The evening world., 1913-01-24

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with the tribe they Weull
discover and dsspoil his treasure q
Z came that he spent more ana ness
time In the vicinity Of bis fathers
last home. and less and less with sha
| tribe.
Presently ths msmbeeu q ~ uttle
community BEGAN - SufBr o. aouDant
Of his NEGLECT. Tor disputes anl Quas1Oln
constantly arose which ouly the hlng
might settle peaosahay.
At ast some of the older aDes Osks
to Tarsan o. the subject. aaA Tor Q
month thereafter he remained constantly
with he tribe.
Tue duties Of kineaAip amsns -
anthropoids ars not May a. ar0uouA
In the Afternoon oomss IAAka, -.
dh,y - eemU1a1n thAt ~ Aungo hao
stolen his new wife. Thsn must TNsuaa
summon an before him, ana % - arr
that the wife prsfsrs her new :ord, hs
commands that mstters remain - they
era a. possibly that Nungo give Thaka
ono Of MS daughters in exchange.
Whatsvsr his dscisions, the apes -.
cspt Il ~ Anal, ana return to their oooss.
pations Gatiaded.
Then comes Tana. shris1rinG end hold.
Ing tight her side. from which blood -
streaming. 0unto. her husband. has
cruelty bitten hsri And 0unto. sum-
m6ned. says that Tana b lasy ana win
not bring him nuts and oeeties -
scratch his Baca for him.
80 Tarsan 0coids them both ana
threatens Gunto with Q taste It the
death -bearins siivsrs n he abusss Tana
further. Tana, for hsr-psrt. 10 compelled
to promise better attention TO her wifeiy
duties.
Ana % u goes. little family Aifesr-
sncss for the most part. which. iss
unsettled. would result nnAliy In srsat:
or facttons1 strife. and the eventual
Acknowledgement Of the tribe.
Tarzan tired Of Il a. he found that
kinEship meant the ourtailment Of his
liberty. He iongsd for the little cabin
ana the sun-kisoed sea-for the cool tn
terror OF tho weli-built house, and for
the never-ending wonders Of the many
books.
A. ne had grown older he found
that ne had Grown away from his peo-
pie. Their interests and his were Far
removed. They had not kept pace with
him, nor could they understand sught
Of the many strange End wonderful
dreams that passed through the active
brain of their human king.
SO limited was their vocabulary that
Tarzan could not even talk with them
Of the many new truths. and the helds
OF thought that his reading had opened
up before his LONGING eyes
Among the tribe he no longer had
friends and cronies az OF old. A little
child may hnd companionship in many
strange and simple creatures. but to .
grown man there must be some sem
biance OF equality Of intellect ~ the
basis for agreeable consolation.
Had Kala lived. Tarzan would have
sacrificed all else to remain near her.
but now that shs was dead. and the
playful friends Of his childhood grown
into suriy brutes. he felt that he much
preferred the peace Of solitude of his
cabin 70 the irksome duties OF leader
ship among q horde of wild beasts.
The hatred and Jealousy Of Terkoz.
son OF Tublat. did much to counterfeit
the effect OF Tarxan's desire 10 renouncs
his hngship among the apes. for. stub
born young Englishman that he was.
ne could not bring himself TO retreat IN
the face OF so malixnant an enemy.
That Terkoz would he chosen leade'
In his stead he knew full well, for time
ana again the ferocious brute had sstab-
lished his claim to physical supremacy
over the few bull apes who had dared
resent his SAVAGE bullying.
Tarxan would have liked 30 subdus
the beast without recourse 10 knife or
arrows. ~ much haA his great strength
and aSilt Y 1nereaseA b The pesse0 ~