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&ahe etiefeG I'M arieoe.

Die Sroge, tpie man i'm arieos
naife SttefeI on5iebt, TT fir biele
I'm ariese cine iebr pi6tige aneeles
genbeit, oenn gar mande, bic tooes
lang I'M S4nee unb aeQen mars
f4iert iin0, tposen es oft ntbt. iin
our Rd4trube Der @tiefel su entIebis
gen, neil ite firdter, tie 6ann nidt
ooer tpenigitens nidt 10 fdnen angus
betommen, pie es BET Qlarm nDtio
TT. Sin Rriegsteilnebmer BON 1870
III, Der aIs llnterarst ben Rrieo
mitma4te, Der fpdtere Bonner gnnGs
fologe @e9eimrat Griti9, teiIt in fets
men &riegserinnerungtn foIgenOes
NIT: mir batten eire Met6pbe tsns
men gelernt, beim Alarm bic 5tiefel
f4nea an Die 8eins gu betommer.
Der 8ilride mubte ben Ghaft baIs
ten, baB man Iei9t bineinf9liipfen
tonnte. Nun puroe cine brennenOe.
groBe 3eitung, elm ~brennenoer GtrObs
mild p6er cine 6an0boG brennenbes
9eu in Ben StiefeI gefporfen, uno
mOgliht f4nea tro9 Der SUB in bic
5Iammen btnein, fe Tdnea erItidenb.
gtan bebielt marine 5iBe, uno bic
8drme fpieoerum bate bos bon
5ett gefaugte 2eoer IdIiipfrtq qes
ma4t. Ner Oteie Met6pbe nod niat
tannte bate Qngit, iid gu berbrers
men; has mar dber BET Ginger 6irias
felt ni4t mDgIia." profeFor 5ritI9
f4reibi nod, Dab er BON elmer alien
5rau, Der Mutter zines berltprbenen
fortpdbreno Striimpfe Be-
fam, nit oenen er bieIe Rameraben
9Iiidlia mu9te. rGines Morgens 4.
10 er5dblt er, nmarfdierte Elm
Sffi5ter redt triib1elig neben
mir. limb als i9 i'm frdgte, OBJ ct
trdnt iet, er3dblte er mir, feline Gties
FeI ieten b6uig 5erriFen unb gepIdbt.
SIN S4lafe iet ct Dem s5elier I'M
Ramin gu ndbe setommen. SEPT babe
er biinne Observation-Disclosures an. Sic
isien absr Tebr eng. 6eute irib lei
er nidt bineingttommen uno babe
OesbaIb bic Striimpfe ipsgIdHen milf
len. Run mori9ierte sr NIT ben nads
ten 6iBen in ben binnen @tiefeln
Del 10 Grab adlte tn Sis un6
5Hnee! Sebt 3pgsu mir sic StiefeI
NIT pereinten RrdFten aus, soaen
trOdsne, tDollerte neus Gtrimpfe an
Iub betdnen aud NIT 6iEfe elmer
3eituns Die GtieFel tpiss
Der an bic GiBe. pa mar Osau bns
Slid srObl-
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f tta ltatlM ma nnsfi
aa mll Ns 81 "a
be- asil = tsa tss
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aslm w,
tiftit iM tfH s m
s3 H IA
sFsrrn nm
femHsHHet MMsm
asf aR Hfft st e -
Hf mlealis.
aHf HtA 2 islHa
igft ffa iltNaf* sI8 ltH aalat
m aastHfast ilsf
stH HfHdt. ga MiaaHlsmpl ii Msks
lgna slHhi as8flen ~ man
mtaf tefA lfim Haam# Sn4
a4nnf Mt Nsli1 feMam ssa
peg NWb iN diA hufb lstm wtl
f iaf or MaHft 1apanil4m
Al bnHii tah tiastn I5m ia
be- FtH ftiBtlleAi lm Hnlana
eti teen Afifaft sfakt pubalml
iii yai 81 ifb ft IL SER wtlfsp
etfalln SitHunaH paaie1mbklhm
hth bt Hiit0 mafin bait Htffan AZ
fffa.
gel bet tinm SAiatl an ben
Wl0IutH fm Cen mar namtHllhh NE
mHlldt Wafbt BART m~ilatnpmmtn
ipofptn, INTO III ben b%otuthntn aas
militu PETERSBURG unb Woaldaa. Bic
ldput Btgluhs 80 tflInm bailtn.
bilotls no cine itintIiHt Siramuna
atlsn Rtnnmlampt Sic pom 8dstn
leine abitbuna b~trlanale. Wltihs
i.itia lief aud BON bduiIftn a6s
MIG sbof Ra6ridi baribtr Elm. bab
Reunmlampis 1ruppsn mcminstn
gtplln0ert bdtitn. Orr BAR btlahl
tofort, ale atraubttn M~tFtaeaenaans
b suriid5utrItatttn, abtr trob oIsr
Wlibe mar nur nod elm sleiner Nsil
oaboa aaf3utrsibsr. Gdon oamaIs,
uad oer Sdladt in 0HpreuBen, srs
tonte in RuBlonb NIT auipieluna
ouf Die baItiite abiuuTt g9sunens
tdmpfs. Der alts Ruf: Die Deut.
ihen baben uns berrdten" ober
8robfiirf Ritplai RitoIdispitfh pis
oeritano odmaIs nod allen Druid
uno belt &enusntdmpf auf feinsm
2tber iein GdidTaI erreias
ibn @n0e Nobember. Don oer
armee ModenIen iparsn sfpef qrmees
BEL 8r3e3iHb einoefdlpIen;
idon fOaren 5ablrsids 3aoe abQes
9onger, nm Die @efamenen, bic man
.erpartets obsutransportieren, unb
meinte gum rumdniihen
9sianoten: oGeroume 3eit lana
mir nidts mebr bon etter
oeutf9en 0ffenii0e in golen bDren.
Sieg tptrO ben RuHen ben
Beg mad S9Ielien Offnen.@ Gen.
nentdnpf folte nit feinem 6eere sen
siienring UNI Die 9eutfden i'm Nors
ben i4lieBen. Die 9eutffen ober
nit unerb6rter @udt bur6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-13
8atesH@e ~@rmaBmmneem.
8as tie ibren in BEN arteq 8tebens
ben SDbnen raten.

Ser 8 eat tide:
90 9e9 nit @ott oentt, uno beroib es
ni1t,
0febr aIS 3eiu 2ebeu gelten Chr uto
Eflidt.
Ser Srau8ofe:
8aS Dir ms 8Iut Ceimpft felt Sd6ren
idon:
Heban6el Sent baronl Hebanhe,
Sobnl
9er @ngIGuber:
8ernt6te, mas it9 Sir entgeqenfent,
8enn Oafiir 8abIt Sir ia Der gtaat
iein @elo.
Ser 3uffe:
Nlin fdntpf fiji 8dterdjer nit @3iit uno
Strait,
uuo idreib redt Dalb ans Der @efans
eeniduft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-13

Btnn Spet oasfeIbt
8elsier: S9redIid, bab uns
fer a0nig fem 8eIgien iebt bon
Jranlrei9 aug regieren mubl
5~ron3Oie; DieiO f9redIidg Der
oeutIde aaiisr resiert Iein aonO
opH aud bon 6rantrei9 nus.
= aus Rumdnien. RuITis
f9er 4gitdtor: G9lagt ead au
auBIanb, aumdnen; RuBluno lam
unb miro eu4 bon ben Seitsrrsidern
befreien!
Rumdrs: MSgli9l aber lpsr Be,
freit uns DON eu92
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Vim hsnnann snathL

-
WUH tgFnaan Eirdtbl.
so litat unldm In tutr Dih
IN ttntm uuid6tn 9uit.
Wuiigt Ulsni6m noe utn mid pct
maiIOin ant unO eabtu nit C50ad
unb Nubrung IN mtinu aroulbHt.
g9ibt tlfs mas Wtlmirbeumaihmus
eint i9muBbaits a%rantbtii.
'yiGint Ganm uno BHBe iino &C.
l9moIltn. Die Isiltite Atntgulg
uuts @litbts madt mi9 ouHdrtUn.
SD sebrautg i'm meIusR Aopt nut
enn 3plI ltltpayis 5u belptg,n, slut
Epigleit. llno i'd mohte mei1en
&opI gerne q Soil Ieitmarts lsgtn.
Nm 6tniter Iitbt Elm Saittn uno
5par 10, Dab I'D bonn 9immsl uur
Elm Stiddsn ls4e. So mHrOs gstne
mtbr Dpm 9immeI iepen. absr ME
stbt oasf sd tam BON ben gtter
Ssuten niHt DerIdngen, ooB ie ben
lpegriden. SD poIlte Is
i4oH buBeuDmaIe iagsn, aber id BARI
ni4t. Us lit gu uHbei4etoen. 9as
ben iie nidt i4On gu pieI an mir
gctau. bob iie mid auiunbmsn UNI
mir aaArung, 0boa9 unb qiIege
gaben?
an Der Dano, metnem Bette qes
geuiiber, bdngt Die Photographic irs
genO zines Nsaiaen. @r l9eiat
gliitli4 gepeiea au iein. Benigltens
er geiunO uuo poblgendbrt aus.
0as tDiiroe mid DieIs Ybotograpbi,
aber Der Meni9 ld9elt
Wlan BARI bo9 ni9t las
den, tpenn man am &runtenlaaer
zines S6mer3geplagten peiIt. Sd
tperoe nt6t mebr btnieben. Sd bers
Jude IS penigitens. 9o9 tmmet
unb INNER tommt mir Der GiRfall,
gu ieben. Oh Der Meni9 INNER nod
limb pirtIt4. @r lG9eIt
am Morgen, Mi!tag unb 4benb. Sps
na9ts, tDenn mid bic S9mer3en
pa4niinnig pluger. Sd febe Is 6sim
BEG gla9tlt9tes. 6dtte th
lodi etnen Stein. aber ipas niibt
mid Der Stein3 SD fam tsine
6aub rii9ren. S4 piirbe i6n, tusnn
ID t0nnte, 3ertrammsrn. 3i9t, neil
II mir etpas gu 2eiOs getnn. st 1T
Elm Iiebsr @erpanoter Der
Iuten 2eute. Nein, Iein etpiges QGs
heIn piirbe i'd 3%srtrimmern.
Mein ein3igsr 5rpF lift bos 3ips
pom 5immeIrst9, bos t6 me-
benz Raiten Isbe. Gs tit Elm
Qusidnitt aug benz Melt.
III.
sd bersoB gu fdser, baB ouf benz
nod cine Sutf9o4tel fte9t.
Benn btefe nur meg mare! SD piirOe
mebr bonn SimmeIrei9 isbsn.
Iber i'd perbe mid bei9eiben.
9iefes 3ipfel4sn bonn DeltalI 1T
lan mein SpteI8eug. Sd meme bies
ieIbItberitdnbIi9 btIplt9. GS lit
,as SpteI8eug mstner pbantalie.
0oer Darf i'd iagen, meme SeeIs
oObnt in biefem qbI6nitt bes gIls9
@Iau6t mir, i'd Iebe in bieIem
Ieineu breiedigen 6Ied6en mebr aIs
TT gloubt. Sbr gebt unter benz
5ternengetpOIbe Ipa3wren. Mbsr ibr
gu 8oben. Sud mub I9ou cine
5terni9nuppe ben anitpB eeben,
uern Bid gum S~ternenselte 3u err
eben.
Mir Iettdtet aug benz Qusf6nitt
es 5tmmels BEL itber tlaren Nadt
in Stern entgegen. Wlit bieIem
5terne rebe i4l. Sd bente mir, o6
Ut ibm auh Meni4en Ieioen milf
en-, lpie t6, Ober Id6eIn, ipie metn
ai4tia er Id9eIt INNER
od!
8ie i9 bieIsn Stern Iiebe! Gr
at mir faon mande i9merSDuIIe
ladt pertIr3t. st rebet AUDI nit
III.
Reulid Ejrte i'd i'm fasen: ,gss
uIb!" uno babel 3pinterte er Iutta.
Schulz. ia Schulz, bic fperbe id
nben, Iieber Stern. Der DDttor
ia aud, es Tam nod aIIss gut
RiraIi9 bIieb Der Stern nadts
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Nafna fa.ffia
Mif III.
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8
IN
meHtf Mt,8f@
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lgH Btf N"iHtif#fa E8HaifH af Inc
#faHtlNifa. H& MlF lmmM mth
H UubHsum mll H san m
uH
Wfam mirtma bt fkak patit6
tine maHilaf HimHf feH aaMa.
tfd bB ollie IN bic babt. suns
lH mmtm mb aI.tH EtflW als
lAlmath anb be fHiHaHHflu Widt
fm itnam lefau gtd6t. 10 tdh a.
aai namhl idahfI maftt Tit
8aHaltnm muibtH eliza batdlbnis
lm uub uit mbstlia ta slid mm.
Dom 0tm ttmmHttn Ba6glmit.
Eann uabnm mlr bic Hilmtn mil0u
Elm uuo amoNm ta 1Hdulpid
mti8t&. plt 10 CLAUDE. nifman6 btt.
aBmdmom IN idntm adnlm Sc.
BEN utfatlm miro.
Gin eild Dor INNS laa Sic Mort.
Soaion Wn itbtm m6a ipra1on
Hdn, Nueriun5sn b8tfr un6 b6bst
litltn ouf bif Raatn btnous ano
ifbtfn 6it ctael unb f6mtfih@.
s6umtrl IN prom ginsn g,iatn,
Bid fac Das wanBt uit ein ltlili6.
qeI6midits aabr3tua aus. lbtraa
ME NIT tlstiriidtn gampsu bsisBt.
glit aasr aralt ltattn mir uns nun
in bic Riemtn, Odnit nir aus Dem
8ereid Der GrploEon lamsu; otnn es
galt ia infer 2s6en! QI0blid aab
IS einen qtpaliiaen Small. Grs
l@redt blidten mir auf oas Sdiff,
psl6ss iebt einem feuerlpeienDsn
arater dbnelte, Der feline 5euermdTen
in uneRoIl@e 6obeu ihleubert. Q6er
i'm nadIten 4uaenbltd mar oQes
mie6er bunteI, babel tina es an, aliis
benoe 6ol3ipIitter 3u reoneu. DieIe
bsrurIa6ten uns bieIe 8ranopuns
ben. aura barauf fiirste cine bobe
DeQe, neIfe burd bic Grplofion tnts
Itanosn mar, iber unfer Boot. IS
bate onaeFnnoen an blaIen. unS ba
mir gan3 our6ndBt paren, I9iits
teIte Is uns bor adlte.
mir foben one fhneiosnS 81.
ii~berpdItiat bon Der raIhen Qufeins
anoerfolae Der greianife: ober balO
tamen mir su Der 6tniiht, boR mir
uns in elmer iibIen qaQe befanben.
Sin auf bon BEN anosren goote
pedte uns aus unIeren oiifteren Sc
oanten, un0 ols es londleit fom,
beratIdIaaten mir, mas mir auerf
beginner Iouten. Gs nurbe beIalois
fen, borsrf rubio lieaen au bIeibeu,
f~oeniQItens bis aum Qnbruh oes 8as
qes. 3enn erItens mar es n0tid. BAH
mir uns ousrubten unb oonn npQs
ten mir aud leben, mas BON benz
S1iffe iibriq qeblieben mar. mir
teilten uns in Wahen unb tomsn
therein, Dab in isbem Boot cine Qas
terne bremen foQe, bomit mir uns
ni6t aus Si6t berlisren tonnten. So
mar aud m6ali6. baB boour6 Die
aufmertiomteit zines porbeifobrenben
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Sd Fin aus GROCER Obnmudt err
tpo4t. Mon iagte nit, mas uorae.
fallen.
SD babe bic Mngb, bic aUdin
uno ben 9aus9errn, bic mid i'm
Bette in meinem 9elirium feR6aIten
polIten, iibsr ben Soufen aerannt
unb bas Bib bes urgrpBpaters nit
metnen Gduiten 5%ertriimmert unb aer>
riffen unO bin tann obnmddtia nnb
6Inttberitr0mt gu 8oben gefunten. =
@s tut mir Her3Ii9 Ieib fir bic
guten aeute, absr i'm 6ieberpa6n lit
ia Der Ieni4 un3ure9nungsfd6iq.
sic trdgen mir niGts mad. sic
iperoen i'm gegenteiI fir meme Rue
tunft forgsn.
Sept 1T bic arant6ett oebro6en
nno i4 ge9e Der @eiunoung %entqeoen.
Sd tpeiB, ME Der Stern beibt,
SD iperOe allie gadt gu ibm beten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-13

TIL Hl m Hftt "A laa
t8tM Err Ma
saa Nm a M
lh Hi All Nas aps
tfa m Nt Nfb uf a
fHHf sfN af
HalHf daiHtf
8m aHn
8H fH E1s
f4f feat lff fis
if HHm W aai ieH
H6 mak Hi mfNt a s
lffa. baf taattH fNffa
mf it m8 aaa na3
At
Hfat4 sl tf ae ae En-
H5Helsf HH1 tfHa ven 8
cars WisffN lit Hisaf e.
Hf Co HiHolH
SO Hl OFT tfm a# end
nHH lfG
fN milne Nf H mEffH
HH aMlBt t8f H Mlf8
H6hl mfH iftA ttW m4 e.
HNHf
-aHl t fmWfHi
nat NaaN ttlW 1gmiA al Der
Hat ia. iitti nagt iHHiI 8gta
Ii. t1saii UlmttHiaW Weli. m ntft
Ani Mth 80 mtftt aaiff5fu
Hhh ibH stliammftn Go bIglt
SamftHul % tdbt milo tgbtal
Iitan 10 bio Mol belm laaa 10
ldnn t5 tfilltu
sgtilt ltt.t 6titdl ml4 - cher
lib
80 upoht 1A lftlnt
dtfHlaitH Ba blbm. Wltin A6pi
'ihmu5i, 4lan bal mir cine il6ln
HomptdIt auiaaWi. Ga. ih us
mHttt mi6. so nollit auilifbn
unb bds BID Btr1iimmgrn. -
Run wdrt, I'D nui ben Glttn -
abtr Id parit Deratblit. gptuu 10
nur mibit, mis btt Stern bttbs.
Wenn ta gduHo mgrbt, mtrbl ih
gadis Su i6m bcteH.
Nitlltidi ptib eB Der Toltpr. ih
uer1e ibn ira9tn.
SD babe ben Eutior qefraat.
Gtait isDsr Qntipott grill er mir ben
pnls, befibIts meine 5iirne unb
iprah:
sS4Iaien, idIofen." -
- - ~ -
limb pisosr 1T es gladt unb
luieber III mein Stern ni9t 6o!
8as babe id Dir gu 4eioe aetarl,
LAB ou bid p%erbirgit? 8ift bu audi
pie bic 0eniaeu unb iener an Der
8an02 9er90bnit pu mid benn
au9?
glein, nein, in Dir babe i'd mid
ni9t getdui4t. Du biit gu gut, 3u
rein unO 3u erbaben. @b! iebt ipeiB
i'd Is, ie babeu bid mir geftobIen,
ia geitoblen!
pfui!
Sa, bas Bib an Der @onb ld6sIt.
ladt, grinf neil es tpsiB, bab fe mir
i'm geitD9Ien baben.
Pfut! 8fut!
Wer mill mid baIten, bds Bib au
5ertriimmern9
8as i4eren mid bic S9meraen!
Meine Ra4e 1T itGrter!
9inpeg nit eud, i9r 8ie6e, Sters
nenbiebe, ibr babe ben SinuneI be-
ItobIen. -
gebt mir meinen Stern tpieber
-
Sd Fin aus GROCER Obnmodt err
ipa9t. Ilon iagte mir, mas uorqe.
fallen.
SD babe bic Magb, bp a5din
uno ben 9%aus9errn, bic mid i'm
Bette in meinem 9elirium fef6aIten
tnpII4st1 WLnr 49,. E
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-08
lOopsrsshs By Harold Kocarash1

always remain a mystery to her. Food
ana water, food and water; In herI
present state she must have both or
die. Let them send her back to ALA
ha; she was beaten; she was without
the will to resist further. All she
wanted was food and water and sleep.
sleep. After that they might do what
they pleased with her.
For the first time since the extraor-
binary flight from Alfalfa Kathlyn
recollected the elephant talk" which
Ahmed had taught her. She rose wear
lily and walked toward Rajah, who
cooked his ears at the sound of her ap-
proach. She talked to him for a space
In monotone. She held out her hands:
the dry. raspy trunk curled out to-
ward them. Rajah was evidently will
Ing to meet her half way. She Or
dered him to kneel. Without even
pausing to think 1t over Rajah bent
his calloused knees. and gratefully
kathlyn crawled back into the how.
dab. Food and water: these appeared
at hand A. IL by magic. So she ate
and drank. II she could hold Rajah
TO walk the howdah would last at
least till she came to some village
Later. In the moonshine. she espied
the ruined portico OF temple.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-08

fook wings. She stumbled down. A
low hissing ran about.
Make tho white woman suffice In
her place!" cried tho drunken mahout.
The cry was taken up by the spccta.
tors. kathlyn felt herself dragged
from the elephant. bound. and finally
laid beside the swnthed ngure. There
could be- no horror In tho wide world
like Il. Smoke began to curl up from
the underbrush. II chokcd and s,iacd
her. Sparks rose and dropped upon
her arms and face. And through the
smoke and name came Rajah. lie lifted
her with his powerful trunk and car.
ried her on. for hours and hours, back
into the trackicss Jungle.
Kathiyn found herself. all ut once.
sitting against the roots OF Nh aged
banyRn tree. A fow yards away an
ape sat on his launches and eyed her
curlously. A little farther on Rajah
browsed In n clump OF weeds. the how.
dab at a rakish angle. like the cooked
hat OF u bully. Ksthlyn stared ut her
hands. There were no burns there.
She passed = hand over her face;
there was no smart or stlng. A dream;
she had dreamed Il: y fantasy due to
her light headed state OF mind. A
dream! Che cried and laughed. and
the ape gibbered at her uncasily.
In reality. Rajah. freed OF his un.
welcome mahout. had legged II down
the road without 20 much as trumpet
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-07-08
CHAPTER v-contInued.

Outside the palace courtyard stood
Rajah. the howdah securely attached
once more. Kathlyn was hidden to
mount. A water bottle and some cakes
were placed In the howdah beside her.
Then a drunken mahout mounted be-
hind Rajah's ears. The elephant did
not like the feel Of the mans legs. and
he began to sway ominously. Never
theiess. he permitted the mahout to
direct him to one OF the city gates. the
soldiers troopins alongside.
II appeared that there was . much
shorter route to Alfalfa. Time being
essential. Bruce had had to make for
the frontier blindly. a. 1t we're. The
regular highway was q moderately de-
cent road which led along the banks
OF one of these streams which eventu-
ally join the sacred Jumna. This. of
course. was also sacred. Many Hindus
were bathing In the CHATS. They
passed by these and presently came
upon a funeral pyre.
Sometimes one sleeps with ones
eye open. and thus II was with kath-
lyn. Out Of that funeral pyre her
feverish thoughts builded . frightful
dream.
The drunken mahout slid OF Rajah:
the soldiers turned aside. Hired 70.
male mourners we're kneeling about.
waiiinG and beating their breasts,
while behind them stood the high caste
widow. her face ~ tragic a. Dido's at
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thing as . watch or a clock: sunset
and sunrise. Perhaps the man of the
family may sit awhile at dusk on his
mud doorsill. with his bubbling water
pipe df he has one). and watch the
stars slowly swing across the arch.
pinch Of very bad tobacco Is slowly
consumed: then he enters the hut.
filings himself upon his mating (per-
haps a cotton rug. more likely bum
die OF woven water reedsD. and sleeps
No one wakes him: habit rouses him
at dawn. He scrubs his teeth with u
hbrous stick. II is part OF his re-
ligious belief to keep his teeth clean.
The East Indian (Hindu Of Mohamme-
dam has the whitest, soundest teeth
In the world II the betelnut Is but tenn
perately used
Beyond this village lay ruined city.
now inhabited BY cobras and sinking
jackals.
Dawn. A few dung fires smoldered.
From the doorway Of one OF the mud
huts came lean man. his naked Torso
streaked with wet ashes. his matted
hair hanging In knots and tangles on
his emaciated shoulders. His aspect
was exceedingly filthy; he was a holy
man. which In this mad country signl-
fies physical debasement. patience,
and fortitude such AZ would have
adorned any other use. A human
lamprey. sticking himself always at
the thin and meager board OF the poor.
a vile parasite. but holy!
The holy man directed his steps to
the narrow. beaten pathway which led
to the temple. where. every morning.
he performed certain rites which the
poor. benighted ryots believed would
some day restore the ruined city and
the prosperity which attends fat
ly declared that 1t would take no less
than ten years to bring about this
miracle. And the villagers fell down
with their foreheads In the dust. He
was Brahmin: the caste string hung
about his neck: he was indeed holy.
he who could have dwelt on the fat OF
the land. In maharajahs' courts. The
least that can be said Is that he per.
formed his duties scrupulously.
So. then. the red rim OF the March
sun shouldercd up above the rolling
jungle as he came Into the beaten
The lion s,alked only at night. rarely
appearing In the daytime. Once
month he was given u bullock. for he
kept tiger and leopard away. and the
villagers dwelt In peace. The lion had
escaped from Alfalfa. where the spe.
cies were kept MS an additional sport.
Since he had taken up his abode In
the temple there had been fewer
thci,s from the cattle sheds.
The holy man was about to assume
his Squirting posture In the center OF
the court. M usual. when from out OF
the sarcophagus rose languidly a
form. shroudcd In white. The form
stretched its lovely arms. white us
alabastcr. and presently the hands
rubbed IA pair OF sleepy eyes. Then
the form sat down within the sarco.
phaEus. laid It's arms on the rim and
YEARLY hid It's face In them.
The watcher was the most dunn.
founded holy man In all India. For
tho first time In his hypocriticni life
he found faith In himself. In his
pueriis rites. He had conjured up
yonder spirit, unaided. alone. He
rose. turned. and never a holy man
ran faster. When he arrived. painting
and voiceless. at tho village well.
where natives were coming and going
with water In goatskins and lars and
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Gulf Stream, Giant Flow.

Ninety billion tons OF water are car.
rled hourly through the Florida straits
by the gulf stream. according to Rear
Admiral John E. Pillsbury. U. s. n.
retired. formerly chief Of the bureau OF
and the greatest authority
on the gulf stream. In n letter to the
Geographic society. The gulf
he said. is probably the grand.
est and most mighty OF the terrestrial
phenomena.
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CHAPTER VI.
The Temple Of tn. Lion.

In the blue OF night the temple
looked as though 1t had been sculp-
tured out Of mist. Here and there the
heavy dews. touched by the moon
lances. flung back flames of sapphire.
cold and sharp. To kathryn the tenn
pie was OF marvellous beauty. She
urged Rajah toward the crumbling.
portico.
1t was = temple In ruins. like many
In Hind. Broken pillars. exquisitely
carved. lay about. and some Of the tall
windows OF marble lace were punctur.
ed. as II the fist OF some angry god
had beaten through. Under the de-
cayed porticO stood an iron braxier.
Near this reposed a cracked stone
sarcophaGus: an unusual sight In this
part Of the world. 1t was without its
lid But one god now brooded here
abouts-Silence. Not q sound any.
where. not even from the nearby
trees. She saw . noiseless lizard slide
jerkily across \ patch OF moonshine
and dissolve into the purple shadow
beyond.
What was this temple! What gods
had been worshiped here. And why
was It deserted? She had heard her
father tell Of the ruined city Of Chitor.
Plague! Kathiyn shuddered.
Sometimes villages. to the last soul in
them. were brushed from existence
and known no more to man And this
might be one Of them. Yet Indications
nf n vIllaOa 49,
II was merely a temple. perhaps miles
from the nearest village. deserted save
by providing wild beasts. the winds, the
sunshine. and the moonshine. She
looked far and wide for any signs OF
human habitation.
She commanded Rajah to kneel. So
held by the enchanting picture was
kathiyn that tho elephants renewed
restiessness land he had reason, as
Will be seem passed unobserved by
her. He came to knee. however, and
she got out OF the howdah. Her legs
trembled for space. for her nerves
were In a pitiable condition. Suddenly
Rajah's ears went forward. he rose.
and his trunk curled angrily. With a
"huh he "heeieo ana shu'hed on to-
ward the Jungle out OF which he had
SO recently emerged
HAT! cried kathlyn. What had
he HEARD What had he seen? Halt"
but even MS she called the tall grass
closed In behind the elephant. What
water and food she had disappeared
with him.
She paused by the brazter, catching
hold OF II for support. She laughed
HISTORICALLY: IT was so funny: It was
all 80 out OF Joint with real things.
with everyday life as she had known
IT, Weird laughter returned to mock
her astonished ears. n sinister echo.
And then she laughed ut the echo. be.
ing In the grip OF species OF madness.
In the purple caverns OF the temple
she suddenly became conscious OF an.
other presence. A fash MS OF moon.
light striking two chrysoberyls took
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SYNOPSIS.

,kathlyn Hare, believing her father. Col.
Hare. In peril, has summoned her, leaves
her homo In California to 20 to him In
Ailaha. India Umballa. pretender to the
throne. has imprisoned the colonel. named
" the late king as his heir. Arriving In
Aiiaha kathlyn is Informed by Umballa
that her father being dead she In to be
queen. and must marry him. She refuses
woman can rule unmarried She Is given
seven days to think It over She still re-
fuses. and Ia told that she must undergo
Two ordeais with wild beasts. II she sur
nruce. An American. saves her life. The
elephant which carries her from the
scene OF her trials runs away. separating
her from Bruce and the rest of the party