahmed says we'll all pull out of this safely in the end Now, let's and get the nets There will not be dozen men in the whole town who will have enough to shoot the lions they Kathlyn packed in rather closely, and she was carried past the which led to the house of Rama ba though she struggled desperately push through She presently carried Into the The people in their senseless flight tried to do what they could for her, but sefpreseryation their first thought And 1t wasn't the eanest smelling crowd in the word either. At the same time Kathlyn fighting vigorously to get free of the mob. Winnie struggling with Pun
 
 stricken wfe's hand.
 "No, no, Pundtal"
 Let me go My lord is dead and wish to followl" You a Christanl" ,"
 "Ai, all"
 But he may not be dead Help, help"
 Is not Lal Singh there dead7 Is that not proofi" Hither and thther the floor they fought. But Winnie soon realized that Pundta, being in frenzy. strongest The struggle ended quickly, however. but not through Winnies efforts. Pundta did some thing unorental she fainted dragging Winnie to the floor with her. The young girls lead came into con- tact with the wall, and she stunned for moment Upon sitting she did not know exactly where she was. But the calm, hign bred face of the dead Lal Singh recalled the situation clearly she went about the resusctation of Pundita.
 As the latter's eyes opened wildly Winnie heard pounding at the door. She pulled two ways. If she answered the summons Pundita might take advan. tage of her absence and kill herself Again. it mgat be the help for which she had called
 lnstinctively she snatched up the faller dagger to the door, peered out cautiously and recognized the revoluonsts who had left the house but two since She flung open the door,
 Punditas" cried the man.
 Winnie caught him by the sleeve and dragged him into the chamber just time The distracted Pundita had plucked another dagger the wa and the man stayed her she struck.
 Highness" he cried, ne lives!' And he recounted tLe startling events of the morning the treachery of the palace the coming of KatlyD in chain the turn of the tide
 They livei" cried Pundita, and covered her face. Winnie had not understood word said but .he ex pression Punditas wns luminatve She threw her arms around the native woman, and the two of them wept n All human beings nave two faculties alike, that of weeping and laughing
 To return to Kathlyn: by and by she able slip into doorway, and the bawlins rahbe passed down the narrow street. The house deserted, ana the hallway and what had been booth filled with rub. bish Kathlyn she leaned breathlessly against door, felt it give And very glad she of this knowledge moment later, whsn two lions gaoped into the street. their sth their tails arched. Doubt less, they badly frightened.
 Kahlyn reached for the she carried and st the animals not expecting to hit of them. but hoping that the noise of the firearms would them into the passage across the way. Instead, they straight to where she stood
 sh. stepped inside and damned the door, holding 1t