Arizona republican., 1914-06-28

for every minute she minute her ult- freedom. She promise to marry Umballah, but to set her date.
 Unlike Kathyn who had Pundita to untangle the in- tricacies of the bastard Persian Winnie had to depend wholly upon sign language and the inmates of the zenana did not give her the respect and attention they had given to Kathlyn. Kathyn novelty; Winnie was not Besides of them watched Winnie constantly because the bearded scounre had attracted her fancy and be- cause she hoped to enchain his
 So the note from Kathlyn did not pass unnoticed. though Winnie believed that she without espionage kathlyn, her father, Bruce Ramaba and Pundita met at the colonel's bungalow and with Ahmeds help they thrashed out the plan Winnie. Alone the little sister would be able find her way of the garden of brides It Kathyns idea to have Winnie pretend she needed air and sunshine and walk in the garden after the doctors visit The would be attempted from the walls
 Juggernaut, Jagannath in Hndustani (rneaning Lord of the World), idol hideously done in wood that the Prince of Hell would it to bs the personifcaton of damned soul could he have gmpsed it in the temple Allaha The gods face was black, his lips and mouth horribly significantly red his eyes polished emeralds his of gilt his body like that of toad His temporal reign in Allaha somewhere four hundred years, and doubt
 
 many hundred times. He married frequently Some poor benighted fanatical would pledge herself would be cons sdered with till she died But in these times no flung himself under the car nothing but the incense of crushed flowers followed his wake His grin however, the of old Wood paint, gilt and emeralds! We'll enlightened Europeans sometimes worship these very things though indignantly deny it. Outside the temple stood the fantastcay carved dull with rubbed gold leaf You could see the sockets where horrd knives had glittered in the sunlight Xerxes doubt founded his charots upon this idea The wheels, six in number and two on each side solid broad and heavy, capable of smoothing out corrugated winter road The supersructure was ornate shrine, which contained the idol it's pere- grinaons to the river.
 About the the devotees, some holding the ropes others watching the the temple Pres unty from the temple the gurus or priests bearing the idol With much they placed the idol within the shrine the pilgrims took hold firmly ropes and the rattled and thundered its way the river,
 Of Juggernaut and his car more anon. The street outside the garden of brides in reality horoughfare though natives occasionally made of it short cut into town. Therefore observed the entrance of elephant which stopped close the wal seemingly to melt into the d-ab of it. On his back however the howdah conspicuous Behind the cur tains Kathyn patiently waited She about turn away despair when through he wicker gate she saw Winnie attended by of the zenana girls enter the garden. It seemed if her will reached bring Winnie the wall and to hold he other young woman where she
 But the two sat in the center of the garden the thoughts of each far The attendant felt no worry in bringing Winnie into the garden. cry from her lips would bring dozen guards and eunuchs from the palace And the white girl could get out alone. More than ths she gave Winnie liberty in order trap her pos- sible.
 By and by the native girl pretended to feel drowsy in the heat of the and her head fell forward trie. It then that Winnie heard a tow whistle, an old familiar whistle such she and Kit had used once upon time in playing a spy." She sat up rigdly. It was hard work not to out Over the wall the drab trunk of an elephant protruded and something white fuered into the garden.
 Winnie The head of the native girl up in, stinctivey; but Winnie esurely ttrolled toward the