Arizona republican., 1914-03-29

water here Trust eude those bhangguzzlers out side. Am ryot, farmer, to twist naught but bull locks tais?'
 "Ahmed' said Bruce, holding out his hand, you're man.
 Thanks, Sahb," dryly. But hasten At dawn to- morrow, late tonight, Ramatai returns with full water skin. The Memsahib must at least stand the ordeal of for she is guarded too we'll Yet if they going to bind her. should worry. She has animal magic in her eye in her voice. have wild beasts grow still when she spoke. Who knows? Now l sleep"
 Bruce and Ramaba had no difficulty in passing the guards The white hunter was free to come and go and the sleepy soldiers saw the water skin which Ramaba threw carelessy his head They sat down against the wall again and repenshed the dung fire. Bruce and Ramaba wisely made wide detour to the peepul tree, which they climbed disturbing the apes and the parra keets.
 Somewhere o'clock they heard the creaking of wheels and murmur of voices Shortly into their range of vision drew pair of buocks, pulling tiger trap toward the clearing. This Of wood with iron bars The of the solid the front had a falling door,. The whole structure rested upon low wheels and there drop platform which rested the ground An iron ring attached the wall and to this was generally tied kid the bleating of which lured the tiger for which the trap laid The the brute touched the bait the falling door slid down, imprsoning the prowler
 When Bruce saw this damnabe thing he understood, and he shook with horror voiceess rage He caught Ramaba by the savagely that low cry came from the brown mans lips,
 Patience, Sahib." he warned Without you, what will the Memsahib do: They will tie her in that and lberate a tiger. The rest lies with you, Sahb."
 Ramabai God hears me, shall pay for this. . The nineteenth century, and I wide awake. may not be able kill the brute with these revolvers but I'll stop him. have to my bare hands. Kathyn Hare."
 Hush," again warned Ramabai, hugging his perch.
 Later by half hour Bruce witnessed spectacle such few white happily for their reason, are permitted Kathyn in her royal robes or ordeals of this character ceremonrs) necklace of won- drfu emerads about her throat stepped from her paan quin and stood waiting From other vehicles and veyances stepped Unbalah the council, and the yellow robed priests Troops also appeared and behind them the eager expecant populace They to be amused There many of them, however, who hoped that a miracle would happen.
 Ramabai," whispered Bruce, she is beautiful as a dream :" If had only known. Well, there's going to be miracle See how straight she stands not sign of fear in her face There's a womal for me-" he added under his breath.
 He saw the bejeweed turban of Umballah bend toward the girl and it hard resist taking potshot the man. Kathlyn shook her head Thereupon she led to the trap her hands bound and the rope around her waist attached securely to the ring
 An, they talked aoout it that night in the surging bazaars in the palace, wherever two persons gether how the white hunter had appeared from nowhere rushed toward the trap the tiger approached entered and dropped the door, blazed away the beast who turned tail and mped off into the jungle Ali it was sight for eyes. They could laugh behind Umbaahs back the gutter born the iron heeed upstart they could riddle (confdentally) the council with ude jests The law the law and none, not the priests in their shaven