CHAPTER VII.—Jerry landed the guns
as a Uranian cruiser hove in view. At
first Sister Mary was chased, but es
caped. Chambers was captured and
thrown into a dungeon.
CHAPTER Vni. Marina Bostos,
adopted daughter of Gen. Bo'stos, entered
Jerry's cell and ministered to-his wounds.
Each made a strong Impression on the
other. She was known as the "little saint
of TJrania" because of her nursing.
CHAPTER IX.—Jerry, tried by Gen.
Bostos, was sentenced to die at sunrise
the following day. Upon promise of Ma
rina's love, Capt. Pilaro pledged himself
to free Chambers. The trio dashed away
on horseback late at night.
CHAPTER X.—Shelter was secured the
following day. Marina and Pilaro de
cided to join Gen. Barado's army, seeking
to overthrow the government. They
united with the rebels. Chambers being
made a captive.
CHAPTER XI.—Capt. Pilaro died of
rever. Marina accompanied his body to
burial. Gen. Barado then lay in wait for
Bostos.. In a fierce battle the former won.
Jerry frustrated an attempt to assassin
ate Gen. Barado. Capt. Chambers was
delegated to accept Bostos' sword as ft
token of surrender.
CHAPTER XII.—Gen. Bostos forgives
his daughter, Marina. Her funeral party
was attacked and she was reported miss
ing. Pandaro, capital of Urania, was
captured and a confederacy established.
Chambers was made much of. By that
time Marina was given up as dead.
CHAPTER XIII.—Jerry was given a
big reception by the Uranian public and
awarded the Cross of Honor. He then
sailed for Havana in order to report to
Mexico City for further instructions.
CHAPTER XIV.—Capt. Chambers wa»
lionized aboard the steamer. Hte ,kihet
Sencrr Lopez, a wealthy Uranian. andThis
daughter. The ship encountered a tea*
rible storm while Jerry was being feted.
