Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

she had already through unscathed kathyn Memsahb bore charmed life and all the wild beasts of the junges of Hind could harm her It written And then Bruce discovered her upon the wall.
 It took but moment to bring the elephant along side; and Kathlyn dropped down into the howdah.
 '" squeak, dad all she said
 :" Let get way said the Colonel h irsey. " And remember. shoot to kill any who attempts stop My Kit" embracing Kathlyn Perhaps the escape of the eopards is the luckest thing tat could have happened It will keep them all busy for an hour Since Umballah believes you to be dead, he will be concerned about disappearance only And it will be time they learn of my Escape. For ward, Ahmed This time :"
 " Don't father," interrupted Kathlyn Perhaps shall escape but of is Let merely hope I'm tired.
 Bruce reached pressed her hand reassuringy and the Colonel eyed him as from a argle.
 :" Good " he murmured under his breath nothing better could happen He is man. and a tried know, Good. If get clear of this hell. I hall not stand in their way. But Winnie. Winnie; what in Gods will that kitten be doing all these terrible weeks? Will she try to find us? The first telegraph office reach cable her under no circumstances to stir from home. Ahmed" he said aloud. how far We from the telegraph station" Three days, Sahb."
 Shall we be obliged to stop at the gate to change mounts?'
 No Sahib; only to take supplies enough to last us.
 Lose little time you can Now drop the tains. Bruce"
 So through te streets they hurried. unmoested Thcs who the curtaned howdah took it for granted that unsuccessful candidate returning her home
 It was well for Kathyn that she had made up her mind leap the vines at the moment di,, For the elephants had left the first turn in the street when keepers and soldiers running pell-me into the street with ropes and ladders, prepared for the recapture of the treasury leopards. which, of were looked upon sacred
 At the ancient gate the ugtves paused for the sup plies awaiting them. Ahmed not known to the guards there that good fortune, In the dialect h. tested with them, winked and nodded toward he taned howdah' The guards laughed; they understood Some disa pponted hour was returning whence she had come. Ahmed took his time he had reason to hurry. Nothing must pass which would the picons of the guards; and haste always alarmed the oriental
 To the colonel however things appeared lag unrec- essary. He finally lost patience and swept back the curtain despite Bruces restraining hand native ma hout who had been lettering in that day. recognized the royal turban which the colonel still The colones face nothing the urban everything The mahout stood stock still for a moment moi quite believing his eyes By this time, however Ahmed was comfortably sradded back of his elephants and jogging along the road
 The kng. shouted the surprised mahout the guards. who had not the the turban
 What king. fool: returned the guards.
 The white king who betrothed this day. Ali. al l have the royal turban. It is he!'
 The guards derided him. So finding hope in them. he to his elephant. mounted and rode back into town. Durga Ram would pay well for this
 Father' said Kathyn reproachfully. that mahout recognized you. warned you not the curtain
 Bruce shrugged.
 But. Kit returned her father. Ahmed was in formally sow Ie could spend time in chatterins to the guards.
 Ahmed heard. but said nothing.
 Never mind' interposed Bruce pscifcally :" At any
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